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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-30
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FAlSTTY GhTRARTTG PIEE]ISi3,
COMPOUNDED tson, Pu.e Vegetable Extracts a,id
pu, up in Glass Cases, AR Tight. and WIN keep
in any clinate The Family Ce thsrtic Pll.l. is'u
gentle but active C,tharuc, which the proprietor
has used la his pruciice more Than twenty yeur5.
Tile cons antly increasing demand from thoss who
have long used the piLLs and the satisiss,iDn
which express in regard 10 their usa has Induced
Inc TO place them within the IT nch Of oil Gho
profession well know thar different Ca,hariics aes
on different portions OF the bowels The Family
Cathurtc Pill has. with due reference to this we'll
estubishrd fact, been compoun led from vari "
Of the purest Vegetable Extracts, which act alike
ON every part OF The alimentay canal aud are good
and suie In all cases here cathnrtic is needed,
srch as Derungements or the Stomach Sleepiness
'eins in the Bark and Loins. Cosnveness, Paiu &
Soreness over The whole body. from sudden cold,
which frequently II neglected end IN long course
| OF Fever, Loss OF Appetite, creeping sensation
oi cold over the body Re,tlessness, Headache, or
weight In the head, oil lnflummatory, Diseases,
| Worms in children or adults. Rheumatism.
| great purifier OF the Blood and many diseases TO
| which flesh Is heir, too numerous 10 mention IL,
this advertisement Dose, TO 8. re.
! PRICE THREE DIMES,
! ao-The Liver lt7igoiator and Family Cashartie
| Pills are re lied by Druggists generally, and sold
4 who lesals hy tho Trade in MI ih.iarge towns.
| -,.I /, s. II. w. SANFORD. NJ. D..
| Manufacturer aud ProJrietor,.
ade.559IS rF' 80, Bfoadway, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-30
rs Breckenridge Changed his Po.
sitiJn?

The following viii be examined with
-ach interest by the personal admirers OF
Breckinridge, a. showing his remarkable
. .,.;stcnry.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

The TRooPs IN UYAH.-The main body Of the
troops in Utah will not be moved till about April.
Gen. Johnston will command them until they reach
their new destination in Texas aud New Mexico.
a large force on the Rio Grande to check the col
lsion between our people and the Mexicans. which
are growing more frequent aud dangerous and to
repress the Indian outbreaks, which have occa-
stoned 50 much alarm sud injury. The force to
remain in Utah will consist III one COMPANY IF Nv
ing artillery, three Of cavalry and six OF Infantry,
under the command of Col. Ehas. r. Smith, one Of
the best officers in the service.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

THE WASHINGTON MoNuMENT.-The monument
managers have published list OF the post-office
contributions made to the monument fund. The
plan has been in operation about four months, and
returns have come in from SAL places. The aggFe-
gate amount received is $2,240 81. Nearly $4,000
places have not been heard from at all. Ii the
postmasters Of these would cooperate with the
others, and with as favorable an average result,
the annual fund would be more than two hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars. To keep the
work in fair progress, forty-iye thousand dollars
year would suffice, which wonld require an aver
age return of 81 80 o year, or l2A cents q month
from each town. During that time there have
been received in this District $50 81 Georgetown
81 76 and Washington s2S 0S.
The following is a recapitulation of the amount
received in all the States
Maine, Sl2 -; New Hampshire, 5 IL; Vermont,
% IS; Massachusetts, I4l ii; Rhode Island, 80 Al;
Connecticut 81 g.; New York, l9s 10; New Jer-
sey, A IA Pennsylvania, lis IS; Delaware, u OIL;
Maryland, u 10 !; District Columbia 81 81; Viz
ginia, l62 81; North Carolina, ~ 50; South Caro-
lima, 40 40; Georgia, IS as; Florida, % TO-; Ala
bama, l0s rs j; Mississippi, IS Is; Kentucky 50 10;
Louisiana, 95 So; Tennessee, as 30; Arkansas,
45 AZ; Texas, Is rs ; Ohio, I07 10; Michigan,
% 0S; Indiana, "a 43 Illinois, 81 % Wisconsin,
25 "a; Iowa, Is rs; Missouri, 50 s.; California,
334 SIS; Minnesota / As; Kansas, 30; Washing
ton Territory. s. washington States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22
PRorEcTIoN OF SLAVE PKorEgTy N KANSAS
4 disnatch Of the 18th from Washington says:

In the Senate to-day, Mr.. Brown, Of Mississippi,
gave nc tice Of his Intention to introduce bill pro-
fecting slave property in Kansas IN contains four
teen Sections and provides that every person,
bond or free, who shall be convicted Of eetnally
raising rebellion or Instruction of slaves in Kan
sas, shall suffer death. The same punishment to be
awarded every free person aiding or assisting In
a rebellion or insurrection of slaves; or who shall
furnish arms or commit any overt act in further
auce of an instruction. Every person advising,
persuadng, or inducing slaves to rebel, either By
speaking, printing, or circulating publications for
that purpose, shall be declared guilty of felony.
The same penalty to be also awarded those who
aid. harbor or conceal escaped slaves from other
States in the Territory of Kansas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

PuGILisrIc GENEROSITY. The Troy Budget says
that Morrissey in addition TO the fine OF $500 paid
by himself for his participation in the late Point
Albino prize fight. also paid the fines of several Of
his confederate friends, amounting to $500 in all.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

- New Drieans-k. Jacobs at his old post again,
The subscriber respectfully informs the natrons n
this Ambroype and Photograph Gal
ley established IN lS2 that he has secured years
the services q Mr. the original proprietor
the art Patrons therefore rely being furnished with
portraits Of the finest finish 80 - ~
Miniatures Of all sizes in oil colors ivory other MATERIAL
SO as 70 suit the taste and price Of ALL will taken
pssable style Photographs from ether pictures
any size required either plain or painted
The best artists IN the United STATES employed and all
wark done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction
Instruction given in the
The Gallery elegantly mp
Of works OF art and Ladies and gentlemen respect
fully invited to visit il.
Fricss moderate. Terms cash delivery.
ga Ca L. S. LIPMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

without endoers by order account of the McDon-
OCH School Fund, city Of New Orleans
BY J. B. WALTON,
City Auctioneer,
Office, 40 Camp street.
dhssss EsesaaF; e1 1 sssea % ! IL
FINANCE Committees Of the Common Council viii be soldHhe
SQUARES the city Of Harlem Par
Psfs h X g. ~ 8 g. i u assstd II Z q e
plan atagn " Igs H P!s Surveyor daed ID January
rs - s *
ass sFss'is se hs sy
f f a G as ss pai s Of
a dssate By ihs K p g ~
payable At Citizens Bank Louisiana sseared sy
Is ps o% date @ @
hen Bear PEE Per aar u y pnd The
last condition vim be understood delay any way
The purchasers viii themselves to be
ssmy wa II hs ay
sale and In q any delay p neglect their the
Ae,s e sale before i Forer City Notary No. 40 Camp
PROPHECIES DE FEU JOHN McDoNoGH
yENTE D'ILETs DAMS HUNTSVILLE, HARLEM
Shrewsbury ct Bath, encan, reserve long ere
dit ct endoseu ordre ct pour compile
des Ecoles do McDonogh Vile de la Nousele- ORLEANS.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Encanteur de Ia Vile,
Bureau 40 Camp street.
T UNDI, az de fevrfer 1860, q midi, n la
Bourse ut Charles lie Ponds des Ecoes de McDonogh
la direction dn Commute de Finance du Consel Ceman
s as Il Vile de Harlem D.yo.e
de Jefferson ehacun 800 peds 30 par
i IL i Ho 3 II 60 "a II u y s u a Ii ls Z IS ~
Louis II. Pile voyer, en- date du de janyier 1860
DEUx IETS dams Ia willie de Shrewsbury parosse de JEFF
ferson, chacun 800 2 desgnts par Nos 2
II plan dressd Louis H. Pile date du
oUATRE-YINGT DEuX TERRAINs, ct portions dilets.
snds dams Ia Vile denntsve de Jefferson
les Mas 81 49, a. 3d. 3D. la, l9, 49, III, 122 123 scion
IN plan aIesd Louis H. Pile date du 10
suas dams Ia y de Bath dasignes par les
Nos OIL 3D. 20 ct III scion plan ress6 H. Pit
voyer, sate du Il janvier 1850
n8TERMES EFT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES compliant,
let's es acqudreurs payabes Ia Banque DIES Goyens
lousane garans hypotheque spdcale propote
due ou les privileges du yendenr les dts blets por
teront ineret tank de de la date suna
lets porteont intaret de
parit paiement Gee deere condition sehendera
de maniere retarder lie Placement des dts bilets.
E1-Ies
fra reqn So confoner a,x ternes ct con-
dinns de Ia cdessus nentionnee iours
jour de 10 vente dams lie de da negligence
propret6 acquise
eu compile ct rsque antre avis default
Aetes yente pardeyant E. Fsrie Esq., noaire de la
vilie, aux frais des aednereurs ia3N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

THE GREAT PRIZE FIGHT-Porter,s Spirit of the
Times says, in regard to the rumor that the antci
pated combat between Heenan and Sayers will
not be permitted to take place.
Itdoes not seem, however, to be certainty that
the fight will come off at all. Some Of the London
papers say that strong endeavors are being made
in certain quarters to prevent its contamination;
that the English Home Secretary has been person
ally appealed to, and that he has announced his
intention to stop it at all hazards on the ground
that SO great an excitement has been created by
it, as to render it dangerous and demorazing de-
fance of the law against prize. fighting, which he
could not, If he would, connive at. Should any
official interference Of this kind occur we do not
see how its operation is to be evaded. "A detach-
ment Of country constabuary might be got rid Of !;
but when the Home Office itself takes the field in
real earnest with all the London police it its back
even the skillful lodges Of the most knowing pn-
gilstic diplomats and generals will, we fancy
come to nought. Whether, as is confidently
stated in some quarters, the people who have been
depreciating Heenan SO much lately, and making
all the sly side bets they pick up, that he will
never stand in battle array before the English
champion-whether these people are helping to
work the oracle in this direction now we cannot TELL
Probably they are. We shouldn't be in the least
astonished If it were to turn out so.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FOURTH DIS
rct of Washington Avenue Chippewa street.
'''9 BY J. r. WALTON.

BY J. r. WALTON,
AucrIoSEER-ofice 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, the 18th inst, at IL o'clock
~ NJ at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange at public auction
will be Sold
TWO VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, in the Fourth District
in the square bounded by Washington Avenue Sixth Chippewa
and Thomas designated by the Nos pan
drawn by Louis H. Pile City SURVEYOR dated the lOlh day Of
February 1880 aud measuring ench q feet inches lines
front Washington Avenue by depth of 100 feet inches
and lines, between parallel nes-Iot No forming the
Of Washington Avenue and Chippewa streets
ESTEkMsOnehirdc cash; balance in and years in the
notes Of the purchasers in easal nstamcnts their
der bearing cent interest from day sale to
maturity and per cent thereafter If pnc,aay paid with
special mortgage on the property sold until final payment
Acts of sale before D. Ricardo, Esq, Notary Public at the
expense of the purchaser fall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

et Fpscice
pour aa parsir dsa date Dc i vsne sce
sss
ment des dites notes en- aacune fasen - p~e
les acqasregrs METRE possession eurs
sasn aisant a. Dc en- e ds
o gen de &c ea a pro.s aehese par sx sera
Ate DC yenie pardsyat q 2 Forties. Esq noaire ppbIe
ESTATE OF JOHN McDosoaH
VALUABLE LOTS, IMPROVED AND UsNPRovED, IN
the First District by order and Douos
School Fund On very long credit, without endorsers
BY J. B. WALTON,
City lAuctionser,
Office 40 Camp street,
ssE p ], ii. r. dss9y Ri asop Fl
e Fnpos ssSG F y sna nnas s
W e to eay Win H. to s,s,og. .s
Indication will be sold the following described valuable pro-
.. six LOTS OF GROUND with The thereon. in
fs 4 Inches lines front Resos- street Il III fess
forming lie ssss dssis si ss r lie
ling heqse eoysred with a.s. and wooden sheds ETC.
asd X III Ss md
" Fey n he's and @s depth bsfysn parallel
sa, e, hsp pds i Camp and streets n q
a6-T TERMS AND CoNDJTlONS-one-f fifth cash and the
Of purchasers made payable At the Citizens Bank Loni
ss ps m
f sd n ee ss case . q after maturity
I paid This cont vii not g eoaea g a y
ne { @fi The p
5 sf pas g a. vendor
onns sse VII ha Within to s The
wi asfY Be se asf fes S .h s
s' ' sale E City Notary
street, al the expense of the purchasers jazz
PRoPRIGTEs DE FEU JOHN McDoNoGH.
TERRAISs DE vALEuR AMELIoREs EFT NoN.AMf-
meliorss dams lie Premier District par ordre ct pour lie
compile du Ponds Ecoles de sIcDonogh vente long
credit ct sans endosseurs.
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
Eneanteur de la Vile,
Bureau 40 Camp street
HdaEI 9S S,, de- fsyrIsr 1859, midi Ia
ell Comun les propete dc vaeur suvantcs vennes
eeondions u u mont pas Fep les
SIX LOTS DE TERRE ansi que les anelioraons qui "
james TehouRioaas Celeste dsgnes les lots De
Religious sur ID pss e e. po laes
s ns Ra ess psa csse L a III @
en- mason en- bois aroe auvants
e q Tssm Lots p TE 4 ss dsas le, os
Gun 81 peds IL pouces gnes face RTE ST Thomas sur
2 pes 10 ct lienes de poondeur gne para
ees LIE No fornant pencognure des Thomas ct
Market. ~ - n " =
UN LOT DE TERRE sitne dams l,et borne par les rss
Melpoene, Terpscoe Camp Magasns mesirant ii pieds
3pouces ct gnes Il Mpomene sur une profonenr de
125 pieds 10 pouees gnes
I Hs-TERMEs vi coNDl cinquieme compliant
es acduereurs payaes Banqe Ctoyens arsntis par
hypoeaue pecae Ia proprie yendue avec privilege u
veIdenr ct poftant pour ceat dintret de
mature cas- de paiement apres bes
- f
Les edce devon par acauarenrs contre les
qaes dn eu les policies dsurance ransferes
les acquerenrs teront METRE lers pro-
pres tra Ct auon fare face ternes conditions CT
dea gu De Negligence de eur Ia propre par ex
sera vendue er ct e eur risque davis
Les aces de pardeyant c. E. Fortier Esq., notaire
de Ia VILE NO ~ rue n Camp ais de aeeuereufs 1870
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22
]. B. WALTON.
By J. 3. WALTON.

THREE Tw0-sToRy BRICK DWELLING HouHvs
Of TchoapoHas and Celeste sd 4 "a,
Story HenbIe Tenement Ftanie Cottage House. eess
steeef. ancfirn. OH lnnx eredif. - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT ca
Tibered Land in the Parish of Iberve to the Nc.
Doneugh lands S557 Al
BY ]. B. WALTON,
AuuTIosEER-ofice 40 Camp street
A HIGHLY BILE tract of land sdjoin-
n ing the McDonough lands late the property of tb cy
Baltimore known Section No. 30 Township IL Range ii
East containing 6aS 80 100 acres. "
This considered the valuable in the Sate
not only for the immense quantity Of and other timber
which contains but for the admirable quality of its SOIL
Bank Place. = ses ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22
Ntn Orlsans laiIp 6,rtst,nt
WEDNEsD AZ uORYrNr. 800, a.
.rexas InteIllss.nee.

VI l. ss,
w., .he eemraercisI article ii tSe fssfv..*.<
r,ss III. .,a'nraay iast ~ sxtraes tie following
only. re 1sex nss been Of moderate xetIvitv
.,ay opsnea several 49, sssss Y snt par
M mouih cf the Ever buf 10y feasAe6
lie steaner ana We have report q IS sins -
oad q freight The iast aecss nc M snss ~ 3 light
been light, as the work al n,sss pofnzs haEc
crop has commenced and in riaa ~ : a ~
We have had fair spring weather I'D III Is,.,.
Cotton Tie frregularity of tie narEet 49,
we had occasion 70 mention IN oGr last re1sort M
continued during the present week. UnexpecfeS5v
favorable adyices from European rnar]et5 on ~
side and excessive deliveries in the Iarre norss X
the other, have had conflicting infineacs nn "a
buyers and sellers, and with adyices Of veal
market and dropping prices AZ New Orleans ana
New York, the movements Of the week havs beer
light from day to day. The supply ii liberal, and
| large sales might be effected If holders would
yield to the views Of buyers. The sales of lie
week sum up about ZOO bales, Of which 40 bales
to-day. Receipts OF the week $500 bales 5l
Sugar-Wifh small supply from home planta-
tons, business from factors hands have been rht
Prices still rule at 81 to u for common to fair
Molasses--In barrels 81 to sgc in half barrels
III to 46c.
The News says:
Several gentlemen from the upper Trinity, pas
sengers by the steamboat Diana, this morning. re-
port rise IN Trinity river Of IL to Is feet at Par
kers Bluff, and the general opinion Is there viii be
q good river
An Austin correspoudent az he Nsrs xvy;t.s
H. - ~, A''sss
unuef ua.e VI Lne LAM
Hon. Angel Navarro, one OF the Ambassadors to
the Chapparai Court Of his Excellenza DON Juan
Nepomuceno C0rtinas,n arrived here last evening.
His report, signed also by Hon. r. Fl. Taylor (shifSy
Bob was Immediately submitted to Gov. Houston.
The ambassadors seem to have been unsuccessful
u ~ ma iag treaty with Don Juan Nepomuceno
hn t wa. pSos can oniy 1e seeufsd
where Gortinas has now his STRONGHOLD H' N. y
Mr.. Navarro states that the people of Matamoros
Victoria and some other towns In Mexico. warmly
sympathise with CortInas and his band al robbers
and have constantly furnished him WITH arma am
munitions etc They are also in the service ~ the
redctioaists Of the church party aoanst thg ieraI
government of Juarez. s e 'ss-
It ii rIlnored that the oeeupatiou ~ tIa MEXICAN
States on the Rio Grande had nreyionslv heen
agreed upon As d mart Of the reDorf Nv Cav Hans
ton and the Ambassadors to his Mexicsn hiefness
The feelings between the "Reminiscences saess,
not to have been very harmonious from tIe fact
that Mr. TAYLOR. who il totally ignarant III III
Spanish language Introduced Mr. Navarro to h;s
American friends as I'LL interpreter This If course
was considered a .sgrieyous wronan by Mr.. Ma
varro acting iT,'hs offieal canacirv ~ q fsninmis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22
j. B. WALTON.

ESTATE OF JOHN McpeNoGH
UNREGISTERED SALE AT AUCTION OF 3s7 LOTS OF
GROUND, In the town of McDonoghvlle on very long
credit without cndorses by order and for the
acDonogh School Fund, city Of New Orleans.
BY j. B. WALTON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22
J. B. WALTON.
SUCCESSION DE slnnlNnil

SUCCESSION DE MCD0NOGH
vEHTE JMPoRTANTE EFT POSITIVE DE TERRAINs
DE yALEuR sITUEs DAMS LIE SECOND DIS
y TRTCT.
CENT SIX ILETs EFT CENT soIxANTE TERRAINs
sfrUEs DAMS LIE TRoIsIEME DISTRICT.
DIX PORTIONS DE TERRE sITUEs DIES DEUx coTEs
DU BAYOU sAUvAGE.et
SEPT fLETs DE TERRE DAMS LA WILLIE DE MILNE.
BERG, nonr coHpto des premers acheteurs, tres
long credit, sans cndosseurs,
TRENTE EFT uNE PORTIONS DE TERRE DAMS LIE FOND
DU TRoIsIEME DISTRICT
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Eueanteur dc Ia VILE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

ELIGIBLE AND DESIRABLE LOTS ON TERsSIcHORE
street near Pryaaa wen adapted for private residence
convenient 70 the Pytania ounbus lne CaroIton
Raroad-Snceegsion Of Perry s. Warfed, deceased.
BY j. B, WALTON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22


Bureau 40 Camp street
MARDI. 2s fevrier 1860, n midi, ct le jour
lvl s,vani, besio dams la otode de Ia
Louis vertne dun orde dp .tMcDonegh School Fund.-
dams Ia vile de Ia Nouyee Orleans IN surveillance es
counties de finance dn cose de VILE pae pour
dss preners achetenfs qa plneura prepriata on. ea
adugdes venes aes par NJ ffnis, cdeYant
encane de L. WILLIE vendn lei popstds vsleur
apres d6crites, SAVIOR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22
J. B. WALTON.
ESTATE or JOHN McpoNoau I

y VIZ ESTATE OF JOHN MCU0NOGH
IMPORTANT gNBEsERvED AND POSITIVE SALE OF
VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN THE SECOND
DISTRICT.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIX SQUARES AND ONE HUN
DRIED AND SIXTY LoTs or GROUND M THE
THIRD DISTRICT.
TEN TRACTS OF LAND ON BOTH SIDES OF BAYOU
SALVAGE; and
SEVEN SQUARES OF GROUND IN THE TOWN OF MIL,
NEBURG for aecoun, Of the former purchasers on very
long credit, without endorsers
Also
TifRTY-oNE TRACTS OF LAND IN THE REAE OF
THE THIRD DISTRICT.
BY J. B. WALTON,
City Auetioneer,
=.---..--. Office. 40 Camp atreet
TUESDAY February 2s, 1860, at IL o'clock
NJ and or the following day, II requisite the Rot,a
q me s Louis Exchange, by order Of The Mconogh School
Enno city Of New Orleans under the sapernsndence * The
Finance Committees Of the Common Council and partly for sc
count OF former purchasers 10 whom several Of tic properties
were alnicated at the erter sales by NJ Yene EI
lae wy Auctioneer will be sold the following described
valuable property, to.wit:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

ESTATE OF JOHN McDoNoGH
SQUARES IN HUNTSVILLE, HARLEM SHREWSBURY
and Bath at auco without reserve very long credit
without endorsrs by order and of the McDon-
OCH School Fund, city Of New Orleans.
BY J. B. WALTON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22
j. b. WAIT0N.

SUCCESSION Dr. JOHN McDoNOGn.
vENTE 4 LENcAg SANS RESERVE DE s57 TERRAINs
daos ia willie de McDonoghvle, CREDIT long,
edossenrs. par odre compile du Mcr,onogh School
Fund. Vile dc Ia Nouyelie Orleans
PAR j. B. WALTON,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22
j. B. WALTON T.
fProprises de fen Jo1sn 1fcDoaogt continuity

Cete parcee de terre ayant ar s arpene suppose
gu ellie content environ Is acres de sHerct pins oins
R1- CoEDfTI0NsUn cinquenne eon,psan pour ta.
lance credit de def annses, pour
noes des aeausreurs ayaes la Bansne dss de r.
prtGte Yendne privileges les veer ineret
DC pour cent arr de Ia date de IN vense qua eche
ance de Placement ecsBce les difes
9n aofs ~ nterst Dc cent Cee derniere
dlon dot interpreter dc anere
meDt DIES ditss notes, facon
Les acqnsreus auront METRE possession lenrs prores
ra ct he cun0sneron conditions csdexsns desssss
T. svsnt ~ Jour De DISQUALIFICATION De dsl
GU de negligence de er part Ia popa acefee par
vendue a lsgr compile Ct rssue, autre avis.
Acte de yenie pardeyaptC Foer ESQ., notaire public
" m aux ffasd Rcnd efiyz- 4kIq
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

DOU2E TERRAINS dams filet No. 96 borne par rues
Monroe Franklin Magellan ct Columbus degnis par les Nos
IL incluspemen chacnn 60 pieds de face chac-
DIES cdesss nominees profondeur de 2U ped
Perception de dex erlans qu ont prondeur de 50 peds
lie tout dapres Ia mesure franchise
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-24

WHAT FEARS HAUNT AN a U3oxRa1.-The
Paris correspondent of the 1oadon Times
nlludes to the constant fear of his life in
which the Emperor of the French. lives, of
the CdrJoHdri During bis late trip to his
dominions, every care vas taken to get
suspicious characters cat of the way One
very curious means OF insuring his safety
was resorted to-; it was that of forcing the
owners of houses within certain distance
Of the imperial residence to give up the keys
of their cellar to the police These individ-
uals were forced, during the whole visit ausI
for some days before, to ask for their kavs
every time they needed bottle OF vs;se
anaon such occasion policeman was sent
vita thPm to fetch it. y certain hcase in
the Place Victoire in Nice, was emy;ied of
all ITS inhabitants, whilst the impeg:al visit.
lasted, nobody knew for precisely s,iIat rea
son but the proprielors, for Vace4.sng it, re-
ceiYed from the authorities the sam. of CO.
600 francs the house, it is supposed, having
been in some way useful to the police.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-24
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