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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-18

Mr. Russell says, that they regard the
scheme as impracticabl but certainly
no greater advance can be taken toward
its consummation than the breaking up
of the present government That done,
and monarchy and aristoeracy at the
South becomes not only a possibility but
a probability. 1t is, in fact, the newt
able first step, and when successfully ia
ken the rest will be easy. TO sympa-
thize with this treason, then, is most
probably to sympathize with monarchial
misunderstanding to assist blow
aimed by an aristocratc class at the
democratic principle.
We append the extract from Mr.. Rus
SELLS letter. He says:
Nothing could say can be worth one fact
which has forced itself upon my mind in refer.
ence to the sentiments which prevail among the
gentlemen of this State. | have been among
| them for several days. / have visited their
! plantations, have convcrsed with them freely
and fully, and have enjoyed that frank, court
eous and graceful intercourse which constitutes
an Irresistible charm of their society. From
all quarters has come to my ears the echoes o
the same voice it may be fcigned, but there i:
no discord in the note, and it sounds in wonder
| full strength and monotony all over the country
Shades of George the III, of North, of John
son, of all who contendcd against the great re
! bellion which tore these colonies from England
can YOU hear the chorus which rings through
the State of Marion, Sumter, and Pinckney
and not clap your ghostlv hands in triumph
That roice says, If are could only get one of III
RoyaI r0ce Of EngLand 10 ruie orer us are shouh
be content Let there be no msconception oil
| this point. That sentiment, varied in a hun
dred ways, has been repeated to me over an'
over again.
There is general admission that the mean
to such an end are wanting. and that the desir
cannot be gratifed. But the admiration 70
monarchical institutions on the English model
for privileged classes, and for IL landed aristoc
racy and gentry is undsguised and apparent
genuine. With the pride OF having achieve
their independence is mingled in the Sout
Carolinians' hearts strange regret mt the r.
suit and consequences, and many are they VIII
would 20 back tomorrow if we could A
intense affection for British connection, n loy
of British habits and customs, respect fc
DrlllSn ScIlIbitHN, INV tiutls CIV IL
cation and literature, prominently distinguis
the inhabitants of this State, who, gorying i
, their descent from ancient families on the thrC
islands, whose fortunes they still follow, an
with whose members they maintain not unfr
, quently familiar relations, regard with an ave
sion Of which it is impossible to give an id,
to one who has not seen its manifestations, Il
. people of New England and the populations
the Northern States, whom they regard /
: tainted beyond cure by the venom Of Pur
tanism.' Whatever may be the cause, this
the fact and the effect
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-18
State Convention.

TT In our columns, to-day, will be
found the call for a Convention Of the
Republicans Of the State, to be held at
Des Moines, on the 3lst of July, TO nom
mate candidates for the Offices of Govern
or, Lieutenant Governor, and Judge of the
Supreme Court. This call meets the
cordial approval Of the Republicans OF
Buchanan County. We know that many
patriotic Democrats are anxious that party
lines may be obliterated, and that the
Republicans should give up their organ
ization, and that there should be but one
party, pledged to the fullest support of
the Government. But we can see no
necessity at all for this. We have al
ways regarded Republican principles as
a necessity in the proper administration
Of the Goyernment-as basis upon
which the Government may be admins
tered to the highest good of the country,
and our faith in this has not been dimin-
ished, but increased. Every man now
sees how dangerous was the aggregation
Of power in the hands Of the oligarchy-
now feels how necessary it is that the
slave power should be held in restraint
now sees how vital to popular institutions
was the curtailment of the political pow.
er, the limitation Of the area, Of slavery
1t is the province Of the Republican party
to DO this, to save the country TO fre'
labor, TO preserve the Government in i'll
integrity, 10 make ii subserve the objec
Of its founders, to give vitality TO th'
doctrines and principles of the Declaration
of Independence. In the performance o
this duty it is imperative that it preserve
the Union, and noby it is endeavorins
to fulfill that requirement. No man ca
ask, no man wW ask, for better tniol
party than the Republican party. Their
is no occasion, there is no excuse for /;
reorganization on this ground. If tht
single idea of Union is to be made
the basis of party, then no man need feal
to join heart and hand with the Repub
lcan party. But if men ever believed
that the principles of the Republican
party were right, they must believe still
that they are right. If they ever believed
that the party was necessity. they can
not but believe that it is a necessity still
There is then no reason for giving ~
our organization, and we rejoice tina
there is every evidence that it is not t
be given up. 1t is true that in the or
ganization of the late legislature the Re
publicans did lay party aside, and mad
no distinction IN the election Of officer;
between Republicans and Democrats
But it is equally true that many of til
i Democratic members OF that body coul
not. and did not, forget the politics OF tn
executive in their Legislation for til
country. They endeavored in ever
possible way to narrow the means of tn
State for the war, and did their best t
put Iowa far in the rear Of other State
in the help to be given TO the generi
government, demonstrating that the.
could not forget party even in the fac
of the great difficulties Of the country
The temporary chairman Of their Contra
Committee has issued call IN which h
makes a gross attack upon the admins
tration for taking the responsibility Q
meeting. rs il ha-, the attempt to over
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-18

THE FLOATING BATTERY.-We find the
following obituary notice of the ia
nous floating battery, in letter from
Charleston to the Philadelphia Bulletin ::
Major Anderson fired few shots at it..
After the glorious victory, il was found
to be nearly knocked to pieces. The
guns were hastily removed, and the
thing towed round (by means of the
navy to Ashley river. The tide has
filled it with mud and sand, and that is
the end of the poor old floating battery
have endeavored to find out how much
it cost, but that is one of the items care
fully concealed from the inquisitive pub
Eo
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-18
Reorganization of the Supreme Court.

Ey- The New York Tribune, noticing
the deaths of Judges DANIELS and Nc
LEAN, and the resignation of Judge
CAMPBELL, urges that the coming SEES
sion of Congress will be the proper mo-
ment for the much needed reorganiza.
ton of the Supreme Court. 1t presses
the fact that the labor of the Court has
long been most unequally distributed
among its members, to the detriment o.
suilors and the injury of the country
The Court has had most offensive sec
tional organization, the majority being
given TO the South while full three
fourths of the business of the Court ha:
been transacted in the four Northern
circuits. So great has been the press
ure Of business upon these circuits tina
the Judges of the Supreme Court have
been unable to hold the circuits NOR,
than half the time, and they have beer
held by the District Judges. This show
the necessity for an increase of circuit
and Of Judges at the North, and it is t
be hoped that Congress will take tn
necessary steps to provide for that in
crease.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-18
Movements of Iowa Troops.

Eg- The second regiment of Iowa
troops left Keokuk on Thursday for Han
nibal, Missouri. The first regiment fol-
lowed soon after. They are under COM
mand Of Col CURTIS, and will, it is re-
ported, reinforce Gen. Lyon at Jefferson
CITY.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-18
Rcpub,icau State Convention.

4 State Convention Of the Republicans Of
iowa is called to assemble by their Delegates Mt
the city OF Dcs Moincs, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on
Wednesday July 81, 1861, for the nomination
of officers to be elected at the General Election
in October Of this year. Candidates are to be
selected for the offices of Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, and one Judge OF the Supreme
Court. The Convention viii take such
other action as may in its opinion contrib
ute to the success of the Republican Party
Every organized County will be entitled to one
Desrgst. in the Convention, and one additional
Delegate for each two hundred votes and for
any addii ional fraction of one hundred or more
gotcs east at the last General Election for a bra
hun Lincoln, as President of the United States
Republican County Central Committees are re-
quested TO call their Conventions TO select then
Delegates in the ratio above stated, and for eff
Client organization preparatory to the canvass.
III NJ H0XIE
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-18

A worthy minister of Cleveland, day
OF two since, handed a revolver to Cap
tain Of one of the city companies, witt
the following remark
+" If you meet u secessiouist and have
time, pray for the unfortunate man''
soul but if you haven't got time fol
praying, doui .tailt 10 shoot him!'
The army worm is making sad havoc
with the crops in Tennessee, Kentucky
Indiana aud Illinois. The 60 in count
less myriads and strip every green thing
on their route. The Irairie Fame,
says that if their ravages could be STAYED
now the damage done would amount e
millions Of dollars.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25
a Wis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A rS

Wis ~ y, /, WA lN
par Son Esceiieiee THOMAS g. M6oKE & gonTefneSr De W
e. ssns :e ssss
lie LUNDI De Soyenbc 1861 le d'alire les oicers sui
-, In Trssorier d Ea;.
Ell Surntenda dc Education Pnhque ponr lie de
Deu ssnateirs rAssernbte Generate rEtat Lon
an pour sette portion de la paFoisae dorssns sse sur La
kepttsentso!sa rAssenbee Gsntale de rE'at asavor:
Ia parose dorlaas &rve droitel era IN Repesentnt 7
lie Premier Disfr Reprtn aif de la paroose dorltaus
eIrs t5ois Po Rep sSnta4ts.
la iede la NQuvee oEtans airont deux Reprtsenans
lie Troseme District Keptsenat de Ia paroisse d:Orleans
lie Quatriee niorc Reprssemat parols,e Orleans
lie CinqGene District Representstf paroisse dOsans
lie sxien5 District Reprsentaif de la paroisse dOeans
lie septiene District Reprasena parose doreans
era denE ta Keprf,snfns i at 40 Ia
Neuyieme District Reprssenatf de Ia parose doraaus
lie Dxieme District Represenuf de la paroisse dorlsans
# % 51s SS est en- nos I @ setSl. p 4ne . h @
tts ton Ia 1rocederon, aection d. ~
Sheriff de District de- Ia Nouvelle Or
eans ap IN rt della paroise dv6ans chacun popF te
pour psosse dosans pom lie de deux
Assessor cette portion de la parose sse
onatrs Asesseurs pour Nouvelle Orleans pour
Tn Collector su par tlectenrs qualities
cette portion dc h paroe dorieans qn sttend Sur ID
Coecfers pour des quars Districts conpc-
SAINT Ia vile de Ia N9uyelle Orleans sayo,5
Tn Collector de pour Deuxeme District vie
ia Coecteur Taxes pour Troseme District de vile
In oecsnr Taxes pour ouatrerne District de la vile
ID en- oTtTe s par Ia lss o G
Jnge Pax de paossc dams Ii parosse
leans par qualities de la die naroisse, :,
I'm dc PaN les Premier ct DeuxieIne Districts Re
In JUICE de Pax par lie Troseme District Representa
I'm uge de PaN le Quarieme District Reprtsentaf
un Juge de Pax par e Cmee ct sxieme Districts Re'
pressntatifs. -
NJ IN ugs de Pa Psr lie sepeme Huitiems ct Nenvieme
Tn Juge de ai ,e Dixee District Representatif, le
/ .Qnatrieme Distric' de Ia Nouvelie Orleans;
qui a'e'end sur la rive droite dn tenve Mississippi;
LUNp de Novenlbre proclaim 1861 sera procsde Addiction
dun Constable pour chaoue Justice de Paix dams ID paroisse
seoorees chacune justices de Paix de sitger
I'm Constable pour Ia Premiere Justice de PaS dams ct
I'm Constable Ia Dexicme Justice de PiS dams ct
10 Trosieme District Reprtsenia
lo Quatrieme District Rep esenatif.
Tn Constable n"nr Qnatrieme Justice de Pax dams Ell
les Sereme Hnieme ct Neuveine Districts Rpprtsentatifs.
aecteurs qualities pa Tie de parose Orleans
| s'tend sur Ia rive droe du Reuve MissiSsip.
District Repasentatif aurreois la willie de LAFAYETTE
jourdhui uaree District dc Ia vile de la Nou'ee On
leans I'D. 49,
LIE le jour ssd de Noven,be 1861 dan
chaque ACCOMPLISHMENT ddlecon, depp heutes A. NJ JUS
qualities de IN parosse dOeans 10 surveillance des som
aires grete qui seron NOMINEES fauofite compt
tene.
elecon par tgplcaia de
ee envoyes rocieE soussignS charge De les trsne
| tre commencement n Ia ioi " Pro-.
Bureau Sheriff, paroisse d ORLEANS, Il 0ceere 1861
J ola I'd ..F'' Il. T. PARKER, Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25
SheriH's Office, PARISH Of Orleans, OHsber !, 1851.
&. T. PARKER. Sheriff.


A Wis ON.-GONFORMEAENT A LA
IN procat1aion de Son Excellence THOMAS O. MOORE,
d Pr de Ia easane date du 10 de
bre 1861 les eleoeus qualities de psrosse son
notifies Election lie premier MER
OR Ut de Novenbrs 1861 e de choslr les rrembres 90
la Oh mbr des Reprssenan Congres es Etas Gunf6d
dame que. .-
LIE Pr m District compose deS pafoissos de Pla9uenises,
ST. do leans (ive droe euxteme ct rrotsne
Dcss Muicipaux de vile de la Souvte Orleans
paoisses St Tansny Wa hngton elira Reresel-
tant
lie Deuxene District. compose des emieT ct Qaatrieme
Disrtcts MunipAux VILE de Ia Nouves ORLEANS
parnissc de efftr elira R-pr6sentant
H endu quill par Ia loi que 10 dit Jour
Premier 1851 dss eleeteurs Prei
viceP President des Flats nfdadts seron chos da
/ les dif6rns Flats de Ia Confederation,
Atendu que par 81 do Ia ConventSn Eta
ana pplte lie Is de 1911 feet de choisi
le dts aectuurs FIT ef dtva en- six Qstrs
correspondents en- nemb'es ct en- lmies sveo six district
de Eta. ontre avec 10 oviso aeGteu
ch dis jscs deux ser eurs pour ton
Mt choisi5slI m 6ulen eenaEa de at
En- C0na lence te nothe te f6ent
dams les partte de la paro que les Polls
ront ouvers dRus che9ue tdisseen d6ectsoI
! depuS faurFs A ID 1GS4ua 4 heures p. NJ 10 herere
sxee l5ni Eefsess 1851 pour reeevoir a sne!insds
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25

STATE LOUISIANA, I
Parish Of Orleans. City of New 6reansS
BE It remembered this th day of October 1851 be-
fore me- the subscroer Peace and for tie
personally appeared Ganucheau Prasideh
ana A. Pcoe Secretary the Louisiana State Mutual inr-
Company New Orleans who being duly sworn accord
ing to deposs that the above accounts are just
and true and correct transcript from the books of said Com
panJ. >r-un.u oaso.
A. PIC0LET, Secretary. ,, q.
sworn Il, and subscribed llh Of Ocio
Der, 1861. ARTHUR SAeN1hh'
Tnira Jnsce Of the Peaee Tor the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25

At ting held the 9th instant the Board OF trustees
have declared a Scrip Dividend of TWENTY FIVE PER
CENT on premiums for the past lh Gel months
ending h september 1851 for which certificates will be issued
on Of pecerbt next. Also, agreeaely with
he Charter of Eight Per Cent per an
NJ nj, which will he paid in the 18th ns to
the original subscribers premiums paid and creaited on their
- =,
AMABEO LANDRY, Vice-Presideut
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25
: LEaAL NOTICES.

,eso< - u,~ NOTICE OF ELECTi0N
ssessy 1 al5ssss 4ss@ss T. asets ss 3, as 4s;
hs s E. Ssa s h nt sad n E, H. u sf5 ed on %
MONDAY, the 4th dAyot November 1851 for the following
4 Treasurer of tbs ssse. Z .-,,. .-. ~ -Ts55asE
A Auditor Of Pa6ie "A accounts: and f..
r @o Senators TO e General Assembly of the State OF
tiana from that portion Of the Parish Of Orleans the left
bank Of the MIS- ,tssippt rver I'm,
The ePah of Orleans fright taBk shall elect one Represen.
The Rereerra9e DIs,.lc, OF the Parish Orleans
shall e!ecr III rec Herres esentatfves
Te second District Of the Parish Of Orleans
TheThir4 Resrasenaye District Of the Parish Of Orleans
Representative District Of the Of Orleans
The Fifth Representative District Of the Parish Orleans
shall elect two Representative.
The Sixth Representative District Of the Parish Of Orleans
HE SEVENTH District Of the Parish Of oreau,
The Eighth Representative District the Parish of Orleans
shall elect Representative.
The Ninth Representative District Of the Parish Orleans
The Tenth Representative Dstric. Of the Parish of
shall elect three Representatives.
Ard whereas is further provided by lay that on The Est
The qesa yss n s oaho9 F, the Ii Parish b Of
also Sheriff of'he Parish of Orleans each for the Of
one Coroner fer the Parish of Orleans for the term Of
years ,,,.. ,,o. >. -, p. - o.,oo..
the one s o Fl s MI. Mp % the Parish Of Orleans On
Four Assessors for the City Of New Oeaus to hold their Of
os T Tx s G9e'S5 m h & BE s ee:e4 ed @ Ss a portion e. he
the qualified voters hereof -
Tax Collectors for each Of the four Districts comprising
One Tax Collector for the First District of the City New
Tax Collector the second District of the City Of New
Tax Collector for the 1hird DSrc, of .he City of New
Orleans.
One Tax Collector for tie Fourth District of the City New
whereas. its further provided by that the fr.
/ hr elarfn1
tces of the Peace in and for the Parish Of orlts by the duly
ne us. M y b s f F aaa Second Repe
One Justice of the Peace by the Third Representative Dis
One Justice by e Fourth Representative Dfs
Justice e. the Peace b the Fifth and Sixth Representa-
One Justice Of he Peace by the Seventh, Eish and Sn;l
tFs H. enFt4 9s, I q he gy q Neg orleans ena
sS sS lie sssiRpp ssi Rp # he Parish OF Or
And !srees tis fgher provided by lay ,t9t the fs
Ssasa5s toS sss 5%sc;s Fs.i!ho 6sss
limits within whieh each Justice the Peace is required
Ua One ~: for he rrt Ju,c Of the Peace the rrs
Second Justice Of the Peace in the Tn
5ne Oonstae for the Third yuscs Of the Peace in the Fou
Constable or the Fourth Justice Of the Peace in the Fs
and s s ss 5s.fo oT Ee ys Te p ns,ice Of e Peace in III
seSenth Eighih and Niein RePesena,ye W Districts
fed voters Of that portion of Fhe Parish of Orleans the rsh
bank the s PR and . m t. IL
Hs'n P'ss ss @fsns The h sss S ssoe s from
Of pooe A ny NJ III IN v osSS NJ on @ the ia DAY
pose receiving of the qualified voters the Paris
and cirrss to be sppontea BY he anoss By
the election DC conducted and tipice made tn
oI2td y. T. PARKER, shesis.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25
NOTTCE OF ELEGTION,


ST AxTNSsSss PurhtAnb TO Il praciaut ion OF His
SsSSssssS-xS of tts State Of Louis: Jana bearing
qualified Of The Parish Of Orleans hereby notified ,hat
election will be held the Fl iSf tDNES3AY IN NO
VENEER 1861 for the Of cEcosing n2fher OF the
Ho Representatives the Congress OF COnttde
Sates of America.
The First District composed Of the Parishes Pa1iemnes
St Hernnd, Orleans tight hlk) The SECOND and Fnd Mnp
Cpa District Of the y Of New Orleans and the Parishes OF ST.
Taum"ny and Washington shal sect representative
The Second district composed OF the FuSs and ourh fssp
cpa DISTRICTS of hs City Of New Orleans and the Parish Of
Jefferson, shall elect one Representative, --s
And whe is further provided by INV that on the said
First Wednesday NoEember 1851 Eees for PresiGaht and
Vice President Of the Confederate States shall be elecsd
pointed in the sever, ! States
And BY ordinance Ne 50 of ne Louisiana Oae Con
yenton .dopted March 5h 1851 for die oa choosing
said Electors, the Sta'e iyd I3 sY Eec o:A
reSlondng and limits with The Six Congressional
Districts of the State with the fartsr proyso ha Que Esetor
from Zach of said strics and two Electors State Ut large
sha be chosen BY general cs t the vote Of tho whole State
Nav therefore eby notify NE Dual through
Parish of Orleans that tha polls viii ns opened in
election f,recnc. the holfs OF o'claaE, A. NJ, till
o,e ock NJ on EDEEsRAY he sixth day Of November,
the Parish Of OrsAs he snperntendenee
the AID clerks be apposd by the AUTHORITIES
the eesio TO be c"sducted and tripease
The undersigned retnrsg officer according t
law. ...y. -
Sherias Office. Pa isA Of Orleans, Os,sber 1851
L. T. PARKER. Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25

sss.sssssssss LOSS DF TfGhlNf4-Ir. J. WEST
liz ST. Ghsrihs strsas, continues supply
LOSS OF TEETH without Hires or apftg
~IIIxLTuponh his ps1nctpie of sslf aisesion Ths
method precued him universal aprphstioE, and
ended bsings he most ingenious system of supplying AE
FIOIAi TEETH hitherto invented and all restoring
perfect articulation and astitaou, and petfac AID nnta
appearance us dey daacon blythe closest observer DR.
TESTS rlehcd filling teeth With eld all the modern
improvements Those lnteres.ed M sRd these e =
thanks inhabitants New Orleans scnity the
practice they haJe favored h with for the itoeu
yeas. Office residence ll2 h Ghsrs sss reeond Zoo
From fa7ette gru1 s. sSLi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25
NOTICE TO srArE TAX-PAYERs...:T
CONsTABLE,s SALES.

SECOND JrsT1cE,s CouRT MAP A. SoRFREY VS.. JOHN
pf CONSENT of parties will proceed to
- sell public auction, warehouse on Circus street,
between POydIas and Perdido SATURDAY, Tho
1Gth day Of October, 1851 Al u o'clock
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ..,... b
Seized in the above snt --. ''
TERMS-Cash on the spot. -
ol2 26 ". Il. WATERS, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25

FOURTW DISTRICT CoURr, lCITY OF NEW ORLEANS
: h1CHuLAs LoNGWoRTH.-s
DT VIRTUE of a writ or seizure and sale
ID directed by Honorable the Fourth District Court
New Orleans entitled cause will proceed to sell at
pubeaGction at the City Hotel Common street bs.een Csmp
1861 at O'Clock NJ, the following described properly
wit:
the First District OF this city in the qufe No 4S bounded by
Calope Euphrosine Maunsel Magnoa, and Soils
Locust streets which said by Nos 2 g. l.
g. T. g TO- each % feet inches aud lines
front Caiope street, by lot feet nce, and lines in dcp
parallel lines, American 1o No 10 forming
the aliope and Maunsel now Magnolia Streets.
Together with the buildings improvements thereon
The whole per plan drawn by C. A. de Armas Deputy
Surveyor General dated December @ 1859 and deposited In
the Sheritfs viice Tor reference.
Seikel IN the above sttit
TERNS-Cush The spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25
SHERIFF7S SALES,

SIXTH DsTR.ez corRr COIN 4 FINK rs. THEIR CREDIT
Of New Orleans. '@ ORS-No 9bl9.
DY VIRTUE of and in obedience to AN
ID sale render ID October Il 1851 and directed
by the Honorable the Sixth District Court o. New Orleans in
the above entitled matter vii! proceed sell public
ton. Patterson Algers right bank OF the river
TUESDAY November s. iy1 O'Clock An, for account of
the creditors Of said insolventh:
a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS AND A
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, the whole per
inventory on file
Surrendered by said insolvens to their creditors.
TkRMS-Cash on The sIet = -.
T. r. PARKER,
Ehertf bf tbp pPar,st of lrIe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-10-25

de- "a Nonyrs t orltaIs ANCiERs-No s6i9
I'm VERTU ti,sin ortsre de vcnte, rendu lie
IA q aoctobre, 1861 Aease lhonorble oixie-
Cour de Dct de h Nouyeie ORLEANS, dams Iarafe e;
dess ie proctiera lie MAKDI de Nnvenbre 1861, l0s
heur-s les leux Patterson, Age rive droile
dn pour des crtancier des dts nsavables
Ia vente pubQue ct adjudication de - : - -
UN ASSOC IMENT DE MARCHAND1SES sECtIES EFT
DE MEU BI.ES, suivant iBventHire.
Cedes par les insolrab.es ienrs erEaiiciers: =.
CONDITI0NS-Connpan al moment de Rehabilitation.
L. T. PARK Err ,f
.oa5 81 nj Sherf de Ia paroisse d. Orleans.