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Nsb 0rlsaus Bully Grntsni.
Louisiana Intelligence.

1 A@SteksAHsts ffsssshSSSffGcs
From the Madison journal Of Friday last we ez
tract the following
/ On Wednesday morning last we had a sewers
storm, accompanied by an abundance of rain. We
learn from a gentleman In the peiqbbofhood oil
Dallas that the Cotton and corn suffered severely
from bail and wind. From other portions Of the
parish we hear nothing Of the falling of hail. and it
is the opinion that the storm was confined to the
western portion of our parish. e
After two successive oyerioWs and almost total
destruction Of our crops, again blessed with
a prospect Of bountiful harvest. The river has
risen bank-full and receded the past spring. but did
mot make out to inundate orr country as the two
previous years, and the planters are highly eIated
at what appears TO be better crop year than for
several years previous. a
Corn never looked better than at this time. and
there IS no danger Of short Weld Cotton Is grow
ing finely, and when the crop Is gathered the
amount will prove that Madison Il one Of the lar
gest cotton growing parishes in the State. So we
may confidently say, that instead Of our planters
sending thousands Of dollars west for corn tbev
Will have at least enough to supply their own de-
mands; and instead Of q short yield or cotton.
more will be shipped TO market than ever known
before. =
The Rapides american Of Saturday last says.
We received, last week, a sample Of the cotton
bloom" from the ritntaton Of Mrs. Eliza HUE situ-
ated on Bayou Rgolette, also from the plantation
Of Mrs. Brown on Bayou Rapides. On both pIanta-
tons there are splendid stands of cotton little
faSH. however, NOHiU netp the cause.
We had few drops of rain yesterday, and are
now waiting for the more plentiful shower
The last rain we had of any consequence was on
the 18th of February. Everything Is drying mp.
The Livingston Reporter Of Saturday says:
Last Wednesday we had a moderate rain-the
only rain we have had for many miles around
Springfield for several weeks. 1t will do us much
good-although it has come too late for great
deal of corn which had already tasseled without
silking, and for the restoration of many of our
garden vegetables.
The Baton Rouge Advocate Of Monday says:
Col. Benton presented us this morning with
cotton bloom, grown on his plantation in Livfngs-
ton parish. Col. b. informs US that his crops never
looked better, and unless some unforeseen acci-H
dents occur, he will have the finest crop he has
ever had. vs.
The Plaquemines Rice Planter Of Saturday says:
For the last few days the weather has beenwa
and seasonabie, and we have had no rain for ten
or twelve days, which may be considered fayora.
BILE to planters In this vicinity corn il very small
and backward. Upon the whole, our prospects
are not the most encouraging here; but in other
places they are better. The rice crop, owing to
the sudden fall of the river will fall short this year,
not planter will make more than one-third Of the
ordinary crop. Poor prospects, indeed.
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horaes shall eeass A rx4-g - ...,s Z. "a !.
y and the southern provinces " 4 $500 y AN -
the tracE n v;esorvs Thsrssss 49, Nsn'a follow ia
born sons 81 Ersgn and sssy;.sy es[ sae 1res-
strong feelings of Iumais1 n nr. 1se snsrlsn
whorsap in your own land liz lrits 81 isss ~ -
amy and ssiy g ssse me victms e tyr.
war hill, tSay, u aases Fl
AGAINST thc fst wllH Ioncy tne oaeae
emuaes TIssi1 N Ts ~ w w. sae g tas s5sals
nysfrs Of syraguse u 1asA va NV ohaer bio-
N R--Coutribufian. ,,, - -. =
Hon. y, Bertani. ciserysa y. " l2 ING
by General GaribaId f,ss1t es fl sny euen and
subscribers their eontxfssn,sa Is - 11s s o. nc
thereof will Be pnbsIed i ~ 49, 59e 9ecesPs
Iolia, and other journals 81 ~ a.oe
American Consuls il Genoa. q ~ e a's'h si'1
eKsca, My H. $50.
VoITyrKxasS 4cca,-sv. ~, ,ysv ts<.,s@sss.ss.
The foIewino Is letter frau, ~, - - ~
of Garibaldi, which we translate from tha ppu@o5o
Of Milan:
GaHIHaIDfs Carr. Nay.
Friend Il undoubtedly wrote 10 van fraus
Genoa that we embarked that Iay before Yesterday
from that port on the piemonte Nv "a
ribaid himself and on the Lombardo YnleT conn
mand of Capt Bike. We were on The wafe~ an
yesterday the sea was yery ra11ph Nth I'M IN ra
hase more or Iess suffered rom se seHasss = We ~
are, however, in good spirits. ana more sian ever
full Of enthusiasm to face daess and m, " nerr
battles under the leadership oil the aerr n Italian
Independence This morning W. anchored III Taia-
mona, near Orbtelao, at the extreme limit of Tus-
cany on the frontier Of the PapaI States. and en-
camped there. We are vet, and viii ever abe.
called . Chasseurs Of the Ana y e ~ "a
We had scarcely landed when Garibaldi issued
an order Of the day to be read n tie nresenes II
each company Written IN the eneraktic ana
vigorous ssyIe of I'LL victor III III, Fsssr fh;s
order Of the ayrecaiIs to mind The abneda9io and
unparalleled devotion of the ChMSsxaf3 II i'm A7pa
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Later from Arizona.

j 3l y II.
The st. Louis Republican publishes 4 letter Or
the 22d ult. from Mesilla, from which VIE extract
the following:
that q pack train of twenty -four mules, heavily
loaded with . panocha,u or Mexican sugar, from
Sonora, was attacked by the Apaches near the
Hanover o., Copper Mines, worked W Messrs: Hnkle
and Thibanlt, on the mornngiof the 2Oth--5ve per-
sons killed, and the whole train captured. The
Same Indians have also succeeded in stealiug all
the mules from Ewel Station, Overland Mail Com
pany, as well as from Dragon Springs Station
Information was conveyed to the station keeper
Of the Apache Pass Station by d friendly Indian,
that II was the intention Of the Indians 70 clean
M tssi stsson party Il u Apches
from this place, upon the Overland Nail route, last
night, and succeeded in stealing several horses
| and muiess in all some sixteen head. party Of
sistance OF the families residing upon fhe rio
Mimbres. A much larger force would have rome
but it Is utterly impossible to obtain horses al the
| Apaehes have completely cleaned our rancherosof
| Our whole country ii alive with Indians. out
rage upon outrage is committed with perfect i'm
pnnity, and at time when 0nr citizens cannot get
stock to follow the rascals and besides are busily
engaged in planting. Fort Fillmore is garrisoned.
am told, by ten sick mea-not horse for service
in the post. Application was made for rations for
the volunteers who have gone ont to Lieut.. Whist
Ter, commanding officer, which was refused The
nearest post in the Territory Ii some two hundred
and fifty miles distant, and Fort Fillmore our only
refuge, is ordered to be broken up. This state Of
things will, 10 short time. completely break mn
our settlements here. Yet We are Powerless, ana
must submit to the caprice = Of an incompetent
Secretary Of War.
Why he has seen ft to issue orders removing an
the Government troops from THIS portion OF ATizo-
ma, and abandoning our beautiful valley 10 sayages.
God only knows. Yetsuch is the fact. The Over
land is without any protection whatever--its sta
tons liable to be broken up, its stock stolen, and
.rlfNy honaH hoxta eS<s4s
Government, stopped. But the stage ID here, and
must close. $500
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E. IL.
mFl4 % jcl 10 Sheriff de la Paroisse n Orleans.
roosp DIsrRIer coURr WIDOW goNAhT Succession
of New Orleans. of GARDNER J0HNSUN.-No.


sf'0 t olisaas 'a s1sss.is
RYvIRTUE of q writ of seizure and sale
ID directed by tbs Honorable the Second District
sell public auction, the City Hotel Common street
tween Camp and Magazine streets on DAY the 9Th
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the Fourth ".
District formerly the city of Lafayette parish of Jefer
this State in he bounded ST. Mary, Chip
Felicity and Jersey streets and desgnated by number
see on e and depS for @ IN
as Ct 4 B. as NSas S III I r
inches and lines Mary street.
s at s sfs ns u ass %
adjoining lots together with the buildings and
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, designated by the
number In square number Three situate in the sub
surfing inches Gred Street BY
ph between parallel lines Of one hundred and ten feet all
os he m p @ and ss
in the office q II MoGay then Notary in this city
Tssa oERs H h sDdP m s'a's s
s. Mary a this city in The bounded By Julia s. John
plan drawn by H. Pile Deputy SURVEYOR the
nary deposited for reference in the office Of CHA
e one 81 he 5 o 81 Per ss
hundred and feet six inches and five lines deep
eight wide in the Together with all improve
nsnfs GsRfasN ofs s situate in the rear
fauboug acoHe in the First District Of this city. In the
square bounded by Howard Eao Jacob and Clio and
being designated by the No -Four Of square No. Twelve
certain drawn BY Jos PILE then Of the Second
Leeton e the Louisiana State Bank before
PeloeE then The Notaes II .his city on tie 2sd Of
said Howard street and extending in depth between paal
IL a Tass1 & If IT. s ns and and Te
prnvenents thereon etc.
Seized IN the above suit
4f's E. 7. PARKER,
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RAILROAD CoLLIsioN.-H Hest LdeSier, Pa, June
IA collision occurred on the Baltimore Central
Railroad, at twenty minutes past s o'clock this
evening, near FairVille Station.
Two passenger trains met on a curve where the
grade was heavy, and rushing into each other both
6remen and engineers escaped by jumping from
the trains. Conductor Willis Taylor and 4 news
boy were severely injured. Lee Mechner q farmer
OF Chester county, who was standing On the plat
form, was Instantly killed. Mr. Finney an en-
plnye, was injured. Conductor Il. b. Burton was
riding on one Of the engines, bat jumped "a, and
escaped with but slight bruises. Every assistance
was rendered the passengers, ., number Of whom
where more OF less injured. They were taken ID
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ORLEANsvs. n. .yAUGHT
I'm EERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente n
~ moi adresss par Honorable sixiee Couf de District de
Il Nouyele orltans dams afae cdessus, procadeai
EENDRED 10 de juin 1860 midi iHofel dc Cite rue
do la Comlnuae entire es a Camp Magasns. Ia
venie pnbique ct adjudication de- - -
UN TERRAIN sfus dams 10 Quatrieme District de cee
VILE dan. le. nu.sro Qaaore boa les es Maya
sins di Camp SiNeme ct Sspeme wing huff pieds de
face aia me du Camp ped de pofonderf
Saisi dams Fsifaire i-das6ns. r8F5z-5zz45s.s#4
CCNDITI0NS-Compsa an moment de REHABILITATION
#E Ess liss sss-lstE sVssE zE. T. PARK ER,
myl4 Z3 je1 10 Sheriff de IA Paroitse q
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A FnAnruL DsArH.-rhs New York Tribune has

a EAKFUL DEATH.--I1E NEW York TTlbuhe has
the following . 8is i, "a 9s5f
young man named Frederick Myers, aged Is.
employed as clerk in a store in Atlantic street.
near Hicks, was bitten In the palm Of his hand By
small dog, on Saturday, the 18th uif. A slight
scratch only was made, aud that healed over dur
ing the week. On the following Sunday. however,
the 2sth the young mans family, residing at No.
100 Schermerhern street. were thrown into the
most intense agony by the dreadful symptoms Of
hydrophobia, which began to manifest itsef IN
ergone and is still suffering, all the horrors Of
that dreadful maiady without the least hope ORE
lief, except in DEATH So dreadful are his suffer
at intervals. that his friends compelled TO keep
him bound with cords to prevent him from doing
himself and Others serious injury.
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Z THE SouTH WEYMOUTH poisosESs Ga sE.-Bos~
mouth closed yesterday. Tie FACT that Betsy
frances Tifre dad by poisan stahlisheds huk
no direct evidence implicated Geo. VI AerseF ghs
circumstances. however, were deeaed sutfi1ient ta
demand his eommtta 10 jail 70 await the action ot
the Grand Jury.
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-- -5T : +
niyl0 IS % je4 II Sheriff dc la Pan osse d. Orlea

HELIBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
E EE9#g for for T. R Rsass
HEEM asoEs R sSS for S Sraes
HELMBoLD's BUCHu for Loss Of Memory
B BgGhu t for G Gsa pssy
HELMBoLD,s sBUGHU for Night sweats.
B BVeH1 tsF psass a SKIN
s s. afs ed with
TsResI5S aHa sf
RnR f 1s RGH en- d a95s Of sSssy
HEIMloIDs BgGHU for Fxeesses arising from Inds
FFEEHH 4tEs FEaAEHS F FEMALES.
F TtKE Ne M M9RE FILLS FILLS
T THEy a aFE o oE Nc Nc AVAIL AVAIL
Use HELMBoID's EXTRACT BuCHu for all complaints
incident TO the sex. s..5
No Family should be without TT
TAKE NO MORE BAIsAM pr Injurious and Unpleasant
hft s Fl m s sses,e. arising
from habits nduigedin
BY Young and Old, 49,
for diseases arising from Hsss Of DssRatsn It
' O.. nsBo # H s3Ts spS for Disease, and
Af Gs sxTRA for all
''ss''S' Urinary Organs,
Whether existing In
Male or Femsales
from whatever cause originating, and no matter OF
How Long Standing.
All the and symptoms admit of the
ment and may originate from the same cause.
Read! Read! Read: Readi
HEIMBOLD,s BuCHU Is safe, and pleasant in taste and
odor, but immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before nd an Alderman OF the city OF
Philadelphia Ill r. HELMBOLD Chemist, who being duly
sworn does say his preparation contains Narcotic Me
curry or injurious drug ht af Pfs kess sa
and subscribed before nv this IA day Of November
1854 WIN, p HIBBA ARD, Alderman.
Price 81 per bottle six for So delivered address
Atrial Costs bat d Dollar-Try II,
And be convinced Its efficacy And Is accompanied by
liable responsible cercaet from Professors Of Medical
og Prsnas,e All by mon H. T. HELMBoLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
lo4 South Tenth street. belOg ", G q
NECESSARY CAUTIoN.-Should unprincpled Dealers try
TO palm off another article, which pays better profit and Ia
worthless
ASK FOR HEIMBaLDs EXTRACT BUcHU.
TAKE NO OTHER.
CURES GUARANTEED.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
JOHN WRIGHT \ CO..
II md ISL Charities street
AGENTS FOR NEW ORLEANS.
CUT THIS oUT-sEND OR GALL FOR IT.
@e AND AVOID EXPOSURE AND IMPOSITION
,asl lvaw e -
rHANIPAGNE-t0up packages in and baskets, hall
" pints, FOR sale by 8. ID. GRtfIAA Il CO,
mss u Sussss.honsa saea.
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&~wn y. e. MATTHEW'S q C0.--CAfh T..
Ri AfiE TRIaINGs ssrfyih,ne LEE nssss Nv ss IL.
AxLEs suitable Tor Cane Carts and DraSs WIN nss IN
- sais e. ~ Les Gsayer sss.. isss u;i---. aai- -
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sIxTH DIsrgIer corRr2 CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. W. c.
nv y s WTR Rs1sans ~ sou H- sa98
e me directed BY The Honorable The sixth District Court
At public auction at the City Hotel Common street.
camp and Magazine streets SATURDAY the Of
july 1850 al II o'clock NJ the following described property
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the First Dis
rct Of this city, in No. Eighteen BY New
L-vee Delord Caiope and Pearl Streets measuring twenty
Seized in the above suit = ~ " f
TERAS-Cash en- the spot
PARrEp
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ouArRIEmE CouR DE DlsTRIcr) R. I'll VOOLFOLK VS. IA
7e5i EHG 3fA 5 ~ 5s COMPAGNIE DU TEL. e.
de Ia Eouveie- Orleans. GRAPHE DE ia MILE
ORLEANS 1T DE LO

I'm vERTU dun writ de fieri fhcIas, a
Ia moi adresse Vonorable Qnatrieme Cour District
de la Nolvele Orleans laare ci-essu e
yEEDREDI Is de d JUN 1860 midi Io,e de Il cils
Ia yente publique Ct adjudication de-
Lineret reversible droits de passage dc vote
droits de de franchises incidents lgnes
u Compagne d Dc IA
Mississippi cote Rouge Clinton, Louisiana depus
Ia Nouyee Orleans Ia du Grand chein de de
Nouvcile Orleans de Jackson passant pa Eat de
Louisiana suet bail DIES dts dros franchises expant IL
Ter de Juliet 1889
Sais dams l,afare ci-dessus- gffl5& gta l557a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de REHABILITATION.
r. T. PARKER,
myl4 % ic1 Is Sheriff de La d
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FOURTH Disrnrcr couRr Il WooLFo FOLK, V. THEMEW
of New Orleans GRAPH COMP ANv-No.1s,sss
PY VIRTUE of q writ of fierf facias, TO
me directed By the Honorable the Fourth District Court
sell at public auction the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY, the 18th day of
June, 1860, at IL o'clock NJ.
THE REvERsIoNARY INTEREST in the rights Of way,
longing the New Os and Ohio Telegraph Company
New Orleans, win the Mississippi ve Coast Baton Rouge
New Orleans jackson and Great Northery Raroa through
State Of Louisiana lease of said rights and
expiring on the LIST day Of July, 1863
Seized In the above suit.
TERMs-Cash on the spot. Il & a a. 5s. Il
+. r. PARKER,
~ Sheriff Of the Paris ruff
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SIxrn DISTRICT CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
of New Orieans.S W W.VAUGHT-No. SIG.
RY VIRTUE of N writ of seizure and sale
u directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
Camp Magazine Streets FRIDAY. the 18th day
of june 1850 O'Clock NJ thefoowng described property
viz:
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, Situated In the Fourth
District this the number fourteen, bounded
Magazine Camp Sixth and Seventh ees having twenty
eight feet front Camp street hundred and
feet deep.
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-Gash on the spot.
e, T. PARKER.
Hoft
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SHERIFFDS SALES.


sEcosp DISTRICT CoUEr CITY og Ne. ORLEANS vs. j. H.
-. o. rev s,riea5m BURROWR COMO. lGh42
X NH4TUE OF writ of seizure and sale
Of New 0Ileans In the above entitled Naus will uroeed "a
sell a. public auction the City Hotel Common erss between
Camp and Magazine streets on lie 1b day N
Juns, 1860. at IL O'Clock M - ~ 49, 10y VI
ONE LOT OF GROUND situate I'm the F;rs. D.r5,, ~
this city, IN The square No. {0s bounded ~ alone Epro
sine Maunsei Magnolia and sos nov fcs,st strets
III HI y designated by No. q and feet
and lines in Depth between parallel iIes
Together with The improvements therein N'
Tbs whole as per plan drawn by q a. de 4Ynas IDENTITY
~ dated December 49, 1850 and deposited In
Seized in the above suit d. g. 5o ~
TERMS-cash the spot
ID n u
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~ T@-7-T- r - :. l-7l5 Il. T. PARKER,
~ Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans

sIxExE corR DE Drsrarcr "A VILE DE La NouyELLE.
de la Nouyele. Orieans. No. 1886 - -.'''.
I'm VERTU DUN writ de saisfe ct vente n
" moi adrese par Honorable sfxeme Cour District dc
Ia Nouvele Orleans. dams fare cidess je procede lie
SAMEDI, de uillet 1860 midi pH6el de Ia Cite de
Commune entire les du Camp ct des Magasin la
pubEque ct adjudication de- =
Tn TERRAIN siue dams lie Premier District de ville
dams et No Dix borne par les de Ia Nouvee
Deord Caliope ct Pes mesrant yngtneuf pieds
la rue ,alliope cling pied de pofendeur
Saisi dams fafaire -dessus.
y CONDITIONS Compliant moment de l'adjrdcation
f. T. PARKER,
ie5 IA q % iy7 Sheriff de Ia ParoIsse d'OrIsans
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ITO WHOMSOEVER 1T MAY CONCERN.
Il The ersgned, Commissioners appointed Hon.
The SIKH District Court IF New Orieass. estimate and
the value of property taken for the opening Washington
from Claiborne Upper Line avenue Upper
Line from Washington Carroon avenue
and The the same MAY l6 1861 filed
with the Clerk Of the said Sixth District Court, their report
thereon and hereby give notice that the 18th
next Qs6 they will apply said Sixth District Court have
the confirmed.
JOHN A. WATKINS,
1.sz=.. .O5z-...-Z= z=...tz= p. YEISER.
j. b. WARNER.
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II. T. PAKKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

DEuxEMs CouR DE DIsrnIcr 7LA VILE DE LA N'LEEOR.
de la Neuvele Orleans LEANS AATHILDE
I'm vERTU dun writ de sa5sfe 81 yente m
~ moi adresss Honorable Deuxiemc District de
Ia Nonvelle Orleans dams are cdessus e procedera lie
sAMEDI, de Juliet 1850 midi FHotel de la Cite
de la Commune entire les du Camp des Magasins
yente publiane adjudication de Ia propee don't
cription, sayoir 55z55l
I'm TERRAIN ue dams lie tnatrFee District cette VILE
dams filet 6 borne les Dryases Denis wabing
ton Sxieme ct pieds de face la Dryades
125 pieds de profondsur.F 45a8 1870 545sz
SaM dams Pafaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
at Gi-{s u +. 7. PARKER.
je5 "a 70 20 if Sherf de Ia Paroisse d'OrIeans.
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EFT. PARKER.
Sheriffof the Parish Of Orleans,

sIxIEME couR DISTRICT LA VILE DE La MILF. OR
de Ia Sonvee Orleans ksAss r les MS YET de
EN VERTU dun writ de snisie ct xente, y
Ia moi adressa honorable Sxieme District de
Ia Nouvelle Orleans raaire ciesss je procedera lie
SAMEDl, 80 de jnin 1860 midi itH0el de Ia cite,
de la Commune les du Camp des Magans, la
vene pubue ct adjudication dc Ia pFopret4 ciapres de-
critic, saynir =
uN TERRAIN sind lie Quatrieme District de cette
Vile dams et No l62 borne par les du Camp Chestnut
Hnitiemc ct Septeme pieds dix de-
face Ia Sepeme vingisept peds dix dc
profondenr.
Ssisi dams lataire ei-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a moment dc ladiudication
4. T. PARKER,
my9g ies Is % 40 Sheriff Ia Psreisse Il Orleans.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Orleans City of New Orle MS :
Be IT remembered that this 10Th day Of March, 1850
fore the subscriber Justice OF the and the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. p Janve Secretary of the Louisiana Insurance
Company New Orleans who, being duly according
law do depose and say that the above just
true and transcript from the books Of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President
Il. p. JANyIER, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before this 10th day March,
1860. DE- MITCHELL
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
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CoNsTABLE,s SALES.

SECOND JUSTICE or THE PEACE, A. BAUER & co. VS..
for the Parish Of Orleans. SJOdN SAMUELS No. 728.
RY VIRTUE OF y writ of fieri fncfas, to
II directed by the Hon. ID. f. MITCHELL Second Justice Of
tho Peace for the Parish Of Orleans in The above entitled
will proceed sell public auction warehouse
Circus street. between Perddo and Poydras Streets on
DAY, the 18th day Of june, 1866 at IL o'clock NJ
The contents of q HAT STORE. asst
Seized in the above suit. M@% 8
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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myal iels Y Sheriff of the j

slxra pisrsler counr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS "a THE
of New Orleans. MINORS OF r @. SMITH.
J No. 1898.
RY VIRTUE OF n writ of seizure and sale
- direced by honorable SIKH District
of New orlsans in the above emitted will proceed
tween Camp and Magazine the 30h day
Of June 1860 Il O'Clock NJ the following described prop
erty, viz
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated In the Fourth
District of this CITY square No. l62 bounded by Camp Chts-
nut Eighth and Seventh streets, and having front of thirty
fvet inches Seventh street, by hundred
twenty-seSen feet ten inches in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
fAaShnu fhas nnt
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NOTICE.---ALI PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
~ Peter Oech requested present the
the undersigned for liquidation md all indebted to
the said Peter 0ech will call and SETTLE they will be dealt
with according to
New Orleans May Is, 1860 KAssINA DIETRICH,
Corner First and Magazine streets.