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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
CHEAP STORE.
SHERIFFlS SALE.
James Entwistle.
DrOwnvllle. III. 8 ~.

James EntWiste.
Notice is hereby given thatby virtue Of an eH3et-
ton issued BY the Clerk of the District Court 81 Na-
maha county, Nebraska Territory, against the &C.
PENDANT James EntWistle in The above entitled esuss
and in favor Of the plaintiff therein I. T.. Whyts 2
Go. for the sum o. one hundred and thirty-ssVes
dollars end seventy-hve cents, and the costs 81 suis
amounting 10 eleven dollars and sixty-fye cents l.
J.. B.. Wells, Sheriff Of said county % said Territory
have levied upon and viii offer for sale a. public
auction. az the door Of the house in which the lass
term Of the said District Court for said county vac
held, on Monday the 18th day Of HAY, e a, 1901, as
The hour Of 10 o'clock, a n, Of said day, the following
described property, to-Wit: The southeast quarter %
northwest quarter Of section number 30. toUnship
numbsr 8, Of range Is, east Of the Sch principal
meridian, containing 30 acres the above property
situated in Nemaha county taken rs the properly Of
James EntWistle. j.. WELLS, Sheriff
ByJ II. MORRISON, Deputy.
April II, 1851. n8O-jt-s9
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

Wood! WOOd!! WOOd!!!-We need
wood, must have wood, will have wood:
So somebody may as well bring a cord or
two "without a fuss"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

ReIigiOUS--Rev H. H. DOZENS, Pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church in
this city, will preach for the first time in
this place on Sabbath n K Eat 10 l-2: O.
clock; Also in the evening at 8 o'clock
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

who says HILL is not selling goods lower than any
other house above st. Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

Those Ladies' and Misses Shoes at HILLS are Of the
latest style, best material, and cheapest prices, and
cannot fan 70 suit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
PURE

Holland Gin. Irish whisky, Bourbon whisky, Ginger
Brandy. Cordial. Port Wine, Madeira, Wine, White wine
and Malaga Wine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
WOODEN WARE,
iDare, g.,

Which 7 offer for cash or good country produce, at prices
so low that none who desire, can be left with an excuse
for not purchasing I ask but an examination Of my
stock. THEO- HILL.
BrownviIIe, April 25th, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

Everybody goes 20 HRS 10 purchase Dry Goods
GroesFies. oueeHswsre, Hardware. Boots. Shoes, Hats
o-7G B5-ns.s, Furniture SC.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

Being a regular graduate aud practising Physician,
the p1blic may depend upon great care and accuracy in
comp ,unding Prescriptions.
BrownvfIe. April 3. nae-ty-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

Spruce CrseE, Huntington Co, Pal
January Is, 1861.
h. C. SPALDING.
Sir:
You viii please send me two boxes Of your Cephal-
ic Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours.
JNO. B. SIM0NS.
P 81 haze used one bOr Of your PILE, and find
them excellent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
Belle Vernon. Ohio, Jan. IS, ID

Belle Vernon, Ohio. Jan, IS, 1881.
HEHRY G. SPALDING, ESQ.
Please find inclosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box Of your Cephalic Pills. They
are truly the best PHs IkdUe eDer tried.
Direct A. ST0VER, NJ.
Belle Vernon, WyandOt Coo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE TIE PIECES!

rcoxozY! DISPATCH!
r%nA Ssieb N Tine Sasss Nine F'-I
A. acs5ds1ts viii happen, even in vel regulated
Families, u is very des.rabls to have some cheap and
convenient way foE r~slairing Furniture, Toys, Crock
err, 30
CPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
u-s.s II z-.l 5nseg-ao a-1 - L51ssbold can
aEsaI e glt-11tis = --Tayz ready, and up
70 t2e st-eLzE pCl-1
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
+ B-A Brush ac1oaDaaies each bottle. Price,
p cents Aodrsfs
HENRY SPAiDING.
30 As Cedar Street, New YO-k.
CAUTION.
AZ oe-lain unpr.nci ed Ters0a are attempting 20
palm ai aC tha8 nsgspecti1 public. mutations 81 ms
PREPARED CLUB, woa.d cauticne l persons On
ezauiu1 before nu0c1aS.ng. aad sc3 lLat Che full
name
SPALOINGS PREPAREE CLUES
isol tle oa1sl1s UEop2o ~ oLAo4s Lre 1H-11.1g
o3u1U!te.5
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

E-A single bottle Of sPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE viii save ten times its cost annually-A
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
STATIONERY.

FOolscap paper, fancy letter paper, gilt edged notes,
and envelopes, plain. fancy, and embossed, pens pencils
and pen-holders, inks OF all kinds i~RkstaBds, waiers
and Sealing-wax.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

q Havs5ord, Pa, Feb. 6, 1851.
Nh. SPALDING.
Sir:
I wish you to send me one more box Of your Ce-
phalic Pills, I haze received a grert deal Of beRgi
from them.
Yours. respectfully,
MARY ANN ST0IKH0USE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
WANTED;

Hides, Pelss ana Furs, for which TIE hishess pTtssa,
all times will be paid.
To Be Brief,
II you wish 10 purchase auods uu the most favoFtb 8
terms, OF dispose % Jour produce - the best pogfhis
ndranfara- Ia anra and rlII a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

Onion Seed! Onion Seed!
Large Red Onion rs cents per ID
Large Yellow 65
Round Flat Turuip 40 "
yellow Swedish 80
yellow Ruta Baga 30
Cucumber Early Short 40 "
Long Green 80
Short Green 40
Beet Seed Early Turnip 80
Long Blood 40
Cabbage, DTumhead ] so
The above Seeds are last summers crop, and viii
rive satisfaction. All orders address to WIZ. Ed
WARDS, Sugar Creek. WalWorth Co., Wisconsin, viii
be promptly attended to.
n37v5
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
Douglas Improved Sugar Mill.

The attention Of Farmers in Nebraska is called to the
following certificate Of ID Il. Ellis, who last season ran
a No o Douglas mill in Nemaha County where I had 1t
on exhibition. The price ofthis sized mill is $50 freight
added
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23
Probate Notice

Aotce if hereby given that SATURDAY. NJ r1.b ,aa,
atlo o,ciOck, A. n. is the time set 81 hsSrf1~ q
Pllcati0n Of James A. Titus, admin5Ffrfto- 81 T.sL.-s,
T. titus, deceased. for six monfhs exteoeion - -. -
make hnai settlement of aid esfate-
witness my hand and the seal on ne Probate cor,, =,
Aemaha county, Nebraska. Territorv-
hI-SW G. ". WHEELER. probate yuaze-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-23

a select stock Of light Groceries constantly on
hand and Tor sale at reduced rates a. the new store
Of ia. THURMAN,
BroW1Ville, April II. 81. n40-vIy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

MISUNDERSTANDING, 10 Carp street.
SATURDAY. April 49, 1851, at IL O'Clock
~ NJ, tho MurcAt 5 AuctiouCp's Excha re odd
Post i"t) ROYAL street, public aucor, will snl-
The vc,v drSjr bic TRIANGULAR LOT OF GROUND in
the tinnEe formed Cha 10 Willow and Gcavi-r street,
measuring 70 lrc front Cha ora ~ feet clcs line front
WILLOW q eai 10 inches the line rar lei
TO Gru'ier street. HL forming the triangle Llmibor and
Willow Streets according 10 plan made by Louis H. Pile
CT surveyor
THIS lo about square from Tie Claiborne Market and is
cghly ntcd Ter tie Erge and t>in b,I.i2css of
ha rhh7rhrcd.
ET RMSIhc Purchaser to tue Of three
notes e'ch ded 1T rcember lS5 and payable rcHUceycly
h' Louisiana state htuk a and years. c1ch -
tn in maturity per per uailin and rr
cent tlc. after II aly paid, bearing mortgage Oh he
property. and for the balance cash.
Act Of sale b,'ort T. For .i~T, Notary Pull'r
rene Of tbs purchaser. a$
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13
By J. B. WALTON,


ArrrroSrrp OEfo. 20 f,o-,- ..n.o.
- - ~ " lamp "--eS''
6 tEJ VAN, RI2 Z II. RSGt, ut ~ O'Clock EE,
- ue NJ .:t I'll n6 Aur iUucrs uhulr koyu street
nId rVr Gle ut Il ocIO X NJ the following described vau.
bic property, Wit:
SQUARE A. romainng about apcn Of land and
ing 81 feet inches front Front aud the river about
7n &c on No >tce', o feet. about Holiday street and
Isl ct n Second street. i'll lll' o. this spl udd square
of grount. there is Substantial Two Story Dive ling House
the s atoy Z" brick and c econd story irAme WIDE CALLER
in front ~ Il On tia sides containing eight principal room
and four criintl'. win out houses, etc.
pom the sHui" there arc 'c OAKS, c. nrS pecan and OcHn
tree, -n1i V"ethr garhr etc he iud Is hi-h and lE
PLACE is aiC'hG ~ being mae one Of the H. "nunE
~ me Etn! Oh &c" w cAiN heft oboe and 10" EnIGn
the Eee 'pTc place. and now occupied by the kCnuer
DENY, n,
Epl Ak'. ~ founded by Srrord Worth Third mi llo ihly
I"''s; Is ~" r &f' "l,' En."r"I ih III H. -
" y ~, - hI = "nii Z on second -ti-c and los
No%. IT, H. ,'"nn lion ing On Ilmi street, mH,rt each
- te iI'm! 0 'cr' III drL lois - ~ INC ih We, font
~ o." liI I"t I'll r Hd l3". htsNtli ming on NO III
- IN ~ " rex 'h ~ ~ ltrt III uCi! TN lots
' - ~ - '"Hit l''il u"l % llrt being on CHc
i' % 4" ~ '''' &c H IN" ~ anu rees, and Sis
''ltt,,Itt ~ - !" ~ ~ H'i'"tG r, N"ltHtc
& tr ,I,tn oY ," l GnF,L M"TthGnd lal'i y
:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13
DERRY'S COAL OIL LAMPS,
And the Original NASHVILLE COAL OIL.
At PERRY'S OLD LAMP STORE tof % years standing
No street

Whore you can't find 20 NW gallons of on nor 5000 Lamps
but where you find about 800 Coal Oil lMnS, OF MI t
Con! Oil Lump makers; together with great variety OF Cam
pho g. Spirit Gus and Solar LNmpS.
generally lav" hand Coal Oil by the barrel. which
guarantee d. usual continue supply tho trade witt
from ore To tw-n barrels and inst mly itch and
common Co on Lamps tie trade requires, nj prices
A. e found elEtwh re-
m12 IT, FERRY.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. etc.
By ANSEL EDWARDS

Removed to lUS PoydrGs street.
4 n FRTVATE SALE. al q sacrtfice, whole
IA fal0 and retail
Medical and Miscellaneous Books Writing Papers, Blank
ooka Stationery ETC. of description to close livestock
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AlN y CONSENT NF FNNTITS or Two NNNPLnwI
ru'Hn Prose- AMI iiek'eS in The Ftr> District 10 close
Partnership, tt auction without limit.
BY c. e. GIRARDEY & CO.,


q. L. GirAKnEr, Anctoueer,
Oic" No 81 Magazine street.
S T. H. 1Pf IA aSS1 ts m "S s:ost
ml nt n.,m1c TcGs At pmnic "ncrton @"t lhc
p5c 81 T4rrHE - >'fn , "a ~ G,SIt " prc o,w
the improvements 'Nrean in a First District and in he
sqr b1nndc by Tr1oUpto"Iu Religious, Orange and Race
Two Of sud lois ere rs and B. nrd measure each
parallel m;i Of &! fret II inches Lot forms the
ThS aTcr two los 3 ot III other and measure together g.
s1 iachSs @%d % 9 TG IN r St5c% by depth be
Brick Cotton Shed 81 by 3 slated roof having new Hand
Press capable Of boxing aud COMPRISING Cotton Everyhi /;
compl'te 49,, ,,,,,,,. -, ,,,,, ~, l,,,,,x,>-.,
ri s. nr in ,he square bonn I'd by Po,d as I~ayote dave
IIeval Bolivar and II lane streets ""sEnm'cd by the No g,
noScd !" he ccc Of F. ctvr N"ry pnGi !" hi
Try. Said 2ts nion cHGh o9r and m?a, each 2 feet
ncr7 aud line FRONT en- Poydlas street. by l3 feet iuches
cs'5 W." ill.,. 1@ ] n Is c'Dr,nT Two Sory
Press, capable Of ooS"@ md ronnr' sHTg Cotton
nes TEcr consuir The large Presses al oc &
on 'k them very dies '"le TO pntiss wi hing
sD-Y5;'TUS-Prooert9 Fr,y D,crtrc1-s5o, cash pnr.
and pnSnre t"6 z c,ch $3.50 r.ytI ', from
h"G So ' @ S r 19r &c q" nrFr% @
At mar ~ per en- n, fh raynr IT. rlr be'nncc he
years '4e os'e; u" ii therefor by
of uer cent hon la" of sale until maturity and per
r'" SrSSy rS1 "h9r y to %d P4y 800 o G"
pronery rah he Of $75o rnied 2nl July, S59
m1'nr and Ey '"[ G I r @ ne - oy ,sn
on paid liza ia The balance to h' pad two squ.,
in,i9 nnl> il n",s "h 2."'r> NG@r by nr'sge =
fran " @~1 per- r% r,r t." 1cir own oo
A. hv them cn,or.cd The n ca r-e allow
in" cent Aorn Us fees" fixed for ,he "ccHnro of the
Ac, Of is before W. j. Gill; Notary Public at the cx
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

SAE&sOLUiIDH--rtiE FIRM Of ROBERT l.. AD-
~ ANS co. has this day expired by limitation, j. !.
NICHE retires from firm, continued
by RDRfr L. ADA ANS wEO will settle all liabilities re-
caive all dues. j. j. NICHE,
ROBT. L. ADAMS,
New Orleans, July IL, 1850
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

r 2 MT AY!nEM
/ IL. VvAhTON........... -. j. e. WALTON,
CITY AUCTION EEP

| .-.->~>--S--,.,f - = 80 " A3-td 4 - =. .
., H. "AAEON.-......... So. j. e. WALTON
CITY ATCTTOEEER
ANNd AucEiHNEEh, APFEAi8F;f: and GENERALAGEHI
for this Purcha'e and Sale Of ZEAL ESTATE,
SLAVES LAND9 etc etc
Office, 10 Cnn,p gt-eet.
CNntt1naa biz poTsoaa attention Al sales Of Real g+aa
sH7eH 2rnitnre BaEk and other ocsa and Mc,
chsaa:7e generally.
ea7e atortion to biz .5arn Ct plans End pran books
zeal EGate- EGEgurated It !erga racine, ea7v
gqnae and oTer7 lot eY-r7 gausre With the
hereof the as oftte o7r2r, a7d other w 1aa
'Aeh from the most authentic Misunderstanding III the r.
cAHh2 sa9 and GPpraissacat Of Zeal EetGor Ibid a7al
teges md information.
80" nsn;ara and otcT outdoor raIes aendedto se27 In
CHOICE MrR0vED AND vAcL;5T FT4T- r-T7--- 1r
M"c{on. 4 T.oSorg Frans Dwelling Eace street,
r%o IG = Po y; 7H9@% yD ON rT 51e
n%E lot Of GN4rNI1 Tn Mes Le1cs, aos Iecss lrse:
~ J. 3. WALTON,
Arc;ioneer-OGice, 40 Carp street.
s 1V i II, hPrn II r. Is6t a. = ocso2s
4%a LoT or nGpu%o in the First District Of ,1, city.
1% S ia@ S:s o: ' s o1 n on sscs
tTes y depth Of g f. II inches and line, pa
Tts mRroYcmen stjng fla wcbut t,7o-.tory frame
rooms he min b G w 10Y J'c& G"I i"Ss @ id
I'm mi a ["3 nf9n%9nt N ,3E tildrE and he eli nde
TW s 0 s "F :; df k G. S lie @1 district Of nix m
T. he a9sG ~ Ns i;''T S and fla fi1
n $reEs "s.ratrd hFh n%ah.rs and mea-arn2 each
- iet chG lines from on CaTnp .tree by depth Of lz
iIef : nCths i ines, between ra!iel lines.
ONE IDF ~ GkOUND in liz Fourth District Of this city
in thc bearded By 10 seau, Phi o Scr p3.u and
le Er melsnr according plan drawn by cp IT, Pile
81 urvcIor e"tot tie St larcn, 1850 81 feet irc nj on
etcy STREET at71t >; feet in BY depth a1nt III
feet 'iCEc line. the size etf and
depth Z" Hb.u III feet nce lines the siic next %
Pin lii
"a rERM%. MI; balance i" !a aed2t months il the
their Grfier.
The raj !0i lcrr CT Pc: f a sale .5Ii,v
and per cent thereafter il not Pnct alg reid, with special
NOR - on t!H n'o1"riy '"l until nn' Payment.
The 1T tlnE % L street be i7>l the
FAC ion e 'oEdo - tin purchaser ie Iicy "a yrss i
10 he Ft.Hi0r.
Act of sale be fore " H. Peter Eota public a tic cper
# the pur9hr-"r- Ak
IND VALUABLE ButLDTNG LOTS OK. |
ryt mia street. FaH, Dis Gcl on he lin, ~ ;I. ~,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

I, hItEEGIUT, VfjiE-EEE Et3S!-AE OF
f. irrr viz h@ in enlthrr har o'r A. II. ur o
ri " OK T. hl ta 10 I,rI"r tHl.mUIr4 for in1uediHa
- " +'r' elm the IA k Vi tie "nrty- tiua-
Il; IT - = 'r oF.r Sic "5" ' Faurca X Noru.l at The
corner @t tal,.uml'.a-c '4"l Roy ii .trcgt,.
BY urd"r ,i
nOtGLNs WEST, l., Iie,:t. C,r1l p.
Z, : IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

SATURDAY EVENING. April 10, 1861.
ac:s ei 'p-'a VI fNI1oLhifo-In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13


Coonl Commanding ii r. stmtnl La Infantry.
CHts N. BEaDr0ED,
uuj Su,rrir.rr,rTt IF Prrr,,irr Service.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

J, MATEDa lEISICFs, If..
viii furnish lee bni OH The most approved
models, Pleasure and Race YacF is club mud skeleton Row
Boats Ship Scloore ard s.. Umom Yawl>, Ski AID Row
Boats Of all descriptions, built the shortest notice.
Also hand
Oars Spsrs. Blocks and crythng apperainng to Yacht
fitting Oh hlnd and for sale the lowest market prices.
n23 ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

NDTECE-AFTER SLAVES HAVE BEEN PLACED
in otor iardG DEPICTS will receive Them NJ 49,
Crayier street.
jaS IF O. r. HATGHFR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13
TEN DOLLARS BOUNTY!

7 Y
Able bodied Soldiers waited for the Marine Corps who vii
receive in addition The ahyc unity good pay, clothing
tons and lnr 'ictl HttcnIprcc.
TWO DOLLARS PER MAN Will he paid to tlo>e who
produce good for The service pay as the me1
accepted Arprtp
CAPT. GEORGE HOLINESS
Corn,r Chartres AMI 81. Philip streets, up stairs.
CAPT. 4. G. VAN BENTHU GSEN,
IS Ern.t .trnnt f,.ck nli Nm stu:rs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

phITH OF 0N-Dress Circle Istcsd Boxes Par
Gallery, 70 cents. " ' anu fi'' ~i' ihlfa
40 Doors open at c. To commence att
ss5~so ses'H sacureti raid For. = 40
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13
1iIEd Night Of Mime FrezzoIini.

n ilsE OPERA isGsUsH-CoaNEs or g0ugeov
~ and Toulouse srssfs ~ f "o'E-i'oN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13
Summer Season.
BENEFIT OF Mr.. GEORGE JoRnay
SATURDAY FErNInr .nn1r

| ,,,,, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 10 1851.
Tam Or acted the popular comedy Of JOHN BfTrJtf
u itiio tr. 6orrc Jordan Sir simon
berry z12n frank Roc1aae Mr. F. Maeder job Fbo%n s
Inc frs1y NJ G Horon Dan Mr. r. Edwif Lady Car
tgatanl M s ~ tgoa psoni Mmy Thornberry nj a.
4la piece eGSle r II fTnfS ID GaRrnde with pop
Ssn1 Mr. Joir = snttlf Ghaa Paragon Nj Geo yordne
5uan Mrs W. f. I@si6 Kate oBren, Mis- c. Thompson
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

Ct'FpH- '!ntsl, >Ew OLt"AYe,
',uIic'tOI'g Office. A. {
rec GHc5;a 3mio f"Ts Of Lfrct, C.0ittsg:; -,
,Ei entities r. The sMn'C i7
% ana IL Units nb'n med deli. y from the Tvra ,
"t ~ It.. T." H. k"' " cmfies @I cojpI 4 rcnn, # Of al
nee ' F'l IiI On te lcytr w-ei Ir fnIra r'r tho
Hptl5 Fls'cl la finished Gia@ rgirg 10 Wiucbnse IA m.
,r,,rr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

IN TII7I TIWN OF kENNER.
VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT. md l2t lots nj
Ground in IL" If kCrn"r he Inck ~ IsqiIrc3,l
WIN c II with the Nil, -ri;pi river, miles iron
New Orleans by mil and Ii miles By The river.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

ve"59GsE;ent Of The Renowned Wizard ROBERT HELLER
"Ea tho Charming BallqGisr N Sc MARY BERTRAN for
PoziiTe!y ONLY ONE WEEK LONGER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13
BY J. 3. WALTON,

DESIRABLE and VALUABLE BCtLDINE; LOTS OK.
iryt mia street, Ecu h Dis rlc, he lin. O.. the CIV
Railroad If 't'Tc'h street AMI 3no i.st Of Creunq
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

4 ~ADaa1Y %" IgGsit; ACAGEaY OF HIjsI0
sPALDINg L ROGERS .....- p-.-,
.. e. CHEsLEY... .Aanagor. D. R. CALDER T 4 .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13
BY J. B. WALTON,

ENY EALE ABI.E Tai ANGULAR LOT or GnDTND
"t Claiborne and WILLOW stIe2tS, one Square from
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

N01lCE-BY MUTUAL. CONSENT, MR.. F. EEIMON-
- ENG withdraw, this day from firm. The business
viii be conducted heretofore under the style.
S. D. GRATIAA Il CO.,
- No. SO Customhou5e street.
Now orleans, january l. lShi jail tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

EAt%SsaE4U EEtnN-THE PARTNERSHIP or PAYNE
- 1t HARRISON is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Either will attend the
The corre, and the of tho late firm will only In
liquidation. j. IT. PAYNE.
j. P HARRISON
g. W HUNTINGTON,
$500 W. II. CAMERON.
New Orleans February Is 1851.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

"A superior oon Plantation, containing Acres Of Land
OF which 1909 cic& ed and dcheI s:tuae4 Oh br Nil
sissippi river, in Hc,lll county, Ark. " $50 ma
ms p zee per ec'y protected from overflow with making
pan and good gin and Quarters sufficient hands The
land rea and nnsrra' Sod in fertility. in ro1d ref IL
uars, amply R. W tSTIIN 4 60 ~ pA'
MI in A. lTn1n stree, New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-13

:. HFf ETTiON, S'afEt HTG1FtIc&! -FTESUNS
'I''.r lJHi the nlU' ia
80 e. r d. So hY railing ifay I;i- rect IL,
- ih- tD4ny 10 be l, ,.vd 10. dur Of,
NIG u NlliLt-NT ELF
, 1861-08-22

Whit Can KRN York IfN 9


Tho Secretary Of War has directed that all
regiments, or parts Of regiments Of troons in
the several States ehall be fer 7arded to Wash
ineton aB speedily as possible, whether the
regiments are fn1l or not, or whether OF not
the men aEe equipped, armed or uniformed.
New York city aad vicinity, and this State
responded to the first Call OF the President
with aiacrlty, aud forwarded fifty thousand
men within sixty days. We have now in this
city and vicinity large number Of men al
ready mustered into the United States service.
which will swell the aggregate OF troops a.
ready fuE1ished By the State to nearly nine
tt Thousand.
4 majority Of these troops are uniformed
aud equipped and formed into regiments,
which have been In0er carefnI drlIL for q
lelgtb Of Time sufficient to enable them to be
enrolled iEto the grand army. The fract ons OF
regiments or companies which are not filled,
viii BE- 11r better e1ucated il the school of the
seld;er at a:hipgton than il New Ycrk, while
tbs iIEe.us which the order CT the Secretary
oi W.f will give to recruiting. will tend to
rapidly fill these regimsrts ana com ;,aales t.
their It quielte standard.
The r sgiments which are reported to be fun,
a:.d II Hhch are proficient in drill and discip
llEe, arc as follows: The First regiment oi
loIg Island volunteers, Col. Julius Adams
This regiment has the maximum number 81
1ntn eGzolled. ere armed, aud have oesn wait
irg for their clothing, q portion Ct which ha:
aIta6y been delivered Ihe Continental
Guards, Gel. james Il. Perry. This regiment
is nearly 1ull, armed and equipped, a7d mas ha
the benefi; Of a careful drill. Tie Anderson
Zopayes, Col. Riker. This regiment ia fui
eli intended to have left RlkGi's Island TO:
tl5 seat Of war last week, but we're uuasoida
by p-eyt uted.
TIE Fifty fifth regiment have about eight
huncfed men enrolled, end eau be rapidly Re
c1uted to the maximum. ThG Second regl
H.ehs Ut Fire Zouavss Is nearly full, and ca:
also recruit rapidly. The Cameron Legion
Cameron Rifles, Presidents Lifa Guard, Uni
tsa 81 iates CHASE eurs, Col. S=iTilts Engineers
lpgton GreIs, Ira Harris Guard, and AicClsl
Ian regiment. The number Of men il thess
regiments is ten Thousand four hundred an!
fhirIy-si5ht. It EiI be safe to estimate til,
numtsr Of recruited men not eEutneratei
aboTe, at eight thousand, making aa acyrega.:
cf i2Etsen tn eusand aouv hundred aud thirty
eight men.
, 1861-08-22

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deed of trust ilc's bears safe March tttt- D. l9a
Ieearaed = ala ofce IN 5sos il, Il DesGs It Pags
eer;sin III e. in s.a tru deed de5e5zd Is ssir5
tEe paynlsnt q pro!7issnrT sota IL *Sl o. even
ab T. 81 81 o7dsf 81 aoMm.a e ;aa
months after it, dat@ with :n:st5s. at Ten per esft PCT
aud. xhereas it Wa rrov.d II IN ana bs pa,1 trust
deed, that II csse d. !a1t uaie In Tue payment u
;ad ota &C erd.Eg t2 J.: i9.:r aai 6llcct ta7s, On
5'on, titaer II person o D. ttotEey hit srll aud
lSHse e setd Sr*2crt7 or pr5ntss' Ii S41psr pss'
AID. vhertas -au1t FIs nzle IN rayn1 ut CT said
n.Ee and psrs IL. -eof hsa b- naa- aud ap;iea-
tlol, has besa msGt. to Ella Scam b. tGs tIekx
h:Ie t,sell SO erEFo Farst to 20 b ss deed aaid
ae1p.ion therein : ssid allied ana &sl:es .ad
~iis. tn If heirs a2d assigas.
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he AID psopert7 CT p!ez1, es. the fs1sw-
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'au II ;hs wei hi. Ct ii 2,rtu est aarts: Il sec
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g. F. qF ST 4 eass 81 hr fa1r r.
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f. shTty s5= WV g UT; = 6!
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