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regarded as the only specific cure for worms Families
should never be without supply Of IT, At this season
particularly when worms troublesome and fire.
qucntly fatal among children, parents should be watch
iul; and on the first appearance OF those distressing
symptoms which US Of their presence, at once APP
Div Ills powerful and eca cous remedy. We are CON
hient that II only requires trial to convince all that
richly merits the praises that have been lavshcd up
on H. IL Is safe and nfallibe. Volumes of certificates
can he produced showing Its great medical virtues.
Purchasers viii be careful to ask for Dr. WLdn"s
Ctieb,uicd pernVige, and take none else All other
yerminrcs. in comparison, worthless. Dr. Mlanc's
vcrmifgc, also h5Crlebrated Liver Pills, can now he
had ut all respectable Drug Stores in the United States
and Canada
For sale by r. H. Kgiru Co, Athens; J. A. c. W.
CorriN, Madsonyle; and by one Agent in every town
in Tennessee. loct 81
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A LUCKY SoLDIER.--Il is said that Gen.
Ostrnsarken, Whose military career extends
over Iorty-riGht Yeas, who has assisted ut
more than one hund ed battles and combuts,
in which he has usr lily been found in the
first ranks, has never received the slightest
wound
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RIcH!-lhe S.it Shell Free Soil, Demo-
cratic party, Of New York, with John Van
Buren, at their head, congratulate their "breih.
rem" of North Carolina, upon "the signal vic
tory" won in that State at the last election
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DEATH OF MRs. AND Miss TANEY.-I'he
Baltimore Patrio; regrets to learn the death
and burial Of the wife and youngest daughter
of Chief Justice fancy. They died ut Old
Point Comfort, where they spent the summer
Mrs. fancy died of paralysis, and the daugh-
ter of yellow fever. They were both buried
in one grave on Monday ut Old Point.
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~ Envelopes and stamps to the large
sum of ten Thousand dollars n month are sud
At the Boston post oi'ir". A room has been
fitted up for this cgpecal purpose, and IL
number of c erks gfr their whole time to this
branch vi the business of the office.
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Envpiids recovering from the effects Of Frver
Bilious Diseases o. long continued illness Of any kind
will nnd Carriers Spanish Msture the only remedy
which will revive their dropping constitutions expcl all
bad humors from the blood excite the liver prompt
and healthy action and by its tonic properties
the patient to life aud vignr
we can only saw TRY IT A single bottle Ia worth all
The socaled Sarssparlas In existence. 1t contains no
mercury. spium, any other noxous or poisonous
drug and can he given to the youngest infant without
hesitation See the certificates or wonderful cures
around the hotties More than five hundred persons In
the city Of Richmond, Va testify its good effects
See advertisement. oct
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ANS
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81 $500 per amman, in Advance.
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matters ms they may wish, while quietly following
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The work will be carefully revised the day Of pub
lcation and all Important financial changes, as they
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anil Dctccter,h must he addressed to "S'r1H's Bunk
Not LiSf," iHtHtt, ia. SAAICEL SWAN.
JAMES ROBERTSON, General Agent sept 2H-m
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.-t5- In Lombardy, no less than 46,48O
eases of cholera had occurred mp 10 the 81 OF
September. or these 1888 recovered, and
22,9S7 died In the province OF Bresca it
was most fatal. Ou' oi l7,42S cases, ,33S
died nrd GNlti recnN ed.
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.-fy 1t is rumored that Mr.. Buchanan, will
on his return to this country, be married to
Mrs. Polk, the widow Of President Polk.
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Cook. @tovcs.

THE undersigned has ior sale variety OF Cook
stoves-latest and most approved patterns. The
castings are beautiful The HDtsier State Store and
henfucA are cast at Cincinnati, Ohio and the South
eeF is cast at the Knoxville Foundry lie expects to
have, in short time some beautiful fire Stoves for
heating All who wish to purchase . cheap and
examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Athens, Sept ol-tf-3GJ J. W. BLACKWELL.
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To the Public.

Tlll. undersigned takes pleasure in inform.
4 ing the trG1eliiHg co0,mKnitA that he has
succeeded IN fifth z up neat and convenient
Hack, which he intends inning Daily be-
tween SWELTWArER DEPOT and MADI-
SONNlLLE, TENN. livery attention will be
given to render Passengers comfortable, and
at reasonable Charge. The travelling com
munity will lind il to .ar.r iuterest to look
this way. ANDkLW ) DAVIS.
Sept I--3l# 303
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Tue Policy IN VIGGINIA.-The Richmond
Wing gives us the following specimen Of anti
Amercanism in Virginia.

Wing gives us the following specimen oil anti.
Americanism in Virginia:
Coy. JoE's GUiLLOTINE-Our precious liz tie
Gov. Joe was harrassed almost to death last
week about the appointments of Tobacco In.
spcctors He saw no rest day or night in
consequence of the vast multitude of office
seekers and their friends, that beseged him
necessarily. We are told that the poor old
fellow was in II state Of terrible mental aud
bodily distress, and that he actually wrung
his hands in very agony, exclaming, when
one of the regiments OF applicants and their
friends entered his presence, -"what pity
what pity, that so many Virginans should
be anxious to get into office. and live upon
the public crib" This, We dare say, is the
most sensible thing that ever escaped the lips
of Gov. Joe--but then it was eXtortrd from
HIM by the superlatye pain he was in We
begin to fear that his Excelcncy's constitu.
ton has been greatly shattered IN the last
few days, and that it will become necessary
for him to leave town again aud rusticate
several months longer.
Well, our little Coy. has swept the board
lie has not left n single Wing or Know 20.
thing in any of the warehouses of the State
They have ali been butchered in cold blood
and we have no doubt that his Excellencv
and his EXoellency's party friends feel i'm.
menseiy proud of the work they have done
1t was great work, and to have accomplish
ed it so summarily and satisfactorily is the
best evidence we have had, during his official
term, of Gov. Joe's craftsmanship. 1t may
be considered the browning act of his politi
cal lite-a life that derives its chief merit and
distinction from the eminent patriotism and
wisdom his EScellency has displayed in tuin
ing cut one tobacco Inspector, and putting
another in his place But Gov. Joe's race
well nigh run. Three months more. aal
will pass to the shades, to be heard
thought of no more forever. Tha
rest-to be disturbed by MOTH
ghosts Of guillotinsG tobacco 4
spectUrs.
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WHAT is FRlEND Punch says friend
is one who jumps down and puts on the
drag, when he finds that you are going down
hill too last
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G A N ID 1 ID A II IL 8.

eJ- We are authorised to announce Col JAS. HICKEY,
Of Polk county formerly OF Mcsiinn,) as candidate
for Brigadier General 9th brigade Tennessee Militia
The Brigade is composed Of the coairtts Of Rcane,
Monroe, MeMinn, Polk, and Bradley.
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The 25th of October, has been set apart by
Governor Bragg, o! North Carolina, as, "a
day of solemn and public thanksgiving to
Almighty God for past blessings, and of sup,
pIication for his voptinual kindness and care
over US rs State and rs u Nation"
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,-y- The following dialogue occurred be-
tween n conductor on one of the Portland
Rail Roads and passenger, Il few days
since:
Passengcr-Wrll, Mr.. Conductor, what is
the political newsi
Conductor-Dont know, sir, for have
not been 10 church for the last two Sun.
days.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 5--The Presilent
appointed James NJ. Love to be Judge of g.
District Court of the United States for Iowa.
Josiah Pierce, DR., of Portland, Me, has
been appointed Secretary of the United States
Legation ut st. PETERSBURG
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MIYYEsoTA.-An election for member to
Congress occurred in this State on Tuesday
last.
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Iool ryEEu!

HEAVING sold one OF my Farms still unxious
3 TO sell the which live, nine miles South of
Athens, on the stock road to Georgia-3S2A Acres.
and 1870 more adjoining be bought. have IL good
two year old Mules; Horses and likely young Negro
Boys TO sell, all on reasonable terms for cash.
Sept I, '55-2m ~. L. PHILLIPS.
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ICktt, WttUW WtWNrIfON, anu rclIItHtr CNGfy PTIZt
rawn at each Drawing LOOK AT 1T!
One Prize to Every Ten Tickets!
CAPITAL PRIZE. 500 OOOll

geo przca in al. aris,intis; to eco, 900
ONf'i FS' 1WDE>fND NtRBERS!
Tickets SOL yes aul Quarters in proportion.
SAMut'. SWAN, Agent and Manager,
July 10, ls51-tf-2Jj Montgomery Ala.
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The court ut Cincinnati has decided that
Arrisun, the "internaI machine" murderer can
be tried second time. Tho case will be
taken up on the 4th of December next.
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eSS-T The Ohio State journal notices the
peach crop of Mr. Loughry, whose farm is on
the Ohio river, in Adams county. Ten years
ago he set out eleven acres with the choicest
varieties of the peach, the orchard being the
top of high hill overlooking the river. Tie
journal says:
We learn from him that his eleven acres Of
peaches this year will bring him the substan-
tlal sum of five thousand dollars, or nearly
five hundred dollars per acre, AT the pres
ent time, when ordinary peaches are selling
for from twenty five cents and upwards in
Cincinnati his peaches readily bring two dol
lars per bushel. The present season has been
very prolific, and his peaches have been en-
ceedingly fine and large.
Mr. Loughry stated to us the manner he
treated his fruit. When the peaches had ar
rived at the size Of n hickory nut he employ
ed a large force and put in one hundred and
eighty-fve days work in picking off the ex-
cess of fruit. Probably more than three
fourths of the fruit then en- the trees was
carefully removed Each limb was taken by
hand, and where within the space of eighteen
inches there would bo perhaps twenty-five
peaches, but five of the farest ones would be
left to rpen. BY carefully removing all but
the choicest specimens, and throwing all the
yigcr of the trees into them. the peaches have
ripehed early, and are remarkable for size and
excellent quality.
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O. H o Q u H I II ..

CT r q Q u H Z Il ..
AUGUSTA Ggo Sept 4, 1855,
Nn lIIDS, good and prime Sugar
SVVy 200 barrels stuarts Clarified sugar;
100 packages Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
500 bags fair, prime, and choice Coffee;
100 mats Java Coffee;
LOO kegs Nails, AL sizes;
1000 sacks Salt;
400 bags Buck and Drop Shot;
5000 Ms Bar Lead;
30 hlds Cuba Molasses;
IS barrels Stuarts Sugar House Syrup;
$50 boxes and kegs Tobacco, every quality;
30 chests Tyson, Imperial and Black Tea;
&c, 900 Spanish and German Cigars;
800 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles;
200 boxes Bar and Fancy Soaps;
100 kegs sup. carb, Soda;
A large stock of Manila Rope, & % | 4 inch; Bed
Cord and Plow Lines Painted Pals; Brooms; Churns;
Tubs Brass Bound Pals Half Buckets; Spices; Pepper
Ginger Cassia; Indigo; Hue vitrio Copperas Powder
in kegs and cans Pickes Cheese Butter and soda Bis.
cults &c. for sale. Our stock liquors excepedl will at
times be one of the largest in this market
Orders from our friends will command prompt atten.
ton. Coasignments OF Produce are solicited.
BAKER WRIGHT { co.
CuAnLEs BAKER, haJ Rtker, lPjloor DC %.
JouS s. WIdur, w. - " We tsept T-tf S6s
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BnsToN, Oct. 4ls.-The Democrats Of Sa-
lem, in this State met yesterday, and appoint.
ed delegates to the State Convention, and
passed resolution unanimously in favor OF
re nominating President Pierce for the next
Presidential term,
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A few days ago y 10000 worth of horses,
cattle, &C., were sod ut Mason county, Ky,
including 800 mules.
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eB Always suspect man who has arri-
we'd at the age of thirty and isn't attached to
a piece Of calico.
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Tue GEORGIA ELrCTIoS.--The Augusta Con.
stitutionalist of the 7th says:
We have official and unofficial returns from
ninety.three counties, and there cannot be q
reasonable doubt of the reelection of II. v.
johnson, by at least two thousand votes oyer
the joint votes of Judge Andrews and Mr..
OVERLY. The vote for the Prohibition oandi-
date will reach about six thousand.
The election of six anti-Know NothinGs,
and two Know Nothngs to Congress, is gen
orally admitted.
There will be very decided majority OF
anti-Know Nothingsi in the Legislature.
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s4S Mrs. Snlzzle, my pm wants 20 know
while. He'd alters rather lend than borrer.
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sDTh Alabama State Fair is postponed
until the Goth November.
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ssSy-The epidemic at Norfolk and Ports.
mouth is rapidly abating.
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NIGI ITIags NIIVIuIIITIE 10
81 e O , o O O
.V,afchF2sS SChcs,aP!

,T1 lTTZrT TTTTUTTt1TF
ONE TaIOlrSA PRIZES!
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS!
s9y- Tickets s5-llalves s2,50-Quarters 81 ,25.
One Prize to every Ten Tickets
SAMUEL SWAN Agent and Manager,
AurI 2I-3li Atlanta, Georgia.
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sSy- The scarcity of Satpetre is becoming
matter of serious consideration.
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LII persons who have not paid their Taxes for the
"A year isj5, must do Immediately, Il they wish
avoid cost. TliOS STEPHENS,
sept Is .heTif Nr.WHn co.
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On the 4th inst, by Geo. Milton Hicks Esq, Mr.. TAy
SNEED to Miss Rum HICKS all OF Monroe county.
Died,
In Polk county the 9Th Inst. MARY IsvrrL only
chill Of John ,, D: Cue, aged Aye years. two
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TRANSFORMATION DEPARTMENT Y. TESS. Ga. H. II. Co
Athens Sept. %, 1853 I
HlS Company will deliver any freighis received into
their Depots In reasonable time, at the terminus
OF their Road Mt Dalton to the owners their agents
quot ors they paying charges as per tariff and receive
ing the ireights on day OF arrival at Dalton. This
Company does not propose either to store freghis
deliver to the Western and Atlantic Rail Road, unless
the owners have made arrangements with said Road to
receive the same. Cars not be detained beyond
few hours either for transhipment or storage.
In making shipments above every facility In the
power Of the officers Of the Company will he extended
to shippers. Beyond the end of their rails they have
control aud assume no responsibility.
Oct5-2tl r. G. JACKSON, SUpr Transportation.
~ Register, Wing, and Standard, Knoxville, and
banner. Clev Gland. will nlrnsn two Mnek,.
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Just Received

JIlSt Foceived
4 ND for sale, at the old stand in Calhoun,
"A Tennessee,
% Bbls New Orleans Rehoiled Molnsses.
10 ! Bbls. do. do. do.
80 Bags fine Rio Coffee
500 Gals. Cuba Molasses;
$500 Lbs Brown Sugars;
5000 Castings;
10000 Rolled Iron-all of which will be
sold low by wholesale or retail.
Our Dry Goods stock is full and fine, and as
low down in price ms the lowest.
Julv6 Il. F. MARTIN q SON
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EuU Il TO M Ia - u . u.
Alabama street.. Atlanta, Georgia.,
by a. Il. REEVE Proprietor.
III OCNtON-Rivlt OF the car shed for passengers by
= Il down train; Left Of the shed for passengers y
up train. Aug. IL, iS55--ly-:50
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HNAleDwRIsE and Carpenters, Tools
h1--Just received, large lot Of Hardware, such
Steel, Sedgc and Hand Hammers, Augurs, Gimbles,
.Srews, Locks, Hinges, English and American Strap
Hinges, Chain Pumps aud Fixtures, Wagon Boxes all
sizes, Sad Irons, Stock and Dies Rifle Barrels, Gun
Caps Of all kinds, Grain Shovels, Sc. &c
Also, large stock Of Carpenters Teols, Of every de-
scrption, which will sell cheap for cash.
Oct5 GEO. W. ROSS.
ppJDES and ShOcs.-Just received u large
BIB stock. from common to the very hest Call and
examine. For sale by toct 81 GEO. W. ROSS.
EpEApT-uadc C!otniug.-I am now re.
NM ceving my large and well selected stock Of Ready
Made Clothing, consisting of Over frock Dress aud
Sack Coats Pants, Vests Shirts Shrt-collars Lambs
wool and Merno Shirs aud Drawers Of all sorts and
szcS-a Of which will sell very cheap for cash. Just
Oct GEO. ". ROSS.
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$lSo wA1D!
4toP the NTuTdCrcr:
Y. above reward will be paid for the apprehension
pd delivery to the Sheriff of Polk county Of
sohnsOn. who murdered FiHiey .Schick,
Tin said county, on saturday, the 2qth day Of
". SAID johnson Is about ~ years of age, ave
- inches high stoop-shouldered, red
ld has fresh scar on his upper lip.
MYRON ROGERS.
DFfIG county, Tenn, Oct 3, 1S5J-3t
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EoARDEN


MUST EECEgNED-Fine Brandy; Maderi
- sherry Port, Malaga and Claret Wines, and son
fine Jamaica Rum-al strictly for medical purpose
sept7 WIN. BURNS.
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Shreveport. July IL,
Sheriff Sale,

CTATE OF LOUlSIANA-Parsh of Caddo--In
- District Court No 4l48 S. 0. NELSON g. Co. VS..
j. w SLEEPER & Co. BY virtue of writ of eri facias
issued out Of the honorable the District Court of the
Parish of Caddo and to directed, in the above
entitled suit. have seized and will proceed to sell at
public auction at the courthouse door in the town OF
Shreveport, parish of Caddo, on SATURDAY, the 4th
daTDf august 1855, between the hours of l O'Clock
A. NJ. and NJ, the following described notes aud &C
counts to-wit: C. w Harris note for SS25 60; David
Duany's do for 300, credited by $780, James Estes
do for $3.50 90; Ashn & Whites do for Ss59 5t' B.
L. Goods do for SS05; w. G. Harris do for $40 co.
BpF Sconer's do for 1884 90; j. Estes do for $4 co.
J. NJ. Coats do for 1888 90; corporation of Shreve-
port for SO 90; account on James Irwin Tor
$50 IS; do on J. J. Holdridge for So 50 | do
oaG. NJ. Levy for S28 At; do on G. B. Prindle
for So IS; l do J. NJ. Collins for Sl5 90; do on
A. Campbell for ST IS; do on ]. White for S. co.;
do on steamer Luda for SIG is; l do on w. G.
Kerley for 81 40; do capt. Leonard for So w.;
do on Thomas Mckee for 1913 81: l do on Thos.
Jacobs for S. So; do on steamer r. NJ. Jones for
Sl2 90; do on colonel Ford for 81 81; do on capt
Wordsworth for 81 so; l do on R. Flours for 80 %;
do on James Green for 81 60; do on H. O. Hin
son for ST 90; do E. S. Mon for $50 90; do
on B. F. Jones for 1897 S. do S. H. Brewer for
$2l4 is; do on L. McCord for S2lO 81; do on
r. II. Comfy for S 100 80; l do on +. Miles for
Sl5 CO; ! do steamer Luda for 1913 05; l do on
j. Mcbride for 81 SO; do A. Tarrant for $50 90;
/ do on S. L. Lewis for 81 Is; do on ]. M. Coates
for $s27l So; do on W. Il. Gates for 81 W; do on
M. Estes for $50 35; do on P Brewer for $24 95;
do On Ogesby & Griswold for S72 SO; do on
Thos. Waller for 81 IS; do on }. II. Tramme for
Sl4 so: do on Stacey & Wells for 1898 IS; do on
NJ Tally for S. 90; do L. billiard for 81 90; /
do on Hudgins & Co: for 1913 20; do on J. W. &
w P. Angel for S22 %; do the City Hotel for
! 1927 O5; | do on w. Robson for 81 IS; l do on J
B Terry for SIS 90; do on WP Hudgins for So OO
do on O. E. Lacy for 1926 "A; do on D. S. Wilder
for So 90; l do on A. M. Mccormick for 81 CO.;
do on steamer White Cliffs for 50 so; do on }. L.
Gooch abr Sl4; do on c. R. HARRISON for Sl6 80
do on E. c. Hart for 81 05; do on Ashlin u White
for S3 90; do on B. F. Jones for IS 80; l DO OF
W. Homes for Sc 70. Seized and to be sold to pay
and satisfy the writ issued in the above entitled suit
Terms of salc--Cash with the benefit of apprase
ment, M. WAT SON, Sheriff.
Shreveport, July l6, 1855. lyiS-pt.SiI 81
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Shreveport, July l6. 1855.
y Succession Sale.

Succession of F. r. Roach, deceased.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-16th
- Judicial District Court By virtue of writ of sale
to me directed by the honorable the District Court for
the parish Of Caddo, State of louisiana will proceed
to sell at public auction, SATURDAY, the 18th day
Of August 1855, between the hours of O'clock M,
and 4 r. NJ in front Of my auction store, corner of
Texas and Market streets, in the of Shreveport,
parish aforesaid the following property belonging to
the succession of F. R. Roach, deceased, to-wt: the
undivided half of the northwest half of lot No. 10,
[ten,l block 60, [sixy, with the buildings and i'm
provenents thereon, held in ndivlsion with John P.
Haley. Also, the north half of lot No l, lone,
in block No. 81, [fftyone, with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon all in the town Of Shreveport.
Also, the Negro Boy Sam, aged about II years, a
slave for life.
Terms of sale-A credit of twelve months, purchas-
ers to give bond with good personal security, with
per cent. interest per from day OF sale. with
mortgage retained the property sold to secure the
payment A. l.. HElNE,
Shreveport. July II, 1855 Auctioneer.