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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-19
The Bank of Columbus, CONNER
cial Bank Of Brunswick, and Bank
of Middle Georgia.are the only Banks
in Georgia that pay specie.
OH Murkfts -Tutast Dutes
KY


/ The louisville ournal, OF Tuesday, says:
/ There's IS nothing doing in hogs. though the
season has arrived for killing. Yesterday the
weather was very favorable for it. No hogs
have vet come in. Packers cannot get any
accommodations at the banks, and are willing
to buy only on time. The price offered is SIS
net, and drovers are asking So so.
The Courier, Of Wednesday. has the fol-
lowing:
We hear of contracts to packers in Carroll,
Washington and Marion counties at 4c gross.
No sales here, though our packers are ready for
operations At Cincinnati the market was
nominal at &C. net.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Several thousand head have been slaugh-
tered in Cincinnati. The arrivals of hogs
there are fair for the season, and several thou
sand head engaged for delivery this month.
are yet to come in. The price asked now is
5 sc net but buyers are not offering higher
than So. There are no eager purchasers in
market, and PACKERS are indifferent about OPP
Grating.
New York, N. Y
At New York last week sales Of ], 600 dressed
hogs were made for November delivery at &c
and 1000 for December at 61ac.
Cotton-quiet; -four 9O@4 90; wheat de-
clined; whiskey 23c; Linseed oil 48c.
ST. Louis, Mo
Flour-Advanced 25c; red wheat Sl@1 oS;
yellow corn SIC.
New Orleans. La
Cotton 1000 bales were sold before the re-
inf nf tb 4 rol1i a,c Ia
cline of Il o. penny.
was expected. Factors refuse 80 give way to
any material extent. Sales of the week 3d.
500 bales; receipts 10000 bales; stock 49,
$50 bales; decrease at this port 159 $50 bales;
decrease at all ports 286, 600 bales.
Memphis, Tenn
MoNETARY-We have still to report money
matters at stagnation point; bankers are wait
ing TO see what course the Legislature will
take with respect to their institu-
tions. Many radical ideas have been ex-
pressed, but the probability is, that while the
banks will be dealt with leniently in their
difficulties, means will be taken to curb their
powers of doing future mischief That small
notes must be prohibited is almost settled
point.
50, but little demand.
Corn Meal-From wagons past week at 80
@S1.
Chickens -20@ Soc; Eggs l0@l214; Butter
30@35.
Lard--Stock keg very little at 1920; and
no barrel in market.
Provisions-Clear sides 18@ 10; Ribbed 17@
1Sc, Shoulders 14@15; Hams 16La els.
Stock Market--We quote good beeves at
@6c; Hogs 6@8; Sheep1 5o@S3.
Atlanta. Ga
Bacon-hog round, AZ q Is; clear sides.
l71a @18; ribbed do ia OILS; hams. IS;
shoulders, 15... Lard, in bbls. II; in kegs.
1919. -. Butter. choice, none. Tallow, p
ID, II. d. /. Flour, extra family 50 IS. -. Grain
Corn, sacked, IS; white wheat, do, rs;
red wheat, do IS; oats, 45@5O -. Feathers
II A y1,,1ac Gar+1a
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-19
Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constables' and Justices blanks just rrinted
nd for sale at our desk-cheap.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-19
Railroad Meeting.

K1lIT0ad Me6tIHS
To-day, it will be borne IN mind' Is
the time appointed for the assembling
Of the Railroad meeting in this place.
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Free Banks not BaakQble.

Free Banks not Bankabte.
Bank of Claiborne,
Bank Of Jefferson,
Bank of Knoxville,
Bank of Nashville,
Bank of Tazewell,
Bank Of Trenton,
cambridge Bank. and
River Bank
&The notes Of these Banks are taken at par
in Memphis and GAINESVILLE.
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Letters

Letters
The Post-Office List of Lettsrs is
TO be found in another column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-19
Huntsville Ala,

Beef. p ID. 4@8 -. Mutton. p quarter,
50c@ 81. :. Chickens 121a @15. Turkeys
5Oc@S1. Butter 20@30. Corn Meal 90c
>. Corn, p Dbl, 50 so. Oats, p hundred
4Oc. -. Fodder, q cwt, 50c@$1. .. Potatoes,
p bush, SOC.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-19
Banks

Banks
Below is list of all the Banks in
Tennessee (save those that are worth
less) which we procured a few days
since from the State Bank in Nash
vile, and by which the business men
of that place are governed:
- Stock Banks Bankable.
Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Union Bauk, /"
Planters Bank, 80 /"
Bank of Chattanooga, at Chattanooga.
/" " America.
Citizens Bank of Memphis and Nash
vile.
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FOR Cash ONLY
RARE BARGAINS OFFERED
Persons having accounts with US now due,
would do well to call, as
The Business Ernst be Closed
i. CARLY & ANTHONY.
Nov. 5, 1s57--tf
Thomas GIidewelI ]
rs. attachment.

Thomas GlidewelI ]
rs. .e} Attachment
Daniel +. freeman.
sHE plaintiff having sued out an attach
Il mept against the estate of the defendant,
returnable before me on the oath October,
1851, and the same having been returned by
Moses Cruise, Sheriff, &c, levied on real estate
as the property Of the defendant-it Il, there
fore, ordered that further proceedings thereon
be stayed until the 5th day Of May,
1855, and that publication be made by four
weekly insertions OF copy Of this order in
the FAYETTEvrLLE OBSERVER, newspaper
published in the town Of Fayetteville, notify
Ing said defendant to appear on said 7th day
of May, 1858, and defend if he chooses.
s. II. McCORD, J. P.
Nov. S. 1s57-4t e
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Atlanta. Ga

Bacon-hog round, AZ OILS; clear sides.
l72@18; ribbed do ia @18; hams. IS;
shoulders, l5.. Lard, in bbls. II; in kegs.
1913. -. Butter. choice, none. Tallow, p
ID, r.. Flour, extra family 50 IS. -. Grain
Corn, sacked, IS; white wheat, do, rs;
red wheat, do. IS; oats, 45@ so. :. Feathers,
p Ii, As. Apples, $1@1 25.... Cattle on
foot 71@7H.
Business very dull, owing, no doubt, to
the Money Panic to some extent.
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NEW
SPRING GOODS
For 1851 I!
W. \. wsraHT. LEVI TRAxTHAx.
fright e. Iranhans

4 T the corner formerly occupied by 3D.
IN Neil. Moores & Wright. have just ~
receiv,d the LARGEsr STOCK OF GooDs
ever opened in the house. These Goods were
bought in New York and Philadslphia, seleetes
with great care, and viii be sold to solvent Gus
TONERS as low as the same qualify Of Goods
can be bought IN the county
In Ladies' Goods. we have superb assert
ment, consisting OF
Elegant fancy Dress SILKS;
Fancy Bareges, a beautiful stock;
Printed Jaconets. Lawns, Brilllantes;
Solid cold Bareges. all colors;
do do Grape Nars:ts, beautiful
Rich figured Black Silks;
Italian do all prices:
Ginghams. of every style& price;
Swiss, Null aud Nsnsook Mus!ins,
Striped and Checked Nainsooks;
do do Muslins;
Plain Jaconets. all qualities:
In Bonnets and Bonnet Trimmings. we have
a most beautiful assortment. embracing English
Straw, Swiss do, White Hair. Neapolitan and
Lace, Fancy Silk, trimmed, Black Straw and
Hair, few large sizes I.eghorn for old ladies.
Ruches Ribbons, Flowers, Straw Trimmings
ETC., in abundance.
March 26. WRIGHT q. TRANTHAM.
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Fruey, dark iron gray, white spot in face,
IA hands 8 inches high. 2 years old last spring;
by Sam'l A. Prichard, 1st civ dis, Nov. o.
Valued at &l00.
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q J. yEGAsis DANCING ACADEMY, AT

Nv ODD FELLOWS HALL ~ = ~
A j. VEGAS most respectfully announces ohis friends
aa public, that his popular Dancing Academy
now open season. Odd Fellows Hail. where he hopes
with the liberal patronage The teaching will
mence on MONDAY, Nov. q
The fashionable Lancers' Quadle and the CaedoniRns'
Quade danced in the first circles of Paris and London last
winter, will be taught by Mr.. Vegas.
popular Chdrens Fancy Dress Balls will be given by
Mr. j. Vegas once every MONTH
The days and hours of Tuition as folows
IadiesTuedays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 10 till IL
o'clock NJ
Chidren-Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from till
o'clock P. NJ.
Genlemen-Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, from till 10
O'Clock P. NJ
n practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Wednesday. - - 4.., -lgtl-
Particular given to Children and many
Fancy before taught in this city will be brought
out. b 4ttl1.s. ~. .-.. ~ ~. (. ..-s- :. {. ST.
Families. ..t
The Department. under the charge of that excellent
VUnist Mr.. DENEGRI, Orchestra Leader for Balls and
Soirees. .L..- H..
n5y- For terms, apply Mr. j. VEGAS at Odd Fellows
Hall MIR. GABICPS Music Store, 80 Camp street.
o1S am
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES HANLEY.
BY TOURING THOMAS, Auconeers.
Office 10 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, the Goth December, 1857, at
~ IL O'clock NJ in the Rotunda Of the ST. Louis HOTEL by
virtue Of order from the Hon. H. Morgan Judge of
Second District Court of New Orleans dated September 1851
No. IL, 1877, for account Of said succession
EDWARD, grif boy, about Is years.
@rTERMS-Cash. - --.l q.
Act of sale before R. Kerr notary public the expense
Of the purchaser.
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| PRoPR1ETE DAMS LIE QUATRIEME DIsTRICT-sUc-
InSsinn de. Ixuii,iu

PRoPRIETE DAMS LIE QUATRIEME DIsTRICT-sUC-
Gesson de John Twibill. I'll
lt PAR TOURNE 4 THOMAS Encanteurs
M ARDI Is dccembre 1857, a midi a Iarcade
M de Banks en- veu dun ordre de PhonoIable r. H. Nor
de la Seconde Cour de District de la Nouyee
date du novembre 1851 la propete ciapre dece pour
compte de Ia dite successon-i sera yendu Pencan-
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE ensemble naison
eage toues les authorizations qui sly rouven sue dams
Quaeme District de Vile dams et par
Sxieme Septeme Chippewa Fulton desgne par lie lot No.
plan de Heddn LIE dit lot 3S pieds
sepame l5 peds de profondeur gnes paal
lsles.
COFDITIoNS-C Compliant Nr.
Acte de pardevant Rarehide noare as de ac
quereur. u MD Is DIS IL Is
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

SHERIFF'S SALES. a
THIRD DISTRICT CouRr LOUISE EHLINGER, WIFE OF
7177a5 Of s'fs2@ }HUGUES DASPIT vs. HER HUS-
New Orleans ,iG' HANDING. IL 64s. - -
DY VIRTUE Of q writ of 1ieri faclas to me
ID directed the Honorable the Third District Court of New
Orleans entitled cause, will proceed sell
public auction WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of December,
1851 at lO1s o'clock A. M, the premises IS W.
THE CONTENTS OF A DRY GOODS STORE, situate at
Algiers right of the river Mississippi the
yillere and Bartholomew streets. lies = ht iTe4S
ALSO, a LOT OF FURNITURE, etc. -...aq sslIs =
The whole per inventory fled. m r-
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. ~ ~ W is 2
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
TRolsExR Coup DE DISTRICT LOUISE Ea4INGER spoo;s
de Ia }de HUGHES DAsPIT vs. SON
Nouvele. Orleans. } DIT EPOUx-No 1l,5xS. .
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri facias a moi
r. adrese par phonorsbs Troisisme Gour do District De
MERcREDI l6 de dsssmbrs 1851 ion hsures A NJ, sur
LIE FONDS DUN MAGASIN de marchandises seches,
situe Agers rive droe du euve Mississippi pangle DIES
rues yillere ct Barthelemy rs. af4- d. Y -sli5f.4T Il
AUSSI UN LOT DE MEUBLES etc.
lie tout suivant inventaire * y -
Saisi dams afaire ci-dessus. RI sls Il
- ~ IA u. T. PARKER,
d4 s 70 II 16 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'Orleans
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SUCCESSION DE JAMES HANLEY
PAR TOURNE 4 THOMAS, Encanteurs.
- 0g Bureau 70 Exchange Alley.
SAMEDI, lie 26 decembre, 1857, n midi, dams
~ la rotonde de PH6tel ST. Louis dun ordre de
Honorable DeuXieme Conr de District Nouvee
date du II septembre 1885, No. 1877 pour compile de la
dite succession
EDWARD, grifon, age d'environ IS ans
AH-CONDITIONS-Compta
Lacte de par devant R. Kerr notaire public.
n)6d " 500
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FOURTH DISTRICT IMPROVED PROPERTY-SUCCEs-
sion of John Twbill
BY TOURNE Il THOMAS, Auctioneers. ~ y.
TUESDAY, the 18th of December. 1857, at
l2oclock Banks Arcade BY virtue and in pursuance
OF order from the Hon Morgan Judge of the Second
District Court Of New Orleans dated November 7h 1851
following described real estate for of said succession
will be sold ~ -0n'1H :
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with a two
story Building and all the improvements thereon situated
Fourth District of this city in the bounded by Sixth
Seventh Chippewa and Fulton Streets designated lot No.
plan of Heddn architect Said lot 50
Seventh by l25 feet depth between parallel lines
TERMS-Cash. ~ - 5f g55-T no ''7t7
Of sale before Rareshde Notary Public
Of the purchaser. S MIA Is d5 II Is
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q Ss.s
:. e .is s IS ssiss
New Orleans entitled viii proceed 70 sell
public :. City nor Il
cember l2ociock u, the described properly,
x cEerAIN LOT OF GROUND, .ogs,h.r With all =
the buildings and improyemsnts thereon right. ways
sss T. the First Of h city, u the D
i've ssi eleven inches e street.
opening on and Foucher hundred and
and
inches and seven lines in depth on the side towards Foucher
building, and said lot eonsis. of
four above and gallery in from. stairs story kitchen
yard brcked large coach gate leading from street
Seized q the above entitled suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot. 9 $500
Sheriff Of the Parish II Orleans.
'fsa SsSs q II = sA
FIN XERTU dim writ de isIi iseisT Si. mel q
j. Neays;ls dan. sasls sdsssas pfossdsra i
Il y a
PssFps 81
batisses aelioraion qui ouvent les dros m
a &c wi
desiene par No. 81 dapres plan dresse A. Hedn
ingenieu 1852 depose etude de H. Cenas
public cette vile eqel lot de vingt
cling peds ONE poaces de face s rue foearrs
pd az e. n: s ~ s 1 ID
sur les Annoncaon ct Foucher
peds neuf de du cote de Ia
quare peds hut gnes de profon
deur cote de la Foucher. NJ
Les batsses authorizations sur lie dit lot consistent en- une
mason de residence biques deux etages
doses dcux chambes
PREMIER balloon premier Ia facade cuisine
deux eages ardoises ros appaemens
gallery ecurie deux etages bos ardoses
chambres domestiques premier brqueee grande
cochre conduisant de la Pecure dams la
s.Ht t-titf 1=.fH
LIZ tout sas dams l'afare ci.dessus ss "
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de REHABILITATION.
.H-=E sa+ tssifs e. T. PARKER,
DIX Sh;,rif do Il. arosse dJOrI,una
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LOUIS CHARLES vs. HIS CREDITORS EXTENSIVE
stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and Clothing.
BY BLACHE 4 BEAUMONT, Anct'rs. ~
SATURDAY, the 18th Inst, and following
- days 10 O'Clock A. M the store Of Baronne
and Poydas Streets Of order from honorable
Third District Court of New Orleans bearing date the 18th
Of November, 1857, will be Sold .=.r
The extensive stock Of Goods Boots Shoes and Cloth
ing, surrendered to his creditors by said Louis Charles
HS- TERMS-Cash, 5'zl- DIS
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRr WILLIAM BAYET VS.. SUCCESS
Of New Orleans. s SION OF JOHN TWIBILL.

S''ss new e' oisass Or
# sf sss
Of New u 9ssns II the Soye entitled viii to
c%p na s 5 fpS
OF " III $
this city the square by Sixth Seventh Chip h
SH e. T. ss%sss s s
s sS 81 aeta 5
By hundred and feet deep between lines
sn y SsaSs ss as
etc. The same being divided inc TWO separate tenemens
TERMsThe purchaser the payment of note for
S.s sd nes s 5n 1 s ssY
May s and ssr maturity and the bal
Sheriff Of H. E + Fal fae 81 Orleans.
Ssf aSaS
% ss ssss oss,
LgNDI g dseembre 1851 midi a5,sl d. h CITE rue de-
1Ss1Ssfsa TERRAIN dams eset,!s@s
septeme Chippewa Fulton, desgne lie No neuf 0
de Ga
LIE dit terrain pieds Sept
eme cent vngcina ped de pofondeur entire gnes para
Ensemble les batisse existent lie
s srsna
galee derriere PREMIER ct aq ehaus
e. nve ss IN e' S as
Il t9n, saisl dams ratare eidessus ,, =,
Sass $ dspas
apss eeSeance ct la balance prx compliant
n26 do l2le2s Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'orIssrs.
EHqHREE sAE
xsKgn & s's e iss%s sss' ss
y New pu5s s seos sS s III %
FIJI ~ S ssST a 81 * 5s STORE situated
the Thaa Dryades Streets First District
Of this city, per inventory to be my Office.
TERMs-Cash on the spot. go
Sheriff of f. E + Parish has & olsans
"a SSSs ss
pf a%@ Srs as s osa f%si%s
sss sa ss
ysFs bs N &aSasN de ssshs
de ceite v suiysn, nventae depose mon burean
Sails dams pafaire eidessus.
] OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment Dc PasjaSieasien,
! dl59l214 Sheriff de Ia Parosse d,orleans
FOURTH DlsgHcr COURT 1p APPLETON III e. vs. MY
New Orleans St same sArr Us s a1SS p 47s
ssis5 1 1t OF fss%s
The On 4Szf he
T Fl.
per inventory to be seen a my Office.
| TERMs-Cash on the spot.
d4a Sheriff of the Parish 81 d N Orleans
| --.--.-- =; -.
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SALE OF 80 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs,
Winter Clothing, White Shirts etc. 81
By BLACHE 4 LEAUMoNT, Auctioneers.
MONDAY. the 9TH inst, at 10 o'clock A.
NM.. At suction At their auction rooms No. II Chartres
so cases BOOTS SHOES and BRoGANs.
. -.aa s5u AT II O'Clock, up stairs .
An assortment of WINTER CLOTHING, White Shirts and
Drawers, Flannel Shirts, etc.
RrTERMS-Gash 49, d5
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAl4-G. W. PHILLIPS 4 co. HAVE RE-
II moved to As Union street, ,,4t i6-=A9t nl3 I'm
ID ENIOVED-OLARK, MOSBY 4 CO. HAVE RE-
II moved 81 Front street and IS Fulton street NIL
d EIOVAL-The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS is re.
N moved to the Banking House, Of St. Charles
and Union streets. 3N7i' no
& j. DENNISTOUN 4 CO. HAVE REMOVED
n. to No l24 Gravier street. Carondele o3l I'm
ID REMOVALS.. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM 95
IL Camp street. to the OF Gravier and New Leyee
Streets p 81 Ht OBJ
ID EMOVAlr-THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
N his Noaria Office No. 81 Royal street. between Custom
house and Bienville streets.
o3 f's7s- EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD
I SrEMY-Madane VIRGINIA SMITH, successor and
A daughter of Mime Arrane Brooks announces her
ntention of reopening her Academy Of Dancing the
ESn~ first TIL ESDAY in November, at EAGLE HALL,
~ Prytauia street, near the Widows Retreat.
Madame Smiths School will be conducted heretofore,
always subject to the advice and examination OF Madame
Brooks ,3-
All the latest Partisan Ballroom and Fancy Dances will be
taught. including the much admired Lancers
The terms of the Academy will remain as before.
kA Chdren's Soee will be given occasionally through
the season, -.... olO If
a COSTUMES FOR MASQUERADES
I ~ AND FANCY BALLS, No. liz Cont street. between
AAh Danphin and Bourbon streets.
IN MADAME GROUX, from Paris,
N CoSTUMER,
Respectfully informs her customers and the public that hav
ing greatly increased her extensive stock by recent mpoa
tons from Paris she is prepared to furnish the
plee and elegant assortment of COSTUMES MASKS, DOMI
NOES etc. offered in this CITY, comprising every nation
and STYLE Ancient and MODERN and chosen by Mr. G. in
Paris, '.f7-
Mrs G. has large collection of Costumes entirely Her
Costumes for Ladies' Embroidered Velvet and Satin the
richest which have beea made. Prices moderate
Madame Groux Toilet Room expressly appropriated for
Ladies'. tr. Xxi.
SCostumes made to order short notice. DE- 3m
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THANKSGIVING PRoCLAMATIoN-

i
Whereas the year drawing to close has been, to the
people this State of health and prosperity
becomes people to acknowledge grauness to
that Supreme Being whose beneHcent goodness should at
tribute present prosperity -, n .-- s.7
Therefore. Governor Of the State Of Louisiana deem
mee and proper suggest that WEDNESDAY the 10th day
December be set apart and observed day Prayer
Thanksgiving and recommend the people Of this
the poprey assembling their usual places Of worship
that day. offer ase Almighty God sincerely thank
and blessings already bestowed earnestly
pet Of His divine favor increase Of
prosperity nation for permanenee unto ourselves final
spread throughout the entire universe OF the blessings Of civil
and religious liberty.
Given under hand and the seal Of the State this 24h day
of November, in the year Of our Lord 1867.
ROBERT @. WICKLIFFE.
By the Governor:
ANDREW S. HEBRON, Secretary of State nso sptd
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, etc., AT AUCTION.
by r. ARMFIELD, Auctoneer.
l. s. St. Charles street., will be sold ~.
valuable collection Of the hest works Of the best authors in
the branches Of Literature, Science and Art
.lG-ALsO-
latter Cap and Note Papers. Envelops, Gold Pencs
This collection comprises the Books Of the principal pub
fishers in the United States together with variety Of London
Publications Of the fine, useful and industrial arts.
The Books and perfect and for exam
nation and private sale during the day y = ~
Sales without and will be Continued evening
until all are sold, ~ @ - MIA 6u
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de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. CARefRNs-No. is III. ~
TTENOU que Doris Nordcnaan pxcoomte
IA petition Ia i'ehet d'obsenr latises
curatene Ia succession vscante de fen John Ca decede
ntestat- sSsd' NSte ffSfi So 49,; ssss5s1i
Avis par lie present que celia peut
cerner dedure dix jours Les rsisons pour
quelles sersit pas fail droit Ii dite petition.
Par ordrs de Ia Couf: 20 y
ID Ia r. g. WIITZ GreGier.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

4
IHis n d bIsrsIsI Cousr sowLE WARp vs. CMAs W.
~ VfR Sgsfas rS ~ ~ 100 u -
directed me Third osssic coss q Hsv
ortsans ~ me secys sps,lsd easse M proceed to s q
sna ass sn d.y e: ~ Y J, ss
NJ ssa bss y st
ss!.sdin - ssoys IN = = 80 ~
=. - z = - R.r. PARKER
-t'teF sheriff Of ths Rsrfsh Of Orleans
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No 2,S6 "a .
PY VIRTUE Of two wr1ts Of Merl Haclas to
ID drected by the Honorable j. b. McIin Seventh jus
Of the Peace ia the Parish OF Orleans will pro-
sell public suction SATURDAY, the 18th
Of December 1851 O'Clock NJ Apollo street. between
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ONE SORREL HORSE. sa I
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