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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-15

WEDxEsDAr, September 9TH, 1866.
Board met Pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ident Goodrictin the Cair.
All members present except Mr.. Holland.
The minutes of yesterday were read and
approved.
The matter in regard to building bridge
across Lamafee creek at Sandnsky was laid
over until the ne1s meeting Of the Board. !.
j. q. Wilson, Esq, Publisher Of the Fort
Madison Paindealer, claiming that his news
paper is one Of the two having the largest
circulation, and that therefore he is entitled
to the palhic printing, the Board instructed
Mr.. Ward, of jackson, to ascertain the circu.
lstion Of the GATE ClrY and Consultations
Mr.. Wilson 10 file his sworn statement with
the Clerk OF the Board.
The resolution passed on yesterday reject
ing the prayer Of M. Hsgsl, 70 be released
from certain Judgment in favor of the
School fund, recorded il Judgment Docke,
No. page, was rescindeA, ssd Mr.. Hugel,
on motioa, released tAerefrom.
Aessssr 6ruxeand Caldsslfwezs appointed
Z Cemansetss to exAAine inf0lthe condition oil
the so-called Gardner Bridge" in Dea
MONIES Township, to report Il next term; and
meanwhile make such repairs, q in their
jd1Emest, they may deem necessary.
Recorder Frow presented his statement in
regard 70 the EMPLOYMENT Of m emistant 10
&tg az 70 dltA4 As1eiih 'n4StunSAr
Law, when his adopted plan 10 plating lands
was approved; town lets not to b plated
until further ordered Of the Board.
! Ga botios, -. W1Ghh Ed, Of Wnt
Point; the Clerk Wis insfructed "a buy fuel
for H. Offices u Keokrk for ths ensuing cold
season.
NeeTEQEy4afH alleel sua WesaMsun an.
thSti1sf % Sii. 4 IS nost advsatsseos,
terms, he east hall, noethvsss quarter, Sec.
| oiur sNEG1n, 1dMnA1p 1fAfts 36Se1
RAaos dx ven, in tbiscqunsy, heinesn eighty
,..ss fse - - q 4, - q 10
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Coy Nm n saops viii aAdrssu he people II low,
- Tie pontesi isass Of the day, at the fotlovi.r
acsss31 tines, vis: ss E
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Webster CITY, sasnrday. esps is, pm
= AieaA. estar1Ay, ia -, ap. n. aaB
knoxvilie, Tuesday, Oct. 3p.m.
The frsDs ofths canss, asd the Republican osatrsl
Committees Of tbs several coanties are requested b
AXE all tAs local srraAgsnenhs - ~ Va. -<iAu IL
respective eosntim- y. Z. cUTTs,
Chairman Rep. State connistss
liz ~ 0GSfa
Hos. = 4 ssf,-. se2uklicsn candidate Or suprsu.
nep '.s-'. ~ y 'r.sa the peopI. Of Iowa 1t IL
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ranorH Spt. ISsh. "a .. m
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Seaep&srs Fsap aasa 70 80 sAsa - -. = 49,
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~ u any essnssy. 1hls = psTiod y ~ ysar vksa
aSsepnestss.lp.Av'gebaA s u 80 -
drains he syssen Of ssseasth assrv thar Ne So
vi 1ik6s6dSsfSssn rre4sYsNsgsNsAssusNEaS
peer ats,e oihesith protection s.sirst the d.
Iv'tzlisins astseof tstyssAxttss ses9sA = .odscss
|wsshosld ssssSis ~ So seoasel Si.a sas1 sossd
stamina wth which hstarss4A blessed yoa - tn
PnsRLEss vB3sfAB 70 fbs1,.
Itean scarcely b nsc s.s'y 10 urss upon to weak
and aiin the iaportap Of acquiring by sahs means
the strength which aaa sisted Nature denies thea All
Who are III ci,cumsta pc.1 invited to gfvs this
ntters trs Before tLry have taken the eIsr tire
days, in sopforpity With the directions, they VIII
Asno-i Z, siss1rssts assk es,sa 1sss>tiA rhas
vii md that II impars mental = we'll = ssvvess
energy aid regulates a the internal functions Admire
bly,. Tas the expert Of the dsbilitstsd and d.
pressed sad In mskisg hess statements the proprieor
echo tis iansus 9 q IasNpsFstls ttstmonials
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RELIEF AND HEALTH 10 s0AsA IIP+FTf
W. have mp ard ID ibis article Or o~sr 10 yrsn
and cosTrpsscs rsrrH u II vi At We have
t-@n Abis to say Of -, a;aer na.dtcine-sKvxA
safLse II sIssia tss1tscE 10 HfsIcr A eunr
pteatBneis used! Asv5r nd ~ ksov - -hAsscs of
&ss2n.setA by any no as~i IT, On rs ecnsssry.
all ds.s ID st H. <tstioas. and speak In s-rns
u co Dassaation Of iss al .E- srd naed<ai vfr-
We ,psat 10 this after -rAar vi Esov.r Eftsr
10 ys.rs eap~ri. sLss~G sss hxsay ASCs POI
fai prlsnlsrsf oy nxsE prrtAss In almost
every instance vher. h INF !. sasertex frem P.ap
and exh.ns ion. relief - hoHai In hsteen minutes
sr er the s,t up IL sdmfni-t.t..i.
Pull dire lions for ssss vi secHnpany ~sch bestas
pAl4 & n;sns sui~ss ~ fse~spsis n CURrfAA
KISs, Nsa for. IL OF q, outside wrapper
Fold by all Druggists 1. Z. uss.o-t tie wsrld
Price, soly 50 Cents Fer 1sttis
ayr2S-dAv em
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REPUBLICAN,. .TAlKET
gfEsAL - II 4
State Nominations
.EkEON- .szT0E HDN
cor .l56Ess:E fs g e.

COL. I'D WxI6af, q csAa. o..
~ 4sarR = eoAs, ~ e.
Maj. sAA,E E.k1NK1N, u vrasAingten.
~ AsAtos u etsss,
JOHN a. kLkHOTT, ~ Mitchell Co.
~ Astpsnst eAssal,
=. z. BISsELL. 81 Dube4us &c.
- FOR Reshtsr Of ths stats LAs1O1eA
FOR Reporter Of the suprsns Court, 3,
r. HI Still Es, Of wapslie &c.
Por'csrk Of the esses,a cpnrt.
Capt. cHAR. L. IINDEAMAM, 81 Pase.
,f~f
Chairman Hhnte Central Committee,
II. z. QUITS, OF hentsxuna.
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low A ITEMS.

Hon. Hiram Price and John p. Cook
are holding join. political discussions through
out the Second District. Hiram win win.
There were four fatal cases Of cheIera at
Davenport on Tuesday. See the Gazette.
Major Alexander Chambers has been
brsveted Colonel in the regular service. So
says the Davenport Gazette.
The Coppe1ohnsonites in Van Buren,
county have nominated D. W. Workman Cor
Clerk and somebody named Patton for Re-
eorder. J. A. Miller and Ed. Goddard are
the Republican nominees. Bee the Republi
can.
There will be grand rally at Keosau.
qua on the 10Th inst. Grimes and Wilson
will speak. r
Clay Clinton has been appointed Post
master at Birmingham. He is a copper
lined, copperbottomed democrat of long
Standing
Judge Tanneyhill and Col. Weaver speak
at Ottumwa to>day.
The second match game between the
Hawk Eye Rae Hall Club. Of M. PIeab6.l,
and the Capital Ci.y Club, Of Des Noinss,
was played 1t the latter place yesterday AFTER
nam. No JAftisslazs. ~ rs4d ~ r.
liter. .,...,
's The Fairfield Ledger soes ia splsndidst
on Yankee Robiasoa's Hsnsug 6sow end
-, 6o0-is, so6 Fits Henry,. Tlas'sr right.
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Judicial District Nominations
MY POLICY. IN 1864.
Andrew Iehnson Favon tcnGwatiun.

'Treason must Be- made odeus and tpattnrs nsst b.
punished aud impoverished. Their great plantation
must t- seized and divided into small farms and sold
honest, industrious men"
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PROC EEDIHGs
BOARD OF SUPERVISE RS
ofL1s cossg, Iova- Il


Board met: lsdbnt Go0dtidA in the
Chair An neMs prssent s1eept Red
and Holkad Ths ni1stss Of the last dAy
Of tbe last peesiag vsse approved - veil p
the Record Eas{iss OF ~ Clcfk u vacation.
N. {. q. Ayde, Mo ~ bsaa appointed
C0nfr w Esies, ~ - ~ township
1sssea ~ NJ "a ton 3 ansAin - lll tie
arising - nok " es1e cefe and
su,s,s ~ 50 sssssnittses
ser which-hs formerly seFsa anoe Srppiry
last. s%ts EA55 ,NlsEUtH EEsg
! several petitions, reports ana memorials
were referred to the respective committees
Messrs Goodrich, Ward, and Marshall
then presented their rspart Of cancelsdgn OF
county warrants, bonds, Asd ~ neto as
followr:
To the Hon Board Of Superrisors Of tSs
County, Iosra: =
Your committee on settlement with county
officers would respectfully report tlnR the
same met at the office Of Jour County Treas
urer ON Wsdaeeday, August !, $3.50, and re-
ceived from said Treasurer the following
warrants, bonds, notes md orders all Of
which were duly cancelled, to-wit: 9
! In ordinary county warrants..... 80, 3l3 80
In interest on same........ '3s %
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ton, aud III - =
place for thea u q r.. ).
cause Of this - - =
So = = hnil1inG. $500. 81 "a @yor.
Ecs7minsI5 d fSis county made 3 theif 3.
sWsS a1pRWws1 b04 70 pEtl upoe -
S6iie Asiti = now, w and might, gt1r6b'
,Anaqnisad, - . hsasy Axpease - stAeoeaaa,
y, 70 render secure the safe keeping OF these
4 Ia June ii Session Of the Hoard 5fs9
pervisors resolution VISA Adopted submitting
to the voters Of this county the proposition
d apprcprasisg the sum Of Sevfn thousand
dollars.
The sum l. absolutely reqsiFed 10 Raish
the building, and make il such . place - it
should be, Ths Board has no power to ap-
propriate this amount without the concur
renee Of the voters. .s
The undersigned, members or the Board
Of Supervisors, would therefore most urgent
" request the VOTERS a. his ceanty to confer
the necessary authority upon the Board. BY
voting 10 flror Of the propositiors Iosp-
ptopfiate this sum for the psrpose indicated
will not, in any way, compel TIP levy of .
higher tax; 90 the contrary the county taxes
sos the eassins yesr have been reduced on Q
and 1 half mills on the dollar.
David Wright, WIN. Marshall,
P. A. Ward, Elias Oye!toa,
J. ". Goodrich, 4. n. SALMON,
@. j. Hyde, Y. =. sullivan,
Geo. 4. Stevenson, J. B. Cru3e,.
Aas.sd H. Boesrs, Robert Reed,
John Hsdnes, !snes Caldwell,
| j. e. Ingslls, Benz. Cook.
| En-. M1Dssen, Sept. 8, 1858.
Ordered that the following claims be al,
| Ill
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TUESDAY. Sept. 4, 1866.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ident Goodrich in the Chair. All memhe r.
present except Holland, The minstes OF
yesterday were read and approved.
Mr.. Hyde, from the committee on Public
Buildings, presented his reports Of poor Mouse
and jail expenditures, when, on motion. The
reports were accepted and his accounts AP
proved.
The PRAYER Of B. Hugel, Esq, TO be re-
leased from certain school fund hen, vas
lniecied.
On motion. Ann J. Harding, poor widow
| of Madison Township, was released from the
paymen, of county taxes.
"a Hon, r Jaeger, on leave, presented the
matter in regard to the Lee County patient,
nj the Iasane Hospital, when. on motion, the
! following resolution was unanimously adop
] fed, viz
Resofred, That c. J. Hyde, Esq, is here,
! By appointed committee to collect and re-
] ceiye from. the property Of public patients
now supported by this county al the Hospita
l Of the Insane of this State, or from thoss
illegally bound to support those patients, ~
afnounts legally due the county for the money
paid the Superintendent or Treasurer Of ths
Hospitals. Further
Resotred, That The County Of Lee will &c
eept and receive from ORION Newton, Gaar
dian Of Elizabeth Sherer, an insane woman
in full compensation for her support for one
year at the county poor house, the sum o
ninety six dollars.
The sum Of eight hundred dollars out of III.
common county fund. and FIVE hundred dol,
lars out of the relief fund, were appropriated
for the relief Of the poor in jackson Town
ship Said sums to be expended under the
direction of Mr.. Ward, of jackson.
The following gentlemen we're then ap-
pointed officers Of election for the severa
elective precincts Of jackson Township. il
serve at the next general election, viz:
First Precinct-Judges, ]. McLarning. H
s. Farrar, Louis Barnisconi Clerks. A.
NJ. Carpenter and 4. s. Tyler.
Second precinct--Judges, VIM. A. Pat
tterson, 4. B. Ayres. Guy Wells. Clerks
Henry Tieke and Henry Tebelmsn.
| Third Precinct Judges, VIM. Stotts, r
J. eheeo~ish, George Higgins. Clerks. W
Stark weather and j. w. Kittle.
Fourth Precinct-Judges, P. NJ. Kennedy
August Burger, B. s Merriam. Clerks
john Meyers and Isaac Lesley. s
0A n,clion resolved that the Treasurer re-
fund to b. W. Williams the SUN of $40 80
being IN amount paid twice for taxes on the
north half south. west quarter. section six
township sixty five, range FIVE west
Mr.. Hoffner was instructed to relieve Mrs
We'll aud Mrs. Herman. OF Frank I'm town.
ship, out Of the relief fund in his hands. !
10 Mr.. Samuel Thompson. Of Athens, No.
Terry license WAS granted for thsee YEAR
rom TINS date, for rope ferry across the
Des MONIES river nj Croloa his franchise &c
extsad for one mile above and below IL.
daa. q Croton; said Thompson 10 civ.
hind Il ~ rannA a.v. ~ A.. h...~., 81,
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Making q total cancellation of..s4. .S28, 1913 20
Your committee also begs leave to report
that upon examinAli0n Of the accounts Of
your Treasurer the same we're found accurate
" aud corresponding Sith the above reported
cancellation. Accounts accompany this.
All OF which il respectfully submitted: 1.
j. W. uopBRica,
p. A. W1RD. Committee.
WV. MARSHALL,
FT. MADISON, Iowa, Aug. 1, 1866.
This report was, on motion, adopted and
the account OF Treasurer Lowrey approved.
Mr.. Ingalls, was appointed to 6ll the yacan.
cy caused by the absence Of Mr.. Reed, On the
committee On Roads and Bridges.
The bonds of John Alexander as Justice of
the Peace of UedsF, Of Joseph Peace as Con-
stable Of Cedar, and of A. j. Knowles as
Clerk OF Des MONIES Townships, were, on mo-
ton. approved, and the Clerk ordered to Issue
to them their commissions.
An appropriation Of $50 in cash vas made
for the relief Of Mira. NJ. N. johnson, . blind
lady Of Green Bay Township.
! ! he proposition Of Geo. .Crampeter to pur
chase the southwest quarter, northeast quar-
ter, section ., township 81, north range
west. al the appraised value (S4 per acre
WAS accepted, and the Clerk instructed to
/ issue him certificate of purchase.
/ In the matter of the re location of the road
| leading from Keokuk to Croton and Prim-
rose. 81
| This day f. W. Sample and others presen
ted their petition asking the re.location q thu
tabove read; and it appearing that due notic,
herein had been given, aud that petitioner
have fled their bond for the payment of al
costs therein; and the Board being fully ad
vised IL the premises, appoints John b
.Cruze. Esq, Commissioner 70 examine int
the expediency of re locating said road, ant
Friday. the eth day of September, 1856, wa
fixed for the commencement of such exasni
nation.
! The following claims allowed by the Clerl
! in vacation we're then approved
3as !. NJ An1-rsop. mos ssfarv re Rbys Poor
tou-e, IN tuii 10 July J. tsG6.....-.....-. $3F 8
$50 J. Blackburn, mos. alary phys jsil
ard psaptrs, In full TO July I, is66-.-...,. y
s5I ,. McQn'iisn e'vrth gst Get. siectior, lse5,
E's vi Fp..--.......
ass NJ Case. ia, service GRIND Juror May
term ....-.--..-.-.. 10 G
759 O n.ltr u and juror. May terra, lsSs..... ~
$50 Vim. I. iowrey, for Jurors aud Wit ccrtif-
allow Il June ession tQe
Sol Nil Roger, par diem aud mil super u
81 Mm. NsrhA, strv NJ Supervisor (in vacai'nl 10
81 3. : x \ sssst "a !:
4s5 f,z kistn.r IN Iart as sni.or ~
| Ordered that the Board adjourn until
| o clock tomorrow morning.
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-sl sea4s@ $40, 724 81
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
W. T. LowREY, Treasurer.
/. ew u fsCHARLpDoG4 GaeHk. /
Z 8~ut. III, 1o1D, M 81 81 gEM

n ~ V00@9esee OTc0empEgtSf0e - III
structed 70 sell I'll swamp lands belonging 70
the coanty-such sale 10 be conducted in the
manner most advantageous to the county.
An approprn,iuu,pf three hundred dollars
was made for the building Of bridge in the
south west corner Of Dsamark township, on
the Denmark 4 Wet Peipt rod SD sum
to b plsced 4 he dispoal Of Mr.. Ineslls, Of
Denmark.
Also an appropriation of one hundred and
6fty dollars xas made snd placed At the dis
|4g e5 4Gses psew' y. tsdge
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Ordered that the Board adjourn sine die
Nv GOODRICH,
Pres. Board Supervisors
CHAs. DngAa. Clerk.
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sis " II posrrs, relief Of Mr.. Johnson, blind
lady Of hay. --.....- 1.s..--.- 70
at C. hyde, per dirsu and NIL - saperfsof..-
3is c j. hyde, vices ~ prrsisor la vhcAion 81
iis y su1ivan. per diem and mileage - sn-
perrasS .,-------
40 Pat giiasu fe-s ~ Justice In Grim Eases 20
al H. " ssin.on dsngs sui aata cines tolpanps 20
4as John Hsnner per die % sId mnEsse sseuP~r
i1s VIM t}rssvoid boarding. prisoners In Co
JHl--,-.--.+.. .....----.'...-. -
al Ms px-hAm fer k++pirx psnper---.-.s ~
rs gsso anth-r. keeping sitf stranger "a
&26 John II. Moore, Ices ~ Jastice 10 ertatinsi
ic
Ar r. L. Sack, for Iron docr 10 jail .-.. 20
AN c4s Never, provisions 10 psns.rs-.-. --...- -
10 Eda.,.'S tssssr. i"- . 'adse in insane 4
eases, &c .
80 Keokak rskwpt pa4<- grveeesAnss Of
Doifd, Ac..-...s-....-f ~
43l j. n Aaderson. n,-siicsI aid to paapeSs.--.. j.
AL u. a Chan herlia, fos pant .itoH- & prisoner
Iaa J Willson for pibl, tax list, horn bs &C III
al J. A. b..hop. t.kax " sonsrs 10 j.ii -
~ q wilson, god. tor prispasrs be dns-.. Is
%s6 Kistner, Ivr sort at court house, CLEARING
WILL hr ,-..-s- '
III u = e Cstterm he. r~,t to- ps4,-rts..--- "
~ cs,ui. .--n for Iaap~rsl II
A3e u~.n . w,ii.m mas. for medicass to panpsrs.-.
l4a Hamtlt ~ r., fds to pauptrs-..---..---- ii
al Jane. Reeves, boryfsg beat haGd d Aant-
~
al Mills 20 BlAnk tooks and orts-..---.. bI&
~ t,es-er Haf~, hsrdsare. nails Ae.--.. -
IA wobigems. b ass Vi, Tin work IN Jsdee'l
0n3cs
AS Wn. Usidt reder, hu ytog pxuffy.
4s6 Vim Ottoneye r. making cofn..-.,.., Q
az H. seis sers lees Corr oi Ing 81 Jnne ., e6
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TuEsDAY. Sept. 4, 1866.
Board met pursuant to adjournment Pres
ident Goodrich in the Chair All memter rs
present except Holland, The minutes OF
yesterday were read and approved
Mr.. Hyde, from the committee on Public
Buildings, presented his reports of poor Mouse
and jail expenditures, when, on motion. the
reports were accepted and his accounts Ae-
proyed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13

Mate OF LOLES5AAA-SECOSD DISTINCT
- Court oI New orleans.
MI. e.-.- r..--
me STATE OF LOUISIANA,
To all whom tese rrAsente sI III coroa o,reatino.
AZ Oil "A'n 'pese presents SHAH come greeting
Whereas JAMES REYNOLDS and MRS SARAH
BOALS, Wife of JAMES S RGODF. and others Heirs of
the late SAMUEL B0ALS having apped to the clerk OF
this Court for a mbnog or advertisements in conformity to
OF the Legislature of the State Of oug4p entitled
an act relative to- nsU0s and rn0de Of nrDcredlng an
proved the fifteenth dAT of March 1851
Now therefore know We and ali persons interested herein
hereby led aud adnosed in lie nae OF the State Of
Louisiana snd of the Second District Cont of New Orleans
can set IN any right tide or claim in aud to the propery
herena described to consequence of any informally In tile
order Judgment the Court under which the sale
made any iTTe arity or ierity in the apprase.
ents and syertfsemfnts h time F rannr Of SALE or far
any defect whatsoever tn show cause within thirty DAYS
from the day this Inouitinu is first inserted in the uulc
pap rs why the sale 40 made Ebond NOT be confirmed and
hon0ogated
The sad ar1ss Rs-noldq boyin r,rc,, ssd flo rro,ar
firstly and secondly decribed from M Mrs If e late
e Baas duly recognized MS such by decree Of this court
rendered the 18th day Of April 1868 h The succession of
the said lare Samuel BDa M Ia ga of fine docka of tiI
honorable court the said sale was made and acanad for tbn
price and sum of 5iO3 y acl asse pefore j + otfey No
tary Public an the 2gb IL ofNa1 J56S a rnnv ~ which act
is on file in this court 80
That the III beirs ,f tho soi5 1ao sor,oI Eoo co,irl
the prSbertv fIs eao5 d tbid ag ib US 10 it
and pursuant b decree rendered Nv ths bnnorabe cor
on he lLh day of April l3 nacin said heirs in nnssessinn
OF said property
Dascrirtfr or Tho ,-o,o. nj. fa IN o ato,ar,antio md
Desct'po Vi the properly US gwen III the aofee'i'he
conveyances: ...
|. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the improve
men thereon rights privileges and appurtenances
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- de District de Ia N0nyele ORLEANS.

Fiat DE La LOUISE a N F-.DBUXIEME CoUR
IL de District de Ia NOuyelle Orleans.
Lat de Ia Lousiane tons que preenes
nent, saut-
BOA femme de James Rh0dy heritiers de feu
@ AVIS sqreses 5e de- Gss G9Rr
me- loGane hq'e, aee pea Y aux monitions ct la ma
Quill seit connu ct toutes intgresstes par
ees Is som9ees an Eat dc IA Louisiana de
ra'ent ayoir dToit poprete ciapres decre
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13
Personal.

NOTICE TO RACHELORS-A YOUNG,
In good locking and accomplished lady native Of New Or
leans Of good family AID having fortune in her right
desreus OF CORES onding with gentleman with view
matnmony The gentleman be position
we'll educ ted old he will have charge
her business aud fortune He must be Judgment
undoubted economy evidence OF which will required
in the habit Of purchasing his Shirts and Undertaking
the large aud stock Gentemens Furnishing at
the gre shirt Emporium of Mr. n Moody corner Royal
and Canal Streets All communications will be considered
strictly confidential Address Truth Posofee New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13

SEoOSD DIs1H'cF CoURr or SUCCESSION OF THE LATE
NEW oRLEAxs-No 1908 G. R. CANNON DECEASED.
PIX VIRTUE of and In obedience to an
- order OF sale rendered enc 1866 directed by the
onohbie the Second District Court of New Dreams the
above titled matter will proceed sell public auction
on THURSDAY, the lfth day of june, 1866 8 o'clock
in the Court Buildings, Charities street. opposite jackson
Square, in the Second District Of this city for account OF said
succession
One Trunk containing Wearing Apparel
One Spy Glass and one Sextant
70" TERHs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY T HAYS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13
TENNESSEE IRON.

Ths undersigned agent the sale HiIman Bro Sons
celebrated TENNESSEE IRON is prepared
orders all sizes flat Round Square Shoe Plough
Slab and Boiler Iron. c. H. sLoCoMB,
"a Canal and IS Common streets,