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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-08-21
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7. II. Peterson & Brothers, No. BOG Chealnst street,
Plfiladeiphis. hate IN press and viii publish in a few
days, 1.-THE Life Of Hon. Schuyler Cultsx p written b.
Rev.A. Y. Moore, Of South bend, Indiana, who WIN,
for twelve geara, a. pastor and friend, In tho cntifa
c~Ophdeice ofAIr. colfgx, md bad access to tho nrs
Of che paper published ~ Ms CoIrtN iortwentg years,
pnd 10 the Congressional GloAei knows all his pat
history aud on vic have Rhosn him from b9yh00l
lie beg3W this phlEfaptg two or three gears agn, ~
That u Is not ope Of the hurried and c~phemcral rubli-
caJons 20 common h eleciipn searE Afr. Moore H. =
gentlemen Of lne talent aud culture, aud there Is NJ
doubt but that this hiogtaphy Of MI. CoifaN will hu
worthg Of Ia diztiuaaished s6bieet.
The following letisr non Mr.. Coilax, TO Rev A. y.
Moore viii explain itseif:-
wAshisofoS, G., Mag 90, ls9s.
My Dear Nj. Moore
Gas 1our prediction a gcar sgo has been realized, I
have 10 further objection to Buur publishing ana
sketch, more or less full Of ing lie, yon mag have rrt.
rared. A. god More for a ddzeu asars = felibw-townS-
man OF mine, auda valued friend, Z sappose yon know
% puvh Abodt my HISTORY As thc public tuuld cain
shout knowing aud although .m3 cngrossirg duties
here ieave me No time 10 rviso tbe msnhsrHpt, / have
no fear that POUR work VIII not be a faithful One.
"fours, very truly,
aRev. ny Moore, South Dead, Indiana"
twill be published IN alarEc duodccimn volume Of
five hundted pages, printed frem lure type, and on
the huest ani best Of white paper, withe portrait, on
steel, Of Mr., Colfax, executed by ilman Brothers, ihN
wei-khsun engravcrs, rs well = a pnufle hnst, IN
gill, on The back, rom Photographic taken % NJ. Col.
fax withinthe last week the whole hopnd 10 cloth in
the most tnbsiantiai manhen Prize, tlB a copy
Canyasscrs wauled. ererywhnre. Large discunnit
given. Couies Will BE- Hrnt 10 any o1c.. Al once, post
paid. "a reeipt % price BY the PabIishcrs.
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10y VIRTUE Of a writ of Vend. Expo, IS
Id sued from the Circuit Court Of Wash
ington county, to me directed, tested the 4th
Monday of June, 1868, upon a judgment and
cost for the sum 81 $2s 81 debt and cost
pronounced By said Court and in favor Of s.
p. Martin and against Mary McGee aud NJ. s.
Mahouey, assignOr, I will sell at the Court
House door, 10 Jonesboro' on Saturday the
22d day Of August, 1868, for cash in hand,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
Mary McGee has in and to a tract ofland in
Washington county, district No. II, adjOin-
ing the lands Of 10. Mahoney, James Hale
and Others, said to contain SO acres, more or
less, the dover Of the said Mary MCGEE.
This the 22d of July, 1868.
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GENERAu GRANT,

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culars sent, and highest commissions paid.
Address. j,
AMERICAN PUBLIshIyG Co, Hartford,
Conn.
To editors giving this advertisements four
prominent insertions irSU dSptagee with such
notice as they msJ deem pfoher, calling at
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DYylRTUE Of a writ Of vehdi. expo, IS
ID sued from the Circuit Court Of Wash
Ington County 10 me directed, tested the 9Th
Monday Of June 1868, upon a Judgment and
cost Tor the sum Of $50 75, debt and cost
pronounced by said Court aud In favor Of
w. az Akin, aud against r. d. Beard, Admir-.
Of Joseph Beard Decd, I viii ssllat the Court
House dos 10 Jonesboro' on Saturday the
z2d' dAy q August 1893, for cash IN haea al
the right titlc, claim and interest that r. d.
Beard, Admr. OF JOS. Beard deed. has IN and
10 q tract vt land In WnshiBgl0n county, dis
litlct No. 3, adloinihg The lands 81 James
Hunts beifb, ~ Gieenway pnd others con.
aining $50 acret more o. ltssr being tbs
same traet on land that Joseph beard lived
on % % Ms death, uhth debt and eah
De- maiy pafdl This 21d day ofjhly, 1898,
air lfa a9ta 8. u. GRIFFITH Sheriff
rsissehlystelbf$5' stfl t,'
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,DY VIRTUE OF aJBrit o Yerds Expo, Is
ington county, 70 ME directed, tested the 9TH
Monday Of June, 1858, npon ~ajudgmeDt and
cost for, The sum Of $50 n debt and cost pro-
houuvcdby said Court and in favor Of R. D,
Beard and against William Jones aud OAR
ling jones, i viii sen at the Court House
door, in the town Of JosesborO' on Saturday
the 22d Of August, 1868, for cash 10 hand,
all the right tile, claim aud interest that
William Jones has in and 10 a tract OF land.
situated in Washington county, district No
O., said to contain m acres, more orless, ad.
Joining the lands OF James Clark and others
until said debt and cost are fully paid.
- ssa s. y. GRlPFiTH, Sheriff.
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IsOsjulysIw4pfS5

.DY VIRTUE Of a writ Of vend Expo, is
ID sued from the Circuit Court of Wash
ington county, to me directed, tested the 4ih
Monday Of June, 1868, upon Judgment and
cost foF,the sum Of $2s 80 debt and cost pro-
houuced By said Court, and in favor Of NJ. z.
Smith and against Joseph A. Conley and
Elzabet6 Couley, Twill sell at the Court
House door, in I%onosboro, on the 22d Of Au-
gust, 1883, Ter cash In hand, all the right,
title, claim and interest that Joseph A. Con
IL and Elizabeth Cooley, have 10 and to a
tract Of land situated in Washington eoun-
ty, district No, Is, adjoining the lands of D.
y Gibson, Daniel Crlmley and others, con-
tanning 10 acres, more or less, until said debt
and cost Is fully paid. This 22d of July,
1868. s. Il. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
ls6siuly3l84pfS5
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low Weed and Collector smyth Before the
M.nseers-Adviees from NJ xieo. Gu ba, The
sanswieh Isiands ana venezueis-Aiseei-
Ianeous. I
WASHINGTON, Nay A.-It is stated that Ste
yenss new articles are founded on evidence here
tofore taken by the judiciary committee, and par.
tally based on the establishment OF provisional
governments in the South and the payment OF
money to provisional officers. A majority OF the
Noihipg authentic Is known as TO the course
events will take TO morrow and Tuesday. In fact,
Il is doubted whether the chief actors have de-
cfded. Indications favor further p0stponement.
Thurlow Weed and Collector smyth. of New
York, were before the managers yesterday;
San FRAHcIsco, May y8.-sandwich Island dates
. to the 9th have been received. .r--.
The Honolulu Gazette says that up TO the 18th
of April no further accounts had been received of
the volcanic action in Hawaii. The earthquakes
ceased in violence and frequency, although the
whole island still vbrates. I'D
The Idaho brings full return cargo, mostly su'
MsxatIan specials of the l4th show that the
cause of the insurgents on the Pacific coast was
lost. trrli .rr tt.
Vigorous measures have been taken TO rspel
the Indian incurson on the Northern States OF the
EKw YORK, May 24.-A special from Havana
and her consorts, at Batavia TO watch the sailing
schooner A. Bandits, whose arrival 10 expected
there. I-..-ta.. ...- - -. ~. .a.. l. t..f
Rumor is current that Burlingame is to come
70 Havana for Information about the slave trade
and the treatment of coolies, and his report, it
is believed, will curtail further coole immigrs-
ton. - ...r
The Venezuela insurgents, as late as the 3D.
were lighting in the vicinity Of Caracas, the
= capital. r.Elr -,
Bsez has taken the oath Of Office as president
OF ST. Domingo, appointed three members of his
cabinet, and obtained government rauhoation OF
his loan from the Jew banker Jesurun.
LOUISVILLE, May A.-The robbers who cap
tured the engine and express car, obtained at
least forty thousand dollars.
The river has fallen four feet during the week.
All the upper streams are declining.
RuTLAND, W., May A.-The Irish laborers at
the West Rutland marble quarries, five hundred
in number, having struck for higher wages, the
owners of quaries, instead Of acceding 70 their
demands, sent TO Canada and engaged five hun.
dred Frenchmen. Much Ill feeling prevails in
consequence and the destruction Of the place is
threatened. The authorities are on the alert to
prevent disturbances. L
NEW YORK, May 24.-Arrived: Cleopatra, from
New Orleans Euterpe, from Galveston.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-26

STATE OF LoUIslANA-sIxrH DISTRICT COURT
Of New oreans-Margarst d. Aair Sosthene Allan
No 2sOs. rt..
I HEREBY CERTIFY, that the e4th
the following entitled suit the words and figures following
to-wit ..-y. ---
on intIoducDS cue proof ns:r favor and the Court
erlnF The law and evidence e bs IN favor q her demand
ai? That IN Ai @ M'9 % M Ss s and O. Tss
theme Allan, do have Judgment against and rscoys Of
hs saS sSshsps AAn her husband The Of
ss.4sos 1S ,dasy Sy s sS wA sSs i1isFs, I
fifty Thousand tour hundred and thytwo dollars y-
sand sax s% sS n S So
iS oT eleven ho1sand i've HUNDRED dollars from LIST Jsng
April 1885, the whole until paid And It is further
nst ssT Ss s q SeiSsea I'VE the pau
agsment and control Of her % aiIsl,s. . 81
(signed @. DUPLANTIER, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hersunto set my hand and
The seal Of the said court a. the city q New Orleans
sand eight hundred and sixty eight and the min second
year Of the independents of the United States
ETAT DE La LOUISIANE-STXIEME CoUR DE
District de la NOuvee orleans-Margaret D. Allain
SOstheRe Anain-No. q sos
IEPAR LIE PRESENT CERTIFIE, que Ie
2teme Jour De ayril SSa ugement ut rendu en- cette
Sur motion de John H. New de conseil pour e psintvs
ct sur les procedures ct la de la deaade du
platnttve,
ordonne sdjuge decrete que ugement par default
cienTegistre e 10 mars 1865 soft mainenant conme ct
rendu final que Ia psintve Mrs Margaret d. Allan fem
de Soshene Allan ait judgement rendu reeot du dte
defendant Sosbene Asin msr. Ia de SS4 26 55
payable intert legal du demsnde judiel
S sgs ds % SO 's5 % iSSs % part, q, d. y fn.s
1882 de 5000 du Is av 1885, 10 usqua pale
ment.. F"
1t de plas ordonne qu soft separation pro-
pete entire la piantive ct e defendant que dite plain
tive ait le oOntrO sepsres de SIS afares.
Jugene ent signe le - avril 1865.
(Signe, @. DUPLANTIER
Jugs.
En- temoigne, TAI sxee main de Ia dite cour
dams la vile de Ia Nouvele Orleans lie l8eme Jour de mai
pannee de Eotre Seigneur, mil hucent s0ixane huit
lie quatevingt douEeme aimee de Independents des
Etsts- Unis.
WIN. woELPER arefier.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-26
Consumption Cared.
eRIMAULrs SYRUP OF HYPoPHOsPHITE OF LIME

This medicine Is considered TO be sovereign remedy
In cases OF Consumption and other Diseases OF the Lungs
promptly all the serious symptomr The
cough relieved n preparations and the patient is
rap 'dy restored 70 bealih
B-Be sure see that the signature Of GRIMAULr 4
co Is affixed TO the bottle as this Syrup is liable TO ima-
tIons.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-26

SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City. In
lieu Of Horse Car, Every SUNDAY MORNING. st4 O'clock
An Extra Train win leave the Oity Every SUsDf EVEN
ING, at o'clock On and after April bth the Trains vii
leave either end Of the Road on sundays EvEKr HALF
HOUR from until O'Clock p. n .l-.
FARE-To and from the Lake. same day. Is eents Pas
for Genty must notify the Conductor prsr to depart
Of Train Genty stationFifteen cents each
WaY l.. L GEO. PANDELY. 0eneral Sup't l
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-26
GRINAULT 4 CO.'S
Syrup OF Ferruginous Peruvian Bark.
Chemists to T. R. II. Prince Napoleon,
gRUE RICHELIEU, PARIS

Syrup OF Ferruginous Peruvian BARK.
Chemists TO Il. r II. Prince Napoleon,
2 Rue RICHELIEU. PARIS
This preparation great advantage Of combining two
most powerful the medical world OF perfect
mpdy and agreeable taste this Syrup taken with pleasure
Il Is par excellence the FERRUGINoUs TONIC With
should be 70 ladies OF delicate constitution
% children Of weak constitution and b particularly
s sSs ss,,s. VICE. sssx
Want Of Appetite, Poverty Of Blood. etc
No More Dinneult or Painfal Digestion.
DIR. BURN DU BUIssoN'S Gaureate Ofthe Paris Impe
rial Academy Of Medicine) DIGESTIVE LOZENGES.
This delicious preparation always prescribed By the most
eputed medical in France Dsrsngements Of
the Digestive Functions such Gastritis, 0asratga Long
Emacssion Js1ndics and the vsr and GcIS
Nervous Headaches, NeuraIsis. Ola, rhea,
Dysentery,
INsIANTANEoUsLY CURED BY GRIMAULTs
GUARAuA.
This vegetable substance which grow. ne Bazis has
been employed since time mmemoria TO cure Inammaton
Of B0we Il has proved the greatest
vice in cases Of Cholera as is preventive and
casts Of Diarrhea-
No More Copalba and Cubebs.
GRIxAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
hATICo vEGETALIs.
Where al other medicines have failed these
VIII always effect These insure rapid extraordinary
Of recent and chronic Of private diseases
Ss D
miners remedies and Copsbs Cubebs The sctsn Is
used In recent and capsules In more chrosie cases.
n bah the sbove MEDICAL PREPARATIONS are
aceomPauee BY instructions as 70 the In which they
General DepO, in Paris ct eKnAuLr& oo.v,
In New Orleans at p DUcoNGE's,
ohsrtres street.
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WHO TAKES THE MONEY!

DR.. w0LC0Tr he will pay $1,000 To any person who
will produce remedy that will instantly remove, and
read B and permanently pain Ia the Head Teeth
Temples, Neck Shoulders. Bres.t Back Heart, Lungs,
Sides Hips Abdomen, Legs, Ankles Feet Toes, internal
ext'Ins acute or chronic OH Ulcers. Fresh WOUND
Fnghtfu CsDeersin iact all pain from Rheu-
matte Neursgic from mosquito bite 70 toe most intense
Labor Pansas quick Pain Paint reduce nia
rapidly heal permanently give psn in its
pchtion whether applied to the weakest infant the
feeble aged person, and 70 harmless Pain Paint.
Applied Free at 70. 81 Carondeet street
JJHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied
EACTa |! - Messn n Kiener a Hollands., No. 7s5
Poydrss street. Manufacturers Of the Malakon Btters:
GenteenI have examined the patent that granted
you by the o. Government for manufacturing the Masko6
Btter and found in the ingredients employed compound
well calculated to excite and keep in good order the digestive
have prescribed said Btters several times and In
every instance had occasion ascertain their beneficial
effect remain gentlemen respectfully your ost
obedent servant A. MERCIER, NJ D., l95 Canal street.
have examined the patent you hold for the
Maskon Btter and find nothing in the ingredients thereof
cacusted njurousy upon the human system unless
taken I'm inordnase quantities. Indeed, Is nothing bu 10
cordial aromatic bitter. 3. A. SMITH, M. D.
Your Maakof Bitters, which have examined, do not
contain ingredients injurious to heah and be
mended 70 those who are In want Of god tonic :
Yours N. SOHUPPERr. N. ID.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-26
MEDICAL.


rff aaaa mEDkCAks .f. -
PUKNERs Tao. rD0UL0REUx.
l-l l-E -cEr tfI 81 rrTff q
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
A Safe. Certain aud Speedy Care
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
ITS EFFECTS ARE MAGICAL. Il IL the Unfailins
Remedy In all Of Neuralgia Fscals, Oen sneeting
perfect In less hsp twenty four hours from the OF no
more than two or three Pills
No other of Neuralgia Nervous Disease has fAsd
70 yield to this
WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT.
Even In the evsrest cases Of Chronic Neuralgia gene
raj derangemsntsof sanding-aecting
entire system few days, few weeks al
utmost always affords the astonishing relief and
cry rarely fails produce complete and permanent
1t contains drugs other materials In the slghtesds
gree Injurious 70 the most delicate system, and
always be used with
PERFECT SAFETY.
1t has long been In constant by many Of our
MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
who give their runsnimOus and unqualified approval.
Sent BY mail on receipt Of price and postage.
One pscksge 81 90. Postage. centA
Six packages IS 90 Postage, ~ cents
Twelve packages, 50 90. Postage. 4s cents.
II sold BY all wholesale and retail dealers In drugs and
medicines throughout the United States and BY
TURNER CO., Sole PrOpretors,
10 fremont Street. Boston, Mass.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-26
Iuntry Dealers and Druggists supplied.
EKEkOn MEDICINES
PREPARED BY GRIM AULT & CO.,
PARIS.

These different medicines represent the most medical
discoveries founded the principles of Chemistry aud Toe
TRpeucs They net be conouhded With quack
medicines their Sufficiently ind their compost
tOn circumstances uhch has sused them
and prescribed by the Faculty IN the whole world They
widely differ from those medicines advertised ia
the public abe to possible disease
they applicable bat very few complaints The
most stringent laws exist in France with the sale Of
medical preparations and only those which
examin by the Academy of Medicine and have
proved eeacOus either the hospitals the practice Of
The hIsi neoics authorised By the Governmsnt
This fact be for the exceiency OF Mess
0HIMAULT 4 CO.'S MEDICINES.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-26

ETAT DE LA LoUIsIANE-DEUXIEME CoUR DE
District de Ia Houvtle orlesns-LE de la Louisiana
A tous ceuxque ces presentes concernent- sslut
TTENDU que Thomas sImms, a par uue
n scte passe pardeyantJ j. w. Breedove notae pub c e
greer Ia dite ven fat enregis
tree lie lSeme jour de mai de rannee 1865 pour
formemen acte de la legislature de rEtss de Ia Loui
siane intule "a te Ielatf montns ct Ia maere de
proceder, approuye le Is mars 1885. F-.tl r.
Qu soft connu ct toutes nteresees son.
pressnes sommees de rEtat de Ia Lousiane
de Ia Deuxeme Cour de District de la Nouvee Ore qui
poursient svor drot Ia propree apres decrte
sequence dun deaut de orme rordre decet ou e
jugemen de Ia Gu yertu duquel la vene etc te,
e TENS e e mode de la vene Gu pour une autre
conque de fae weir dams trente dster de la pubca
ton de Get pourquoi la venIe ainsi fate
dite propriee fu veudus par c. eirardey Cie en-.
caneurs de "a paroisse dOrleans lie eme jour de dsvr
de annee 1868 vertu dun decTet de rendu
2eme de tevre de P.nnee 1865 dass e succession de
VIM. II. Peet No 293 du docket de cette cOur laquee
vtne e dite Thomas smms ses rendu aequereur e
PiiN Ue SH'000'
DESCRIPTION rRoPRIKrE D'APREs TRANSFER JUDI
CLAIRE sAvoIR:
QUATRE eERTAINs LOTS DE TERRE ensemble sv.c
chemn, privileges advantages sppsrtennsnt suee
par No 80 sur le plan orgine du fsubourg Lafayette
borne par Philip Chesnut Plaquemnes ct Ia gne
par Nos Set 10 sur plan dresse par O. A Heddn
architect date JUL ct IL 1853 depOsee dams le
VIM Shannon notsre public dams cette vile dams le plsn
No. l6 ct nesure CONNIE suite savoir Lot No messu-
rent % pieds pouces ct gnes de face la Philip
Is peds pOuc et gnes de face sur Ia rus Philip par is
peds de prOfcndeur entire lgnes paraieles ct lot "a
Nc 10 mesurant 80 pisds Ia Chestnut uue pro-
fOudeur de l2 peds pouees gne entire nes para
acquis par d w. a. Peet, decede de Thomas L. wbrsy
par acte passe psrdeyant VIM Shannon notsre public
p R. o'RoRRR, GrefHer.
Buresu du Greer, Deuxiems COur de District de la NOu
vele- Orleans, le Is mai 1868.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-26
No More Cod Liver OIL.
GRINAULrs SYRUP OF IODIZED HORSE RApIsE

THIS medicine has been administered with the utmost
cess IN the hospitals of Paris IL peec substitute fol
Cod Liver Oil aud has been found most beneficial In Diseases
OF the Chest ScTofua, L5mphatc Disorders 0reea Sick
nees huscu Atony and Loss Of Appetite Il
the constitution in purifying the blood being the pow
erfu depuatve kOwn IT has aso teen applied with happy
results In Diseases Of the Skin Further 1t will be found
be OF great eeneh to young children subject W Hunor
AID Obstruction Of the Glands.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-26

STATE OF LoUIsIEA--sEooED- DISTRICT COURT
New oreaus-The State LOuisiaas all whom these
Presents shall cone-Gresting:
s.a Ts,S:s s...sI,, s,r= s.. ns: sy ,s:
s e April lss purchased ID s grOg'Ss, *. ns %
eosa e'ss on sS
Day = May A. iSss for mention or .Ssssss@sns adv % in
prScssdnso approved the aisesnih day q March, is
are HEREBY s md the s.ss
who up any rshs sitle claim in and 70 the
SssTbsd IN S nee S any niGs
hsh the sale was made 81 any ssul.r5 a. or iisssy in
sale or for sny defect whasoever to show cause within
thirty days from the day this MOncn Is rsi inserted the
and hsmolOgated in confirmation Of public sale. III.
.aS Of s va: 81 9 sy bs SS C
A. 1865 By yirtse decree Of this Court rendered the
n S waS SaI r. Of ss Ss %
oosr at which sale the said Thomas simms became the
Sois9 '0' 'n' price q s' s'''''''n 'n'''An'
DKscRIPrIos or PROPERTY, As GIVEN IN THE JUDrcIAL
CONVEYANCE, VIZ:
-Four Certain Lots of Ground t-gether with all the build
belonging Or IN any wise appsrsnns
n s ~. % xo q On ss n. s n as %
fauboug Lafayette, and bounded by Philip Chestnat and
and which said s.s srs dss snstsd BY The nos
IND H % P.1 Sy Il 4. o: H: " %
sos. Notary Public in this city, Is Plan No. l6, and
measure follows, t0-utt:
Lot Ne Three tuentyeght feet four inches and
seven lines front Philip street, By hundred
twenty FIVE feet In depth
Lots Nrs -Four and Five each twenty eight feet
inches and six lines front Philip street. by hum
dred and twenty-five feet in dpth, between parallel lines
and
Lot No Nineteen measures thirty feet on Chestnut
by deph of hundred and feet nine inches
AID I've lines between parallel lines acquired by the said
late W. h. Peet from Thomas Wtbray by act passed
before William Shannon Notary in the city the 10Th Of
June, 1861 -...... =, ..........'. 'r
Clerks Cce Second District Court Of New Orleans May
IS, 1853 p. r. 0R0RKE, Clerk
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-26
RAILROADS.
NEW oRLEAns. Jackson AID
GREAT NORTHERN RAILsoAD

pAssFNaFR TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at $50 ?. n +.
making connections Trains for Vcksburg hedsn AM
with the Mississippi Central Railroad Tor tne NoA anu
East ..-.. 90, ,,,xy,, :, q
EcCOhNoDATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
st 7fO NJ going Brookhsven Retaining, iesve
Brookhsvsn st $50 A n MONDAYS, arriving In Ne .
Orleans at ii is n. s..,S
Excurson Tickets good for Train Of Saturday or Sun
dsy roipg north ard Of Sunday Monday soutn
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY (ercept Sundays
- Oo'A-'.. o r q WILLIAMS General Superintendent
JAMES YONGE, General Freight Agent
I'D WARE. General Transportstton Agent
DONTCHARTRAIN SUM
Il MFR R~lRRANGEMRNT.-Ona and after APRIL lst,
1853 the Trains on this Road VII run as follows:
..s.s i..s i'i 'sss s''.- .r."
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