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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13
Faisant ensemble. ,l247 o5loo arpents.
Terres dams la Paroisse de st. Tammany,

IeFFes uans HI TaroAsse ue ST. Iammany.
ouATRE MoRcEAux DE rERRE p1FFERENTs 81.
tues dams la paroisse de ST. Tammany lie bayou Liberty
dSSgnts dapes nn plan dress pa5 Ionis Pile voser ID
ses ps fs an sfss Ra M "
Is 49, 20 2 chacm faqade dun arpen sur
e ssiS it s as sps sr aFPss anss IL
pas dom at a ssa s snsssn as
mile du Lac Pontclartran.
Terres dams la Paroisse de pAssomption,
Tos les dois ttre inera de la Vile de Norvele orle
aa sssf d. aGRs's s R Sse aoRGa I Sc
stps dams Ia parsse de Assonpisn le qn conduit
P IL ss s5 W ssas @
Pe dun plan de Wm eeaoagh yoysr general Eats
uns el composes dies divisions suyanes, savor--
No is eentenant alI 51 S s acres. aeies
No l36 contenan 269 81 100 acres.
Ces son situts parte dams lie T. ls R. S. IA E.
UN MoRcEAu DE TERRE DE yAIEuR dams la paroisse
orcSe sine dams L T. M d dIpeals orsean aa
signs co1me s No " scion an plan dresse Louis H. Pile
Mcough Soys general dss Es uni a hs sonsnsn az Mm
acres. "
&c moroccan De terre est stne dams e fond plantation
nsas ant Hn aSs asya fos
betueoup de yaleur. 80 -e ~ -
NyE ETENDUE DE TERRE DE vALEuR dams Ia naro;sss
s 1 sgs " snyon e apents da Bayou aoache
ions 4 parties , de SECTIONS scion drssss psr
Plan aa wm ascuos ss ssI'Gas ss a' % ,s dun
No quart S. O. de Ia section 49, conenan ,so
2lO1 acres s. -"Ae ~
lie quart s. O. de Ia section a. ct
2Dl01 acres. ~ so
Lot No est lie N o. de la section 46 ct conenant s7
72O0 acres, M
No le quart N de la section 49, contenant s4 2c
acres. ~ --'iuV
Nosest quart s. E. de la section 49, cotenant s, e,,o
acres. - ~
No quart s. Ia section 49, csnaenn ls- ., oo
acres, etani toial de eS5 69-lOu. - N' - Nv
f,at+s ,ronri.ta est sims iaps Ia Fo,d
tions sur lie Bayon lataurche. me rris x
par Ie bes qni est desss ct he's mqyens dagrcaltup
| Terres dams les Paroisses de st. Landry ct
CaIcasieu.
| UNE ETENDUE DE TERRE sitt parie dams In
de syet pas dams ID paoise dc Calcasieu ttnp, M e
oues du Bayou Nez Piqua, dams lie II s. o.
plan par Ions H. Pd yoyer vile is dmns e,ps ~
prise dun plan de Wm j. Mccullough soyer ssnsl @
4 Etats unis.
Sec Sec 3 g eGntenant s9asnan, lt.s tss
Eant etendue de-. ,275f sl-lul
/ n9-TERMEs ET coNnTTIoNs--Tnc ncn1nieme comp,nn
et n balance IN dim tx. eI ol,trt s an M
lets aegntteurs payabes la BaNque des Citeyes M Ia
lousae, gran yFutheqde Spdeia In prnriqta
alieno les dis bets au taaS de poar cent
de M late juqaa tur q deyron endosst
lie CoHiie des Finances ds fote goali agsanf
Board des Gommsaits d, Fonds ,Ecoe McDonogh
E de paiemeni dnncun es dts hiets malritt
non-payes porferont a., tax az por cent
Hslh paait paiement. Gets detniee condition
scntenea do nianere reaFder e paiement daucun
/ bilets a maturte
acqudfeprssa mettcront possession eur pFopes
fis ct u sel ffs euS dc Sc eonfofmer
ditoa de Ia eaessus menonnes as 1,ige io4Is
jour do Ia yRnte ct dams la de tlai negligence lsus
part, Ia popritte Gcdns
/ legal.
Eais dos aequ5TeITs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13
Lands I'm the Parishes of St. Landry and
Caleasieu,

4 LARGE BODY OF LAND, situated partly in the Parish
OF St landry and partly in the Parish of Ga1csen
east and west sides Of tie Bayou Nez Pque in T. s. W.
and I ~, r. W. and composed of the following divisions
according plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Surveyor the
Dimensions heinF taken from plan by Vim. Mccullough T.
sec. contains .1443 3f ll1
Sec. ~ contains. .....4..,,... 1913 81 lO0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13

THE STATE OF MoRpospoM. Charley . writes
from Carson Valley. Dee. 10th, to the Cleveland
Plain Dealer:
| Judge Cradlebaugh has been over again since
last wrote you and We allow him to sit in Judgment
on any case he can trump up, but hls visits amount
to a farce In fact the administration Of justice IS
| a most magnificent farce la Utah as against Nor
| mon. for it is totoronsthat no Mormon has been
punished for any crime against Indian or Gentle,
Notwithstanding the army Is quartered here, that
Il. near Great Salt Lake. All that has been ac-
complished BY the Army Of Utah, 2 at an expense
of s5 0g0, ,O0a, is to punish such criminals Is the
Mornons are willing to have punished, and nothing
more We are resolved that il Congress will not
consent to our having government for ourselves
independent of the Aormons, we viii have one
without their consent.
OF the Honey Lake anomaly he says:
Honey Lake, 50 late beautiful sheet Of water.
some ten mics long, by three wide has, within the
last year, entirely dried npn and the dry bed of
the lake is now 3 glistening, white. smooth aka
line crust 80 hard as to yield so little to the foot o
the. horse, that the track cannot be followed at all
1t is remarkable Feature OF this remarkable eoul-
try. We are in basin whose rim allows 81 no
outlet but there IS evidently hole in the hqttom,
through which leak our rivers ana lakes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13
]. d. WALTON.

ENHKsERrED SALE or SQUARES BIvgpRD INTO
LOTS in YAUBOURH B0pI.I5xY, Immediately ID ~
OF the splendid residence formerly
long credit witoae endorsers-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13

he fsasas so ss
e dse ha R s sas H. s s wha II thirty
pay charges due on ihes VIZ W s0'0 " se
Corr cfishers, iIeppers, Saws, Misunderstanding
box marked OH. d.
! haS marked John Norbes.
barrel marked Fanny Lewis y
Cotton Gins marked ". s. NJ.
SoSss and 1, b has g.rksal sa " Hedges
Cation ssss iaas Gin %aiEss aassss Il Il 4 I Ns,Ig W1Bs
! box mafkeI Rranden liallzs CO.
earriage Pole tnaEk.
sfsss sSsst mssass @aissf s. s hafthaps Il ahspRaEd
boxes marked ]. .thtsy.
haNes marked NJ j. n.
New Orleans. Decciaher 49, 1879
A yIs.-Avfs est par Ie present ssonne ar
enmaasinss dams epSt ae 8 & yis a s IL M asSf ss
nent pgs itlamts as articles phsss les s
feacan pour payss lr da pour ssyoir
~ ; Mgufins aiaIs Hoppefs, sces WzenehesEaley
baite naarqpi O. H. O.
hoite maFi1s John NDrbet.
j haril marqae FAlns Lewis.
Sslia sa,,at i : cS9n s. mssgG{s Y 4 4 .s,ss
hoites marquis q faaS;s.
haril de Gbauf INTRIGUE NJ ( I, Wells 3
bec alarlea lranaea, Hall Co
TimGn de cafpsse, sans mafque
collie rnagqua L. Hartman
> hotties marques J. a: Hanlilton
- 3 hoes marquis N, J. H., isz3s ~. q. :.,x
NouvsIe Crlt,as i6 dleeiabre lsol 1-e D. d I--a
A RqauR 6 SXASssSatSSs aFaElfsTE CORNER CAMP
over ne assrags s assla ajassss, IsigIasfs s'ap'asa
AL, ,n a this po of the Liverpool New York Philsdel-
asY MaRTNR IINnERwRIrERs
cAIiDINEs tee cases h saa beSes Of ths following
. brands fensen Colin FeTsses % sasTsan FSr sale BY
dsi 80 5aoEsionihouses st
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN MoDoNoGH
UNREsERyEDS CASH SALE OF TITLES OF LANDS
situated iii the Parishes of ST. James, Ascension Living
s,on for account of the city Of New Orleans.
BY ]. B. WALTON,i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13
SUCCESSION DE John s1ISTURN, DGcRDE.
PAR J.. B. WALTON.

Enca1teur-Bureau. 10 Bank PIare
EUDi, te II de Janvfer 1850, u midi n In
~ bolrse conform I,enI 4 m, W.
Hon z H. Morgan, Jnfe de Ia DenxieIie Cour je Ditries
dc john NintuEll, dscfds-- "a ~ M ~- ss7ee'
i5ESGLAFE GRACE, uiic gsonne aesc d'eaviron 25 ans
Geite esclaye est taiaeant Woodyie Miss ejIc s. ven
due paT dsscrigsEn suns sicrne garautie qasconqns.
frais de faeQn.reus dls Hi s5siS Ia ID
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13

GRANDE yEHTE DIES TERRANs dams les psroisses
DoRLEANs, ST. BERNARD PLAoUEMrNEs. JET
FERsoN, ST. CHARLES, ST. JACQUES, LIyIxGs
TON. LAF0URGHE INTER1EUR, EST BATON
ROUGE, ST. TAMMAEY, AssoAPTIoN, ST. Lam
DRY ct CALcAssIEU, long credit, par ordrs ct
pour conpe du ionds dscole de AeDonogh, vile do Ia
Nouyelle Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13
BY ;. B. WALTON,

ELlGIBLE AND DESIRABLE LOTS ON TE.psIsuoRE
street, ear Pfytania, well adapted pyNts re.ieher
eonyenent q the rytania omnibus line and II HE a.roto
kafiroad-suceession of Perry s. Warfeid, deceased.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13
Terres dams les Paroisses de st. Landry ct
CaIcasIeu.

UNE ETENDUE De FttRRE, slt partie dams In parotsse
de rdry paria dams la paroe dc Galcte ,nn, ~, M
est ct ouest da Bayou Nez Pilnt dams r s. o.
T. s. r. o. e0npos6s dies divisions srfyantas san ~,
plan essa par Ions Il. Pu voyer de vile III H.
Giant prise dun plan de Wm J. Mccullough soyer essl d
Etats Unis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13
PAR J. B. WALTON,

" Eseanteur de IL Ylle
@zs55s+ Bureaa, 10 Bank Place.
UNDI, lie 23 de JanvIer, 1860. connnaen-
A cant midi Charles lie Jour suisant, 81
nacessaire-- 3's ag 7g s.3
Par ordre pour copte Ia Vile dc Ia NouveIe Orleans
1e peocddeai Ia yene pabquc. reserve ct hn,te d
errans de yacrs ssyns Ia Vile de Ia Nouveie
Orleans de John McDonogh, dscede, savoir: RET
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13

QUATRE MORCEAUX DE TERRE DIFFERENTs si
tues dams Ia paroisse de ST. Tammany lie bayou Liberty
desgts dapres plan drese par ouis II. Pile de Ii
yle les dimeniipns prises dim plan par VIM i
McCnangh apenteur general des Ens unis les Nos
s ~ ~ e III ct ayant enac me iagade dun arpent
tiers s't,en,an insqua Avene Laurent aquelie lis
ont iaeade dun apent cacun les dts lots Torment ue
parie de Ia section & T. r. s. IA L, ct environ un
mile du Lac puutcllartr.u.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13

UN CERTAIN soRCEAu DE TERRE, sur arrive gaiche
du euye Mississippi desisne par le No contenst III siG
H. Pile dc IN Vile les dimensions Giant prise dun
plan Vim. J. Mccullough general de Etats Unis.
Ee dc tere cotgu Ia ironiiere les
roisse de ST. Bernard ct d'0rleans Giant enforcement IL
paoisse Bernard conigu de
dacfit, tNo. dams ia paroissa d OrleaDs.j
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-01-13

UN GRAND MoRCEAU DE TERRE comm SONS Ie non,
&c Nacherie Dngne lifaudais, u dams paroisse de La
ionehe nerenr asat face en par Bayou AeInans
dresse par Louis H. Pile yoyer de Vile es dment;ons
prises dun plan drese par W. j. Mccullough arnenteu
raj des Eats- Uns des divisions yantay e' f eN-.e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-19
MONEY SAVED.
DTANO FORTES g. MELODEONS,
Il Stools Covers, Instruction Books &c terms that
cannot fail 10 please, at Ashtabua, Ohio.


legations TO offer still greater inducements in
Pianos and 1Iclodeons.
Mr. Hall has the pleasure Of saving that during the past y
years than three thousand hnes have been made
glad By his individual efforts in The sale OF Pianos and eode
It affords much pleasure hear almost daily, expressions
like the following;
inee we bought the Meodeon fyou John stays at home
every evening Henry sings quite WELL and never made
sound before. Susan did without the silk dress to have
Meodeon Harriet postponed the journey East preierIing
nice Piano Them Il eodeons you sold in town done
improve the young folks than one thing not even
excepting the preaching of the gospel Henry appeared
little inclined to insanity since bought the eodon
he has entirely recovered am sorry did not buy Ne
odeon three years ago, when you spoke to me-
Oor Method
We buy Instruments and Pay for them. Never sold one
Piano Meodeon commission. We are pledged to no
parcuarmake. viii deliver any desirable make IDEAL in no
otherl at the lowest possible figures We never have and
Hsrer ,eR be exceed in having pianos and Meodeons
of beautiful patterns and fine rosewood 6nsh superb tone &c
Beautiful Covers stools and the best Instruction Books in
the world Believe as we H work for your interests
Piano E0rteS.
Emerson Chickering Iadd ITalet Davis of Boston Ra-
ven Bacon Co.; Stenway Lighte, Bradbury llazlcton
Brothers stodnrt Co. New YORK Boardman Gray Al
nshed at from $780, to $1,000 according TO style and finish
lZclodeons.
EM Bishop Painesville Prince & Co. Buffalo Carhar
New York Mason Haniin, Boston. Prices from S25 to
$780, n. B. Every Piano and Mclodeon fully warranted
To Farmers and OILERS
unacluairted with Instruments BE not deceived Mr. Hall
is the only Dealer in the West who has invariably sold
First Class Pianos d. .Neiodeons, d. No Others.
BE Mr. Hall in person, write before purchasing
as he has the means, and knowledge to befiend you.
Friendly Adrjce.
Mr. Hall will take pleasure in answering any question in
ation Planes ard Melodeons by letter otherwisuw
faithfully advise what instrument to buy and what price, &C.
To Ministers and Churches,
Slr. Hall takes pleasure in making liberal discount
Terms Of Sale.
portion down. and reasonable time, viii be given tho
balance kinds OF Produce, and Good Lumber and
building materials received in part pay Fifty cords Of Good
Wood, Wanted
Direct all orders and letters 10 GEO HAIL. Piano Dealer
Ashtabula, Ohio. Odice and Depot on Park street.
February /, 1850.
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MAYOR OF New YoRK.-It may be of
some Importance to know what "Fernandy
Wud" means to do next in the game he has
been playing for his self-aggrandzement,
He returns from Charleston the most for
Iorn and forsaken of politicians, and will
now confne his operations to the city of
New York He may have influence enough
with the roughs in that city to make his
future movements worth attention, but we
imagine that what influence he once had, is
gone. This mans movements are Of no
moment, nor his plans or purposes deserving
of attention, except as they may indicate
which he will attempt to accomplish with
that large class in the city, who are ready
to attempt, and are better pleased with des-
perate adventure and are willing tools in
the hands of politicians and who are, in
addition, very much under WooD's influence
WooD has received Notifying repulse
and if anything could be more disgraceful
than his abandonment of his official duties
to run after the Convention at Charleston
we shouldsay that he. had succeeded in show
ing it at that city The country stands in
greater danger of bad men in. Offices of
responsibility and trust, than from any
other source wha ever If the institutions
of this republic ever fail or our freedom be-
comes anarchy, it will be owing to the ele-
vation to places of power and influence of
mere trading politicians, --unscrupulous.
reckless men,-men of brains, but of no
conscience, no principle We know not b.
ing of Mr.. WooD that his own citizens have
not furnished to us-that the press of his
own city has not disclosed but if we Judge
of him from what is said, and upon what we
read of his acts, and what he says himself,
he is very unfit man to be Mayor of New
York, and very singular politician. He
goes home out Of pocket, and ont at the el-
boes, politically and his whole course af-
fords lesson worth remembering for all
who think the general course OF sharp,
smart man is the wisest and most desirable
to be pursued.
See advertisement Of Dr. saniOrSsIAysr Inv igOra
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-19
Wheeler q. Wilson's Machine

Of this description and for Family Machine has
good points than any other in II has stood the test of
time and experience and occupies higher place in public
timaon than any ofs competitors. Hinnges other
patents and has nunctons hanging it, of
cheap machines have IL has responsible local agent. make
full to keep in successful operation Enlightened economy
and experience point to this the cheapest machine be-
fore the public. Its advantages these and IL any
wishes to test them before purchasing they invited 10 do
l Its simplicity and beauty of construction.
The excellence and neaness of its stitchake on both
Sides and its freedom from anything like raveling
brOus cord on the underside.
Spced-accuacy, and reliability at any rate of speed
Economy of thread.
Portablity-ease of operation and management.
Quietness of movement
Ready adaptation to every species Of family sewing gath
ering, &c.
The Hemmer which has recently been added is one Of the
most sevicabe inventions of the day hem turnOd with
the facility that ordinary stitched and with
uniformity and beauty that cannot be approached by hand Its
performance never fails to elicit admiration.
This pure and simple narration of Its qualities, which
will appear to every acquaintance with the machine
Its design and mechanism sueb TO make its pTeeuce
acquisition any ones parlO For the truth OF these dec
aatons reference may had to the families of Rev. j. NJ Gil
lett Dr. Harrington, L. Tyler, Mayor Hendy John Mans
field George c. Hubbard, +. C. Hubbard Capt j. b. Hall
Geo. W. Dickinson, and Mrs s. b. Hubert all OF Ashtabun
Some of these persons speak from than years
perence and from comparison with Of the cheap
Chimes having purchased and them until the conviction
forced upon them that the sngethead, rayeing
chimes not adapted TO meet the wants Of the family
The testimony of JUDGE MEIGs President of the American
Institute is is but Sewing Machine and
| that is Wheeler & Wilson s."
One of these machines may seen operation at the resi-
| for them in this vicinity. JAMES REED.
| AShtabula, MAY, 1858.
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jamestown, Pa, from Mao Goth, 20 June 3rd
Charge for medicine for month"; from $lOO to $500
Dr. L. G. Clark having had frequent and urgent
from his patients aud their friends to visit the neghbohood
occasionally that they might consult him personally well
as by case will hereafter visit the above named places
amOntli.
Having had seventeen years experience N the practice Of
medicine during which time he has treated thousands Of
en IN al forms Of acute and chronic diseases with unpar
aeed success Of which Of your friends neighboTs
can testify and is prepared to give relief to all who may APP
py Particular attention will be given TO the Of Cox
SUMPTION and all diseases of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female arrangements OF every character
will be treated with success,
Also will cure old sores and all eruptvs diseases Of what
character they may be- He makes Of universal
BOtOneaJ remedies No ealome other deeterous drug
used
Persons at distance desiring advise and Medicine will send
general description Of the appearance Of the urine, with
correct statement Of the cause origin Of the disease and
general history Of the symptoms with name age, &c.
4l4 s. G. CLARK, MD
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-19
VERMONT HORSE.
BLACK HAWK CITIZEN

BLACK HAWK CITIZEN
raised in Bridpo w. and brought from there in 1862 at
which time he purchased by the subscriber Bddport Is
locality known among horse men, as the birthplace Of more
valuable fast trotng horses than any other section in the
Cloud, vermoutcr Champion Black Hawk well known to have
taken several premiums at The State Fairs in this state An
by old Black Hawk and onehaf brother to Black Hawk Cit
This fact deserves the attention Of every breeder who is
desirous Of obtaining Colts that will command the highest
prices In the market To afford idea Of the celebrity Of
which they have sold which is from $1,000 upward and
for Ethan Allen $4,000 has been refusedand old Black Hawk
has steadily received 500 for the service.
Pedigree:
Black Hawk Citizen is colt Of the celebrated horse Black
bauy Cuvator for 1913 and 1S49 The dam Of Citizen
sired by Engineer and he by Old Sir Walter the grand dam
Description
Will be eight years old in 1862 stands fifteen hands high,
weighs about eleven hundred his color jet black with coat
as ane and glossy as satin, with heavy curly main and ta
Certificates
This to certify that Black Hawk Citizen raised by
John BrainOrd Of Bddpogt w. was sired BY my old horse
DAVID HILL,
Rridport, October 7tb, 1859.
certify that Citizen of two Stations raised from the
same mare, the other being still owned in my own family
Bhdpor, Oct :, 1859. F. A. BRAINARD.
Documentary evidence in proof Of the above statements
will be produced, If asked for.
Terms-Sl0 for the Season,
and failure the any other may be returned
the follow ing
Citizen will he kept at the stable of the subscriber in East
Asltstula. Platt Shears.
Ashtabula April 1860 2ms539
THE COURT OF DEATH.-An ele-
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pictures produced in Amecabas been issued by the
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cory of the ceobted Painting Of the Court
Death, by the venerable
Rembrandt Peae.
Tho original painting covers S12 square feet contains %
liiu-size figures, and valued at
$4,000 dollars.
Mr. Teae cerfes that the Engraving s accurate and
admirable copy of the original" No engraving Of the size
and beauty Of this has been published for less than s.
but with view Of selling 100000 these offered for 81 90
each. The whole press Of New York. Obserrer EUaRgos
Independent CHRISTIAN Adrocaie and Journal Examiner
Times &c have spoken in the highest the Engrav-
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Agency, stating special terms. handsome reduction to
Church Societies TO ray Church debts, Write tho Name
| Town, and State plainly. Address,
C. Q. COTTON, No. .; Park Row,
! P. o. Box, 339l 3mj39 New York