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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

sD. Tho London society for the pre-.
prevention Of cruelty to animals has
presented a gold medal worth twenty
guinea, to Mr.. Rarey, the America
horse tanner.
s@- The Pennsylvania Quakers are
determined to vote this year, and for
Lincoln.
John g. Cough, who has been leo.
turing for three years In England, is 70
return to this country in July.
SrlcY,-The following passage It.
arms has taken place between the Pc.
tersbura IVA Press dem } and lnselli.
gencer *. Ny:
Democracy survives" --lrcss.
so does the devil. "-Intelligencev.
And as both arc now fairly in the
field Tor the next campaign, choose -
whom yc will serve Press.
cor two evils choose ye the least
Well take the devil nteltigencer.
e0- Mr.. Sumner delivered an able
and effective speech in tho u. s. Senate
on the 4th inst, in favor Of the immedi.
ate admission Of Kansas into the Tn.
ion.
The peace Of Europe Is said to b
threatened BY the Sicilian insurrection.
The Sicilians have struck for liberty
and are aided by many volunteer troops
headed by the il lustrious Garribaldi.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07
"Later...3 r. M.


In the Rogers settlement, Z miles from
Cedar Rapids, on the wet side Of the
river, the dwellings, Of Mr.. Thompson
and Mr.. Carney were demolished. Mr.
Carncy's son was instantly killed. One
child 7 years old was carried by the
storm distance of 2 miles.
At Lisbon, 3 warehouses, Goodrich Z
eating house, two dwellings. seven cars
and two lumberyards, are all stove a.
as fine a. kindling wood. Ono car bed
was carried more than so rods into q
Geld Of oats. The loss cannot be less than
SIS, 900, the Railroad being the hcayies,
loser.
We hear Of eight or ten deaths that
have occurred at Lisbon and Mt. Yer.
non. 6 were buried yesterday.
At Mechan icsyille 9 persons are al.
ready dead and 10 injured fatally
6 were buried yesterday, 3 buried to day.
8 buildings were demolished; 5 in one
family killed. The tornado passed about
on the line Of Cedar and Jones counties.
IA head Of horses and cattle lie dead on
about five acres space.
At Onion Grove, men were instantly
killed. 2 women and 2 children cannot
live till another sun. The loss Of stock
is immense. Mr.. Frink lost every liv.
ing animal he had on his farm. The
tornado passed about 2 miles north Of
Onion Grove village. Only one build.
ing At the station was blown dswn that
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

Our Boss is looking most awful solemn,
70 and four lines to I'LL this column;
Ne turns, and turns, and tries to shun it,
Uoel 10 aoda tbe dtyI . done it-SDEv.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

n@ Remember that the Meat Market Of eui
town 10 in the basement Of the Brick Store
and Tuesday evenings and Wednesday morn.
ings il the time 70 procure fresh meat.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

p1r Dr.. Bakers Pain Panacea and
Scoyills Blood and Liver Syrup, are
patent Medicines highly recommended
by some. Notices Of the same may be
found in our advertising columns, to
which VIC Invite the attention ofthe suffer.
iDgs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

-. Read the two new advertisements
headed, 10000 copies already sold,'
and "What everybody wants"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

"a. The attention Of our farmers u
invited to IN article in our columns to-
day, headed "who wants Improved
Stock" We hope some Of them will
embrace this opportunity Of improving
the Stock Of our county.
Mr.. Wilson undertakes tho scheme.
for The improvement Of the Stock Of our
State, and the interest which he has
heretofore manifested in the Agricultur.
al prosperity Of our State, is sufficient
guarantee, that it is not undertaken BY
him for the purpose Of speculation.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

HOMESTEAD BlLL-DoUGIA Dopo.
mo As Usual douglas performed
some artlul dodgino. :. .sy. on Ire
.o,n-s,eau till. Mr.. Grimes moved ~
admit all male persons over = years old
to the privileges ofthe law. Mr.. Douglas,
being present declined to vote, although
his voice would have carried it. Tn tho
proposition to substitute the House for
the Senate bill, he voted yes but that
amendment was lost by Eve votes. Afa
forwards, with great magnanimity, he
volunteered to postpone his rights to tho
floor, to morrow, till Monday, in order
to permit the Homestead bill to DO acted
on. THESE attempts to be at the same
time both for and against principles arc
somewhat characteristic Of the little
Ciant.-N Y Herald.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

NJ Sec advertisement Of Lath for sale by
Hamburg and Melching. Those in need Of
this article, should give them call.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

- The Hon. Austin Blair Of Jackson Co,
has been nominated ~ the Republican candi-
1sts Tor Governor Of Michigan.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07
TRAINS WE TWABD!'c

lat
Hxpress Train.
Leave Chicago Wells st. Depot, 1l:l0 ?.
Lesve Clinton at :: Sl5 A. NJ
Arrive at Cedar Rapids 1890 =. NJ
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Clinton : 1910 a
Arrive at Cedar Rapids, 4:l0 2.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07
TRAINS EASTWARD.

1xpre9s Train.
Leave Cedar Rapids, 200 +. NJ
Arrive At Clinton, 6l5 p. NJ
Arrive At Chicago 400 a. q
ACCOM- NOTATION TRAIN.
Leave Cedar Rapids, +: 9lo A. N
Arrive at Clinton, BIO ?. NJ
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-06-07

~ Jenny Lind Goldschmidt and her
husband are going to Sweden to pass the
summer,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16

1900 slaves.
II B0ST0NvAPer ship Columbia bales cotton
700 bbls 1our Is oks glass 5S7 pigs lead 65 bbls
whisky ~ rolls leather 5000 staves
HAXRE-Per ship Hemisphere 1904 bales Of
cotton.
LTVERPo0Is-Per ship Grimea-- 1880 bales cot
ton So hhds tobacco 1000 bbls rosn $3.50 slaves.
GALVESTON brig j p Hooper-lSas sacks
salt.
IL tics lard I6 pkgs dry goods 20 kegs butter 10
bxs cheese 90 40 tea 10 do sugar 40 do vermcelli
% do bread 10 bhfs vinegar l0oreashs paper 9 hbs
oil u hbs potatoes 10 bxs fish Is bbs apples 100
| bbs fouV 19S pcs lumber.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
Memoranda.

Capt Haggett, Of the schooner Carrie Sanford,
from Tampieo 9TH inst, reports The brig Nahum
stetsop, Capt oiiphant 10 sail for this pert the
sthiast Mexican bark, name unkno#n, ready to
sail for this port.
I6e steamer Arizona left in port Of Brazos
Santiago the following vessels ; schr Commerce.
from Pensacola and schr Cactus from New York,
arrived, l2t. sehr woodhonse, from New
York and sehr GsA GarihaIai from New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16

Cleared Yesterday.
ship Felicia Nelson, for Havre,
Cammack & Converse
Ship Columbia, Roberts, fer Boston.
W Hynson 6co
Gammack & Converse
ship crimea, Lord, for Liverpool
Cammack 4 Converse
Brig P Hooper, McCloskey, for Galveston.
schr Alphonsine. Peterson, for Tampico,
Goldenbow & Lesparre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Arizona, Smith, from Brazos Santiago
via Indanola. to | Haffis-lst lstFct
Schr Carrie Sanford, Haggett, days I'm Tampico
to Goldenbow & Lesparre--2d dist, 10.
Schr Mary Ellen, Mott, FIN Pensacola, to master
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
AfenntboMN,

Gharmer, Wilson, I'm yieksburg.
Magnolia, Phelps, I'm vicksbufg
Crosse Tete, MeQ1oid, I'm Bayou Sara.
Acadia, Grant, I'm Fort jackson.
rowbaat Victoria, Grant, from the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 9th inst, bark
Lucerne-brought up sehr Carrie Sanford.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
spses,l 10 she New osleans tsfesseat-

Tss K d. 0. Meresavst 0tAet, Tteals.
spsesal d she New o.ieaus t'fesssrt.3ls
MArAMoRts, Oct. II, 1860.
Mr. El;sog--You have doubtless heard before
This az tho robbery by Gen, Degollado, Of the
81 50o.0oa condacta which started from San Luis
pntosf fer Tampico, nnder the protection Of the
Iberai army. This eondacta was solicited By the
leaders of fhe liberal Government for the purpose
ID hey SAIL 81 maniiesting Che difference between
tfeirsa1se and that Of AIiramon, for that MiramoI
Had robbed every con5uesa entrusted TO his care
by ieyyisg some euornlous and unexpected ceatrt
bution mon Well after much solicitation, ID e.
forefsn merchants 81 san Ins Potosi consented to
send rondaeta 10 Vera Crsiz; and, accordinf siy,
they SOLICITED the above sum and started i on It
Hid not tsne two days Journey en- its way sfore
Gen. negbaao issued orders 70 seize il, and 60 the
safauvsof he Ixaerai Government, it wass done,
am, ae money was taken and orriats ID by the
Generals IN command Of the Liberal arm y.
since lse transaction. universal prou st from ell
I'LL foreigners in the country has been ttered ana
tie representatives Of torsign goyerr iInents have
taken hand III tits matter although rather rearc-
tantly This outsry has even reaehs ID the heads Of
ts army and the resalt has been aat Gen. Degol-
lado the chief foo Of this country. has published
long defenseor exposition, in VII ich he says that
he assumes the entire responsdaif y and is willing
TO be personally end Inaaxsdu ally cxuagaished
beneath she odium of the trAnss elton, if saca must
ran an tie sathor II the measT re-; but that be was
1noved and nstgated 70 the rs bhery by the purest
motives, and with the soae design Of saving his
helcvsd country f1xls'g my eyes "a Heaven
and the fnture q says thai very great man, e ]
accept the odum and saerr ice myself fer the good
Of ny country Mexico re- Iuired money to exter-
inmate anarchy, and th's was the only way IN
which 70 secure the neces sary amousfs. Inc PIC
ture mi expression gives rise 70 IN my mind can
emily pc delineaasu ny Z Srnekshanks, 1or zen,
Degoiiado IS one q we most intersef looking men
ahd phst ealiy shas Y y possIpie 10
imagine n pfoper III nan shape Sfu tne atIltuse
he attempts g su'ks 'efore the country ana tae
WoriHA ~ eut q ail pcs' porfion WEE the man.
However, y Y rep ofted mere tiFat tie universal
outcry has even n wed his abaegatlon, and we
are told that ne " now willing 70 repay fty per
cent. Of the ainoEas and that he is willing to give
Mexican bondsaor the other Aaif. there ~ a
man il the Woasd worthy % possess TIE control
and ownership e Degollado BESIDES Phineas e.
Barnrr cannes call him 70 raird Just now unless
II = Arteinus NJ Ard the fan0as snowman 81 fhe
DnrailffI n haq i1lure and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
BeIo.v--c,oIntng Up.

ship Sheridan, Russell 10 days I'm Bristol, (Eng)
10 Creepy s Farwei
Ship Robert Genter, Arnold, I'm New York, to
Creeyy & Faraeil.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
soEAs BROOK & BROTHERS.
BEST SIX CORD AND PATENT GLAds
spool Cotton,
Militia nlark Ind ALI rnInrs

gonhinng the soe4hness Of six with TIE afantsol ins
and ioF SEWING MACHINE USE ABSOLUTELY UERi
VAILED. FOR sale ~ principal houses NeN oviseR
Mobne; in original by aanuisetueYr
agent WM. HENRY SMITH.
1al lykw SIS - ve-sy strest New YORK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
aiAer ,AateLIiael,,,te.

General Esesn arlss--- Fhc " cag her--Fsusiness
the Ben. il A Adams .shg AshIansl--saie OF
tine seotieael--Slts- gaTemrhts--Ne yy Boats
Buiiding--The ri. .er ahove--L4suneh Of a
New Boat--Depo rtures this Evenings etcs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16

sf-zsss EUE& Mobile -&eAALh 4. So
snSz..4lSSshsMg ldne--summei Arrangement-ches pen
EzasSaakaa did low pressure packet steamers Oregon
JAS Me c. Baker master Cuba, lanes Hopkins, mister
CALIFORNIA;, a L. Myers, MASTER built expressly for the
rade with superior accommodations, viii make trips
landings follows unrss prevented by bad weaher high
low water of fuel accident hpat mGehnery
Latying the Lake end 81 the Pontchurair Railroad DAILY
the arrival nj die y o'clock VI train of for Mahit.
StgapDF Mt p,scag -ul4 TUESDAYS and SAT RDAYS,
Ret3tnng PasepFonla n MONDAYS aud TIL UItS
DAYS, Hud Christian and Bay ST. Louis DALEY.
K u6Etp Ms, t4Qtl,
oil f al fiTft17hr street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16

u g. DIasLisE s CO.,
s. IMFbRTERs AND JoBBERs
SILK and Fancy Dry Gnods, Rfbbcns anc
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
white aooss and Rmhqedees GrsvAis Hosiery snt
Gloves aud tall assortment Hress Goods sbss Marts
La sktfie eir. ele..
p WARREN AND . MURRAY STREETS,
lny24 emAW NEW YORK,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
saeu Ndgaus 1aIIp Crrsteut.
mExIcAa GoRREspoE DENeE

,Rotses4 or a Ccaaucla by he Liberals al San
Lcssss Potoss DeJoaaaoss Excuse ard Nonsense
Atsaf tie Matte--Hc repeats and Offers 70 gaue
LIP HGais undition of 6ola Parties hfsds1,oa
n good plight Ior The Big and FSssM Ionsssf--
me E IL. %. Mere4aNist Otihet, Hsuls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
LEGAL NOTICES,

of New Orleans. NtIls-N6. VI Ib2
WHEREAS Mary Jane D0nneI has petit
Wv TONED this Ueut for Letters Of Administration the
estate Of her late husband John s. ponuel deceascd in
eytate-
Notice is hereby given all whom II may concarn show
cause within days, why The prayer Of The said petitioner
should moi be granted
By order Of the Court. .a. =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
rALLAHATGHE AND YAzoo RIVERS.


SAZOO AND TALLAHATCHEE
ss@S n q ). Mail packer DeSy Drop, >. H. PArisot,
Anaster connecting with steamer Charmer on her
sarrival Kcksburg FRIDAY morningJFor Sa
artia Yagoo City Tchua Silver Creek Bertonia Wesorer
Honey Island Tnrleys Landing, sidon CraneS Landing Rs
ing sis Humphreys Greenwood Point iefore Gofsvile and
ali intermediate landings Tellahaehie river high
she4key landing leaving Vcksburg Friday arrival of
the 81 clock evening train.
aI- Ali freghts shipped by the Gharmer viii be taken
h~onsh hish yithou ev1ra charge a24
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16

SEgJ = bu racke-rhe new. fast running magnificent
L5lAah99E.Ef passenger packet steamer Doubloon f. A.
sgman mastsr viii leave positively as aDove
Gulf eserh Rodney. Waterproof Matches Mouth Of Red
Rive Bntnn Rouge bayou sara and all Eoast
landings, commencing ATuRBaY, Sept. freight
or paseage apply on board
YIRGINIUS q. DENTzEL
sel7 Advertising gent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
CoNsTABLE,s SALES.

@
for the
Parish of Orleans. w. N ROGERS
by VIRTUE of a writ OF iieri facfRs to
ID drected by tbs Hon d + MITCHELL second insties
Of the The Parish Of Orleans in the above entitled
writ will proceed sell public auction in tho Barroqn
o the City Hotel situated Common between MAGAZINE
Camp Streets on MONDAY the 9th day OF November
1866 Il O'Clock M
A CERTAIN lot OF GROUND situate in the First ns
tric Of Ibis cify IL square ST. bounded by Common
que yeId aud Robertson streets said lot measuring 80 feet
trout OH street by los feet deep between parallel
lines. Together with all the Improvements thereon.
Seized In tile above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. w. II. WATERS,
Constable
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16

Dnu,,rwr Com De DlsrRrcr SUCCESSION DE II. A.
AL Ngg ysTf ogSan, nHNs9MEN9; iislt
"A nae petition IN Cour lre dOheur les leIlteo q I'D
nnistraton dc tou y. A. Lumsdan ddesde
iutestAt--
Avis est par lie prdent donn celia peu con
corner, daSoT d5dure sous dix oufs es rsona pour les
quclles il me- sefa pas t6it droit a Ia dite p6tan.
Par oraro de Ia Caur. - .
oil i6 ~ OCTAVE MOIEll Ilepute Gretner.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
II. n. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,

CfsqurTNE Coca pE DISTRICT jLA VILE DE LA MILE
dSla NonyeLle- Orleans 9klEANs IS. WILLIAM
rHELAS-lin. laf06
NV VERTU dun writ dc snisie ct yente n
~ Bo alfe;st pm flloneabe Gnqagme Corr de District Dc
YENRREnl 2lenovemme ltG0 midi Hotel de h Cit6
de In Commune les camp dies Maasins III
pubque ct adjudication de la propttte don't suit Ia des
cfutan--
Penier District IfET 2fs borne par les Enerpe st.
Charles, Polymnie Gaondee aEant % peds de face
st Cbafie+. SIR lf3 pieds de pOfundenr.
Saisie dHis l'Aiftire e-tCssils.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
6lpIIlla sIatelLlasIlte.
Cleared Yesterday

cREscEsr OFFicEf No. 10 Camp Street, \
Tuesday Morning, October l6, 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

N. u, JAGkSON AND GREAT NOHlf1EftNs
CANTON, October l5t I860.--l68 bales cotton to
Il L Adams &co-l59 Th0rnhill SEQ l25 Green
Crunp-- leg Mcfarland Il Barksdale-- % Stewart
& james 95 do Carroll, Hoy eco 9G RotGhford,
Brown 6co-475 Murphy, Sykes &eo--67 J G & S
Ricks-s8 b d Lowe &co-2t Thompson L Clark
3 Wood u Low 81 Payne " Harris8n--6 81 Ably q
Catching 40 Harding, Abbay 4 Mdrehead-45 do
Warren, Gilmore &co--94 do a fully &eo--34 do
] j Person 600 "a do T q q ] NJ Allen &ee-2s
y w Ghamplin &eo-2l Lewis Il 0glesby- ~ do
] 7 1ardie &co--20 ] Watt &eo-2i Lane, Salter Il
co.'s Watt Il Noble u Ward, Hunt &eo---lT do
Frierson, Conway &eo- i6 do Coleman, Britton
Withers-lG Battle, Noble &ea-=f6 H Nv Estiln Nee
lis III Rhorer 10 Gitien Smedes Ace IA
q Connolly &co-l4 do Block, McAtee &eo--l5 do
Wright & Allen-l2 farletou, Whiting Tulls-1l
A D Henkel &co-l0W :. Robsoa--l0 Henderson Il
PeaIe-- 10 Byrne, Vance &co-- 10 MeRae &eo--ll
Bogart Foley Il Ayery--l0 do Buckner, Stanton &
Newman West & Yilere-7 Friedander Il Ger
SON q ] & 6 Cromwell Ii A Nj Hopkins &co--6
Samuel Barrett j B Bailey Geo A j Rngeley
&co--S j NJ putnam-5 Slaughter, Smith d Shutwe
"a Harris L Sons do A Levi &coo-5 Duncan,
Poyne eco 6 Allison, Pattison &co- Holloway
u Lonsdae 4 II X Garter-Total 1913 bales cotton
PoNTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE--Per steamer California-ll9 bales cot
ton Battle, Noble &co- IA do Tarleton, Whiting 4
Tullis- Z do Bradley, Wilson AGO. sundries to d
Pratt Groves &co-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16

sEcoNDE JUSTICE DE PAX 3LA WILLIE de Ia NoUyELIE-
Pour la f"dsse Orleans. 2 2ERsANs vs. W. N ko
I'm VERTUE G,un writ de aeri facins a
IA moi adresst par fon D. = Mitchell, peuxieme jus
tee dc Paix pour Ia parose Orlsas dams ae edessus
je procedeai Ia ourHa Is Cite stuee de Ia Commune
les du Camp dies MagasH lie LuEDI 4me auf
nosembre 1860, midi Ia yante pnhique de-
Tn certain LOT DE- TERRE siud dams e Premier District
de Vile dams let No 81 borne par les de Ia Com
mune, Gssq6e vileFd Robertson 10 as lot mesurap 10
pei az face In de In Commune los pu9 de proton-
deu cre ge psalleles ansi les antofat0ns qE ~
ttGuvent. .5.u .um-"
SAtsitAns Affatre ci .desSus.
CoNDTrioNs-co mptant moment DC NATURALIZATION.
w. II. WATERS
- pE Ifanp. f0t fb
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16

SECOND DISTRICT Counr SUCCESSION OF r A, A. LUas-
az New Orleans nEN.-No. l7,l6l.
WHEREAs, A. ~. Hoibroak has petition 1 t,5t.
w ed the Court for Letters Of Administrator On inc estate
Of the late y, a. Iiumsdeu, deceased ntestae--
Notice Is hereby MI whom may CONCERN g shew
within days why the prayer OF the said petitioner
should not be granted,
By order of the Court = - A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
f. t. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

CIsauIEME CouR DE DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE la NILE.
de la Souvele Orleans. ORLEANS VS.. RICHARD
z PulGPOT-Nn l3f56.
- moi aesat par onoIhlt tinqnieine Gau de psnetde
h NnnYelo Il6, faiare q deSsu j. proc6dern le
MARI Is dc Hovembre 1850 midi Hazel do In cite rue
do Ia Commune, 10 Camp das MBeasins la
pd6que adjudication de ia propGl6 don't description
sui; =
uSVERRAIN STUD dams lie Qnirjpme District de cette vile,
dams tt hnt par les nnelet Binard Jackson ct
hiippe, dtsghd par lie Ia ssyant plan dfesSd
G. a. lie ArmHS, uehieeie d1Ro bureau du sheriff pour
re iii ieETau les sekon OF
Phi pc pieds III andeet quatEe-
vnEt S-spt pes hu paneas lisae daproanaeur
S.isie dan tfliiiIe ci-fetsds,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES niomeht de aiindieaton
p. y. PARKER,
ni2 q nla snalif de Ia P4foisse u Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
Leaves on every MONDAY 1T 5P NJ
REGsUI.At9 ER EFE y WILLIE A NJ

IT, h. y.eksbare PacEet--Thenea ys5y swii and nas
/ uiccht parket Gan. sDmG. A.
Es5szassssEss G ai t1nsil, John W Cannon, ser viii
D bigeiy ubope Argyle Laang Greenyile Deer
Greek Rufng Point Worthnet0n5 Carolina la ding, Like
Washington, Grand Lake, Ashfon Pehgs Point Sknwi,hs
ding Stack Island Landing FAKE Providence, Mikens
Bend Vcksbnrg Warrei0u Grand Gnlf St Joseph Rodney
aerpoo Natcbez Red River Eanuing, Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge all landings, For freight passage
s yIKGINIUs g. DEETHELf
Advertising
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
E. MIcHor, Deputy olerk.

DEuxrME CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION EE JOHN
10 h NouveIle.utltans. ) 5. DoNNhIr-No lIlb2,
A TNrTSNDFJ tuc Mary Jane Donnel pres
IN 5ent5 une petition COM ieet dobenr les lettfes
a. Administration succession do Ieu son dqonx Jehn s.
D0nnel, DECIDE niestat-
Avis present dopnd teps eeuS que cea pel son
cerner dayvr d6due dix Jonts, los Fasena pour les
qucles II ne Serait pas fq droit la die petition
oslS II W :" N'''' L. MlCHoT ptpuis dreflcr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16

T4elvts every III ESIA Y NJ 5 oFclnek P. N.
NEW ORLEANS AHD YsC&4a
4gssg 4, burg u. s. Mail Line.-.t0F 3onaaH9nyis PHI
queInne BATON Rouge Port Hudson, BayogSara
River Landing, Fort Adnme, Natchea, Watel
rool Rodney st. Joseph Grand Gnl Rarreno4 and giek4
above every TUESDAY, p,dlocE T, NJ He.lTnin
ha will leaye Vcksbnrg every FRIDAY 81 u o'clock N.
d. K. CARROLL 4 Co,
ias Agents. s. Garandelet street.
The above will yicksburF With The sane
DsWHfnn Ysznn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
: sEaFg SAFE REAf- n e p Il #1itfFulT
TEEESTJE4AR gTGIG&Gtf42gf {. PACK r.

81 sAIu Gannertiou a.t ) faulet Naehf5--The mag
pHrent passenger se5mtt FLHDides, Brown,
sri lF&e fat hapadsnHSiie, Rdngnbie
Rl1a Ronee, Port Hudaa Bayon Sra Rod River Landjre
Fort Adams 6ache1 Waterproof, Rpdtey, Joseph GiAnd
Iuf Wgrrenof and Frsbng, as aboye For eight pas
~ vrRGINIHs G. DENTzRL
anal If AdgaTtiqjnf Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16

Leaves on n THURSDAY Oct rs. nj r. N.
~ REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
mEsF h. Grand EcoTe Paekei-for Grand Ecore, ST. iH1
ila6s&ricc Montgomery, Dnrsnds Collie, AleHandria
NoTnan's, Barbn's and all intermediate landings
Oh Red river-The new magnificent and fast running side
steamer Moro, Jos Aguader, MASTER will leave as
above. For freight or passage apply on board.
NIRGINdUSC U. DENT1EL,
ole Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-16
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NJ r NJ P H Is.
Leaves OH SA4 URDAY, 2Oth inst, at SPIN.
lnl.rna1a.laEt aat.--lu nn-I.ct
WEIR MISsTsSTPpI.

Leaves every eEHRESHAY. at S n. H.
Regular Weekly WEDNESDAY v cksburg ard Bend Picket
FoH DEER CREEK, EGGS
TsS n, Point, Lake Washington. Grand Lake Carolina
Lsthsasi5 Landing skpwith'R Landing, lake Pfoyaguce
sss54A5zsR Cammarks Landing. dlkehs Bond YcEabnre
Waneuiou New Carthags ST. Joseph Grand GuG Rodney
Natehez, Rcd River Landing and Bayon saraTe mag
nieen and sTft running Passnger packet steamer James
Battle, J. II Ess master, viii leave above WA
Coast passengers Fer freight asage apply board.
VGRGINIUS q. UENTZEI,
sugt 4dver4nE sesnt