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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
o,IPREhLE COURT. -wALTER QULN, plaia.

4 4. J.
- ia sg.iu.t THONAsA- QUIk, and AAlti JANE QOlS
y. - Artbr- Qru. CHARLES II. Quin, Gscrs" a Gai3
- on Johp D-yein individually ard a. one OF th- sd
tds,tg hi r-tirnIn pursuance Of Judgment o. INC "a
art OF ths Frtt District bearing sse on tns oh dsy o'
e"1.,b,r l8s9 J. WILLIAM WATSON th' ksisl,,s ~ lle
- a51rn,Bt named, will SILL, o. PUBLIC AOCIIoHt
- rTRT HAETS' ENCHAS0E in the City OF Nsa, isis ~
$3.50 Al Bleeetfr d CoEuciionsers, on IfiItrDA 4 tc
IA q January 1871 a. % o'clock ~ noon Of tuA A.
~. ,st- Iot tjeeS ySroel Of Land VIII Tie bn.ldng
ituats Wig bslDg IN che Ninth "Nd OF the Niy OF
- ~ bguuded described - fpiloWs' bosh.hs ~
-. - Inc uoy.heriy OF HAEnmond street, dtS t~"nJ-
..ev ron tls north Nesefly corner OF Washnslon
~ ttyod sress thence running noThefiy nsbt Snsie-
A1 Il fiy feet hence westerly parallel ~
20 $50 suy.ttgo feet; thence southeTiy' at rght
IN Hammond street hfy feet, 90 tue sOd norhey hne
~ - md hsne4 sss'eriy Along IN. nothtTy me OF
,tr..t tyepy.two feet 20 the p!ace 81 S.siIunt
AID a. ~ ths certain lot piece, Or ~ Gel 81 ksa
Tui1pQ thrTeon si.aao lying And hetr IN ihr n'h 49,
Az. Co. of OH bout dcd aud described - 1oNs
Ming a. a poiut ON the nUthery 1e Of hhmlrono 49, 49,
from the rOffh-~fsriJ ou'- "
In mi on thence running 'h"i o
a. zos said Hammond my let thence "esIsly L
lei Hammond hve sect aid eight hch' N'n
sy and parallel with Wellington street hteeo et 20 10,
incles; thence westerly and parallel With uAniaona
elgteen thence sOltrdy, and parallel vain
,fr. fifteen feet and iduI inches thence eastory pa' N
I,,oud street lOo and eight inches heIcc souihsfy
- :, sbt angle. n Hammond. My frt tbs aid
o+ts,I, Inc vi Hammond and thence carly along
- or,iy lns Il hammond street. vely lset 20 tho
80 - ~. farg togeibeF with ~ sud singular tie bsfcd
.,.,rd snpu-tsnnrosa thereto be.ung ing wsr
..,t.i..ny -Ist.d Z.th November, ItO
ZasGv NAEai. NiLisDAN "AinpHt h"4s-"S-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
TyHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL, EAN9HIP0

YHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
VIEW LIVERPOOL.
S sio",S Ss SaP,r ps.s::
yson BosTor LIVERPOOL
Sne Sspin f,ssase.
The .bips nom New Yori can At Corr Hsboi
The shPs from Boston call at Hsif,I and Corr HGbOr.
ASIA nS Capt s IGa' sfaeasa Capt. s1i:o.
AusTRALAsIAN Capt T. SCOTIA tnOw buiGDg.
These vessels cy clear white light at masthead green on
,.srbSSra bow red on port bow y,.,..,.- NJ,
CANADA, Anderson leaves Boston. Wednesdiy Nov q
RssTs s ss sSs " De- Dee 70
ASIA Lott caves New York Wednesiiy, Dec II
PERsA Judhins. leaves New York Wednes ny jan
CANADA Anderson leaves Boston. .... Wednesday jan
Bociiey... leaves New, York. "Wednesday Jan. ls
ARABls stone. leaves Boston. Wednesday Jam -
Berthe not secured mtD paid for
An ey periensed Surgeon on board.
The owners ships will not be accountable for Gold
os bin. o. adinF are tined aereor and the value hereOf
herein 'p''''d tA cGN&R iS' No sSPiB Bowling green
STEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL n4ins and e~esTs passengers q 9ncel.
Se@ Snrs rns cnS be H poT Clyde
CITY or BALTiNoRE...... Saturday, Dec
CRY OF WASHINGTON ase.isy pc <
And every SATURDAY a, noon, from Pier ~, North River
FIRST CABlN.........& - bTEEhAtsI'. s.'''s''s'sS
Fist Cabin to LondOn..... 30 SeeTase tc Loooon. "
steerAge return tickets good sor I months 81
Passengers forwarded Paris Have Hamburg Brennan
Rotterdam, Antwerp, kc at reduced throzEh fsres
Persons wishing bring ont their friends buy tickets bers
a. the following rates 70 New Yob Rrorl Liverpool or Owens
town: First Cabin as. SIS and OS. Seerge from Liver
pool, $40; from Queenstown. $50
These Steamers baye superior for possenyers
and experienced Surgeons They but in aeE nght
hon Sections and have Patent Firs Aniaors on board
FOR further information apply in Liverpool % WIN lNhAN
agent, No. % WsteTs IN Glasgow 10 WV. INSlN No
g. Enoeh-SausTe; ia Queensogn TO G. W u. SE1MOURa
Co m London EIV rs MACY No. 81 King WilsIn-st
70 fs 20 JULES DECOLE No Plsee De Ia Boufae IN Phil
sdelphia JON 6. DALE, No le9 Wslrut- at the Com
pany's Ohjscs JOHN g. DALE, Ayeot
No. Is Brosdrsy.S n. Y.
SOUTHAMPTON and HIAVRE-TO succeed the
- Adnshc-Tbe NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COM
PANl win dispatch for the sbeve ports the splendid steamship
ATLANTIC Capt A. g. Gray carrying the United States mAs
the following DAYS from Cantl-st. wharf;
From Nov York SATURDAY, DEE. %.
IRON Hsvre Dee. and Jan. Is.
Atlantic uneIceDea for gtTsEtb and comfort hsA
vaeTtigh compartments and IN al respects an complete
order.
limited nvraber seeoDd Cabin Passengers foI whom
accommodations havs been provided VIII be taken s
& = zach.
FoI freight passage apply at the oce Of the Company Ne
@Wsllst F. STEPHENS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
DRoPOSAIS for s275. 600 of - THE CROTON

1fhOA OSA1ao tOI $SbO.VuV OF 1tfE CtkO1ON
n WATER STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW-Y0RK-'
Scsed Proposals win be received at The Controller ohoe
sntn FRIDAY, December IA 1850 at o'clock when the
wn be publicly opened for the whole part Of The
Of Two Dded snd Seventy FIVE Thousand Dollars Of the
CSocOn Wster STOCK Of the City Of NswYorkn author
h-d by chap 2 Of the Laws OF 1886 and by Ordn.noe Of
de Common CoUaei approved by the Mayor August 1862
mn increasing the supply Of Croon Water and extending the
ecoessy works for sccumulGtug and distributing
he said stock Ill bear interest the Of
payable auaryesry and principal will be redeenAos
The hIst day Of November, 1888
The proposals viii tho 81 desre1
hundred dollars thereof aud the persons whose
proposals accepted viii required deposit with
chamberlain Of the CITY within DAYS amer the opening Of
us bids the sum awarded to them respectively including the
pse1iunls the
I'm presenting the Controller the receipts Of the Chamber.
A for such deposits the parties Will be entitled receive
certificates for equaAounts CT the value Of the stock be
ing interest nom the dates OF payments.
Zach proposition shouIs seaed and Endorsed Proposals
tr CTo0 STOCK the City Of New
seosed IN second envelope Addressed the Controller
The ght s Ieseryed the Of the Controller reject
y OF al OF the bids considered protect
nete the interests Of the city.
ROBERT T. HAwS, Controller
Cky Of New York, Department Of Finance,
Controllers Once New a. 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
Albany Live Stock Market.
~ WHsT ALBANY. Nov.

iP WEsr ALsasI, Nov. E, lss
PKyrEs-Asan tbs receipts ia sroe.s Of u" ~ n.nd
h.I,- t h.sd thar Monday last TIA toe
Ia nksyiDe week when every expected 70 eN pous
try Holders look blue aud are m bad nuno 'be nVs oeis
dsy saws could give biz cattle then new he hs
"a raw bonus 10 get shut OF them Buyer they are 10y
NJ about as therefore DO not alter orr soos
Co., IN. thiuk In. marie, has downward tendency
REcyIpr,-1he following compsrstiye sAteuSnlo' ~
si,t a. III. place via the New York Central Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
11ainis, Oils, &r.

COIORED WINDOW GLASS, Of all slzts and
oo,os suitable for sharhes ard dvsss always Ga hs~d
ard 10, ssls al low at pnoss ~ =. ma 49, ~
BERpK HOOfR u Ca, No. io Ins"sN, ~ D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28
A LBERr N. NICGLAY.

Al AUCTlONEkk AND STOCK BROKER,
Ne 81 " lkanns INSURANCE STOCKS and other seoEr.
ss at private sale STOCKS and BONDS bought and cold 81
ths BroksSs' Board Price monthly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

pic.s have do inward tendency We near !" -~N~'
hoLAssEs-fhe demand 8. trivial saes Of Ssw n'e"n'
loc., cash and Psrbedoes at &c. mos. IL.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits 1nrpsntiDe 10 stu N ~ 49, "a
ate demand, and prices irregular The sale.
bills 1e. for southern and for View 1srk Dol. y. a.
$50 ibis Crude continues eu and nominal AZ about ~
yard stock so bbs Fne Resin continues " yefy
Quest, oaiy 10 notice Of 80 bbls No
20 80 ~ In yard Common Resin is quiet We isoss ~
ga& s. delivered stock % 0JO hbls Tar remains tc'V,
We onote North County as 1t runs at ~ 6sdtI 90 soes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

Az distTlh utFd tlF"ukH ~ uI1.''
Al More. 10, HanteT's l.1Ia 1elisPas~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-28

PxEsIDEsrs OyyIoE HUDsoE RyER RAuRoAD,
kEw-YOKx OCT - Isfo !
HOLDERS OF 2ND-MORTGAGE BONDS
have svailed proposals OF
BeoembeT for extending the required
SAMUEL SLOAN President
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07

Tps AMY rpE PAsr YtAR i tn his
annual report, just issued, the Soc
rotary of the War Department says /:
The authorized strength of The
army is Is, lG5 mon, all told On
the LIST of July, the date Of the last
complete returns, the actual mum
Der reached 7,4gs. OF this mum
Der thorc.are not more than about
II coo men available for active ser.
vice in the field. This little force
has been engaged, with its usual
activity aud efficiency, since the
date OF my last report, in the dis
charge Of its artluous and multi.
farious duties, being required Ia
man about 1870 permanent garrisous.
posts and camps, scattered over an
area of 5000, 10000 of square miles.
Under these circumstances il has
been obviously impossible to give
that ample and perfect protection
20 our whole frontier which our
citizens have a right to expect, and
which it is the duty of the Govern.
mcnt 60 afford. Indian deprcdations
have been committed on our South
crn and Mexican border, which as
yet have been unchastised for the
want of men. ! hope 10 make such
au alteration in the disposition of
the troops next season as viii pre-
vent any repitlon Of these outragvs
m future on that frontier.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07

HoLE-IN-THEDAY This eelebra-
ted Indian brave, we are informed by
Major Cullen, has built him "gay
old house" on his reserved sis hun.
dred and forty acres, at Grow Wing,
on the Mississippi The house has
cost him six thousand dollars in gold,
and is neatly surrounded by a piazza.
The old chief is living with six wives,
IN MI the eplendor of Mormon Bish-
cp. Ills parlor is furnished with sew
enteen rocking chairs, while the walls
are hung with eight large portraits,
seyen IF which represent himself ap1
tho other Major Cullcn ! Three Of the
wives are Old, like himself. and the
other three young end beautiful
They live Ike "white folks" and set
nj the same table, and have the best
chlua and coffee. sets for every day
use. The old man has over one hun.
dred actes of his reserve under cult
Walton, which brings forth bounti-
fully. lie wives work large garden
well stocked with flowers Lqcrose
(liiH) Union
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07

POPULATION or CHrNA.-ACcord-
ing 20 the last census, taken IN
1882, in the reign of the present
Emperor, the population of China
is 536,000,300 souls, or nearly
twwcnty times that Of the whole
United States. According to the
census of 1912. taken under the
father of the present Emperor, the
population Of China was then 500.
27S, 297. The increase, then. in
the period Of forty years. was l76,-
500, 703. These figures may APP
pear startling. but it is the opin-
ion of the Oldest European resi-
dents in China that full faith should
be given 10 them.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07
DIED

In this city on Thursday Mt q O'Clock
NJ. Mrs. MARY ?. DAVID, vie of l..
I. Dawn, aged rs years.
The friends aud acquaintanees Of +. r.
DAVE, are respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral Of his wife, from the residence
on Spanish Town street at 10 o'clock this
morning.
The in'erment will take place at High
lands Cemetery
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07
CARr OF me Errs.-l.ookinr in.

CARE OF 1uE EYES. Hooking in
to the fire is very injurious to the eyes,
particularly coal fire The s,imu-
lus of light and heat uniting soon de.
stroys the sight Reading or sewing
with side Ugh, Injuries the eyes as
both should be exposed TO an equal
degree of light The reason is, the
sympathy between the eyes is SO great
that if the pupil of one is dilated by
being kept partially in the shade the
one that is the most exposed can not
contract itself sufficiently for protec-
ton, aud will ultimately be injured.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07
AMERICAN fLAG sEGAn STORE.


HAVING un1errone through reaoyaiF1n. the
ahove establishment - nov opegod - ~
patrons. Tho undersigned hss spared no pain
nor szprrce % maze It one ~ the neatest 10 the
state the city n Eeu orleans not excepted,
and will pTer o. The smokers u 'his sui n~igll-
boring parishes 40 assortment ~ sotars hereto
fare uneqnsfeIig fhis usfket.
call IS solicited from each and every
nIa1fegr. - -
JAMS ANi'Ni0 WAVE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07

FAtuRE IN BOsroV.-1he Boston
Courier, Of the 29d ult., says:
The firm Of Bailey, Chapman g.
Go, dealers in jewelry and silver ware,
205 Washington street, suspended
payment yesterday. and an attachment
ior Sl2,OO0 was put upon their goods
by The creditors IN this city.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07


SUGAR Receipts siill light. Weneios
sples Of about BOO hhds. nt previous ritos.
Fair 30 fully fir 1lld7&c q u.
NOJASSES Prices are bottor. Theialos
embrace some 20oo bbls. o. Al 4Mi8d, for
primo aud choice. and asRiOc l1r Ordinary,
dark. DC, with go half bbls o. itl4Jc.
for inferior 10 prime choice held hiiLer.
FLOUR--The market has been dul. and
salos confined 70 some small lots pfsupor
fine ~ a. 250s B7tk; lbs bills. erra a.
a. ~ 200 choice oxtra in two lot a. az.
Gnl $50 at a % Per Dbl.
CORN The movement has bot quite
active, tho saios embracing nbot 1880
sacks. Of which lO.7og white, yellow and
mixed ia four lots NJ 75c 1000 liked a.
80 aud s2c.: 1850 in severt, lots a. 5c.; 100
ut sGc., aud 277 at 70 an a. TO- 70 bushel,
leaving none cu the o.. unsoid
OATS-V Very frm b sales 4 826 aud
A2G sacks -. Lcuis. at r '. per bishcl
BRAN-t0O sacks e. 81 at 81 q n lo0h
PORK Prices have further .dvauocd
and with good der e psice sales
Of about 1900 bbls ..fH risiig 600 old
moss at as; .72stt sa,s. ~ new do.
OF as %; 4G2 a. SIS h1. rti lido. (ovon
weight. also % eli 80 h
CON-Tbo sales jncIul 30 cAsts
clear Sides at l2c. y u.
LARD-Wo notice sales q 100 tierces
prime nj l0&c. u n.
BUTTER Loo hrkin Prise Western.
sold % u. = y.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07
nREss 60 Opsi DRESS GOODS

IN rms line We have a very fall sns choice -
l sor.ment comprising all the D.~ styles ~
introduced AMI 10 such variety ss cannot fail H.
please tho most fastidious,a At
:. SELMA LIHsKY \ co.'s
Dec Peoples store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07

A SHErHrRps Doe.-A friend NJ
ours who owns large ranch and
several hundred head of sheep. is
the fortunate pUssesser of the best
dog IN tins State. The intelligent
creature was brought up among
the sheep, nourished upon ewes
milk. his whole life being passed
with the flock, and devoted to its
defense. He has been taught TO
open aud shut the ful1 into which
they are driven st night. aud he
cares for them with al the oppar-
rnl ihonghtlnlnoss ihat human
creature could display. IN the morn
ing. when the Hook is driven 10 the
field, he goes with it, selects spme
commanding place. and watches
the sheep during The whole day.
driving mp the sirogglcrs, end al
lowing NO one but Those with whom
me is acquainted tu approach them.
Should a eve drop - lamb, and pass
un with the herd without noticing
it, ~ she sometimes will. hr has
been known tp take it up, and ear
rying it after her, compel her to
take care of IT AZ night he drives
the sheep into the pen. fnstens the
duors after him, pnd seating him
self in ibeir midst. lays there watch
ing them al night. In the morn
ing be- upfastnps the door. drives
ont hiR charge tr the pasture, and
keeps watch aud wand till night
comes IN fact, 80 faithful 10 he,
that his master frequently ahscnts
himself from the ranch for days TO-
gcthcr, with perfect reliance upon
his dog to find oil safe when he Re
Turns California PAPER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07

DUNN g. HEBRON,
no TIIE LADfHs.
Whom You Want Game,

INON'T o. 70 rnarket hut sotO Noptau Matis's
1 aud 90 one NJ their fine guns md eujoy the
pleasure u haTging your own sgnirrslst ducks,
s,e. NONTAN uATTA.
dseT Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07

ssg~ Mr.. Elgee, of Louisiana, has
been appointed Secretary Of Legation,
TO take the place Of Mr.. In Reintrie.
who has resigned.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07

Liorip SuvER MiNs.-Although
not entirely new, yet not generally
known, ia the fact that the ocean
contains an immense quantity ofsil-
veL At the last session Of the AGA
DENY Of Sciences, il stated that ex-
periments have demonstrated the
waters If the Atlantic to- contain
about n grain troy Of that metal to
every $4,000 pound of water-ac-
cording 60 this computation, the
waters of the ocean contain n much
greater quantity Of the precious
metal than has ever yet been eN
tracted from the bowls of the earth
The sordns say its presence may be
accounted for on two theories. il
may either proceed the emanations
of chloride Of silver, issuing from
the bosom of the earth, or from the
allow action which salt water ex.
crcises on the ergentiferous sui
phurets which crop out from the
earth, both on land aud at the bot
tom of the ocean; at any rate, they
are satisfied IL is there. but as il
costs now about ten times "a much
to extract il as IL is worth, it is not
probable that this immense placer
oI silver will entice away many of
the oyster diggers, who have recent
~ fallen az fortunately upon the big
bed Of hivalves on some portions Of
the water bed.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07
6 y NJ M T. Il CT AL
NV 0ptr.~a.
WadnaslaT EvanlnR. Jan. 1. Ism.

Wednesday Evening. Jan. I. isco.
COTTON. There has been good in
quiry today, with sales Of about 10000
bales ht full prices for tho Middling and
better qualities, outside figures generally
prevailing. We still 1uota--
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07
Plantation and Negroes for Sale.

A FLANIATloN on Bayou Msrsn koin, ~ the
~ Parish pf lbervilic. containing 2i2i ar
pents. 100 cleared. snd the baiiapca veil timber.
Cd. Also 10 good 1rciinaipd hands The Plan.
ts'iou ,sn boz purchased with or without The 70.
groes. Said plan'tiion is abost mile from tte
Baton Rouge Crosse Tote and Dpsi0us,s Railroad,
on the eruth Fiic.
For further information arIiy 70
JU-. n. YlrNH.
JtnI. 'mftu. E0ssDtLE T.. %.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07

nsg~ The entire census Of Gfpat
Britain wa taken in 1851, IN sin
gle day, and the reports were collect
ed. compared and published by the
Government within three months.
This was accomplished hy the di,is.
ion OF the whole country into districts
go siuall that n man could collect ill.,,
statistics in less than u day. The
number " these districts was over
thlrty-nine thousand, and The blanks
previously prepared by the Govern
ment, weighed iifty-two tons.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07

tulu POUNDS e superior actirls) ius, receiv.
IOVV ed a. the Drug Store II
dsc27 v. HEUDE IL co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07

A III, persons INDEBTED 70 ne Tor slors accounts
~ viii please csil and settle the same ~ ear
IL A. possible, ss wish 10 leave here for View
yark on ths first u February, 70 purchase my
spring stock.
iaub W. T.. pfHfLfpS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07

TTr BATON ROUGE GAS LIGHT
COMPANY isuow prepared 20 SO up and
houses AMI torres with aU tho necessnry
i'ros. buucrs. etc. Samples Of Burners
aud Chandeliers may be- seen a. The build
ing formerly occupied by s. r. blanchard, ,
corner of Laurel aud Third streets. A. t.
j. desirable o. have All the houses wanting
gas light. fitted mp before the gas Is let on,
those ~ishiug wolk will please leave their
orders ~ early a. possible a. tho Office Of
tho Com any a. the State Bank. or with
iIni l.. l.. LAYCOCK, Prcs't.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07
10 Ir1velerT In Wost DaiOn Rouge.

TIVE uuders gpel has made permanent
! arrangement with tho proprietor Of
Tho terry boat d" Sunny South" 80 Uat
persons wanting carriages nr other veliCles
o. travel in Wost Baton Rouge. con cross
and ro-crozs WITHOUT ANY EXrrt rUtEGB
from my usual cbargoa.
jan lwd&gf-v HENHY CASTLE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07

n CoNaUEssMAN OPPOSED TO
SENDING GovERNNENT Books 70
i9RIvATE tNp1vfpuAts In reply
to applications for Patent Office re-
ports and other public documents,
John u Alley, representative from
tho Sixth Congressional District.
Massachusetts,, has issued q card 10
his constituents. expressing his oppo-
sitIou to the whole systcm Of Jistnb.
uting these public works to private
individuals. Tho expense of The pub
lie printing has increased enormously
during tho past six years, arising from
pcrvorsion If the avowe1 objects Of
the act of distribution; and he says
his vote and influence shall never be
wanting to reduce appropriations for
this purpose. lie says he shall only
send a copy Of documents authorized
by Congress to the editors in hi9 dis
trict, to all public Libraries, to ogri-
cultural societies, or larmors' clubs,
and to the cities and towns, in pro.
portion to population, to be placed in
the public archives.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07
ny 4. n, WALTON.



MONDAY, JANUARY 9s. 1890, begin
ming ~ - o'clock M. ut the 81. Charles
Exchange, New Orleans, and on the fol
lowing day, # requisite
rs order ard for account IT the city IT
New Orleans, viii proceed to cell ~ pub
W. auction. without RESERVE ~ limit, the
following described valuable lsnds sc
CURED ~ the City Of New Orleans, from
the estate Of John MeDsHogh. deceased,
TO- wits
Lnhdsiu,hc tntisi, ~ " hst Ii.,cn H-uue
a valuable 'lfsct ef Laud situated in
he fmiisl OF East Baton Rouge, adjoin-
ing and Immediately below the city Of
baton honge, divided into, eleven trsets,
designated by the Noe / 10 II inclusive
and iyihs ~ r. 7. 9. " ] W. .sccofilrr to
plan drawn by li0nis n. Pile. Gifts Sur
vegot. the Jiiaessibns heinz sskeh fto,r
pmi By wfd. J. Met ullobeh, U. 8. atf
veyor-GenoraL
Nos. !, 9, 3. and 4. ndioin each other
contain eech about ~ superhrial acres
measuring each 952 feet front on The Mis-
sissippi rive By depth Of about 10000
feet
Nos. 8 90, 7 and sdioin each other. con
tain eseh about s5 superficial acres nes-
surng each 81 feet front on the Mississip
81 liver by depth ofabout 1850 feet.
Nos 9. 10 snd / n1ioin each other. con
tain each about "a superficial arfes, rnea
suring each 2ll feet front on tho Missis
sippi fisef by depth Of about esig feet.
The undivided Third Of A TRACT OF
LAND situated in the Parish Of Fast Ba-
ton Rouge. on both side Of Cypress Bayou.
about seven miles north of haton Rouge
and three miles northeast Of the Mississit-
ii river, and lying partly in +. g. s. X. I
" b., and r. 2. 5. X | r.
The said tact il composed Of the fol
lowing divisions, according 70 plan
drawn by Louis II. Pile, Oty Surveyor,
the dimensions being taken from n plan
by VIM j. Mccullough, y s. Surveyor
General viz
Section No. ~ contains, so7 4g.1oo acfes.
Section No. As contsins. g4s 65.t0O
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-07

tr.st Sale Of Lands 10 the Parish Of Or
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ferscn, 81. chssiss. ~. Jssnes. tavins-
sso.. I,sf.-sebe 1ntsssss. Fast Rn'cn
Rouge. 81. Tsmn,sny, Assumption.
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