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parations requises, 5000 Rapport requis le Pom
Garrigues, quill pouvait 6re adug6 pour Ia sommt
appropriee que la somme de 800 est reqiise Pa
Mr. Barry-Rappo commissaires, qu'ils ont ven
du lie bois du veux pont le Caranero pour S63 sc
ct qu'ils ont remis la somme au Tresorier Par J. E.
Andrus-Que lie pont sur le Bayou Blanc ma pas ett
construit CONNIE devait ratre, ct quill objecte que
Garry soft paye pour la construction du dit pont
Un plan ct ESTIMATE pour TN pont devant etre cons
truit sur la GouIee Blanc. Par Mr. Gantt-Que lie
pont coulisse surle Bayou Courtableau, avvit etc
adjuge a John Lyons, pour la somme de $1,000. Par
Mr.. Teale-Que les reparations au pont sur lie Nez.
pique urle chemin de IIsle Hays au Button Wood
SJoasgh await etc adjuge ct achieve par Levy Camp.
bell, pour la somlne de cent piastres. Par Mr.. Thi
bodeau-Des commissaires pour examiner lie chemin
du Grand C6teau Mermento.
Sur motion de Mr. Carte, lie Jury sajourne pour
quelques heures, ct s'asemble de nouyeau
LIE President etant absent, sur motion de Mr. De-
viler, Mr. CAN'T etc nomme President protein PORE
Sur motion, Resou que chaque membre donnera
au Grefer les noms des suryeiIlans des chemins pu-
bcs quls voudront aire nommer dams leurs districts
Mr.. j. P. Hudson parait ct prendle fauteuil.
Mr. L. Andrus presente la petition de D. S. Arden,
lie contracteur pour la construction du pont sur K
Bayou Grand Louis ou Carron, a Washington, deman,
dant etre exempte de son contrat
N. Wright presente le rapport suivaut tiu Comit6
nomme Peet dadiuger ct recevor lie pont sur lie Ba
you Bakers, ssavoir Que radjudication sest faite
Thomas stapleton, pour $I6s; que ledit pont Ste
consrut conform6ment au contrat ct accept6 par lie
comit6. Auss Unrapport que le pont sur lie Bayou
Petite Prairie aete aduge au rabas Bryant Staple
ton pour la somme de $l34, puis accept6
LIE President presente au Jury une lettre de Guy e.
Bell, offrant la Paroisse un exempaire du Rapport
Annueld du Surintendant de Parpentage des Cotes en-
1851, ayec un volume expIcatif
Sur motion de N. Morgan, Resolu que ledit Rapport
ct les pieces qu Paceompagnent sofent acceptes ct
conserves dams les archives de la Paroisse, CONNIE
pieces dereference.
JOHN P. HUDSON. PresiSkm
Guy. e. BELL, Gretfer.
Ia s'tits az .n.,syo Praas4ir.l
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EChtypa06,

- De chez le soussigne, aux Ope-
n lousas lie 10 courant, un Cheval
SAY American, couleur alezan, age de
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Opelousas, Is Mars, 1854.
DELIBERATIONS DU JURY DE Police DE La PARolssE
ST. LANDRY

DELIBERATIONS DU JURY DE POLICE DE LA PAROIsSE
ST.. LANDRY.
Lundi, 5 Decenpbre, 1s53-Ce jour etant ceui de-
sign6 par la oi pour la reunion du Jury de Police
les membres don't les suven ont prs leur places
savoir: Elisha Andrus 2e reimbursement; Francois
c. Devllers Sc ditto; John c. Barry, de ditto; Antoine
B. Carte lie ditto; JosephZ. Fontenot, Sc dito Thomas
McCrory, l2e dito John J. Morgan, 13e dito Elbert
Gantr, 14e ditto; Charles Teale, Ice ditto; Vlleneuve
Joubert, lie ditto; John Wright, 18e ditto; Leon Thi-
bodcau, Ice dito.-Presens II. MN. Hudson, Harris
Young Patton, Soileau ct J. E. Andrus absents, g.
Dams lie 15e reimbursement il ny pas eu detection
Les minutes de la derniere assemble ont etc lues
ct approuyees.
Sur motion de Mr.. Devillier, Mr. Elbert CAN'T
etc nomme President pro-tempor6 Mr.. J. E, Andrus
du &c ACCOMPLISHMENT, pris son siege.
LIE President J. P Hudson, parait ct prend lie fau-
teuil.
Sur motion de Mr.. Morgan, Resolu que ropinion
de ce Jury soft maintenant prise an de savor 81 lie
jury, CONNIE corps, pusse continuer faire les af
faires de la Parosse; lappel nominal il paru que
NM. E. Andrus, Deyillier Barry, J. E. Andrus Carte
Fontenot, MeCrory, CAN'T Teale, Joubert, Wright
ct Thibodeau avaient vote dams rafrmative - oui
ct que Mr. Morgan await vote dams La negative non
Mr.. Barry presente la petition de Louis A. Patin,
denandant 6tre exempte du pavement de la take
assessee au nom de Louis A. Patin Co., la dte take
ayant etc imposee apres la dissolution de la societe
Mr.. CAN'T est au fauteuil- Sur notion Resou
quill soft parmis President de sabsenter pour une
heure.
Les rapports suivants ont etc pr6sentes ct lus -
Du Tresorier, pour lie Quarter fnssant lie Decem-
bre 1853, par equeil para que la balance mains,
par son compte lie Septembre, 1853, % "a
Recu depuis:-
De V. Joubert, balance due sur les taxes
de 1851, 1851 Is
Des Commissaires danimaux non marques, 262 45
De la vente par les Commssares du bois du
Pont Carancro, 63 80
Cyrus Thompson, a compte des taxes de
1852, 2o4 OF
A compte des taxes du Rail Road, 1914 90
Paye de warrants, 5 4594 o.
Jures, 1874 80
T6moins, 35 so
T6tes de loups ct de tigres, So 90
A compte du Rail Road, aB. F.
Flanders ga 90
Salaire du Tr6sorier pourle quar-
tier, 10 90
$5525 90
Balance en- MAINS S 428 q
Pour lie Rail Road, S400 90
Pour la Paroisse, % 81
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qui s'y trouvent dessus

Un cheval american, TN cheval ere.
ole, un~lot d'environ quarante te-
tes de b6tes a cornes douces, un
buggy, deux mulets, trois beufs
de tire, une charrette 4 cheval,
une paire de roues de charrette 4
beuf une marque a marquer les
anirnaux, deux fusils doubles, un
bureau, meubles de maison, us
tensils de cuisine, &c.
TERMEs EFT CONDITIONS :-Toutes som:
mes de cinquante piastres ct au-dessous pay
ables compliant; ct toutes sommes au-dessus
de cinquante piastres payables en- un ct deux
ans de credit, a partir du jour de la vente:
Les acquereurs fournissant leurs billets soil.
daires, avec securities personnelles, d Ia satis-
faction de administrator, ct la terre ct les
esclaves restant speoialement hypotheques
pour le payement du principal ct de tout in
terets qui pourront s'accroitre. Les billets
portantGhuit pour cent d'interet du jour de
l'echeance jusqu'au payement.
Les actes de yentes seront passes parde.
want William Mouton, Notaire Public, dams
ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry, dams la vills
de Washington, aux frais des acquereurs.
r. BENGUEREL,
EncGntc@1.
Opelousas, Is Fevrier 1854.
rLa vente ci-dessus est renvoyee al
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Opelousas, IS Fevrier 1854.

rLa vente ci-dessus est renvoyee al
JEUDI, 20 AVRIL 1854.
r. BENGUEREL.
Encasteur.
Opelousas, Is Mars 1854 ,.s.
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I'm NIOrCeau de Terpe.

situe dams la Paroisse St. Landry, a l'endroit
appele Pointe des Meyers, mesurant environ
cent arpents de superfcie, borne au Sud ct a
lOuest par la terre appartenant ci-devant a
Antoine Ledoux, au Nord par M. Aurelien
Jeansonne, ct au Sud par Dalicourt Ledoux,
ensemble ayec
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JOU r NAL
BALTIMORE, Nov. 27.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 81.
New. Orleans papers of Tuesday are re.
ceived, with Galveston dates to the 10Th.
A brisk newspaper war was raging be.
tween Gov. Pease aud Secretary Ray mond
in reference to the acceptance Of the secur.
tiles offered by King and Walker.
The Governor persists that the stock offer.
ed o. insufficient.
In Navarro county,, man named Wells
charged with negro stealing, had been hung
and partially mutilated.
ALBANY, Nov. 81.
Phillips who was convicted of the murder
Of his wife at West Troy, was sentenced to
execution on the 10Th OF January.
New YORK, Nov. 81.
The bills of the Government stock bank
at Ann Harbur, Michigan, not received at
Metropolitan Bank to-day. The bills of the
Merchants Bank at BRIDGEPORT, N. j., are
refused by the brokers. Reported defalca-
ton of $4,000, attempted by one of the tel
lers of the National Bank.
QUEBEC, Nov. 81.
The parties intrusted will be heard by the
counsel before the bar of the legislative
council against the Abolition of the feudal
tenure in Quebec.
day.
WAsHIsGToN, Nov. ~.
The Star says it is believed in European
diplomatic circles that Soule will not be
again received at Madrid.
Piatt brings important dispasches from Ma
son and Buchanan, also letters from Soule.
He has been coseted to-day with Secre-
taries of St1te and War.
New YORK, Nov. 81.
The Buffalo steamer May Flower went
ashore at Point Pelee Friday night. The
passengers were all saved by TIM steamer
Ocean last night in violent gale. There
was report this morning that the May Flow
-er had gone entirely to pieces.
Patrick Kane, a soldier in the u. s. Army.
murdered his wife last night by cutting her
throat, and committed suicide in the same
manner.
The Commercial Bank of Toledo, being
the Branch of the State Bank, failed to-day
New York, Nov. 81, NJ.
Sales ofS,5OO bbs good Ohio flour at So
75@S9 %; 1880 bbls Southern sold at IS
62@9 10. Wheat is trife ower-South-
ern wheat 81 90@S2 OF; red 81 rs to 81 95.
Corn is a trife higher 100 600 bushels sold
Western mixed 9i@95. Pork is firm
mess Sl2 75@Sl2 s7I. Lard is firm. Whs-
ky is firm. Nothing has been done in cot
ton since the receipt of the Baltic's news.
New YORK Nov 81, NJ.
Stock opened heavy, but improved at the
close. Money is unchanged' Erie 32t.
Ready 65. New York Central tn Pennsyl-
vania Coal Co. 95!, Missouri 6's 80. Ohio
6's 81.
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COMMERCIAL.
Wholesale PRICES CURRENT.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov; 80.
RIvER.-The river has risen to fine low
water stage, with about five feet water on
the principal bars from this point to tire
mouth, and fully four and hall feet on the
bars above. Our latest dispatches from
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Louisville, indi-
cate the river again falling at all those
points, snd the weather clear and cool.
WEATHER.-Foe the past week has been
cold with Sigh, lorries of snow. Now cloudy
and cold.
BUsrSEss.-Sull continues to improve.
Groceries and Dry Goods, are selling briskly
in small lots. The pork operations have as
yet been quite limited, but the business Of
the past week indicates the disposition Of
buyers not to contract above SO so and
81 90 for The best.
The money market is improving. Conf.
dence in great portion of State SIock mon
ey is being restored. Flour and grain has
improved since last report.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING IN ExthANGE FOR STATE

LINN
und would pcetsul inform the citizens Of
u this city aud vicnis he has Just opened very
large we'll ees ock o. Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
con istiDg in past Of 'F ~.
French English Paids DLaines. half all
wooi black plain Silks bleached PLATA striped
chen and solid silks Dress Silks all eelors of
Floanse Gross de Maple and aens Fsnne Opera Cloak
ings. aseys Ihybet, plain ami Fancy Silk
Skawls; all kinds Of Blankets Hosierss Gloves Embrode
res Cioaks Of all styles and materials and multitude Of
other artic.s tedious mcnlton.
my motto is small frehs and quick sales would .d-
wishing their fall and winter supplies
me with call before Purchasing elsewhere.
Especially would draw the attention Of dealers and
chant tors heavy and choice stock Of Czsne
psin and fancy Csssimer all eoor of Brosdciohs Over
coating whitseys Beaver kereys wool silk
aud Linng and all kinds Of Tailors Trimmings
To those dealing Ready Made CT thing request to visit
in order examine the very heany stock which
stantly Keep hand and Isnd selling Cincinnati prices
and t.
As these Clothing usctured in this city under my
supervision. able 60 better f and
sewing than there be had any other market
Come all and convince yourselves Of the fact
~ A. ANSPACHER.
noys Main street. door below Branch Bank.
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STATE LOTTERIES

Payment Of Prizes Guaramteed TO tks holder by tie
state Of Maryland.
WE must Of their
prizes and although promise
every capital pr il they will only try they
obtain Witch the list below wofh the
We know that it would be of hcatien
IL Pabsh list prizes drawn and
BY violate promise strict
would be advantage and enhance the sale Of
tickets. If permitted e could who has
ESQ in of $780, 81 the
which o and others tho have
both and smaller We give below the
Lotteries for November and earnestly request that each
every person will send order for tickets in them.
G. MARIN a co Baltnof Nd.
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4l.ss PRIZES To BE DISTRIBUTED.

NoFembef IStH, Io5f CIlss 5O
In this scheme. formed by the combination 81 IS
numbers making U6 tickets and the drawing Is ballots
there will be sl6 prizes each having of the drawn numbers
each having of Them 81 $50 each having
only Of them and also - with neither OF the drawn
numbers them. heinz blanks.
To ofthee prizes and blanks 70 numbers
from inclusive will be severally placed in wheel
drawing and IS of them drawn random
having for its the LIST I'd and Sd
drawn numbers will be entitled to the capital prize
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GOLD p1Ns. GOLD CHAINS. ETC.

VKTE have Loo Justly ceetra-
O1ueed Gold Pens. manufactured by A. Morton a Co..
FORK. and which will to break by fair
writing: IL they do another for the bro
We have ass hama large assortment of Gold
Vest Chains Gold Necklace ID mone aud Ruby Ring-in
short Clocks and ewery all
will sell the lowest figures for aud
every article o be lust such represented.
move BIrrROLFF a. SONS, a3ip g., bot. lst II.
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3 q 3 3 z 2 9 z z
VOLCANIC OH
VINlNyENT.
An InfaiIibie Remedy fer
DIS A rs OF THE EYE!
Acute ca CnRohlC,

0yHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
Il has performed. after all other remedies had failed,
the proprietor in asserting that IL Is the only
Eminent that will cure Chronic innanmatory Rhes
maiism Paraly Sis stiffness weakness In the Joints
Muscles or Ligaments, Contracted Muscles, Bruised
Neuralgia, Toothache Earache. orany Pain. II will 70
move any Swelling, Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps, CaksA
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bites Of Musquitos, or any in
And it will cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEsT
long they may have existed II will also soothe and
heal Burns. scaids, Fresh Cuts, Wounds &C., sooner
WA" any OVER MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1853, and the demand is ncreasnS
daily and have never heard of case wherein u has
failed to any external disease, when properly
whoihsn win suffer from Pains, Sores, or swellisgs
when sale and sure remedy is so easily obtained.
Read the following certificate. whiehn
INCONTESTABLE PROOF
Of what we have asserted. 80,
TO make known the following, hoping they may learn by
my experience and discard worthless stun which mrs
been pressed into notice BY false eerneaes and long
For ak months was confined to my room a cripple
from Rheumatism NY knee sns ha
contracted so that could not straghten my leg at all
applied the Mustang Liniment ior iour weeks. but
and u.ed yoar Volcanic Oil LinimeDt-in three weskst
relaxed the uscle-. and cured me permanently.
AMERICVS CASEDAf, Saline county, Ill.
Isaw Mr.. Cassday when he was afflicted, sstaed. and
10 lie now we'll. WYNN. ELLIOTT, Pinkneyvills.
Reader II the owe Is not sufficient to convince YOU
OF the wonde efficacy OF the Volcanic Oil Eminent,
call and examine the thousands which have IL cur
possession from all parts ofthe country and il you will
purchase supply from and IL does give satsfas
lion, the money will be returned to the purchaser.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS, ugr
McLeans Celebrated Linimeni is the only safe and
liable remedy for the OF SPAWN Ring Bone Wind
Calls, Splints Unnatural Lump., Nodes or Swengs.-
Il will fail to Big Head PoIlev Fistua. old
Running Sores or sweeney, if properly applied. For
Spraine Bruises Scratches Cracked Hoofs Chafes sad
die cellar Calls Cuts Wounds, il is an infallbls
remedy. Apply directed, and cure is certain. -.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, of the ST. louis
Omnibus Company
This Is certif, that have used the Mexican Mustang
Eminent and McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment on our
omnibus horses that lame, sprained and swell
ings and have found McIean's Volcanic Oil Iiniment
to be the best Linment. ERASTUS WELLS,
ofthc firm Of Case * Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German.
This Lirimentis put up in 25 cent, so centand 81
bottles The so size three times the guam
ty of the 25 cent size and proportion to the cost
For sale by j. III. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
30. Corner Third and Pine streets 81 Louis TO:
For sale In Evansville. Ind. by KELLER fAkNS
LEY e. CO.. at P-oprietors prices tmn'
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N(lTlrE

NOTICE.
a LII persons Knowing themselves fndehsed to Kratz
IN Heilman moulded tie within thirty days and
all persons having claims against said firm will July present
them for paym-hs. KRAFT 4 HEiLMAN.
Bovll-d&wim Main street. between 81 and 4th.
CHOICETODACCO.-a0 boxes favorite brands. pounds,
~ . and IS reed and Tor sale at reduced price by
nov s.. Il. GILBERT On Sxc ater
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NOTICE.

Office hereby gwen that have taken out letters tes
tsmentary the of John NJ Decd aad
as such Esecuor All persons having claims against
said estate them duly
and those wing said notified call and
settle Will me inJtanter. Water street.
noy7-lm ROBEBr BARNES, Executor.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.

have hand Of the eenplets and de-
w srabe stocks Of Dry Goods be found Western
which orer to all cash promps time
unusually low Our stocks bought directly the
and importers and in quality
defy petition from Of the markets in the West
We feel thankful all of old friends past favofs
EEL well assured that make t their Ell
hat OF all others buying give aean before purchasing
elsewhere. oet1S JOHNS IN & FRENCH.
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JOHN s. MITCHELL a. son,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,

EVANSVILLE, IND.
Office and Warehouse on Water street, bttpeen Main
and Locust; also corner of Walnut ST. and the
Canal, and al che Big Wharf Boat at
foot of .NaiR street.
TWILL advance cash on all kinds Of Produce coS
Nv signedf them sale here or TO ship oher Cor
respondents at New Orleans and the Eastern Cities.
Orders for purchasing Produce or Merchandise, filled
at the shortest notce aud lowest market prices
They will give prompt attention to the Forwarding OF
ali Merchandise and Produce 10 their and
with their experience aud ample facilities for Storage,
do not hesitate TO guar nj e satisfaction.
novI4-u 10 IN :. MITCHELL SON.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Is that VIII public auction
Saturday the 10th day Of December the
aenee Wilson shook late Of vanderburgh county deceased
all his personal property consisting o. Cattle Ho Horses
Corn Wagons. Flows credit oftweve months will
sen three dollars. the rchaser giving his
with approved security waving valuation and arpasc
snrnt Laws. nos;J-tds LEW Is II YVES. admir-.
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INDIANA STATE STOCK MONEY ATPAR.

INDIANA STATE STOCK MONEY AT PAR.
w. H. DEyOU a. LOCKWOOD,
As and 50 Pearl street. Cincinnati. o.
VHT 0ULD inform Indiana Mer hants that they deter
" mined reduce their STOCK OF G00DS this season
az rats shall conform o the EXTRAORDINARY Low
PRICES that have been current the past month.
They meet the market and will sell for INDIANA
STATE STOCK MONEY. the balance Of their large
Fall Imp ortatiOn. among W hieh may be found
EMBRoIDERIEs.
SuANLS.
DRESS SILKS,
TRIMMINGS.
WHITE GOODS. &c.
And particularly veil selected aud extensive stock
MILLINERY GOODS. nov2t-lwd&w
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GEORGE KLEIN. PHILIP DECKER. PHILIP KRAMER.
GEORGE X LEM & CO..
SOAP, CANDLES AND LARD OIL MANDATORY.

HANUFACTOK1,
Evansville, indiana.
undersigned inform the Merchants
Southern Indiana aud the public generally
Factory IL empleted and
faeture Soap. Candles and Lard OIL extensive scale
We viii articles Manufactured the
prices Low be purchased in Cincinnati We
faeure all the different qualities and
in that city, and have equal facilities with
Thankful the liberal patronage have already ved
merit continuance and
the and liberal the
lie. for the establishment Of Home Manufacturer
city.
N B-The highest market prices always paid for Taow.
Lard and Grease. octZS-3md GEORGE KLEIN z co.
EdFineennes Gazette and Henderson
and send bills TO this once.
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commend purchase Of ckages
IS they obtain nearly double the quantity
money every package contains all the sers placed
the therefore have all that drawn ont
and have only three numbers ticket
n handsome prize
Any rmaon de ired viii he cheeruy communicated
ordering tickets the Lottery the
enclose and direct 70 send Post
silver Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by
others Notes any solvent bank received payments
O02 C.NAiRN Co.. Psltmore. Nd.
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OF decree % he yssdsrurgh crsn, Go y
made the l,st % ass esrtain sdis Then
ossnk sad cosrt wherein Samuel Casseday plaats
and others defendants. will
public auction the door ths Court House
evansville. the 18th day of December d. 1851 be-
tween of 10 o'clock A NJ. and O'Clock p " Of
said day. the following real state. situated in vanderea.h
Ind that Il All CT fractional sections i've (
and CO., In townshipNo seven az south Of range No ten
wes the district of Lands subject sale vineen
said fractional sections hereto
fore of TO the heirs Of Willis Hawkins dec's under
Of the Probate Court Of Vandrburgh county and
bounded follows wit: Beginning the southeast cor
said section No thence north along the
line Of No chains and lin
line parallel With the line Of said section
ofGreen River and thence along said Bayou
with the meanders thereof to the line dvdns
along said line the place Of begin
Also the half OF the south of
No. So in township No. south Of No ~ west. Ia the
district aforesaid and the south west qearter Of the south
the section.
TERMS OF SALE.-OIe-third OF the purchase money in
cash In six months with interest and the remaining - in
year with interest The property will be Immediately
will he required their
for the portion the purchase aud
the purchased the OF the notes
The mortgage will contain provision waving relief
novis-iw JOHN MITCHELL. Trustee.
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UDELEIyED per Flathost-
HI 10 hbls Cider Vinegar; bbls Pearl Barley:
t-sI Szleratus; 10 bxs Wheat Starch:
has in 10 papers; cases Roston Matches;
Is bales Cotton Batting; - mats Cassia
20 bunides Cotton Irvine; 100 lbs small Hemp Irvine;
coils grass Rope; coils Hemp Halter Rope;
} d" Hemp Bedeords; d., Cotton Bedcords;
% dox No. I do; 4bfs host brand lump To-
lbs Nutmegs: bacco;
so doz Black Ink; Is dor Ohio Mustard;
Is 10 Kentucky Mustard; Is do N. Y. do;
N bxs Ground Pepper; % bxs Ground Cinnamon;
bxs Palm Soap in IA to q Is don Washboarts;
IL bars: Is nests Market Baskets;
don Covered Baskets; Is don extra imp. Brooms;
do whisks; 10 do Wire do;
Q do Clothes Baskets; 10 do Hard do;
For sale at lowest market price BY
novl6 l. d. HERMANN.
APOLLO HALL HESTAURAT.
TuNHE undersigned formed partne rp. and the Res
tanrat will carried before under she name OF
noy5-rf KILLER 4 MAtHIAS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-30
LAND FOR SAIL.


ENIGTY Acres Of valuable sale n
the kelley Farm on the Bonneville Road miles frou
this city sad land finely located for family residences
garden ing and will be exchanged city
soa reasonable for one-thrd cash in
tweve months and in with For
further particulars enquire Of
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