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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01
JACKSON. Miss. Nov

The Congressman of this State met
III this city today, and unanimously
declared for = Southern Confe0eracy.
The secession movement creates great
enthusiasm throughout the State.
RALGIGH, \. c., Nov. %.
The suspension Of the banks has been
legalized Icy the Legislature.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01
Terrible Marine D isaster.
GEEAT LOSS OF LIFE
BUFFALO, Nov. IS.

BUFFALO, Nov. IS.
The storm Of Saturday ana Sund sy
was the laost severe that has occurred
for years. The damage to buildings
IN this city was not heavy; the demo
iition 0: the casting house Of Palmer
* y aasWorth, iii course of erection,
Ucing the principal one.
Ihe marine losses, as far IS heard
from, are Is follows:
The schooner Comet, previously re-
ported ashore in the bav : cargo. oats.
The Dark Torent, ashore in the bav:
cargo, coal.
The schooner Fanny Gardner, ashore
near dc Comet, no cargo.
Propeller Forest Queen, ashore at
BAILEY S llarbor; gone to pieces.
\ large propeller, supposed to be
the Dae0tah, Of the \. Y. Central
I,aliroal Line, is ashore at Eightcc;,.
allie Creek. SAa lett BaIlaIo FRIDAY
afternoon wish . double crew on board
oil q oohona hows pcriSIsdi
The propeller Jersey City. Of the
\. !. q Erie Railroad Line, is report
! 81 10 have Ioundercd near Duniirk:
al on board pegishcd. .-...
iWo or three proreilers and LARGE
number Of sail vessels are ashore on
the Canada shore. ..
Most Of the feet bound down are
safe, The losses being chiefly confined
to vessels bound up.
| The schooner J. S. Ncwhouse is
ashore near Goodrich, c. W.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01

hFesidcS and lives are to be endangered
by the action of the Federal Govern
ment With such, ''ao,o or nerer. :"
is the maxim. Hence we seek to in
hame the public mind by misrepresent
Ing the objects and purposes OF the Re
publican party, with he hope Of pre-
clpuat'ng some OF the Southern States
into 4 position from which they cannot
without diShonor, afterwards recedc.
well knowing if they delay till after the
new administration is inatl..urated and
tested, It will furnish no cause for com
plant, Secession is an imnracticu1i,;-
ty, or rather an impossibility. The
Constitution provides no way bv which
"a State may withdraw from the Union
no way for the dissolution OF the
Gore!nmcHt it creates. The general
Government interfcrcs but little with
the Individual rights Of the citizens, ex-
cePt Tor protection. t is chiefly felt
in It's benefits and blessings, not in its
oxactioHs. If every federal officer Of
South Carolina were to resign, tHciY
Offices remain vacant, ana its Io~isla-
t&Tc declare the State out Of the Union
lt-WoV!l a.. amount to ilt.le except
Inconvenience to the people o: that
State, 50 IS the State diI not interiors
With the collection Of tho revenue on
tAo se@oo&rd. The people III other Dor
tcAs 0. Tic Union Wo;Il not be in the
s2&&tlncommo>lad. What Is tie South
C&roin& army 70 10 when raised .
:: 3ni5,s-4I+- IF II ro,,,y,,a.,...,,. ,,. -, =
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01
Kansas Troubles.
WARSAW. Mo. Nov Q,

WARSAW, Mo, Nov. %.
The mass meeting held here to-day
for the purpose Of organizing q military
company to go if necessary, to aid cur
brethren in the border. Resolutions
We're passed, and among them were
the following: -.
Resolyed, That we do not desire to
interfere in any way with Kansas ter
rltory, or its citizens whilst they confine
themselves to their own soil, but we
owe to the citizens of our own State o
duty when assaiied BY band Of mid
night assassins which we pledge our
selves to perform. .'.. s.
ReSo1v60, That, in our opinion, the
President should at once take such de-
clded and prompt action il the enforce
ment Of laws and the suppression of
outlaws as the exigcncy Of the times
demand, and that it is the duty Of the
Governor Of Missouri, at once, to send
men and arms along our Western Dor
der to protect our citizens and enforce
our laws. .....r....
Various committees We're appointed,
when the meeting adjourned till next
Saturday. The following handful is
now circulating the country:
TO ARMS. .......
WARSAW, Nov. %.
Our State has been invaded. our
friends murdered by band OF Adolf
tionists from Kansas, under lead Of
Montgomery. Fort Scott has been ia
ken by them, Circuit Court has been
broken up, and some of the Grand Ju-
ry and citizens murdered! Missouri is
threatened! A military company is to
be formed at Warsaw on next Satur-
day Let the people come out en-
5ndsSe! Our country is in danger +
Rally! Rally! Let us prepare to de-
fend our homes! = f. - .zsa~ +.
Lsigned, ..'." "..E IT. ..
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01
- SEIo -G2s,.


'''.--'t Il 80 -tF''3 LINcoLS.-Thc Chi
c2go papers Of yesterday morning had
account & the republican celebration
y. :,p.;uedu;I On r,oao, o,.o,;n,,
~. .,.u-t s,r, '''''
et.'<-t
4>''ef Al3F1:.'aa through the nrinci-
Wv, a'Ev1:,, t@cJ proceed al II lie resi-
tSe''>> = ~. Lincoln, where I'll ;'nmer-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01

actual knowledge of its acts, We may
expect the bitterness of party spirit to
suoslde, the cry of disuniou to be hush
ed, and the principles of Republicanism
10 become the permanent policy of the
government, under which it will flour
ISL and prosper, as | trust, forever.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01
The DiSunion Movement.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Nov. 20

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 20.
3I The conservative sentiment OF the
South appears to be Disguised at The
increasing sectional wrangle, and con
siders that the Northern States should
promptly, convene their Legislatures.
and repeal their unfriendly laws, and
urge a convention Of all the States to
meet, and 4 prompt and uiited effort
be made to preserve the Union and
country from bankruptcy, anarchy and
RIM.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01

PENNSYLVANIA THE BANNER STATE.
The. Harrisburg lolsyrapA has re-
turns from all the counties of the State
OF Pennsylvania, except Forest, giving
lincoln 252,5l8; Fusion l15, 1865; Doug
las 1850; Ben ISIS.
-ineo!n over Fusion, 81, 622: over
al opposition, 05.5l7. That will do.
s. Forest IS = new county, which gave
60 nlaJorlty for Curtin i'll tie October
election.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-12-01

80 ~ "lato despatch, news reach
"s as that Oregon has certainly gone
for Lincoln, and probably California.
il The latter State, it is thought the
"tIi~.al canvass Only can definitely set
tie the question.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-24
REID RIVER PACKET aO.
STATn OF LOUISIANA
PARISH AND CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

BE IT KNOWN, That on this LIST day of June year
lord One Thousand Eight Hundred Sixty Of
Independence Of the United States of America the Eighty
Fourth,
Before me. DANIEL ISRAEL RICARDO, Notary Public
in and for the Parish and City Of New Orleans
aforesaid duly commissioned in presence
Of the hereinafter named and undersigned personally
and appeared the parties whose
scrtbed;
Who declared that awaiting themselves Of the provisions
passed the Legislature the State of Louisiana
IAN for the organization Of Corporations Works OF Public
Improvements and Utility approved March lith, 1850 they
have anu do by these covenant
and bind themselves and hose whom they reptes0nt
form themselves into and ensttpa corporation FOR the object
mud purposes, nder the Enons and regulations follow
ing to wit:
ARTICLE /.
Tho and fit corporation shall he the RED
RliF ER Low WAFER PACKET uoMPAE aud it, dom;
lei i hereby established In tile City Of New Orleans 1t shall
commence bnness ner is Act Of incorporation " soon s
he requisites OF the law for organization shall he fulfilled aud
shall eNS nI continue for the term Of Twenty FIVE years
t tho date hereof uuls5 dissolved, hereinafter
provided for during which said period tie said corporation
Shall have aud authority IN the corporate name MD
20 have aud erey sceeSson 10 contract and he snoR 70
make aud nse corporate seal hold receive purchase HtI
egnsy property both real and Personal uqFeabs and ,'oye
Abf cut The ineut and purposes WHICH
eistion has been ofhcd 10 manu- appoint such officers aud
lis interest and g0nyentues require
aud establish tS Laws sor the yegulannOt its as aud
etjoF all such other rights powers privileges
are bf law guaranteed ieeofp0tHtiopss
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slt6 ORLEANS nailp Crescent.
THr wTragaaD DArsrEs.


1HR wITHBRED Daisies.
fou ask me why love them so,
These little, simple flowers,
Thatove every pasture blow
In April's sunny showers;
And why a daisy wreath Irvine,
Instead of dewy roses, ,-.
To hang above the holy shrine
Where onr lost child reposes.
Twas in the spring time that she came,
And all the forest mazes
Were bright with flowers without name
The fields were white with daisies.
You know how beautiful she grew,
How fair, how sweet and holy,
But the violet, wet with morning dew,
Is not more pure and holy.
She fitted like a sunbeam bright
Around orr cottage door;
Her footsteps, as iairy's light,
Make music on the sloor.
On every flower of wood or glade,
She lavished childish praises.
She loved oil things the Lord has maue'
But most she loved the daisies.
How many thoughts beyond her years
that then were al nnheeded,
we think of now with binding tears
Sweet teachings that we needed
Three happy years we led her feet
Along iifess thorny Tnazes
The fourth we laid her down to sleep
Beneath the April daisies.
IT'S well, and we are reconeiled.
For he who gave the blossom,
Who left TO us our angel child,
Recalled her to his bosom:
And waiting till he calls for me
To sing with her his praises
! keep her blessed memory
Embalmed in April daisies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-24


How THE DEER KILLS THE RATrLEsNAKE.--
Y Nessmnck, the spirited and intelligent hunting
correspondent Of Porter's Spirit furnishes the fol
lowing:
Do you know how the deer Furnishes his g favor
ste aversion the hill rattlesnake He does it thus
Surprising the former to be aware of the snakes
vicinity by seeing. hearing, what il quite as like
iy--smelling him, he loses no time in g surround
Hing the pizon eritter, and offering war to the bit
ter end. Snake, however, ism I anxious for a muss
aud if there be d log at hand or smart chance OF
loose stones lodges instantar If there is no chance
escape however, he will spring his husky rattle
and square-or rather squitm- himself gamely. 1t
a is Of no use; the fight is all on one side and lie
doesn't stand the ghost Of a chance.
Approaching him TO within six or eight feet the
deer measures his distance and suddenly springs
over and beyond his snakship--the latter striking
out wildly but without effect; this manuuvre is re-
e peated TIVE or three times, until the snake seeing
is Efforts are futile. keeps the alert but refuses
to strike, again the quick, easy bound il made
with this difference. that, as he passes over the
reptile. there is a fash like darling down of -four
sharp hO0fs, and the snake lies writing and helm
less with q broken back. One would think that
having killed the snake with few savage cuts the
deer might be content to leave it. Not he it is
not often he gets chance to let himself out on
g ssiaiS = and he improves his privilege to the
utmost, With his every hair standing out like the
fur On an enraged cat, and his eyes looking like
two balls Of fox fire, he will continue to strike aud
cut 90 long al there remains an entire piece of
snake an inch long.
II " thus TINT the fallow deer disposes of tile
deadly rattlesuake, and thus has the mangled rep
tile on the knob met his fate. There will be no
fresh tracks about the knob, for the keen-scented
"a eleaaiy animals cannot abide earrion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-24

the Government. they have become its chief OBJ
stace in carrying out 1.-THE socalled reforms in the
administration of Irish affairs. If the conduct of
the Prince of Wales tends to make unpopular so
misehievous an organization, one so well ealeu-
lated to bring disgrace upon religion and tosterill
blood in Canada his visit will have produced
most beneficial result for the important colonies
he will one day govern.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-24

One John W. JONES' who has been sent to prison
for marrying two wives, excused himself by say
ing that when he had one she fought him, but
when he got two they fought each other,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-24

SOMETHING WoRsE THAN FLEA NJ THE EAR
Charles q; Clarke, Of Beiton,N Z, while hiying d
BY one in the left year. which very soon swelled,
and became very painful. After short time, how
ever, the infamnatory symptoms subsidized. leay-
time he has had an occasional earaehe. ana very
strange feeling In the head On the 18th uIt., Or.
Maine, Of Bolton. made an examination of the ear
and extracted therefrom q large honey bee in per,
feet shape and form, which had been thus pre-
served for more than two years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-24

ACTIVITY or THE GRAIN TRApE.-As an indiea-
ton Of the revival of business in or midst aud
to show the great activity Of the grain trade In this
market, we have only to mention the extraordinary
sales OF yesterday, there being nearly one hundred
Thousand bushels of wheat aud fifty thousand bush
els Ql other grain sold on Change. The demand
fessFheat was very active, and ifssoid rapidly al
lie prices named in our commercial report
baltimore Exchange, 18th.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

f0Usf Ne9 tst osss soo4 kDER s
Do me directed by Honorable district coar Of
It pnbic auction at The City Hotel Common street between
October 1850 IL o'clock NJ the following described prop
efty to w.t. ., sott INN "a t,o,, H. r,o,yg.,,, :
Thonss Felicity aud ST. Mary Streets having front Of ii
feet s. Thomas street, by f27 feet 10 inches depth.
TERMS-Cash eli the spot -.
Sheriff of the Parish uf Orleans.
QgAretEvr couR DE r1srR,cr }FA VILE DE IA NILE
de Ia N0ayslso'"1s I IKsEARSTT Va IL ~
o ME- ~ si a sa a earss cut sf e %
de u N4nyale ORLEANS, dams 6e elesgs 10
ia Commune e5rs les rass dG Camp des Magsns 4 ytnie
pnbane ct adjudication de Appropriate don't suit ia desptou
Quatrens District IET 80 borne par raes o-sea ST.
Thomas eeleit6 ct Ste Marie aSnt 81 padg dc tage IA
st Fa9fiqs , ut T. " p5ess T. pgaees dc p9teudAar
IIoNS-Conp9ans au moment de Y adjudication
H. I. PARKER
anar SIS 10 q Of sbarif de Ia Palossa d,orltpas,
Fopsrg D.s3Flsg coppr}etrY or NRM 2REGyNs Va
e " Il y Fl b9 Sis e f. Fah Sens ems S
Of Sgw s4 asd IN h h 92ys sq ,a sS3s vii ff 70
ea B a II Ss Fl 8 5 @ 3 81
Fonre p,nct, sqU ARE %, bounded BY s Tlomas r'ip
ptwB Eighth and Ninth sIreas and having fsou I'd 10 eet
Ninth s!reet; by o fset atieplh
F. T PARKER,
Sheriff o. tina Paeishof orleans,
apATn5r'tE cogE NJ prsrR1or IA WILLIE DE la N,lLE
oS III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HH 5aGSMSo i8g7s. eal's
NJ S ILL., IS an ssas oaasa o 81 Gs bst
de lit Nouy UtQts. dams iaaife 81 dess ie phctderai e
Ia Commune catre les rnes du Camp 3ltgasins
gpque adjudication de la prophetic don't suit h descr
quarens District LIFT = St Thomas. chippewa HUT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-24
N. o. CITY RAILROAD GO.
rHARTER OFTHE NEW ORLEANS CITY
" RAILROAD COMPANY.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF LOUISIANA
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS:

Il known .t,ne -,
Iafd one thousand eight Hundred AMI Of bs fna
pendenes United States Of America the eighty fourth
tie City and Parish Of Orleans State II Louisiana aore
said i;y cnnmspn.d and sVoru nprsnSny came and a.
ssSeyaS dseafga hs aSng themselves o. tae Of
s 81 =" S IN dis Sta5s thsv hay 70 S 3
tes9, No. " sS bo IN i5 et a @ i i
S cen.titn Corporation Tor The oeGts aud under the stpu
'"'i9nS' tfHS'"'o''9 anu oos"'le"a 'oo"le' '''"''
The forroyat, If tb Association shall 1s tia g NEW
ORLEANS CRY lsAlhRoAl, COMPANY -..-
gu, AeFl tLh -
shall be located III the City Of New Orleans
The nbisct of nj, Iyo,,,in l., ,.. ,,l r,,tn,at,
S Esi.sss %it suitable tnnents and bflreles for tbo
ncdeaa powers 4dd privileges afs hsre5 o. nlg hereafter
% conferred On then Tor ha'diu working C Railroads
MT. : =, ,,l = "
huHdrsi dollars each Aye pes cent Of eae subscription
4ie u iFe lime q s.;i9g these articles and guqnder
s' Geaa ~ s e fna me naaeg directed " ae soafd
el be Gssa Ter any o time aud not ofteher
'H 5i gi WI. ~ ~, , ~. ,tt,,t 49,,
inslnnt psiameis ~ the mature aud fall dac
y, ,e fa5. q slaIi
aHdl o"s4IiE W. apdl NY sab.g5er
nifty day. siicr III specified ta pasront tHe BoFd u
Directors reserve 10 thtmseyss ne right q causing any
stg o. ] u2 "5 4 ,,g tt ii i ~ anet ~ 70
tlee ti4e5sai u e1vsrtssosl' :
| ARTICLE Y. ....--+. "
The said Corporation hereby assume al The obligations OF John
4tS it 4' feLty ~ t,u p i D sAe OF
NV teads passed before Charles n FoeF tty
Notr r. ne 4y ot fbfaary gghssE haaered aud
ing tile plan and specifications md Within the time, and
tie forth III said noariniaet which sere referred to,
MID lRdt hetrof aud also hereby
e aaG MY is g2aY g o% apaTfa Ha {hfE Thousand
de lnt5en Rhd shl areed 10 le pad by the said pur'
elssseftr ~ " iollo~ihS tithlti tot,,fit!
lRe cas payment ~ %tnSsN thousand A1il&t aaYanced
BY I'M b4l pAfg 4a oe ated 70 hs payment OF ie
astheHs 1h NY STOCK ~ the sad d
ny 5 'i HIT b 9th rNh Nm 81 ~
atiti a tr III ,i I'm, sy IL H. TStJnant If
All M ,int y mai ~ the tt4ia5ra
sftic III f tiT ,n,iTad STd XIII fbGt9sRI
isTa VII @fiGr Li Sfr.nl ias ir,,ri iii E5tr
sSe2s notes @ tit sIn nf tenfvssiy SSHsa6d
Jsra " a. IgS M tf1,tIf ~ ~ n,%er n pAt,rg Ifrt
FPsiaTict VIM % f,.rrs[ Irwin and y tsn e6inTses
daeh nc yeh'a d4f q EshFiE hHttea aaq aS'
M, p95tnie W tg - ~ i ii r. ~ s ~ WA
wv, li+u - lu &C. - 50 II tt @
pe alill ltga WI! e t1 5i8S E e.e Jel
i st YIN Y -, - - ~ All t.satiE ~ I'D ~
@ an md HsTtsa Ia he ,ls IN ths fno ' az
~ tt. NV ~ II I ilit " E"' company AZ
! t'''u''' ~ ''N''V''S ~ ''r" '''D 80 ''NS''
ARTICLE VI.
ir 45.. IN shall 90 ln8o operation from and affer tie
/ tap aFt Mi. Ncf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-24
SOUTHERN MANDATORY
HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAPEs, kat New York PrIeesl.

best in the United States made at St. Louis No
For the superior excellence which thousands testify
Souheners need 90 North for these nnrtyaed Safes
$1,000 will be paid who show that
Herrngs Champion Safe has failed
contents in accidental fire.
Sole Manufacturers for the South and West OF the renowned
Patent Champion Safes.
Also makers OF Bankers steeLned Safes Vaults Vault
Doors ETC., etc.
Bank Locks Of all patents hand orsale at
aanaaetels No. 2sl Norlh Main street. St. Ions
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ioltl. lHnu9 81 ,AA,01t
Thus done and passed at the city New Orleans aforesaid
this DAY. month and first above presen
Marcel J. bucTo and Antoine Gonand Witnesses age
expressly required and domcaed ia this city
sgs their names with said and me, Notary.
The original signed j. b. SLAWSON and others.
NJ. I. DUGROS,
A. E0NAND.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Pubic
certify the foregoing to be copy of the original
tant in my Current Register. =
New Orleans 18th june, 1850
=z= EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
The undersigned Recorder Mortgages Parish
Of Orleans certifes that the foregoing
day recorded in Society Book No. g. folio ALI.
New Orleans, 18Th June. 1850
ie20 1iaw5t GHAS- DARGANTEI, Deputy Recorder
NESPANIDUS STEAM BATTERIES-THE
undersigned would call the Sugar Planters
their Vespandu Steam Granulang Pans which have
satisfaction
Iiley prepared furnish of hes Pans
this season. WHETHER h FDRSTAT.y,.
les San lS5 FeaoVfk ulas teet
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Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4 umRER-LUMBER-LU
lk and dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tsngued and dressed.
l506o0 feet II and n, wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, ;engued and groesed.
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL.
ING, tongued and gfooyed.
100ea8 Get wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING,
feet * marrow dressed FLORIDA Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, sQnane edged.
100000 feet dressed WEATHERRoADS
$4,000 feat rough Yellow Pns LUMBER consisting inch
Boards, Westherboafds, seantne, Jeists, etc.
fest BscFea Cypress LumbeT, Laths and Shingles,
-ALSo-
sashes, Doors, Blinds, aouitlass, etc., etc.
F1F sale At hs lowest prices IN lots to suit purcha
Eare By SIMPSON 4 D0ER,
sesj Iy New gasn.
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PETITIoNs---oFFIClAL.
Proclamation by the Mayor.

y
MAEoR4LTY OF NEW ORLHAsJ, !
City Hall july IA, 1860 {
pY VIRTUE of resolution No. 58S5 of the
I'D Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans, and in
with section III Of the City Charter notice is hereby
given hatit the intention Of the city Of New Orleans
to he opened the following named streets, to witt
L GTeatmen from the upper limits Of the property he
longing the Usines Nuns The lower limits Of the prop
erty belonging 10 A. Rebaud
z Love street. from Puogne street the lower limits Of A.
Rieband properly.
According o an act entitled An act 10 regulate The open
ing laying and improving streets and public places in the
city New Orleans aud its suburbs, Incorporated and
coporaed and in thu baneus Of the same approved April 8
JOHN T. MONROE, Msyor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-24

D A. FAHNEsToCK,s yERNIFUGE HAS
ID long been regarded with favor and confidence b. large
body the regular medical profession every our
unien preparation unsurpassed by any, and daily
scbed BY The eminent physicians throughout United
States.
During the long period Of It's continued popularity spurious
aud counterfeit have from time 10 time made their APP
Never has il been
buyer exercise udcous caution purchasing the genuine
article tine These limitations often
external resemblance 70 B. A. Fahnesocks Yefmfuge to
we'll calculated TO the unsaSpertig
article which he neither wished nor Intended buy
IL enough bny Of but eyerF
CHASER must vigilance aYpd being imposed upon and
examine every bottle 10 himself that he buying
The genuine b. a. Fahnestoeks Yemifpge. an93 lmkX
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Parish Of Orleans. MARrfN-No. 1881
pY VIRTUE OF a writ of iieyi fsaeias, 20 me
D iractRd by The Hon. D. r. Mitchell Second Justice the
Pesce for The Parrish Of Orleans in the above entitled suit
will proceed sell public ucon, tEe house door,
MONDAY the 1T day q octote 1850. IL o'clock NJ
ONE SEWING MACHINE.
Seized in Tie shove suit
THRMS-Gash.
SEQ 26 oil w IT. WATERS Constable
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Pour In PaT0iFae Orleans, 6FEEANS IS. " n. RIO.
! GERS.
ENN VERTUE1 dam whit de tFerI facfas N
a. adres8e par Hon n f. Mitchetl DerxEeme jus
Pax pom u parue d Ortt&Rs dams aH5re cdessns,
pg9ceer4i Ia Keurse de Id Cite lae de In t9nIaune
gntTe les dq Camp It De- aagsns, L ARDI 4me ieur
d'oe0be 1850 midi, a ia vcnte pBbliqRe de
Tin certain LOT DE- TERRE situe dams le Premier District
vile, das l4let No 81 borne par III Com
maue G8sauef Where Robertson IL Oil i0 SD
piets Ia do ia Commune l0s pad de p0ton-
deut, lgne pafalees ansi que les amtofations md G
Saisi dams laffAire tdessud.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de adjudication.
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