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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-17
B0sLER 4 HEDGES,

DANKERS.--Dealers In Exchange, Real Estate,
ID Collecting sDd TX paying Agents. ohice, on
Levss, between .DIuglss and Pearl streets, Sioux
nsy, I.~a
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CIIAS. X f y T.,

TRAILER in II trdware and Cutlery, Bar Iron and
~ Steel, Agricultural Implements, sign Of the
Mill saw, Pearl street. Sioux City, 'owa.
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wh. J.. sof.
HUDSON \ JOY,

HUDSON u JOY,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW.--Pracfice In the Courts
IA Of Iowa and Northern Nebraska. OAice--On
D"uglas street, Sioux City, Iowa. decl0-lyn
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nEALEkiu Drugsand Medicines. Books, Station
IL airy, Oils, Paints, Varnishes, &c, Pearl street
Sioux City, Iowa.
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.. r. DAVIS.

IL. l.. JACCARD,
UIATCIMAkER andJewe!er, ,Pearlstreet, Sioux
w City. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-11-17

TN&UWAY u CUHEIEN,
A TTORNEYs AT LAW, Sioux City Iowa. Prac
"A tics In the courts Of lows and Nebraska Office
On Douglas ST., opposite Land Oifice. 2,29-n
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HARRIS ONB URG
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.

THIS INSTITUTION will be re-opened on Mon
/ day, the 2Sth Of November, for the instruction
Of both sexes in all the branches Of thorough and
polite.education. Able and experienced teachers will
be employed in the different departments Of the
school.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions
Of twenty weeks eact-the Fall session commencing
on the last Monday in November and the Spring
session on the last Monday in April
Rates of 7'ail;oa Per Session.
Primary cass-Readins, Writing, orthosr.phy.
&C., -. -Sl2 w,
Sophomore Class-Arithmetic, Geography,
English Grammar, &c, 10 90
Junior Uass-Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, Botany, Geology. Astronomy,
Rhetoric, History, Algeb "A, &C., rs 90
Senior Nass-Higher Mathematics, Latin
and Greek Languages, Logic, Moral
Philosophy, &C.; 80 90
EXTRAS at teachers prices.
Each pupil wiz be required to nay, upon en-
terpg the school, the sum Of 81, for Incidental
penses.
Each pupil will be charged from date Of entrance
to close Of the session, and deduction will be
made except in cases of protracted illness.
Roard can be obtainci Unreasonable rates.
TaURON STONE, Principal.
Harrison burg, Nov. "a, 1S59.-6.2fy
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As As &
PROFESSOR

/. b. K "A K E i
THE AMERICAN HO-.S Sc TAAER.
4NILL BE IN HARRIsONBURG on FRIDAY
w and SATURDAY, the 9Th aud 7th January >,
inst, and win open SCHOOL for the instruction
Of al Who wish to learn DE ar: OF tanning end
educating the HORSE, at
MRS. MARKHAM'S TABLE.
One lesson is sufficient but scholars are admitted
to all subsequent Lectures, free Of charge.
Tuition Ten Dollars scholars will BE- taught to
cure all the vicious ,propenstes to which the
Horse is subject Servants accompanied by their
masters, admitted free, i
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
CAN ALL LEARN AND PRAcrisE Mr.. RAKEY's
Aars-The system is easy and practicable, and
when once taught, the scholir can practice as
sasily US the master. [Cin. Enquirer.
Any person of ordinary capacity can learn N
one hour, 70 practice it with entire success.
S:subenville Herald.
And set there was no tIickeryS or conjuIing in.
the afkfir. for the method was so plain, ana tae
explanation so simple. that any one present.
could, alter beholding The demonstration, hava
perfarrned the saae seeming impossibilities (Cin-
cinnsti Commercial. 2 y
Any person who learna it can do = - well as.
he. [Day Book.
WILL rHE HoRsE REMAIN ,TAxzf-The teaching
il pernanent in It's effects. Buffalo Express.
u IT DoSE NJ rHs CsE 1k1psuGss6s Mrsaxalsx
There vas no choking, no drvgging and no hum
bug whatever tp'insdsid Republican
, Dan. 4s5. 1850. Ii, q
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PROBATE SALE.


IN ohedience~ao auInRrder OF the District
Court in AID for Parish Of Ca,ahoula
and to the Sheriff Old Parish dirested, l
will on -
Saturday the l4hday Of Jdnuary 1860.
within legal hours at the door Of tie Court
House in the town OF Harrlsonl,Fg offer at
public sale the undivided interest of the
minor heirs Of Samuel I1Anes decd. To wit
Henry h David Hanes in the following
described land in this Parish viz: the west
pat Of lots No. 4 and s of Township'No 7
Range No. East containing SO and 32-l0O
acres, bounded South by Little River and
all the other sides by lands Of John Corbap,
the interest OF ssil minors being the IL ~
part each.
Terms of Sale-One third cash and the
balance in Que and two years, the purchaser
to execute notes with approved sectrity fol
the credit. portion Of the price STIMULATING
interest ut 8 per cent from maturity, and
mortgage retained as additional security.
d. NJ. PRICHARD, Sheriff.
Dec. IA. 1859. Prs. fee 30.
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SALE or 18Th SECTION.

oAlAI/ W tO" DIV Wv
STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of Catahoula.
by virtue OF, and in obedience to an order
" to me directed, By the Hon. K. w. Robert
son. Auditor Of the SNte-of La. will on
Saturday, the AZ day Of February,
at the Court House door in the town Of
Harrisonburg and within legal hours. expose
at public auction to the highest bidder, in
quantities not less than forty, nor more than
6he hundred and sixty acres, after having
been legally appraised, section le Of Town,
ship No. 8. Of range NJ. 6 East liz the Parish
of Catahou
TERMS OF SALE
Ten per cent Of the price to be paid in
cash and the balance to be paid in nine
annual instruments the interest to be paid on
the whole amount of the credit portion Of
tie price, annually, at the rate Of eight per
cent per annlm; the purchaser executing his
notes with approved security, IN solido for
said credit portion, payable to the Auditor
Of Public accounts and securcd by special
Mortgage on 4he land sold until final pay
ment of principal and interest as aforesaid.
G. SPENCRMAYO,
-. Parish Treasurer.
Jan. 4. 1860. Prs. fee $l2.
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ll46. El1.
sEARlNG d sco7T.l SCOTT I sEARLNo.

ll4s. hi.
sEAMse q sco1z*l sco1r I SOARING.
nExRYErAxs. HENRYEnANs..
RY VIRTUE Of writs Of fie'irfaciss in ll,ess
y cases. from the District Court OF the par
ish of Catalonia, and to the Sheriff thereof
directed, will, on SATURDAY,. the 7,h
day Of January, 1860, within lega! hours,
At the door of the Courthouse, in the town
of Harrisonburg, offer, a, public sale. the
following property, seized by virtue thereof,
as belonging to the defendant, Henry Evans,
to-wit:
The south half of the northwest quarter
Of section No. nine, oftownship No. seven,
of range No. two east, containing seventy
nine acres. more Or less; being the same pur-
chased by Henry Evans from WIN. NJ. Slater,
with all the improvements on the same. in
GLIDING his interest in the White Sulphur
Springs, in the Parish of Catahou!a.
Terms of Sale-Cash, under benefit of ap- i.
praiscment.
D. NJ. PRICHARD.
Sheriff.
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Ever and anon, amid the discordsnt clam.
or Of sectional .partisans, are heard the
manly tones of patriotism ringing out al
ent they did in more propi.ious dsys, clear
sweet music that thrilled the soul and glad.
ened the hearts Of oar countrymcn. These
grateful sounds that come to Us shove the
lin of spgry threa,ehings and strange words
about the severaucs Of the Union, are, .e
trust in God, the mere prelude to the loud
proclaim Of the Nations feelings aud the Ma.
tons judgment M regard to the fippant
uttsrance now too common, Of disloyalty to
the government Of the United States. We
choose to believe that the people, the whole
people, have yet to be heard about these
things. A few Governors have counscllcd
measures looking to disanion. A few public
meetings have essaysd to give their votes in
favor ofTesolu.ions "full Of sound and fury
Ia the halls of Congress agitators use very
bold and very unbecoming Language. But,
who believes that these irate Governors
these resolutions Of fanatics North aud
South, and these congressional gladiators,
are opponents Of the true sentiment Of the
American peoplel Let but the Nations
voice come like the rush Of many waters, land
all this small hustle will be stilled. We hear
only the politicians aud the weak and tickle
classes that they can sway and excite. The
irm, the cool, and considerable men of the
Nation, who heed not tho babblings Of
alsrmists, will be reused up soon, and they
will take this business in hand. They will
see that no war and no disunion shall take
place without cause for it.
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Dec. 5th, bV. prs. tFe ~ w..
SEERIFr SALE.
GLADDEN. h seixas }.
r Wilkorenn

49,
RY. virtue ofan order Of sale from the Hon.
u district Court Of the Parish Of C;taEouIa
La. to the Sheriff thereof directed, will on.
Saturday, the TIL doy of January 1860
within leo al hours at the door Of the Court
House in the towS of Harrisonburg offer at
Public Sale the following described. property
ield in community. between the defendant
and ai..s deceased wife Mrs. NJ V. Wilkerson
To II certain tract or parcel Of land lying
and being. situated On the north side OF Little
River in the Parish OF Caahouls, containing
200 acres more or less, together with all The
improvements upon the same bounded below
by the plantation of John Ke, above by W.
D. Sullivan.
TERMS .ov SALE.-Whst it will bring on
credi. Of IL msnshs, Purchaser to execute
Bond according to Law.
ID. NJ. PHgCHARD Sheriff.
Dec. 2. 1859. Total Prs. fee el6.
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i. SHERIEASALE.

Joseph s:,', ; ILL.,; :; husband, No. '.''
DY virtue Of writ Of 6eri facias in this case is
ID sued from the District Court Of the arisl OF
Catahoula and to the Sheriff thereof directed, l
have seized to satisfy the same, as belonging to
Mrs. Laura Jones the property hereinafter Ie-
scribed, mortgugcd to secure the debt Upon which
the Il 10 issued, and on
Saturday the 4th day Of February 1850
within legal hours at her residence Black River
in this pa:sh will 0sfsr the same for sale Tor casl.
under Seneft Of appraisnent The description Of
the land, and ages Of the slaves are gwen as De-
sc,ibed at the date of the mortgage. lst tract6f
land fronting Black River in the Parish Of Cata-
houla, bounded above by lands now occupied BY
the widow and heirs of Needy, and below BY lands
OF Philip r. Nichols, 1880 acres more or less. The
Ell of Sec. No. T. 8, R. E. containing the quanti-
ty Of 3lS 4O-lOO acres. The N. E4 and the Ell OF
s. Ell of Sec. II, same T and Range containing
24o HOO acres. The Ell ofN. WI Sec. 8, in Same
I. and Range containing 80 43-lOO acres. The Vt
Of S. WI of Sec. 8, same T. and Range containing
50 4s-1OO acres. The WI ofN. WI ofSec in
same T. and Range containing 70 72lOO acres,
The Ell Of N. Ell of Sec. :, same T. and Range con-
tsining so 3O-lOO acres, The Ell Of N. WI Of Sec.
4 same 7. and Range containing 76 S7-lO0 acres.
The WI ofN. WI Of Sec. same T. and Range
containing - 50-lOO acres. The fractional n. VT
of Sec. = Of same T. and Range containing 70
acres. The fractional N. E4 ofSec. same T. and
Range containing 1873 4s-lOO acres The fractional
N. Et of Sec. 9, same T. and Range containing
ll9 26-lOO acres. And finally certain tract of
land lying north If the Cutoff Bayou, being part
of Sections, Is, &c, "a and IS, in Township North
of Range East containing about the quantity OF
100 acres more or less together with ali the build
ings and Improvements on the said lands which are
now being cultivated 40 a Cotton Plantation and
known as the ''Elmly Place" aid all the Stock,
farming utensils and appurtenances generally unto
the same belonging or in any wise appestaining.
I'd. And the following named Slaves, on, and
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To thcL0dics Of HarrtsolabslrS
aud EmVfrOms

BANDoLINA! BANDoLINA!! BANDOIINA III
pREPARED Oil Of Palm and LAN
Mace, and Spirits Of Box- HXD,N
wood, Rosemary and .Canthari-f ./rV
des, perfnmed with Ambercris'Nd/
and Rose Geraninn. W&HZ
A Remedy for Badness; also,
10 d5iken, soften and thicken the Hair, and
prevent il from turning gray.--This is one Of
tie most efficacious and elc ht preparations
for the. hair now extant; il is caref'siy pre-
pared BY chesilist, and can b. relied upon.
Over 5000 TASKS have been sold in New
Orleans and Mobile 10 one month, in facts no
toilet table i. now considered complete with
out it.
For sala BY sHLENKER 4 BRO.
'--'7.---'' Harrisoaburg, La.
/. BRUNER 4 SHLENKEH, Farmerville.
and by A & s. SHLENKER, Trinity.
Dec. 2, 1859. BIN.
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SHERIFF SAFE.
Taylor l. Raddin,

Henry E Evans, ~.
RY virtue Of writ Of 6eri facias IN this
y case issued from the District Court Of the
Parish Of Catahoula, aud to the Sher' e there
of directed, have seized, and will on
Saturday the 4th day Of February ,sert,
within legal hours a, the door Of the Parish
Court House offer for sale as the property
Of Henry Evans the defendant Three hun
bred aud thinythree $1,000 acre: Of Ian''
more or less lying and being situate ia the
vicinity Of, and composing i. part Of the
land designated as the White Sulphur
Springs in this Parish together with the
buildings and improvements thereon. the
same property purchased by said Evans from
VIM. NJ. Slater as prRecord in the office Of
the Recorder Of this Parish.
TERMS or SALE.
Cash under heneiit of AnnrAisment- -----.-----
DIN. PRlCHARD, Sheriff.
Jan. 4. 1850. Prs. fee 80.
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SHERIFF SALE.

L. Mayer 4 CO. :.
W: No. 1913.
John Stspleton.
RY virtue of q writ Of 6eri fcias in this
y case issued from the District Court of the
Parish Of Catalonia and to the. Sheriff there
Of directed on II months bond have
seized, and to safety 1t, will, .dn
Saturday the 4th day Of February nert,
within legal hours At the door. of the Parish
Court House offer for sale as the property
Of John Staplston the defendant so acres Of
land more or less, lying and being in this
Parish to vii: S. w. ! Of s. E. Of Section
% containing 20 acres more ele4 and
w. I Of S. E. ON. E.4 Of Ssc1ion %,
containing 20 acres all ip I. 8, Range 4
Fact.
Terms Of Sale-cash for what it will
D. NJ. PRICHARD, Sheriff.
Jsn.4. 1860. PRS. fee %
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Tue LIZZIE SIxMoNs.-Thm superiatively
magnificent boat, having been relieved BY
the recent rise in the upper Ouacbi,a, came
down last .wsek. An inspection Of the boat,
and ontft,is al that is required, to sustain
to the letter, the correctness Of the many
glowing aecounts that haze been given Of
her. We trust that Captain Kirk and his
sdsssrvedly popular officers. may reap an
abundant harvest at the hands Of the travel
ing community, and Shippers On the Ouachita
the trade for which the bot has been ex.
prcssly built.
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ISueeession Of Davi9 Entsminyer.

WHEREAS William Entsminger has this
". day filed in the Clerks Office 40 account
Of bis Administration Of said estate praying
thsfthe Sage may be hdmologated. :.
Now therefore notice IL hereby given that
unless opposition to said account be- fled in
this Office in thirty days that. said account
will bs homologated and approved according
to law. t. CLIP DUKE, Depy OK. !.
Nov. 90, 1859.
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Regular New Orleans and Camden Packet,
6ssa~ b
s7Efi7n11Ii2k
LIZZIE SIMMONS,

Gao. n. KIRK. -. Master.
M rAnGHoRN, =. Clerk,
HAS taken her place in the above trade,
IL and will permanently r.map throughout
the entire season. The LIZZIE SIMMONS is
in point of speed or passenger
accommodations, and the officers guarantee
strict and prompt attention to business con-
6ded to them.
Eg Particular attention. given to all
way. and plantation business.
Jan. 4, 1866. d..
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veto Lost.

THE public arc fosewarned trading for .
! certAin piomisory uols, drawn by ". D.
Sullivan in fayer 81 the undersigned for
Three hundred and tify dollars. Said note
bears date sometime in April 1850.
FRANK MCKINLEY.
Little River, Parish Of Catshoula La.
Jan. 4, 1850. 6-26-2t..
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PROB1TE SALE.

In pursuance Of IN order Of the Honorable
: District Court of the Parish Of Catahou-
IA. to the Sheriff Of the ParisI, aforesaid di.
rscsed, I, the sa;d Sheriff, shall proceed to
sell, to the highest bidder At public auction,
at the door of the Courthouse in the town Of
Hxrrisonburg. on Saturday. tie 14tA day of
Jonx1ry; 1850. THREE SLAVES, the prop.
erty Of til succession Of Archibald White,
to-wiL: Miles, a negro man aged
about twenty -,hree years; Hiram, boy
about tl,iyseen years old, aud Lucy, negro
woman sged about thirty five years.
Twsss ef Sale.
The shove Slaves will be sold under beng
Ct Of appssisemsnt. o. credit Of twelve
months from the day 81 sale. Purchasers.
to execute notes II solido with one OF more
sureties to the approved, according 70 law,
iatsrs<t u the rate Of eight per
cent. sr annum from maturity il mot pdnctu
ally paid; to be drswn eaysbls to The order
Of the admipi.tratrix u the EssAts. and the
lbsther secssed BY special mort
gage on the slaves D.. M.sPRICHARD, i
De-. =, 'so.-prs fss -. SKev;f.
o.
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District Court,
Clerks Office.
STArE % LOUISIANA, /.
PARIsH or CAfAHouLA.

Saccession u Ezvyiak Ne dsvsak 81
WHEREAS, Thomas D. Nix, administra.
" tor Of esid Succession. has fled in this
Office 6nxt account Of his administration
thereof which he prays may b. approved and
homologated.s
Therefore, Notice il hereby given that
nnless' opposition to said account il fled IN
Thirty. dny6 nom the date hereof the same
~;lLbs approved and homologsted according
to law. &C. DUKE, Clerk.
Qec. ~, 1859.
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The LAtauAeE OF A PArRror AND
Standardization John ]. Cri,tenden re-
Gently made speech in New York, in which
he said that be was glad to hear the senti-
'nents ofthc Old. Wing party on the question
Of the union Of our States. lie had just
seen the great Western Territories Of this
noble country, and everywhere, where the
same language is spoken, the same ideas
pre&il and men think the same thing. Mr..
Crittenden said this vas not ti,ns to talk
Of disunion. Such thing could not be.
There was no man In Kentucky bold enough
to dream Of dissolution Of the Union. Nor
should any man in any part OF the Common.
wealth think Of ii. But it meG would be 90
base and recreant as to desire so fatal an oc-
currence, Providence would .eet neimit thei,
will to succeed. God b. gfvcn" this ma
tion-this great country, fcf nobler and more
elevated purposes, and tits not Hiswill that
they should be divided. but an united PEG.
pie. No nation in the history Of tho world
was ever endowed with so grand and mag.
n;6Aenl~ AZ saSasS--~-s>~ssA -Al>A~ :-@A~-@s~v
q population Of fifty millions within its boun-
daries before the children Of the present day
shall grow up to be men. Those who talked
Of disunion seemed not to think of.lhe conse-
quencee. What would E7eome Of this great
city of New York ia such fatal emerge dey!
What would be her mari & bmfnerce,
her shippingi These would all disappear
with dissolution Of the Union. and New
York. now 20 full Of life, of hustle, and of
actisity, would become silent
city-a city Of the dead. A dissolutioD Of the
Union would be dissolution Of the liberties
oflhe Republic, and the horrors Of civil war
would ibundste the land with blood.
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NEW ORLEANS, TRENTON and MONROE
WEEKLY PASSENGER PACKETS: -
- 1 :
PEERLESS & R.W. WRAE,

CLEANER PEERLESS, MN NooRE Master,
y leaves NEW ORLEANS EVER YTJrESDAY Y,
at 5 o'clock, P. N.
Steamer r. W. McRAE, JOHN w. TosIN Master,
leaves NEW ORLEANS EVERY SATURDAY,
at S o'clock, P. n.
- STEAMER PEERLESS,
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paorEssoa RAszr.-,:Ith gentleman,
wosldS 1nowaed for his wonderful powes Of
teaching and 1ubduing the horse, is to Be in
our town on Friday and Saturday. next
Mr.. Rarey stands unrivalled in bic calling,
and those o. bur citizens wishing TO acquire
the alesirable art, would do. well TO avail
themselves Of the opportunity. now offered.
His card, etc, will BE- found in the proper
column,
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~ Cspt. 1. w. Chapel, the courteous
.clerk Of the steamer Paul Jones, has placed
. ~ under renewed obligations for favor..
The Paul Jones passed p on Monday last,
3pd. We were pleased to notice, had fine
freight, and passenger list. She is command
edsby that veteran Of the Ouachits, Capt.
Frank Keelisg.
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STEAM ERpE E'RLESs,

- Passing down Bldck River Saturday
night arriving at Neso Orlean: Monday
Morning.
e. Passengers and shippers can rely
that ahe above Boats will permanently re-.
nsin in the trade during the entire businsss
season, and each boat puoctnal to tn time
as specified in Their respective schedules.
N. b. /. Particular attention paid to all
Way and Plantation business, entrusted to
them, on the route. .
December I. '59.-6-25-ls
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STEAMER r. w. craze,
LEAVES, COMING DOWN,

~ 1-usssng doun BLACK River w dnes
day night, arriving at New Orleans Friday
Mornin0.
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PROBATE SALE.

Succession Of Jesse T. Gilbert decd.
n obedience to an order of the District
Court 10 and for the Parish Of Cstahouls.
and to the Sheriff Of said Parish directed,
will on
Saturday tie 31ss instant,
at the late residence Of deed on Tepsas.
cffer at public sale. One Buggy, a.buggy
horse, anI some other articles Of personal
property.
Terms of Sale Cash-at its appraised value,
and such thereof as will not bring its APP
praised value in cash. to 10 .e-cGr-.S ON
the same Gay 10 the highest bidder on
Credit Of twelve months. Purchasers to ex-
ecu.e notes IN solado 9TH approved security
payable 70 the order Of the Tutrix Of The
minor heirs Of said decd with Interest at Ne
rate Of eigh. per cent pei snnum from ma
,urity until paid. j
u. NJ. PRfCHARD, Sheriff. \
Dec. r., 1850. Prs. lee 46.
This sale is postponed until To sdsy the
10th day Of January 1850 Jan. A, 1860.
n On n HWN WI IL =
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PASSES, ASCENDING,

ET Arrives at Oacaitta City Frtda,
Morning.
STE q. w. N CIR AE,
D1SCFS IGrEvDyNu
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Rev. VIII. LAsEr, will, from this time,
preach ii the places herein designated. IS
fellows:
Whites Ridge Church, Black River, lst
Sabbath in every Month. Jones Plantation,
afternoon ofsame day. Ratcliffs, Concordia
Parish, I'd Sabbath. G. Hooper's, Sd Sab
bath-forenoon, asd At Spencers il the af-
tsrnoon. Monterey, 4thSAbbath and sstur-
day previous.
Dss. III. 1859.
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MuRDEhous AyraA1s-A difficulty 90
cuyrsa on Sicily lslsnd in this Parish on the
Seth Of Dec. lasl, bstsees J. G. Johnson and
SamJ Orr, in which D. latter was killed
M. johnson, We learn sgave himself up 70
the.proper authorities, and underwent an
azamioaaion. the particulars Of which We
hare not leaned.