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e ROsELIUs, RECEIVER, vs.. VIM o. DENEGEE-
Third District Court Of New OrIsans-No. 2i,8fS
rY VFRTUE E of writ of seI2uare aEld s s4Aie
ID 70 me directed by tie Honorabete Third District ouI
Al rublie aacti0u, the Merchants and AueoneeEa
9ys{ ree between Canal and Cusu1Hh6use streets,
ia, second Of this city tlttDA ts tisli
da7 Of December, 1856, at IL O'Clock NJ the following e
'sFosd sLRsVsS Tors or GROUND, qat4d IN she Second
rtrF f f6fg city IN square four hnndeq and sEe:
slT bounded BY 5taaytle1 A3rA5' t LII 1ne
ssraef4 and desgnatad Nas one tWo hFe eis tle'
tiir5se f6lrtseu Gtteent sixeen seVenteef a
a: f6ss 6aTjug tile following Dimensions y1 Lets os.
ono tao Eve have fons eacfi o. esti "a
s ai free lines IN Bguyle street. by one hundred ana
.r feet sIy inches depth. Lots Nos elshs ana uhg
- frgt Of forty feet each Mafft p Que
and fry feet in depth Lots NOS ~ In ic5es nm
aTI sixteen haze rent Of forty t799 3t " ~ - N
Tnz street by hundred and twelve set " a
4aTt6 and lots seventeen and eighteen nss9 e
front Of three feet On Alexander street, " @
snS . M FIT III L0TS or GROUND situated in sad Second
T,i+rft ii tho sauare hundred and GWe!Iysye
q.d ssfgnatgd opt fGur FIVE sig, seven elgi. | "
nd Said lots having the following dfIensolls5 w o
NJ me forms the corner Louis and duFHt tfss, @
fsE frt Of ttry front on ST. Louis stree f,-
] l sleyeT FEET i've inches depth and lots Hos t2Is
80 seven eight nine ard have each 'front.' q y
I'D m st Ia street by hundred and eiey III a,fo
i@ebes IN depth. Lot No. toTms the corner u p
aaa HI R EsTiEE SQUARE or GROUND, stuated IN
th esre District and designated BY the no oIr .
titfrtvx Sli5J bounded by St Louis, Olympia 81
a5e sSp III sNTIRE SQUARE OF esoUsD situated
IN he First District of This city, and designatea ~ ~.
three hundred and forty SIX t3iS1 bounded by "
Bs5flfn solomon streets and CarroiI:on Avenue .ta
she Whole As Der Of section No. 2 detosltea u ZIG
,5ce of the seve pontBg with the p.n OF
5nt deposited the olce Of Joseph GuTilleE NOTARY 2
! seized IN the above suit.
E5- TERNs-Cash on tnes espet, r,7,v, N r44vs
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ARrrC ExGRAvINa.-Ou old townsman
Doug the well known engraver, it will be seen
by rebnce to card published in another col
umn che CRESCENT this morning, is now loca-
ted 40 10 Camp street, and is prepared to do,
in hiscustomed elegant and artistic manner, all
desctons of engraving, such as wedding, visiting
and tness cards, accounts sales, bills ladiug
chectnvoices, letters, etc. We have lately re-
ceivd ON friends several wedding cards which We
fountre of Douglas handiwork, and never saw
any sg to equal them; both in point of the
engrag and in the printing, they were perfect
mastieces and would have reflected credit
upons enrravcrs of Paris or London, AS Mr..
Dougtis a great lover Of his art and has his
wholtl in Ills work, It can be well understood
that ie and beauty Is developed by almost
every ypch Of his pencil, Tie majority Of ON
lnarrisibe ladies consider it almost impossible
to 3el1fed without cards from Douglas, anc
now Abe is so conveniently located at No. II
Camlaoet, We expect that his prosperity vii
be grar than ever.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

CUsbIHousE BRoKER,-It will be seen from
his carinNnother column, that our young friend
Mr.. RiAardr. Nolan has entered upon the busi-
ness ofcustN house brokerage, and that his office
II at No. Fnt I4evee street, opposite the Gus
tom House. T. Nolan has had a good many
years eXpeflte in all the intricacies of the
United statesevenue, both as a merchants
clerk qnd as alnQploy6 in the department. He
is prompt, atteye and intelligent, and his in.
tegrity is spotles We cheertully recommend Mr.
Nolan to all perS having commercial transac-
tions with the GUS Is at this port.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, QUAlRlEME coUk De
District de la NouYelie Orleans
Etat de la Louisiana QUE presentes COZ
cernents ,alut
A T,TENDU. que Henry III. Stanley, ayant
n acet une par lie sheriff de la parosse ds; @
leans proprata dapres Gecftte sest a9oL %
a m ggeeT nS fe's I n RT 1885, eet doben
d IL % na y" pour
des acqutrsus venes udcaires approuve e ~ mars
ot CONNIE ct ineresees dams cette
a % Is ssss az ds dc ia onve
leans esquees personnes pourraeht lare Yao aa arol
ecTee par suite dun defiant orme dams odro e deeret
@ ee BAR suite dune irreeuaritG iesaite qpeleOnqge
les les % s S air ~
dams jouts qu sutyront Ia premiere u
cete les journauz les raisons pour esq9ees
i" Sente phs ie ne 81 1t 5a r Serir de- Ia oSrSsse
ye4ie dasas Ie Fever 1866 dams lgprqce ntitne Henry
cstt Soar aaaele vene Henry Stanley dcvans gcqat
Fear pour pr gu0raute mile pi"tres complaint eqnei
ist mains montant de Thy
r ] tro iSsrcs ct tidoto tros
@ tt. nsan an ionr ia yentc au tout cinq
ID lie lit acqnprsnr pnye c2wptnt les fais De yenta ct
racte mil trois cents dix sept PaStteS e.
a. n e dit acqSreur atant lie domandeur dams rafare
essrs puseesBsur dc lhyPoheque ttaht &c pteLtie
bGne Ia Banca a prtx de- adRIcGt6n aquelle balance
Inuu,e de tr utehult mile giRfe VhEt aouHa
piastres quatorze cents ct lcMx tlers-S39,V9O IS
Description popnttt tete Quee est donneo dams
L. In Serssin te rain on moreeau de sitne dams
4rrse DistGt de eee vile dams iet Genps entrs e
mesure Amsrcane Eente ct IN pds on5e ponce$ e. en
Il ciuq tgnes proloudeur ses pa4lelss Ae4n
pnrl III Hamilton Wright par Nehat DC Louis I LedHe I
q s2o peeembTe, ls55 ,o... a.. i. ..-,o sl+oa dan,
meme district q e meme e nyaHi @ g T. @Sfe ] am
environ lrne de9T peds e a IA tms a% & M T." o
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
The Fortieth Congress.
MEMBERS zLEc1ED NOVEMBER c, 1866.

democrats in ltalics-Re-eIected marked with J
We find the following summary statement of the
result Of the election on Tuesday in the New York
York Times, Of the 7th:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
Nlls,lspi,4,i Intelligence.

...,.i ,,, Il, a, ,oro,ia,. .,,,,o1,i,,rr
onc OF our MlSSa'1pPi 49,, or
= ~ gi'oo' K '""s an+ n3rcart nsos fhe r,iIo,ynr
5o"ns iauy o.
LempestuouS H@uio'
She was called out by q tornado OF applause,
which was increased 10 hurricane by ntf fehueI-
ing Of The wearing oi ule 1fey.H
The police of Vicksburg have discovered a SER
,,;oa of silver nIote in a barrel of mnal The mi
VIZ y, ,'..S1 A.. g,
llitis D. L' w. "eIe chEi'FFa uPo' tHo PiINs2'
The service is held by Squire Burke, OF Fcksburs,
for identification, and Is supposed to be the pro-
,,ar,tv, of eittzars in t1 nin mr. eastern norlion
Il
y , ,"e 2'''e -. ~, ,..,
LIE SHILOH DEAD'-Ahe Shuoh buf!al Asso-
citation, formed for the purpose Of purchasing q
portion Of the field where the gallant Johnston
IN t,r ;,+.rri,,. +io rr,c,,larata 5aa7 whose
~ t,.,6 S"' ,'.,sI 80 rSnial Lo,,a
pontS lie pE"cHlns from SH'IoH " S"' ''I.''i 80,
issued an appeal TO the people. me opJs'I Is " "
obtain two hundred acres Of this sacred soil, fell
+a 1nr,bnr ,rol,n a fancp. md nlant Osape orange
w +-|,'' = ~ -,
l"t . n'N5'' Go"'' ""''o''7 my
s. D. Lee, at Columbus.
The Yicksburg Herald il authorized to say that
the State tax on new cotton Of one dollar per
bale has zone into effect.
The members Of the Mississippi press who at.
tended the late convention Of editors and pub.
fishers, in Vicksburg, were rendered a compl.
Inentary dinner by the citizens Of that place,
EMIGRATION WEsrwAnD.--The Holly Springs
Reporter says:
Almost every day we see wagons, loaded witt
household furniture, vending their way TO the Iai
West M2sT ol te e3a5 f [ eto @'G "a Go P%5SS. %oo
int h6nest Sborna9 men in search Of cheap land
,eyond the Mississippi. They have just com
leneed the world on their own responsibility, anL
Hhng no lands n the 9&e ol ,hgf gtgtn ,and eg
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
70 4h''As--'-'li oH 'I'' sp'iai HARRY t. HAYS,
SteriT Of the Parish Of Orleans

or THE LITE q J. aGcoEA AAgki zo II f8s
ceaset-sec0nd District Court Of New oreaiis-to' 1'
ny VIRTUE OF ana in obedience TO an
ID order of sale rendered Sept 70 ls65 and 70 Ts
y the Honorable the Second District Court Of v|
IN the above entitled natter Will proceed 10 sell ~
auction at the Merchants and Aucongers
Roya street Canal and Gustarhonse street. N
the Second District this city SATURDAY the W J
Of November 1866 u o'clock for account OF SAID snees
sion the following described property, viz e1r
/ a CERTAIN TRACF OR PAhGEL OF 1AADt 81
uate living being C0ncorda parish, IN TINS stte,
sied as follows he northeast quarter Of southeast quar-
ter Of sect on twenty three @ the south half Of the south
west quarter half Of the southeast quarter ana the
south aIf the northeast quarter of sectior twenty
aud fractional northwest quarter nf section twenty-five IN
township i've north range the land dstrlc5
kiver containing three hutared ana ninety
acres according to the official plat "f the urye9
lands land office Of Louisiana patent NO oo
dated june 1850 Registered in the record Of patents az
| Baton Rouge, in vol G, page9R
/ O. A CERTAIN TRsCT OR PARCEL OF LAND stu
ated lying and being In st. Helena parish in hts STATE
containing hundred and seventy acres more or less
and bounded the north by lands Of Owen j. Donnel on
the by lands Of Robert Carter and Mrs Dixon on te
by lands Of r. j. Carter and the west by iads OF
j. Garter and lands Of the estate Of H. ]. Gasscocki os
ceased .
property will definitely adudcAged highest and last
bidder it wlbrng twelve months credit the
furnishing bond, with good and 70
g satisfaction The Administrator of this estate d specal
mortgage the property sold until final payment said prS
ceer shall have deduct and pay in cash the amount eL
rinring She's and Clerks fsessay about SS6 and iur-
herrr the and Parish the Of which has
h'' Se' Oee4 HAERY II HATS.
Gt,arf1r r rf,sfY x5fif rlHnr
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List of passengers per steamship Agnes, CAY

List of passengers per steamship Agnes, Capt
R. j. Bourne commander, from Indianola oatur-
day, November 10, 1866:
Tbos Cnlmils Chas Wood Elias May Henry Clay, Evore
CUrw1n Isaac Robinson, John Terry f Morrison Walker
Geo Nelson MUrr, Smith, VIM Pounds, Richard Lewis.
------sz----14~4
Passengers per steamship Agnes from Indian
ola and Galveston:
rhos Cat els Morris Smith Elias May, Rchald Lnrs
C4rman Chas Wood Jro Perry BY Clay, Wniker, Isaac
Robinson Gee Nelson, VIM Pounds, and Others
Passengers per steamship Morgan, fromIn Indian
ola and Galveston:
Messrs CheesmGn, Gill Grgg Wien, Haltz, Patton Mar
quis Murray Huuter Bird Capt Brooks ana ten on Geek
The steamship Liberty will leave on the i4th
inst, and connect at Havana with the French
steamer which leaves on the 18th lust, for Hayre,
via St. Thomas and Nazare.
-----ay- ss----
Passengers per steamship Victor, Capt, Gurden
Gates, from New York:
Capt Ltewort Mr. &eGoasle, vie and child Ms GS'f g
and two children, hrs NJ t5oonb, Mr. Blown, Mrs G 4
NChu 3 and children, Mr. G Davis Mr. joseph Henry
b John Allen, CsL Guugh ar Garter Gutte and Il IN Ih
seerage
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w AA'-3 HARRY T. HAYS,
Srerif df theFarish OF Orleans,

7 Il pOHIHAJfS h Coz VS. SAMUEL WEILL4-Sixth
District COuEb New Orleans, No l6+S2
DY VIRTUE Il Of; ana In obedIence TO, am or
ID der Of sale rendered November I 1866 aud to directed
by tile honorable The Sixth District Court o New Orleans,
IN he above entitled cauae will proceed sell NJ public
auction on WEDNESDAY, the 2tst day Nov, 1866, ~ l06
O'Clock H., my warehouse, No 25 Jefferson street. IN the
Second District OF his city:
Eleven hrres Flour barrel Aoas es, two erces con-
tsiung Lard, and two boxes OF 5 slaTatus.
Attached and seized il the above suit.
R8y- TERHs-GHSh on the spot. -.
Sheriff az the Parish of Orleans
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sUCCEssIOg oFTHE LATE CHAs. ST. .vfBbE De BON
g.. ufetrin n A. &4Irn

sUCCE9sIUN OFTHE LAVE GHAs. ST. FFIaEDE BON
Dsceased--Second District Court oE AsE oEeans-
No. 2G,073
Rx VIRTUE Of apd y sbet5snef I5l sset 70 sna an
10 ma directed Uy Honorable the Second strict Court
Of New Orleans tn the emitted matter viii ptoeeedt toBen
al nb at tile Merchants and AnctfDHeers ESchange
ROYAL street between Canal and Cugamhonse streets in th
rHnf Distct d this city on sATUkB ~ he l1th day OF
SGener 1906 NJ IL o'clock NJ for of said sueces-
sion he Following Described property viz
tNIt TOF GROUND situate in the quars bounded oy
Iaayete nlvez Poyds and Johnson street in the frst
jstrf Of he City New orleans measuring thrtyt eeG
evan iDe6es and lines front Lafayette street by
deuth f seyentyve the line 0hn.o street.
seyentvbee feet eigh, three lines in depth on ho
line towards Gaivez and tnr-two set seven hcheS
aud i've lines wide n the rear all American measure
Together with al the Buildings and 4mpFevement$ thereon
cousistiug of story Franz Home, No w Laiyette
tree wing three and enree, small kichen nu
IF Rnsd having rooms ctstern Brivies e a pef pan
Drawn Nv q A. AnBs, architect and which wllt ne on
exhibition al tic Exchange days that q sale
~ AANA HARRY r. HAYS,
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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WHO MAKES YOUR IF you are particu-
lar about the style in which your houses are fixed
up and prefer anything being done in workman
like and tasty manner, then we say go to Mr.
George W. Homan, No. IA Royal street, and give
him your work for if anybody can beat him We
would be astonished indeed. He has experience
taste and skill. What more can be desired?
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

TIE ROYAL STREET RAILRoAD.-We invite at
tention to the card of a number of property hold
ers on Royal street, in which they express desire
that the much talked of railroad should be built
m ROVaI street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

Forty eight millions of gallons of petroleum OF
have been exported from The United States III the
lOCt yAn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

MooDY's MISSION TO EURoPE.-We have heard
it whispered around considerably in certain cir
ces, that the trip which our feIlowctizen Col. $.
N. Moody made to Europe during the past sum
mer, was upon important business, and that most
interesting results are likely to be the consequence
That the colonel had several interviews with the
emperors Of France and Austria, and the kings q
Prussia and Italy, is well known, and that it Is
even whispered that he was offered grand cross
by a certain great potentate provided he wo0le
become a citizen Of his empire. But We mus
confess we were not prepared for the astoundin!
information given us a few days since 1t is in
deed nc new thing for merchants of known tai
ent to be entrusted with important mission
abroad, and we believe that on one or two ocea
sions it has been done before by our Presidents
but as Col. Moody was so we'll known to be AYERS
to seeking political notoriety that none of hi
townsmen were prepared for his elevation to a
important political position. Bat, as Cincinnati
returned to his plow after rendering importa1
services to his country, so does Col. NJ. com
back to us, and has brought with him stock {
goods never excelled. Go and see him and IL
goods.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
MAR Halls MONrrIONs.

What is that goes up the hill and down the hill
md yet never moves? The road.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

Read the card of Cotton Dental Association
| orgiuators Of the nitrous oxide for extracting
L
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
SALE FOR PART1TION---JAGoB y. PAYNE \ JIhsoN
Harrison vs. Winter W. Bre4zeale hsStXth plstt1e
,rE Nnu Drlpn Mn

SALE FOR PARTITION-JAGoB U. PAYNE. 4 jason
Harrison Winter Y. BEe4zeale ct als-stxth pSrie
Court Of New OrleGns-Np l7,9U2.
pY VIRTUE of order OF sale to me d.
ID by Honorable Judge Of the SNth udcih ps
trict Of Louisiana the above entitled case Will
offer rsRe highest bidder vt The Gourhouse door Of
tile parish Natchoc FRIDAY the 3uh day ot NO
verpber 1866 between the hours of Il n and r NJ the
following described property named in SAID orde 70 Nh
ALL AND SING LAR THOSE Tracts OF LAND
situated lying and being the rtsht bank OF Red KlyeF ae
sccuding about eighteen miles above the town ~ Hatcnto
ces, said pArs of Nacitoches and forming toSeter
culled the 'Breaaehle panation4 containing
huulred getheT with AL tins
buildings and Improvements theron in any wise appeFtsn
ing thereto. :. u.
twohirds in two equal annnn insta lents
from day which deferred payments the pur
chaser his pr3msory notes payable to s o%I
uder blank hy him. aud to be secured b1
special gage the entire pantat Ehe n0teI
for the deferred payments interest at the rate q
cent per of January 1867, until PAID
the plantation be delivered on the said Is
u1S u '@nuA'S t'0'' y ~ T. O. HUGHES, Sheriff.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

Out of the large number of elliptic sewing and
braiding machines sold, not single machine can
be found which is not in successful operation,
For sale at 81 Canal street. ..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

6. @Burtin G. Cook, 10. Greene &. Raum'
Z. Fl. P. Il. BromweI,
At Large-John 4. Logan.
KANSAS.
1. Sidney Clark.
MARYLAND.
l. Hiram, lfcCuRo,tgie. 4. *Francis Thomas.
.. .SteUenson Archer. 5. %fredertcG Stone
3. #Charles e. Phelps
MASSACHUSETTS,.
l. *Thomas D. Eliot. 6. Nathaniel P Banks.
2 emery TwitcheH. g #John D. Baldwin.
T. samuel e. Hooper g. *Wm. B. Washburn.
5. BENZ F. Butler. 10. "Henry L: Dawes.
MICHIGAN.
II G. ReaYoaD, A. #Thomas W. Ferry.
, #f,harles Upson, s. *Row. E. Trow bridge.
= Austin Blair. 6. #John F. briggs.
MINNESOTA.
|. *William Window. .. #Ignatius Donnelly
MISSOURI
l. William A. Pile 5. *Jos. W. McClurg.
,, 6. A. Newcomb 6. #Robt. 7. Van Horn.
8. *Thomds E. Noel. Z. *Benj. F. Loan.
| A. Joseph J. Gravely. s. "JOhn +. Benjamin
9. #George W. Anderson.
NEW JERSEY.
J. J. WILL W5ian an NeRss Ne~s GeoPgs 5eoP a 4. Hasey
3. Charles Sagreaces
!. W. c. Smith.
|. ilalgett T. sl!'e' T. n - - G =. ,I,or7
2. BENZ. F. Hopkins. 5. %Pliletus sawyer.
8. *Amasa Cobb. 6. G. q. Washburne'
STATE OFFICERS ELECT.
SEW YORK.
Goyernor-#R Reuben E. Fenton.
Lieutenant Goverror-2te%aft y - WoouloLo'
Sanel In Ha,h1n3nd
Z '9e'1e Z l1i9Vii 'A19
~ " ~
+ 7oYel't''-.''SS '5"'''sya'9 "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, FOR THE USE AED
benefit Of McDonogh School Fugd, Pierre CaEeih Js'
and Noraer Trep0gner-Thrd District Court Of New Or-
Ieans-Ec. 1888.
DY VIRTUE of u writ of aerl fncias
ID against Pierle Cazear J directed by the Honor
able the Third District Conrt Of New Orleans in the ahoV
entitled cause will proceed sell public auction, az
the Merchants Auctinueers exchange Royal street,
Sat Canal aud usomhouse Streets in the second DIS
rict of this city FRIDAY the 39h day Of NOyemher
1856 at l2 o'clock NJ the following described property
viz - ,,o,,x-v, .I =, A. ,bt
hank AZ the Mississippi river and lying nar IN the palsh
guenes designated by the Nos n 26 ", N NJ VI r. q,
X s6 NJ 8 49, 4O Al H. 43 and drawn BY Louis
Il Pile City Surveyor, dated the % day u JannarS & l9,
Public thio city plan No Of hook q plans No 4 @
dimensions marked in sid plan have teen taken rom pA
made by VIM u McCulogh United States suTseyor
ots Nos 2T So inclusive measure tacn one arpths
on the public road forty eet wide, At distance o S[ty
nrnens from the Msssspp river by depth OF aho4t esht
oar arpens sxendng0 Bayou BaEaHia Ia ang no H0ts a Sgs
said public road, by deph o about forty nTpeat t
with the OF the public road or ghe tNshy leeI
vide beginning the Mississippi river rGnnln 4agh M 20 @
with the public road forty tset wide on winch
| said eighteen lois have a fr0nt. ,.,t e, Ar
The Above property purchased py deehuat lTSl
cy Of New Orleans by net passed before Fle L. fofueF
| sajd late Notary, the Isl day uf February, lsoo
| Seized in the a5oye sni~
| r7y-TERNs-CRsh on the spot - :,
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Lazy NOTICE.

7 Aw SoTroE,........., Law NoTsoH
The undersigned hes resumed the practice OF his profession
in Tho Courts OF New orleans parishes Of Jefferson and St.
hares Prompt attention given collections throughout
the State once the canal Bank, corner Camp and
I NtA'isf streets DAVID c. LABATT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

yENTE DE PARTAGE-JAC0B U. PAYNE JILsoN
2 Harrison Winter w. Breazeale ct autesSLHeme
Cour de District de la Nouyelleo oreaus-No. 1882.
Inn VERTU dun 0rtire de vepte "a mol
"a honorabe JUICE de la Steme Cour de DIS
trct de Eta de Ia Louisiana dams lie process or
Mus haut encerisseuf la porte de "a mai
son parose de chitoches VEN DREDi 3Oe
Jour noyembre 1856 heures du matin ct henres
Ia proprete suival te dec ct nominee dams
le dit ordre stvOT-- J.,
GENE RALEMENT QUELCOEQUE rnorceaux de
tere la dr1e de la riviee Roue en-
descendant environ ixhuit miles audessu de Ia vle des
Natchuches dams h dite paroisse des hntctoehes t o
ensemble ron n9Inme lhabttatton beaEeaS e.
deux mile cinq cent acres En-
sebe ba,sses iDratons qu sy tfou
de queqne maniere qui ui Hpparriennent ,1s4
Rs- CONDITIONS VEYTE--Un tiers du pix acnaS
deyra tlre COMPETENT mains ct les 1fu
deux placements annuels egaux dn Jour de ~ t;'
pour les uue paements erme acheteur ourGl ses ool
cations payab propre rdre ct enr6sses en- Dat va
lui sirans phr acte htpotheqne special sui Sous @
hahtatiun. Les billets pOurles placements teIe S7
ntar6ts de pour ceNt an da er
usGua enr nAenlent ct possession habitaion Sera VFee
eH INT Ter lanSeF' ioo'' J. HUGHES Sheriff
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1-E12Ar. NOTICES.

IL
- ,I ses,-affa, ,rgyipg for dsso Gon, forfeiture Of
IT, charter, and i,qui4ation Of its afrs-st3te Of L'us
lana Fourth District Court Of New oreans-s'o !,'Io3
n olALt ~ ~ tirs a: Il, ali other persons in
tat petition tss esa sa ] n ti3 tar }s'i e. S3Soiaston q
soef ~ s cf.r,sr IN md The liud4tpn Of s a5grs
pEIe ~ o s .5aa Nv me court proCaedngs
that he pFays 9stns sG HI ~ stayed bt fft4r a
dera Of this y nfti agd I'll n tbe iaatsr.
Degn pGolnMtsa, @ II ,,S rectiyqf sir anu 4'i''@'' =
,c,.,..,y C,atdna53i +. pl'i I3s5
CLERKS Once Se" oiiest.s' NI''s- A' '
DAMS LAfFAfkE DE LAsSol iI.'-, iissol.
operation 'nntpee desFonasuFs' aclspo.'I 1sor de-
.ss .Ts.tastfr1e Cour de District de NouyeIle Or
l4an.-No 1L7s9.
WIS est par le ai ana a. Guss sitres per
III 'nns petition a etc mise gres par is
at.e Aioest9n II ~ "a r sar @ e d liquidation
fares que T. G"nr @ x e5 sSnt
Sau p p @ ;9ur en- at aatrenent odonue en outre
~ z St.s 2. 5iore Al haIlens = s'9 h'D'''o
PaE rss gt5Ta @ e sfs If u nin
| j. 4: DICK, Depu:t. eFeler.
555,IT,Tr7 1IsTeTcF COURT
STATE OF s,- Lo6lslANA--Fo0t'ii' DiS '4'''- '-
~ VI s - - ali IN whom, these presents shall
come grsstng:
w oilased a sais made By Sheriff Of the parish Of
Iia ls' @ NJ Il +i@ Court in whose once the deed
was recorded, the l2th DAY q april a. u l'i
the Iegstaro Of the State q louisiana, entitled act
NJ @ SaS aaproge the iGsb aay Of March is3i
therefore, and all persons interested heyein
r Iousne ant Of the Fourth District Court of tr
eans VIZ can set up right ta claim in and to the
property described, in conseuence ot any pSr
] F the m ssle was made Or any tTreguatg esality
IKE advertisements in lime, manner Of
to ithH thirty days the day this monition IS f;t in
be confirmed T ana a by the the parish
-,j & March A.pI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12
AUSTRIA AND rnussrA-rnE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Correspondence ON the Death of President
lfncOln.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-12

SEw1xG.-Ihe Florence sewG n, >,iro c1o fr,s
to work with more rapidity sayless o;ga ttan
any now before the public ny Is,sI ia it's
agent, at No. 6 Baronne s'ree'' zee A,ortisa-
ment in this mornings CRESCENT