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Nothing extenua.e aught dowa malice-shasper,
Tros Tyriusve mih nuo di.crcine agctur.-virgf.
SCENE or THE FIRsr ACT.

THE TLA nj TFKKEBVNNE.
scr,rern hcme Under a southern snnThe little dsrtias
"deIrs Skeee-sr-Pee, the old servan-1e,ree
Re, jus, arrived bone "A Parts ion in CONFERENCE.-The
dam Pryon and the pairiarchal The good old Judge
Ss Scudcers description Of Zoe the OctnrJonrhe
confession1 he rels and affection
sre between MADAM, Psyson and her husbands na'ural
dauRer Plantation fesou'hern and Northern thrift
2cs Gcoroon-T arrival Of sunny side and oraDors
Sunnytdp eorfe carnst understand the social
scn Of Zo-Mc loskev a'rives-The hsrs crssome-panl
the elbow boy ah Indian hunterThe sisoge
affection between the the n,e compari0ns
the wamp hunPar ard ihs Iifnn start across the ked
gnien STATES mtil-Border w lied
mai devervrhr foreciosure Terrebenne--The
plantation b. so.ebe last hope of recovering tha
The Judges dsskMcCioakeys for the octoroon
YOU mistress ~ richest
tate to,isiana'rhe review the
thugsg live oak and the creeper-Two live Yankees
diamond confession for
Zoe Mctskey covers the free papers Of Zserhe jndg
meus-The "a. hrre-1he resolve.
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ACT THE SECOND.
TIE LANDING on TIL & ArcHAFArAYA,

q
SrIdder to hs Old r,de ard takes phntograph-
Paul his picture fookpete brings terrible
confirms Georres declaration or his love = He not
know what sm"-1be eighth blopd'-Mc Closkev's re
10 tee and panrhe apparatus at workThe da
the Inds5-The savaee's fear for Thinks
deadly wpapcn-paul sits for his po'tra-The stsck-The
murde-1he letter aud the 1iehtiTebonne will be sod
and Zoe si be mne-The revenge OF the rniAn and his
grief for Paul
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THE fARL0R AND HALL AT TEREEBONNE.
Prepnrahss for the sale McCloskey claims the pound nf
neshThe n he soldiete the stump ad
dress to bis 'culurd bruddersr-Tarkie enthusiasm
THE SLAVE SALE.
Rats The mate of the Magnolia Grace the yellow GIRL and
her chdreb-"Ruy nasri-Pese sand; his indg
pa.ion n. reng cheap No 4The Ocoroon girl ZeConser
nation Of the slaves-hclcssey bdeThe assault by
Bowie knives and revoyers Zoe who has
taken awsS her loyer-The sale Of the Oc,oroon.
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cyTEAM TO Gi.ASGOw-THE LIVERPOOL. n. z. AND
a q s. Co.'S steamship CITY OF MANCHESIER, viii
An from New Grecnock calling at Queenstown on
est5av I0h ecember from pier "A North river
Cabin passage either Of above places SS third elias, go
md spied with properly cooked provisions For freight
s@'~eS -rp,' " JOHN e. DALE, Agent
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Finale do not mirgle''. Observation-Disclosures Mrs Draytu
To conclude with the successful 0pcretta
BETTRR LATE THAN NEVER.
In which Mr.. Draytou will sing the popular song,
SIMON THE CEI4LARER."
Mrs. rrayton will sing
SWEET HOME.n
Places sofas andrinRle seats may secured any nun
of nights In advance between the hours Of A. M aud r. -
Seats numbered and secured) 50 cents; other 2
The entertainment is finished each night at 10 O'Clock
GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, AT az. =
POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST.
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ACT TIE FOURTH.
The ROII ER DEER OE THE MAGNQI.I

THE BOILER deer OF THE MAGNOLIA.
as s mud sS
fSs sAs sse ss se
%ssss him Lynch bms ssadds, protect. si%psa. grave
cua.r THE dsfns. nysS. ss rhsa
s
and the Seizure sF f as sFD Ss rsF Escape
Cut tie Ropss-i,sok her ou-csar sxav--rhe Criminal
4nR liaP B;'j MAGNOLIA
1be vessel sw ings in the stream prey to fames
ACT THE FIFTH.
Zoe Der old nv nTss DdTn. s OBI 9oc,,ess-Ts Do,
is SO beautiful to young
wos sp o sf iaS through he
HIS sscsps1he dsstg ssao a,sh behind hmhs IN
scYSr 1nlRpaT,IE RED CEDAR SWAMI.
that sfgp'is IL he bushes bar Or man
huntArhe wolf down lss-Ths Indian his victim.
s " hs yne ps
ion-scudGer relentsHis protection Of the white
The pa-e at rerrsseens adsu to her ,ne be
e e % Gs 'e e 1e
bad way z11f TF SeToaoGs GoIs 4 las HOME
TIE Li,fE.s EIfIaS psTIs sT Tse sksvn kkayniSa.
McCskey appess to the highest hibuualThe last that
During the winter season the doors VIII open at r. NJ The
Families sIinsiss children Informed that the entertain
s G ss s oosd aHs s and
NEW BowER7 THEATRE
IN Sole Prop,,s,os Messrs G H. T. Fox s and W. Lingard
Re engagement
OF the 'f''ish'sa Ss' sAasis. 4%fFifs' '''s'd'n'
HANDSOME JACK.
GRAND MASONIC FESTIVAL
AND
BALL
or THE
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE,
from lsr prcRrr 70 rns ssp AND LAST DEGREE,
viii take place at TIE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
on the 2csh Of December.
The Seventh Regiment Band Of Fifty pieces G. Nol Leader
hss been engaged for this occasion
The preparations TOR this bali being extensive
scale and % dsgay VIII be e no srs s a Extra
be had Of sIckelr American Masonic Agency No "a
iows saT Hall % Roser, Mecoy b bessmaa s5ss j Drum
nna Mccienaes.s, S No CITY M s a''' : D'''l ''
THHATRH Ea4s0AIs sYABi, s. ! sbsssAssa, ssSanSar
Representation eursod%sire an Ssussce do NJ Msnnse.
IA essss5s ciSaHsrs FSpFsssn's'sS Dss asSrrs
-, Drms en- aGtss ss aesana aua; on,.,
Talot ceiai Kssouan
BeTtrand General Ccmse Esevc
d Mad. puPnns, Leona
les aurss rSes par cas e personnel de i. troupe
On commcncern heurs moins I'm ~
w travel with an exhibition. Address 4. T. r., box iia
Herald Office
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DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFR1CA.--FoR LIVER.
X, pool-The AFRICA, N. Shannon commander will sail
from The company dock at Jersey City with the mails and
are requested be board by O'Clock The Persia
VA sal on 2lst Of December. r. CUNAkD,
- - No, Bowling Green.
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TlRYANTS' MIESTRELS.
ID The EXCEISIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD
Mechancs Hal, 4-2 Broadway
MONDAY, Dee. 8, and every night ia the week,
JERRY AND DAN BRYANT.
The inmtable Ethiopian 'Dmedians,
In nov bur'esgue. from
JACK CADE;
SHAKING QUAKER BURLESQUE
DONNYBROOK Rk Ell.
Master and Pupil or, First Lesson;
Plantation Sor and Dance,
Hi JOHNNY ROACH.
Doors open et 6ix Commence at 7h Tickets Is cents.
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75oR SAVANNAH AND FLOR1DA.-THE AMERICAN
Atlantic Steamshp Companys and avorite steamship
fiuNTsvIILE John A. Post commander, will leave pier
Norh river on Thursday g. at o'clock r. ~ Passage
- with unsurpsssed accommodations, SS through
ucSe 70 New Orleans $50 Mobile 49, Montgomery ~;
HIhanv S2t Atlanta SaS Columbus 2, Macon S2l; Augusta
400 fragh 10 oo Insurance one hAn per cent
Apply to Il. D. CR0MwEILi 60, - Wes. % street
Ibe Montgomery succeeds on Thursday, Dec, 10,
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on NAL LINE 70.
CALIFORNIA,
PANAMA RAILROAD.
EXTRA STEAMERS AT PANAMA AND ACAPULCO.
REGULAR DAYS, 9th AND 1nh EACH MONTH.
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 9Th,
The North Atlantic Steamship Company will despatch at
wo O'Clock p NJ from the wharf toOt Of Canal street, the
rplendd stcamship
BALTIC,
A. a. GRAY ESQ.,. Commander, for Aspnwa direct; and wifi
sonnec Panama Railroad, with the Pacific Mall Steamship
JOHN L. STEPHENS
F. Lappdge ESQ., Commander and proceed direct to San
rrAncinco.
Fer freight apply At the Companys ONCE ss Wall strest
Tor passage apply at the ONCE the gate-on the
wSTl~' 'A' '''' y o--- VIM F. wrCKHAM.
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CIGHT AND TINE BILLS ON ALL THE SOUTHERN
- cities purchased by DUNCAN. EEERMAN 6 90,

TRANSPORTATION OF COAL.
Navy AGENTS OFFICE New York, Nov. q. 1852
Proposals. sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight will
be received this office until IL O'Clock Monday the 5h
cember 1862 for the transportation from the OF Phadel
pbia Of from 400 to tons of anthracite the United
States Navy Yard Mare Island Ca and from 500 200
OF anthracite coal to Rio de Janero.
Tie offer be for vessels for either port
ard must state the Of freight and demurrage
vessel Is at her quantity OF coal proposed
and IN al respec conform 70 the charter n this Office I.he
notice has been given Of the of the the Depart
nent will be at liberty to make other arrangements for the
freight The Department right decline
charter the offers should be deemed
the public service.
Each offer must ;be accompanied by written guarantee
signed by responsible tho effect
they undertake that the bidder bidders will
bid be accepted enter into charter immediately and which
must be certified by the Collector Postmaster United
District Judge United States District Attorney Navy Agent
thai the guaranors able 10 make good their guarantee
Information to the conditions Of the charter obtain
ed on application at this office.
GEO. N. SANDERS Navy Agent
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a rIANTJC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"A UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
FOR
l CALIFORNIA.
Formerly the Vanderbilt Limo.
From the old estsbished wharf foot Of Warren street.
North river.
18TH AND TWENTIETH OF EACH MONTH.
Tbe fnvnrfte steamship NORTHERN LIGHT Captain Tin
hlepNurh win leave above Monday, December at
oock r. connecting via Panama Railroad with the steam
ZIP Uncle Sam
pFompt connection at tho Ishnus.
The North star viii succeed the Northern Light leaving New
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Beware ticket swindier bosus passage oces and
osrns falsely styng themselves mail" companies Unless
you bo guard you will be deceived and derauded
This the only line carrying the United States mails this
route, under contract with the government
ne cty Of New York,
No. III Yves, street, corner OF Warren sreet,
D. r. ALLEN, Agent
persons forbid trusting any account Of
shs above ships owners
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7TSTTED STAT MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA
y.na ana New Orleans The fast and fsvorc steamshp
@RANADA Capt John Mcowan will sail on Saturday, Dec.
st o'clock NJ. from pier foot OF Warren street. North
nver Bills o. hdnE Of tho proper form furnished the Of
mE For freight or passage apply III West corner
warren n. o. ROBERTS
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NIBLOB GARDEN.
PRiC;ES' ''''''''"".Ar ~
Fcrss 2 ~ paris g cents Private borss .....,.U
rsmuy oucfo % cents OrchookrA
LAST WEEK sis FsssS SSl ri 81 Tss ak
Positively LAST SIX MOTHS of '-ASoW'
- MATILDA HERON,
OF the most attractive aristes ii the country
MONDAY EVENING, Dec g. e
racer of -
T. p.u n MOGENE,
= As'' " AA'0rin'' r0Tins.f HERfRRAkk. RRlakkof
and Costumes
Frat appearance in four months Of
Mr.. X. EDDY,
Whose performances viii be positively limited 10
SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
~, Ghss rher Mr. Geo. Farren. Mr. Leoson Mr. LAwlsA
GAin InH nEky ~ AND 3D. GoEvENTs.,!ANsEIM.
WRECK OF BERTRAMs SHIP
r.. TIE MONASTERY HALLS OF ALDOBRAyA
Roobers, Glee, we be Men, Escaped from Danseru.w
Convent Ben-Chorus of Knights-
ne Cnapei- How many hours passed since malta 80
nenen,h the castle wals-The curse-Indogcnce asSEe
illuminated TS:SsiS ]; 4. q gs,,,9 AIp9onRxsD.
Hymn-"Ouardisn Of the Good and Braven
Hall OF the Csstje-1be Cavern.
MoGENE'S VOW and DEATH OF BERTRAM
= ''A''ua' WIN ROBERT MAcArRE.
During The week Matilda Heron viii appear for is -
time, as Lady Macbeth.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-15
SUCCESSION SALE,
Dec. Is. 1850.
Snccession If Rachel Wood, dec'd.

'snccession If Rachel Wood, dec'd.
RY virtue of an order of sale issued
- out Of the Ron. the Dist. Court in
and for the Parish of Ouachita and
State of Louisiana, to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction, at
the late residence of the deceased, also,
tho late residence of Seneca Martin,
about 8 miles West of Trenton, on
TUESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY,
1860, between the hours prescribed by
law, all the personal property inyen-
1oried in said Succession, consisting
in part Of the following One Horse,
cone yoke Of Oxen, ono Wagon, thirty
Fogs, more or less, twenty head Of
Cattle. more or less, three feather beds
and bedding, bedstcads, mattresses,
&c, &c. A large lot of household and
kitchen furniture, &C., &c A lot OF
farming utensils, SC, &c, 200 bushels
Of corn, more or less. Also, the follow
ing tract Of land with all tho improve
ments, to-wit !: ". w. ! Of ". w. !,
and S, ! of N. w. /, Of Sec. SO in town.
ship IS, n. of Range 2 East, contain
ing l20 acres, more or less.
Terms of sale-cash, at the apprais
cd value, in accordance with Arts. 900
aud 99l of the G. p.
NANCY SMITH, Adm'x.
MonYoe, La, Dec. Sth, 1859. $12
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-15
iSUCCESSlON SAIE,
Succession .n.f a. y. Ainsey, dcta

Succession ..sf 4. q. Al"sey, dcta.
IN pursuance VI anordcr of the l2th
= Judicial District Court, in and for
the Parish Of Ouachita, State Of Loui-
siana, will oller Tow sale at public
auction,on TuesAay, the Goth dizzy Of
December 1852 at! tte'property real
aud personal bclor$sing to the above
succession, celssisting Of a.honse and
lot in the town Of Monroe, &hnnse.holl
and Kitchen furniture, choice library
of books, &c, Nc.
Terms Of salc--The rcal property
will be sold QUO half payable on LIST
March, 1860, and the other half pay
,ss4.llee-on LIST March, 1861, with s per
cent, interest from date. The. books
will be sold on.a credit Of u months
for all amounts over thirty dollars !;
under that for cash, The furniture and
other personal property will he sold for
cash. 4
JOHN CaI.DEIWoon. Admir-.
Nov II. 1850.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-15
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Thomas Emmersen, decd.
RY virtue of an order of sale issued
- on this 10th day of Nov, 1850,
from the Hon. the District Court in and
for the Parish of Onachita and State of
Louisiana, and to me directed as Admir-,
l will sell at the Steam Saw Mill i'm
mcdiatcly below the town of Monroe,
on SATURDAY, the 3lst day of December,
1859, between tie hours prescribed by
law, and to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing property, viz: ..u' -r
The undivided moiety or half interest
Of the dcccdcnt in and to certain lot
or parcel of ground within the limits
Of the town Of Monroe, with the Saw
Mill thereon, together with the build
ings, engines and appmtcnances there
unto belonging, being the same pro-
perty lately acquired by Em,ncrson
& Hardy by.notarial purchase from
Mrs. I. r. Bry, on the oath day of Fe-
bruary, 1859, being the lot therein de-
scrl'cd as lying below the town of
Monroe, commencing $40 feet below
the upper line of IT. Bry's plantation,
running down the river 600 feet paral-
lei to II. Bry's front fence as it stood
on the 9th day of July, 1889 and at
the present time, leaving the space of
so feet for the public road, thence at
right angles to the river thence up the
river 200 feet, thence at right angles
to the place of beginning, including
the Steam Saw Mill, engines, boilers
and buildings thereon and blacksmitlls
tools, &c, &c. a.. t ,A'ti
/ Terms of sale-cash with the bcne-
fit Of appraiscmcnt, as prescribed by
law. ETHAN FOWLER, Admir-.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-15
New Advertisements Continued.
SUCCESSION SALE.
Estate Of G. w. COpley

Estate OF u. w. COpley.
by virtue of decree of the Hon. the
II 18th Judicial District Court, in and
for the Parish Of Ouachita, in the mat.
ter Of said Succession bearing. date,
the 9th of Dec, 1859 Il .willexposes to
sale at public auction, to thea highest
bidderYat the Court House door in the
town of Monroe, 'on: THU SDAY, the
18th day of January ne1N 1885, with
in the hours prescribed by law the fol-
lowing property belonging to said Sue
cession, to-wit :9sTs4 10 sci s5fiyag
$ The w. ! Of WI of Sec. 81. s.W.
! of S. w. ! of Sec. 30; Ills, N. r.
BE. ". E. 4of S. E. ! of Sec SO, II.
l8, NJ b. Q B., at not less than four
dollars per acre. ~f;e b'ae aasu.
S.W. ! Of Sec. 10, T. 49, Mr.. IL
b., at not less than two dollars per
acre. VI .3aHsf !'#da i1a} aai "a
s. W. fractional ! of Sec. 25,t s.
". W. 4 and N. w. ! of s. w. ! Of
Sec. SO, S. b. fractional of N. b. j
and ". E. 4oft NJ E. i of Sec IS, Z in
T. l6 N. r. IS b., at not less than
$l2 so periacre.! al iaiJq - i995ir
N. w. ! of Sec. 2, and W. ] OFFS.
W. ! of Sec. 2, NV. i of Sec. II, ~
E. ! of ~ e. / of Sec. 10, 4. s., Mr..
6 E, at not less than $15 per- acre. "a
The fraction N. Of bayou Macon in
Sec. 4, L. 10, ~. R. 9 E., containing
"a 67-l00 acres, at not less than IS pr
acre. Terms of sale-for all the above,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-15
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of U1lliam o. Morrison, decd.
by virtue Of an order of sale issued
- from the Hon. 18th District Court,
held in and for the Parish of Ouachita
and State of Louisiana on the 10Th day
OF November, 1859, to me directed, /
will offer lor sale at public auction at
the Court House door in the town of
Monroe, on MoNDAY, the 26th day of
December, A. D. 1869, within the hours
prescribed by law, the following de-
scribcd property, to-wit,: A certain
town lot situated in tic town of Mon
roe, known and designated by said
order as the Triangular Lot" front
ing on Grand, DeSiard and Walnut
streets, sold to effect partition.
Terms of sale-one fourth cash, and
the balance in one, two and three years,
with 8 per cent. interest from due, with
a mortgage on said property to secure
the credit payment. .-'E r.
JAMES H.. MILLING, Sheriff.
Nov. 24th, 1859. 50 ids.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-15
Parish Mans.

HsAPS of Carroll, Madison, OuacAita
N Morchousc, Caldwell, Coucotdia
Wim, Cataho;;::'a. Franklin, rensas
parts of Rapidcs, Avc.Nelles, st. Ian
dry and st. Martin. ...
The subscribers having yrcparcI
Maps Of the above Parishes, for IT,,
purpose of representing lands that are
offered for sale in the above Parishes
have been induced to have them pub
lishea, SO rs to place the information
which they contain within the reach Of
all who may feel all Interest in the
rich and thriving part Of the Stat,
which they represent Each Map will
represent the public surveys, and The
different tracts Of land offered for sale
with the na.nes Of tho owners, and
their address, er the address OF thcil
agents, 10 faeilitat.a the publication
of the Maps, and to add to their use
fitness, a space will be left Gu thc mar
gin for professional and business caly!s
for which a moderate charge will at
r,adc, according. 10 position snd size d
the card.
The Maps viii be fornisl I'd to sub
scribors at 50 for plain copies, and fnl
copies mounted on rollers "a will be
charged,
Lands for sale in an, OF ihe above
Parishes will be designated en- tho
Maps, with reference 10 owner Of agan
at one to two cents Per acre, according
to quantity advertised
McCERREN, LANDRY & 90,
Aucticneevs. Appraisers and Geue"tr
Land Agents. Office and Salosroom
Masonic Hall, St. Charles at, cornel
Pcrdido.
Nov. IT, 1861 st.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-15

Leaat

Estate OF Nancy Eddins, Decd.
TUToRsHlp OF HER MINOR CHILDREN
NOTICE IS hereby given, That I wi !
~ sell at public auction, in pnrsn-
anee to the order Of Court, oil tho prc-
perty comprising said estate, consist
ing of about 420 acres Of land more VI
less, situated about O. miles frqM
nenton, ON the Claiborne road, aldthe
following negroes, ~ wit: Ai BAN
Polly, aged about IS years,
John, aged about 81 years; g.,
Harriet. aged about l6 years;
Aaron, aged about 10 years;
Sarah, aged about ID years;
{, Green aged about . years; oil one
Family, - ~ s. s.....t..., ss
Amanda, aged about % years;
Guss, aged about is years;
4, norcas, aged about | years; tssa
81 Fanny, aged about 0 years; e Ss
Lncy, aged about Is years; .,,.s
rhebe, aged about 13 years;
Also one wagon, two yoke Of oxen,
four herd, Of cattle and IS head oi'
hogs, togethar With some other small
items cf personal property, md 50
shares OF stock. in tie ". 5. u I. Rail
road Company--said sale to effect d
partition amongst tho heirs and per
sons interested in said estate and pro
perty. 1 b
I TERMS Of Sa'c--For the negroes, on.-
half cash and tho balance in twelve
months from the day of sale, with
eight per cent. interest from the day
of sale, with mortgage and personal
security. For the land, one-third cash
and the balance IN one and two years
from the day Of sale, in equal pay.
mcnts, with eight per cent. interest
from the day Of sale, with good per-
sonal security aud mortgage on the
lard; and for the personal property,
/ tur all sums uNdar go cash, and for
all sums over that on 4 credit Of twelve
months from tho day Of sale, with
eight per cent. interest from date Of
sale With gooa personal security.
The sale to ho made on the prcinis-
cs, u; the house NOW occupied by jas.
Bishop, on the 2l,d day of January, A
4 y. 1860. JULlCSJ. NASH, y
Monroe, Nov, 3-tds, Tutor
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-15
Cesal Anpert,sfmen
SHERIFF SALE.
..,.r STATE OF LOUISIANA, |
-,lIl Parish Of Ouachita. (
Elizabeth Honeyecutt rs. VIM. Honey.

T. t'-'t "a - faflSh OF OuaChlta. !
Elizabeth Honeyecutt rs. VIM. Honey
cult, ct. al. 4A{i .tsa. r, IN
by virtue of two several DEGREES of
- the Hon. the 18th Judicial District
Court in and for the. Parish Of !, Qua
chita' in the above entitled case, the first
rendered on the 4th of March, 1858,
the other on the, I'd of November,
1859, l will sell on the 9Th, day of ia
nuary, \. D. 1850 ]; it being the, FIRST
Saturday Of said month at the Court
House door in the town of Monroe,
within the hours prescribed by law,
The following described property, to-
wit: ''sA&
10 4 certain tract Of land containing
'lG0 acres more or less being the
northeast fractional quarter of lot one
Of section II, in township 18, ofrange
3 east. mimi IA" ai7 Il oH&i'3 js3FI
39 One negro man, Joe, aged forty
seven years /; negro woman, Chris,ina,
ifwife Of Joe, aged forty-nine years !;
negro woman, Harriet, aged twenty
years, and her child aged three years
Que gray horse; zone sorrel horse ;two
yoke of oxen five head of cattle; ten
head OF hogs one wagon household
and kitchen furniture blacksmitll's
and farming tools.
Terms of salc-For (lD-l2) te,
twclfths thereof, cash !; for (al2y two
twelftIls, one half cash, the balance or
q credit of, - months notes secured
by mortgage on the real property, and
personal security with 8 per cent. in
tcrcst from day Of sale--tllis latter
being the interest of the minors
children of Nancy Honcycutt and VIM
Honcycutt, decd. Sale Aadc to cffes
partition.
JAMES II. MILLING, Sheriff
Monroe, Dec, LIST, 1859, SIT SO
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-15
Notice.

T Trai1 OF Of t ousch;ta lsm DIST Court
Succession Of John Wallace, decd.
WHEREAS, j. H. Mitchell has filed in
the office of the Clerk of the 18th Judi
cial District court. in and for said par
ish of Ouachita, his petition PRAYING
to be appointed Curator of said sue
cession
Now, therefore, unless opposition
be made thereto within ten DAYS from
the date hereof the said appointment
will be made, according to law.
W. II. BRADLEY, Clerk.
Monroe, La. Nov. II, ls59-2t.s3.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1859-12-15
Succession Sale.

In pursuance to an order of the Xon
District Court, of the parish Of Qua.
chita, | will offer for sale at public
anction at the late residence of Sam'l.
Allen, decd. about 5 miles West OF
Monroe, on Saturday, the Gath day OF
December, 1859, tho personal property
Of the Succession of Sa,n'l. Allen, decd.
Us shown by the inventory taken by
B. d. Sheppard, Recorder, on the sth
day of October, 1859, consisting in
part of the following described prop
crty, viz A stock Of cattle, crop
of corn and cotton, an OK wagon aud
yoke~1ef~cxnn, a. lot of farming tools,
etc, and 2 horses. ..tE
Terms Of snle-c cash. .. VA, -- -
JAMES H. MILLING, Sheriff.
Monroe, La, Dec. sth, 1859.