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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-13
LIND FOR SIZE.

u viii sell NINE II UND ED
IL AGRES of valuable Land lying III
the Parish Of Bossier, on the road fE4en
Minden to Believe only six miles from
navigation. There is in the tract 160
or 40 acres open under fence and in a
good state of cultivation which is fresh.
There is also on the premises new 9. n
house, gin and mill stands, onforta-
BILE dwelling. negro cabins, stables,
cribs, &C., fine orchard and two
splendid wells of water. I also wish
to sell with the place about eight hum
dred bushels of corn, and ten thousand
pounds of fodder, and likely stock of
hogs, cattle and sheep.
| also wish to sell my Bellevue prop
erty on very reasonable terms, consist
ing of good store house, a dwelling
and other buildings, about fifty-four
acres of land adjoining the town, on
which is an orchard, a good well of
water, garden, dc, six or seven acres
Of omen land.
For particulars, call ON ne at my
residence, or on Austin Miller at Belle
vue. Any person wishing to purchase
will, perhaps do well to call ON me and
examine my property for themselves
J.. Il. STEELE.
Dec. 20th 1889. Goat
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STATE OF THE = ARKET--Hpnor-
Gear and scarce. s'he old stocEsnear-
exhausted, and tse new eropEsather
npromising. ! IS
Eirtue-Eew imlsortations, ara that
+ native growth dsgenerating.N
Ionesty-None IN the marke&
Patriotism, first,slaiity--Nod smand.
Do. second estality-Prils,ip ally
bought up on sped Iation at peg.
Psndeuce-All Seld by oldHstock-
holders.
Modesty-N oneasut1amaged sarcels
in the market.
Pride-Market glutted. I
Politeness-yeFy cheap, Sat the
owners appear Indifferent absut the
disposal of it. I
Tattling-None offered at Wholesale
rho article altogether engrossed By
hawkcrs and pedd5ers.
Religion-When braught irso. mar,
keith is generally ndulteratedE Sales
nominal.
Loye--None offeged, except for rea
estate.
lfalent-A scarce article. No credit
Subscriptions o season
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Sftate of Louisiana, parish Of Bossier,
- Succession of John Gregg. deed.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
oil an order and commission from the
District court for said State and Parish.
there will he sod at public auction at
the last residence Of, John Gregg, deed.
the following lands known as The west
half OF nerih west quarter, south east
quarter OF north west quarter. the west
half oil north east quarter and north
half Of south west quarter Of section
thirty, township seventeen, range ten
west. 23l acres more or less. A lso the
south east quarter Of north west qnaf~
ter and north east quarter of south
east quarter and south half OF south
east quarter Of section thirty-lhree,
township seventeen. range ten west,
Lot No. two IF section four, township
sixteen. range ten, and lot No. two ana
tsorth west quarter oil south west
Quarter of section thiftyalour township
seventeen. range ten west. containing
sos 35-l00 acres more or less. Also,
one undivided third interest in the
west quarter OF north west quarter Of
section lhirty-tWo. township seventeen,
range ten west Also, the movahies
belonging to said succession, mules,
horses, cattle, hogs, furniture also.
corn and fodder.
Sale 10 be made within the legal
hours on the 18th Gay OF January, A.
D.. 1860, for Partition.
Terms-AIl sums of less than ten
dollars cash; all sums of ten dollars and
over on a credit of twelve months with
eight per cent. per annum interest from
date, notes to be given with approved
personal security and a mortgage re.
tanned on the land TO secure the pur~
chase price. The price of the land to
hear, eight per cent. per annum interest
from date. The other notes to bear
Interest at .he same rate from matari-
ty. Sale 10 be made by
w. FL. HILL,
Dee. Sth. 1850. Auctioneer.
n24 81 pf $40 GO
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IS Id Isl,

N Tew Orleans Type Foundry, Prin-
IN ters' Furnishing and Commission
Paper Warehouse, No. Go Grayier St,
opposite Bank Place, New Orleans.
Win keep constantly on hand a large
and varied assortment Of Tyne ana
Presses. Gard and Paper Cutters !;
News, Book ana eolored Inks Of all
kinds Printers Blanks, Card and
Gard Boards !; EnamelIed ard China
Cards and Card Boards !; News, Book.
Note, Letter, Cap, Glazed and other
Papers as also every article used in
. printing establishment. All Of which
viii be s8ld at manufacturers prices.
q THOS. FL. SHIELDS.
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sTecEssI0N NOTICE.

Sttate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
- Clerk Office 18th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that Albert "
sparlin, former tutor for Thaddeus II
Spurlin has this day fled in the office
Of said clerk, his final account as tutor
aforesaid. Now, therefore, this is to
adinonish all persons. concerned, that
If Opposition is not made 2 thereto
within the time prescribed By lsws the
said account viii b. homologated and
made The Judgment Of the court, and
said tutor discharged.
Given unler my hand and seal Of
otfice, at Bellevue, this the 18th day OF
december a. D. 1859.
A. 4. ABNE.Y,
mo- st So Clerk.
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N. B.-There are especial apartments
and Professors for Bookkeeping, PEN
manship, Matheme tics, German,
French, Spanish, English, Latin,
Greek, etc, so as to save to save the
TIME of business men.
Persons from IL to 60 years attend
to any branch they may wish, and an
til as perfect as they wish to be. There
are probably, not less than two
thousand of its former students IN banks
and business houses IN this city.
Merchants apply here for clerks and
book-keepers.
Country merchants, steamboat clerks,
etc, can learn in few days to keep
their books correctly. OF. write free
handsome hand. #8
Catalogues with terms, opinions of
the press and leading men Of the na-
ton, etc, sent to all who desire them.
This is the only chartered 0bran1ans
cial College il tho Southwest and the
oldest in the United States, and-ha
stood for more than quarter Of o cen
fury on its own merits alone.
Board can be had with the Profess
sors, or other good families speaking
English, French, Spanish or German,
from S. to 6 per week.
n. B. To prevent mistakes, or inn
positions, students intended f& this
College should bring this advertise
ment or special directions, as there are
every winter temporary rooms open for
few months all, of course, making
wonderful pretentions and promises,
and posting flaming placards to en-
tighten the people of New Orleans and
the South. When three or more form
Clubs, and enter at the same time, ten
per cent will be deducted from tuition.
- Citizens and strangers are re-
specially invited to visit the College
and Judge for themselves. The city il
perfectly healthy.
STocK-If, as expected, the citizens
in favor Of Southern practical educa-
tion subscribe as literally to this HONE
INSTITUTION as they ever have to dis
tant ones, the Agricultural and ale
chanical Departments viii be at once
put in operation, and the whole placed
| on firm basis, to stand for ages as Q
| permanent Institution OF the South
| and under the direction Of the Stock,
holders themselves and the Trustee:
appointed by the Legislature.
Stockholders can take the amoun
ont in tuition. The Trustees Of course
can put any other party at the head
| II they deem best. The charter is per
petual.
Gentleman Of the South does iii,
plan meet your appreciation IF 80
will You give it your aid, and build d
a home institution with q thousand d
fifteen hundred students annually
RUFUS D0LBEAR,
naI-tf President
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THE sSdFE.

m earth to man theSe is bat one
IS heart can love--skis soul can swll,
aouph myriaas fitaefore his viesy,
here is but one to sshom he's tgnS--
nat one can sway Sim to dhd frs;
"a make him drainSshe euf of W
m give him joy, o. blast Wis kf3s;
I'D that ones nams 10 silaRly EIFE.
at in that name . Sorld D sphe'Sdh
world by all bflosssid, refered, I
Fho hare tina seFsi to know Es is 5ssortli'
al spnrn the gaueg Joys Of cash !.
,r that full heart il her dear br4ass-
rightly priced ssratiI rest
not with blissful Sweets more $lfe
IAN that pure heast-a loving Eife.
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RED RIEER
MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL

MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL.
NEAR BENTON, BossIER PARISH, la.
NNhe first regular session of this
! School will commence on the Bird
Monday 10th day Of JaHuray, 1850.
FEES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Primary Department. -S12 90
Secondary .. is GO
Aeademical ... 20 80
Board in private families from So 10
IS per mouth
RICH'D + HANCOCK,
vln26 Principal.
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T1ILORfNG NOTICE.

>aa The undersigned has come ..
70 the conclusion that he
IL viii not work for his former -
prices. Therefore, the making OF reod
soils coats WILDE Sc, and upwards.
for liner work plain Jeans S5--no less.
Fine Pants So; second best 50 so:
plain Pants for 81; Vest 50.
G Y TIN G.-Men's coats 81 /:
Pants so cents.
N. B.-The cash must be pald. or
iis equivalent. before the work goes
out OF my shop as am determined
TO live with my neighbors.
n24 VIM. Nj. KITCHENS.
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WEDN EsDAY

the 18th day of January, 1860, that
valuable and finely improved tract Of
land situated on Red River, in said
parish, and known as the +" Deputy
place. containing about three hundred
and twenty five acres. sold as the
property Of the succession of Dempsey
McMullen and Elizabeth d. Butler, de-
ceased, for the purpose of partition
among the heirs aud legatee
The sale TO take place ON the prem
Uses, where Cicero G. Bates now resides.
TERus-One eighth to be paid in
cash, and the entire remainder on such
terms Of credit as a family meeting may
direct, which viii be publicly declared
at the time and place Of sale.
G. G. BATES,
n25 5tspf%9 Administrator
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WAR ON THE ABoLITIoNlsTs.

Nhe " Southern Monitor perma-
Il neniiy located in the North, keeps
up It's fire on the AboIitionists. The
Monitor Is an eight page paper, and
gives the latest and most interesting
details Of the Foreign News.
i s, besides a family journal. cor
tanning stories. essays, poetry &C. &c
TERMS OF sURscaIPTIoa--Ia ADVANCE.
For Monitor alone, 81 90
:" s and two illustrated
books Wild Western Scenes,
and the y War PATH 2 90.
Postage on the books will be paid by
tie publisher Of the s. NJ. Address,
Mo ]. b. JONES.
Ed. Southern Monitor, philad., Pa.
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LAMA r. SPoR
TEXAS sTRERr-yEAR THE LEvEr,
SHREVEPORT, La.


WTou respectfully cali the alten-
w tien Of the citizens Of Bogsier.
and The world generally that they have
on hand, and are continually receivinr
the largest, best and cheapest stock oil
Dry Goods ever bsought 10 the wharf
of Shreveport. They would call the
especial attention oFthose who wish Ia
purchase goods. 10 shetf com bgete new
and splendid stock, which they are cons
fdent cannot be equaiIed IN the mar
kel. Their stock consists Of everything
N their line. consisting in part or DRY
Goods, Clothing, Bools and Shoes, be-
sides a large supply Of every article
belonging to HE wardrobe; Ladies
fancy goods, &c. They also have II
large supply Of Groceries, Provisions.
Hardware, Cutlery. Crockeryware.
sQueensware, &c. de. ylBl5
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GE PIKE,

~ enerai agent Baton Rouge, La
u ImInnsdiase attention given TO
collection If salaries. claims against
the State bills Of exchange. drafts
ana accounts also lhe entry Of Isa1ldl
Information withSut tharga
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ID cARp.

80 ToAny numerous friends
"a and customers Of Bossier "a
49, Parish I beg to announce eE -4 81
that have taken anageney for Mr n
Q. MEsRITz, and re-opened at NV late
stand, corner of Texas and MarEet
streets, in Watson's Building. wbers
they viii find the largestand finest a.
sortment Of goods ever offered IN this
market before, consisting Of
TCHES,
of the best English nianufact,fres, fully
guaranteed, and at PRICES TO CoafPARr
With ANY HOUSE IN NEW ORLEANS. /
also keep large assortment of
SILVER WARE,
! JEWELRY, DIAMONDS.
FINE CUTLERY, CLOCKS
BRAZIL PEBBLES. Aye.
As for the vork department, nv per-
sonal attention WILDE given, and moth
lng will be spared TO give satisfaction,
p. f. T.. FRANK.
cor. Market and Texas streets.
Fi-h<o Shreveport, La.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-13

OF Most females will forgive a lib
eFty rather than sight. .Ifany wo-
man we're 10 hare aman injected for
stealing Der picttre aIiIlough i may be
set IN gold, it 'Eould ba new case in
law Il be carried OF the setting and
lei. the portrait, thers would u no mer-
cy for him.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-13

~ An honest ED LADY I'M the eoun-
try when fold Of her husbands death
exclaimed:
-wslIgt dsela-sIosr trou,ls. never
come alone it aits't q wees since !
lost my best hen, and now Mr.. Hoop
er has gore too. rcrr man II
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-13

- I say sasnb5 can yoa answer
dis conanderfum. suprosin'II glib you
bottle whisky, cgrked, shslt wild a
cork i how would You get d whisky
odt widout pullin' d. cork, or breakin'
de bottle r. ~Igibl dat up @Why
push de cork in. aS, yah I!
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C0T7AGE GROYE
MALE AND FEMALE SEMINARY,
nNsSTER p4RISH Ia

FEyhe next regular session kTFTFhgT
! Of this institution will -szzEaa1
begin on the first Monday. s4lAsaElAzzy
in October. 1859, under the supervision
oil THos. 3. HANCOCK, assistedby sn
other teachers as the interest of the
school may demand.
Students ente. ing within two weeks
after the commencement Of tie session
will be charged for the regular term.
and no deductions for absence, except
in case of proiracted illness.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS.
Primary Department .---S15 30
Intermediate ...- % 90
Advanced I" --- 20 90
Music on piano, with use oil in
Guitar, with use oil Instrument % 90
Ornamental work --. ) 20
Contingent fee-- O0
- No extra charge made for Lam
guages. -
Tuition will be required at the end
of the session. or note with interest.
Boarding procured at eight dollars
per month. vl-nl5-5ms
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RED LAND
MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE

MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE
BossIER PARISH, La.
EHhe Second Term Of this
Z institution commenced. I2LEEk
no Monday October Sd. and e.En
will continue without internission-ex
cept "A week al Chrisimas-fort the term
OF forty weeks. The course ofinstruc-
ton is complete and the corps of teach
ers efficient.
The large and comfortable new buii9-
ings bening finished. we can now. offer
as many facilities Tor instructions as may
be found in tho South west. The
institution is located in a high ami
healthy region of county, waiered by
the best of springs, which makes the
situation a desirable one. A church is
situated near by, so that students may
attend divine service regularly. A good
physician is also located at this point,
who will superintend the students in
cases of sickness.
CHARGES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS,
PAYABLE AT CLOSE OF EACH SESSION.
Primary Department SIS 90
Secondary ..... 20 90
AcademicaI 25 90
Musical. ... 80 90
Ornamental. ...... 10 90
Greek or Modern Languages 10 90
Boardin private families from I to
s dollars per month.
BY order Of Board ol Trustees.
v. WALKER, President.
r. A. CAvErr, Secretary.
PlainviIle, Bossier Parish, La. MO
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CT Among other appropriations
appearing upon lettesreceivedznot long
since at tho Chieopfe Post CssE1ice, the
following are given @c,hOicespee Post
Office N. Z. State Of Mass Conn.,,
North America; aid another thus !;
10 husband, Mf, Pasl with a
little three cent thirg.a
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Sc aeres Of Red RIrer lama.

325 Acres Of Red River Land.
y virtue Of an order and commission
ke of the Honorable District Court
of Booster Parish, State of Louisiana,
and to me directed, / viii offer for sale
at public auction, on
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e~ In se.-tt5ere raged in {

e In ss,-ttere ragged in our
aeighbofhood," wrisss new e5ntribu-
or, "a terrible epsdelnic-m.lignant
typhoid fever. Th4 deepest anxiety
vas felt by every one; every qlse ter
minated fatally. TIE four physicians
Of our village were continually stogeth-
er, held midnight esueusses tG devise
some means by which to sop the
march Of the drealfal invader. ! Every
means had failed as yet. Ons morn
iag the four learned. doctors, N their
round, stopped to see an ole negro
lAan on whom Dr. CLurch's Sian of
treatment was being tried. - their
surprise he had passed the crisis, and
was pronounced ont of dangyr. Joy
and triumph wee pictured il every
lineiHeat Of DR.. C.'s face. He began
learuedIy, to 'holl forth on the excel
lencies of his plan, ana to urge Is adop
ton inEeyery like case, describing very
fainutely the various little plls and
powders he had used Old Hsnry all
the whale an attentiss listener raised
himself on his elbow, 9nd in faSat, weak
tones, said:
.'Massa Doctor, dere's all dom vial
truck oh yourn up d4ria de csack."
--*-sa~ss--ss--
~ A Western preacher, asler stat
lbg that Tea, coffee, sasgar spice pickles
preserves, milk, neal snuff, ana tobac-
co were adulterated, stretched himself
up 10 bis full heightI ard with great
emphasis exclaimed tWho a.en viii
dare p deny the facs tnat tssiis is a
wicked adulierous generation
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e. III. FORT.
otery Public, Bellevue, Bossier
~ Parish, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-19
scene in 4 KANSAS Court Roo,s,-

3
JusrIcE's Couar IN Kansas. - Some two years
ago quite an amusing and novel scene TRANSFERRED
in the presence of His Honor, Probate Judge of
Kansas, while he was holding court
we shall not give the real names Of the PARTIES,
ana VIC hope no one will take ofense.
The court room was little log hut, ten by
twelve, with dirt chimney and floor Chairs were
very scarce and His Honor had several chunks o.
wood rolled In, for seats. Upon one Of the said
chunks His Honor sat, with all OF his Judicial dig
nity Before him was arraigned some poor fellow.
for borrowing his neighbors chickens without per-
mission, confronted by his accuser. Upon the op,,
posite side of the fireplace, sat the Sheriff and
one of his friends, engaged in . pleasant game
| Of cold sledge.'' We will call them Brown ana
| Smith.
| The Judge after adjusting his quill, pushed back
his hair that his legal bumps might be thoroughly
exhibited and looking the prisoner iall N me taee
| pronounced an interrogatory like this: -
| Jndge.-Sir, what have you TO say for yourself!
Brown.-Smith, beg
| Smith.-rll see you id, hrst.
| Judge.-Sheriff, keep silence in the court. Well,
| sir what have you to say about these ehickenst
| Brown (aside).-Run the kurds, Smith.
4 Prisoner intended to pay Mr. Virgins tor
| them chickens.
Brown.-smith, don't You come that new kick
over me follow suit; none of your reniglng.
Judge-The court finds il impossible to proceed,
4 unless Won have order in the courthouse.
Smih.-In moment, Judge. Count your game,
Brown.
prisoner.-I sold them.
Judge.-How much did you make OH
: Smith High-low jaek-gift and game.
5 Brown.-Who give you one?
q smith, beg your pardon. Twas you that
! jadge.-sienee in the court.
I Everything was quiet again for few moments
4 The Eurds were shufied and dealt. ana, IN tne
/ meantime his Honor proceeded with the examine.
In the hight of some other question being pro,
> pounded by the Judge, Smith begged, ana Brown
l ha1laoiup ont
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-19

an amazes me ministers don't write better ser
,,,onsI AM sick of the dull prosy affairs said
iaSv IN the presence of country parson bus u
l; ny easy matter, my good woman, to write good
s = lE suggested the reverend gentleman.
q Yes replied the lady, /" but you ara 50 long
about it; / could write one in half the time, = !
only had the textn st0h, II the text is all you
want said the parson, ]. will furnish that. Take
this one from Solomon: 1t is better to live IN the
corner of the housetop than with q braHling
woman . Do you mean me, sir e inquired ne
lady quickly. 80, my good woman,n was the
crave reaponse, q Won viii never make sermon
Ter; Won are too soon in your application
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-19

LITTLE srRANsg.--Mr. Harris :. was never SO
sober in the whole course Of his life, but Hhsn
his friend Jones asked him to take chair, ne sara
he would ~ wait till one came round"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-19
SHERIFF,s SALES.

II
DT e VI wTI S5ESa1s IS, His isa
~ q ssis Re, rendered Nsssh M @ directed p
n ssss Z !. ssg !, g sas {
ss O z sessan Il IN H. e l@G
contents. s s. rs.saur. u,,e No g
4 a aS' passs. c. ao
4, s r. ~ Sss X %s III ss 1 VI
and every month IL sdsaaee yh p.iexe rsneng or
one ecu aid 70 IL essa as
as on s pe And s he lie s. q +.
rent gieu due balance p5ce q sdsusssi5n IN
Sheriff Of tie Sc f Il i as q 5 sss
ou.ralras cogs ne plsssror ,r. THoRogGHgoop Il De
de 'a s'av'eosan' No II u is sas ohkAacikks-
I'm yERTU d'an ortsTs q yen s rsn:lg Y
e can e. h 6 & dsn.
II sas sPs sss
nff ID as az No Is
de Mssass ae e 3 siagss entire le rues Nascsz e
Ans rsss m bail DIES dis cx expant lie 81 de
novernbe proclaim . raison de sI2Drsn. payable
sueleent lie premier de chaqnc ms ct en- avnuee asec pr
S sSs ss e rsl''ss'sr pe as AIMEE sa sNpA''A ON
rant compliant moment psadcaaion pom i bsi
prs dadiadisason compliant moment de Padiud
cation.
ms IL "A Is 10 Sheriff de Is Parosse d rl9ans.
cry q EEW qsIEAsSy
{, 4: s.:5; IF e sa4 ns s sa
Pnblie as,o he city Hetsl e9@%sn s5ss, Re-
April. $50 Il z O'Clock III ne following described
Third District Square Thirteen Anthony. Goodchldrep
Love and Bagaele streets "a feet front on Baee street. by
a Tssa E Il iss ss the ss' SPOT.
| IN ~ = - = ts' ~ '..s3. r. r. PARKER,
\ sberiHof the Parish Of Orleans,
quArn1rar couR DE DrsrHIcr LA VILE DE la NoU-
& sssssIf Orleans , siSIfsSss y s s
Ia Nonyele Orleans dams rafae cdessns procsderai le
M B sss IT, e aas midi u CAMP q des 4
pnbque ct adjudication de la popretf CT apres de-
slss,ss ss as sss IA aas bagss
pS sais lie dams Rsnsirf afiairs ci-dessus,
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment DE radjudieahon.
mig q 30 as IA shsrif de In Paroisse d Orleans
R;1tss CITY s 9s SEw eR4EAss
Of Ii &c ss,s ,1 d saas
New , oEean in s IL, ses sy snsa y
Camp and Magazine streets, Friday the sh day q
1iSs SEsgAIS LOT Or aRogsD situated il III. Fourth
District e III. I city No. ~ p y Dsps
On On Seventh street, BY I'D feet in depth n
fi1ss !. "a no on L The hei spot
E. T. PARKER,
g | Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
srxIrMs ouR pE DISTRICT LA WILLIE DE LA N0UVELLF
ORLEANS VS.. sUMBER
de In No,iyelle. Orleans. y No 1850
INN VERTU DUN writ de sRis1e ct yente
r. moi adrese Honorable sixieme Cour de District
In Orleans raaire sessus, je pocedera
!, VENDREDI Mars 1860 midi Hotel de la Cite. ri
de Ia Commune, les du Camp ct des Magasns
q yente publique ct adjudication de-
+ UN TERRAIN aue dams lie Quatrieme District De SET;
WILLIE Filet No 49, borne les st Denis
sxiee Sepieme 80 pied de face Ia rue Sep
/, ieme, sur ll9 pieds de protondeur.
saisi dams raiare eidessus.
n e. T.. PARKER,
II fez7 ms IA % 30 Sheriff de la Paroisse d Grleans