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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13
dc Ia NonyellG prrgns ORLEANS VI, JAMES
EN yERTU d'pn writ dc snisie et.y@nte q

z Tl0l Al esq pa FftHNoI- luNere de District
dc Ia Nnlvele Orleans, ans lafaitH dasss 70 prDcadea
aAMhbl Il danu 60 midi \ Hotel Dc 1t Cd, de Ia
CpnrHnbg entte les timp Migasins Ia
Rablqpe adjli eoot de Ia propfitta descp
lion =
Premier District IhET iTf bornf par les a Bertrand Poy
dfhE BpvHr e taayet1c Ct am 2 Pied dc face a
Iiaay cite l25 pleas De pfotendeus
-,t.e DAM II rarlt4 p,k1a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13
e 7. FARKEt,
Sheriff Of thg i'attsifur olsails,
oUATmrqE Corr u Dtsrgrc7 }LA VILE DE- Ia NILE.
dc la NouYulle' uriGnns. ~ Lac ms JAMES
l.QdtN-.No 1879.

~ ans "a pnorblo Qmrerno Goar d. District
dc q SeFsl ileHs tts naG 81 ess 10 pfacdrrat 10
sANEhI Is dAoS 1860 lid tlnicl DO Is Cite, de Ia
Commune, camp DIES AltRpsns, Il Ia
puhtGue ct adjudication d. propdte don't suit Ii derp
ton
Quatrieito District. ItET Thsaae, Chippewa, HUT
lem o. Nor CT ayan ~ psds da face tia Nerd 70
pcds de preinudrIi
Stisia aaus FWiJaire ci deNsh, g.g....
GuNBIFloNs-GO Compliant moment dc Iadjudicapn.
u. n. PAlkER,
Iyl1 ah n 10 rs SIsrIr a nnfni.se AClrlians.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

pEgsIraE eous DR. nssTarcT }succEssEaN DE 1oEN
Y :" >'a'e't'''''lsa's, QUINCY ~ !. A II,
"A WIS est par le present dasane aux cream
"a efers de rs III pe sornes
cfit Peu concetncr, dyair tdue sal.s dix ers IA a de
Ia prosecute pehc les aisos pear iesqcos compile
pfeSfe par Admin ire dc Ia Succession nc sefat
point spFreRStei anIlomt les fs ses mains repars
cnntornement iii rampe
Par d e de Ia ,snur
al : ! e HfGHnT napnts s;reaiar.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

steRmhOats.
Ed Walsh. Burke, fin st Louis.
California, Hopkins, I'm Mobile,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13
e. T PARKFR. wv
Sheriff OF the Pstisli Oh Orleans.
srxiTaE Corn ny plsFnteT Ji.h VILE DE IA Y,Li5E
/ dc la AGgyUilO. o. t5Aus. ORLEANS "a WILLIAM
| - f. TURNER S5.6

I'm NERTU dun writ dc saisie et yentc a.
- moi address, lionofable Sere Ceur de District de
Ia SouVelle-Drldans, dams 8fe c dess proe5derR 10
NENnREDf q daol 1865 midi l'Ilotel CitG rue
de Ia Commune, les Camp Aaasns IN
=
Tn TERRAIN stud dams 10 Quatreme District
No 40 horne par lee EArpndcic. aFnune FGeE ST.
Andre ayHnt q pied dc face CarcudgtGt sur 10
ped de pTufuudrf CtmInuiIeHt tshlcAu
depo5t M burran du TriaGrcr de ceite Sllt.
Sns JAMS ratiuire ciirssns.
CONDITIONS Compliant au hionou! Dc Naturalization
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13

FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICIS-
~ mn1an, Memphis and ai intermediate lRadinGThs
eleghh s~itt and very light drnHght
nE Ed sTfa. Walsh, j. II Burke, master will
Ter he. above md Intermediate landings above,
freight or passage apply on board
an13 AdyertIsinT Agent
E5y.Shippore rply T. W onl; through without
seteniou, She hrEns q very light drangt.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-15
Town I North of Range l West.

END VI W Il OF NV I 90
Commencing 10 n Of pest b.
tween sections q aed Is, thence
s@r, 40r, Q p T, o 10 Z, ear,
. l0r, - r, n 10 r, eer, . Tor,
. 100 r, q leo r, " LOO T, . 100 r,
except . parcel Of land described
a. fo lows: commencing y rw
and % 70 Of \ post between SEQ.
tious Il and g, thence y l6r, 8
l6r r, . 10 Z, n l6 Z, section 81, l52
50-1O0th acres,
Commencing Is q Of 4 post BE-
tween sections q and g, tneace
e6r,nlr,e 14r,n Sr, " 20 r,
9r, section n, / acre,
Comnencing 80 q Of = post be-
tween sections q and q, thencs Q
20 2, n l0r, y cor, Q 10 {, section
Il, IS Tooth acres,
Commencing - T a Of i post be-
tween sections 81 and ZS, thence
. 20 r, nor, @r,s6r, section
Il, 75-lO0ths Of an acre,
Commencing II r n Of . " corner
section -, thence n 1l9 r to y
post, thence Q 60 eoutharly aloug
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-15

n " = . =.
- nssw corrsr Of Iii. /
~ an assss'd'. and, ANA runnin. |
ssasasse' lins, theues . % zee
~ - snenes . TO h B,ekford's $ |
- 0eace y to place Of ee,in. |
:. 80. . "a = ofsee. 8, % acre. J
ssEanvsN 3 40
N1ssX 3 50
m,ss.unted oeunted - follows, vi, 4
rsssey ne Clark Ian !, on the |
tyssn's' line, on the . by 8. |
:. ss.ass.sl.ni ,ns above de,:rip.
aaa. lOo aerrs,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-15
An EXAMPLE FOR DUELisTs.

Alphonse karr, among the witticst Of Pari-
sian gossps, tells capital story OF a man who
would neither decline duel nor tight.
Messieurs A. and B., having quarrelled about
some of those mere nothings about which, in
Paris as elsewhere, gentlemen so often risk
their lives, b. challenged A, but most devout-
IL trusted that A. would not fight Nothing
Of the kind A. was quite willing, and all the
necessary arrangements were made.
/" Well, b. said his second. we have had
some trouble TO arrange about distance, but at
length it is settled for twenty PAGES, both fire
together, and the meeting is for tomorrow at
nine o'clock"
All
Yes in the wood Of Vincennes"
"Hrmph." said B., land we are to fght at
twenty PAGES"
Yes ="
u should just e. sooa have Il al fifteen or
even ten"
Well, wanted TO put you up ct fifteen,
bu; As second would not agree TO it, SO y.el'
ded the point"
well. 10, that can hardly be even asked for
seeing that everything is arranged. and il is on
" remains now 10 wait for the Inoraing.
"Oh but there may be u point IN dispute
No one attacks them
"I am the offended party
Undoubtedly"
"And therefore have the choice Of weapons
Well. I choose small swords"
small swords! Why, did not you just
now consent to fght at twenty PAGES"
"Yes am not a man 10 retire from an agree
ment which friend has made in my name.
repeat fifteen or even ten PAGES would have
.uited me just as well. But you have said
F. twenty, AID let It be twenty"
VERY coed. And now about the pistols !;
have you any"
Pistols. What for: ! am not going to
/ agh, with pistols"
( Some misunderstanding between US, fear.
Did you no, Just nov tell me that you would
! SIGHT at twenty paces,"
I :. Yes-I accept the twenty PAGES but not
the pistols. / am not that geatleman's slave
! he insisted upon twenty PAGES. and you yielded
| the point Very well, yield that point too, but
| will not yield another. Twenty PAGES because
you have promised; hut the sword Is the weap-
oa, and only the sword VIII face him, sword
! in hand. AZ twenty PAGES. just as soon as ne
! likes"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-15
HOW NODEHs JEuU OBTAINED 4
DAGt tERsJtFPE WHICH HE SOLD
FOR -, Ucu

They have ingenious " Items men IL C.n-
cinati. Here IS specimen from :ae Enquirer :
The coachma1 Of q certain wealthy gentle
nan Of this city, residing on one of the most
a>hionable streets, recently gave an exhibition
Of cleverness which we think amply qualities
aim for some more calling IN life, or al least
3ae in which mental If not less manual labor is
required. The story as i was related 20 Is Is
4s follows -
For some time past the coachmaa has been
pretty well sa,isi 4 n his own mind that his
mistress was not BIZ more like Casar' wife
tnan she should be. Olce every week, aud
some times oftener, when every body knew. or
ought 10 have known, that his master was at
ls usual place Of business certain individual.
whose name can be found in the list OF heavy
taxpayers, would call at the house, and reinsin
two or three hours. Jehu didn't know wha,
his business wss, but he couldn't help thinking
the gentleman ought to call when his master
was at home. or else visit him down town,
where be vas i1varibly to be found during bus
iness hours. The coachman however, said moth
ing. for, as he truly observed, il was none OF
his business but this did not preven; him from
keeping his eyes open. and his wits hard at
work.
4: length he visited well known Daguer.
rean gallery, quite centrally located. and after
considerable difheul,y. prevailed upon the ar
list TO accompany hin 10 certain quarter OF
the city. and take picture. The artist, as we
have said. was not easily induced 10 undertake
the task. for the reason his employer would tell
him nothing except TIA, ha was TO take pc
ture. and that if be succeeded IN taking good
one. he should have one hundred and fifty dol
lars for MS trouble The mention Of this fabu-
lous sum. which made the poor astist open his
4 n 3, rr.1pc
| was - so much money in ell the world" had
the desired effect, and placing camera read!
for active service, under his arm. be followed
the coachnan 10 his stable, where the latter ex-
piained that be desired picture OF lady and
gentleman. whom be didn't doubt were in the
library by that time. Leaving the artist alone
for q few minutes, Coachy approached the
house. and ascertainiug from BIddy that the
gentleman had Just arrived, hs returned to tha
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-15

: Of lots 6 and :, commencing
Al the sw corner Of lot G, thence
q parallel with Wash nzton ave.
nue u feet, thence e l32 fee: ST
feet, thence W parallel with Nam
street lS2 feet to the place OF be.
yLnninr h.nck l-0
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-15

Gorge K. He.s:ead
Neicari, July Il. ls60.
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VOL. q, NO. H.-WHOLE NO. 277.

stable. and explained to the artist that the pic
tnre would have 10 be taken through a window.
How the artist managed his part of the affair
we are unable TO say. hut this much we know,
that ne succeeded in getting counterfeit
presentment which the gentleman who un-
Willingly sat for his portion of it. was glad to
purchase from Coachy for three thousand dol
lars. The artist we understand, has copy o.,
the picture. which he only exhibits TO his most
intimate friends
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-15
RAIL LYRICS.
Douglas 70 .hs Spirit Of Calhoun, Loo

Douglas 70 he Spirit Of Calhoun, lLoqA
Spiri, Of the great lanented.
South Carolina's half demented
Slavery and Disunion's Lord:
Aid me- in this dark discord.
see the hosts OF freedom moving.
see the form of Lincoln coming;
see my scattered legions ly-
Calhoun. aid me. or die.
Will give all power and place.
10 the ire-eating race;
Will give to slavery's tread,
All the lands that westward spread.
:, Ambitions Slave the tall proud spirit said
=. Avaunt. BECOME you know your dead.
And why you ask-'iis written in tLe Skv.
inat northern traitors have their tine 10 die -
l. RAIi., ESQ.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-15

Commencing 81 rsof = post be-
tween sections q and IS, thence
sl0r.s . 20 r, n 10F, y 20 ?, sx-
cept l6X feet q and . BY % feet
. and v, out Of 9 . corner see. IS,
Commencing - . and q rsof u
pet betveea sections q and 2S,
thence l0r, p Z, ms z, y to
mAfgn n Mill pond, nsr,w18 2,
section %,
Commencing 20 r e and IS Q Of 4
post between sections q and 2S,
thence along v margin Of Rice
mill pond (so called) 81 2, Q Il T
TO- margin Of said pond, Themes
oortherly along . margin Of said
pond about 81 to land owned BY
h. I. Allen, thence v to begin
4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-15

BEAR CarGHT "A snare had been set for
deer abou. mile from our village, and, a. .
couple of boys with their guns in guest OF pig.
eors were passing that way, they cast their
eyes incidentally upon the spo. where should
have been the other boz g deer, and teheld
5eari Without losing much time, they fred
away, opening regular cnnonade, which they
kept up till Bruin surrendered and gave up the
ghost. The twain then laid bold of him, and
we're Juggling him of, bu, had not proceeded
far before the other boy, the owner OF the snare,
and the true owner Of the game, came be.iing
after them, having tracked them oy the blood.
BE recovered the prize and bore is OH m triumph.
Lake Sup. Journal.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-15

Arm 'srt GENERALS OFFICE,
IAywyo. Mich. July /, 1850,

Arm ''.r GENERALS OFFICE,
Lxy1yo, Mich, July !, 1850.
IN -,n,h Of each Of II4osny cescIitec tracts on
Sv~. AZ Land situated in the county OF lngham
49,, sr uupat taxes, for the years mentioned be
al Be .atr:;est 10 pay the taxes, interest, anc
- theseon, viii be sold By the Treasurer Of said
-, en ne ss. MJniay Of October next, IT such
80 srd eopysnen, ace as be shall select in Mason,
.,snv sea, Of said county, according 10 the statute
!. - esss made and provided.
a"'S DANIEL CASE, Auditor General
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-15

IsagrLrA Corxrr SEAr.-Samuel Smith, who
has charge of the Indian Mills, sinnence City,
Isabella county, informs us ths: the lately essAb
lisbed Seat Of that county Is called Mount flees-
ant It is situated on the high south bank q
the Chipcsva. between Sheriff Hirsh's and Sin
nence City.-Grotiot Nsws.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-15

~ VI = u
- Acres bounced Is s,l.
lows; coumencns Iths
~ eorner Of c I. Mur.
a,sIaad, running v to
eeuoo H., thence nor.
nsty 70 Hsram Bck.
,s''.s.slssd, 'hsncest,C
I xar'a,'s laut.,heuee
70 pAes Of tes.aaius,
sssAasaK
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-08-15
lNGEAY COUSIY TREAsURER's OFF

Mason, August elh 1850.
The Annual SAFE Of Lands Ii tbs County delinquent fo
lakes o. lo5y, and previous years rcludng Tax
Lancs viii be held at the office Of County Treasurer
AZ the Court House the village of IN, commenc n
IN NonCay the hTs day OF Ocooe next, and tnuIng
from Cay 10 cay Sundays excepted) until all sold
l.. HOODHUUSE Count, Treasurer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-13

MORRIS DRUG STORE. Mr.. Thorn
as Fl. Morris, who is the successor Of
Miller & Morris. has removed his large
stock into the magnificent drug store
next door to the old stand. This nod
Ell structure, which is tIuly en- orns-
ment to our city, lifting its beautiful
front above the surrounding buiiings.
and attracting the attention Of eli who
visit our city. does not require our pen
to bring it into notice Having a
front of twenty-six feel on Texas Street
and running back one handred feet,
with iron columns and lefty ceiling,
it il indeed and truth perfect model
of architectural skill.
The workmanship in the interior Of
the drug store surpasses in classic ele-
gance the design Of the interior The
shelves are arranged in the Gothic
style, and the drops and cornice are in
admirable proportion to the columns
and arches. The counters. extending
in aisemi-circle around this large room
are, IN our opinion, the finest por-
ton of rae building. When the show
eases arrive, and this drug store is
brilliantly lighted with gas, it viii be
the finest establishment in the State.
We advise every one to call on Mr..
Morris and Judge for themselves, both
with reference to his elegant drug
store and his very superior stock Of
Drugs. Chemicals, &c. Our sketch
giyei but an imperfect idea Of the
completeness Of the house. including
the proprietor and his accomplished
and attentive cierks.-CaddB Gazette.
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.STRAY ST.

Es,rayed before me the undersigned,
Il authority by Capl. Isaac Brown.
on me 5ih dav Of January, 1860, and
viii he sold al The CDurt house door 10
the tuwn eli Bellevue, for cash, on
Saturday The l7th day Of Marca next.
1860, the following described lot O..
SHEEP, 10 vii
On. LOT OF sheep consisting Of six
head, all marked wite a crop off the
LETT ear, with slii under ard overbii
ia the right ear. Appraised at two
collars per head. The owner OF said
sheep il requested 70 c0me forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c
January liih, 1860.
". Fl. HILL,
: NE Stray Master.
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S1,RAY SAFE

Eyssrsyed before v. Walker -.
IL > p, by Elisha Dunn,
on he nh day Of January. -.
1850. and wiz be ssaa at the Cont
house door, in The towm of Beaanrr,a
Tor cash, on SATURDAY ne ssEh
day Of March neyf, 1850, ne soli0sssns,
described losoi SHEEP, to-wie.
One lot Of of sheep coDwhssnV OF
twenty head.
] Marked with crop and underaat
Ia each ear.
2 Marked with a crop 10 the r;oh.
ear and underslit 10 the lett.
Marked with an underslit In each
ear.
Marked With an urderslit 10 Che
right and q crop and two sIiis IN sha
left ear.
IS Marked with an nndersl;t 10 each
ear and valued at two dollars per
head
The owner Of said sheep il hereby
requested to come forward, prove pfop-
erty, pay charges, dc.
January 1lth, 1850.
w. III. HILL.
n29 Stray Masser.
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STRAY SALE.

TSHrayed before me the undersigned,
II authority by J. 3, Johnson, on
the Glib day Of JaHsnry, 1850, and will
be aold before the Court house door in
the town Of Bellevue, on SATURD Y
the 2lst day Of July next, 1860. for
cash. the following asseFibsd Apimal,
to>wit:
One bay HORSE PONY. about six
years old, ten hands high. the lefl lore
foot appearing as II he had the foot cvi..
Appraised at forty dollars. The owner
OF sald pony ia requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges. &c.
January llth, 1850.
w Fl. HILL,
neg Stray Master.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-13

sEyAroR CRIrrESDES.-By the elsc
ton Of Mr. Breckenridge from Kentuc-
Ky, John J Critendrn, The Oldest
member Of the Senatorial body, retires
FROM pnblic service. Mr. Critenden IS
DOW in the seventy fourth year of his
age. He entered the Senate as early
as lsl7-forty two years ago-al-
though he then served but two years.
Mr.. crittendeu has never been a mem
Der Of The House of Repres. natives.
Besides his different terms 10 the Sem
ate, Mr. crittenden served the public as
Governor Of Kentucky. and Attorney
General under President Harrison, and
also under Mr.. Fillmore.
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". II. sckNLANDs RDr7oA.


RMS: @s
TIE possm3 hANsyER 10 isSHed avery
Friday msrnsngs Subscription, per
anana,. three &ellars--if advance.
Advertisements sHssrsed ioa sns dollar
per aqas<e az ten lines " lees. for
the Erss iHseYssiea. and CO. eents for
each ~abseqgeaf Sae. I,gbernl de-
ductisna made sa favor IF yearly
advertisers. who win he rvcuired to
etnfine 'heaselyas strictls 10 their
legitimstr hnsinAse,
Professional ane busipess eaTds insert
ed By the yeas fer ten aolsars; FIVE
dollars for six rsentis..
Anneunce'nents5 of candidates win be
inserted for t9a dollars--t5 be paid
in advance.
All articles insextel for the benefit of
parties or indfgiduals, AZ sheir own
solicitatatiop,wIl be charged for as
adyertisemenfss.
job work 10 be Said for on delivery.
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TELEGRAPHEC.

Washington, Jan. 3.-In the SEN
etc TO-DAY. the proceedings Of the
Union rnsssaAg recently held - Re-
chadsar were read and laid On tho table
9r- Bsova. il speaking d tie Pres
Rents Message, disagreed with the
President In his, statement that the
questioa of slavery la the Territories
had been settled. He acknowledged
that the Judiciary had done all in their
power, but held that mora legislation
vea not necessary.
Messrs. Pagh snd Dolitsas opposed
any further legislation on the subject.
Mr. English charged the Repnbli.
cans with endeavoring to reopen the
KANSAS compromise question, for the
purpose of acquiring political capital
for the coming Presidential contest.
llos ballot taxed taken for Speaker
to-day. in consequence of the sbsence
of several Democratic members.
Albany. Jan. 3.--The New York
Legislators met to-day. Gov. Morgan
in his message to tie Legislature, says
| that the State still maintains her good
viii towards the South on the slavery
question.
The cotton market closed quiet
Gales unimportaut.
| Washington, Jan. Alt is under
stood, in well informed circles here, tina;
a military expediti q or organization is
under say, the object of which is To
aid the Liberal Government OF Mexico
in obtaining steadfast control Of tha;
country,
The organization is stated to have
| the favor Of our Government.
| Washington, Jan. An the Sen
ate to-day the proceedings we're not {
an importont character.
! Mr. Wigfall, The recently elected Sen
stor from Texas, made bis first appear
snee in the Senate to-day. and, afteI
being sworn, took his seat.
/ The Presidents message was mp TO
discussion. Several prominent Repuh
leans made speeches expressing thei
views upon the Message.
i \ bin was introduced providing 70
the abolition of the tranking privilege
In the House, the proceedings wer
unimportant.
Washington, Jan. Air. R. "
Wild has been reco nized as vice con
sui IN place Of Mr.. oldenburg, at Ke
West
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SuCCESSION NOTICE.

Gtate of Louisiana, Parish OF Bossier.
- Clerks Office. 18th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that Sarah A.
Lowry. Administrators of the success
sion of John A. w. Lowry, deceased.
by her attorney, Robert j. Looney,
Esq, has filed in the Office OF said
Clerk her annual account as admins
tratrix afosesaid. Now, therefore,
this is to udmonish ali persons concern
I'D. that ifopposition is notmade thereto
within the time prescribed by law, the
said account will be homologated aud
made the judgment of the Court.
Given under my hand and seal OF
office, at Bellevue. this 9Th day Of
January a. d. 1860.
A. A ABNEY,
n29 5ts s6 CleIk.
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STRAY SALE.

Estrayed before ". Walker. J. p. by
- Josephns Franks, en- the 9th day
of December. 1859. and will be sold
before the court house door in the town
of Bellevue. on Saturday the 18th day
of March next, 1860. for cash, the FOL-
lowing described animal, to-wit
One white STEER. with black spots
about four years old, marked with a
crop and split in the right swallow
fork and underalit in the len ear, aud
valued at seven dollars. The owner is
requested to come forward. Prove pro
perry, pay charges, &c.
January llth, 1850
w. n. HILL.
n29 Stray Master.
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ar The Paris police discoveries. not

sas- The Paris police discovered, not
long since. an Italian association, with
secret passes, who were in the habit Of
having mighty meeting 10 the Rue de
Jacob, in the FsuboUrg 81. Gernain.
Il Is said also, that two bombs, Of the
orsini kind, wers found IN chest kept
on the premises. Al the parties. TO
the number of thirteen. were arrested
and are still IN duranee.