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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
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NO. 800 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
GEO. w. WILDER, Montpelier, VT, General Agent.
Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, Probate Courts within and for
WASHINGTON DIsrRlcT So the District, aforesaid will he
held the Probate Office in Montpelier on Tuesday oeach
week, during the year. .,,.
NELSON A. CHASE, Judge.
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DIR. C.. vi. RURIEE

IFoFmetly Of Montpelier Wy
ala fremont Street. - Ros&o,
Dr.. r. win, In connection with the nrae,iea - ~ :,
treatment Of diseases Of the eve. r"' ""eh'i"a
Nov. 80, 1855. =,
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FARM FOR SALE!

NB subscriber offers for sale the farm which he now
l. hves-ffty one acres-situatcd in Morrstown, on
which is comfortable Dwelling House, good md nearly
new Barn and Shed, also large new Hop House, wi Il
ated in Hydeplrk, Invent of extra Wood and
Pasture Land, with good running water thereon-dsiant
across lot from the home lot The above farm is stu
ated very pleasantly from three ourtls In mile from
either Hydeperk Cady's Falls Morrsvle The siiua
on OF the most pleasant in this vicinity. There is
also hundred acres Of Wild Land four or five miles
distant, which will be sold with the farm if desired.
Persons wishing to purchase farm, respectfully
invited to look over the premises.
ELIJAH WATERMAN
Mortjstown June l4h, 1855. 27lf
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A great man will neither trample on a wo-
man, nor cringe before king.
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AS the small planets are nearest the sun,
so are little children nearest to God.
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A true copy of record
Attest, NELSON A. CHASE, Judge
levi Perkins, Estate.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Honor
L able PrObar Court for the District of Lamoille,
Commissioners 10 receive, examine, and adjust all claims
and demands of AL PERSONS against the Estate oflev
Perkins, late Of Johnson in said District deceased
scented nsolvent, and the of six months from the 9Th
day If June, 1885, beng allowed by said Court to the
creditors cf said deceased, 10 exhibit and prove their
specvr claims before usgVe notice that we will attend
to the duties Of appointment at the dwelling house OF
Jelhro Perkins ia Johnson, said District the first
Mondays Of september and December next al 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, on each OF said days.
Asa ANDREWS, lcon,.,,
STEPHEN DOW, o'"''
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r LIVERPOOL, Turks Island and Cadz, which we will
IL sell by the load Wholesale retai cheap for cash.
FULLER SMITH.
Montpelier, May %, 1856,
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E. w. SABIN, NJ. d.

Auburn. N. Y, June 10, 1855.
eve, the undersigned have received the formula for
preparing " BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUNDS" and as
far ms We have tested it, recommend general
tonic and Alternative Medicine, 10 REMOVE INITIATED
HUMORS OF THE BLOOD, and peculiarly adapted to
Female suffering from LeuccrLGa whites and TO those
whose constitutions eneebled from lntermed Fever
JOSEPH N. MORRIS, NJ D.,
LANslNGH BR lGGs, M. D.,
A.C TABER, Nj. D.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court held at
W,sn,NeroN Dlsrscr S. Montpelier, within and for
said Dish ct, on the 26th day of June, A. D. 1876,
GEORGE w. TURNER, Guardian of Lucy and Annette
u diner minors residing in Duxbury, in SAID District,
makes application said Court for license to sell the in
teres of his said wards in Lot No. So, in the Third DvS
ion Of lots in said Duxby representing that the sale of
said real estate would he conducive The interest of his
said wards for purpose Of putting the proceeds of such
sale ut interest investing the same in stocks or IN Real
E.tste. Wheenpon it is ordered by said Court that the
said duplication referred session thereof 10 be held
al the Probate Office in Montpelier the 2d day of July,
1885, for hearing and decision thereon and it is further
ordered that notice hereof be given to all interested by the
publication Of the nature Of said application and of the
time and place Of hearing three weeks successfully in the
Green Mountain freeman, newspaper printed Mt Mont-
peer, previous to said time appointed ha, they may appear
said time and place, If they shall cause, and object
10 the granting of such license.
By the Court
Attest, T. X. MERRILL, Register.
% Atrue copy Of record.
Auest r. r. MERRILL, Repister
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,
Card.
For the convenience Of Druggists and individuals
nslng this Medicine in the Hate Of Vermont n constant
supply will be kept in the hands of State Agent
E. SMITH, and all applications orders will he promptly
flad, on the same terms as when addredded to u.s.
P.V. Il. COVENTRY n CO, rrorrietors.
81 Genetee st., Auburn, N. Y.
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Pork and Lard.

A sEhf GholCE article of cl an Pork and Leaf r,r,
nor sale At Hyde Fosters. Those in wan, III, nP s
elsewhere. nVn peite purchasing
Montpelier, April s, 1856. ~ FU Ssias
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PrObafe Notice.

THE Probate Courts for the District of Lamoile, will be
holden for the year ensuing follows Al the Pro.
bate Office in Johnson ihe lat Saturday in January,
md on the LIST Saturdays Of each months thereafter.
At the office Of Thomas Gecd, in Mnrrsve, on the LIST
Monday in February, and on the LIST Mondaysof each
months thereafter through the year
SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge
nae al
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Hon. D. l.. DODGE, Of Auburn, N. Y, and late member
of our State Legislature, and one of the most
Physicians aud Chemists of country, after giving this
medicine his perf0nal observation, says " is destined
tosupersede all liquid preparations for the cure Of Chronic
dseases.''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
General Debility, Ill Health.

Many of the most despotlc governments have opened
their Custom Houses to thu introduction Of these Pills
mat they may become the medicine of masses Learn
ell Colleges admit that this medicine Is the best remedy
even known for psrsons Of delicate health oe where the
system has been impaired as its nvgoraing properties
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Notice =

LII accounts, notes and demands due F.,er e. s,,,.
II previous to the 18th of May must he paid
Montpelier, May 90, 1856, H.
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Dental SURGERY.

tyr. OF. FOBDUSu respt ctfnIIy inG,,ns -
~ and the pnbc that he viii be happy 10 receive
aee o, Their former lib raj patronage and hopss nv
receive continuance Of their fayots ~ ''e'" ana
peiler, Vt. s'"'esueet, Hnnf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

HoAopays Pills are the best remedy kno,on in the
World for The .foHo,oing diseases.
asthma Darrh1a Indigestion Stone& Gravel
Bowel Compl'i Dropsy Influenza Secondary
Coughs Debility Inflammation Srmntoms
Colds FeyerG Apue VenereaI AZ In "a wsaLn,.
Chest Diseases Ftma'eCom- fs;tons Liver Compits
Costveness plants Worms of all Low Spirits
Dyspepsia Headaches kinds plies f
- Sold at the manufactures of Professor Holloway 40
Maiden Lane, New York. and pa Strand London BY Ii
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
the United Saies and the civilized world in pots AT 25
cents, CD cents, and 81 each
There Is considerable saving by taking the larg sizes
N. b. Directions for the guidance of patients in every
disorder affixed to each not 5ov,eon
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Dyspepsia & Liver COMPLAINT

Nearly half the human have taken these Pills,
as been proved In all paris of the world that nothing
mas been fohd equal TO them in of disorders of The
1--we, dyspepsia, and stomach complaints generall, w.
hey soon give healthy tone to these organs however
murn diseased and when all Other mea ms la We failed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
Female COMPLAINTS.

Ne female young old should be without this ce,ebra
ted medicine 1t corccts and gulaes the monthly cour
ses at all periods, acting in many like charm II
IL also the best and safest medicine that can be given 10
children q" all ages, and for any complaint consequently
no FIRMLY should be without il.
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LET US REASON TOGETHER ;
H0LLOWAY'S PILLS.

" UI7tII " z
IL mas been the lot of the human 70 to be weighed
down by disease and suffering. HOLLOWAYS PILLS
are especially adapted In the relief of the WEAK the NEn
vors, the DELc and the of all climes ages
sexes and constitutions Professor Holloway personally
snpertntenas The manufacture of his medicines in the
United States and offers them to free and enlightened
people, as The est remedy the world ever saw for the re-
movaI Of dsease.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17
These Pills Purify the Blood

These famous Pills expressly combined 10 operate
on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys the lungs the
nctions purifying the blood the very fountain of life
life, aud illus curing disease in all its forms
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-17

Bachs Family Receipt Book is to be bad gratis Of all
Agehts-you will there cures Of diseases recorded
and you are invited TO communicate with any whose
thcates IRE given in order to prove them genuine.
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PROFESSOR MOHR'S
German Flv Paper.

EOR the sure and certain
L destruction Of Flies, Ants
Bugs, Mosquitoes, &c.
This valuable article is
offered TO the public MS Il
deadly poison for the above
NAMED pests to all house.
keepers and families. 1t
is perfectly simple and safe
vet sure and certain in lis
action. There is like wise
no dangert0 be app ehend-
ed from the insects poison
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All the genuine medicine bears the SMILE OF 2. ".
X. COVENTRY 4 co. on the outside wrapper
PRINCIPAL Office and Depot, 80 GENESEE ST., AU
BURN, N. Y
FRED E. SMITH, General agent for the State Of Yer
mont, i0yI
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AN EXTRACT FROM A SERMON BY REV. sILAs
MCKEEN, OF BRADFORD, VT.
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'orthfleld, May /, 1856.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-12

The Boston Medical and surs;.s,
hasiEg quoted the verdict Of the ., ~. Joana
.ne lesen. sac case Of Mrs Morgan o ,s ivy
aessIn una opinion of medical ,as "fi sssaa
s .rs tb jury lesi compelled to esus pes "
anasthetlc agent adds, with ~ oeihs dam
we entirely agree and we have bafa. eeonmeas.ss
necessity OF caution@for caution ss urge. ess
avail ~ these cases-1but the abanaa Ems 10 ~
TORN ana concentrated chloric etbss hsat d eb.A
agents ID ordinary cases, the more As aassssas
we have che original article for nsos pteiaIss s
billty to;pain, sulphurc ether. wba1 ia,ss
cheap, aid. above all, safe We ar Is EN-
any case Of death has occurred from NJ y aeate'
fecfs Of the inhalation Of ether and N, me dice
sslbe that such an event may take ~ alI,aoagh i
cie Il, Beyond question, more safe b,ace :.
the number of deaths from which n 1rau chlorf,s
fear, to thousands. - Wv aruoaasss
Z John Eickels Of Oglethrope county a,
on the 30th nltimo, at the advanced age as d,
He was originally Of Virginia but n,ssaa l ss
many years ago When Mr.. Rickels ~ . To-.
70 and loo years old he worked regulaf,rs sss
eraliy Ploughed, and was wont to bo..!,. asa II
could putup more fence than any man I'M 'hath
Last year he cultivated few acres in eo,a 'e
hoe only, and made good corn When NJ viii Il,
l0Oyeats old he would walk to Lexjns,anas os.,
Of about nine miles, transact his businsa adstan
back home, the same day He was nls;,, aad VII
lived on the plainest diet. His father Jch Nan
Rickels, died in the same county in ISL fedef,s
vanced age of 100 years. = the i.
''Ion," the correspondent of the Rails.
whose opinions upon such subjects a. S 81
well considered, states:--"Gov Reeders seae'aNsI
was referred to the committee on elections heaari
ing. from the composition Of that comm; sad ii
will report bill giving gov Reeder b H. ID
also an e] eeton law for the regulation Of seat
tions in the territories. The latter bin
ed, but the former proposition will nrohslt, e ,a
feated. Ihe election will probably be ,s.. d.
the inhabitants of the territory, under MINT
tien law proper ss
The Macon Ala Republican, of late \,
Abel Britsen, Lewis NJ. Turner and Georss a ~ s
ter have been arrested and lodged in tho E, =
sa county charged with stealing from tbss sa W
ct of Mr.. Conway, tax collector of that co NoM
tween eighteen and nineteen hundred dolIsa9 b
stealing took place some time ago, and waa = "
by the robbers entering the room, Of NJ = ~ ease
while he was asleep, lat night, we believe 70
stracting his pocket book from his coat poek sa
The first dscoverer of gold in Californi, -
Placer Times, now lives at Coloma, and /; sat 3
Weimer. Weimer came over the plains with Il sss
in lS46, and came in over the Truckea ,an ~ vi
stopped al Colo.na and hired to Suffer and S Mss
who were about erecting saw mill at tho. J,
and he while working, and not Marshall ,u's PAs
and now las possession Of the first particles !. loa
found in ta,e fnill-raee = ss VI e0d
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-12

TRAINED thegreater part of yesterday, whlcf
will we fear again render the roads almost ir 70
passaale. f
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1)roree01ngs Of the Doarb Of drret,,ss

MAYORS OFFICE, SHREvEpoRr, MARCH slas
At regular meeting of the mayor ana NY
trustees Of the town Of Shreveport held a. ths,a
or's office, on Thursday the 9Th day Of Msa,S
A. D. 1856, the following members Fere n . .,as1
anee, viz: J.. ". jones', mayor; L. M:NutsW Wv
R. s. Carnes, clerk; and H. P. Slavery conssb1s -,
.quoram being present, the mayor called 4,
board to order, when the following business NV NV
transacted: N@
The constable and collectors and treasure, >.
ports for the month of February, was received ,sa
referred to the finance committee DS
j. l.. Turner's account against the corpor,tion e.
two hundred and forty-fve dollars was read and,
| ferred to the committee on claims.
3. " Davis account against the Corporation /,
ST w for Jail fees for the month Of February. n,
on motion, allowed.
Fritz Riekles' account against the corporstmts i
hauling dart on streets, amounting to $50 %, va
on motion, allowed.
On motion of L. NJ. Mutt, the MAYOR was alovs
$3.50 90 fol- office rent, stationery fuel and Ie,
due him for the year ending lst May 1856
The trcasurers reports for the months of Decembs,
and January, having been reported upon fayorably
by the finance committee, received and ordered
to be filed, which are in words and figures as ID
lows, to-wit:
VA Sterrett in account with corporation DR..
Jan. It'll, 1856. To balance hard in par funds az
per last statement s9aa DO
Or. By amount paid 7. W. Jones, per order
Of ]. W. Jones' mayor, 204 49
Feb. lst, 1856. W. A. Sterrett in account
with corporation Dr..
To amount of corporation scrip reed of Il. P
Slavery, s2o8 s.
do do do par funds 1855
1856 CIR. s2,l035 IS
Feb. 7th. By amt. pd. j. ". Jones, mayor,
in scrip, 2o2s 50
Balance on Land in par funds, 1866
The finance committee made the following repu,
upon H. P. Sayerys report for the month Of January
1856, viz;-We, your committee, report an eroti
eleven dollars and twenty two cents, with whichths
collector is to be charged He is also to be charged
with one hundred and forty eight dollars and it,
" cents, the amount of his charges against The
which should not have been received in
MS hands lSigned) L. NJ NUfT chairman
H. P. Slavery, i'll account with corporation Dr.
Feb. lst, 1856 10 this amt. reed for wharfage As
per exhibit A. SOS 60
E7s License tax, B. 2.l35 10
This amount received for fines, G. 20Oo
$50. Cr $3.50 81
Feb. LIST. By'eommissions on amt as Per
exhibits A. B. t. c. at 5 Pc 1872
Half the fines as per exhibit c. 10 90
iy account to date herewith annexed, 14S 50
277 rs
By this amount paid treasurer, 2,l02 S
- s. $50 60
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The river continues to rise fast, and there
IS 10 doubt but we shall have fine navigation
for the balance of The season.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-12

Gy Those of our town subscribers WHO do
not receive their papers regularly will please
ses,d word to the Office
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Our leveo presented a most cheerful and i've y,
~ aspect on Sunday. The steamers R. Wy
McRae, H. W. Wright, R. W. Powell, R M
Jones, Marion, Aida, Fanny Fern and Finan-
cier were busily employed in receiving and dis
charging freight.
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.FoREvER FAoag Was srANpARD snEET. Z
AGENTS FOR THE SOUTH WESTERN:

- AGENTS FOR THE SOUTH-WESWE@.N.
COT. r. W. BLEDsoE. Fillmore, Bossses pusTsssh.
Messrs j NJ. & j. G. MURPHY, Jefferson, TEXAS.
Mr.. MARE Beige, Boaham, Fanntn County. I'eEas. /
Mr. JaaEs B LIKESs, Henderson, Rusk co., Iezas.
Mr.. gLARKE ADAMS, Piaqdemne, and Iberrale Parisa
W II. McDoyALo, I02 Nassau street, Neg fofk.
Taos McIvrYRE, rs Camp street, Neae Orleans.
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\ The lower branch Of the Nebraska legisla-
ture has passed an acteztending the right oil
suH@ege = Yemen
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MYsrERIous.--On Thursday last. the 2lst
inst, about e miles from this place. the body
Of a man was found lying in a small creek
known as Hooper's creek in horrid and mu-
tilated state; most OF the clothes and flesh hav-
ing been torn to tatters by the wolves or wild
hogs in the neighborhood. @
AS the whole matter seems mystery, we
will be minute in giving the particulars, in
hopes that the friends and relatives of the de-
ceased may see this article, and know his fate
Mr.. Isaac Tyler is the person that discover
ed the body, and from whom we gain our in
formation, has furnished us with the pocket
book found near the body, and we find from
the memorandum, receipts. &c, that the name
of the deceased was major Lewis Morris, late
U. s. consul at Campeachy, n Mexico; appoint
ed by president Polk, in February. 1949 We
find a receipt for one weeks board ST. at the
City hotel. New Orleans, dated December IA,
1854; one for twenty zthree days board at the
Clermont house, New York, for S34 90, da-
ted July %, 1851; one to the McEnery house,
place not mentioned, for S54 SO, dated May,
II, 1854; one to Louisville hotel, dated Oct
10. 1854; and one to the Astor house, New
York, dated June 10, 1854. Also memo
randum that lis brother James Morris died at
Castor rancho, % miles from Victoria, Texas.
Tie deceased was an elderly man, his hair
being quite grey. We will also state that in
the pocket-bouk were found a pair of specta-
cles and several finely engraved visiting cards:
-"Maior Lewis Morris, y. S. Consul Cam
peachy, Mesico.' Alex. Democrat.
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A new democratic journal will be commenced
in few days at this place. i will be condus-
ted by Mr.. j. R. Marks, (brother to our fellow
citizen L. D. Marks, Of the Bayou Sara Led
ger, gentleman Of talent, experience in the
business, and democrat of the Jackson school.
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Secretary Marcy has sent into the senate a
mass of documents bearing on the Central
American question, as far back as $50; among
them plan proposed by general Marcoleta to
lord Clarendon, two years ago. that Nicaragua
and Great Britain and the United States unite
in treaty settling forever the Mosquito ques-
ton Mr.. Marcy, in a letter to Marcoleta, de-
MES that Great Britain had any sovereign right
over any part of Central America, and that to
unite with her in a treaty, as proposed, would
be distinct acknowledgment that such an ar
rangement would interfere with the claims set
up by Costa RIGA. ...-r5 ..... ...-~
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, for Jan
uary, demonstrates that the editor is determin-
ed to keep up its old renown as the ablest Pc
riodical published in Europe. Itscontents are:
the Gold Screw, and its Consequences; the
New Peace Party; Military Adventure in the
Pvrenees; Lancashires Strikes; the Inns of
Court and the Bar of England; Wet days at
Bryn Cefu; Drinking and Smoking; on the
state Of the British army. Blackwoed Is pub
lished at IS per annum or BIackweod and any
one Of the British Reviews will be furnished one
year for S. Address, Leonard Scott d Co.,
10 Fulton street, New York.
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A bill has passed the Kentucky senate, t<to
provide against the decentralization Of slaves. /"
4 prohibits the selling giving, orloaning ofany
spurious or vinous liquors to any slave, unless
upon the written order Of the owner or the per-
son having the control of the seryicesso of the
slave. Almost salntary law. and one that should
prevail throughout the south.
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During the week ending on the Esd ult., 6a
steamboats, arrived at n. Orleans, with $500
bales Of cotton, 26. s2l Of which were received
during ore day.
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The Washington Telegraph states that Red
River commenced falling at Fulton on the 4th
inst; but has reports Of another rise above
The last Alexandria Republicans says the river
rose some 6veor six feet at the fails during the
previous week
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We learn from the Clinton La Patriot that
Z. -. Reams, charged with Threatening the life
of 4 maa. attempted to escape from the custo-
dy of the deputy sheriff, who had arrested him,
and was Shot dead BY the posse comitatus.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-12

The attention Of planters and those DESTROYS
to secure good lands in the parish of Caddo, is
called to the public sale Of the property belong
ing to the succession of Isaac G. Wheeler, decd,
which will take place on Tuesday, lst April,
BY Messrs Beard May, in New Orleans.