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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA,


PARISH OF RAPIDES.
DeGruy l. Where vs.. Wm ii. Saddler--No. 1854.
DY VIRTUE of a witt Of seizure and sale issued
I'D out of the District Court in and for the Parish
and State aforesaid and directed to the Sheriff
thereof tsaid writ issuing in the above recitcd
cause will be exposed at public sale at the resi-
dence ofthe defendant, onSATURDAY, the 9TH day
of November, 1859, between the hours prescribed
by law, the following described property, to wit
A certain piece or parcel of LAND situated, lying
and being in the Parish of Rapides, about six
miles from the town Of Alexandria, containing the
quantity of One Hundred and Seyenty-Seven acres,
more or less, it being Lot No. 81, in township No.
and Of Range No. ! and Q West, with all the
buildings and Improvements situated OH or in any
wise appcrtaiDing thereto, being the same property
purchased by Jos. +. Kiich, from Rolne Paris, by
act of of sale duly of Record in the office of the
Parish Recorder
Also, another tract or parcel of LAND situated
lying and being in the Parish Of Rapides, State
aforesaid, about six miles from, Alexandria, con,
tanning the quantity of One Hundred and Sixty
acres more or less, it being the Lot No. 5, North
Range No. 2 West, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon and being the same
property purchased by said Kiich from John Con
traes by act of sale duly Of Record in the Office Of
the Recorder of Rapides.
Seized in the above case to sttisfy said writ.
TERMS OF SATISFIES $500, with per cent
Interest from June 26, 1885, on credit Of twelve
months-the balance On such terms as to meet the
two last notes.
sherif's Office, October Srd, 1859.
&c. WISE, SHERIFF.
oct. 5-ptr's fee $l2.
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r IT N A w A Y

WAS apprehrnded in the town ofAlexan- a.
w dria, 25th inst, and committed to the k
Parish Jail, negro man. who calls himself a
WILLIAM, and says he belongs to Wm Bouden
living in Moreauvile, Avoyclles parish.
Said boy is OF black complexion, about 5feet 8
inches high, stoutly built, about % yeass old.
! The owner of said slave is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and TAKE
hins away, otherwise he will be dealt with according
as the law directs ROBT. IRVING,
sep, 2S-tf ,JaiIor.
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AVIS reflection.

NONFORMEMENT une proclamation'iancee par
" Robert G. Wickliffe, Gouverneur de rEtat de
la Louisiana, avis est par ces presentes dome aux
votants qualities de la paroisse des Rapides, gu une
election aura lieu scion la lo dams les differents
precincts de la Paroisse DIES Rapides, L U N d l !,
leseptieme jour de Novembre, 1859.
Pour un Reprcsentant au Congress pour lie quat.
ieme District Congressional compose des Paroisses
de Vermillion, Lafayette, St. Landrv, Galcasieu,-
Rapides, Sabine, Natchtoches,' VIM, DeSoto, Cad
do, Bossier, Claiborne, Benville, jackson, Unien,
Morehouse, Ouachita, Caldwell Ell franklin.
Gouverneur de l'Etat de la Louisiana.
Lieut.. Governeur, q g &c ~
Secretaire d'Etat I" +" :"
Ayocat General /" 80" /"
Tresorier dEtat Z" 9"
Auditeur DIES Complies Publics
Surntendant de Education Publique
Trois Representants Ia Legislature de lEtat
pour la Paroisse DIES Rapides.
Sheriff pour ID Paroisse des Rapides.
Greficr pour la Cour de District do Ia Parosse
des Rapides.
Avocat de District pour les paroisses DIES
Rapides ct Avoyelles.
Coroner pour la Paroisses des Rapides
Assessor pour la Paroise des Rapides.
Commissaire du Bureau des Tlaveaux Publics,
pour lie troisieme District.
Quatre JUICES de Paix, ct trois Constables
pour Ia vile d'Alexandrie, ct JUICES de PAX
ct Constables pour chaque autre Ward d. Ia
Paroisse.
Les con,missaires DETECTION prendront notice
que Election soft conduite sous tous les rapports
daccord avec la Constitution, ct les lois pourvues
en- parcils cas- i
Bureau dn Sheriff, Sept, lie IA, 1862
Sept. 2l-tde j. c. WISE Sheriff
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Hardware,
Queensware,
State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of Rapides
Mary Hicks ct al,

- VS.. vs.. - No. 1886.
Ann f. Weems l. Hus b.
PURSUANT to an order of the Hon. the District
L Court, in and for the Parish and State aiore-
said and directed to the Sheriff thereof said order
issuing in the above recited cause) will be sold
at PUBLIC SALE at the Court House door in the
town Of Alexandria on
SATURDAY,
the 9Th day of November, A. D., 1859, between
the hours prescribed by law the following described
property to wit:
certain tract Of landin the Parish of Papides,
situated on Back Bayou four arpens front, bounded
above by lands of Mrs. Ann E. Weems and below
by lands of Parham 4 Robert, and containing one
hundred and sixty arpents more OF less, being the
same tract of land described in an act of sale
from Terence l.. Scott and Kerry w. Scott to
Mrs. Ann E. Weems passed in the 9th of Nov
1852, and the same owned in her lifetime by
Yrs. Mary Clark, now deceased.
TERMS OF SALE
enc half Of the purchase noneyin CASH, the re-
mainder on credit of one and two years with
per cent per annum interest from day Of sale
with mortgage retained on the premises. Purcha
sers to divide the notes as vendors may require.
Sheriff 5 Office September 9th, 1852
. sep.2S-ptr's fee sl4 &c. WISE, Sheriff.
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Proclamation by the Governor

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Erecuhce Office, Baton Rouge.
nv HEREAS, information has been received lily
w me, that a foul murder has been committed
in the parish Of Rapides, by man who calls him.
self Wa Richardson, alias Smith.
Now, therefore, have thought proper to issue
this, my Proclamation, calling upon all the good
people of this State to give their aid and assistance
in arresting and bringing to justice the perpetratol
Of said crime; and furthermore, offering reward
in the name and by the authority of the State Of
Louisiana, Of Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars for the arrest and conviction of said
murderer. :.
Observation-Disclosures alias Smith, is about
35 years Of age, 5 feet or inches high, weighs
about $50 lbs, Of dark complexion, black hair, a
great brag, has black eyes much sunken.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the State
~, at Baton Rouge, this 9Th day Of Septem
IS. Der, A. D., 1889, and Of the lndepend
~ ence Of the United States of America tlls
Eighty,Fourth.
ROBT. C. WICKLIFFE.
By the Governor:
A. DurLANTIER Asst. Sec. Of State. sl4-4t
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Important Notice
TO SUGAR PLANTERS!

CARONDELET REFINERY, AND BLSUL-
PHITE OF LINE WORKS.
New ORLEANS, 2Sth Sept, 1859.
TINE very liberal patronage Of which have been
l. the honored recipient, at the Sugar Planters
hands, for my Bi-SulpElitc of Lime, has
stimulated me to further efforts to expand the area
of my business.
The extent, dimensions, and perlectbility of the
machinery employed at my Works, the quantity
and quality of the materials on hand, the economy
and facility of labor which have lately introduced
there; the determination have taken this year to
devote all my time, attention, and energy to their
interior management; all combined, place me in
the position of being able to supply any quantity
of Bi.Sulphite of Lime that may be required for
the consumption Of the State, and of locering the
price ofthis Invaluable chemical agent One Dollar
per Barrel!
I shall, therefore, from this date to The end Of
the season, sell my Bi.Sulphite af Lime, of to 10
degrees Beaume, at FIVE DOLLARS PER BAR
REL-Frse Of Drayege.
ULCER LAUvE,
Proprietor and Manager.
Di-Sulphite Of Lime
From the above named Mandatory we have on
hand and for SALE Planters in want of the article
will please send in their orders at early day and
they will receive prompt attention.
Fl. ROBERTSON d. co.
| Alexandra, Oct. 3, lS59-lm
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ANTIQUES Observation-Disclosures of Cicero
and Agrippiani, and a statue of Apollo, all
in bronze, were found last month in re.
moving some earth for road, near Pom.
pei, and were placed in the museum at
Naples.
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Ar Pol II W. e N Il 9 !.

JOHN N. LANDRUM, the Democratic Candidate
for Congress in the Fourth Congressional District,
and T. ]. SEMMEs, the Democratic candidate for
Attorney General, will address their feow.ctizens
: a. the following places, on the days specified.
They will also take pleasure in filling any other
appointments which their friends may choose to
make on the route, which will not interfere with
those already published.
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Oct, Sim
S25 TO 800 REWARD!!

a. Runaway from the subscriber, at La &
* calls Hotel two slaves, EDWARD and his6sAsl
~ wife LILA, for whose apprehension and--R
delivery to me, before my departure from Natchi.
toches, will give s25,
II taken after my departure, will give the sum
Of $50, for their safe delivery in any jail or 500
for their delivery to me at Mansfield, DeSoto Parish.
DESCRIPTION Edward is Mulatto with
long straight hair of Indian or Mexican appearance,
about feet or inches in height, and inclined
to be stout.
The woman is Mulattress about 20 years Of
age, and is genteely dressed.
They are believed to be making their way to the
Mississippi River. sep 2S-4t D. CRESWELL.
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BarbecueS at Huddleston's and
Kinks Mills.

A Democratic Barbecue will be given at Hud-
aleston's on Tuesday, October 25th, and another
Kinks Mills, Anaeoco, Sabine Parish, or We'd
nesday, October 26th Messrs SEMMEs and LAM
pluN, and other Speakers will be present at both
meetings.
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S25 REWARD.

QTOLEN from my premises, on the NOR eJaIrN
y ming of the 2!st of September, ult, a ~.
Black, Creole horse, about thirteen hands high,
branded with an inverted Spanish " 4 OH the left
hind leg.
Said Horse was stolen by two fellows well known
in Pineyille. They went off in the direction OF
Rigolet de Bon-Dieu. | will pay the above reward
for the delivery of said horse to me, at my resi-
dence, in Pinevihe.
Oct 5-tf CHARLES SCHRADER.
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LOST

LOST
taken from the effects of Simpson Watford,
d. aecd, two Promissory Notes-one given by
seOfge Evans, the other BY Elizabeth Evans, (and
Ivy que BY her Estate, ofwhch said George Evans
,sauat1a'nlstrator)-both to the order OF and en-
ssa,s oy Robert HUE, owned and held by said
~, su az MS death in November, 1858, and then
Fsas qqe. me one by George Evans calls for about
ro hundred pollars-the one by Elizabeth Evans
" WI about Five Hundred Dollars. Anv information
: "e premises will be thankfully received by
a.. II. s. L0sEE, Attorney for
sso-St Curator offs. Watford's Estate.
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INFORMATION is wanted of Ludwig s(or Lewis
i Meyer, who came TO this place about the year
1918, and followed the trade Of a cooper or cistern
maker, any information respecting him will be
thankfully received by s. w. HENARIE,
sept, 2l-4t. ALEXANDRIA, La.
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Copper Steam Sugar Train,
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!

r HAVE in my Work Shop three new Copper
! Evaporating Pans with Copper Worms in each,
Copper CURLING and Troughs, with Brass syrup
supply Cock, l u Brass Steam Cock in each, and
inch Discharge Cocks in each with inch Brass
Wash Valves and Copper Syrup and Iron Con.
dense Pipe and Condensors, all complete for the
sum Of Eighteen Hvndrsd Dollars (s1sO0 00.)
They are the same in every particular as those
now in use on Plantations of S. 0. Nelson, ESQ.,, of
St. Marys, Gen. R. G. Camp, Of Ibervillc, and
others; they will make from Is to 20 Hogsheads
Of Sugar every "a hours; arc made Of best mate
rial and manner Of Workmanship and will be fully
guaranteed.
eY Please address
DANIEL EDWARDS,
2s, so, 50 New Levee, New Orleans.
Aug. II, 1S5S-3m
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A CESrENAMAN.-Mrs. Sherman died at
her residence near Jacksonville, Bourbon
county, Kentucky, on the I'd Sep, aged
one hundred and five years.
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Succession Of Josiah HUE.

MRS. ELIZA HUE, Testamentary Executrix Of
M the Will of the late Josiah HUE, requests that
all persons who have claims against his Estate will
present them for registration and settlement to her
Attorney, ]. K. Elgee Esq. Sept 2l-St.
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Ga1 ORLEANS HOTEL, E#l
Nos. 149 & l5l Charities Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
MRS. CATHERINE LACHENMEYER,
PROPRIETRESS.

TRAVELLERS may rest assured that they will
i constantly find comfortable rooms, excellent
board, polite and attentive walters.
seY On parle Franeais. Sc hsbla Espanol. Man
spricht Deutseb. sep 81, '6s-Iy
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tE A notoroius miser, having heard a very elo
quent charity sermon "This sermon said he 81
strongly proves the necessity of aims, have almos
mind to beg"
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State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of Rapides.
Waters & Som

State OF LOUISIANA, oep;aoa
Waters Son, ailsn " IA pl0es"
". s0'0440'
JULIUS Le. ~ ;ss.aa -, - 10
virtue VI VIII W ksaeu on " c u.s
~ plsliict .ou'' u, any 'o' 'e a,is, a'a nav
aietes.'iu ahaoiree'eu " '''e 7ei' 9sS'u
WIZ issuing IN t''e ABOVE fec''eu eause' "'i W
exposed At puBLIc sALE
az the Court House door in the town OF Alexan.-
dria, on
S A T q RDAY,
the a'n Gay OF November, 1922, between the hours
prescribed by law, all the right title and interest OF
TUE oeiehualt ~ anu " s'e io'ioWihs uesefloeU
properly 10 VIII:
certain FRANZ "ELLiNu tiousE, n
situated M sqeafe OF ground No. 90 Oh 'ae IN
plan OF the town OF aieSahaf.a, parish ana state
aforesaid. Also Tue Out phiiaiHss' cissefh anu
loose lumber, oMsalu square u grounu.
Seized Ill theSaoofe reei'ed.cause 10 SATISFY SAID
writ.
TERMS OF SALE--CAsu, Win nehcht OF appfsisc--
ment -, -. 49,, ,o,o
Sherifrs Once september 2itl, isbs.
sep 70 PITS Ice $40 o., >. =. NlofA snefln.
State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of Ranides
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y..,.n;ai raor AZ. o1-'-,
r, ..:....4ac -. ~ Il
s1.as 9, W.T.. o. E. a. out % s
oforesa;d and d;rected to Tho sbcr;r thareof sa;d
wr, ;ssnna !, ,he shove roc,tea sanse viii, H..
oxnos .ss5 'eoA >a'''
NR0'sN DIE or,
uDllc baler
at the Court House door in the tewn Of -Alexans
dria, on
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.ho ~ d., sc oo,ohor n ,sso hotro.r
nv ha,. 1a ~ ~ ,ar 10 i foor;ua sas'
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lsss IN n;re,p s;x aa.ln doars same ra,e ~
;s.s.,s. =. IN Jo,iaas .a....la. III
III ~ ~, 'o ao, Mn
han ogs's sao % nv" ~ A'0'''"'
raizoa !, M s,,ova cult -. satisfy Gaia wr;t
4 Trn,,s nr s.,.NrASY with ,hs hanss, =, an.
n,a isnas - Wv" ''' 'sAsA' y az
r s shnr;fs,s og.o Con, ~ sat.
s s ualee' sept II y le sW sp en-,.
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NEW GOODS.

THE undersigned has just opened q very large
L and complete assortment of desirable goods,
viz:
Blankets by the pair or bale, from So to Sc per
pair, good Kerseys 25cts., to 45cts. per yard,
Russell Brogans $40, SIS, $40 per dozen. A large
assortment Of Silks from $l2 to S55 per pattern,
Cashmeres from 81 to s25 per pattern, French
Calicoes the finest ever shown in this market.
Ladies, Women, Misses, Mems and Boys boots
and shoes ofevery quality, size and price.
large assortment of Mantilas, and Shawls,
Sadlery,
Hardware,
Queensware,
Groceries,
all of which will be sold at regular and low prices
have also a very large and handsome assort
ment of
CLOTHING AND HATS,
which am selling at New Orleans prices.
Sept, Is, 1859. S. w. HENARlE.
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A CARD

MISS GRIFFIN respectfully informs the citizen.
ll of Alexandria and vicinity, that she will open
school on the Goth inst, in the house on End
street, one square below the Rail Road, where all
the branches Of thorough English Education will
be Taught
For Terms &c., apply Is above stated sep7 ct. !
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Transferable in Advance,

:
Penmansbip rs 90
Arithmetic. ......... SO 90
Book Keeping, including double and single
entry. etc. ....... so 90
Single entry Book Keeping. ....... rs 90
Algebra. ..... ........ 80 90
Geometry. 80 90
Surveying 80 90
Navigation. 80 90
Teachers course in Penmanship. ........ 30 90
Latin or Greek. ..................... 100 90
English. .................... 100 90
French ..................... 100 90
Spanish ...... Observation-Disclosures. 100 90
German. ..................... loo 90
Those who speak language and wish
Grammatical course. ......... so 90
Stationery for Course. .................. s 90
Dip'oula. ''''.'.''. .'':..'''.'.:'' w
Any Language per month, one essonperda 20 90
Is twolessonspe day 80 90
N. B.-Any one paying $500 at one time can at.
tend to any or all branches taughtin the Collegeas
STOCK.
| If the citizens of Louisiana and the South will
subscribe as literally to this home institution which
will be under their own control, as they always
have to distant institutions, the Commercial, Agri-
cultural and Mechanical departments may easily be
placed on firm basis, to stand for ages, and have
1000 or 1900 students in attendance annually. This
is the only way to create literature that will do
away with sectional fanaticsnr 1t is the right Of
all to have an education to support themselves
and it is the interest Of the public to give it, and
the cheapest way is to encourage educational enter
prise at home
TRUSTEES APPOINTED By THE LEa1sLAruRE.
]. j. Person, VIC. G. Claiborne,
| Antoine Cariere, ]. B. Steel,
Cornelius Fellowes, Rufus Dolbear.
| The Stockholders elect annually FIVE others.
| This Board to have entire control and make al
needful changes.
| Subscribers can take amount out in tuition
/ caF The city is perfectly healthy, and students
are desired to enter as soon as possible.
N. B.-Those who begin before LIST Novembe,
will have 10 per cent deducted from tuition and
after November LIST provided that they form clubs
of three or more and begin together for the same
course
RUFUS DOLBEAR.
Oct, 5-2m President.
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The Era No. 8, will leave New Orleans for Shreve-
port every Saturday, at s o'clock, transferring
freight and passengers to Era No. 2, at the Falls
on Tuesday she arriving at Shreveport on Friday.
The Era No. 2, returning, leaves Shreveport
at the Falls, on Tuesday--she arriving in New
Orleans Thursday evening.
eY- Clear Bills Of Ladings given through with.
out Storing Freight at Alexandria 81
For further information, apply to Captain on
board, OF to g.. l.. KOONS l. BROS,
aug24-ds No. 2, Front Street, N. 0,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


THE SCHOOL OF THE LADIES OF THE
i CROSS, will open again on MONDAY the Sd
of October.
They have secured the services of an excellent
american Lady teacher. oct5-lm
STATE OF LOuISIANA--DISTRTC COURT,
PARISH OF RAPIDES.
Succession Of VIM. R. Leckie, dec'd--No $500.
WI HEREAS, Robert G. Uetherwck has petitoned
w this Court to be appointed administrator of
the Estate of the late William r. Leckie, deceased
Notice is hereby given to all whom tmay concern,
to show cause within ten days from the datehereof,
why the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, the Sd day of Octo-
Der, 1852
By order Of the Court.
Oct SGT in, RHORER, DY. CLERK.
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u EMAINING in the Post Office at Alexandra, La,
II October LIST, 1885, which ifnot taken out before
the lst of January, 1860, will be sent to Washing.
Etop E;tv "a deod Iettars q
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Run AW AY

WAS apprehended in the town of Alexan a.
w dria on 25th inst, and committed tos ~
the parish Jail, a negro man who calls him. ~,
self BUNYAN, and says he belongs to Berlin Rob.
rerts, Of the parish of Avoyelles.
The boy is a griffe, OR copper color, is about 5
feet Or 10 inches in height, % years OF age.
The owner IS requested TO come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away, other
wise he will be disposed OF as the law directs.
sep. 2S-tf ROBT. IRVING, Tailor.
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IN S u r A n G E !!

The following Companys have complied with the
Law Of the State Of Louisiana in relation to agen.
ces Of Foreign Insurance Companys:.
THOs. ASKEW, State Collector.
ADAM GlFFEN, City Treasurer
New Orleans, June 7, 1859.
HOME INSURANCE Complain of New
York
H4RTFoRD INSURANCE. comp MY Of
Hartford, Connecticut
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE IN
sURANcE COMPANY, Springfield, iassa
ehusetts.,
HAMPDEN INSURANCE COMPAl
Springfield, Massachusetts.
.ATLANTYC FIRE And. MARINE
RANCE COMPANY, Providence, R. L
~~~~~~~~~
FIRE: lL4IeINE, RIVER AND Hull
SLFR1NCE. Stocks of Merchandise, Build
Furniture, Manufacturing Establishments, Fro
Lists, &C., covered against loss. or damage by
and the perils Of Navigation.
POLICIES issued in and ont Of this city,
return Of twenty per cent. made in cash. Y
POLICIES issued for the country, without
| country clause.
POLICIES, MARINE AND RIVER, iss
in and out Of this city, to cover Merchandise
Cotton, and unconditional return Of twenty
cent. made at settlement on the first OF ea
| month.
The CAPl7AL Of the above Gompanys is
paid up in CASH, with large Surplus
! All losses adjusted and promptly paid in q
city, in CASH
/ Tie best Of references given in and out OF ii
city, on application at the Office.
T. FAIRCHILD, AGENT,
aug24-3m 10 St. Charles ST., New Orleans.
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Succession Of STATS OF LOUISIANA,
VIM P. Hickman, deed District Court,
Ne. sols. PARISH or RaPIDEs
N0TICE is hereby given to albwhom it may con
Nv Germ, to show cause, within tendaTs- from ~
date hereof, why the Tableau Of Classification here
tofore presented by the Executor should not b
approved and homologated.
Clerks Office, Alexandra, the 18th daI Of So
TENDER, 1859.
I By order Of the Court,
SEPT. 2l,-S. u. r. Mail, tierx-'