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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
Liberal Christian WORSHIP

A~HU0H ~ ~HA1 1"tHaHAA - ~ III 4 :
Re7. J. G. FoRMAN, Unitarian. will lecture in
Masonic Hall. corner Of Main and First streets,
on Sunday next, 4th inst Subj ct Of Morning
Lecture "The Truth that Maksth Free;' in the
evening; "Christ, the on of God, but not the
Infinite God.' Seats go. No collection will be
taken up. The public are cordially invited.
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Fron Cnnaan w.at

OTTAWA, G. W., Feb. 1T is under
stood that ample parliamentary
measures against Fenian raids have
been taken for providing for the spec ly
concentrating of volunteers-also for
Imperial troops.
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DYE HOUSE.

Fancy Dye House.
n. GRAUPNER, COR. OAK q CENTRE SITS,
-Ep CHear the Canal),
Has O. ened Dye House at the above place, and
is prepalei 10 color Slks, Woolen or Cotton
Goods, Hair, &c In al colora
have bsen en- gagged in the business over thirty.
nve years, and have been employed in the largest
establishments in Europe and this country.
nA- holi myself responsible for ell damage
sustained by goods under my charge.
nta Cleaning and scou,iuz Of Iadiea, and
Gentiemen's Goods done at short uotics Give ma
a fair trade. (dlO 6m) Y. GRAUPNER.
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New YORK, Feb. 1.-The steamer At.
lantic brought $953,000 in specie and
Panama dates to the 22d Among her
passengers are Mr.. Hassaurek, United
States Minister to Ecuador, on leave. Of
absence, and ex-Gov Bigler and family.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-02
Large Fenian meeting,

CrNcINNATI, Feb. la large and en-
thusiastic mseting of Fenians assembled
at Mozart Hall last night, Speeches
were made BY Col. Roberts and General
Sweeney.
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NOTICE.

M HEEHING, OF THE FIRM oFM4CKEY,
W. Henning Co., has this day withdrawn
from the firm. The business will be contfnl ed
und~r the firm name of MAOKEY 60.
Evansville, Feb 1, 1906. - 7 = -Iwd
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CARD.
Administrator's Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
In undr rsigneds administrator Of the estate of
Henry Becker, deceased, viii offer for sale at pub.
lie outcry, at the Beviev Garden, the late resi-
dence OF deceased, IN Pi con Township, Wander
burgh county, on Monday, February 18th, 1866,
the personal property of said estate consisting OF
Liquors, cigars, Bar Fixtures, Dancing Hall,
unexpired lease-hold Of said Belvisw Garden. and
oth.r articles Salefo begin at 10 O'Clock q M
TEkM5-sums Of three dollars and under cash /;
ever three dollars, one-third cash, one-third in
three months, and one-thir ird In sig months. the
purchaser giving notes for deferred payments
with interest, and waving benefit Of valuation
and apprAisenent laws
KEENAN, BECKER, Administrator.
ia12k Swd
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-The river is fall
ing, with "A feet in the channel. Wealth
er clear Thermometer "a.
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HOMEOPATHIC.
HUMPHREYs,

H " II II -
HOMGOPA SPECIFICS
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experences an entire tuccess: Simple
Prompt-Eficient and Reliable. They are the
osly medicines perfect adapted to popular use,
so simple that mistakes cannot be made in using
them; so harmless Rs to be free from danger, and
50 efficient as to he always reliable. They have
raised the hightst commendafion from eli, and
Will alGay render satisfaction. AT -4-7@e
Cures Cents
No. +" Fevers, Congestion, determinations rs
No. 3 "Crytng ChOlfe, or teething of in.
%
No. 4 " DiarrhOea of childrsn or adults .im25
No. Dyssnterry, Gripping, colic.::...-.. Is
No. 6" Cholera MorbusS Nassau, Vom.
fttT R-............. .-..........- 25
No. 7"Coughs, colds, Bronchitis. ............ Is
No. 8" Neuralgia, 1ootbache, Fsceache... 25
No. 9" Headache, Sick Headache. Vertigo rs
No. 10 Dyspepsia Bilious Stomach %. ...-.. 25
Ne. ii T" Suppres sed or Painful Periods...... q
No. II Z" w hltes, too profuse Periods. -. 25
No. IL Group, Cough. difficult breathing. IS
No. IA : ait Rhe u IA sErysi peIas, Kruptions rs
No. 15 f" Rheum ati sm, Kheumatie Pains Is
No. 10 Fever and Ague, Chill Fever,
No. II 'f Plies, bl nd bleeding. 90
No. 20 WhooP'ng Cough and violent
coughs.......... 80
No. l9 CatRrfh, acute or chronic, Influenza 60
No. 1s OPP halmy aud sore or weak eyes 50
No. 2l ' sthTn ., oppressed Breathing ........ so
No p 70 Ear Dfschar ess Impaired Hear
No. % ' scrofuia, Enisrgsd Glands, swell.
1ngs-......... ...,...........- %
No. "a General DebiltsYs and Physicsi
%WeaHnoss............ .. 90
No. rs Dropsy asd scantv secretions. 50
No. 26," Sea- : c&nes s,sickBess from riding 50
No. 27 ktdl y Disease, Gravsl-...-..... so
No. %" n ervOus De ebility,seminsl Ennis +
sions, Involuntary Discharges. ln0
No. % Sore Mouth sCanker................ e. so
No. so &c Urinary lncOnsinemce,W Wet
ting bed so
No. 81 :" Painful Periods, even with
EDasmd oU
No 32 Suffsrfngs, change OF life.,.......... 100
No 50 = piiep epseys spasfns, snd st. Wits
Dsnce--..--..........-...-..... loo
No. 81 Dtptherla, liberated Sore Throat so
FAMILY CASES.
80 walls, morocco case and booz 90
~ large vial5, in morocco, end book......... 60
~ DO plain case, and book............ 90
10 boxes (Nos. to l5l. and book ............ 90
VETERIN zRY SPECIFICS,
Mahogany c-ses, 10 co
Single vihls. with 90
es9- Those Remed es, by the case or single box,
are sent to any part of the couptrys by mail or
express, free Of CHARGE on eipt OF the price.
f&l HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC A@ts q = +
HOMEOPATHIC MEDIGIhE 6OMPAEY,
Office ard Depot, No. 562 Broadway, New York.
De. HUMPHREYS is coDsulttd daily at his Office,
personally or by letter, as above for all forms Of
disease. esst,-t *
FERRIS, SPARKS co,
s2s Wholesals Agents, Evansville, Ind.
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coal.
More Coal Cominp

more Coal Coming.
NAVIGATION IS RESUMED On GREEN
IN river, and JOSEPH STEWART co. will
have supply of Green River Coal at the Evans
VILE wharf to-day. A supply will be kept con-
stantiy on hand. no2i-dsm
Once on Kohn's Boat Store.
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COURT NOTICE.
STATE OF INDIANA,
nnnRrhnrRh Conni,

STATE OF INDIANA, In the Court OF Com (. :
Vaneerburgh County. Term Tern a n isss y; y
David &. Young,
Thomas B. Over ton, atT
Jacob Parsons,
john W. Armstrong and : Attachment.
John 8. Johns u,
Il. B. Jones.
IT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT ON FILE
Il in the Office of the Clerk Of said Court, that
the deiendant in the above emitted cause is q
non-resdent OF the State of Ii diana. notice OF
the tendency of this action is therefore given to
said defendant, and that tine will stand for
tr al al the next ts rm of Court, to be begun
and held at the Court House. in the city of Evans
vile, Indiana, on the first Monday in May A. d.
Witnes-: Blythe Hynes, Clerk of SAID Court.
this 18th day of January, 1866.
BLYTHE HYNEs, CLERK O. @. p. v. @.
Baker. Marsh and DENLY Pl'f's Att'y's.
jau20 WSw
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MUSIC.
Guitar Music.

THREE Oh FOUR MORE SCHOLARS CAN
be accommodated. The undersigned contiz-
ueI to give instructions in Guitar Music, at her
soon. " CONN
jan29-2w
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r a e
Champion Lantern
THE PRIDE OF THE WEST!
MARK q WARRE a

A RE the SOLE AGENTS for this Lantern,
"A which burns Coal Oil or Lard { H. We will
furni h price list on applic tion.
The advantages of the CHAMPION LANTERN
over all Others ara: aas fIs e. rf
FIRsTLY-The Globe can be removed more rapid
ly, and adjusted in less time than any other.
sEcoEDLY-Not requiring any cement, the Globe
bling free the expansion and contr ction 10 equal
which makes Il less liable to break.
THIRDLY-The Globe can be removed and a new
one htted by the owner without any trouble.
EeUafHLY-They are more convenisnE tor clean /.
ing, and can b. kept in go d order at one. fourth
the G. 81 Of the old sty 9. ~
We-cau furnish extra Globes, in any quantity,
Tor any of the Patent L1n erns we sell a o,
can on short notice, have name or aBy ether in
scriptioH engraved on Lanterns or Globes.
feb2-tf
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New York Markets.

NEW YoRK, Feb l-P. NJ
COTTON Is dull and dropping; 49@50c for mid.
ding, chilly at 49c.
FLOUR is less active, but prices are without
decided change. 0sk
WHISKY Is dull and nominal at 2592 26.
WHEAT 10 firm for good sound grades, and dull
and heavy for common script ons new amber
Milwaukee 1 ~ ; new white Michigan CO.
aYE is quiet.
BARLEY AND MALT are dull and nominal.
CORN Is srult and 1c loweri s09S2c for IN
sound, and 84@s6c for sonnd mixed Western In
store and delivered, and S5@s6, for new yellow
Southern.
OATS duh and declining; 4094Sc for unsound
Western aid 57@5sc for soui do.
PETROLEUM a. IS dull SIC for crude, aud $50
SAC for refned in bond.
PORK is quiet and steady 2s 371z92S 561z for
new ness, closing at 2S 5614 regular way, and
2S co for old d.; 20 509sl 90 for prime, aAd 2
25@22 so for prime mess.
LARD ID dull and lower at 14519171zc.
BUTTER Is dull at 2O9sSc for Ohio, and 25@
3sc for State.
CHEESE is steady at 121z@1s15,.
MONEY AND STOCK MARKET.
Money easy at sac per cent Sterling dull ant
heavy at 1075z@10s1{; Gold shade easier; open
ing 14O&; declining to 1897; closing 14O14
Governments stocks . shade hrmer; q. 5. 6is o
81 Coupons. 1857; 20 Coupons, '62, l03; o
SO. l0z 7-s0's, LIST series, s91z; End series, SO.
The Commercials monetary article say, thi
stock market 10 quiet, and there ia lull IL
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SCHOOLS. ~


HAVIEG SPARED NO EFFORTS TO MAKE
n this Institut on perman and to ad pt it
70 sns wants OF 10th EnElish aud German parents,
am encouraged to believe that shall coatir us
70 pc ,eiVe the patronage so libera Iy bestowed
upon me heretofore. hereby make Rrateful as-
knowh dgmsrt of the encouragement I have re-
ceiVsd In the past, and trnst that shall be able
to prove myself worthy of like encouragement in
futnre. have engaged the services Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-20

Symbols sAbE-BY THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH
of OEleausuhn G. Rice His Creditors and the CFed
Of DELANEY, Rice CoFuTth District Court OF New
Orleans No. ltT79.
DY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an
I'D order of sale rendered May l. 1866 and directed BY
entitled matter, Charles Benyenu late Sheriff. and
By said late sheriff transferred Will proceed 20 sell AT
public auction ut the Merchants aud AucOneer Exchange
between Canal and CusDmhouse Streets the
Second District city SATURDAY, June 3d. 1866 ut
II o'clock oraccount Of the creditors of said nsolyents the
following described pr perry, viz:
SIX LOTS o GROUND situate in the First District of
this CITY, square bounded by Cypress street. Florida
Landing johnson Galvz Streets designated by the Nos
IL 49, a. 10 16 and IL per plan by Q. A. Hedn late sur
veyO dated5h OF March, 1915 and deposited in the office of
d. Ricardo late notary public in this city SAID lots
measure follows Lot no IL measures n feet inches
and front GalveR street by 100 feet inches deep
between parallel lines Lot No. Is has 26 feet inch and
lines front Cypress street. by ia feet deep and front
Gave1 street. which streets forms the Lots
H. Is l6 and II measure each % feet inch front Cy
by ll9 feet between parallel lines all Amer
Together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon -.
Being The same property which the nsoyents acquired by
POet by act passed before Michael Genon
notary public on the 9th July, 1860.
Surrendered by sad msoIyents to their creditors
RyTEsFhis being the second and last auction the said
property viii be definitely sdudcaed to the highest and last
bidder for what tw br twelve months credit the
chaser furnishing bond with good and sufficient security
the satisfaction Of the syndic and special mortgage the
property soldnntit final payment
shall have deduct and pay in cash The
printing, clerk and shes fees amounting $500 or there
ahouts, furthermore the state parish and muncipa
taxes, the of which having been ascertaned.
HARRY r. HAYS,
| Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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7 0ST'-ON SATURDAY. EITHER ON THE CARS
~ going Garoton, ID the Garden the Ievee JET
AND GOLD BRACELET The fuder will receive reward
il required, By returning it to this office.
I 0ST OR ETJSEAED-CER1IFICAT NO. 1858,
IA seventy Jackson Railroad Stock September q
1888, in 'ayOr Of f. s. Wier-
Also certificate No 1878 for Fifty shares of same January
., 1861, in favor Of j. j. Warren.
Notice hereby given that application will be made for
certificates
New Orleans La june 10,
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FUTURE AUCTION SALES.

IEPoRTaNT SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
MIDDAY, June 30, 1885, at GreenViIle,
La following described buildings etc, viii be sold at
OEE T0KAGE STORE PoUsE 30 by IS feet containing
10000 feet OF lumber l050lO shingles 5000 brick and ~
one FOR GE MILL 100 by % feet containing 30 600
lumber 40 800 shingles 10000 brick % windows and cash
engine II inch cylinder Is inches strksi one boiler
one smoke stack complete one cora ml one "oodWdru
pump iuCh cylinder, 6 inch stroke and doors.
ONE BUILDING, ed IS water wor ~ Nv q feet con
tanning 65 600 brick 5000 feet lomber dedrs locomotive
boiler, smoke staCE WOEhln-oG pumps 10 inch cy Under
3 ush stroke; Woodward pGmp . inch cyliGdsr inch
stroke water tank, ~ by 81 b. o feet
80 Q1l lumber 1900 brick IL doors and 10 window
ONE NESS HOUSE 30 by ~ feet, containing 1900 feet
lumber, 2IUO wrought irUn pipe.
R5-fERNs-Cash In v. s Treasury notes.
Sale to commence at IL A.
By order Of Col ., q sAWTELLT7, Chief II.
u J. sTRANG, Frevct Tent ~ and 4 Q u !.
PosTPoNEMENT OF SALE Or ST. JOSEPH STREET
Railroad. M-.
GATUEHAH, June ;oi on the Leyeei
pertaining to the United States Military Railroad that
tended from the foot os Jasepbtrce to Lake
900 Bars Of Railroad Iron, Weighing ABOUT 900 rs
29D0 Fish Bar Iron Plates.
$40 Fish Bar Iron Bolts E.at.
6ISwitch Stands
Switch Frogs.
1916 r Chains, Cast and Wrought Iron
4,524 Cross Ties, more or less,
500 pounds Railroad Spikes, or less.
tS,t OF Oak Lumber CO, Ull iest),
sHoOd Hampers.
Wood Hammer. a r-.
4diEgers
Locomotive Engine (Orleans).
Freight Building, % by 60 feet.
lohiee Building. l6 by l6 feet.
Sales so 10 a.
Esy~ TERMs--CaBh in U. s. Treasury notes.
By order Of Col @ G. SAWTELLE, Chief Qgertermsster
E. J. sFRANG, BYt. 1t Col and A Q. ".
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j. FELIX RIEU US. }FquETh DISTRICT CogRr or NEW
G. T. J, BAMY. ORLRAEs-Eo l6 g22.
DY NIRTUE of n writ Of Teri faeias

j. FELIX RIEU US. }FquETh DISTRICT CogRr or NEW
6. i. }, LAMY. ORLEAES-NO l6 g22.
pY VIRTUE of a writ of ieri faeias
Nd directed by the Honorable the Fourth Dsc Court New
Orleans in the above entitled Charles Benvenu late
Sheriff. and by said late Sheriff transferred will proceed
sell apubc auction at the Merchants andAuconeers Elk
change Regal street. between Canal and Cnstomhouse streets
in the Second District of this city, FhID aY the 18th
perry, viz
right bank of the river designated on plan made by A.
DHemecUur late the 18th March, 1872 and de-
positen in the oee Of l. oaire, late notary plan
twenty Of his bouk Of plans lot Of No g.
bounded by Where seguin Baheey and DeHronde streets
Said portion of ground measures hundred and eleven feet
front Where street. hundred and feet deep
between parallel lines hundred and feet eight inches
and lines width in the Together with all the
| buildings thereon and all the tights etc
! 2. ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings right bank Of the river about four miles
below the CITY, part Of Caz srs plantation 9nd by
fore Maener notary pugc in this city the 18th of May
1886 measuring and half arpents and oise 'front.'
river by depth Of forty arpens bounded side by
Urraes Convent and the other side by LANDS
| Of A. Camus
| Seized in the above suit. ....- ..u.
| ~ HARRIET, HAYS,
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MERCHANTS MUTUAL IN lFIFTa DISTRICT CouRT OF
NARGus j ZuETz. new oRLEAEs.No l5,75O
DIV VIRTUE of n writ Of heTI factns 70
ID me objected by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
of New Orleans the above entitled c6use, will proceed
GERS Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Custom
house streets the Second District of this city, FRI
DAv the 9th day Of July 1906 at IL O'Clock the follow
ing described property, giZ:-- ,, -, -,
SEVEN lots OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth Dis
trct Of this city in the square bounded by Washington
Avenue, h, Prytania and PMquemne NOV Gqhseum
Areets and designated by Nos. e. g. T. - H. 10 aud por
measure each twenty-five feet nine Inches
four Gf lines front Paquemiue now coliseum
hundred md twenty feet fix inches aud Ou
lines depth; lO No forming the of raquehint
Goseug and Fourth s plan drawn by Noel
nause architect under date Jtnu 1916 aud deposited
the office Of g. r. ringer late notary pablo in this city
Lot O twenty Ave feet front Pltquemint
denh perpau by MOelhausen architect dated 9Th May
1916 and deposited in the Office of j. r. Beard late nOta
public 10 hi city per piau No 81
Afons lot No 2 and measures Atty feet front
Pgquamins Coliseum street by hundred and TWEEN
tyve feet in denh per ulan by Buss m surveyor date
9th March 1882 and deposited in the office of T. Guyo late
notary Uubl in this city ...
and LOIS Nos - Il AID Is each twertyeght fec
ten nChe uI Fourth street by hundred aud twenty
feet in depth and the portion of lot No II measures W
feet tx inches front Fourth street. by hundred an
tentyR feet in DEPTH and adj ins lO No 49, az per pa
ny Hedn, arch ct GRted i2th April 1855 HGd dep0s
IN the Office Of 1homa Layton, late notary public "a ul
city together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
| Seized in the above suit, f4.Ft
HARRY T HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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srTERIrFos SALES.
o. FOURTH DISTHiCT COURT OF
IL NEW ORLEANS.

PKTZE &aEwEJL& 60. i FOURTH DLsThiGT COURT OF
" gosr tqg.'i'SA o'A NA% No. o i75i5
nv VIRTUE ofn writ nfseizure and sale d..
oegp " o Sq?s GaGe 90 ehss
Exchange, Royal street between Camel and Cnnanuuss
2GA day June, 1866 at Y o'clock the following described
&'cfRTAfg SQUARE OF GROUND together with the
Improvements hereon ard the epparenance thsreuno be-
the New shell Road and Euphrgne, Martin aGd Ctahone
sgsst " y si sys a SI ta on en p dp5
By DuRbar late surveyor dated the 9Th day OF Jam
@ " . NJ I'm. tbs Garner II Marin and EuDhTosns
streets and measuring twanyune feet nne inches and two
Street d one hundred and twenty feet eight inches and
the New shell Road and Martin street and ma5gr9S Thirty
ry feet eight inches and lines width in the rear by
eet eight inches and two lines on the line dyGiugi from lot
No Of hum red and twenty feet two inches and four
e ten IN and I aes Gt on the New shell Road
and q hundred and feet two inches and four
lines the line dividing lots Nos and One und[ed and
twenty three feet eight inches and lines on the line d
inches and se the line dividing lots and One
and thirty feet nine inches and four lines on the side
lot No g. the line dividing lots hundred and
four feet sx riches and five lines the line dividing lot
oots and hundred and eley feet inches and
seven lines font on said New Shell Road 5y sspth and
Claiborne Of one hundred and fifteen feet, twenty
nine feet eight inches two lines width in the the line
Of lot No 10 and one hundred and eleven feet even inches
two ne Ceph the line of lot No 8; and lots NOS 10
d measure tach twenty nine iee nne lnches am we
lines front en- Claiborne street, by hundred a. twenty TWO
No forming the Of Claiborne and Euphrosne streets
Tie said properly acquifed by said Company bus
No from Gabriel W. Cone5, by passed the office Of
Stay 1859 lot No from MIS- Mesasie@a Fahnsr 6y
H5=TERks-URsh on the spot. .
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HARRY r. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans


si oP new Rs't oRLF3SS ANioNio GcsTHNo o8ls
ID VERTU E of Rud in ODE dance to order
Dosae rendered 1856 and directed by the Hon
orabe Sixth District Court OF New Orleans in the above
titled cause will proceed sell public auction, at the
Merchants Auconees Exchange, Royal street. between
Canal and Customonse Streets in the Second District of this
cityon MONDAY the day ofJuly 1866 II o'coeh
NJ, the following described properly VIZ:
A OEGkTAIN7 LOT OF GRvUND situated in the SeconG
District of city designated Number One Of Square Mum
Twenty Seven bounded by Maras CustomhOuse Cana
and IRENE Streets measuring American twenty v
ard lines front Customhouse street b.
one hundred and depth between parallel lines
Together with the improvements thereon, belonging i
garnishoe V, FRures
n5y>TERMs-Cash on the spot . -
~ HARRY T. HAYS,
Rnrtb Ia Paris nj
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FoUETn DISTRICT Counr OF FsEDEfIGK GDBLE yg,
NEW OELEAss, STATE OF fORUGLEE: BAICAlbDEI
HUMMELSHINE, l6,539 C POoLL I.
NOTICE il hereby given to the Creditors of
IN the dsendgut John g. P59e5 and Thomas murray ang
other per said defendants have bed
ed1s Of their dtOrs together with their residences ana
the due euc e them that meeting OF sd cra'rs
will he held aud convened before BreHan Esq notary
Public in this city MoSDAY, the 18th day july y
1866 10 or orthe purpose Of deiberatng on the
aas Of said defendants and % determine whether the en
der Of their property ter ced1rs shan be made and tha
James r. urreI Esq has icon appointed by the Court u
represent The absent creditor.
By order Of Cont
J, F. DICK, Deputy Clerk.
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BUTLER's PATENr OoTToN IN

The undersigned sole agents. have hAnd ald VII
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared immediate ass with the buckle hrmE st
tsched TO end oFths hoop This Tie Is Recommended 70
merchants planters for It's simplicity and sastp, ne SD
great ease with which 1t be adjusted dsiss
Il has been used by large number ~ AXE $3.50 -
their entre satisfaction.
Orders VIII DO received a. our oh3es8
| h RLEA isLisg 4 CO. -
H9sna 4 Poydsaa ssrsss, tjrasr Of TcHoaPisas''as