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81 lloon Ascension.
rRR11ous POSITION OF THE .rRosAur.

Mons. Wells, who has been making balloon as
tensions on small scale in different portions Of
the country for several months past recently made
one at Jacksonville, Alabama, which came near
proving his last. The Republican says:
Mons. Wells, Of New Orleans, the aronaut, made
the first balloon ascension ever witnessed at this
place on Saturday last. The temporary furnace
for initiating his balloon was erected on the public
square, north of the Court House. A large num-
Der of persons OF the town and vicinity collected,
at various places around the square, to witness the
feat.
The initiation commenced about o'clock, and
was continued about two hours, the furnace being
supplied during the time with wood and pine, and
alcohol burned several times to hasten the process
When fully inflated, NJ. Wells got into his hoop and
basket, which was suspended by small cords, some
eight or ten feet below the balloon, and gave or
ders to those holding it down to "let 60. In lift
ing the bottom over the chimney of the furnace,
however, the lower edge of the cloth of which it
was made took lire. Some of those holding it told
the aronaut, and tried to put it out, but he not
understanding them again gave orders to /" let CO."
which they did He arose rapidly and majestic,
ally, waving hs cap over his head, while the nu-
merous spectators below, rent the air with their
loud and repeated huzzas. 1t reached an altitude
where NJ. Wells did not look much larger than
mans hand, and was waited by gentle breeze in
northeast direction, and landed in large oak
tree about mile from the courthouse.
Mons. w. discovered the fire when the balloon
nad got several nundred feet nigh, and used all
the means in his power to effect speedy landing,
fearing the fire might burn the cords and let him
fall. Soon after landing the fire, which perhaps
had been kept from running up the balloon by its
rapid motion, blazed up and soon burnt most Of it
to ashes. When he struck the tree he caught some
limbs, while his balloon fell over on the other side
and below, out of his reach, and also out of the
reach of those who were soon ON the ground, and
assisted him, not without considerable difficulty, to
get down out bf the tree. The blazing balloon
was distinctly seen from town, and caused some
painful apprehension for his safety, which, how
ever, was soon relieved by his safe return.
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rIissIssIppI Interference,

The Amite Democrat Of Wednesday has the fol-
lowing: @gzsa
We were blessed with slight shower on Mon.
day, which had the effect to lay the DUST about all
that is needed just at this time.
We learn that duel was fought on the 2sth ult.,
M Mss. pe N ta IT. lanes f. Ms t
man from Kentucky whose name we have not
heard. Weapons, Derringer pistols distance, ten
PAGES. After the first fire, in which neither sus-
a gensman o u r
Mr.. Wilson any more.
The Oxford Mercury Of Thursday last says:
The farmers complain that the cut-worm is in
juring the young cotton very seriously. The late
cool nights have retarded its growth and given it
very unhealthy appearance VIII fssseefs'
There was better prospect for good fruit
crop than exists at present 1t will be fully appre-
ciated, for we have been almost entirely without it
for the last four or five years. 519 v n IS il5#
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Texas Intelligence.
From the Galveston News of Tuesday last we

\ From the Galveston News Of Tuesday last We
extract the following:
We learn that Col. VIM. 4. Austin, Of this city
has received a commission from the Governor 81
Brigader General of the First Brigade of the State
embracing the counties Of Galveston, Liberty, JEFF
ferson and Chambers, and has accepted the same.
He will proceed accordingly to organize the militia
Of this brigade as soon as instructions from the
Adjutant General shall be received, under the late
law for organizing the militia Of Texas. We nm
derstand that Col. Austin Is the only surviving
officer Of Gen. Houston's staff, in the campaign Of
1886.
We also learn from the Telegraph that Capt.
w T. Rogers, of Houston, has received q similar
the counties OF Harris, Fort Bend and Brazoria.
The Telegraph says truly that the organization OF
.he militia is an important matter, deserving of
immediate attention.
Y i with much qualification that we again an.
nounce the fine prospects for crops now encourac.
ing the hopes of the farmers all over Western
Texas. All our accounts eorroborate this intel
llgence. The late rains seem to have extended
.nlongnoqn she country. For four or FIVE years
past our Western citizens have suffered severely
rom droughts But from the most reliable jnforna-
ton we can get, such droughts have never befnra
been lknown, and we trust they may not again
soon occur. p
Mr.. George D. Prentice was 10 lecture in Calves
ton on Thursday night last. @
The Corpus Christi Ranehero of the 2sth rIt,
says:
On Sunday and Tuesday last this region was
visited with most refreshing showers, and light
rains fell on Monday and Wednesday nights ii
came in sufficient quantity to Inosten the earth
thoroughly and filled the water holes on the prai
res. The beneficial results to stock and vegetation
will be incalculable, zgse5 ss
The Cherokee County Enquirer Of the 2sth says:
The prospect for q good crop, at this season Of
the year, was never better. During last week we
had good rain, and since that time vegetation has
had decided upward tendency. Corn is growing
finely, and gives at this time every indication Of
prosperous and profitable yield. The cotton is
coming up, and cur planters and farmers are get
looks promising. The vegetable crop is proiiiic.
All of our gardens furnishing the incest table
delicacies Of the season. Irish potatoes, green
peas, and indeed almost every kind of vegetables
are az plentiful as any epicure could wish. More
rain, however, is desirable. Ig5 Is
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LATEST FROM HORSESHOE NED.-The Montgom-
cry Mail publishes another letter from its enter
prising Charleston correspondent, from which we
extract the following:
P. S.-Have just found out how the North stands
about niggers. Old Cagger told me confdentially.
They don't care d-n about the niggers, but
work. They don't love the ngger-d-d if they
do Ward Beeeher kisses 800 women q week, as
pastoral duty, and never has bnssed d nigger yet
Think of that-itl come all right when my mans
made Vice. We shall remember all old friends
according to merit. This you can say to DIR. Fl.
p. S. 2d.-Don't think Pm hre-eater-I amt
ID if am I'm for the Conventions platform
to protect the South, and my man for Vice to save
the country. I am oil over iii a lather, and amt
shaved since Thursday.
write this dispatch Sunday, in my room, and
my colored landlady, with visiting friends, is sing
ing hines just across the passage
= NED.
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~ .7'. =.
Time, 2:ol55 -2::l0-2:16.

FIRE AND L,ss OF LIFE.-Ne,o York, MAJ l.
The dwelling house of man named Hobbs Al
Orange N. j, was burnt yesterday, and four
children of Mr. Hobbs persisted in the flames.
Mrs. Hobbs and two children were rescued after
being badly burnt. Hobbs, himself, set fire to the
building, and ii now under arrest.
Early this morning a fire breks ont in the Jenny.
house attached to the fopewalk owned by Mr.. p.
Deceyee, in johnston street, near Bnshwiek Ave
nue..
The entire building. with machinery, was de-
stroyed. Loss s2t 600; insured for $4,000, in
different insurance companies in New York.
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A MAN MIssNe-John Henry Bradbury left
Tigervle La, in July or August 1883, for his
home in Rome Ga. Having rerer arrived or been
heard from call upon the hearts of strangers to
assist me in the search OF thai dear hrother All
who read this let them imagine sisters long sns-
pense and grant her the boon she asks Any in
formation can be communicated to Mrs. w. Fl.
Mitchell, Rome, Ga. March 90, 1860.
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COMPLIMENT 70 STUDENT FROM NK# ORIsAas.
In the vicksburg Express we find the following

UNIVERSITY or Va. AptII ~ InVsh
Dear Efpress-Mr. William F. Ogden, Of New
Orleans was elected on last Saturday evening the
Final Orator of the Washington Society. This
gentleman, though a comparative strange having
arrived at the University in January-and young ID
years. has won by his eloquence, the highest
honor within the gift of the Society, and in every
respect, is worthy this high distinction.
The most brilliant supper of the session was
given him by his friends at the Central Hotel,
Charlottesville, a few evenings since.
MEERSCHAUM
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MOBILE IrEMs.-From the Tribune of Thursday
we extract the following:
1t is still unseasonably cold The North wind
has prevailed fpr several days. There has been an
occasional indication of change, but it was only
momentary. The gardeners complain, but there
will be received presently worse complaints from
the interior.
We learn that man. well dressed, was seen to
jump overheard at the end of st. Michael street
wharf yesterday evening, and before there could
be any assistance rendered him he was drowned.
His hat was retovered but as yet there is no clue
to lead to his identity what caused him to COM
init the rash act.
The race which we announced yesterday, mile
heats running, resulted as follows:
Mary Busbee. .................4..1 2
Betsy Bowden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL 2
Florence OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. dis
Time o.all-o.ln OIL
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SINGULAR CASE OF sulc1pE.-The Louisville Jo,

SINGULAR CASE OF SuICIpE.-The Louisville Jour.
nal of the LIST inst says:
We learn from Mr.. Kendall, route agent of the
Louisville and Lexington Railroad, that Mr.. William
Payne died at Frankfort on Sunday evening of con-
gestive fever. His father-in,law, Mr.. James Dry.
den, was left towatch the corpse during the night,
but on Monday morning was found with his throat
cut, having committed suicide under the influence
of the depression of spirits which the death of his
relative had oecasioned. Both gentlemen were
old and much esteemed residents of our State capt.
tai, and the sad tragedy occasioned great excite
ment there,
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HOMICIDE IN ALARAaA.-The Montgomery Mail
of Tuesday says:
We learn that a man named Malloy, one night
last week, killed another named Nixon by striking
with a gun. The difficulty probably occurred il
or near Govington county. Malley was arrested
Our informant understands that Nixon was the
same who had difficulty with Pou, in Ioandes, q
year or two ago.
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When Rachel (he great French fragedienne1
her stout sister Sarah dressed for the part of
shepherdess, her comment was, s'Sarah, dear YOU
look like shepherdess who had just dined on her
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r. 7. PARKER.
Sheriff fsihe Parishof Orleans.


81 "a so ogs es RhRfF Ell
I'm VERTU de deux yyrfts de fieri facias q
"a moi addresses par rHonorable Sxeme de District de
MERCREDI de JUN 1850 midi Hotel de ID Cite rue dc
la Commune entire les dn Camp des Magasins hradud-
cation de-
UN TERRAIN stue dams lie Premier District de cette VILE
de la Nouyee Orleans dams et borne par les Tctoup
ouas des Religieuses ct Celeste lie Felicity Road
terrain qaevingt neu peds pouces quae
gnes Tehoupeulas pieds dix pou-
six rnes Felicity Road yipet pieds trois poces
derrcre rngsept pieds dix pouces cna nes
Panre gne aerae ct ornant ange de Ia Tchonpouas
ct du Felicity Road.
rsuvent les dro privileges avantages
attaches ct apparenan Les des batisses ct authorizations
Complement cling asons de residence bos auare
desquelles st conyertes aose autre Pune compost
ton chacune deux chambres tros
alice derrere de cnq peds de ageur lie Felicity
road.
La maison laagle du Felicity Road de Tchoupou
las oecupee cafe ct est Oee raison de $55
usquan Ter de novembre proclaim les
lou6es raison de SIS par muis chacune.
La tout saisi dams rafaire cidessus. E.a-.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Naturalization.
my5 IA 81 % e6 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOreans.
Of New Orleans n & sMiTH-No. s4l4' -
PY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
- directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
sell public auction City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine streets, WEDNESDAY, the sixth
day Of june 1860 at Il o'clock NJ the following described
property, to .
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth .sx
District in square No. 1876 bounded by Magazne Joseph H
inc Constance and ST. Andrew streets, measuring, each M
twenty-five feet front Josephine street. by hundred
twenty feet inches in depth Together with all
improvements thereon df any,
Seized in the above suit =
TERMS-Cash on the spot
ri mr.
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z. T PARKER
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans

sxhsE S Gogn DS D1Rlcr LA NILE ~ La MILE
sMITH-No s4i4
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente n
II moi adresse par PHonoable SiNieme Cour de District de
e. daas o afe eaeSs H procederai e
de la Commune les du Camp DIES Maasins
yene pnbque adjudication de la propried don't description
suit a-h
DEUX TEREAINS sues dams lie Quatreme District dams
Pet No l6 borne les des Magasns Josephine Cons
lance ct St Andre ehacun pieds de face
In Jophine yngt pieds dix de proon-
deur
Ensemble toutes les atlioraons 'il en- await qu
sly rouvent.
Sass dams afare ci-dessus.
CONDITIONS-Gompa moment de fadjudicaten.
i. t. PARKER,
ngh q Is les Sheriff de La Parnisse d. nrlIans
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FRosr IN NORTHERN MissrssiprI.-0n Tuesday
night we had light frost, which was ouife mar
ceptible on the following morning The damage
to growing crops We presume was small, as the
irost was not heavy enough to do much ininrv
me fruit escaped altogether in our town. d tic
foliage on the trees entirely protected IL The cold
weather has doubtless injured the cotton crop se-
rlonsy IS thousands Of acres of young plants were
either up OF just making their appearance above
ground. Holly Springs Herald, April n.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


cl55 Y skM 9nssAss
b ase.ss sss hss..sss 1asIsh psss cur e
i public AUCTION u ~ City Hotel street. between
q seWns s Day
Psaeh Kers sa Lot m ~ @
s ,ss depth Ts vi st
Il Tie Treasurer this city together viii ali The Building and
Improvements thereon.
fEnas E e. ase CIV s is's spot.
Sheriff Of Il E + Palm RSs Z orleans.
SsEs 81 Sz RF y
FIN y, yE .slss.E q, a,sn Il srs
Z %d n5 81 g e
Dc T. enfe lss Tues du Camp ct des Magasns la
I'm TERRAIN silus dams e Troseme pistric. de ee.te
s er sof d es
petd Pss IN ~ o ,o DE- sss J. yers
bea d'asestenent depose bureau Tresoer de Vile
L. tout saisi dams pafraire cdessus.
C0NDITIONS-Cornptan moment de Rehabilitation.
ap4 u y % my5 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d Orleans.
5sHE + HSRE II
S oa Il sss oss h
above entitled matter will proceed sell at public auction
streets SATURDAY, lie 9Th day Of May 1850 81 Il
suNDRY NOTES and ACCOUNTS as per inventory on file
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
E. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
QuArREME CouR DISTRICT JOHN +. HYDE LA COM
de Ia Nonyeleorlean' sAGNbE de MISSISSIPPI
IyN VERTU dun ordre de venfe rensu lie
Say q d % S sasss ap sns s.sss
Hotei de Il Tile rue de Ia Commune entire les rues G Camp
des Magasns; d Ia yents pgbiqne ct adjudication de-
PLusIEURs COMPLIES ct BILIETs suiyant detail eu
au moment Dc 1,adlnd!sst,Sn
a23 q 30 my2 sherifde la Psroisse dorleans.
Sixth nIsrEIer counrlT. RIDGE VS.. MICHAEL DUFFY.
~ VI WTR RIIsr OF writ Of fieri facias 70
- directed BY the Honorable the Sixth District Court
public auction, at the City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Magazine streets on NEsDAY June g. $780,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with all ~.
the buildings and improvements thereon rights, ways f
privileges and appurtenanees heeuuto belonging E
s Of the fly New II phe Bounded 81
Tcboupoula Religious Celeste Streets and Felicity road
ninety inches and four lines
Tehoupilouas stlee hundred and fortysix
inches and six lines Felicity road twenty three inches
in the and hundred and feet inches
and i've lines the other side and forming the
| Tchoupoulas street and Felicity road.
The dwellings and improvements said lot comprise FIVE
Hates, and the other with composition containing
three cserns with alley in the
wide, opening on Felicity road.
The house the Of Felicity Tchoupitouas
street is occupied cofeehoue S55 month
the LIST of November next and the other tenemens
| been renter at SIS month each
Seized in the above suit.
/ TERMS-Cash on the spot.
| r. T. PARKER,
/ Sheriff nf the PART hnff1 leans
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT cpEa or or sHR 1e
I CERTI Ifs That on the 18th day Of kpri1.
1860 Judgment entered in this Court in the suit Of Har
words ana figures l following, to Wit ! -
ing the . Rissd@gs and at the aW H.. ts.
Is aRs
ofSe esng betseen hen gains mere
to III M af h i've ] to Ply
of Deeember 1858 until paid and costs Of suit the whole with
Judgment signed April 20, 1850 :, Won, -,
In s unit \ st hand Ssa
s@
hundred and sixty and N the year OF the In
E. MIcHoT, Deputy Clerk
Fiat DE Ia Loe US NE, AM.
ay I'LL naena ses ns ese so .e aaS M
81 s5 Pas
Se s as n nia0,e sd E, = a .c oi nit uyeuan !.
veur de Ia dernanderesse Harriet Marks tpohe de j. B.
" e Dc y N ss
'nH est de plus ordonDs ope lie enaeu soft conamn
sS} aS Sf dem sis'
coraes mar IN loi any f.mmes mertes y az
judgment ssis signt lie 20 avrii 1860 MORO
En- fo de auoi a appos ma enanre ct ie scea de IN ite
nne eals a He se NIL Init cent nf e IL
nt aimee de lHapendence DIES Eats
sroo,n n,.rn,cr Conn, sUccEssIoN OF TT RAurv
& Ff 2fi Is hereby given 70 , e creditors
show cause within ten days from the present notification
n r. nj E
DS ofder OIL Inc court
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

GAZERAC BRANDIES-wE HAVE A GOOD
suppy hand and receiving by direct mporaons
France additions to stock of this celebrated highly
favored brand We have 1885 in eighth pipes 1898 in eighth
quarter pipes 1902 do do; 1905 in halt and eighth
pipes We invite the attention Of the trade and
generally this article pure sale
New York terms and prices by
WIN. E. LEVERICH l. CO., "a Old Levee st.,
q Cola IN " pc,t,r
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES

WRIGHT e. co.'s CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family hedcines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Proprietors lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency Nos 5l and Charities street,
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de la Nouyele. Orleans LEY--No Is, sa5.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
"A eers de la te succession outes autres
que celia dyoir dnre dix ouTs daer
de Ia publication les rasons lesquees lie compile
provoire pesene par de Ia te succession
seraf point approuse honologua les fonds
mains rapartis cenformenent au dit COMPETE
Par ordTe de la Cour.
my5 IA r. MICHOT, Depute Greffer.
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E.MIcHoT Clerk.

DEUxiEME CouR DE DISTRICT FITZPATRICK, femme
de Ia NouNelle-O Orleans. eedee de PETER MGHUGH.
No. 1869.
TTENDU que Daniel Fitzpatrick a pre-
n senie petition Ia Cour ee les Lettres
de Craele Ia succession de feue Mary Ftz-
patrick, femme decddee de Peter Ntzhugh, decide
Avis est lie present donne peut
davor dednire dix jours raisos pour
qnelles il ne sera pas fat droit la dte petition
Par ordre de la Cour.
All myl +. MICHOT Depute Cirefier
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BUREAU TREsoRIER,
w-x.. Vile de Jefferson. fe Ter janvier 1850
VAS AUX CONTRIBUARLES.-Pa lie pre-
sent AVIS tontes personne residents presidents
VIE ae JEFFERSON qui sot enues placement des mpo
sees la ln faAnee 1859 ct les
este s9na nominees les dtes Ter
anpe looo e que e serai bureau In Chanbre
Conse encolgnre des Vaence eyGe Jefferson
de heaes A NJ heures NJ pour recevor les dites taxes
oass petsonhes deVaht des taxes la VILE,
JUN 1860, peine do la loi. ' ~ ~ 40 w
iR3 I'd FELIX I,AGpatrr IT, ssor;a-
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a. CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
~ FOR SALE.
IN have received fifty Carolina and Virginia Negroes
of Field Hands, Cooks Washers and 1roners
Also No Backsrniths No. Brickayer, five good
Carpenters, and one good Cooper.
Will be receiving fresh month during the
which will sell low for cash good II months city accept
Persons wishing purchase would do well to give cali
before purchasing elsewhere. Apply to
II. r. PETERSON, .
Is Perdido street,
OF en- between St. Charles and Carondelet SITS.
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TREAsuRER,s OFFICE,
City Of Jefferson, january LIST, 1850
by given all persons residents nonesdens indebted
TO the City Of Jefferson for of the 1859
years that the said taxes due day
OF January 1860, to the lst Monday in June, 1860
is further given that will be Office
vaenee and Legee streets from o'clock A. NJ O'Clock
M to receive said taxes sld IL the paid within the
above mentioned time they will be dealt with according to law
FELIX LAGR0uE, Treasurer.
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SECOND DrsrRIcr CouRr SUCCESSION OF JACOB MEYER
of New Orleans No. 15gaS.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN this and to all other herein interested
show within days the present notification If any
they have why the account presented by the
children should be homologaed aud
approved funds distributed in accordance herewith
By order of the Court.
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New Orleans. No. 1855
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ OF this all Other persons herein interested,
show within the present notification if
they have can why the provisional account presented
by the Administrator of this should not be homoogated
and approved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
By order Of the Court.
L. MICH0T Deputy CLERK,
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF MARY ANN
of New Orleans. FITZPATRICK deceased wife of
PETER McHUGIi--No. Is 1850.
WHEREAS Daniel Fit1patriclx has pefi-
w TONED the Court for Letters Of Cuatorip
Ntzhugh, deceased intestate-
Notice is hereby all whom may concern to show
cause within ten days why the The said petitioner
should not be granted. e
By order of the Court
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DruxrExE CouR DE DIsrRrorl SUCCESSION DE JACOB
de la Nouyelle Orleans. MEYER-No. 1855.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
IN personnes
celia dayoir dddure dix jors de
Ia publication lesqees lie comptepre-
par uirice cnfats mineurs seait
approuvd homoIogns les fonds entire mains
parts conformement dit compile.
myl 5 10 w - ' F. MICHoT Dsputs Greffer
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GUGAR-SUGAR-SUG SALE, a VERY
- superior second hand Sugar Mill Steam Engine Boiler
complete with all connections and pipes roller inches
eer BY feet inches in length steam engine 10 inches Diane
cylinder by L inches engh Of stroke boiler inches
diameter by 70 feet long fu of Sugar Kettles two
wrought Tanks Of IL hogshead capacity each Apply
F. ". C, COOK,
fele If No. Canal street. Nay Orleans