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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-24

GRAFTON BANK-The Annual Meet
~ ing Of the stockholders of the Grafton Bank for the
choice of directors for the ensuing year and the
action of any other business that may legally come
lore them, will be held at their Banking Rooms MON
DAY, the LIST day of Octobernext, at2 O'Clock N.
Per order Of the directors
w. r. SUTTON, Cash or,
nLAlt IL
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE,-By License

GINGING SCHOOL.-MR. STOCKING
~ will commence School for all DESTROYS of learning
to sing, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept rs, at o'clock
in the Nestr of Rev. DIR. Hills Church
Particular attention will be given to the formation and
cultivation of the Voice. also to the Elementary depart
ment of Music
Tcrms-sl for a course of twelve Lessons Members
Tickets may be obtained of Mr. A. w. SAWYER No. POI
Main street. and of Mr. Stocking No 4S Chandler
Book to be used: "The Sanctus edite1 by E. Hamil-
ton, Esq s24 DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-24

IVA IOh . - y LIZ OG L Az
"a TORY PROPERTY he sold at Public Auction
on WEDNESDAY,, September 18th, at II CLOCK NJ, on
the premises not previously sold at private sale. that
valuable and beautifully located manufacturing property
lately owned by Freeman Fisher deceased called CITY
Mills, in the town of Franklin, Mas ,achusetts on the
line Of the New York Central Railroad The City Mills
Depot is but few rods from the factories.
said property consists OF two factories (Old and
mi) mansion house and Outhudings and eight houses
for operatives substantial 45 feet by 20
stories high used Tor store, counting ROOM cloth and
press room and about Sc acres of excellent land
The machinery in the new mill is running 64x6l
NO. 81 print cloths The Old mill be used for the
manufacturing Of cotton wooden goods, converted
INTO paper mill The water power is superior and
Is believed TO be neveralng in the dryest seasons
and is sufficient for operating $50 print cloth looms
other machinery if necessary The situation of thi.
property is one OF the finest in New England, either
the manufacture of cotton goods the ing
of any otherarg manufacturing mechanical business
it being within short ride (by ralroadl from Boston
Providence, and New York and possessing facilities
OF communication to all points by railroad, the freigh
charges being very lowonly 81 50 per from Bason
thus offering to manufacturers capitalists chanc,
rarely to be met with
The terms of sale Will be liberal and can be obtained
on application to n. A. THOMPSON IL co .Auctionoers
or to FRANCIS FISHER,
sl4 dts26 No. q Central Wharf, Boston.
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Autt1ons.

A UCTION-The subscriber will sell at
IA Auction at his residence in Cappville, Mass on
TUESDAY, September 25th, commencing at O'Clock,
A. NJ, follows:
All his stock of Farming Tools, consisting in part of
Wagons, Carts Sheds DC. both for oxen and horses
Moving Machine, Plows, CutvatOrs. and large guam
ty of other tools, both or farming and gardening Also
day, lot Of Stock consisting of Cows and Hefers
both OF Alderney and Native breeds; Hogs, Pigs &c
Also lot of Carriages and Harnesses Household Fur
niture, Pictures, &c
AT the same place. on WEDNESDAY. Sept. &c COM
meucing at O'Clock A the subscriber will sell bv
Auction his large and choice collection of Greenhouse
Plants, in lots to suit purchasers II. S. DENNY.
Granville 30 1860. sol
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Fine Arts, New Inventions, LEADERS on
Current Topics. DC, &c, &c.
w ORCE STER UNITY
horticultural Society's Exhibition

The WORCESTER COUNTY HORTICULTURAL So
CIEY will mold its Twenty first Annual Exhibition of
Fruits. Flowers, Plants and Vegetables, at HORTICUL-
TURAL HALL, on the
1st, ed, Sd, 4th and 9Th days of Oct, next.
The EXHIBITION will be opened on MONDAY. Oct. LIST.
at O'Clock M, and close FRIDAY the 5th at
O'Clock P. ii.
Articles will be received during the day on Monday
and it is desirable that contributors should as far as
practicable, bring in their contributions during that day
and during the early part of the day on tuesday.
Contributors will in all cases, be required to furnish
list of their articles to the Secretary
Members of the Society, who by any accident have
failed to receive List Of the Premiums &C. Others
will be furnished, ON application to the Secretary.
j. HENRY HILL. Secretary.
Worcester. Sept % 1860 s4 dTw9w
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3lotttts.

WORCESTER BANK.-The Annual
w Meeting of the Stockholders, for the choice of
Directors for the year ensuing, fix the limit of the
loan TO Directors and to act other business that
mny legally come before them, will be held at their
Banking Rooms Foster street, Worcester, on SATUR-
DAY, October g. 1850, at eleven o'clock A. NJ.
For the Directors WILLIAM CROSS, Cashier.
Worcester Sept. 20 1860. $40 dtm
CENTRAL BANK.-The Annual Meet
~ ing of the Stockholders ofhe Central Bank for the
choice of Directors for the year ensuing fix the limit
OF the loan TO Directors and for the transaction of any
other business thatmay legally before them will
be held at their Banking Rooms, MONDAY the first
day Of October next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Per order Of Directors,
G. f. HARTSHORN, Cashier.
Worcester Sept IA, 1860 dim
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- TO LET.-The subscriber will Ieas

RI his residence Claremont street for term Of
s8kzyears. The house built for his oecupan-
cy contains all the modern conyeniences and in
plee repair The Estate comprises upwards of two
of land in good order and well stocked with fruit aud
ornamental trees. commodious Stable, Carriage
House and other Outbudings attached the premi-
Possession given Immediately and portion OF the
furniture leased with the house, if desired
sA distf WILLIAM CROSS, Worcester Bank.
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MILLBURY BANK-MIILBURY, Sent

ANA 10, ISGO-Notce is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Millbury Bank will
be held on MONDAY, the LIST day of DC ober next,
O'Clock NJ, at the Bank for the choice of Directors
and for the transaction of any other business may
properly come before them
By order Of the Directors. d. ATWOOD,
SD dim Cashier.
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BLACKSTONE BANK-The

a holders of the Blackstone Bank Uxbrdge are here
by notified that their annual meeting the choice of
directors and transaction of any other business which
may legally come before them, will be the hall
over said Bank on MONDAY, the LIST day of October
next, at two o'clock T NJ.
Per order OF the Directors
E. W. HAYWARD. Cashier.
ITxbrifipe 1854 do,Vtn,s
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Later from New sIexfes 4
The st. Louis papers publish Tie fszsssssa dis

The st. Louis papers publish Tie fszszssssg dis
patch
INDEPENDENCE, June Z. The New Mexsean mad,
with Santa Fe dates to the 2lst alt, asz5xra here
this afternoon. M
Defiance few days before the mail ie5a ANA came
very near taking it, the occupants not expecting
anything of the SORT Fortunately, kr same safS-
management of the Indians their presence was
discovered, and after some fighting thsE aKxxe re-
pulsed The loss ON neither side is repsr1ed
Trains OF wagons were arriving at vaxsszss ,oinls
in the Territory almost daily, and businesses WAS Ye.
viving to some extent, but it waa still eoHserabls
depressed.
Six companies of soldiers are on Ra5 Eiyer an,
the lookout for Indians. A passenger who gnIne
to Fort Union with the mail, stated be Ranl asdessa
from Col. Fountleroy not to attack the Indians If il
could possibly be avoided.
Six companies also left Pawnee Fork ssa ahe Iss
inst, scout. and if they do not rees5se aoun-
termanding orders they will no doub4 s7rive the
Indians from the road or whip them SnsD arhmis~
sion.
The forty dragons that left Pawnee EtuK spsze.
weeks ago to attack o band OF Kiowas resnrne6
without finding them.
This mail came through without am esnaFi, npf
having seen an Indian on the road and nzsa3a have
made schedule time, had they not trsfseled Gre
days with an OK train.
train of nineteen wagons left here fcsa7ay for
Denver City, and others are making rzuFssfations
for leaving in a few days. The news hers from tho
gold regions very attering, andhas eneszeHq quite
stir among the friends of those oub tRsre
The weather is still dry here, and thssr "a No.
prospect of rain. 81
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sectional discord. and for q lifelong zesas1n 10,
me union, harmony and prosperity Of xaaSx Efafss.
whether your personal parsiaiIty has ssta gen 70
overstate my merits % public Tnan. a. aos ID
your enumeration Of the7a, yoa have presented q
summary basis Of all sound American sratea-
manahip. 1t may be objected thar nothirg b saia
tons imposed By fhe ConsfItufior, hue a. tT Is
respect and observe them ID cleaF}x fzzx9sea. FIR
Msnont due observance, nthe conduct "a ahe Coy
ssnmsnI q the Consultation, it, restsjetisns an
~ s;, fegmreents fairly interpreted ID acsxr8anse
VIII ~ spFt and objects, there can BE- No. end -
s % security for the lnrHscny ~
Ibaye not he vanity "a ass,,rax ~. :, -, ,,..s
connection with tie public service haFx ZEN
piifed the course Of sound American sxafesnpaa
but y have deserved ihe favorable y5sw azken q
ence to the maxims BY wkieh I have h,xssasors.
been guided, not altogether ts isaur0frx 20 sz
fdence and expectations of those wis hAse s,gaesk
me IN my present relation to the pubi3r aud a
under Providence, / should be saIss6 = ssss i
over the affairs of this great country as sSs EyfcE
tive Chief Of the Government, the onzf Mr1hss
pledge feel called upon 70 maize, ~ assx - tke
utmost Of my ability. and with wtasteueT Msfengfh,
Of viii can command, all the powers and IrSneiee
belonging. TO my official station shall lie aHsv3oyeH
and directed for the promotion Of All tas sSEss Oh
lects for which the government was sxzz7afe3-
but more especially, for the mainteuamx4 OF tIss
Constitution and the Union against all cppssiur IN
fiuences and tendencies. ~
cannot conclude this letter without e1zysasi,s
my high qualification at the nomination Is HE s.
eond Office under the Government ox ShnI emf
nently gifted and distinguished statesmen ~ Mass
acnusetts, Edward Everett, gentlema1 ibid ~
general consent 10 be altogether YoYfST IA ~
first. 1s a ss' 3 : 80 q
rendering ny grateful acknowledged fer d.
hina and complimentary remarks with HaE5ch ypa
my nomination a'sg IS 'sss -
obedient servant ~ - '-A
To Hos5. wasafseros rIrx- ssstszs 9ss -
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Masslss.ppa InssIllsenc !, - -.
The Natchez Free Trader Of Thurzday stsss d.

The Natchez Free Trader Of Thnrsday sfsns tAes
following account Of suicide in that city "a
About 9o'clock, night before las3 WRffiszn Iseara
jeweler and watch maker, Of this city. srzhn6tte3
suicide. Fo. long time past, he had ananIeeA
most Unexpectedly in the use of wines ana Eau0xa
being at unexpectedly insane, wild ana azpsxaEe
and during these periods he would often MreafesH
70 DO some great violence p himself 81 e4ksxa -
saloon, he remarked that he intended 10 kils son1s
body. 1t was about the hour Of 81 r. II 4here-
after, that, sitting in the chair he usually @rsnpfea
Ct BIZ work bench II ths store. "a Msn sssset ~
store being closed, he drew pistol Nk1sA W. HI
concealed about his person, aud rsIAxsIsnM 40 Ai3
clerk, who was with him, that be was ss,oCk
himself The young gentleman made = xHeFeE3enk
towards MIR. Beard, to wrench the pistol fRrN hin
when the latter pointed It al him Ill fhaf
he would kill him il he advanced sfspsslssl in
mediately placing the muzzle Of the PISTOL n Nh
me- -. ne sspa pulled ga the trigger there e.
gushed from his mouth, and IN less f1z xhan =
takes to record the fact, without sigh or s6a, st
sitting in his chair, he was o dead man. Va
The Kinds county Gazette Of Wsduessas asys=
Accounts from the river counties m senf ne
prospects for tine crops as most pF0uzisTnR AEYz3
/ more 30. Should tho season contsnnn kxTnxab5e
the calculation il that there viii be raxH zeaxfs
double the quantity Of cotton and ccxm x5ax ~
o e II s sasS as5s mn
both ON old and new ground are ten dnYas fort
night earlier than usual. as Essses
The Alfalfa county Chronicle 81 Tfisar nsg.s
a light shower fell on Tuesday sfiezrsssus III
lowed BY very heavy one at nigka. aesq1n1sss5ci&
with much wind and lightning. m ESyiye6
vegetation very much, although It was - kIninae
while it lasted, and ran of too quick TO % ap
manent good, r
Since writing the above we hare had axnadaHs
and copious showers and more coming
The Pamela Star Of Thursday has he ia wing :
The weather for several days has been stnsss,aa
ly dry and oil are wishing for rain. Tha dnss In
able. We hear frequent complaints hn1nS the
farmers Of Pamela county ahout the dsy wenfhex.
yet, we believe, that the crops are vesY sair an
generally free from grass. Keep wa<Nh. Shs1ners
shower, il will leap forth with the vigps - power
of q youthful conqneror. TTsa
Since writing the above we have kniz q Ire
| shower, NOT enough to benefit the crops rrxea In
sufficient to lay the dust for day On tMps 49,.
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Later 1rom Pixies PEAK.
From the Rocky Mountain News Of tke aash nlt.-
we extract the following intelligence

From the Rocky Mountain News Of tic 4lxh nit.
we extract the following intelligence
Emigrants are coming in at o rate little u any-
less than thousand a day. Ok tears have been
arriving for about Q week. They come n long
trains or singly, pouring in from the Platte r0aE
and the cutof, in an almost endless ssreaas Horse
and mule teams are still coming but strange rs Il
may seem their stock Is not in as good sunti0n M
those that arrived q month sinces &1aks 10 Nc
ported short and it the drouth contnRss sBea mus&
soon be scarce along the roads most trawsseA.
Recent arrivals by rapid eonveyaaxsa ranoYk
passing from twenty-five 70 farty thousazii s,efsons
this side of the Missouri river, and tsx1 xhe tide
will swell OF at least retain its presens azgn7tnde,
for inii two months toscome. The nsassssty " ths
rush from Iowa and Missouri, and shea mixed
crowd from all parts Of the United Sxs4ss and The
#Canadas. .
We do not yet hear Of any suffering 81 t7estitn--
ton on any OF the roads nor of the hxnd carriers
footmen, Or stake and.riderD eo,,spaniss. shsk
swarmed over the plains last neassam Mfthouz
money, provisions, or common sense enough IL
take care Of themselves The masses M1c coming
well provided with teams, some mazey. and IN
most cases with provision for fron fzzsRe 10 sizE
months supply. A considerable nnns6sr of capt.
talists are also coming in to take aenk NJ TIN
The arrivals BY the Arkansas valley ire also saie
to be in very great numbers but few of them cong
here, most going direct 70 the sonth FasA. Elua.
| river and Arkansas mines, by way "a lie Canon
! City and Colorado City roads. s @
Leayenworth is taking steps to open a read IN
the Smoky Hill, over the route folfousG hF 4reess
Russell, but for this season the great vszsh vii he
by the Platte and Arkansas routes. s
Some discouraged emigranss are griag bnrk.
having been convinced that digging sss3d requires
work, and picking it mp in large qnansSes. wifhouz
digging, is somewhat uncertain. Mcsa If tha re-
turner's, we are told say but very Easle, xathar
manifesting an inclination to avoid E@nsaet via
those coming up, than other WISE. A Few. A1werer.
have had extraordinary adventures aua done Is
astonishing amount Of exploring ana ssrusners;nzr
in the few days they stopped in the eoantsF.
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: : 7 T.
myl4 % jel 5 10 Sheriff de la Paroisse d'0rleans.
SECOND DIsrRIer CouKr WIDOW GoNANT Succession
of New Orleans. of GARDNER JoHNSON.--No.
1910.

SECOND DIsTRIer CouKr WIDOW CoMANT Succession
Oh new Orleans $50 saapshk 'ohNsos.-No
RY VIRTUE Of a writ ofseizure and sale
of New Orleans the above entitled will proceed
sell a. public auction a. The City Hotel Common be-
day of June 1852 Il o'clock NJ the following described
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the Fourth -.
son. in this Stare in he square bounded By Mary Chip I
Two on plan drawn BY G. A. Hedin Architect and Civil In
gneer, 9Th Of March, 1857 and deposited reference
the Office of H. b. Cenas late Notary Of this city which said
lot measures pursuant said plan, American thirty
feet eleven inches and five lines front said ST. Mary street
ed in the by alley five feet wide
adjoining LOTS together with the buildings Improvements
= CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, designated by the
number Thytwo in square number Three, situate in the
surfing tweniyegh feet inches front God street. BY
pth between parallel lines of hundred and feet NIL
General hs s s ga n fur se
in the office of D. 4 Mcay then Notary in this city.
oERTAIS LoT Of GRousD N he Suburb
s. Mary il this city in the square bounded By Julia St john
plan drawn by H. Pie Deputy Surveyor on tie 9Th Jan
ls45 and deposited for reference in the office Of CHA
corng said plan feet front S. Peter
the side towards ula street hundred and nine
feet six inches the side Grod twenty
eight wide in the Together with all the improve
T. 4 CERTAIN LOT III GROUND. situate in the rear of
aabou,g Lasonrse in the Frst District Of this city in the
being designated by the No square No Twelve on
sn Ia P pn Of H. ss9na
by B. Lereton the Louisiana State Bank before
Of e Tpe i fly e es M
said Howard street. and extending in DEPTH between paal
eshts an nc together With ali tie 5ndnr a and @
provements thereon, etc.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash OH the spot.
p. 7. PARKER,
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young woman was arrested one ssar rne..t,e
in Boston, charged with the larcenY 81 ! ,aair e
sheets, four towels and q hall fSoaen fsspers.
When asked what she had to say, sks sepfieas
:, Why, Judge, what I've spase vars Af aapeFsss
NO, thank the Lord have 40 sncazfsA for
diapers; and, as near as can raekoas shan,s msrk
EN- for two or three months q
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A negro being caught stealing ffusa n hcntruast.
excused himself By saying 4 r. oaly esae ynf -
see Il de chickens sleep wild dar eyes ssp1zfss
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r. T.. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

sxIEsE GouR DE DIsrarcr La WILLIE DE la KoUyELLE-
de Ia Neuxes. Orleans No sass u y" = NV =
I'm VERTU dun writ de safsfe ct yente 81
- moi adres par Memorable sxcme Conr do District dc
Ia Nouyelle Orleans dams faae eiesss lie Ioeedera ID
SAMEDI de Juliet 1860 midi, lHotei de Cite me de
IA Commune entire les du Cap ct de Magasin Ia
pnbque ct adjudication de 8Ea FIN
I'm TERRAIN sju6 dams lie Premier District vlle
dams et No Dfxhu borne les de Ia Nouvelle
Deord Caope ct Pere, rngtneuf pieds de
Ia aliope quare yng cnq pieds de proiondenr
Saisi dams l'afare -dessus.
CONDITI0NS-C Compliant moment dc Rehabilitation
7fse@f E. r. PARKER,
ie5 IA % 90 WI sheriff de Ia Parosse diOrlsans
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SIKH DISTRICT counr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS IS. THE
Of New Orleans MINORS OF r o. SMITH,
Ne. S29S.
DIV VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
- to directed by the honorable the Sixth District
Of New ORLEANS IA The above entitled will proceed
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common be-
tween Calap and Magazine SATURDAY, the 30 day
of june 1860 Mt IL O'Clock NJ the following described
erty, viz
* CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. sitmated the Fourth
District of this city in square No 6l bounded Camp
Eighth and Seventh Streets and having front Of thirty
feet inches Seventh street, hundred aud
twentysesen feet ten inches in depth
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Easit the not,
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SHERIFF,S SALES.
sEcosp nisraicr eoeRr CITY or Nav ORLEANS va
oil New Orleans ESTATE OF Il. o. DUDLEY
.- Z NJ. IfNA.


'eS 81 ra ri ~ CIV oSLB BaSig
Bx yIRTuE q 4 viii I, 81 eizare and sale,
Or New Orleans y The above entitled canse proceed 70
and as E .rs ey II m0 Gf gaa E.
, q ~ oeIec NJ The following described property
nn Fo r. M D "a SQUARE bounded By Camp ass
Eve e fees on ST. street Sy one hundred and r.y
SsHa { g ass ss Il; ;s!' .,.
sb.r,n Of L Z F T Fas & 6lisan..
DsssH.S ssss g ss"'F yIsE L sEs
TN yERrU dan writ q a E. s q Pse. 9;
4 S asless nss sns
ss sIs:as Rsssss d /. /
ys as ssse pAeHdea
Tn IT,, TERs a ~ sitn dams ls 2ua.srne District vile
Marie ct ST Andre ayani yingdeux peds face Il fne
afs ssa Rs'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de fadjudication.
jes Il p 29iy7 sberif de Ia paroi-se d'frisan.
sEcoop prs1pIcr couar tGITY or NEW ORLEANS y.
pY VIRTUE Fgiss OF ,yrat of SEIZURE and D sale
- g me directed by the Honorable ts seeoqd District Conf
ssll Il lLs ct Iosl Sq3oa
Of July 1850 A. Il O'Clock S. the following described prop
psur,R District SQUARE no bounded BY Dryadess st.
Seized IN the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEuxKxE couR DISTRICT 5T.A VILE DE La NILE. Or
de la souvelst'rlSAHs k kbaN5ss il aA1HiLDE
" yE aslss1 dun writ az salsIe ysnte
Ia NonveIa dsns as ooa s ne s
sAMEDI7 d juliet 1850 midi aHSel de- Ia cits rue
sene pubaus ct adjudication de la proiste don't suit Ia es
I'm TERRAIN ue dams Quatriene District cefe VILE
aans I ~ bene par 81 rns s prase n Denis Waning
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f. +. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

ouArREaE couR DIsIRrcr1 R. II. VOOLFOLK vs. la
COMPAGNIE DU TELE-
de la Nouvele- Orleans. GRAPHE DE LA MILE
ORLEANS At DE LfO-
.s4so HIO.-Eo 1896
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri faclas, a
~ moi adresse Honorable Quaeme Cour District
d. IA Honyse dams laiaire proeddera e
de Ia Commune entire les du Comp DIES MagEsns
Ia vents publiqne ct adjudication de-
Lnteret reversible droits de passage de voe
drots de paente de franchises incidents gnes de APP
ia Compae du Tegraphe de la Nouyele Orleans
s de ohio depus la Nouvele Orleans par Ia
Mississippi ID cote, Baton Rouge Clinton, Louisiana depus
Ia Nouvele Orleans Ia Grand chein
Nonvele Orleans ct de Jackson passani par PEat
Louisiana, suet bail DIES dts ros franchises exprant
Ter de juliet 1889 n
Saisf dams lafaire ci-dessus.
CONDITIONS-Comptant moment de Rehabilitation.
II. T. PARKER,
myl4 % jel Is Sheriff de la Paroisse dOreans.
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sxIEnE CouR DISTRICT LA VILE DE LA kCuyEI.IE
oRLEANsvs VS.. W.W.YAUGHT

de la Nonyelle- Orleans No si26 . -
I'm yERTU dun writ de saisic ct yente n
Ia Sousele Orleans, dams ade cidess e procederai e
HENDREDI 10 de Jnin 1850 midi rHotel de la Cite
de Ia Commune, entire les Camp ct des Magasns ID
yenie pubiqne 81 adjudication do
yUN TERRAIN sItue dams IL Qnatrieme District cee
gie dams Pile nusro QuAorze, borne par
sins dn Camp siNeme ct Saptene ayant wing hut peds de
face a rue dn Camp cent yn cling ped de pFofondeu
Sasi dams pafaire ci.teSsiis, 's545z5
3 G0NDITI0ES-GoEnpts en- moment de padindcation-
' Il. T. PARkER,
8 myl4 q iel 5 10 Sheriff do IL Psrotsse d.rsals