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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-23


CorrcpoHd nee IF H. ~ Y SIN
Pw0ad, Norcp,Jer ., r. N-Thr n,vs
b ought To the ls,hmus Yesterday hy the Ryval
Mail Companys steamer from Curthi .eu, is
that Bogota rrmaius perfectly quiet under tho
Musqucra Government. General Ilcran las
come TO the | linus, where h. will rmIiu un-
I'll the next steamer, AMI then pr cool TO
Washington ms Minister from ,ho country
At a convention of the representatives. OF 'hc
Confederate States, il has been resolved that
the name of tho Republic of Now Granada shall
he changed TO that Of the United States of
Columbia. Antoluia the South of Santanlcr,
and the Cauca still hold out in favor of the old
government, but Bucnayentura, the principal
port ct the latter state, continues in the hands
Of the seccssionists. The noWs received from
the Pacific co!st appears also to be favorable 10
the cause ui MO1quera.
ny the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steamer Uncle sam, which arrived at this port
this morning, bringing III plsscDrero, (among
them 300 United States troops,) and ! large
amount @. riHes, etc., We have important news
tlom Mexico.
The Uncle sam sroke tn, Plnama on the
2i'h,lnd was informed that fight hal occurred
a Guaymas, between the foreigners all ma
'iveS, The AmCriclu Consul was imprisoned,
ard thrc" Americans shot. II is said that 80
Americans put 800 McNicins to figh,.
a Californian recently Iclchcd Manzanilli in
a small steamer from California, loidel with
percussion caps. lie was arrested aud scntenc-
ed to lie shot by the authorities for introducing
articles conirahand of war.
A considerable amount of excitement has
been created here today, owing to very inn
portant arrest made on board the Uncle Sam
yesterday, when coming up the bay.
II appears that DIR. VIM. Gwin, Calhoun
ienhan, ana j. Brent, of California, were on
board, and being OF known secession principles,
their baggage was searched, and papers compro-
missing them with the seccssionists found on
hoard. Gen. Sumner who is a passenger on
hoard, at once issued an order for their arrest by
The troops under his command.
As there was not time to land the passengers
hy this mornings tide, they could not be sent
over until the afternoon, and meanwhile the
report of the arrest Of the gentlemen got cur
rency on shore.
Some friends Of DIR. Gwin, who are here at
present, applied TO the Governor TO annul III.
arrests on tho ground that they were made /
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-23
Arcs, "r scuator Gw'n aud Others.

% YANKEES RoUT 800 MEXICANs.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-23

fd,m ms Of ~ WHITE LILLIES-FoR PRE-
I'm mi No and BEAUTIFYINd the SKIN, u
lint y hlVailed. This delightful and highly per-
may y Preparation is unequalled for remoIinS
SAYS, bloTCllES, TAN, BUNBURN, and Al
iee Tons from TIE skin, rendering il beautiful
rest form it is warranted free ffom ali iniirioa
P,gre i and Is tie article for AdieI toilea.
Also Hoods ToorHACIE DRoPs-Prios 10
oeh's-ene best article now manufactured thoss
~hS are annoyed with aching teeth, should give this
sU MA. Can 10 procured At 70 Bouth Second 81,
m M and u Hghth Aysnus, Nov
'U, 90 alAs. 4
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-23
From the Pacific.
FIGHT At GUAYNIAS.

INTERESTING IRON COLUMBKi.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-24
HOW THEY ARE MADE.

.t
Wghs Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have been hitherto
SOLELY and mainly prepared to fill special orders from
physicians duggists planters and other regular customers,
them altogether account of keir knowledge that
they pure simple and ecacous ingredients and
because their confidence in Dr. Wright being free from
putacn of offering anything to the trade that not pure
genuine The process Of dng the plants and puri
fling essential elements all foreign matter (Which
mainly the discovery Of that great chemist, DR.. Torrey1 has
alone enabled him make these Pills sufficiently
sonabe place them before the pubic general remedy
Fhe following certificate from the welknown analytic chemist
DR.. Preston, is sufficient guarantee of their purity
Dr. JoHE WRIGHT -. . 70 D,
S-A your request have subjected to the test Of analysis
quantity Of your Southern Indian Vegetable Pills. selected
random and take great pleasure in certifying that found hen
contain ong deeerious the human SYSTEM but on the
contrary they possess the Sudorfc Duetc Rxpectorant
Cathartic properties III remarkably harmonious cobna ion
and my opinion that they the greatest universal remedy
known the world. ..a.-. new N
Respectfully,
A. D. PRESTON, H. D.
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THEIR USE BY THE PROFESSORS.

If the endorsement Of their virtues by leading phycian
tried the their general among their practice
Recommendation the public then Wrighs Southern
Indian Vegetable Pills have Claim the popular conf
ence which be for others that know Of On
this subject induced TO insert the following extract of
private the venerable Dr. Henshaw Of the abest
and experienced leaders of his profession the whole
South: 20 -.....
1t may be said that ipjuring the prestige of profess
how much its services be dispensed
WITH permit preudces of that nature to sway
my conscientious of duty toward those who have placed
their bodily welbeng much in my keeping Iight easily
have told them these Pills preparation but that
adhere 10 the good old principle Give unto Cesar the
things that Cesars My advice to all who within the
range my practice is keep Pills by them and at the
warning which disease gives Them taking them
according the directions and keep their until they
certain they have driven off the In nine cases out oil
ten afterwards called in only reiterate the
instructions and patients their health in pite Of
themselves and greatly annoyance and establishment
those who firmly believe they cannot be cured of any amen
without swallowing immense quantiof and dis
gushing drugs.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-24
TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER.

In this respect think 1t worth while to publish letters
from gentlemen whose high standing renders their
testimony of little weight with people of
One from the Rev j. Barrett, widely known and loved
throughout Arkansas and lately called field Of
Northern Texas Dr. John Wright nnder
date of the 10Th of September, 1855, as follows:
"You little know the good which has been accomplished al
ready by those few boxes of Pills recommended to
that They have been blessing many unfortunate
member Of my little flock and in all this neighborhood they
are hailed habnger Of health am satisfied now,
dear FRIEND that you under estimated their value the
you explained their effects to Such and pleasant
remedy before given to helpless by his mercu
Author
The other is wealthy and successful planter of Alaba
ma, which we insert entire:
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PURE, sIMrLE HARMLESS, AND NATURAL ALTER
.1- T1vEAND BLooDPURIFIEa,
FOE rHB


Rsnitten Nervous Inammatory and Pusrd
Fevers Measles, Small Pox and Eryspelas Infanma
ton Of the Brain Throat Stomach, Lungs Liver, 1ntes.
tines Kidneys and Bladder; Pains In the Stomach Back
and Side Consumption Dropsy of the Head, Of the Chest
of the Abdomen aud of the Limbs Sctofua, Scuryy and
Syphilis Cancer, Gravel, Loss Of Appetite Sick Head
ache Splitting of Blood Rheumatism, both acute and
Chronic Diarrhea, Dysentery and Colcs; syncope Apo
pexy, and Paralysis Dyspepsia Hypochondriasis, TIE.
tanus Epilepsy, Whooping Cough, Palpltaion Of the
Heart Ulcers and Sores every description Mysteries,
Weak Nerves. and Lowness OF Spirits Suppression, and
other delicate Female Complaints. , ~ ~ T-s. q
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cHARTEK OF rHE CALHOUN MARINE
oosrEpERATE STATES OF. AMERICA.
STATE OF LOUISIANA; P4Rtsa Of oRLEas

. III ~.
73 Mai -s' sr4rE OF LOUISIANA; PARISH OF ORLEANS,
s ssy ma ss ss GETTY Il pass z
duly md ssps came as an 49,
he parties who named ana gasssssnssd
asss IT, p g passe IL General
mi "a &c
ss as ss By a aa saS hs
and represented have formed themselves in'o
ssss @ b. 5
articles Of agreement 4 RT1c1,E FIRST
The Marine and ila domicil is hxed
' .1 - ~" ARTICLE SECOND.
ard % # e. and and
seas rivers nsts essasss # the s nf q
ts service If the Stats General Govsrnmsn for PR
yA's lawful ends and 9 sETfoln THIRD.
p rh sn # C. sad e
e as provided Fl L As FoS SsI4
The President Of the Association shall BE- the officer
n Es.5ss IsTs ssp.is,. i u.
& s Bis sas ssGs
between aid Gesr hundred snares Of
nSs AuH1t' 't'S ARTICLE SIXTH. $50.
The business affairs Of the Association shall be managed
e ena sSnpossd
es s Tes se p S
Of the votes present at meeting called and held upon simple
written h''se '' A 'n AR sTPSs SEVENTH
years. Sn nas Be- said time with
of the stock represented at meeting called Ter
). AETIok Il E1Gn Ia,a FL, ,n. he.
yend his unpaid sHbseriPt R%fo1E ninth
Proper books of the transactions of the Associa
Tssz I'll L aa az
time have access. 3Jfs N l7s Wy ~
The Executive Committee may adopt such Rules, Regula
items and they think and sppout such
sass
E d ase
ASSOCIATION purchase other vessels wheneyea they
saffRsi 81
under said authority Of lawful nature in connection with the
o''e''S q ui' Nss0 ARfiGLE ELEVENTH..
nn ass t he Executive or an
sssa a s sn
pose which meeting the iqudaors shah be named the
powers pow rs asiaaots
by reoion and with the consent Of majority Of the stock
~ ARTICLE TWELFTH.
the should die before the expra
ao the stock interest Of such subscriber subscribers
Pi0 sG
he
se
legal Of the deceased party or ana the
| SUI vivors. z5s4gsl 8
| l. ARTICLE THIRTEENTH.
The Of the stockholders eir and me Num-
Der held such TINS c
4 and opposite the of each respectively
Thus done and passed. office at the So city Of New
Orleans in Beuvenu and James W. Dupses
SIS witnesses lawful age and donciaed in this city who
herenno sign their together with the said parties and
me Notary on twelfth day Of November thousand
eight hundred and sixy.one. HT '''-- d.! - s,@
Original, signed by the parties .s4t.-.sl. o.,
/ JAS. W sDtTPI.ESSIS. [F}g5
| WALTER Fl. PETERS, N. P
Ieertfr the foregoing copy original extan
| in nv current records. WALTER II. PETERS, n. P.
| New Orleans Nov. IL 1851, WIT T%'e mis- law5w
VET NJ. WALTON, AUSTIN, TEXAS .... +
| w. Attorney at Law and General Land Agent,
PAYS TAy ES FOR NtIN-RESipENTS. - ~, rs.
| rayT BUYS AND 9 FILLS ND SCRfP. erc.
Il SULPRURIC ACID-A FEW GAR8oYS OIL OF
y Vitriui for sale low, TO CLOSE consignment b..
/ MA If NJ s. HEDRIGR, 81 Garal street. Z
| DCTAsH FOR SALEM QUANTITIES TO SUIT
L purchasers. Apply No, lSS Tcheupitopas street
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= : Il JoHNP. WALDEN, .g-'
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans. O.

c1sevrBnr coyR DISTRICT VILE DE LA MEIE
10 ''' -'' '''l RaW-H,516
I'M VERTU. DUN writ de smisie ct vente
Ia adresse par Honorable Cnquieme Ceur de District de
la Nouvele Orleans, dams aare cdessus, E. T. Parker
c-reyan sheriff par moi transierr6 lie proc6dei lie
yENDREDI "a de anvier 1862, midi pHoe de Ia Cite
rue de la Commune les du Camp des Maasns
la pubque adjudication de Ia propriee don't suit Ia
description y.,-. = : %. y 1870. a., gs. ,5
VILE dams et borne les rues du Colisee Fsice Pyte
Ste Marie ct desgnes les Nos 2 s. 4 70 Ell ivant
plan dressa par Hugh Grant, arpenteur. l . T.
Lea dts teens ayant les dimensions suvantes SAVIOR Les
lots Nos 8 ct IL chacu 6 eds II pouces gnes de face
la Ste Marie sur 100 pieds de preondeur Le No 81
les Nos chacun 81 peds pouces lgues de face
la FeciG, 10 pieds de profondeur ~ ~.
Ensemble les basses ct considerations qn sy
trouvent. .... 49, .. d .e.-t. ,r4.r 80. a'
Saisie dams l'afare ci-dessus ..
UONDITIO NS-Compant au moment de REHABILITATION.
JOHN p WALDEN,
iRI024 Sheriff lie In Paroisse d. Orleans
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND D1sTRIcr CouRr lsUCCESSIoN OF JOHN BRECK
of New Orleans, ENRIDaE' GRAYS9N. - No.
WHEREAS, Caroline G. Graz s0n has petit
w toned the Court for Letters of Administration the
estate husband John Breckenridge Grayson, de-
ceased intestate- ..-. d, -
Notice hereby gwen all whom may to show
within days. why the of the said petitioner
hould not be granted. ..- ,.F.
By order of the Court. ~. -..s.. 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-24
LETTER FROM A PLANTER.

-. -'-.' q a.. Ro.EvALE, Ala, Nov. 4, 1850
Messrs. John Wright & Co.,
New Orleans, La.
Enclosed please find check No. 9l, at three
dsys Mobile for SAG So in settlement of account to
will please forward three dozen boxes more Of
Wghs Southern Indian Vegetable Pills They arethe great
est thing across and heavy medical BILL
yearly place. The directions plain and easily
derstood finds difficulty in treating
case his knowledge, with promptness
perfect Ny healthier and stronger
than any plantation know and canddy confess it
to my opinion that that this agreeable
fact solely the which is taken of them at the first
complaint Sickness and their being treated by Of
these Pills. them altogether in own family and would
without full supply for small fortune This
high praise you it is nothing less
than the plain truth Please forward the Pills
at once and by the route as before.
Yours rnlN
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= r. WRIGHT q GO.
Health rs MANS CHIEF BLESSING

---<5- y. w R1OlLL Gl0SSs.~~~-~~~
HEALTH Is MANS CHIEF BAESsiNG''
"Oh, Happiness how far we fee
f.r4 From thy paths In search Of thee !! ~ -
From Health, thy own pure fount, We stray, z,
'0 Nor God given instincts Ger obey ..r III no
90 Too proud from Natures self TO earr--7 4 Nr Is
@ Natures own remedies spurn." 4 ~ =
yyRIGtar's SOUTHERN INDIAN yEGET-
ABLE PILLS .a' .r-1 q
orFsRED 10 raz PEOPLE or ras
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
.r.'-' yS- ~" AsA
PURE, sIMrLE HARMLESS, AND NATURAL ALT ERA
TIVE AND BLooD.PURIFIEa,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-24

WINES, BRANDIES, ETC.
so casks Caret, Bordeaux.
100 Caret, various brands
$50 cases White Wine, Chateau Eyquem
100 Yarmouth.
100 Absynth, O. Lecoure.
Kirsch, @. Iecoultre
1000 ia kes Champagne various brands
50 quarter Port
SO half and quarter casks Sherry. -,
200 c, sk- Cognac, of the following hrands-Panet CO.
Guard, Dupuy Il Co., Gauter Freres, CASTILLO saEa
rae Co.. Pinet Castiion & Co., larronde Freres.
% casks Rochelle Brandy. .
30 cases 100 halt boxes each Green PeaS
Is cases 100 half boxes each Patss Truhfes
IL cases SO half boxes each Turtles.
so Strawberries in juice
loo Burgundy Wines . .u,,
For sale by B. u. GhAliAA d ", 49,.
oS Gnstomnolse sfeet'
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.-.,-. -, MISSISSIPPI AND TEN
8 & "a sEak ssss - NRssEE RAILROAD.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.

!.
PIFTY.THREEs MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
HOURS TIME SAVED.
Travellers going from. New Orleans Memphis, Hunbolt,
GAINESVILLE and Nashville Tenn and Columbus and Bowling
Green Ky, will save
,FOI-R HOURS IN TIME AND FIFTY,THREE MILES IN
DISTANCE,
By buying tickets Memphis the Mississippi and Tennes
Railroad.
Also to points on Mississippi river above Memphis or
o;bts IN rsnsas on the of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad for the interior of the State.
MAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave the New Or
leans acsou and Great Northern Railroad Depot daily at
and arrive at Grenada l50 A. NJ, and at Memphis at
NJ connecting with the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road and arriving Nashville at II p NJ the evening"
Daily Line of STEAMBOATS, leaves the wharf Mt Mem
pis for ents Mississippi river far north as Fort FL
low New Madrid and Columbus, Ky.
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS Sl+ b.
Re sure TO ask for Tickets Mississippi and Tenres
Railroad to Memphis.
NILES MERIWETHER,
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent
F. s. RICHARDS, General Traffic Agent. d7 VI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-24

FIFTH DISTRICT couRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
PY VIRTUE of q writ of seizure and sale
I'D directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court Of
late Sheriff by said late sAef transferred, will
proceed sell at public auction the City Hotel Common
Street between Camp Magazine streets. FRIDAY 24h
day of January, 1862, at II O'Clock NJ
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the -
Fourth District of this city in the square bounded by Cot
liseum Felicity. Prytana and St Mary streets. and Ezl
designated by Nos 26 and n per plan of Hugh
Grant Lots Nos e and q have each 6S feet II
inches lines front Marys street By 40 feet in Depth
Lot No 2has front of 80 feet Felicity street by 10 feet in
DEPTH the lots Nos and have each front Felicity
sree feet IL inches and lines by depth of 0 feet
Together with all the buildings ans Improvements thereon.
Seized in the above suit ~. .,sr4.. s--= lG
TERMS-Cash on the spot. 80
$500 =. = = = = 90 JOHN P. WALDEN, aa..g-f
;FSnfy ba p,rith gof0rl t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-24
THOS. @. HENDERSON

From Dr. HUMPHREYS of Charleston s. Co. we have received
the following honest letter. written to him by poor but worthy
man strong and slwart soldier in the army of
Southern independence:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-24
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FUREITURA,
Large Plate Mirrors etc. at auction. ye.'-r

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURE1TURA,
Large Plate Mirrors etc. at auction. a@.'- .
BY McCERREN & LANDRY,
-ar- e. W. McCERREE Aucioueer.
g. Office and salesroon Masonic Halt St. Charles ST.
TUESDAY, 2ith instant at 10 o'clock A.
M, the premises, No 40 ST. Charles Streets between
Common and Grsvier streets, will be sold
The Of those elegantly furnished apartments No. 80
St. Charles street, comprising Rosewood Paro Sets deboards
and Etageres splendid assortment Of Mahogany Furniture
and very costly French Plate Mirrors four
rich Gas Chsnoeiers with all the Fixtures in the
house. several very rich Busse Carpets Damask 4nd Lace
Guaus Silver and Paedware Bedsesd Sofas aud Lounges
Bureaus Mattresses Feather Pillows and Bosers, Bed Linen
Crockery and Glassware fine Cooking Range. with
large lot of Copper Cooking U-n all Of which is
open for Inspection be examined any time previous
" RS-TERMs-Cash DIG
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= JoHNP. Walden. :,
Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.


DkUxIEAE COUR DISTRICT 7LA lille DE DA NUUVEL-
IS-s--- - LIE ORLEANS vs.. ARTS
de Ia Nouyelle- Orleans } TIDE Bars No. 1900
INN VERTUt dun writ de saisIe ct yeHte
E moi adresse Honorable Deuxeme Cour de District
Nouvee Orleans dams Paaire cdessus e procederae
VEEpREDI "A de anyier 1862 midi de La Cits
de Ia Commune entire celes du Camp ct des hagasns
pubique adjudication de 10 proPee don't suit la des
cription. savoir- "NsgEsT q A
DEUX TERRANS ktues dams lie Quaee District de cette
Vile dams et borne par les des Mngasins du Canp
Philippe ct Premiere Les dts errans dasgnes les
16 II suvant plan drese par Buson arpentenr date
du 10 de Mai 1851 depose en- petude de Dqeae nstaire
suivan plan de A. DeArEas apenteur deposa
bureau u Sheriff Les dts terrans ayant chacun 81 peds
pouces de face Ia du Camp $50 pieds proondeu
contgus -.. Z. y. s-..-f
Saiste dams Pafare cidessus. ...r..,- .I.- .-.-s
observation-disclosures au moment de Hadjudcation. ~
JOHN P. WALDEN, -r.r
Sheriff ParosHe d. OflkRns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-24

.DEuxILHE CouR DE DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA NELLIE
de 10 tF' ORLEANS VS.. D. COLOMBO
Nouvelle Orleans. No. 1878
LIN VEHTU dun writ de safsfe ct ,yente
IA moi adresse par Honorable Deuxieme Cour de District
de Nouve Orleans dams aare cdesus, e proc6derai lie
VENDREDI n de janTier 1862 midi Hotel de la Cite rue
de la Commune les res du Camp ct des Magasns la
pubue adjudication de ID proprets don't suit 10 des
cription. savoir-- 'r '.s-+t1;l & - "a -.
TN TERRI AIN situe dams lie Premier District de eete VILE
dams e borne par les Caope Baronne la Pomenade
des Trtons ct ID Dryades 81 pieds de face Ia
Promenade des Tious, I'D peds de profoneur.
Saisie dams paffaire ei1essus. .s .-.-y -- Z
CONDIT1ONS-Conptan moment Naturalization.
: SIS, Z 3r- e ISL. s9i- JOHN p. WALDEN. Is
d23 Ja1024 Sheriff de Ia Parosse ORLEANS.
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VI.
of New Orleans. ARIsTIDE BARE No Is, 6o0.
DIX VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sssie
ID directed by the honorable the Second District Court
of New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed 70
Camp Magazine Streets FRIDAY 24th day Of January,
1862 at IL O'Clock NJ. = -! : e.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the Fourth
District of this city in the square bounded Magazine Camp
Philip and First Streets which said lots Of ground desg
mated By the hos l6 and II on plan Of b. Busson
Notary Public in this city plan No. Of book No g. and
also plan of c. A. DeArma Surveyor and deposited in
Office The said lots have each front Of 30 feet
inches Camp street, depth Of $50 feet and adon each
other. F 800 -t# E.'.. ..it ~, Ftt'H 4 r
Seized IN the above suit 'ft- f7fr'.a N' '@@ 500
TERMS-cash OIL the spot l.-- -. .... -
IT=7S2-1z = q = ~ "a JOHN P. WALDEN
ShariF nft he Parish ofnrf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-24
LIVER COMPLAINT.

Dr. Humphries;
Dear Sr-I don't know what to to make you know how
grateful feel for those boxes of Wrghts Southern Indian
Vegetable Pills gave me- After having suffered FOR SO
many years and thought never going to get my health
be worth one good days work strong and hearty
as ever my e and that after having tried every
thing else ever getting all kinds of doctors who
could tell affection OF the liver but could not cure
It, although God knows enough of their prescriptions
II the prayers of poor like will help You any, doc
tor, yor have mine. -.. ..
Yours, gratefully and truly, .
JOHN W. SIMMONS.
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sHERIFF,S Sales.

Tang s a.r spis.s. Txs ss sH
Il isss n .5sas II
sell public aaetIsn :. .hs Gig Hotel ssne
4 s III 4 Rfssisss HI 81 1851 s
and n ss'sss ns -
city f hs .sa 2
Ansea g front on 'ae'on
ssss sSsssss :,
s shs Sa sassa s
@sss % s. sS.3 ss,ss. z
deposited III the sherifs Office for reference. s s
TsRMs- " On The spot.
,s1,.s z sheriff Il .he Psrish Il Orleans
6 : XIV
IT, g q, as Faa de
"a L SnsDI Il Dc dssssrs ISL midi
Commune Camp ct dss Magas.ns
ss 4 Il HssRf tss' III
s. Thams
aqueIle portion de tee ere mssars 60 gieds
Ensembs s1se outes les bs.sses ct authorizations qu y
cuisine s.ges attenanta IL aison ne hatsse deuS
ss1s sssa ~ ga ~
au bureau du sheriff pour reconrs. ~ ~
sj,is dsns ssi5s de Adjudication. "
JOHN P, WALDEN. e s3
I n22dI7 "A Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOrisans.
sEcosp D1srRIcr couKr CITY OF KEw ORLEANS VS.. o.
DY VIRTUE Of q writ OF seizure and sale
ID dceed by the Honorable the Second District Court
Of Orleans, the entitled will proceed
sell public auction the City Hotel Common
tween Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY, 24th day
OF january 1861, at II o'clock NJ y t--s ~
| A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the First
District Of this city, the bounded by Caoe Baonne,
Triton Wak and Dyades .tree and having front Of 81 feet
on Triton Walk street BY 40 feet in depth. ~ arr .
/ Seized In the above suit. .- "a ,s p ..+. s.-.
/ TERLS-Cash on the spot. ~
4r.- e..g.s NJ Sheriff OF The Parish Of Orleans.