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, 1866-10-30

J, F. Norton Committed for Conten, n,
OF Court,

ihis case came 10 partial determination ycs-
lefaas. Mr. Norton WAS arrested BIZ order OF
Judge uEadwc1l Of the County Couft for ron-
tempt The order which We publish c1pla,ns The
position IN which sfs. Norton st.uds before ,he
cont ne ha: u rot only NEGLECTED. to file bis ac-
o. Miss Grace Josephine Clark, bni apon BENZ
called upon 70 account be has, ly bis non.aet;nns
e as a 'G o1sg tes ws dul sersed
thond not be dealt with for contempt. and now ~
a9ds himself In the custody Of ths Shr5Id. N7"
lns following Is the order Of the Court under
NnEEEAs; Jellial F. Morton, who was an
pointed guardian Of Grace j. Clark. MINOR.
S5 ets Il a. eessa yss 3, s y Ills
ship on the 9Th day Of September iast, and 1as
ioGsbe1 % th an account separate IN items:
nc Court On the 1Mh day or October, d. j.. isGS.
VI Which % order Tic sad ]: f. Notion failed 10 con-.
Cont 70 show cause, within flse Gays after ser.
s,se ots eGpy q sa!l order on him, why be should
noI d aeait MEh for contempt OF court In not
lin 10 account; and N~A&' 1''sse"s
WuEnEAss, The eaid order to show c.usc r,s
I'd day ol October, lsG and th: said ,icba, 1n ie
Norton having failed and refused to cor,n,x ,x,t,
the said 9 o'der oftSis Court requiring him to &c.
having lled an inventory report o. c 1Topcrv
ssd II; f. "a S.,e s''ss sis 'ss
iailed e answer raid citation and to account =
;,clntica 9y eaid citation and order II Is therc
considered by lie Court that the said Jehisl
not barnn SnsnT u eouit1apt Of this conrl II
aies of III. e courq 1sqasd a hy rsa order aud h
"a at s1"W caHsc1n il therefore orde:cj that lie
Con-, tnnniv ;15., "s Committed to the j.!l or
shall present. an account and report Of his s.Ij
gun: dianshfp TO Ibis Cont. aud nntii h sh.it ~
of9aaEsd y orde, Of th!s Court il iarihrs
q 1he es q ~ Gont sns VI
nm TO commit the taid Jehat F. Morton 10 tass
III q! !he said county there TO re1ain till he sb1j
pLsSStelt an account aud report of his Guardian.
Court. N "s6eo ~ oio'1 VI tnls
1AA1t IAornLE--Ausu.t aud Edwa,d
,, Memann a'e butchers in the Germsn ..setilc-
mcn' On INC North Side. They are also bro,hcrs
ano august was married sonp time sro to ,
daughter Of Mrs. Bs1hasy Hilsbercer, since the,,
they hare had stormy lines In The house. f,nc ~
sae .ast q nee a9mseue spisoaes occurred on
participated and came ont Of tho scrimma ~ nIth
scratches and bruses, mons Of them. howSS.r ~ ~
very serious character. One Of he eIsIt}nwr,
eanses OF The family trouble seems 10 have been
Jealousy on The part OF August Of one christopher
MARSHALL, Whoec attentions to hrs. Kicmann wese
o. a very familiar character: Marshall owed An.
- EEust money, and when the lsttef asked him for IL
II H.! .hs preteEec of bis wife tc wife c1asperatcd
with him that he did lot need lhc moneT- Mrs
MtnAnn's relation Of her experience; ware luai.
c:nuf1y pathetic. She had been scixed by The haf:
1n ena pn!!eo "! Aef nam Az cracscd on nct head
have been, and WA three minutes poue-ifairtedl.
Edward Rlcnann shared hts beother'e Ieajnnay
and III his bis emotions against Matshau, and the
, 1866-10-30

" UNFTg.
=, FORTRESS or MosRoE, October ss-Biahop Lynch,
from Baltimore. he preached At he Caiholie
chapel yesterday a sermon upon Chvisi's
Arostles., The Bishop was the guest Of General
Cd the Davis family, with the members Of Which
he 5as been acquainted for many years. BE Jeff
i9E New York this afternoon, intending 10 taEe
the inland route for Charleston.
Il Is showing quite heavily outside. Wind
, 1866-10-30
RatlrnaDs.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
, 1866-10-30
d 1 Il d

Telcxrnphtc.
DETROIT; Mich, October aa.-Teles.aph oflce
ops red at Anskegou, Michigan, for business.
, 1866-10-30

MURDER OF CHICAGO SAILOR IS DCTFALo.-
About two weeks ago sailor r::lct Andrew Nell
son, belonging to Chicago, VS. murdered, robbed,
end bis body thrown into the canal, at Bula1 b.
The body was recovered last Monday, and an In
quest was held. the jury rendering verdict In A.
cordarce with the facts. Nielsen leaves wife il
This rity
, 1866-10-30

forsG MEE'e I17rnAnr soc1E7r.--Thls Society
holds its meetfng1 on Tuesday evening OF each
week, in tho Circuit Court Room, Court House.
This evening, Octos'er ~ The following resolution
will be The subject OF diEcussion:
Eesotr.d. That party politics c:;nno1, consist.
emily with Christianity. be preached istrn the pul
li1. Af}irnatire-L Ncuberger and Il Mcrbst
1Secaii.eJ. H. NcCanRand and $. D. Phelps.
All incte tested III exercises OF this character arc
invited Ec attend at IL o'clock.
, 1866-10-30

A corSTEErEr No7E4-On Sunday Joseph
o'1;eily wanted some chestnuts, and sought to
buy ten ccnis worth at store on Van Buren,
street BY passing STU counterfeit note on the
Highland National Bank, nt Newburgh, New
10 pass TIC SAINT note Al the Varieties Theatre lie
ras arrested md brought before Justice Mililkcn
Yesterday morning. The case was continued till
this morning. S5Gl hall being rcoitir.t
, 1866-10-30
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

CHICAGO AID EnRruwksTERS-DEpoT COS, WEST
WATER AMI K1SZ1E.
, 1866-10-30

s1fA1iSG HoEsE AND NAcoS.-Mich,c1
ocehuor. boy Of sixteen years, who resides At
NO. ~ Charlotte street, ''was jus: riding around'
ch saanicas with horse attached 10 a crocer,a
"sscn be!orSiuS 10 Ar. Masclcuer at ms, ~
Snc e. Wet Lake street, when h. was arrested on
HARRISON street. lie bad uuld.ehed The borsc
t'. .n ..ost 81 u: owners store Iii. ride. nm.
dsi ;Lt peculiar circumstances, ssas pronnanrnd
sicalrs, wlcn he was arsa;cned before he P,S,ec
aaErs HestetGa. morning, and tie ,:as required N
Ghs Siu2 oai! ioT arpea.ance At tho Recorders
s!os: = TIC matter Of 1--we cents esncy hc ~.
Lcfn. !fn. How do FUN k+ow 1!la1t'' sail ihc
euI. iis 4a:,,r, HnSw + be replied, 'I'sc been
, 1866-10-30
35artnerE G2aa1ltRa,

DARTNER-N a9ted-With ! cspi,al
l. Of $500. to go Into well.essAn.lstrd b.ot asd
inot sore 1RA BEpWa u. Eeal E.stats Aslat - MI
NApkte-Sf,
, 1866-10-30

a eEotr or rTAonAsTs.-Ihe notorious +" CAP. -
NJ HoE3ts. accompanied by Thos. Ryan. l..
". Hafa' ". Seadden. Geo Jones. Buck uol-
1,a.s ooS ~ nooc't erookeant+, appeared ut The
saEraney: kcnnd", Nash, Scaadrr ,as 1.a ".a
me- vaaous ptete1ts to have iheis cascs 1nG c6s
.1i1 uEnt 6aa their requests wee 9rantcd. Ther
~. ...s nstse ln:!i,sr examination this 1nornIat.
Tspatanle Character, though technically spraainr
&c <e: May not DC rag:ant. F." luck uolbroox ,sas
W. . war; according 10 the Testimony.
n the shape OF dog lock lie Wis cxesedin"i WI
to nes ~ If s IL n5ss az gambling mud e
which unfortunately was - f,T frnn ,,,;sp
70 that nc was nned x1oo. Kysn, Wiison n"w, M :
EfeotGanks Hcte not quite arss class yasTants ~
Lad to tc content with Qtlr Sl r,,e ,.a 0us III
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05
DuRY EAS, M AIzEkA
Page 4.

UV NJ eAS' " al ( { u a.
TRY ONE POUND.
Was tie o~ly" Preparation far foosi
from Indian Corn'
That received mccall and honorable meu-
ton from the Royal Commissioners at the
great International exhibition. at London
1862, the competition of all prominent
t'COrn Starch" and Prepared Corn
Flour" Of this and other countries not
withstanding.
Maizena,,
The food and luxury OF the age without
single fault. One trial will Convince the
most skeptical. Makes Puddings, Cakes,
Cust,rds, Blanc Mango, &C., without ism
E,ass. with few or no eggs. at r cost aston
ishing the most economical. a slight adj
dition to ordinary Wheat Flour greatly
improves Bread and Cake. 1t is also ex.
cellent for thickening sweet sauces. gra-
vies for fish and meat, soaps, &c. For Ice
Cream nothing can compare with it. a
little boiled in milk will produce rich
cream for coffee, chocolate, tea, &c.
Put up in one pound packages, under
the trademark Maizena,, with directions
tor use.
a most delicious article OF food for chill
dren and invalids of sill ages. For sale by
Grocers and Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale Depot, l66 EuiteA st.
WILLIAM DURYEA,
janG-Iy General Agent.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05

Mr. J. II. NcDermott il determined to
establish an exclusive ladies store that
will prove beneficial To his customers and
crcditabie to himself. In view OF which h,.
has purchased tn: Largest stock of goods
IN the Ladies' tn... ear brought 10 MS mar
kei. and being determined +" secmr. the
Ladies trade. he p lodges himself 10 >eit
cheaper than tn. cheapest. Ladies who
favor him with their custom may rest as
sured that the, will get goods al leGi;i-
mate prices whrrhrr judge. OF not, for be
has established a One Price system" which
cannot fail 10 give .a,iSia elton a- i, !. based
upon small profits and 3'''ck r.s,o7,s.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05
mar 24-tf
For. Sale.

4 BOUT 5000 head OF Stock Cattle in
n Hunt county. Texas. Persons d.sirous
Of purchasing tn. same can apply immcdi-
~tely 10 T.. Il b. JACOBS.
uar94 II Shreveport. La.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05

TINIIESE Machine. ,r. nos. uni, erssuy
i acknowledged 10 be- superior to al
others Ia the quality aud variety Of tho
Sc" ing done by thew. ana Also ia ,lurahii-
i,y Of the Machine. III n.er. tact ,ha, the
Wheeler r. Wilson Company hnv" mann.
fict,irrd and sold over 100000 81 ,h,.s.. Ia.
Dor saving machines is conclusive cv idcn,c
al their superiority over all complicated
two needle chain stitch. and cog wheel
shuttle machines. i0,aHh If the " 4 W.
machines have been sold In the State Of
Louisiana alone, and ar. giving cutie sat.
istact ton. All machines sold by MS are
guaranteed and Instructions given free of
Ghnr,n. New and valuable iftpr" tcments
have been added Ia the above machine.
within The last twelve months. The best
assortment Of needles. silk. cotton and ma
chm" trimmings Of all kinds IN til" city. al
ways on hand. Address ff.Ik BROTH
EKS. Agents. l,2 Canal street. New Or.
leans.
n. b All the LAT. IMPROVEMENTS may
be- added tn old machines At a small cost
srpty: "
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05
ee1ni-~< eel.Iy News.
For Sale or Rent.
Farm for Sale Cheap.

4 Ny person wishing to invest his money
N probably in farm OF 200 acres. is
offered this chance. There Hr. $50 acres
cleared all necessary Improvements. >
within Is miles ofShreveport. and 5 miles
back OF Albany. The plac. will be sold
cheap. either for cash OF IN ,imc. For
particulars apply to the Editor of ,hi, pa
per. or to ii. J. G. BATTLE,
Jan -. 1861 Real Estate Agent.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05
MILLIN E r Y

Bonncts, Hats for Ladies hildren and
Misses, Ribbons. Flowers, Bridal wreaths
mrnt Of Ladies Goods from r. paper Of Pin.
ios Wedding outfit this portion Of the
stock ~as seclected with great car. BY
Mrs. Wells. who by business experienc.
in this market of t~eiv. years. perfectly
understand, the requirements Of Ladies in
this section. and feels confident that she
eau please the most fAstihion, both ia
Goods and prices.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05
Dressmakine Department,

Mr. Well susp"rintends the Millinery and
Dress Making department where -h. WI
be pleased TO and wait npon he, old
friends and customer, generally. Doth OF
hese branches are under the management
Of frst cioss artists who are thoroughly
posted on the lat.s; :,shions. o..
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05
s1slSlS(s
I ~ttss.

! ~sHt- SB'l<lS NC. 1850.
Direct Importation at Wholesale.
LtNol>S CO, hnv.. in store and To-
- . arrive a iuN assortment at French
aud American t'""d>, adapted i, The. =, ring
trade -n5 Imported exclusively Tor ;h.
southern Market, including the latest
novelties Of pr,ss io-i-. y Ieyois 4 Co
call th" attention o: buyers - their stock
OF while good. Vi, 'a-koneis, & ambric.
NnwstookT. Mall. Lcuos. brgnudi.- in
plain plaid and c"Trr~. offered At liberal
reduction so package buyers. and ON libei-
al terms, fESOIS 4 CO.
Conner 81 anrt ana Royal street. New
Orleans, La. mulU.Iy
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05

We guarantee satisfaction in all cases.
Customers whose tastes or fanciss are not
suited can have their goods exchanged.
Parties desiring to act as agents viii be
allowed 10 cents on each certificate order
ed by them. not less than five being lie,
ceived under those terms. Agents will
collect 25 cents for each Certificate, and
forward 10 cents to us.
All letters should he addressed TO
DELACOUR BROS,
Nos. Ga 4 SO John Street. New York
Agents wanted in every Town, County
and state. apt fi-Gm
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05
EDI. Rent.

'V>ffF. two store rooms under the Ncrandah
i Hotel ON Milan street. Apply ON the
premises to
mar3f-tf. n. HAUssABRACk.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05

\. B.-1he Chaac.s in the division Of
The above list of goods are to be dispose.
oil according ~ the annexed statement Of
ARA ny ement~.
~ Certificates Of the s,:us articles,
there being no blanks. are put into envelopes
securely sealed, and ~b-s ordered, taken
ort with NJ regard TO choice, showing no
tavoriusM. and forwarded by mail, when
she holder of the Certificate can see what
he or she can have by returning ~ as thu.
Certificate and ONE DDEEAR.
~ One Ccrt,fcote 25 Cents Fl
\ single Certificate may secure you II
Geld or Silver article valued at 6 Si8o
or any other valu able article. There are
No HS~is.
FA~KAs+;s OF CERTIFICATES sold 10
Schools. Clubs. Agents. &C.. at the follow
inc rates
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05
A.. ESGLE. ). y. xc~!LLIAAS. ). u. EH-MohK.
A. ENGLE L GO.
Wholcraie and Retail Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Wines, LiQ-
uOrS, Cigars, Pines. &c.

No. % TeSss street. Shreveport Louisiana.
AyOULn inform their friend. and thu.
w public tina, they are in receipt Of d
fresh stock Of goods in their line. purchased
by the senior partner direct from the i'm
porters in New York. which consist. in part
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-05
For &Nle,
FOR SALE,

TVIN VA LII,
4 DOUBLE tiue boiler. &c feet long,
n with tw" * inch tiurs. and slight value
engines feet stroke. II inch cylinder.
shafts. pumps and pipes. all complete, suit
able for a oawmili or G,isi Mil also
two fine modle bnrgcs-
W. =. ALLEN,
VIZ. THATCHER.
mar l.tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-06
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 8, 1865.


Our JOB OFFICE is now the most complete and
extensive establishment Of the kind in the city.
The type, presses, material and entire fixtures
are new, having just been received from the foun-
dries and machine shops Of Conner & Sons, G. P.
Gordon and R, Hoe & Co., of New York, and in
variety and beauty cannot be excelled in the
sorth. We have connected with this department
or Of the best ruling machines ever brought
South, and can turn out all descriptions Of job
work, ruled, lettered and bound, at the shortest
notice, in the most workman-Ike manner and upon
most reasonable terms.
In addition to a corps Of experienced printers,
We have secured the services in this department Of
Mr.. W. W. Brisbin and Mr.. Charles W. ClarS. So
favoraby known as job printers previous to the war
under the firm Of Clark & Brisbin. Their friends
and ours viii bear this in mind and send in their
orders
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-06
SIERTEF,s SALES.

Forprn DISTRICT couRT} HENRY W. TAYLOR vs., j. R.
OF \ INV ORfEASs LATHAM No. l6,T7A
by VIRTUE Of an alias Writ Of FIerI Fn-
ID cas directed by The honorable the Fourth District
Court Orleans the above entitled cause viii proceed
sell nublc Mt The Merchants aud Auconeer EN-
change Royal between Canal GusoWhuuse Streets
in Second pistrcpo this city FRIDAY, the 9Th
July 56, at L clock the following described property
viz
the buildings and Improvements thereon, and appurte-
nances thereof and all the rights, ways seryitudes
privileges aud advantages thereto beOu gng, situate in
the First District Of this Oitr designated lots Nos
y p % and u Of No H. which is bounded by St
Of A Phelps late surveyor dated 22d December 1874 and
deposited the office Of the late David l. McCey A notary
public in this city Which lots MEASURE in American measure
according sad plan, oows tC-wit Lots No 81 % and
adoiu each other and hsve each 20 inches aud lines
front on aveT street ana 30 feet in the rear lot q
having depth Of 100 feet nine inches lot No
and i feet inches in depth the line lot Nos 90 lot No
= having depth OF lis feet inches the line OF lot No 81
and t9 feet inches the line of No 49, lot No % hHv
ing epth Of il9 feet inches the line Of lot No % and
10 feet inches on the line OF lot No "a Lot No "A forms
the corner Of Grvter AUD ST. Mageeue streets and
81 eet inches front GraFier depth and
'front.' on ST. NRsdeen street, l26 feet inches in depth on
Ie ne dividing It from lot No %, and 20 6 inches
width on the rear line
beng the same property acquired by the defendant by pur
from D. d Hubbard per passed before L. G.
notary public in this city The 18th day OF DeCem
Seized in the above suit
R5r@ TRRAs-Cash on the spot.
HARRY T. HAYS.
ElnRfH V,nv .arfE 1,,RFH rTr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-06
PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
BULKLEH's.,".,..,............nuLKLEX,
SuPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM . TO 4 DAYS


T.,
~ WI" season Lumber Mt average 81 per 1000 feet
~ "lI season Lumber thoroughly and cheek it less
than any other process
any other process "11 ''''' ''''''
The expense off Kiln Right Is within the reacb n,
every one. " "i'"'" N'e 'e"9n ol
twenty miles. '"'H 10 maui II
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LrNRrR
The Lumber from the steam ready IN h. n,o.1 H.,
mediaely. " W "0Aeu III
Inc cost OF changiuga common Dry Air Kiln into a s+
hlin or OF erecting new Kiln and the price of R,b ~
often saved in year by this process "
Noneed OF keeping large stocks of lumber on hand II ~
less to dry by this process than the interest On
drying in the air. ~
Carpenters, Coope Cabinet, Carriage Sash Door and
Blind Manufacturers, Owners of Planning Machines Saw M
and all who wish dry lumber should be in possession of M
Right to this invention.
common Hot Air Kiln can be changed into a Steam Kiln
This process in the Car shops of the penrsr
wanna Gen al New York Central Atlantic and Great West
erni chicago and North Western; Chicago Alton and n
Iousi Illinois Gentral Chicago Burlington and 0iincy,
EehtTa Toledo and Wabash; Sundusky DAYTON mid
HtlhuaL ana other Raj road Companies Also by many al
OF Cars, Carriages Sash, Doors and Blinds
Is HipeLleuts etc. thruu ghOut the United States
,HSfff''.A,iiNt FLOUR MEAL, FRUIT yEGFTA nj AZ
~ 1890 WOOL, PAPER, BRICK SALT md utEsT
7"0s t tLlt are dried by thisprocess, $500
VI fle Dyer allowed before paying for the Rgbt fv
pay ~ l9F me drawings specifcatJrg " 'e'-' -
inn ayfr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-06

The St. Paul Press of the 24tl, oon+ior, a., =,
rival Of gentleman at that place Who came ss ut
from the Red River Of the North in eight daVs
and announces the coming Of the ReS Rive way .
e5gsdfs Thoh i composed Of one thousand
dollars worth of rurs, now on the sn9asaa t
Psgl' The Red River settlement is 500 miles noTtE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-06
HARRY T. HAYS.
Sheriff Of the Parish NJ 0-1aa,,s


SIXTH DISTRICT COURT O. NEITZERROFF VS.
OF New ORLEAys. ANTONIO CUsTA-No. iOs43
RR NIRTUE Ofand In ohediance to nm ordar
LOT sale rendered MRy2f 1906 and to me drectei Nv the
CRADLE the Sixth District Court New Orleans in the above Ell
ted cause, will proceed 70 sell public auction AT the
Merchants and Auconeers Exchange Royal street between
Canal and CsomhQuse Streets in the Second District of this
cy9n ONDAf the day ofJuly 1866 at II CLOCK
NJ, the following described property, VIZ:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Saco,5
District OF this city, designated Number Square Nun
Der IwentySeVen bounded by Marais Custonhnse Canal
ana IRENE streets measuring American measure twenty Ave
lte SIN inches and seven lines front Customhouse street W
one hundred and fourteen eet in depth between parallel lines
garnshee, v Faures, 7' -s--7 w
E85eTERMs-Cash on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-06

manufacturers OF Barrels, Gallip0lts, Ohio
Inc Dry Kiln built under the direction Of your gent n,
slaves mas been n constant use, believe il
peTioIilS ts @ork July as well rs you claim for it, wGnd
Duut rs soon GUY green slaves partly seasoned know
w We Gan III lew days, at small expense have them well
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-06
HARRY t. HAYS,
Sheriff Of the parish of Orleans.
J CAMILLE JACOB and 9TH.
Frs VS.. ED0uARD JACOB,

CouRT, PARISH o. ST. ERs vs.. EDoUARD JACOB
II virtue of II writ of fieri E;Rcins to nae di-
- rected by the honorable the Fourth Judicial District Court
70 at public ancton the Merchants and Auctoneers
Exchange Royal street between Canal and Customhopse
streets, IN the Second District of this city, ATURDAY
the seventh day otJgly 1856 at II O'Clock the following
describedp rOperty, viz
improvements thereon situate in the late municipality No
nOwth First District of this city, forming corner
New LeFae and Lafayette the square comprised
tween New eVee Lafayette commerce and PoydraS streets
said lot measuring about thirtyour New Lev
street. about thirty three feet in width the line
9o9ut sefepHve et six inches in depth and front said
Lafayette street and about sevenyfve feet in depth on the
opposite side line American measure and forms part
lot designated Ne u plan annexed an act passed
Both April, 1927. '' - ~
On this lot three story brick building the whole leased
ior seventy dollars month until LIST October, 1866
Being the property acquired by the defendant by pur
chase from Felix LR9atu per passed before Theodore
? TWO LOTS or GROUND Situated ID tbe Third district
o. this city designated by the Nos twenty five and twenty
PGuche, Mysterious Columbus and Goodchiren Streets
aud measure viz Lot Nc % thirty feet six inches
ues the Of No IS ninety three feet two lines
on the rear line Of lot No "A, add ninetyeven feet three
nd Tour lines on the other rear line OF lot No 26 and
0 No = throne feet eleven inches and line front
Paaehe street by depth between parallel lines of one hun
bred and wenyseyen feet inches and lines bounded
~ MS FsH 2y g No ~ on tue LETT BY lots Nos p &c. % p
and part u Ne =, and in the by said lot No. 80
IRe wh45 English measure, aud according plan drawn
by Aou d Hemecourt late engineer the 18th December
1871 depostedn the Office OF d Mazureau notary public il
Together with all the buildings and improvements
Beng the properly aCquredby the defendant br pur-
chase from Miss Et Debergue per act passed before Tbeo
qoTe nyo late notary public This city, dated November
Seized in the above suit
Plans VII he on exhibition at the Exchange days
previous tothat of sale.
,,s' HARRY n HAYS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-06

General Wilmot and seaYer. late Of tbo c,u,o,
craze states army, with several officers of Love-
RANK, arrived at Galveston from Mexico on tSs
18th They describe terrible state OF Affairs ' IN
t me country. While near the Rio Grande, on tbe
mexican SIDE, they weTe attacked by several qner
rlllas; but all being armed, thew sueceedaS /,
routing the assailants, klling two Of them and
Wounding several more. "Ha