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Eliza Landry, VS. Seabor" j. collins.
&t No. 379
csTATE OF LOUISIANA, Fifth Judicial
- District Court, in and for the parish OF As
sumption.
|, the undersigned Clerk Of the Fifth
Judicial District Court Of the State of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of As.
sumption, do hereby certify that in the
above entitled and numbered suit, judy
ment was entered OH the inmates of said
Court in the words and figures following
to wit. /.
This case having been called for trial
on motion of plaintiffs Attorney. And
The evidence being in favor Of the plain
tiff.
It is therefore ordered, adjuged and
dccretcd that the plaintiff have judgment
and Judgment is hereby rendered in her
favor and against said defendant. 1t il
further ordered that the articles menl-
toned in the petition be restored to the
plaintiff as her paraphernal property. II
Is further ordered that the plaintiff be
separated in property from her said hus.
band, and she Is hereby authorised TO nd.
minister her ~affaires without the autho-
rity Of her said husband. It is further
ordered that The Judgment be published
according to law. \
Done and signed in open Court, al
Napoleon, Parish Of Assumption, 18th
"A. =. 1851.
Signed DAVID A. RANDALL
Judge Of the Fifth Judicial District.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
the said Court, Parish of Assnmp.
ton. This Goth day Of march A. D
1851
II ST. DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk
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Jean BopAste Lo"dty, vs. august" ''''"
and in BE Te'noi.
sza tate If Louisiana. Justice Court 9Th ward in
- aud for the Parish Of Assumption.
By virtue of and in obedience TO IA writ
Of Fl. IA. under a twelve months bond, to
me directed by the Honorable the above
Court. in the above entitled suit, ! have
seized and will offer for sold, at the Court
House Of the Parish, on Saturday the
third day of May next 1851, at IL
o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, belonging TO Angnstln 1lrod'
also all the right, title and interest which
he has, or may have in and to the same'
so wit ~,
The undivided half of a certain tract
of land. situated in the Parish OF Assnmr-
ton. in the East side OF lake 'crret,
being a part Of fraction OF the srceon
No 81, Twonship No ID. Range No Is;
Lot No 3, measuring II hundred and
thirty four superficial acres, and iool49
Of an acre; - s.u.s. s
Seized to satisfy tho above writ and
costs Of suit.
Terms j: Cash.
Parish of Assumption March 2Sth 1881.
80, 81 A. +. IIIKCMAN, Sheriff
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A. l.. PLOUGH ST
A.. /. PI.OUGH & son,

pENrlsTT5s.
TERONT Franklin House toutc opera
n ton ~chirurgicalr gu artiticielle, doE-
nent sur les lieux on par correspondence
,o,,e consultation dans l'nttribnt de lenr
profession. Les families qni voudront les
mander aupres d'elles. les trooveront lou
lours prets a Sc rendre a leur reclamation
dams lie plus bref dtlai, ct sans retrlbu''on
extra.
Thibodaux, 7 mars 1851.
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CASH STORE
M. ~ MISSISSIPPI STREET, 4rts

Il CASE STCRE,
NO. IL MISSISSIPPI STREET,
IA,
wHE Subscribers respectfully present
u their thanks to the public in general
and their friends in particular, fortheir libe.
raj patronage, since they have commenced
business, and they hope, that constant atten-
lion TO business and '%untiring efforts to
please in the selection of their goods, Will
continue to them the unlimited confidence
oftheir good old customers. We now OTTER
for sale, CHEAP for CASH, Il splendid assort-
ment of gentlemen's clothing, boots, hats,
gloves, hoses, hrogans, nulliiers, CATERS,
braces. ~cravats, &c, &c. Saddlery: Amer
lean, English and Spanish saddles, bride
filings and martingales ofovery description.
A fine assortment of coopers' and carpen-
,ers' tocls, and hardware in general. Dry
Goods, Lowell No. bleach and unbleaeh
m%uslins, fine red, blue, yellow, green and
white nannels, ladies and misses hoses
gloves, CATERS, c%orsets, black kid and last
ing CATERS, white kid and satin slippers
children's shoes, boots, CATERS, DC, DC, al
of which we sell at the lowest market price
for cash or approved paper.
RICHARD 81 TEMPLET.
January 18th. 1851. ~
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AVIS.
MT THEODORE LEROY PREVENT k4sssTMM
~. ses amis ct lie public quill vient. In
d'ouvrir, sur la rive droite du bayou Lafourche,
vis-a-vis I Eglise paroissiale de rAssomption, un
cafe quill a assorti des meilleurs wins ct des Ii
queurs des distilleries les plus renommees. II
compte sur lie patronage de ses amis ct sur celui
du public, attendu quill ma rien neglige dams
son Establishment pour les commodities ct lie
comfort de ses clients.
Establishment de NJ. Leroy est aussi un pied
d terre on tous les voyageurs trouveront une
table bien seryie ct des appartemens convena-
bles. [n22
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PLANT DE CANNES.

F-E soussignt oiire a vendre 30 arpensd de
- uannes dee pIas eeiaes q''' cont e" fna
telas. Ces trente arpens Planterolt an
moins cent arpens. S'adresser d Monsieur
A. Hoytrprs. Pa reisee- st. jacques III
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AUX TONNELIERS.-Ies soussignes ont
- tout %rcccrnncnt rccn dts mellIcnres ma
uufactnres de Cincinnati. un assortment com
Met d'outils de tonnellerie, Ell de charpenterie,
nu,ils ottrent a ycndre a bon marche pour da
rro,nnf,tst .r..- RICHARD 81 THMPI.ET.
II, Rue Mississippi.
Donaldsou$ille. = scptemhre 1850. n'*
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~RANEs Patent Compound SOAR Phi psnhe
- ed January 29th, 1850, for sale q i ri,
sale and retail by RICHARD IL Bln ,i.a,rIt
II, Mississippi street, Doilalass ssnf,
Also 300 barrels WHITE SAND tor p.sag
use. ~
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ft'iiE V,,'cs ,.nea DEALERS ~ AtLns. rfr
! rc.hfs , Pre- ,al' .hcstien,io' of tn'lr
trynd ini 700 pubit ip the full aud choicc A.
ar mcni IT Seed, nnl Grams witch they have
nov iu -fpr, Thry have eisp ~ hand an as
-nriu,,; rrG'rlcu implements Watering Pots,
Fnwer ro,e, Bird Cages sized nnd water .,lss-
So, >plil pear. pressed hes5~. tobacco seed
roui- plants, shruihery. Nc They have con-
,delc rrangene,i. 70 be kept supplied with
IRISH and warfanird Seeds. (suiiabIe 10 the sca-
.on. %, tn, progress, irom The growers, COM
~tueh Fprrr & Co, Of Welharsed, Conn,
aud mll atn pride in supplying 'le sam, IA
their cu-'umrf~ IN n seat and eAreia manner
and ~ reasonable pficc~.
Orders, with ciiy reference, FOR the nhoer. or
foe tarnlina ce'. peas, cufn. nni-, wheat, hugk-
What. rye, Is rlry mlil,i, harkeyrd peas, ~,
VII Ne Acli -aid >lcod'l, attended to. by
COHNV6th IL 90
Weiher-f,id Seed Niorr, II Common street.
ccgncr vi ithtayi'oulas street, New Orleans,
Dee. | I, 1899, ro3t ~
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~ Tnr Subscriber. living near Ciln.r,
in up.hsr coin,,, r-x"-, had Tvs" re-
e. ,ro.,, lam 4 la, and lssa. stoIru or
...n.v from HIM ohr at'r' h. 'hi"k> most
har,y on Sundn, night tn. IAN ~ September
Nm i. aLou, 81 years nd viii weigh about
ia m. torrby black very heavy beard I;
L.d, check hnnc-, and has = down cs-' i""k
~s". si.,rl. qus,,,"nrd br"a.'"' A'a' fran
Mad,.o" cono,,, Miss. 'nnk 'hc~ negroes
~. nsk..g n"f,h OF North ~c'' Of ms iArr
Nm ,,.t, wnh commoa clothes. nI'a think m
old white hat.
i'm ia " 20 - years old quite black rata !
small e,r.; shwk, III meA weighs ah''os
rs mounds; has a very hobliug, rocking KIND
NJ xalk: wore ~ high cf,wo h'.ck six iss'.
These ,es grows rodr III iw" black her" mai'''
am. s.r.ul ia year. Old. hut 4" d -'t'd aud
o,.r, null thu othef three " p "'d' very
i.s,- " his aye.
Eo,h .nuce. vame firm tie -sms plce, and
IN ,oyr...s. Any lAts >s'n appe,h ndng the
MD ,,euroe. AID had.s, if thes hive o's', and
.ommu,j.x them 10 j,i, Ard taking care Of ''w
males, nniIi they can heat =" me, ~ giving me
.,.h ,sf;,,n,atju,, a. ,ra, b. enabled 10 regain
nv rs,.,~s,y, w,Ii b. l,Ncf"''. fc~arded.
uddrvss-(;.Ia.ys,r Texas.
JAMES ROGERS,
f,rntrmtes ~, 1881. $N
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lsA,ss a. rIvs,s,asA

The 4,isA ol i.t,.nInr"8 ~anncn Tito the
medical profession 10 naking rsl,id p "grrss,
aud vai.,ng " favor wit, aaa. through
the r.,nntry. IL the August number a t;".
Fd-.y's l.Mya lio,k. Mira. Sarah J. iosl.,
tho .slitrrss. Inns ,,kea ~ the .shI..rt and
thus writes ~ cas.c.tiy ~ she thi'sks;
Where arr lew eli vvi,icnt p ri".sitis.ss.
and i wswlA h. questioning tite r"s"""'s'
sense Of mnnklsml 10 tsuht the genF,ai r..
lssf m these prints. Jus IA ths women
~ ''sttev qaslia-a ny mature IN TAX e,s,gs
n the sIek ard suAs,InY; \ second that
moshpn sAsssA Asaw IL hss, n.sana II
prvsr, wing tho hvslsA ~ shsls ehildrem; and
iii d pint u. that Es~.ass pAysieisns ars
Il. pvo,nr att-nsisnts tor tksls own s,s i,
tf~ knar IL sH,r"w.
IL spsshi~s ii ,hs exeisaida r. Assalss
fross vtassie+ d ,nsissins ~ s.ys:
r. ~ ps~rtic-. and consequently. =
~ increased ignorance sad h lnaeass =
women. 10 regards thsir own - -
tA~ir ehilissn's we'll being. ~ believe y,
h great nseassss. N b setsibst-d W "
ersa~sd and tnessasi"g constitutional u.
health of The American psseoe.
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4 n T. N A X X T. rs.

COTTON The following quotation. Srr tsker
rom the New orleans i',oa, Tine of The 9th inst.
sgw oaLvANs rIAss,ffcsrios.
Inferior. n"t- Nainv tnir. 81 -
Ordinary. none Fair. $500. ia -
Mrtll,ne. <! 80 ,rh Far. 10 e.
GorI Mildl,ng. .! n t:,Hd and Fine nominal
flora-Frm ~ Al ,na >,
Poss Mes. sIt ~ 10 sil -. " u siI -
Prime sig 10 si2 81. Hoe Refund 50 =" Sd
I,.co> So Ham. ffnm - Ia lie; sl-sr II 10 6!
shoulder 6 Ia Ca
Lssp AIS ~ lltr
'orr.s --Rm ~ 10 y Java he t"sueys IN
b. I "
tpotni ,Yg -frm prr 100
su.,s Rruwn from 5! io 81 its.sra White
I" =. I.osf Ito ltc.
B...r>a X nn',nk fr,m " To- i3lr
H,ir Ror. krniurky Gi"6!
EyIswsN Prom ~ 'o sis.
SKINS Hear - ln sjc ih.r Ia hair ~ To lfc.
MOI ,ssps FROM ~ 10 ,..r
'ASp,ss --Spm 3, ~. laloA u 10y, Ia.
mNni,nr ga
ktcE-N alc
Sk,>s -liuflau robe from 81. beer - 10 ~
d''r 2 90 T.
'ns> --nslun,v 10 8 ir.' st 81 70
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PRIMARY Observation-Disclosures
Reading, and writing, per -essIon of
hive months. $40 90
'rouSD Jusiog Eler'eniar, ies-
sons IN Arithmetic. Grammar, Geo
rraphy, Natural Philosophy. rhsi-
oory, and History GA 90
FIHsr JONiog tLAss-fngl-b Gram
rnr, t,cugrapi., Arithmetic coniin-
ucj, Natural Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Baiary. Geology. My,hol
ogy, AID History SIS co
tholog,. aud History SIS 90
NipptE ttAss.-Chrmi>try Rhetoric,
Lu1r, Moral Science. M.nial PM
iu-"pl,,, B,'''clier- OF thti-liHm y.
luil cd aud domestic ECONOMY,
Astronomy, Algebra. Ancient aud
Modern languages commenced. $40 co
SLsiun GA s.--N neient nnd MODERN
Language. competed. oroneip.
Tuginuhr ,ahd areyfcw ui iu,H-
cr studies $40 90
Composition thru sliuu' the tpuf-.,
cAim nic,dcniai expense t"f pnpil
per sc--irn 81 90
lJGnNNg and Painting. Zach go g
EnLroId' ~ aud Nns W"fk, each 90
iu-,ruueniai Muse. $40 90
l>c oi liann ,N.r. - 90
Iuinou pisebic al the end Of each session
pupl- @ili be- cinrgcd from the time II en-
ifave. until the CLOSE Of the session Deductions
made Tor pgoirAcicd sickness
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i ,swn, ksrtl " Mos, = = usnahll~pge
| rsses n cosnssy, Saest iwe T. II ~
sbuss W eesplHos seststr; tsteet lssloes
| r.iss between lAt h l:ypsste - euatnt Niss
rrn, nd SuatrieWsiy &ss ftod tftkes 1see r.
xwdee w hsiis<ess II th< IasAsr,atn slot y
cna4S tGFssftp~,; All funhes prosstatd " !
gir<p 81 pins growth. sh< be,t protector lSewH
II ~ vegetable kingdom against ~ dilbalos'
VI NuissWGa over countries IRA, IT, M,nffb
The - ~ ~ same Of The rsts sgwtiSse1a
u Ws~def sD1ssdpl!nsion l+t1 ~ ~ Gssas
lls:.d, wSc 49, I'll things perfect
On shs h!ghsst pint vt have building 'i'rs.
unsurpassed IN btssiy by an, II the known
world; and the eye paus~s not only iLer. bu,
with drIipl.t and admiration ssn .urys. i. III.
a diy<rsily Of landscape. from twenty 10 ,I,is'y
miles In almost every direction.
From The sides Of these hills issue variety
Of water. 10 which We Invite the attention Of
the pabiie, rs anal, zcd BY Professors Kiddr!l 4
Smith as follows
Csivsh.tr. OF 5ors's.A.
NV 0RLKAss. Feb. 10 1881.
Wes~s Hugely T. Kselsl!, 80 Grafisr a.
SISTED, b. Prof J. Lawrence
Smith, who has great reputation "a an ana'yti.
cal chemist, have examined tine three satnples
OF minc.al ~a,es, seui me from Massl,!l, Texas,
b. W. II Dial.
Concerning the grasstons substances. Que
a. cnrbonr and -upi sfa.v.i hydregen,) which
may l'revnaIe the fcce", spring Matters, ir'ic,.
time had elapsed, and il bcing 10 us uncertain
wtc,h,f the bottles wcr. sealed n, once IL the
springs that nothing satisfactory could be- AA-
ccrsniuod.
The three bottle, of water contains but lit
III. saline or solid matter. 10 ote ~ them colt
tailinl urri six GRATIS, 70 grS) IL he quart.
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The Faculties. for nteiipctusl abilities. moral
worth, and professional requirements. VIII cont
garc fnvoraSly with the uio-, distinguished IN
our country The medical faculty constitutes
an anomaly in tbs OF any u'imr connlfy---"li
Of them are able lecturers and the best 81
teachers
Those who viii contemplate our ee"eraId''-
cal position. aud The eNirnt Of our population
can have no doubt ~ Ia The eligibility of our
situation for an enterprise of til. ki'd, A. to
health, including all SEASONS OF III. ycay, we
deny that A>y oruns cry ma, MORE.
A common error exists IN the nnds OF mnny
students relative Ia the place IT study iDg ned
ieinc. ,hp>r who Intend pf'e,icing among The
diseases of the W.-, aud South, should ccr-
ia,nly educate Themselves nj school ahp-e
Faculty are practically acquainted With those
diseases.
That the pnbir may be satisfied Of the per
mancucy Of this school. we hri II our dat, IT,
state tbs, the 'i'rn-'rcs and Faculty form UNI
il; action, which nugur> w.li l"r IT, ininr sue
cess. nni that the peculiar ''ie'n,l rr,aikai''n
whvI, connects then, cannot hc interrupted,
Il. ". VI. KING, Esq.
President u The Memphis institute.
nsrrh 7. 1850. 81 n'o
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In this place. on Sunday the 2isi ms, by the Rev
job Taylor. W. GvosaN " SIMPSON 10 NJ. NJ
SrpoLHv, both Of Marshall
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THE Executive Board Of Managers. appoint
i al b, nnr-hell l.od g \n. ~. aHHou,ice TO
he public Ihai the itli -.--i"n of the Institute
VIII commence oii The An 81 Auga-, under the
cllrec pi 'hr Faculi, 81 Ira,Ac-, TO wit,
Rev Tno IS WILSON, President
Mrs. LanA " noNfoEr, lice Principal
Wi-- ELixh BunIos, Frmafg Department
Mis- AnABELLA JENxg1r juSr. Muse PAM
fyya.t.v anal E,,u,u ~ o,k
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I>liE undersigned are siill Engaged IN manu-.
L. iaucturing Cotton tins and PoriaL!c Horse
.NiHs eirht niles North Of Palestine, anderson
county, Texas, where they are Permanently To-
Gated, and viii Keep constantly on ha'i i,l'ls II
various sizes and descriptions. ~ mad, Of The
best meieslals; Dast Steel Sass. ia%i Ribs,
chil4hardeped and well finished with Az extra
dust i'rn>h attached /" ,hch gin. he mills
are all md. oi good pinleiiai> aiid well finish.
ed ~ every respect. The gins and mills are all
warranted To perform well, az, viii be deliver
ed TO purchasers a, The shortest pp,'cr Con.
tracts may te made with our travelling agents,
90 with a. J. Aa-iin a &C., Ha.nugi,'s euin.
y. Luugcope 4 Norton. Lagrange, tayei'e
conniy Weed s. SisHeer. At Niesloss aid
~. W ". Ross Ku-k 60. f.r further psfiis.
ula-s Address Lawrence & fiiiup-, pslvs'isc
Aud, r-os county, Texas. vs. weulf also w.
fer pvfo n> Wishing I" purchase gsrs rai u'ili-
al the Iol ,us gentlemen. who have tHf.haS-
I'd gins and mll- irum our mandatory, va :
Samuel Rowe, ThrA t,,,weli, falk rcuniy !.
u u HUTCHINSON, I. 'srgl.iiai, J, = Hines.
Judge Lir-conh, H. { Nr'iiiise, Nash,nesnn
county; T.. u. Kag-ials, SSasfsa ssdt.iirs,
jar. turger~on, It.rekee epnesy Y. u, t.e,
tonssle. county } J. } bridge. Nm. Ih.i.
d,rs. Leon county D. H. Sn'ih, Squire tt~ws,
T,lcr eouu,y, /. }. STACK, T. l.. Lawn, Fa,eit<
county y. X. Mo.., lisfrisoa Ossn.. Rulsr-
sou county, j. W. F'anngsr. kpsk ~ounsy ;
. Il Snii,h. Fills seuo,y: ~. Aua~on, f'ufls -pn
county; Thos. Ei!iN.n. Caidx I'll county Geo,
. Ssoncom. Lewis napree, J !. Gresn, Grimes
county; Anthony Sharp. H. Jackson, Lime.
stone eoAnis . Jas A. Smith, Dailss county
DE- Haze. Jss. tshinss<. Walser County
George Hallmark. iipe-ten sagniv: J. j lln-
son Ira n Green. q. ". BAKE. Il. w p.x.
Wr'- Hopper. and King. Au..t,on esuniy.
Tie undersigned feel ii.nks,i ~ the n'@rsi
patronage her.'usnre extended lf,ul, and irtsr
il Will hv consinosd hy thcit ''ilgenl sli'iIesiau
b. business
LAWRENCE i Ell.luPS.
Mas -, 1851. s2rAn
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INJURY FIELD. Attorney al La'r. Al.
! dress Marshall, Harrison county Texas,
Sep, ~, 1871. 1888 49,
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4 have lbs, the conditional head right crriH.
cate Y, ,.,.d To Jei'a Baker Nv tie i,o~sd ~
lsmd commissioners Tor Shelby c.aaiy. II dAis
Is,h August, 1850 No. ITO. for shssh. i e"s
t.,und IN ninety de-, FROM HE date ier,ci Will
apply 10 The proper sathositi.- for dup',esse.
q. x. ANDREWS.
June lSIs3i NJ tat-
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M n DOUGLASS 4 Co, kses,'nf ssa
w Fwrnd'rs .NsrcAssis, Front Lss~
Shreveport, L..
Rrsssxsea. awnrsy, fissen, I Co .Psy,s
& ilnry,son, New Ovl~ans; +. 1. Hunt = Co.
l.ou,.sil,e; b. ". WhisleSke Il Co, New Y.sk ;
eler Price & ca, ph'Isdelps.ia; Chencw ctsh
4 Co, CIssinesi
esti*nbs ~ 1881
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rmw EArAL Ervx,rs nv ,mG n.rs ~
4 SANrAr.UL. - b. death OF Mr.. keens
child. caused by the bIc OF Centiptde.
was nvtiecd in the lie Grange Monument
lass week. Since then we have seen a gen
tlen,an who WIS present. at the dcsth OF
the child, from whom We gather the follow
ing;
The course of the Ceniipe,le across the
rhild's baud diasoually. from the point Of
thu small finger u the thumb. was n July
,i.ibI. even inter death. The imprint III
thv ,..t, showed little II any palmer thar
The io.t ,riots IL two h"urs after bitten
she arm 81 thu hand bitten had swollen ta
three Times il. usual size and IN SIX hours
the ch,!d WAS deaf. aud the flesh al the arm
tcn,ir-iy purified. We have often heard :"
the powerful effects Of the poison OF thu
~.ssii.d-, hu, until this could not realize
H. W. hav. mt doubt "ow tta, II IA cs
p.'r "f vmdsIng poison from "", ""i 'vr',
'""'. l*' trrm every pore u the body. o.
\ Aaw,iUaii.," w. fad thu whole un,ir' part
"f the v~p'lis pvrirrsly green. caused. NJ
doubt. from thr poison under the surface d
thr kin OF sh-ll--.Stsr
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goUN =. pnN.i,p tsnhtFt " NAM
IOli\ r. DONALD & co. fdoto,s aia
81 Commission Merchants No Camp street,
New Orleans.
Sept -, 1881 n5l Wv
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rSANvl.HN' t7OTxb..
I.t.. -t-isesi, pfagn. li'r. scsls'cs-
I'D t,iiis m'HHs ni~ ineas, md sIr t,,,i,-
s.S<A@s. r g..ntsiy. 'Aat iie hs- sHsru ,isst -
al lic .isu.t. ilr,.l. -unss.d ~ litv nis,>. Dc.
ais..hi, psf al i'ae i"t puble hp,s-,. liz
,,a> "a. Ne e,.ft r,n.ss'n.ii he..-s,is t'f the
ae,.snsstisr.ii al stest Ma nal l.sar" f"
t,.s an, Nilh y e.li sad pledges ,t,i,-sii /"
nsru-h ,c.o,an,'n.s 'on- 'srt ,''iersr !" 80, 81
tlin siafr
dir !, ruIp'i 4 At ahA sos'd tsass,tier. whssc
The h"f,e% " those w'so patsaH1xo hln viii r..
sei,e every attention.
w. W. MALLORY.
vehuuary Is, 1851. n1tv
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TnE STATE or TIlIN,
Tbfic Sheriff y sad foaaiy, grTi,gg:
NFilEnLAS, " liam 4. Larry, Admuni-irt.

county oi ilGffison.
r. Inc Sheriff u sad foaaig gretgiHg.
A'lEnEAS, William 4. Larry, ADMINISTERS
w nr OF the esiaie Of Catherine RuiI, de-
ceased lias flee sa application IN the uihce at
ih, CLERK of The county court of said count.
to lar.tlon aud Distribute the property OF SAID
csiaip.
These are therefore io command ycu ~ sum.
mon Sarah HroNul,a nnt husband, Ssnt,.rl
EroVnlce. Emalinr Mohicy and husbai,d, Ma
INN Moblry, DAVID Wiley, Ihgma. Wiley
Jan.rs N,lc,. John WILEY, Benlanin Wiley
aud Martin Niiey. Harriet Gpdbuli ard h,i
husband. Nathan todhod Mary Ru'i. Geofgu
Kuli, William Knii, Ransom 4. Ruiz Martha
Lazy aud husband. William &. Larry. MARY
Cloud and her husband Austin \ Ciond, Nam
81 Wiley aud her husband George Wiley, tn.
persons ipi,fc.lcd ia The d,sirbrii,,n Of the
property 81 the estate aforesaid, lo br aui Mp.
pcaf "a the regular term OF the oour. aforesaid
to be held ~ Tho Cuurfhou.. N The town Of
Marshall, IN SAID county, OF the his, Monday in
October next, TO -how elu~e. il any they have,
why distribution should upt be made, as prayed
for n SAID Application.
Aud whereas, y aTpeas,, that the aforesaid
Sarah Bfuani,e. S,mutl Rrownl.c. Emaine
Mubicy. William Mobles, Harriet Godboll. Na.
than GojbolJ, Mary nr'f md hrr husband,
Ra,,,. u T.. Run, Mars Cloud, austin y. Cloud
Nancy Wiley, and George Wiley. are uos RS,
dents of The State aforesaid YOU gse therefore
further commanded % Summon tic sa,i non.
c-ideni persons o. be nnd eppc-r ~ Aforesaid
at the inr and place niore-4,lj. Ies the pnfFd.t
aforesaid. l,y publication OF TIL, citation Tor ioar
suecc>,Isr weeks previous Ia SAID i.rm Of said
ropr' lea the 'i.sas it,pHhl cap. a weekly nsws-
paper. pu,,-l.ed ia susd cnuiiy OF HARRISON
ilcr, u, Cal not, aed due feiurn make Of this
wfi. ~ b, law required.
...,f,. t;i,tn under ms hand, and ibc
M so, ssa e ' q August S%"',; :" !. : ;.s ,"'
*.|s Z . '@'zl1 s'...'
Issued ao,h August. 1881,
4. &. BIsvLry, Clerk
Received 10 office Angus, 80, 1881, aud
handed 10 ihe Editor vi HE Teas Kepubiiesu
same day for publication.
= II prRry. Sheriff
Ny J NJ. Gurus, D-upsy
September O, 1851 II II
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LAW DEPARTMENT.

LAW UEPiRT NENT.
Hon. T. ". VI King. Professor of Theory
aud Practice of Law.
John pelafeld, Esq, Professor Of tummrr.
eial jurisprudence.
1t,ms--S3o per session
AN communications pertaining 10 uii '"p"f'-
u.t must BE- addressed to
T.. ". VI. KING, Esq
Ncnaphis, Tenn. March, 1850,