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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-01
SUMMONS.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado
- In the District Court of the Eleventh Judicial
District, ANDREW !. JONES, plaintiiT; ~. ELIZA
J. 7. JONES, defendant. Aci;0n brought In the Dis
trict Court Of tho IL, vcnih Judicial District, mud the
Complaint filed In the County "f II Dorado, IN the
Office nf the Crr; of said Disih Court in and for
said County and state.
TIL. People Of th: State uf California, Ia ELIZA J.
T. JONES greeting: You are hereby required IT, np
pear IN an action brought against yuu by the abuvr
named plaintiff in the District Court uf the Eleventh
Judicial District IN aud for the County of III Dorado,
and to answer the Compliant filed therein, within TIN
days (rAclsve o the day OF scrVicr after The ser
HIll- Nun If Ibis Snmnnn If s"rvrd within this
Comfy il served out n This County 6Ht Wrv1fH rhiS
judicial District within twcnty dHys Or, II srrvrd
eat ,f said District. then within forty days judy
nrnl hy default will bc taken against ynu. The said
action is hrnGgt to obtain decree for u divorce
'i"in the bonds uf matinuny now existing between
Nnu and Nainfin, On the grUjnd uf drscrton, "tr. !;
AID II yuu fail to appear and answer the said Crih
plaint, above required, the said Plaintiff will iahc
Indrr ut against y"u for said decree aud costs ac-
c"rdiny To- the prayer nf said t"mpl int.
Bl order oi Hon. james johnson, County Judge Of
saiu County,
Witness my hand, and the seal u! said
L. Court hereto rfNcd ~ Office IN the city Of
- rlaccrvillc this the lst day al October. Nd
l>Gn, WM. \. JANUARY, Clerk.
j. J WuJIAMs, Attorney for Plaintiff. o3'3m
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The Medical >urgIcnI1ms.Itu.c

az Ir. !. J. tX\rk ~. - already cured ~ posi-
t!"' which Il"r"> IT. ~ well a. - rr"rrrt"r. fat
Ah y' ~" assaults "f cav! and prof --'"i n3hi.'r.
Ia IN s'h"N'. "' F'nucc t u :'tr,: pris"- i'n
AwAr'lc /" praC:.;"utts IL III, IL Iriu,lt pt N,ii-
cal .ri, and they ""ciiN will "'i'r.. 'QnIly
i"ny position Ia til pr"'r".i"u. Record j. al Has
tr,ns rNamlL", shining lg't; an"nE the pn;!">n,
ihc:.l stars nt hiS age ~ tnruIe. and DR. CZipkay
has fully ePnnrd him IL this country. as prof Of
Hhirh, the Philadelphia College "f Mr'iirne c"np'i.
m"nirI HIM with IA Diploma, aud III" honorary AT
t"nd, '"g-rr. Selecting this hi> field nf olmra-
ti"n. alt "neh quaiii,d graduate u! the thivrr-
~! "f P"Sh. and late Chirt SLrgrun OF the lInga-
riHh T. v"luti"h"-y array. fr n"rr extend, dltb"r-
Dr l. }. Czalhay has b nj hi, earnest attention To
til" nf nfchro,l! dpiivdtr Diseases, in whirl lie
has b"c"In" great an expert that h" IL new
gar.rd the Leader il thi, branch ot his pr""ss,uu
through out the United States. and his portrait and
biography published - matter "f interest to
their readers in the most exclusive Journals. Tie
Doctors Offices are III !> Medical and Surgical In
sttltc OH Sacramento street, curuVr II Leidt SdOrn
nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company.
~ Weak the particular attention Of our readers
tothe sworn eertiticatef "i remarkable cure il an
other column Of this paper. jylI.3m
L. \. q. .D.-CHlifOrMia Grove, No. L,
L. 4. a.. H., meets every Monday Evening, at Odd
Fellows Hail. on Stony Point, in the City Of
rlaccrN lille. All Brethren in good standing are
cordially invited TO attend.
GEORGE MISS. y. \.
e. II. BUENANN, V. ~
THEODORE EI>FELDT, Secretary. jclG
1. q. q. F.-ZctN EMcNmpmeMt, No.
;, holds regular Meetings on the evenings Of the 2l
and ith Tuesdays of each month, ut Odd Fellows
Hall, Placcrvilc. Patrarcls in good standing are
invited to attend.
my26-ly JOHN 4 MOCII Scribe
Masonic NOtiee.--StNtCd Meetings Of
Fl Dorado I6iEe, No. ~, are held at Masonic Hall
OH the Monday Of or next preceding the Full Moon
in each Month. l.. c. FISKE, Secretary P. T.
-----N&O
Masonic. .-.Sierra Nevada Council
No. 40, Of Royal aud Select Masters, holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the first Tuesday d
each month, in Masonic Hall, Placcrvillc.
L. W. RUMSEY, I. J. NJ.
WM. \. JANUARY, Recorder. 81
-OAS---
A. NachmRMM Is the only n Rut hOriz G d
Agent for Fl Dorado County to (sse Policies in tho
Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Company. So
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The proper affidavit having been made and placed
on file in my rfirr to authorize the Issuance of mn
order oi publication, It Is hereby ordered that the
above summons be pubSl cd In newspaper pub
li>hcd in Paccrvillr called the MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT,
for a term nf three months. commencing on the 81
day of November, 1Sal, ut the expiration OF which
ti.ne service Of said summons shall he deemed com
prtc. [o3i Smt - JOHN C. MCGUIRE, J.P.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TTIIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
i tween ;hc undersigned is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. +. a. BIRGE,
JOHN LITTLE.
IL Dorado County, Oct. |, lSo0. n2iiw
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HOMESTEADS.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED is prepaved to draw and
/ take the Acknowledgements Of Homestead Dec
larations. under the NEW LAW.
~ oHice-FrOnt room, Mountain Democrat
building.
j"l6 L. II. HARMON, Notary Public.
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NOTICE
To DELINQUENT Stock-HolderR

In the Pacific Quartz Mining Company.
N Office Is hereby given, to the following delin-
IN quent Stockholders, that, In accordance with
law the Trustees Of said Corporation will expose to
to public sale In front Of the Pacific Quartz MILL ut
the hour Of o'clock, =. NJ, on ...... -
p u Thursday, December 18th. 1880.
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COLCMAN.S QUARTZ MILL.


DATENTED APRIL 3, l>6O.-This Mill. which was
/ on exhibition Mt the late Mechanics and Hay
District Agricultural Fairs, in the city Of San Fran
cisco, and received the First Premiums and also the
highest ncndntiunS from the Committee on
Quartz Machinery Of said Fairs, and which created
much excitement among those interested in quartz
crushing, We are now manufacturing and are ready
to 4 liver.
Iiy the tests which have made, IL far exceeds
our expectations and those oi others who have seen
it in operation. We are now prepared to guarantee
this Mill to grind from three TO five Tons
of Quartz per day, with three horse power,
and from the small expense incurred in running it,
to do it cheaper than by any other known process.
The luw price Of this Siill, viz: $500, places it
within the reach Of every Mining Company
Its weight. complete, is only 9jO lbs and il
constructed that il can he easily taken apart, that
no piece will exceed 2nO lbs In weight thereby giving
il the advantage over all other machines of this
kind 10 the facility Oi transportation.
They now selling rapidly, and all dcsirous Of
obtaining them are requested to forward their orders
to BIGGS 4 RCGGLES, Agents,
n9l-:;miS li6 Front street, San Francisco.
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INIE MAILS :"r ,cram.rt" Franri.'" az!
all rr;. a. ~ :: .'cr,,".r every day at his
'fl"- ..'Y "'Iuck, T. NJ
Ti,- mail. ..r ;hc A'l,u'ir Sat- aud E.ruI,"
Via l~,- AuI,ips. ,,' .,n.t.w,."hlS on "Wednesday
and Fridays at u',Iok l.. VI.
Tie Si'.Ir~r irl- irr IT,, ~ s. 'ir State. = 80
IN -, /, ~. and :"'h a. i,l rl't.', Lu - .o
h. sen y, tl- r"nt. n.us l' 'l3A Il - ran"':.t
tn. Mi ',r U,-g"n aud Washington I,rri;"ry
Ci">"tv'Ty Il - at? "'r!"'k = VI.
r." Mt!. hr t;ijzE.y ~ 'l".c at This "fI, ,
et - W''"..'lrv. ''"rnii = li d"'r"rk.
g." MI. 'pr N-wtuwn '!r'r y; Il "'-'"ck, A. NJ.
81 Nh;,ity., M',lr >i'.y.. ruI iIrlr'-.
T.. it.'. 'r Cr'lnr,iir a., IIi .H T. -:;'i..
cln,r a a. !",k Vi. .N't,SN SNnuiiv and lridny
Th" Wall '"t Gold Srr'ug. inh I"i"'u:' cl">t e..
'rA l,N, sundays W. rt' ii AZ y "'cl"'k.
TIE Kelsey. Spanish Fiat and Gcorc't"wn Mails
r'"'' T''.i.! -, Tinr-dDy> n.i Saturdays AT -.
o'-'",'i = VI.
TL Mall or Ca->"u .ity ,I,-r il, Til. Iii ',
every drv ai or'",k T. VI.
IT." N,ls t"r silt l.lh- CEv. c'"Sr : 'mi.M"htl'y 'y
on Ws'lu'>'llV U"tuings al - lock.
OFFICE nor HS-fr"m "'ri"ck, 4. M..till IL
NJ: aud from I'll ;. =. NJ. Sundays rxc"rt"d.
o. S.iGHI from "a ~ IN. & VI. arr frrn,
jun'il l.. ". A. II. SrENIE. l.. NJ.
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The Great Medical Discovery.
SCOTILL's BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP,
FOR THE cvEE or

.N,r.f"ipDS. NoyLiit;c ami NrcariM Distases,
MI .Npi,s. .NkiH UiS,0o,S, ant all 0'h'r
dt-,ds,s Wh;h arH c~rrd by dM
GmpHrs stR' "f the
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
TTNHERE will he meeting Of the Stockholders Of
i the Plncrrvillc and Humboldt Telegraph COmrany
held at their office, In the city OF PacervIlle, the
18th day Of December, iSe0 for the purpose Of
sdrring the propriety Of increasing the Capital
Stock Of said Company, frUn ftcen thousand dollars
20 five hundred thousand dollars.
q. y. DOUGLASS,
1T. CARR,
A. II. SPENCE.
81. A. CAGWlN,
TIIEO. y. TRACY,
,. A. BISHOP,
GEO. a. BLANCHARD,
i. A. HEE.
NJ. Il. ELSTNER.
PIrrrvillc, Nov. lith, lS6O nl4.4w
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SUMMONS.

S,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of FL DO
= rado--Justicc's Court, Diamond Springs Town
ship.-The People Of the State Of California, to
LOUIS I.ANZENDORF, greeting:
You are hereby summoned To appear before ME,
at my office in Diamond Springs Township, Of the
County Of FL Dorado, on the llth day Of DCccm-
Der, 4. ID. 1850, ut 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, to answer
unto the complaint Of Louis I.cpett, now on file
in my office, wherein Is set forth that You are In
dcbtcd tO him in the sum Of ifty one 15-lOO dol
lars, being u balance due him from you upon
count aud for board had from him by you-when
jud gmcnt will be taken against you for the said
amount, together with costs and damages, IL you
fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof. Given under my hand this 10th day Of
September, 4. ID. lHG0.
CIIAS i. IRWIN, Justice Of the Peace
sl5-3m in and for said Township.
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% CHRISTMAS-EVE PALL.
E<N Eighth Annual Ball Of
%SIk Neptune Engine 60. 40. ,,

Wi rr given ~ the GARY lbl 81, IN the Clt!
Of pilr' Nlir. On
CTIETSrHNS Ky T., h!.f f.NBEE ~, lSe9.
r"MMiTrrg of NEEANHENE\Ts:
T.. W"'f ~ ". N"r. has. Mat'Ir.
Fired. CoHi.. Jp!i t~ithcc!c, J.C. k,rr!,
Ii ~. E.!,N.
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~ 4 r"nn'iitrr nf responsible Gcnilrmcn will
have the cutirr inanng'n''ni 81 this EutrrprL.. and
will guarantee that EVERY tirkrt shall draw "a priX-
Nh"l will b" seat tif p"r;hhr, y t. tl- lucky h"ler ;
or, IL ipt movable IT,, Vaur in cash will BE- rcInIi,r
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No. l1l29. Harrison, m,kcr, valur an6 90
And 5000 I.ikeMcHScF, worth 5 each, of the
individual Ticket Holders, which will be taken
at any time within three months after the draw .
ing, On presentation Of the tickets at our Rooms.
opposite the Cary House, corner of Main and
Culurna streets, Pl1cerNillc.
TICkETS, ONE DOLLAR.
ExS- The distribution will he conducted hy 4
Committee Of Gentlemen selected by the Ticket
Holders. WOODS y MICIIAELS
Placcrvillc, Nov. 10, 1860. nI0.td
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Agent for II Dorado County to iGsse Policies in the
Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Company. So
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riatrrviIl~ Post Oaier.

W w .NT.I.I.' VIZ M
~ In l1p WASHINGTON T., SAN Ir.,.I.cu
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Aelu Orleans 1aiIp Crestfuf,
THE THREE PArLons.

S. FROM The Notdis Tsibune.l
There came three taiIors, once .pon time,
To a town on the Rhine called 1Dgelheim,
On the Rhine, on the Rhine,
With plenty of . brass,u but without any " tin, z
The first thing they did was to enter an inn,
And called for wine, for wine.
Mr.. Landlord, said one, we haven't a dime
Still, here we are at Ingelheim,
On the Rhine, on the Rhine,
But a esnjuror's trick we each Of us know,
Which to you Mr.. Landlord, well willingly show
And luck, for wine, for wine!
You.H have to be sharp, my tailors fine,
70 swindie the landlord at ingeiheim
On the Rhines on the Rhine,
T,9 snow ye not each Q mastertrick-
III give you 2 taste Of this oaken stick,
instead Of wine, OF wine!
The first snip threaded needle sne
Win sunbeam bright of Ingslheim
Un the Rhine, on the Rhine
broken wine glass he sewed with the beam.
SO neat you never could see the seam
In the wine, IN the wine
And now it was the seconds time
He caught fly Ut Ingelheim
On the Rhine, on the Rhine;
And in his stocking he found a hole,
Never so small, bat he darzsed II whole
For his wine, for his wine.
The third, he took the same needle fine
And stuck it in the wall at IngeIheim
On the Rhine, on the Rhine,
Like fash of light he hoped through the eye
q saw it myseif-Fm sure IT'S no lie.)
In my urine, in my urine.
The like, swore the landlord, In his time,
Had never been seen at Ingelheim
On the Rhine, on the Rhine.
He took his wife,s thimble and filed II full,
And from it gave each tailor pull
And that's all they got of wine
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schooboys never submit to an iudisaity, and never
offer one without The most serious eause.n
Bat, 0Iney, yoa viii not
q Go and quarrel with Mfr. r. No, that "a not
my intention; but Frank sdear 10 me for reason
which, as you are good fellow, viii tell Jon
some Of these days; and, he demands retrsctson
q me one h me snsu,n raafs ao0as
Ny, God, 01ney! II you go to talk that way
with Frank, there will be fight among You sure
enough. exclaimed.
Fighting u our profession, yoHngster," said ne
sternly /" hope you are not sfFaids'
No more than you are, y said warmly; bot
the idea Of messmates shooting each other sbeut
such trivial matter, seems horrible
Tou are Q kind-hearted fellow, Brace, 30 make
yourself easy: don't think anybody viii be shoe-D
The affair did not appear to have gone any
further except that GOODNESS existed Gom nat
TO non-intsrcourse, save on dnty. knlhings
however, was very little practiaed on board, az
cept that Dick, to whom became very mnch st.
sometimes. / noticed one day at DE mess-tables
when OlHey made some severe atyiftuFes on the
custom, that Dick flushed up 10 an inssant but,
controlling himself, he merely turned 70 me and
said:
q Jack Brace, you and are too eIdfashionea
for these times; but neither respect nor love
you the less, my boy, because sometimes ran
olney was not naturally quasressosse, and Was
emily declined . taks issue VIZ Ii1. though =
l
dropped - k''s''ss's's'', III e - 81
We had q ling hat ulesssrt W.. - md fourl
ourselves one bright morl,i1a. si,tsfinr the nax-
nifcent hahor of RIO Jansir1. IES werjd is
nothing To compass ID II Nfft<2 ar S1frav,ec a
less than half mils ride hetwee, 4Wo IefIy
mountains, which stand, With their hsYxSn and se
we're aspect, ike giant sehfinx]z II 1155 III pork
the bay spread outa small -, Nh<ae
waters beat gently against thu W5il& 1axds 81 :
/ thousand graceful inlets, and wh0ss ssAofss -
fringed with perpetual verdaFe, While ef IN tisxr
Q vast amphitheater Of hills and motinfains RS,
until, like ambitioas Titsnss they seem Ireaehfn8
heavenward. Everywhere e the afr WIS fragFauk
with orange blossoms and = from ont groves 81
richest fohsger there rise the white walls Of many
| pleasant villa On the IefE hand lea the city
with its imposing architecture, from whose turreSs
| the unceasing chime Of bells foated over To
waters and echoed among the hills. IL was truly
scene Of enchantment, and calculated TO inspEfs
thoughts Of peace and emotions 81 beaut5. Those
4 who were not actively employed ID fAe duties Of
/ the ship were gathered about tho deck n gr0npe,
i adniriDg the opening views of The Apl6ndid pano-
rama. s-ss " sass
ssWhat q luxuEiant grow ~ " sabd dick r. to mo.
had the courage to use Them said low voice 1t
/ his elbow, in tone of aspsrty. III
We both recognized i IN a. instant. Dick
1~Ar A&A ~ AZ 3ELI
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ARrIsr1c.-n one wants to be handed down 70
posery enhalasa In likeness doae in al 10
graceful perfection ef his self absolute counterfeit
eseeutsdis The sxeesn and flushed style Of dssusrfso-
sypie lat him call AZ a splendid
81 Messss ansersoa blessing. 81 osnp street. and Ids
wishes viii osa in he hsistes possible
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A GRBAr CLorHiSe EsrABLrsHMEsT.-Mr. Lyons,
al e. q and 80 ST. Charles street, corner Of Common 10
Justly said 10 establishment eons under the above
description There three distinct departments. get
ing glance win take in he whole. Tho
Fst Of hesa fer boys ce.hn The men, s
the third for furnishing goods shirts. Genen wizhag
to 1t themselves their sous without moving
fron, ops snot
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sn1EaE CouR DlsrRlcr La VILE DE La NILE.
de la Nouree. Orleans. ORLEANS VI. N. 5.
I'm VERT'U DUN writ de saisIe ct vente q
= moi adrssse Honorable sisme eoar de District dc
Nouyele Orleans Failure je proe6derai le
MERGREDI de JUN 1860 midi lHote de 10 Cite, rue
de la Commune, les du Camp de Magasns, 10
pnbge adjudication de Ia proprita don't description
sui--#
DEuy TERRA AIMS situ6s dams lie Quatriame District dams
iet l6 par DIES tagasins Justphne Cons
ST. Andra checun cnq peds de face
Ia Josephine cent snsept peds dix pouces de
fondeur.
Ensemble toutes les amtorations (s await qui
sly trouvent.
Saisis dams lafaire ci4dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de ladndcatlon.
b. T. PARKER,
my5 IA al % les Sheriff de Ia Parasse d, Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

slIrn prsrnlcr couRr gerry OF NEW ORLEANS rs.
Of New Orleans. w. W. TAUGHT-No. 8fz5
RY VIRTUE OF a writ OF seizure 2 nd sale
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
Of New Orleans in The above entitled cause will proceed
sell at public auction at the City Hotel Common street be
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY the 18th day
Of June, 1850 at IL O'Clock 1 hefoowfng described property
viz. ..
x CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated In the Fourth
District Of this city in the number fourteen bounded BY
Magazine Camp, Sixth Seventh streets, having twey
eight front Camp street by hundred and twenty five
feet deep.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on The spot.
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Dc Il Noase i * Orleans DUFFY.-No 7ssa
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri fncias q
q moi par honoabe Sixema Conr de District de
MERCREDI de JUN 1860 midi Hote de IA Cite, de
Commune entire les rues du Camp ct aes Aagasns adud
TN TERRAIN stue dams Premier District de eette VILE
de la Nousele Orleans dams iet borne les Tchenp
touas des Religeuses Csese Ct 10 Felicity Road LIE dit
terrain yngt dneuf pied Qatre
gnes 10 Felicity Road yingt pieds tois
yngtsep peds dix pores et cling gnss
rau lgne sterae forman range dc Ia Tchoapouas
Ensemble ayec toutes hatsses authorizations qu ~
tauven tous les droi privileges ersudes ct avantages
attaches appartenant Les dtes batsses Ct
desquees ardoss autre dune compost
tion chabes rois cures etc.
alice derrere de cling peds de arger ouvrant h Felicity
road
La nlason raage du Felicity Road de la Tehoupo
las par CATS est ou6e asou dc $50 mos
lsr Dc nosembre proehaR ct les antres maon sont
IL tout sas dams Tataire cdessus. Eg458a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de radjndieation
e. T. Parker,
my5 ia q q ie6 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOridans.
SIXTH prsrnrsr oorRr} CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
nv VIRTUE OF d writ OF seizure and md sale
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to
Camp and Magazine streets on WEDNESDAY. The sixth
day Of june 1860 at IL O'clock NJ the following described
p TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND in the Fourth -
District in square No. 1885, bounded by Magazine, Joseph R
ine Constance and St Andrew Streets measuring each M
twenty five feet front Josephine street BY hundred and
twenty feet ten inches in deh Together with all the
improvements thereon tf any,
Seized in the above suit.
TERMs-Gash on the spot.
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,
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ouArRIENE coun DE lIsrRrcr LErAr Leulsi,SE,
de la Nouvelle Orleans tous que pt6sene
} concerHen-Salut:

concerBent-Salut:
TTEN DU que Nicholas F.tzsim mons
IA Rched fate lie Sheriff de paroisse
dUrean Ia propridtI ciapres ddce ses adresse ete
de Cour la de vene u enregrie lie l6me davr
de annde 1860 pour avis confo ement de Ia lie
gsare de pEat dc la Louisiana ntituG "Acte reatf
monitons ct amanicre de proctder approne lie 15
1855
Quill soft connu toutes inaressees
uatrieme District de la Nouvele Orleans qui pour
rent ayoir ro Ia propree capres dacrie consequence
Iordre, lie decre jugement
Cour duque Ia etc fae irregua-
rite egae dams pesmaton ays lie temps ct lie mode
de Ia vene qnelconque do faie ro
iours de In publication de avis pourquoi
Ia ansi fate scrat pas conmee ct homooguee
La dite propree yendue lie Shef ssdit IL sXieme
jour anyer de fgnnee 1885, dun decret de
Cour ren lie 22e de novembre de annee 1885, dams aae
de " Of New Orleans for the useto etc. Swzer, No.
l4 du Docket de cette Cour aquele yente Nicholas Fz
simmans scs rendu acquereur pour lie priS de $3.50.
Description dc la propdtd dapres lie transfer udciaie
voir
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE avec les am5liorations
drois privileges ct depenances nppartenan sua lie
Faubog Annonciation Premier District ve
ilet borne par les Maunse mainenat Magnolia Clara
Mepouene Tha dssignd par dit ilet dapres
George T. Dunbar archtecc Ter dayril
lss d6pO feude de A. Mazureau public cette
Vile
enedeux peds de face Manustl l.
maintenant Magnolia poiondeur de yngsx peds
sept pouces dcux gnes lnes paleles
caiHe
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-28

EDITORS ON THE Among the witnesses
examined yesterday afternoon ID the United states
Circuit Court, In the case Of the United States us
N. G. Trowbridge, was johnson j. Hooper, ESQ,
the talented editor of the Montgomery lAia) man
and author OF Captain Simon Suggs, z one OF me
fFhe next witness called was our respected So
NOR. the original !. Major Jones,n whose Court
ship' and :. travels have been read and iaugnea
over from Maine to Georgia
That two of the most successful representatives
of our humorous American literature should have
been called to the stand in the same case, imnae-
diately succeeding each other, and without either
knowing that the other was IN the court ROOM
WAS. We thought, strange coincidence. and worthy
of an item. tits proper that we should state thai
we do this on our own responsibility, and without
the Major,s'' knowledge or consents
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