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Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

dimensions Length on deck $50 feet
with 80 feet beam and 8 feet depth Of
hole. Although very heavily timbered.
and having an extreme sharp model,
she is so admirably constructed that
her drauGht Of water light is only five
feet.
She is low pressure, and has six huge
boilers to generate steam, each Of which
is 80 feet in length, and y inches in
diameter, with two return aucs in each,
II inches in diameter.
The cabin Of the j. \. Gotten is one
Of the most complete that has ever vet
graccd the Southern waters, combining
every comfort that could be REQUIRED
and furnished in elaborate and magni-
iicent style. She has, in addition to
the full length main cabin, all extremely
neat lower cabin fer ladies' or families
similar to the splendid first cabins on
the Eastern steamers. This, together
with the upper cabin, furnishes state.
rooms for over one hundred passengers.
The mirrors in the cabins and saloons
are the largest, richest and most costly
OF any yet placed on any Of our river
palaces. The outfit is. perhaps, the
finest Of any of orr splendid Western
boats. The floors of the upper and
lower ladies' cabins are covered with a
superb Wilton velvet carpet, and the
main cabin with a rich royal Brussels.
There are forty large and elegantly fur.
nishcd statc-roOms, where the CARPETS
are in one piece, and of the richest vel.
vet. The silk and lace drapery, bed.
ding and toilet appointments are of the
finest material.
In a word, nothing is wanting to com.
plete t e magniicence of this floating
work of art. Her destiny is hidden in
the womb Of the future, but let US hope
that the elements will spare so much
m~agnifccnce and so eligible a public
servant for many years of usefulness
and, we may be permitted To add, Of
pccuniary profit to her energetic and
popular prOprietors.
The above boat is commanded by that cour.
teous gentleman and prince Of Steamboat Cap.
tains, V. B. BERANco, while at the desk is that
most agreeable and attentive clerk, Mr.. +. B.
MrMFORD, the right men in the right place.
on such a boat. Long may they and theirs
We were all very much disappointed,
however, in looking for the CottoH'sarrival on
Wednesday night-msny expecting her befse
Whether her owners are disappointed
in Der speed or not, the boat did not arrive
here from New Orleans till 3 o'clock Thursday
morning. We hope, however, this is owing
to some error or other, and that in a few days
or trips she will prove to be the fleet steamer
She was Anticipated to be.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

For .AUDIroR-We fully endorse the
following from the Baton Rouge Asr''
cate Of the Goth instant {:
1--WE announce to-day the name Oh u;
Peralta, Esq, the present c~lear-heaeea
and invaluable Chief Clerk in that ONCE
as a candidate for Auditor at the Nc,
vember election. Al 'who have haa
business to transact in that departmen.
will recognize in Mr.. 7. n OF the mos'
accomplished and thorough business
men ever they were brought into S.r
tact with. His long service in the ollSe
gives him a knowledge of its recorS
and general details possessed oy
other person. ,oo,
In politics Mr.. Peralta has ever per-
a true and faithful Old Line Democ's,
and if a Convention of this party
held his name will go before 1t for
fication. In the absence OF sucn i.
Convention, Mr.. p. will submit
claims to his ferow-citizens regaro'"
of party.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

discover the evidence of such reaction, if it
really had taken place, but from the lights
before US we must confess that we have no
reason 10 believe that the North is less deter>
mined than before TO wage is merciless war
fare upon the Institutions Of the Southern
States. At the late election in New IIamp-
shire, the Black Republicans succeeded by
their usua' maioiit y. The telegraph has Just
informed us, that in Connecticut-conserva~
tive Connecticut, whose Democratic candidate
for Governor, came very near an election less
than two years ago-the Black Republican
State ticket is elected by an increased majority
over the Presidential election, when Lincoln's
majority was very large. Throughout the
great State Of New York, at the late animated
elections for town supervisors, the Black Re-
publicans have elected two to one, being a
larner number than was ever chosen before.
The democratic majority Of 1000 in Cincinnati
Is, we believe, considerably less than that city
usually gives for the Democratic ticket. And
so everywhere the Back Republicans, not.
wilhstanding the threats OF the South and
dissolution Of the Union, seem to be gaining
strength instead Ct losing it. If such is the
case, under the present circumstances, who
can tell what would have been the result if
the South had shown a disposition quietly to
submit TO the reign OF a Black Republican
PrcsideDt7 Our opinion is that the north is
hopelessly sunk in tue depth Of fanaticism
and abolitionism, and that We need expect no
favors from that quarter.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

Reelection OF DuTY.-Bythe following
act, the Southern Congress have made
a reduction in certain articles specified
therein:
SEC. l. The Congress Of The Confederate
States Of Amerien do enact, That al adval-
orem duty of fifteen per cent, shall be
imposed on the following named artl-
cles imported from abroad into the Con.
federate States of America, in lieu of
the duties now imposed by law, to wit:
Coal, cheese, iron in blooms, pigs, bars,
bolts, slabs, and on all iron in a less
manufactured state ; also On railroad
rails, spikes, fishing plates and chairs
used in the construction Of railroads;
paper of all sorts and all manufactures
of, wood manufactured, of all sorts.
This act was approved on the l5thd
March, 1861.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce Col. Il. W. AL
LEN, Of West Baton Rouge, as a candidate for Cou-
gress of the Confederate States for the FOnrth Congrrs-
sional District, composed Of the Parishes Of West Fell
eisns, Point Coupee, 81. Landry, Lafayette, VermiIliOu
West Baton Rouge, IberviIle, 81. Mary and -. Martin.
Election first Monday in November.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06
The Election in New Orleans.

The ioIlow ing are the Candidates elected 10 the
Judseshirs Of the various Judicial Districts in New
Orlraus-
First District Court--T. ". CoIlens, 1928; T.G.
IIurr, 1861.
Second District. BE dmudcr, 1928; p. II. Nor
gan, mex, highest, l62J.
Third Disrricr-Louis Duvignaud, 2jl3; NJ. A.
Foure,- next highest, 2jOj.
Fourth District. ". Price, ji20; the other
five Candidates received but 20 votes in all.
Fifth nislnct-D. Ogden, 56jI; J. Livingston,
next highest. l7J7.
Sixth Di~rrict-R. X. Howell, @9II ID. Angus
lin, next highest, 1873.
1t has since been determined that Fouic is the
successful candidate.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06
FOR AUDITOR.

We are authorized to announce II. P~ERALTA,
Of East Baton Rouge, as Il Candidate for Auditor ofPublc
Aeeounts-subject to a nomination by q Democratic State
Convention, IL one is called.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ONE DOLLAR &l 0O per square of ten lines. or less, Of
thls space, - -------, Tor the nrst IN
sertiou. and Fifty Gents for each subsequent ln,rr-
iIon. thheral discount, h.weyrr. at these rates will
be made on advertisements inserted i1T a longer time
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

sY-We assure our subscribers that they
shall have an Extra before so much reading
matter shall be again crowded out. As it is,
we have had to leave out this week more than
two columns Of advertisements.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06
P~LAQUEMINE:
-.--A-.-
Saturday, APRIL 8. 1861.

s3s"Bv reference TO their advertisements,
IL " IN be seen that Mr.. Vigucric, and also Nr. Frank HPp-
Ter, have removed their embellishments.
l5-The patriotic and the lovers of the bean.
tifuI. are referred To the advertisement Of Mr. DaPTcnont,
IN the adjoining column. Everybody, sud business m'n
IN particular. should have those Flag" stamps. Call and
see a specimen. They are very handsome.
c3y"Spe the advertisement Of the Success.
sion sale Of Simpson Whaly.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06
List OF Lettera

pEMAlNING in the Post Office at PIaoue.
III mine, Parish OF Iberville, Louisiana. for
the Quarter ending March 3lsi, 1861.
Persons calling for any of the following LET.
ters, will please say 0dcertised.
LADIES' LIST.
Allen Mrs Catherine Hooper Mrs Sarah
Hubbard Mrs AP McDanell Madam
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Allen Lie Kingery Abner
Arrihi Michel Krams John
Browne Rev R Fl 2 Lang VIM
Baker Mr. Mowery Can't VIM
Beebe & Co Messrs Miller James
Bruner JF Miller James NJ
Ball J N Maunor Geo
Bsyard Mangum, DR. A p
Berry SamuelF Moore BID
Ce'ber Mr. Nady Havier
Demoui Nemorin Oscar
DavisS G Oliver James A
Davidson Jos Pate Thos w
Edrlngton ID N Pasely G w
Reeldy Henry 2 Penrosc G W
Flood Geo Rhodes David
Fraiss p Ripley Peter
Giles Charles Reed Henry G
Guenon Auguste Schade Mic
Gior Richard Silverton w N
Gibson Henry Sumpter Samuel
Ganynor John Smith John T
Gooding Henry Snyder JOS r
Gore WD Soils V NJ
Hayes Alvin Smith Charles
lucy BIN Torling Geo
huey Thirty Bros
Harrison John ' Wilson John
Huboell Wilson W 0
Hickmott James Weldon Scott
Hammersley James Walls c
P. E. JENNINGS,
lap6 Postmaster.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06
FOR ASSESSOR.

Mr. Editor; Please announce the name Of r. HO.
DOLPH vERBOIS. ESQ, as a Democratic CIndi.
ate for Assessor for the parish of Iber,ilIe, .uhjec, to the
State Rights Democratic Convention.
We are authorized to announce ER CAL
LERI, the presebt incumbent, as a Candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Assessor, subject to the decision Of
the s,nte Rights Democratic Convention.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

re- An English physician recon
mends an abundant use OF horse-ra'''
as a cure for early ~dyspepsy.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

n A fine Residence, situated in about
the centre of this town. For further
- particulars apply at this Office. feb23
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PREPARED BY
DIR. j. {. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottfe-<sv Uottses
for 60.
AyeBsss Cherry pecfopol

Has won Tor itself such for che cure of ev-
erv variety Of Throat snd Lung C0upsini. thsi n l.
entirely unnecessary for recount the evidence
Of is virtues. wherever IL has been employed -
Il has long been IN constant throughout this
ton need no, 90 more than assure the people st.
quality 4 kept up the hekt Il has been. and
that may BE- relied do or their relief all Il has
ever been found u dn.
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Il A, ersl.s,... ~. sfsy c-rts peE s1frre saeA
s..-..a a. $50 ~ .f...
49, .fAr-z~y sxrss<sinsnts ust = y IN tns.e "is
cish - srw~rtss - ths y~s-, win tse fs1.ii-x -
rh.nrisx a. pleasure. f~sfiy aisffti--ft s'n---'s
.sp 81 seuar.d ssrietiy % fhssF fsEsiar "1sns'-~
and acif t<sF, sst,rr " -, -,
Advrrtise1. .t5x<s-sss~ q s~fAi -escy oeiu"'n an
"a srs4.f fss Frtfff. -
kdverss<<assrs ks,t esss'sniiy - 'ns "a''ss'
p-ics 80 halt
prsIne-s ss<sses c1bIshea o. m ies . s.'lsia- a
,e1 I.rss % NJ. ~ bs hsrssd fsreS = ins%-f'sn
Al. i over 40 o. -, ts.n s.nis pr hns
adse-sl..rrs~sas snt n fer No s~c4Eta tiinss -
se to- -s~6 a. - suon.ks en.sss osdeS~trot
ANY .1t~-stioa sfk fssfng adsertss - % VII
800. ssarcns~al sftlss ,sHse ufless otief~'-e
a4rsef ssc-~s ~ rsaeTscts q 80
anu<4-<s..s c<s f-r-- 80 sffrs sf sssry ns GRIP
Al IA vii :. charged 90 80 each name IA nc D.-ss
I'D - 90 IN t- ssassy asa ~s-kis. s@ifu = ~ st"-
~ $50 = sfa-
SS.s.s. ~ i IN s. IA X idssrdns ~ nodes q
All Order. sa<sst.ss. As,ss'aies.s q. Lilo,
e.ch l,.,s.-ssfS.. trsf rfxhi rnes = tbs rate,
A. 90 teafhs NH ftf.frai rpirr rr-rh'ci
e1: without i.otlee. free. -.
xoser q it.i' IL isi.- 80 = ~ rs. ,,,rses.
Lexai bfyerfi.s7.rnf. iussfted a. tas 1870 8
A.'o. aes ortsrinK anf payment no. 20 - oeisy's
ser IN esai pspcseiass. bai se..eiss.s Z, nc
s.m-. r-tfshsr 1T scrovriaplr - 80 -
sss' s'ivsTt .ssnsnf' 15efd 'he ''r''H en''s ~
tnsi p49A-t ~Apis -.s tfF
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4 NEW ARTICLE.
Roback's Stomach RitterS |!

new and oFHELtu cfNmIfhIr tIH infti1l. Ter
iving % the Stonach. aHd Ter the prevention q;
bilious complaints, incident 90 tLr Western eputfry
Try it.
A. morning drink. 10 assist digestion and reiie,.
Dyspepsia, q has nc equrl- lff o.
n Hffvr u b "a rrfef O. ~ other hifsfs Try IL.
The formula oi these hiicfs. fow ,lsoil the sole
oldest AMI mos eminent Neilcl fracutieasrs - IL
A,si. and u Is directly predcaied upon the wants q
As~icrn peo..-.
These l-'srs derive tleir f-nuis fron tie power
il fsnc nature ofthe r0ois art horhs ~ winch they
arc composed. and they are. lt sllssirs unnai.
aral cravings - the stomach directly protective r
TEuPET:sNCB.
he present l-1rfieior believe. thai j. maAing III N
sldsiv kno-rn The public welfare b sui,>ervsh
II will lc fer fsie t9 ail - II. kahncss tu-
merous Agents. ard "a foIei. a.. DE rrffy sffr
.a the uiesniife orders aii o. nl.ti direct ffplf
Cincinnati aiiy qc lufity. and ~ tL icDs-I rat.s
q + PAT up in Quart uftlcs. srd renFr3 TFckei r.
one d.k cascs Half Lo4 santlo cases "li fousfsf.
le i,sckec sis4 ..ft % ~, adtre-s. y desired.
Retail Price, 81 per bottle, or six
Tor s..
Principal orrc. end ssic-rotrn. 30 9. Ra>f ForrtL
street 81 hlllding frcm Main Street. liucli-iafi.
Ohio. Iabofsio4y. ~. - Hammond sLerl
Fur sale In Niao County Is
Z. n. DONNIfIN. 1efrr hsris
J.k CUNNINGHAM,
NM /. SHrIl. New CosAsa.
FETFk hTSkli.K. Csutrvvilie-
And ~ lrnrri,ta ard Merchants rtnerail,
throughout the Un!tld State and Caus-ss.
.se.iis 4
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IL TIOy.
uri MnniD's Brclnr for the Iaatdsr.
HFf NFOII'S RrrI4J for the kicn.ys.
HEIMBOLus BJCHV sor ,he Gravel.
HFtNROLD'S IuChu 'or the lnopsy
iIFf NROiD uJCHU Tor Ser.oslraes>.
HFI.NBoin'S BVcHU fot Loss ~ Memory.
HYIMROID's BrCHU Tor Dmne,s 81 vision.
HEINROl.DS nCCHu tor Difficult Breathing
IEG NpOlIy'S nl-CHT fcr Weak Nerve.
HFIMrOrD'S nvCHr for General Debility
HFl.NROLDS BTCHU COT Univers al i.assitucs
HFTNPOiD'S RUcHu Coz HcrFor of Disease.
HEINBoLD'S brCHU fsr NlShi s~eA;s
Hri.NDoID's PrcIiv fcr wskeialnes.
HrlMB0I.D's pvCHr tor nryne.s q ne qin
HElAlBoLD's BUcHu for Erup'ions.
HFiMBoLD'S ErCHy Tor Pain ~ the bAex
HELNBOLD'S BUCHJ icr HeAviness of the fieiias.
With Temporary Susfnslop and I.os. ~ sight.
HELMRolDs BtcHu Cor Mobility art Rcsilcssn-rs.
wFh want of Atfeu;ion and Horror 81 Sociefy.
HrI sfBoI.DS BICHl fcr Obsirnctons.
HElMBoL.D's BUcEu for kxoesses arising from In
discretion. and All Diseases q
FENAfES-FFNAf.Es-f
FENALEs--FEAALES-FF
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE, MAkRiKD. OK CON-
TENPLATTN6 MARRIAGE.
THEY ARR or NO AVIAN.
HuNBOI.D's EXTRACT BUcHg
Is THE vEAN BEST REMEDY ~ THE WORLD
For all complaints incident 70 the SEX. whether arr
DECLINE on CHANGE oF fiFE.
Ak SYMPTOMS AROvE
NJ fAhatl Nltt1 tD ~ NtfittiA
Take NJ more nsisam, sercnry. Or Unpleasant
vedi-ine ~ Unpleasant and Dangerous fs-~s-es.
HFiNnoi frs ExIkAcI RvcHt cURfs
SECRET DISEASES
n ail their S.sses, A little kapense-
TALE 90 - change = Diet Nc Inconvenience,
ASn So ExrosURE.
Tse HxfMBoLDs EXTRACT RJCHU for Frc>-s-
.. srs-ing from hatGts ln1uiee@ In
.s s".NS Aspo.o
Ana for disease. arising srous habit. q dissipation
Il all inar~ope- tisebarr~.. and ~il res'or-
ths psfrm IN sherf 'ifus - akiiis 4 bea.h snd
t.. HFf.upoiD's EXTRACT Hrcfu fer diseases
an election. ofthe mot tis're..ne ehsrseier
rse HfiNHniIfs EXTRACT BrClir fcs All srsc-
ssous diseases a the
URINARY oHcsNs,
Whether existing IN
n.LEcn rEm.LE,
' now Losc sTSS DING. '''' .
sane treatment and may originate from The sains
RFADi READS REAni
UrLNBolDS HrCHU u s.f- srf pleasant n TASTE
AMI e.isr. hui lrsn.elisss IN 70 scsiozl
personsIly appeared iefo-e ne. Aidernsn q N,
clsy of rhsisaslphis. " HFiNnoiiD. Chemist ~h,
t.ns 10 narcotic. mercury. irfurious druxs. hui
psrely vsgeissl@- n htLNboLD
sel- Nsaufscturer.
s~srn ss1 subscribed bsso-s ne, the "a asy Q
/ xc-rrsf~<r ls.<- Ny. HfHnkEn. Alderman
Pro- 81 per botti<. ~ an Cor O.. delivered u a.,
s1frrss.
rr<s.rsttv ut HELxn0I.D,
rrsrticsi ana snaivftcsf Chemist.
Toe sosth Teask 81. beio~ Chestnui mia
"a 8vWAup oF cogvTpuEEgTs
AND uxrRtNCIpfFD DEALFKS
gho eflieas~r 20 dispose ''os uun o~s" and "0rs
N" ATTIC o. rEr kxrrTsrIns srToSsr ~
4
ga Fxfrsef r,ehu.
-" ssrsararilis
fmrrvred Eo~e wasb.
y. ~. 8aRR A. CO.
Arf an n~ux11 ev~Frwtsre.
Ask FoR HEl,BoiBs TAKE 20 oTBHR.
Cut snf she sfvsrrfrsrnsnf srf s<nt for r.
ASp AvolprxrosrT1eS AND k1foscRE.
nx7&~9n
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THE firm r Grover 4 Fairchill.
1 h.s tesp deceived ~ rufasi eoasfni. All
sftsiesntnts uh.t - mae vth 1o-cph Grover. AZ
that 4. due 20 ssit fra Il % bc paid - hin. anl s
i,,fshfrAness 81 the Gvta isfo - paid ~ hin.
JOSEPH GROVER.
CHARLES TAIkcHIID.
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A AssRTs.

hI ASSETS.
Cash Balance In Bank ps so7 90
Bonds and Mortgages (being ar-i ren
Real Estate, worth - least 81 s07 200 9oe s02 o3
Loans on Stocks, PAYABLE ou demand,
famarket value az Securities ely- s.s so IA COO 90
Rank Stock. tmarket value) Ts,s75 90
United States Treasury Notes, market
value, i03.sa3 so
Brooklyn City water Bonds 1920 90
North Carona State Ronds fmarket vail 1850 90
Missouri State Bonds market vslnel /. 600 90
Rosl Estate. No. Yah Street. 65 3O5 az
Interest due Isl January, 1901. lsf
which s2s,aso y las siuce been red. s7,7Os 81
Balance In hands of Agents and in course
81 transmission from Agent. on Is; Of
January (os which $50 y has siucs
been received, eo.aoe 10
BILLS Receivable for Premiums on IN
land Risks). 24.sss %
Other Property, Misccli ancoas tens $500 90
Premiums due and nncollectcd on Poll
eies issued Al o-'ec, $3.50 Is
----s''---'vntNasSsuxmn-ps@ssss.ss, @ ~
AZ. wiLfNARfH vicK prrsrprsrr
J. MILTON SMITH, sEcaSraKY.
JOHN MCGEE. Ass'r Src'r
CHARLES CHGTT. Agent.
~. pHEslx ROW.
'n-i-iu s.srr-
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RECEIPTS
DISBURSEMENTS.

Tier, Ia. l-sa eeaa's ,ra' drssa g. 'i' '.iisr
A.. ...~..-t-
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"a d y T r. "A Q T

or tee F7FTEEyTH SE3l-Ay-vT4L ST17E-
gE-ST of re condition OF re HpRE INSf,-
RANCE cOkFdEl.' 81 Ne 6ffg er N.io lorf,
oa tt< l.. das of .Jaasary. lssl-
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r.n AiLES. A. C.
Terrs-Hauts. June fs. I-sl-dusw
p She expenses q hi. yesr ss compared vifh
The expense 90 l>s9 sni CO sbow decrease a
e-.z10
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.Iyer's Cash0rfse Pills.

FOR THE CrRE os
costveness. Jaundice. Dyspepsia. ludiEestion Dys-
eniery. Foul Stomach. ETysipeias. Headache.
pies Rheumaiisn. Frup;ions end Skin De
eaSes, liver Compisinf. iropsy. letter,
Tanors ard salt kheum. Worms.
Gouf. Neuraiyia. Dinner
Pill, and for Purifying the
Riccd
Thsy are sugar-coatef that the mos; sensitive
take them pleasantly. and they are tho best ape
risnf IN the world iort purposes Of a family
.f.r.tr
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LEGAL.

Annual Kegoli az the AUDITOR Of vigc
co ;nfy.
DErORT u The Auditor ~ Nieo county. showing
II tho atntui.t rsc.l.ed aud Gislursst s. tie yesr
.,omn. .,i.cnr Jane l.'. =. - iec9. and ending Nay
ll,f. A. d. l,Si. Inclusive
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Price 25 cts. per BoN-Five Box
e. for 90.

Great numbers of Uergs,nen. Physicians. States
and eminent personages, have lent their names
70 certify the unparalleled usefulness q these
dies but space here viii not permit the insertion
Of EN-. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our A~xEIcAS ALMANAC in which they are rivcu
with also full descriptions 81 the above complaints
and the treatment that should he followed for fheir
cure.
Do not tc put Of ~ uuprnoiplcd dealers With othr
prepsrafions they irake sIsrc profit Demand
Aesn's and take 20 others. The sick want the beat
AID there Is for them. and they should have it.
All our remedies are for sale hy J. X. CrSINsuAN.
p N Dn~~EIls hv all Druggists Ia 1erre Al ausr
wholcsale ~ kILES a Co.. Cincinnati.
mv2Sdtom-wcow.
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he Weckly Express

eubli.Aet sser5 Wednesday. A y, ~ per nsiaces
sg SO paper -~ui ~isiseus - money, f<s eosiSa-
lonssf tue than pad iQ-.
ssase. Oh Advertising in weekly,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-06-20
PROBATE ORDER.

Q TATE OF MICHIGAN-County OF Cass.-ss.
y At session of the Probate Court for the
County of Cass, holden at the Probate Office, in
Cassapolis, on Saturday the eighth day of June,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one Present-Clifford Shanahan, Judge of Pro-
bate In the matter of the estate of Lucetta J..
Crawford and Henry A. Crawford minors. On
reading and filing the petition duly verified, of
William Cotton, praying for license to sell real
estate of said minors. -s- E.
Thereupon 1T is ordered, that Saturday, the
sixth day of July next, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon be assigned for the hearing of said petition,
and that the heirs at law of said minors, and all
other persons interested in said estate required
to appear at a session of said Court, then to be
holden at the Probate Office, in Cassapolis and
show cause if any there be, why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be granted. -
And it is further ordered. that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said estate
of the tendency of said petition, and the hearing
thereof by causing copy of this order to be pub
lished in the Cass County Republican, newspaper
printed and circulating in said County of Cass, for
three, successive weeks previous to said day Of
hearing. .,r. c. SHANAHAN,
A true copy. Judge of Probate.
CLARKE Spencer, Attorneys for Petitioner.
June s, 1861. junel3-Sw3
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-06-20

DY virtue of sundrY executions issued out OF
ID and under the seal of the Circuit Court for
the COUNTY of ST. Joseph, and State OF Michigan,
to me directed and delivered, have levied upon
and shall sell at public auction at the Court House.
in the village of Cassapolis, in Cass County ana
State aforesaid, ON Monday the 22nd day OF July
next. at one o'clock in the afternoon all the right
title and interest, of Ira c.. Abbott IN anc 10 the
following described real estate TO VII: parcel
of land commencing forty 49, RODS \ orth OF quar-
ter ~ stake ON South side OF section twenty co.
town six, (6,) South of Range sixteen (16,) West,
thence North sixty co., rods, thence east one
hundred and fifty-four (l54,) rods, thence south
sxty go rods, thence west hundred and fifty
four G54) rods to the place of beginning, contain
ing fifty-seven 1900 acres.
Also parcel of land commencing fifty Ave (55,)
rods west of quarter % stake on the east side OF
section twenty (20,) town six (6) South of Range
sixteen Q6) west thence west sixty (63) rods,
thirty-seven go rods and twenty l2Ol links to
quarter az section line, thence North eleven on
rods to center of section twenty CO.. thence North
following quarter 90 section line until it strikes
the creek, thence North following the meandering
of the Dowagiac until it strikes the section line, on
the North side of section twenty co., thence east
sixty three (63) rods to the northwest corner OF
the piece given to Isaac Thompson, thence fol
lowing the west line of said piece south one hun
dred and sixty 60) rods, to the place OF beginning
containing ninety -one and $4,000 acres.
Also, the east fraction of southwest x of section
twenty co., town six (6) south of Range sixteen
Q6l west, containing sixty k60l acres.
- BARTH w. SCHERMERH0RN, Sheriff:
Dated at the Sherif's Office in Cassapolis this
9Th day of June, A. ID. 1861. junel3 sw7