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a. he was well enseoaeed, a company Of Brit
ish cavalry rode up, broken and disorltrly
c'ioagh, cursirg and swearing at the Yankees,
and telling to unseen ears bloody story OF
Concord and it's men. Sally trembIed, but it
was with indi.nation not fear, and as soon Ms
the last hoot:beat died away, she urged Long
forward they regained the road, and made
their way at once to George i'll Lexington.
Is it well to paint, even in falling words,
such emotions as Sally fought with and con-
ouerc. in that hour? Whoever has stood hy
the bed of speeches., hopeless, unconscious
human being III whom their own soul lived ard
suffered, will know these pangs without my lii
terDretaton. Whoever knows them not, need
not so anticipate. II Sally had been less II
woman, might have had mere to say ; but
she was suy Il woman, and loved George, SO
she went on in undisturbed self-contro, and un-
firing exrrtion, to nurse him.
the doctor said he could not live Long
said he was looked for Davy Jones the min
lister pryrd for our dying brother but Sal
" sai', lie should live, and he did After
weeks Of patient care he knew her after more
weeks he srokr--wortls few, but precious ;
aud when accommodating months brought to the
battIe.frlds Of America rcdicr stains than
even patriotic blood had spla>hcd upon their
l"aves-Nhan one nation began to hope, and
another to fear, both hope aud fear had sIa-
ken hands with Sally and said goodbye. She
vas married to George Tucker, and, with the
prospect Of Il crippled husband for life, was
perfectly happy too happy not to laugh, when
The day after their wedding, sitting on The
door-sjlI OF the cd Yesterday homestead.
with George and Long Snaps, George said,
Would YOU ever have come TO take care O.!
me, Sally, if Id "a been shot on the side Of
the reg lars 2
Sally looked at him, and then looked away
'xpect she'd "a done her Iooty,' said
Long Snaps d:yly aud Sally laughed
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Humbug BdRkinp.-Thr Granite R,nk a, Vol

Humbug Baaking.-'Th- Granite Bank a, VOL
u"t""n MT. been placed under an Injunction hy
Judge Butler, who is now holding the Sup-rior
Court IN "'ndha'n County. The Injunction il a
perpetual o"e' and Amos D. L"ck~ o"d Of Daniel
sonvi,le Is appointed Rec.iv r. THE hearing be-
lore 'Ho9e Dntser developed, We understand. a
SCHEME at deliberate, wholesale rascai,y and
swnd"g on tn" part of the princ pal actors, which
richly entities them to support in the State Ins,i
tuition located at W-ihersfeid,
Norwich papers give long aecoun, Of this
swlnde, showing tina, all the capital, so far as
there Was any. with the exception of a mere
fr ction taken by the Voun,own people.) was
subscribed for, and paid in, by Pumps of the Pr-si-
den. and Cashier. Lndev. the President, sub.
scri"ed some $4,000, and members of his family
took twice the amount, soon az 4n organization,
was completed President and Cashier pu, III.
money subscribed into ,i.eir pockets, giving re-.
cept for the Same, and then with POCKETS full Of
the new bills started t New York to give then
circulation. A man namrd Morrison is under al
rest for his share in the fraud.
}ndependcnce - The Peguonnock Bank O
bfid.e""rI ann sncrs that it has cut loose from
the Suffolk Bank and that IFS bills will be re-.
derh"d III New ork at one per cent The cir
cul"tion Of the Bank i. nhou, $45 900. Il> cop
tai Snilie~ 9Soo'ooO with a surplus Of 100000
he New tt"vrn Courier thinks the example may
he t"l'""ed ny some OF the weaker banks Through.
out The State but tina, nu general movement ut In.
kind will take place.
Msssed-Ayonng man. NAMED George ShrI,io.
1T New Britain, IL ii his home sulme six weeks
"g'' h'f'rr hr'"hf"s,, and has no, since br-,
head nt Ute has Il mother residing in that tow u
Alt" Is anxious to know ui his whertnbu,is II.
Is about % years If age, and gave no clue 10 any
tar ku" vi. to his reason, tor leayInu
his hume abruptly.
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News Of the Week.

MAYOR WooD-1hcre seems to be a determined
opposition to this pseudo Off cr by the better nor.
ton Of I'LL parties in New York. The Americans
had nominated Mr.. ----, Democrat of ster
ling qualities; and it is probable the Republicans
will unite with them. 1t is hoped this fusion OF
parties may defeat the election Of Wood He is
however, well entrenchcd with bis Irish forces
around linn and will be a hard customer to en-.
counter.
FRE'HET IN WESTERN NEW YORK has
been severe fltShct abont Rochester and the Gen
essce Valley The damages are immrnsc-ho1scs
barns bridges haystacks cattle and lumber being
swept away There has also been severe frrshet
III kentu"ky. The track Of the Ohio and Missis-
Spp' Railroad was much injured as to throw sew.
cr.l trains ,F the track
BREAD RloTs.-lhere has been number of meet
lngs of the unemployed il. New York but the M
]o!l'y OF those assembled, TUNED the gathering in
u political affair, disgusting the real mowers and
accomplishing nothing in the way of relief
Amlost Cutastror he.-Th- Journal Of Com
'"rrcr st"srs that Oh S.,urI Nj AIvah L Fri,-
bic. mcl"brr Of the Theological Seminary Of ale
C"lltgt. attempted to climb up West Rock. near
" ''"''" II one Vi us s'Ftpesl slopes ne
found liz advanced, that the task WAS much
mar. J,fi,, ,, .v., ,,ro,, ,I l.,
~ " s' ''' ''"' '' ia"
supposed He would gl,diy have r.tracrd his
>lerS h,, could M, w,,h,u, I'm. mas, i,,,u;,,,
u""sr' ID, NY '"" "'i"'" 'h'f'y or f"f'y 'r-t 81
',e ''P, "'o sf'i"s what "pPra!'d |" ne Shelf
about thirty feet above him. he made 4 desperate
th'i' 10 reach IL tie had nearly >uccerd"d, when
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Suit for Libet--BANK COMNIS SION
Frs us. WINSTED HERALD
END OF THE WORLD APPROX
CH1NG.- Startling Amnoumcement--
Hartford Courant Sued by tie .Namsssd
Hsr0Ia.--A-N4r7If1LAT YON OF ALL
> THE BANKS IN THIS COUNTRY
AND THE BANK OF ENGLAND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bucaanam's
Message on the Bank Question 44nticipa-
ted!!
o"ce upon time, huge bear attacked Unc|e
Abraham Van Dixie, rather hard customer. who
lived Down East. 1t was early in ,he morning {;
ana MS good wife, alarmed by the noise, stepped
I" 'he window. to learn the cause. Percriving
the night outside she at once opened the door, and
with arm akinlho, stood looking on After gazing
r." moments, she turned upon her heel. remark
Ing as she Withdrew into lh4 house" F gh
away-it's perfectly Indifferent matter to me
which on ye hicks!
Our sympathIes. however. are entirely for Bro
Their CLARK. poer fellow =, with the hard times,
and an increasing family, to b. sued, aud that to-"
by d h"rrld B nh CuDm,1ss,ouer, tina. wants to
go to Congress. What will he do7 And then
the h"tor'r,y of the thing-sued by a Bank Com
missioner! Shade of his grand another, protect
him! What a record to q" down to p'sIeri'y -
the Lnnnary of Colebfonk Mountain. sued by a
Bank Commissioner! . aged keeper Of tin.
If II ,rL han II, A..
OF old upo" thy ba,t-tnen.>! LIT B"rkh'In ted
Light House be illuminated! The MnuntAin
County Herald sued by Bank C. mini -si""er !!
;" Acfum est de RepuMtca" {" Cedam ar"'a
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Superior Court.
Hon. G.. J. McCURDy Presiding.

Hon. c. j. McCUKDy Presiding.
A WRIT OF llAREAS CoaPUs Is-Urp,-1.iurburu
rs. G 'od~"ll -rhr JUDGE determined to bring the
lady into Court. VIII" has many years been living
with the Defendant ia the town of Washington,
that the Court may decide which If the parties
has right t" the guardianship OF the young lady
vi the 'nrrIls OF the ease, we are yet ia gno-
rance. The young lady in question is abou, l6
Years old. and we'll educated For Plaintiff.
W"odrnf-t"r Defendant. Sanford & Or,"n.
In the case OF Kellogg as Tornkins. the Jury
could not agree upon amount of danag-s-run-
ming from S23 to IS 0Oo.-An",h.r fyh. pr b.
able.
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State Items.

Iucendiary.-On Saturday. one week back.
New Bu."." Was hr>e, by gang of villains. win"
Sc, FIRE TO the drr". and barn belonging to Mrs
Henry North. Fh- barn WAS CONSUMED with all
its consents. including several wagons. sl-iyhS.
&c.. They also So, FIRE 10 ann,l.-r barn which was
consumed, with DO ta"s Of hay. They also att
tempted to burn tire savings BANKS. The select
.nen have "ffrrel reward Of $500 for The drtrc-
ton of the rasra.s.
Spirifed-Thp New Britanitrs have laid five
miles of pipe. for their water works, constructed
dam, and Reservoir. and put up their hydrAn,s.
These works css, about $50, 00D.
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KtrLY TO BnIGHAM I.rHs Cen. Denver.
Commissioner Of inii,n Aft .r>, has written let
ter TO Brigham. and pretty tart one. He tells
WI" he has -xeetd-d the appropriations 'nar for
h"'' more than S3l zoe, and thu, he has no red.
son 10 complain Of his drafts no, being paid. n. at
uses Brigham Of having excited the Indians
against the whites. and assures him tina, the
Home Government will crush out eyer,hinr like \
rebellion in the Tsrsi.ury.
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a SYLLOGiSNi!

PROPOSITION LIST.
Every Lady and Gentleman desires beautiful
head of Hair
PROPOSITION ID.
The use of LYONS KATHARION will,
without fail, pr duce such an one.
THEREFOEE
Every Lady and Gentleman will, of course, imme-
di;.cly commence using LYONS KATHARiON.
All pronounce the K ATIIARlON to be the finest
and most agreeable preparation for the Hair ever
made.
Its immense sa,e-ncarly 900 900 bottles per
y, arattests its universal popularity. Sold every
where for 70 cents per bottle.
HEATH WYNKOOP & CO.,
pruprietors and Perfumers,
lift f3 LIBERTY ST.. New York.
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From TIE PL.iNs.-NeYs from the Plains in
forms W. Of heavy fall OF SNOW. and a grra,
scarcity OF grass aud c"rn-trom " ilch, the n"r,-
f"s OF The t'""P> were r"pldly filling News had
rr"rhtd Fort Laramie, that the Mnrlnon, h .d
burnt TIRE" Government Trains consisting Of srv-
enty-hvr wagons
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A GOOD BARGAIN!

ENOR SALE, first class Bond and Mortgage e
n Five Hundred Dollars, lat0OD amply scclr"i
upon Real Estate, With less Than two years IL run.
his is 1t great chance tr investment Ivy parties haS-
ilr mull,y to lean. VIII hr st Id 1T discount
as to pay ten yer cent. interest.
IIighc>t Cash price paid for Land Warrants. Ad-
dress or enquire of CHARLES Ii. GARDNER.
West Cornwall. Nov IS, 1867. 3OSt
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moWEY WANTED.

u FIRST Class Mortgage of Seven Hundred Dcl-
"a lars $500 upon improved Real Estate, will
he sold at a iate that will pay the purchaser twel,a
per cent interest. Ibis is good and sae inve-t-
ncnt for persons having money toloan. They CAN
not do better. Enquire OF or address
CHARLES II. GARDSEE.
West Cornwall Nov. Is, 1857. 30-b
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should you ask Us, why this rampus,
Why this wonderful commotion, i.
Why the rnsh is all at Warners.
Why they tel. such mighty stories,
We would answer. We would tell you,
Tell you why So many people
Get their Groceries at Warmers
Get their Tets and get their Sugars.
Get their Meats and get their OYSTERS
Aud other nee ifnls all delivered
lis because they take the papers,
Go t" y.ndcr little titles
Buy for Cash. an | bring the stuff home.
Buy Just What 10y all is nceicd,
Sell Tor Cash AMI little pr"its,
Sell T mighty little prints.
Keep tn. little wi cells in mo ion.
That thr way they get the custom,
And tie Ladies take Il Pep in,
See no scit"is t. annoy them.
bny ju,t such : suits th,ir fancy,
O. '"nf"cti nagi,.~ &c
Should r..u ak rs where the place il,
Wh"i" they j" such :1i-Liy business
W. WON'T! answer. "c would tell Won,
Ia H.. BOIL inZ "n'rd hy B,1kNith.
Si'urr" i. LrtcMlri ; urh-,irevt
That j. :. I-rr t'"y II" the business
n-r- The hT!-r s-,ve- = ms I-lries,
When ssr ;c-.sic,! - .'csb Nix
"a - 2 -, h.. say IT,, icing
Will -" raE.h~r IN H. T. ck-i,
K J >ogTE STaEEr
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MARRIED..

In this town hv Rev. W. Howard. PnlisTu,
VI. BARHuM. OF LirhGrld, to Miss PHLsE A.
BLACKMAH OF Niid'ehury
|" Albany. NV 5sh, by Rev. Mr. Starkey
NJ. George :. Gi-,t Of Canaan, to Miss May
J PIERCE ut A ,hany.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-11-19

fss3 The Hon John Yie.pont of Vergeunes has
been appointed Judge + the supreme court Vi Yer
mont Mr.. rierpont is native of this vil!,se. and
II younger brother If our 1elow-townsman, Edward
Pierpunt lisa.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-11-19

Gen. WALKER embarked wirh quite a numb r
OF troops from Nrw Orlran>, las, week. VIII =.
his reception viii b. in Nrarngua, rem lin, to b.
s"rn. There Certainly is good deal Of Ylt4Iiry
IN thu scounGr.l.
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List of Letters,

D EMAINENG in the Post Office at Litchaeld,
He Conn, November 10, 1857
Burden. Jr. Gail Murray. Thomas
Clark, Sias Salnnei PEI X, r y
Crow, Michael, Bennett. Il Co Palmer,
Carver. Johanna Pratt, 5. II
Gr>w"Id, Newton PIrrpont. Junius, 2.
Chile y. F. L. Co. Stevens. $.
ii..w-. ). K. Stone. Mrs AlmiFa
Ives. r. '"rrs s"v".r. Sophia
J"ycr. EI,z"hr,h Treat, Merritt
Kelly, Watson Teal Adam p.
Leach. K. uben Williams, Hiram
Morgan. Isaac Warner, A. V. d. Q
Murray, Ellen
Persons calling for the above. will please say they
are advertised. GEO. II. BALDWIN. P: NJ.
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We Go our friends real service in calling
ton to me,i. inc uf such lchn, .wIegerl nlcri
Wst.,r Bals:tlu. We all Alt, to coughs and
colds. which C-ase Ia he dan, eruuS when recourse IL
had rr the " lid Cherry.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-11-19

FALL CT DELuI.-3y tie arrival Of the steamer
Arabia We have several days later news from Eu-
rope the most Important of which is. the capture
by the English OF the city If Delhi On account of
the destruction of portion of the mails in their
transit cross certain provinces in India,
without fuji accounts If the overthrow of the In
dian forces which had concentrated themselves with
in the walls of Delhi. Although this defeat will
undoubtedly intimaie the rebels especially, the
complete Overthrow If the CIV which was
conceived nvulnerable by them ON account of its
action with their religion, it will not bv any
means, put stop to the rebellion. This seems t.
have extended itself in all directions, the rebels
furtifyng themselves IN other towns, and preparing
themselves tor vigorous and determined OPP. sitjon
to the English. Troops are being rapidly pushed
forward from England.
The news Of the suspension of the New York
Banks was looked upon tayorable feature of
the financial difficulties il this country. There had
been farther decline of bread stutfS and cotton ans.
several large failures in London, Liverpool and Gls-
g,w. A large Bank had failed in Liverpool. The
finances Of France also in troubled state and
general suspension anticipated The Ameri
horses. Prior and Babylon, had been defeated at
the Races Babylon coming in last OF all the horses
Lat
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Hard Times and Low Prices to
Correspond.

II HAVE just received "n tl!&yHmeht, lot Of tie
IL very best COOK STONES in the World, whi;h
ol1tr for sale at titan market price tor asL.
!. W. CONE
Norfolk, Nov. 20, 1857. uSo
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WANTED!

,H~HE subscriber wishes tC exchange 100 900 feet
g OF H.mock Boards or building tnler, so 700
Heml, elk or hestnut hhingle, 81 900 worth Of Lum-
Der Wagons Carriages. Bug girs. &c. &C., for Pork,
Il, eff, Butter. Cheese, Oxen. Htags, or other neat
Cattle, Sheep Hay. Oats Buckwheat. &c. &C.
GEO D. WADHAMS.
Wolcottville, November 4, 1867. 2s-St
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Panic Prices.

DR1CES further reduced at McNEIL &
IL xANs: Il q.
Prime Porto Rico Molasses 371 cents Brow
gar 8; Refined do TO- NJ. r. Raisins l2S Riiss
Turks Island Salt so Rock Salt T5 Iksl
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fARMERS will find almost everything in the
Il line of Heavy Winter Goods, now 1t
A. c. SIXTH. Co. s.
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HARRISON,S

TOLUMBIAN Perfumery and Hair Dye. z:
~ I. H. RICHARD Gents Furnishing
West SIT
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Hard Times.

Hard TiHnOS.s :
VNHE entire stock of Buckskin Gloves al n,
II tens, Drawers and Wrappers. Genta. de-
Boys Comf"rters, Half Hose, Shirts aud Z, Q
selling at cost ut ici
T. H. RICHARDS Clothing Store, Iitchhu
---- a
EUTTA PERcHA ovERCoATs. Trunks. :
IN Bags, Ladies' Satchels, cheap for cash q
T. H. RIcHARD's, West st
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Banks Failing.

:" LILLIAN H. WHEELER win take I
w Money. or any kind Of Produce In e.
for Groceries. Flour. Meal and Feed-consta
hand. Ounces. nice and fair. Old Rock
cents per bushel Teas from so cts. TO 81 pc
Cash paid for Pork in the Hog.
Litehtield, Nov 1S, 1857. Z
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Selling at greatly reduced prices. to correspond
the times by TIL. RIcHAn
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State. at Salisbury, this 18th day of o.
J | tober in the year of our Lord one thnus-
! D. | and eight hundred and fifty seven and
of tie Independence Of the United States
the eighty second
ALEXANDER H. HOILEY
By His Exceeucy Command
OKvILLE H. PLArr, Secretary OF State
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-30
EXPORTS.

VERA CRUZ-Scnn DOicrelj0 IF bales cotton, 100 bhls
-four 30 tons COAL pipes hi pipes vine and sunde.
NEW foRk-Ship Ere-l9$ bales cotton IL do hem, 2sdo
moss ~ bales 10 tobacco $50 kgs hAei pork lard
~ sacks wheat 80 pkgS Oil md grease lis baggu bbS
bottles % bhs tongues, IL bb iqn0r 40 hbls whisky 1852
bblS Hour II pkgs paint books 9! CASKS oil cahc
suuiries
PENSACOLA-Schr West Forils-gO0 sacks corn, 10 bbs
pork.
PENS COLA-Schr Southron-2O sacks corn 50 DO oats
bbs pork
MDBiE-Schr Shephrrdess-00 bhls whisky, 100 If bbs
whisky bis oil "A sacks corn, 2U do 100 do BRAN
MlNITiTLAN-Brig 900 feet !nmNet, "a,
900 shingles,
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STEFAN o A T s.


Ship Fanny Fosdtck, omsted days from Philadelphia, to
- g A Fosdick.
Ship Geo Green Fairbanks from Liverpool May I'D, TO
Whitney AGO
Ship Mallory - Key West TO Barell &co-with
the cargo Of the ship HELEN E Booker.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-30
A NEW DISCOVERY-TH THE GREATEST AND
II MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
S4RSA RILL4 LOZENG S

Prepared by n. HEREu Druggist and Physician
Superior all Essences Syr"ps and Extracts named and
TO all speciaities heretofore known.
have for long thoroughly investigated the idea of
general therapeutic agert susceptible of being applied all
development morbid of which
from internal either in the blood of the
organs.
careful uninterrupted analysis of the animal vegea
Bile and mineral Kingdoms had induced the hope that could
bring about such result and, thanks to interchangeable
searches, ii is now obtained
vegetables the necessary for this
grand idea which based oleagnous principle of Sar
sparta partly known to the public Such is the discovery
which this advertising The
ozenges has because preclued the
possibility of doing otherwise and have divided it into SIM
pie and Lounges in order that they might be given
to children well as adults.
Ny experiments made privately and remained
known until wonderful results had satisfied that had
against
The attention of physicians and of the public is called
these Loengs order that witness the adi
Fable results OF the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
MI Testified to by upwards of thousand persons
by removing all impurities from this precious and fluid.
SPECIE L. FFECTS.
l. Prompt and radical of all diseases generally.
Persons who have used these ozenges had the
cholera nor the yellow fever
B. Venereal. syphllitc hepac scorbutica equity, rheu
matte and nervous and bilious diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy is resor'ed to.
l. diseases OF the lungs hehd stomach bowels and
other internal an external complaints disappear entirely pro-
viied the Lozenges r-sorted 10.
For sale by the box, with prospectus showing how they
- GENERAL DEPOT AT N HEREU's,
Toulouse and Bourbon streets.
j. SwRRiGHr CO..
: q and ISL Chartres st.
H. BONNABEI.
JAMES .sy E Sl BY GS"ai st. to-
G. II. WERCKMuLLEK,
lU2 Camp street, of Pc, dras
APPROXIMATIONS gratis daily the above Drug Store.
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MEMORANDA.

t8~ The officers of the Bayou Belle reports Onac
tia River falling rapidly with eight feet water on Catalonia
Shoals On The 18th and Goth inst heavy rains fell through the
country bordering on Black River, above was dry.
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AUCTION SALES.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN HIGGINS.
BY ToURNE 4 THOMAS, Auctioneers.


BY ToURNE 4 THOMAS Auctioneers.
SATURDAY, August LIST, 1857. Mt 12 O'Clock
Z. NJ s a"s s.s@ sas d 4
Ra # Fl" T SF Rs b 1914 o b s First District IN
e. By a and
on rha ia s ss
Width q said lots and g. 'p" '''S
Al q sale before Dunlap Notary Public at the expense
of the purchaser. jyl II Is Is aui
e SUCCESSION DE JOHN HIGGINS.
PAR TOURNE THOMAS, Encaneurs
sl6s L. ier ao 'd ten xsft%
1851 pour compile rArcade de Banks,
SS t sp PAL ss n
Ss DE- s DC s Il o A g p s
dc la Thaiie 6s pouces ct 10 gnes de pro-
ffi1' @tsanl Sss 'eu ''
BY n. vIGNIE, AUcTIoNEER: ...
Bx, M q c o asa Of em hs ss En-
.Fsuas Street. Ss On plf s Be
shin
s assuring g. feet s GIsaGyo street
and The Balance a, s T. and is months credit
by said and bearing eventual interest
sf n1s to b psF aed p sd Of
Act of sale before A. Boudousquie, Notary Public ,o
PAR N. vIGNIE, ENCANTEUR.
I'm VERTU dun OrCtre de PhOnOrable See
Il condo District de Ia Eouyele reans porant la
date du Juliet 1851 dams lafaire de Mime Feicte kar,
eponse p. Ronx No IL 7a PArcade de Banks
rue Magasins encan LUNDI lie 10 aot 1851 il sera
yendu midi
TN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE la rue Casacavo en-
place Washington entire les Champs Eysees ct
Francais IS peds face Ia Casacavo
proondeur de 100 pes Ensemble les basses ct aneio
ratioDs qu s'y trouvent.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mile pastres compliant Ia balance
G. IL mos de credit bets arranis hypotheque
proprete, portant pour dnteret par
usqua Les des Iets devon ttre dates lie
% JUN 1861.
Les pardevan A. Boudousque, noare pnb
lique. jy9 4tin3N
VALUABLE SLAVES AND BANK STOCK - SUCCESS
sion OF the late Mrs George W. Mott.
BY N. VIGNIE. Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, August Is, 1857, at IL o'clock
the Second District Court of New
Orleans dated 18th june 1851 No. 1918 for account of said
succession will be sold
l. FIVE SHARES, hundred dollars EACH of the Union
Bank of Louisiana paid in full.
AB- TERMS-Cash
BURGRAT, aliaL Virgil negro aged about SO years
cooper.
g. NANCY grif woman, aged about 80 years. frst-rate
washer and ironer.
R9-TERMS AND CoNDITIONs-one third cash, and the
Il credit twelve monts bearing
six interest and satisfactorily endorsed
Acts of sale before f. Bouny, Notary Public. lyle