davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-11-21

r The Michigan Legislature is very
Jug handled affair: The parties stand
thus:
Senate. :. .Repsblicaus, 80 Demscrsts, !
House...., II
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-11-21

A FosLIsH ErSoRv.-Attempting TO cit on
two stoels-placsd 4 feet part-at the
same time.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-11-21

q That /. is a working majority," we
should say.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-28
Belpnper8 III beahten |!

Or. Spbnpu Betet alen Deuen ietne dI an tt E 6urh
fCle Sbetnc uHuaurIthe 6ef Roper sr6reu6e fur
BITE ArEett b ea6aft nub bte &6 unfaPs naene Qaaer
9ehpdht bdben.
9er nb ttnee Der raursen befIusensprtn Dee Der
ruben Seppbnbetten &s eahers S6waGe 8uden unb tn
ben @lebtrn S6merSen TIM ppf Epdts btS Gets Werlua
Der Dtusteltrat 9erstlDpfn ntrpbt uHrabe Maaenpdd
nnCrbnlne Der gereduunssOrsaH alsemetue Gntirauna
Spmptpme Der S6wtnnfn6E
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-28
Btod)tet sfolqtnets BET 3eiteh..

Der 1ushd&e rer mH obisea uebeIH Debofd tf tnhEf&
neH erahreuen & Uenber, burb reen sr ndt
bon enen G&uer3em beiret wrb cnheru benebea aud bd
blot einen Rronten ene br bse &enung u man 6brent
er in ben Tdueu bic 6Smptcme @ eAS IN 6aS SpifeM
enaepraeIt cAer 6ie &ranfbe er F@ ee8reu bat "a e-
Rer nett srtben %enuna beretst t UerenGnngen cber
.Sricre1" werben Aam eier ren Dr. ). Smh 0not
hlbenen BeEanbInngSree IN wenieen GA9n cbne S@meN
aby Sntrnreniecn M ben Bdtieten Sebet. ause1 s0ren
hi Dr. g. g. gmietb baS tne Gnt,hn6une 6G rurdhra" H.
~ ais rsticnresA bbanbeI werbH, wob1r 70 OF GHacGAe
bic trauriefen TpIoen berbeiElbren.
Sunac 3eue unb Ae ptl4e ieHtinaIer S@MA%e Iehen
fcR h tei 3n uelbeu, Hoer@ e seien &nacr nab srpe
hntclen srjparen. 5tg1 I'D le-.g g4tf
sDbe Serbnbe ale ecnb etH anbeer art tn xnea a.
aiBt br GonStiuticn tire upnn9e &re weber, tabem
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DeoTe aubere nrt tann @ait- rbobaue sber ef be
Retie nbemertt nnb ebne @s6us In Gel&dteu n sHran.
aencnren merheM N betiee GnlnbunS enseretem TT,
mtb eine GnIbrdntnMe ber 2ettnSmetie urtbmenhi9.
Mud ben Hranebettem beS peibliben @eemn km Dr j. d.
Smb felt elmer RBe Sabrtu ene beicn6e GntmeaneH
attrihnct urb rerpr aen 2eihenhen ene hIenee 3ur.
Or g. B. SmtbS grdcentettDe fr raueA tann mAA az cet
aem 0idte erbaltc Die Wchn H ant nb Unres MnerHA1t
Sabru auserpbeni bel hoocu aebruut. Hreis $b Yr-
Ior pee Baltimore entfernt wpbne, ttnnM mao Genan
Naob Der Srrtpne Dr. g. g. Smitb IN prrtCeicn Bree1
eOuultren unb kw Sm mad hsens snem ERete ses saes
Gle gnfragsti bIeiben Fr,nS prtsatiA % Dt I1S p.
porate 3mn,er snr Dispoftirn ber 9atienten. fes
OHem pen ltbr McrgesS Big rbt abenbt.
y Or. 3. U. GMifA, III
tasn.s 90. II Sab- -3rebxrdRr. BiEAmsn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-28
@eStnaunaeu.

Der tdslide Baltimore sDecfer4 Cts. per SO@s.
GA bic 8rd9er SabI6or.
n 8aBn0tou, gs9e8 pO Der ta8lis aSsdsr sbsnfas
SauS sebrad5t.
ma bic 9O bernbet $3.50 per Sa9r' in OiertsaBrssr
8orau5beabln8.
Ga8 9SUd,enblatt be8 Baltimore sSecfer erbut eOen
Sreitug uu6 rOe dbr 50 III beOin9ter @OrousbesubIuns
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-28
9r. Spbnlfpn.

9iep res f6ntsGen Grueeums Der gDunbdr3te tn 2rnhr
0rucrr etnes Der ereu meenfhen &o1eeen Der
n DER ben gT0Ben lh nes 9ebens tn ben Sppttdler
Sonoo gdrtS pbtaepbd unb anbereu Stdbn juebra lat
3d Der Webtip metz uHablts eetbeube be Obrsnidu
et Nerppfat unb anbsrn Rranpeten t>ten iC6s g. B a
pfa c Sertnsen &sntatsten %. purten AusenbItd Gee
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-28
pr. 9ubnItOll,
Der einsiae 9lrat, rpeLder anaeiat.

2 elEi (&tdbrt abttn Sabren) JoG
r has Rterat ptrflamt uab bette Datttd In ber st
beR @beru uHrp atBs SaGmen& stebunetn Ter Sbmtttr
gsnOen Rersn urtnblds btk 9sruaes bsr
alter fOlhen utbtI btt eeRen
ssheme (9wobnDettsn Der Susub pe&s Oprn eefdbr
hsrrnbenun r Isttte ssbtlt bre sdHttubfsn
5oHnnStn perut6tsn 56rd6e Der aSuuDu btrvcrbrrstr
fcreH .,.s sffy5+s ~ a44r3l 4.
Sunse Wdnner,
OsObsrs wel9s be Opfr srrs ststen eaers sspuren r
bds dtrt9 cttlt Idnents n III ubs @rut re rtl9e
Dpuur Der Serebtiamte ben 5endt bssssr unb br
ee tsidubernbs 1Sne eutlOd bdbeu rArben mSetn b n
pouem VertrGuem ndhen. f
o .em 8erbetratbete QerIonen,
e6f ssbe psIs 10 psrbstratnsu Daba3tssn uns sas-
te Stwabt oer ttns apberen nbern1sS bpust fub iDa
ten inpersusA6 Or Sebnacn gu Rdtbe tteben. & h1.t
a 2ppentaf s9bt pbyaLe Der setfst 8rattuuS
Hethdrtstt Oe Ierpsn 5ttern uub 56wdb cher Grf6pn3
Der bGcdt6sn 4rt wsrbsn nra furtrt Derjtuse bt9er
t Der Sebanruus lnh tpOras OOn pr 9DpnOn nnrsttft
tdnH TIM ala etnem &brenndnne pbn Butht flo GtertraNsn
unO saOeratIt6 ant sRs drttItGs Se6tf6ett SsrlGen
2l9 Sr9anilAe ShrpdAe 81
unvrss eebsIt unp bic upue raft tsbsr berseeut gs
ubtbar eeteen pees eas 9eten ene un6 bic Gbe ub sn-
tDmn tl unoet6 mat Ia oft bas 9OOs Dtrer, bit ityen
i 4psi8ntunssn senest peI t bsrsn 6Osen utat sai
tenaeq ObBb Gt aud burp Srttursn RieSsrfhldsn I'm
48 e agts g 9 m D o ssa q 1fss M S
Qe dbe m dusncn bas bic aft Der &rusuns eter bon
Deen te ca meife nb auser6em bur& frten Sc
n oe gDereus sef1pa6t une bic pbpben nS
seftisen &rdffe Dernt6tt E
GltrHnne ebrer ptHen oft ntt fe rTGSt Der raniSett B
er atnber rbe 30sltuse D oft f&reben e M 9etbeu ats-
rem uraben 3H bic bur6 bic SerDbnbel seftten 2aters t
fanhen n0, gfH f,.! s5s vge z = gz# . 81 =
Egr Offtee; SO. Slp- -6repertdfrabe,
leben 1biiren pom 8alttmpretr., Dltlt6e Sette,
pte Stpfen btnauf, #a ratsl1 II va
tan merle th Ndnlen 1nb 6ausnumner bonn unDtente nt
ruerte Matchmaker eurtrtebne pnr Sepidnlpr Qudtalbtr
enHen 6 reselma6t8 Aere unr auern aasttp8n BON Dr.
SphntCn's Nuf In Der Wdbe. 4fEEIftl IthLi& 1854
,NS. Que Srst muieu enen ppa,5tamp sntbalten.
Glnt 9etlan9 in 2 Ia9en Su8elt9ert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-28
Nnmnler 154.
S5altimore-2c -2ccf=9OlpitaL.

@egrunoet atr llnterprifuns Der Quddiulbertt,
Der etn5t9e QlaB. po etne 49etlun8 erannt
.+ ,t perpen taKr1. .q-
@ Qinperuns tn ieds Stttnbert +
Rein auedlber, Oos erere @eiunpRat SUls
m LENDS rutntrt. a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-28
DIR. g. 0ertta, ,

(2lr5t, 8uno1r5t nnp @jeburt8belfer)
pO6nt Bt no IA 4urtfr Speu Dtuber- Saratosa~,
(uae 6br gr O. 49, @te 9uIberq) 9eraoe Der rabern
OficezShtros1: 10 rbr Itorsens, 1-S br 0ata9s $40
IIbr 9lBeu6s et'-.- Hb14 Ont
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-28
Sun9e 9ente,

BE It'd burH bttnltGe 2aer eewd taben bic Ne 70 of tDn
b6eu 3eun cher tn b 6ue ernen bereu slaeu he an
nd@tltd ipnren tsIba I'm S6c burG ppGuttsntn BITE
uueebetL be &tt unm6e6 R6rper unh eta arS.
ren. Duten iOfprt ec uStbtgeu 51rttte thuu
gDs S6no bag en unse Wanu b 5efnuns tetneS Qdnbes
t etebne etner &tern auer Aus6teu unh rsnbu
etbens Osgertu reroen ua bur@ bs 5psn ner Abrruns
SOm ptabt Der Naur. 6pe petCHtu uaffn beSOr &c ntrt
ten tn BITE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-28

d. j. D. emtt1 4telt Is frstsr tar essss.t4 be 9asu
Ium enise NuSenInieM aer se1hst&en GStH6ax as Hrt
uub gbrrs III oebe JDn. siase ber 8sbee GnaHbren rd
DE aus perbnI Gcnuatcuen reen HUkrser nnb sefd5r
der 4rantEeen md tm erpa&n; eeS TT eti bs GuMStbs
eepprben. 5sl @tLs ltls5<4
g it ssnhsssb t Rn ssenDsrts ntr assnhsre sa q ta
isiu sunae aImamte Sbssn Sran6siteG 3ssSnOt uS ia
ben tsen Sabrem mest patieHn orn aS ur Be9rhnbnn8
Itins MapenS tbdtsr unb seennltisr A nCtbwenbS
nnb Sient alien Aaten hsr Stabt uiann,snsen
seI1eben taMR.
bbalei ttnem EsetIe ser ueHsIisAer b an rars
FIR Auodaberei ansstM Htrb Gnnsstsen er&enen isbo9
6e ben NIT pleu 9rnnfH bebafeu perCnn aGlenben
goBes srob n&t bes an8sen far 9r actRwsnOts ~
koItc Wut nam ntdt enen @brs uni bas Betn gu ant
putiremi enen OcIiRn bic &rabeiten bs a8s beIen
nnb Gr3t rntse Hranttet beIen limb &C.
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toIere kdIt 81 . s. 3. S&mb TT ber dtete resemdb9e
arabue Hrs HeI&er ID Baltimore an3en Idb. Seine rdrs
It in ben etten SoSrrn elm. 70 ousSeseBne eee sat
Rroneten tn allen en smb ntnbere t bs Sosen sebet
w geua anf bic srobt an3ab Mrt4 nntsr Iein Bebonb
tna ees0nmener dne t eS Tr. Smith r PFtt ben nnslhd
en SernbeS rebeu ben pcbsemetnten Ratb 81 erbe
ten webI boro u adte ho F nit bur bic tn tdli9en Hn
,eieen FG brlsnbea NuodnIbr serIr6t werben % Deprt
dInsen piae, ben GrnHunS s ttu rabreafss HaA ktsa
NsT,fs foftr rt1nHoIi
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-28
@efdbrlihe Rronfbeit.

g8enn ber rrtsese unfIaet Singer hes 2afers aus.
fet edB er ben &etm br bmtribdftea tdntbe tn 6 auf
eepnen tat P eefbtebts tdufa bag unetess Snmae.
ubI Deer bts Burf &ntbedunB tbn abredt It'd e ia
penoe DelRe jufpls rer &rjebUng nnb Nepcttab1t
auen etn Wertrdtn sen t5un artet Idnee
SpuptOmf bes iref6en ebtIs uts q. en NIT @ehwii.
rem ent3nnertr pals etne bD 1a Sdmeri tn Rpp unit
tn ben lteeern Mbndbm beS @eGteS Ldubteit AuswIbfe
Der pGut GnOten Den Bneu unh Armen 8nnen tn t-
9 nnp an ben &rtrerdteu I'D teteen bauh htle uebk
nit eNer f6redlt6sn 56ruettSt It'd fretten suest
Der @aumeu unp De RdiennD&eu ttuae pr ber urf.
barren rdnfbe etn e6sndns pes NhtIe6S pb 9pe
etnen hreflteu 9eeu panur @nct bde tbn mad
eem Sanes brnat tetn Gettenper Surmftebr
IN nt trarss 36atade as 3ausnbs bteler ar&tbaren
Hranbeit Dpfer faueu tn pIge Observation-Disclosures unm
ftnber prdbler bdt eur Anwenbune tsns t6btcn @je&
bss Wrturs be &pHttDn pernttn nh ben 0G Gebens
tn etu elenbeS DdIetn beruduheln , fgss l.... s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-28
Groceries, SOetne, 9tq6rs ,c.

Soeben enpf9et cine 9rpBe art6 porSugtier Baae, bic
mir an g8eberpertduer biaist ab9eben perben s {. q
Nu6 baben tet8 Sou. Slge Saroeln, Sarbinen @alat.
Del 1e. &c. an Saro1 .5Jfjs NDbeI II @ilbelmey 44s
+..s5 s}s.,lee asa Rs. 379 Ge- 8oltimoretraBe. ,ef
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-28
AA QSetrs lItt0 0t1npr=O dnSli1na
80 bon b. e. ULGAN,

-ITIll-5 W0: gfDrb|@31AltraBe, Baltimore. "a
1887 b 1858 iorDbl in Quait6t Quan6 Iebr ae.
ean geinobre unb 1859 1T ebniop oerpredenb, Oo6lrd
1T &c mir mSs sbr quite gaure gu ebr nebr9e 9rss auSs-
taAen. ~ =. ~, :
e5ouoe beuf SaB pc60 SAL As Cts. bic @apne 80 Sab
ROtp.gene gu IS @ts bic @alOne, beim SAB 60 aenen
sn IfS -Aip
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-28
Sunse UP1nner,

OeiOnbsr$ pe9s be Opr eues Getmen edaers Sspbtn n
pdS dbr4 10 cttt 6dnne IN ctn fubt& Grab retB tl9e
eu tire erbIbsntn 3dlen snptdelttn DtraHDssdfts
NIT Gem Opnusr bsr Brebdmet ben Send bssfer un Der
ets eSidubenes Zone eutlOdt bdben prben Sstn fb n
pOnRm gerfrduern
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-28
@eift1

Die fbredn gDirfuneen bs 9aars fnb ft5r au firteu
gerlua bss eoa6es gerwruns SSeen ebradbttt ber
@etfestrafts bps 4bnnnen abnstsHng ber salbaft
Quot nd@ &n'dmett uttBauen esoen @ frlbR EurGtiam
.e. tnb etntst Der 1hltmmen 5UIsen, ht| sII@f Il
Fansns BON ptrontn eben AlttrS Snnen test bsurtbeen
aus weler urae tbrc eianeb abntmmt e TIRE 4raft
tssutthmIi&r &rfbttnans be AuSrn ben 9ueu Ste A
aetdbeu Mus8ebruna baben.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03
CoNsTABLE,s SALES.

SEcosn ,JusTIcE OF THE PEACE 1WoOLyERT0N Il BAR.
for the NIGER VS. JOHN GAL
Parish Of Orleans LAGHER-Ne lU,SI4.
nv VTRTUE OF "a writ of fieri faacias, to me
Il directed y the Hon. d. F. MITCHELL Second Justice of the
Peace for The Parish Of Orleans in the above entitled ause
will nrocee to sell at public auction my warehouse Cir
ans street between Poydras Peddo streets, SATUR
DAY the 18th day of May, 1860, at u o'clock H.
A lot of GROCERIES,.
Seized in the above suit. ...l".
TERMS-Gahh on the spot. - u..-. -
W. Il. WATERS, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

Drr,,rnr JUSTICE DE PAX 3WooI.yERToN Il HARM
nonr In GER VS.. JOHN GALLAGH
parosse d,orieans ER-No 1854.
r5N WEIRTIJ dun writ de fieri facias, ID moi
IL adresse nar hnnorable D. f. MITCHELL Seeonde Justice dc
pnx pour Ia parosse d0rtans dams aaire cidessus j.
nrocsderai lie SAMEDI IL mai 1860 midi. mon
In dams la rue u Cirque les Poydas ct Perddo
4 In yente pubiaue adjudication de
I'm lot d'EPIGERIE
Saisi dams raffaire ci-dessus ,,,,, s*
CONDITIONS-Comptan moment de Naturalization.
MO ID w. H. WATERS, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

A MORMON FEup.-Specuadng upon the recent
movement in Illinois, under the leadership Of Joe
Smith, Jr., the st. Louis Republican says
We are assured that it is seconded, not only by
the Mormons In Illinois, but in this State, and II
only asserted with spirit the Salt Lake hierarchy
can be crushed out and the pretentious Individual,
" prophet, seer and revelatora who now SO COM
fortably sits enthroned there, and his lecherous
advisers, can be made to take the city creek
canon, and hide in the mountains that surround
the so-called Zion. We feel assured that the mass
of the people gravitate to the regular succession,
which Is to be found in the person of Smith They
swarm to him as the representative Of religious
principle and would not hesitate to throw on their
shaekles whenever the opportunity is afforded.
We repeat, then, that this movement, if properly
directed, disearding as it does the obnoxious AID
disgusting features and practices Of the Salt Lake
tribe will be more powerful for good and for re-
form than all enactments Of the National Legfla-
ture, which, after all, if precedent is worth any
thing, would prove OILY SO much waste paper,
unless crammed down traitorous throats with the
bayonets; thing certainly not likely to occur
until very great change comes over our public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

RAILROAD AeciDEsT.-0n Tuesday morning last,
at Grand Junction, an accident occurred which
will doubtless prove fatal. Mr.. Ben Finney, 3
brakeman on the Central Railroad. whilst endea-
voring to unconple the cars, slipped and fell and
the cars run over him, breaking both legs below
the knee. The best medical aid was Immediately
procured hut it is thought that there is ne hope for
his recovery. I0xford Mercury, 10Th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

Dzux,ExE COM DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE CATTLE
de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans RIME TRENToN Nys ~ q
A TTENDU que Edward A. Palfrey pre-
N sente une petition Ia dosteir Ids Let
tres Catherine Tren
Avis I'll mr. lie present donne tous que
concerner dedue dig jous les rasons pour
quees il ne serait pas fa droit la dite petition.
a24 Is mys r. MICHoT Depute Greter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

EARTHouAKE.-A shock of an earthquake was
very sensibiy felt in this place yesterday even
ing, a few minutes before o'clock. The oseiiis-
ton seemed to be from east and west.
tSpartanbarg Is. ca Express
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03
WINES AND LIQUORS.

SAZERAC BRANDIEs-WE HAVE GOOD
6supply hand receiving by direct imporaons from
France additions Of this celebrated highly
favored brand We have 1885 in eighth pipes 1898 in eighth and
quarter pipes 1902 do 1905 in halt quarter eighth
pipes. We invite the attention OF the trade and eonnoseur
generally this article and unadueraed. For sale
New York terms and prices by
WIN. 4. LEVERICH & Co. "a Old Levee ST.,
o1Q " Col I'm salty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT CouRr SUCCESSION OF CATHERINE
Of New Orleans, TRENTON, Widow OF hOHERT
WHEREAS Edward A. Palfrey has peti~
wv toned fhe Court for Letters Of Administration
estate of The late Catherine Trenton Widow Of Robert Davis
deceased intestate- gAs
Notice hereby given all whom may to show
cause within days prayer the said petitioner
should not be granted
BY order of the Court. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

City of Jea krasSs January Isl, .isso}
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-N0tice is here.
IN by all persons residents residents indebted
To the civ Of Jefferson for taxes of the year 1859 and previous
years ha and payable from the list day
Notice Il further given that viii Re at my Office conner
yaience and Ieyee streets from o'clock A. NJ O'Clock P.
M to receive said taxes If the paid within the
mentioned time they will be dealt with according 70 law
FELIX LAGR0UE, Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

SHERIFFvS SALES,


SKIN pIsrSs. osunI} CITY OF HEY oELE Az vs.
Fl e. sn s e /: @ D a s ssa
fsv .s ao s !. s's ss s s s ,ss
tween tsmp Msgssins strses ne 9s d.
eEETaI Az LOT OF GROUND situate IN De ss
johnson and Gslysz streets No Izs having thirtytwo
Hill Ssssa / u sss ss . ss' s,...
sheriffof The + Parish "a s Il Orleans 6a
srz,rsr cogn P. plsna1cr OLA VILE DE "a NOW
ds Ia Noavsls.is"'' T65t hkaoNo ss1s. " .
% aan t IL ssis asr q &
Is Neayee Orleans dams iaare cidessus procsderai Y
e. il Goane entire uss da Camp Ct des Magasns
vente pubqne ct adjudication de la popee e apres d.
IN TERRAIN siiue dams lie Deuxieme District de ese
p esas s, e as s q as
johnson TT cent pieds De proondeur
CONDITIONS compliant momen. de radjudisa.ion.
a24 N.Y. IL 10 Is shsrifde Ia ParoiGae d Orleans
Fouagg Ds1ar couar JOHN HYDE MIssss y e
DT VII s IN e n oIr
q Az rendered Agr 2s 100 e directed y h Ss
s ssT
e o ' ls sss q
suTDRY NOTES and ACCOUNTS, as per inventory fe
sb.rin J, IL s Far raa & 6lIsana.
ouATnlEsE coga ps1Rrc JOHN HYDE "A Gas
de la s0uvesea s sSGNbE di.s iasia
IfN vERTU dun ortire de vente rendu lie
/. Ssasss ssas a Si
s III posadsrs e sfs ds mai 1885,
Es9Bsf
coNDiTIeNs-C Compliant au moment de l,adjudeascn.
a2s q 80 my2 shsrifde il Paroisse dorlsans.
Of New Orleans and MICHAEL FISHER. No.
b to me dseted bS the Honorable lie second District spI
eli fsw p at he s oe common ee
Camp Magazine Streets TUESDAY the 9Th day Of Nay
cK II fsfsk noT Or GROUND situated IL The
Fourth District Of this city in the square No sixyeight
streets measuring twenty feet and front
Washington street, by depth of one hundred feet between
together with all the buildings and improvements
Seized in the above suit belonging 70 defendant Mchae
TERMs-Cash on the spot N
l-- Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
DEgx.ExE eoga pE DrsrRcT FIsH ne
del Nouvele- Orleans ss MICHAEL in5 fishhh'-Fso
FN vERTU dun alias writ de r tieri r. fne a!ls
de ii Nonvele Orleans dams iafare cdesss q procede
MARDI de mai 1850 d midi. rHotel de Ia Cite rye a
la Commune entire les rues du Camp ct DIES hagash Ia
UN TERRI AIN stue dams lie uatriems District de eette vile
Washington, des Magasins Qnaene mesurant yng
ps q en Sss m as Msnns0 ~
Ensemble toues les batisses ct authorizations qu
appartenan dendeur Michel Fisher ct saisi dar
au moment de pa PIRRER
az 16 g tnx2 Sheriff Dc Z Parosse d orlsans
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RAIN IN MIssIssIpPI-Th Goahoma Citizen
says: .s
4 great amount of rain has fallen in this county
during the last week. heavy rain was much
wanted but we had most too much of good
thing A few sunshine days will make the crops
grow off handsomely.
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Tp1Rn Jusr1cE OF THE PEACE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
~ VS.. PROPERTY belonging
Parish of Orleans. to unknown owners and de
HAD No IA

THlRp JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Parish of Orleans to unknown owners and de-
scribed beow-No- IA 5i5.
b directed by the Hon Arthur sancer Third Justice of the
Peace for the parish Of RTHeeed T. ~ 9as IL
mpe q at d o'clock NJ lie following described pppres
assessed as unknown for the ye ar 1885. :,
aides Washington and Fourth Streets the undivided half of the
lots Nos q % and measuring each Is feet front on Fourth
Fer Sy as s i fR bounded by pryades st. Den
mis- Seventh and Eighth streets consisting the Pt No
having front Of 30 feet on Dyades street. by l2 feet in
Fourth District SQUARE s bounded by Liberty Howard
Sn So All H. Is and To- having each eet front
Liberty street. by 1888 feet naes in depand of lots Nos
20 having each 80 feet front on howard street. by R
Fourth District SOU ARE s bounded BY Fere Jackson
on Fer ee street bs s FEET in depth :
TERMs-Gash on the spot, ,,,r,,1,,,.
sasssa les sial
Paroisse d'Orleans. don't les pEopristareA sont in
II par Honorable Arthur sancer Troisiemt Justice
g. rsS !. sMEp dc n
prophecies cdessous dtces assesses CONNIE connues
ouatrieme District IIEr 80 borne par les Baronne
Dryades Washington oaareme mo'ia non dNiseee de-
lots Nos % chacnh % pieds de- acs Ia rn
oatrame District LIEF rs par les Dades St
Dennis sep.eme ct Hnene ct ed 1 ~ S
facade de 30 peds sur la rue Daues sur 10 pes ue pro
onarsme District IrET s26 bornt par Ibets How
ard ackson et Philip ct compose des lots svants snvo
liz IL Isl it, Ii is Il H. ayant chacun 80 pieds de ace Ia
LIS g p a. ee se Is Toward
oastrieme District LET sss borne les Iues Freret
pouce Frere sur lss peds dc pr9tondsnr
MO IL 81 ie2 s. HAMILTON, Constable
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@ FOR SALE
n have received Fifty Carolina end Virginia Negroes
M consisting Field Hands, Cooks Washers and Ironers
Also two No. Backsnihs, No. Brckayer i've good
Carpenters, aud one good Cooper.
Will receiving fresh month during the season
which will sell low for cash good IL months city accept
before purchasing elsewhere. Apply to
e H r. PETERSON
Is Perdido street,
ocrE, hatpR Charles and Carondelet Hts.