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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22
Honor To Past Grand Sire Thomas
Wfldey.

At meeting Of the Odd Fellows of the
City Of Terre Hsuts, held Ct 10 O'Clock A
n. or the Olaf instant. in no. or of the mem
ory Of Thomas wildey deceased. Past Grand
Representative W. X. Edwards was cal ell
20 preside. and Brother " ". Conn. appoint
ed Secretary.
The following COMMITTEES Of Past Grand-
we're appointed 10 report action. viz: W. X
Edwards. T. W. Watkins. James Hook, J.
N. Silvsr.horn. A. X. Summers W z. Scott
and W. r Bennett
The Committee submitted the following
preamble and resolution. which we're unari
nously adopted.
Thomas wildey the founder Vt Odd Eel
lovship. a. nov organized in America. died.
full Of years and honored. on the 18th in
s-ant. st Baltimore.
As the American patriot yeres the mem
CRY Of Washington - the Father Of his
Country. % the Odd Fellow in all time, will
revere the memory Of Thomas wiIdey. as
Father Of their inssisusion-
He Vas born ia England. smisra,ed 70 the
United States. and settled - Baltimore in
l5le. A blacksmith by trade, he pursued
his svocation diligently. until borne down
with age. Possessing q strong and active
a nd. With superior physical strength. he &C
e,mplished much good by ceso.ing his ener.
g.ss TO the relief Of disuess. and tho eleva-
Ton Of huEaa sharacter.
HewAs the frst Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge Of Maryland. and the frs; Grand Sire
ofshs Grand Lodge Of The United States =
He received repeated honors from the order.
and valuable tokens from the brotherhood.
giving evidence Of the esteem in which he
vas held Every session of the Grand
Lodge Of the United States be attended, and
bis presence and counsels we're al~svs well
received As partial reward for his servi-
ce-. shs Order years ago provided an ample
aas-sit,. to enable him 70 live With ease in
he declining years.
Ait has p.eased-D.vine Providence TO re-
move from ihis Life Thomas wlaey. the
founder Of Odd Fellowship on this Cont
neat.
Rsssised. That the Order IN Tsrre Hu.,e
sharing IN the general sorrow which this mel
sncholy event must produce. 10 manifest a
sense 81 their bereavement. hereby order
that the Lodge room shall be drap>d IA
mourning until the end Of the present term
snd that for the same period. each member
v'li wear the usual badge Of mourning
9hs papers Of this city. we're. On motion.
requested 70 publish the proceedings Of ,hi,
pssting
Past Grand T. ". Watkins "a. appointed
70 present . copy 70 Fort Harri.ea Lodge No
III. With rsauss, 70 enter them Of record
Past Grand James Hook vas appointed 10
perform the same du,, to Tsrre Haute Lodge
No. 81
Past Chief Patriarch silverthor.s. -. r.
asesied 70 lay the sane before yiso e.
o~npneat No II. With isqaess thar the.
- spread on the minutes 81 the Esc.np
mat
The meeting then sdSosrn.d
". K. EDWARDS. chair~sn
y ". Cow. Ssc'y.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

The OPP FELLovs PooxKT MAsUsL--
Brother Past Grand Vim. AcQaiston. 10 nov
IN our city for the purpose Of selling the
above work. which should be IN the hands OF
every Odd Fellow. rs it contains. besides a
eomprehensive history Of ,be Order. q com
plets manual Of Odd Fellowship including .
very clear explanation Of the symbols and
jewels OF lodge and Of the officers. also the
new funeral service. together With the forms
of petitions reports &e- From an scquAin-
lance of twelve years OF more, With past
Grand McQuiston. NE most eheerfully and
cordially commend hirs 70 the confidence and
kindly consideration Of the brotherhood
throughout. the city ard the State.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

MAsruA MAKING. NJ. RowLsoS would
announce 20 the ladies of Terre Haute and
vicinity. that she has resumed the Mantua
Making business. ia the house formerly oc-
cupied BY Mr.. Groyerman. on Ohio street,
between Third and Fourth. where she is
prepared TO receive orders from her former
friends aud patrons
Having just received from New York the
latest Paris fashions, she Is prepared to fur
nish work Of a character that cannot fail TO
please the most fastidious. DIFF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

NKw Yosx. Oct. 2i.--The Tribun. ~ys
Of the various stories shos, regarding IRE
nont's command. we know this % ne true.
that Secretary Csmeron took out siih him 70
Missouri fall Discretionary Tower IN super.
s~de Gea Fremont and taru over the com
mssd o. his army 70 Gen. Hunter. and that
he DID no; see ht 70 exercise that power
All heycnd this y de speculation
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

Ralph Sprague. will. from now until the
close OF the season. be daily in the receipt OF
fresh OrsTKfs OF the best brands. which he
will sell by the can or half can. at the lowest
rates. lie Gill also serve them up In any
style As ordered. on short notice. at his Sa
loon, one door south ofthe Stewart House.
October IL. df
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

Han, Hsrs,-T II. Lowerre-who Is =
practical Halter. and successor TO Joseph Z.
Yates. corner of Fifth and Wabash Street.
has received his Fall style Of blocks and has
nov on hand and Is manufacturing to order
the handsomest style of Fall and Winter
Hats at prices ranging from two dollars up
wards diff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

Gen. Price ea the run agaiu-oss
so Arkansas.
ssHAcess. No. Oct 2i.-MJor Scott, OF
Sigsls staff. from Warsaw. yesterday. says
definite and satisfactory information had
been received at Sigsls camp that General
Price broke up his camp IN Cedar county,
where |, Is said he would stand and give bat.
tie and contend his retreat towards the Ar
kansas line.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22
Capture 90 sse Pirate sumter
Deu btguf.

Bo.ros. De sia-The Bangor Tines
pebli>h~s an extract FROM letter dated Bar.
BADGES, S~ps. 9Th. ss.tinE that the priv.seer
sunisf bad been eap&afed BY the L. 8
steamer Po~h.tt.n-
Leuss from parties IN Barbados. bsvsy
Or. Of ss7<snb>f 9-thrsseived here make no
oenfion Of The report
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

AscHsos. Oct s.-Oriers have % day
been issued by the President OF the Plies
Peak Express Company At this place 20 stop
the running Of the Pony Express n soon as
the Cslifcrnis line IL completed. ~h.ch will
probably be exrly next week Ia - there
fore probable that not more than one Peny
more ~ili nun
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

JAMES CHAMBERS. dealer in Groceries and
Provisions. northwest corner of Second and
Ohio Streets. will keep constantly on hand,
during the Winter. good sapply Of FarsH
AxArs. Beef. Pork. &C. which he viii sell
n the lowest market price. oclSdlw.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

CINCINNATI. Oct. 81
FLoun unchanged and in fair demand Cor
superfne At tf.l5@4.2o.
Wprsr closed dull At s5tde 0c for red. and
o0d92 for white.
OARS in large supply aud closed dull at ssc
CoRs firm st Doc.
wHrxr. in good demand at l5i4c.
PnovgsioSs quiet and In small demand for
Bacon at t1s@5Is. and 81
Nothing doing IN bulk meet
Mess PORK dull At ti2.o@l2.B
Eighty three bbl. Lnseed OIL cold al 81
GxocFsfrs steady sod unchanged.
The Money rnarke, IL easy AZ i0si2 per
cen, for acceptable paper. Exchange arm a,
Ae premium.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

During my absence JOIN p. BAIKD. Esq.
will attend TO all NY personal, insurance
and professional business Those having any
business with me will consult with Mr. BArRp.
CHARLES cRUrT.
Oct 10. dl0d
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22
No white Handkerchief Co er from
Norfolk

FoHr MosRor. Oct. 20 Some t. snty per.
sous who have been waiting here several
days TO 80 70 Norfolk by fag Of truce. will
return to Baltimore to-night. Neither the
General OF the flag ofncer will ALLOW any
communication with the rebels for a nun.
Der OF days at least.
The released rebe! prisoners from For;
Lafayette arrived here this morning. and
be sent. temporarily. te the store ship.
Col Dimmisk. who has been Post Com.
mander at Old Point for nearly two years
left last night for Fort Warren, Boston.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

HAarxss wuRIy-Gas Arnold. has
already on hand. Harper's Weekly for Oct
26sA- IL . = very handsome number
Call and buy copy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

Meeting I'm Lost Creek Township
We are requested TO announce hat there
~iiI be meeting Al the Township House IN
Los, Creek Township. 90 Friday next. atone
o'clock p NJ. Good speeches will be made.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

Be.ndresLs pills have bean before the work. lea
Essrly one hundred and ten years They have an =.
tsblishee chsrscs<r fec safety and efficacy. wtioL
place. them IN the frst raak Of al me medicines Of
tho day. hey are purely vegetable. harmless a.
the tsndsresf age weakest Frame yet q sgs.csns
ef,escy - thoroughly cleans and punfy the blooS.
through the organs q The stomach and h0~eis.-
They aid and improve digestion. and sound. refresh
Ing sleep follows tseir use. They have cured thous
snds q cases q The most distressing dyspepsia All
the symptens q oorcrucd consumption have h>en
removed BY their use. and heaith has again blessed
the once despsrinx invalid cosuvcnsss, the great
promoter Of disease, IL infAlhbly cured BY these pls
Apcpssxy and paralysis are a. surely prevented "
tAs pilis are perseverinsly ussd fuilnes.
o. intssss pain Of the head Is experienced Tbous-
ands - farni<hed In pros Price IS cents Pc
box.
Sold By J. T. Cc,uscsAs. Tsrrs- Hsuis. and 10 81
respectable dealers IN medicine. ioesics~iiu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22
The Great English Remedy

SIR JAMES cLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared 'rsn yroserpf,oa 81 S,r j Clark
ND. PAysse'sn Extraordinary 10 fAs Qzoen.
his tnv.isshls medicine 10 unf.flsnx IN "a. e,,.
al tho.> rssasei dangerous diseases % which n.
s-r.is ecassissuoa y suhseot- II nos.r.tss all 81
eessss sst removes ali os-trnecsa.. ard q .rs.s,
nay ss rsn~<
ronlRuKp LApgEs
psrc-oisriy s.i,s<- IL viii IN sAars TIM
srsns 90 shs neusAly r~rsca vass regularity.
Ksek bo<sis. prsee cs~ esrx. bear Ire
~ess Stamp q er~~s prttlssn. ~ p-~vsut eo1nt.
hsn.
CAUTION.
JA>s< ~. sA.r.4i - s.lk<- d, rssn..s~- -~s.
As F7RsT TKRES kpsTHy n Rey.aAc.. q
49, srs s~ys . srsrs - Ie.oa-rsss-. b-f az a.,
o<,e a--< AZ, are safs.
In al esses q ssrvo1s ADD sr<ssi As-~uoaa. Pa.
IN N s.ok and Eps-. Fsasss sighs szsrsson
P.,p,.usa q n. Heart. Mysteries ant white.
tAs>s Pm. -fn scscs . -sea al s<A-r mean.
have s.rls1. and sltscagh pc~erfsi remedy. 4.
81 crusssn irrn. esieusl. sst'rse>y o. anytime
hursfui - tss ccasctuor,-
fuEi tlrs~tsc,s IN Tie p<nphi>t srsen1 eseh
49,. ~hs<A -hsuld - carefully pre~~rvss
81. Arsrs 80 he unses ssssr- s.d c.n.ss
bon noskS 1@s< c. B.ls~1n Aco-
kosh~-s<r. n. 7
H.h-ei.ss M srssssrs stamps enslesed " On,
s-<A-<fss< sssss. ~fn t,s.r~ b<-c- oons.infnr Sc
Fsn~ ~ rssssp ~sn- - - T. Cunningham
ssx '. n p~.sor p~~- zsse. ard ell rosa
ns~us fnyssz~s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

MAJ OF TIRE srAT oF WAR inuiuins fssisrn
vi vifEi-fs. ard part - nsrsisnd srt D<is-sss.
WI RrcxfsoaaNs
4 NEW srrrLr oy uAnpgE's ffsHr IN
"a FAsrss Tactics
s>o<f's fnfsnfry Tactics.
Arr1y K<xaisttcus
vefurtesfs' nsnssi. <s'si a a, 81
rrCKfxGHAn's BOOK Srpn-
Aas n, t~-n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

Liverpool Observation-Disclosures firm aud
upward.
The London Times thanks M. Sew ard for
the Just exercise Of his judgment relative 10
the memorials against Mr.. Russell. although
in this Seward shows . strong under -cnrrent
OF spirit The Times also repudisies the
charges against DR.. Russell, and believes that
the good sense Of the Americans will see the
folly Of interfering with him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

aSA any q Cur rsasers sniciet With SozosrI. %
sercfaicas complaints. vii 10 well 10 read The re
marks in our advertising columns respecting H. Dnl
ssls q The q tbs disorder Las bsen knosi
- he people, and ths elsar exposition q IL tAers
given. VII prove .eeepsAbls and useful We have
lenx admired Tie searching and able manner In ~ieA
Dr. ARA treats every subject he touches. ~hs;cveI
has bis stisnfea - al. has great do-i q IL L.
Masters what he undertakes. and no one who has
pArscis Of feslsas for h. sictet fellow na.n CA
Ieos viii in4iee,snoe upon his ishors lE The sick
Red ~hst he n.y. u serofslA. and ses in how few
words aae boo clearly he tell. Is more than we az
have known of tAis inSidioas and fatal nslsdy
Sun. PalsdeipkiA, Pc ccslcdss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

Prsssasrs-Trseps Gone 60 Rec
e0e Them.
HrnsoS, Mo. Oct. CODA messenger
wporis that a scouting party from Cameron
Numbering one hundred. have been taken
prisoners by some six hundred rebels, At Nc
Cabell. Caldwell county.
-Four hundred Of the Federal troops At
Cameron. were ready 20 march TO their res
cue when the train left
Another party Of from four 10 Ave hun
dred rebels. was in Carroll county. and had
captured seventeen Of Col. Morgsn's men
Morgan had started IN pursuit.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

consunption. primarily and essentially due =
disordersd natrfuon. tan be nationally stscked =,
nedicine whsch renovat-< The rutritive po~crs.
Such medicine 10 the PERUVIAN SYRUP. who's
ohisf ingredient sots dirsctly ant Immediately "a
the blood. and arrest. tia csea-e safely and surely
BAlr0okE, July Is. lsss
Iwas suffering with severe Catarrhal Cough, a.
eolspanied BY Night sweats. loss o. Appetite AM
grea, Debility. which was daily Increasing In IL.
s-ats. commenced taking the Peruvian syrup. n
ie~ Gays, and before hsd ls~d The second bottle
my o0uSh i-ssened; night s~eats ceased. appetite
restored, and with H. strength and visor oeyont
what had enjoyed fOs ten years. being able to wall
several nilse each day. withst fatigue. while kith
erte eOuld wsik only shcrt distance.
A. s. KELLOGG
Oct lc dkvxw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

Uarber-uasen and stidshi net
sailed.
Nrw Yans. Oct. 81 THE Richmond I'm
quirer says the Nashville Il still In Charles
ton Hsrbor, and that Mes.rs. Mason and sli.
dell did not sail In the vessel.
A Pensacola dispatch. of the 18th. says q
party consisting ofCapt Butler and wife. Mr.
Packard and wife. Mr. Gillett and others. had
escaped 10 ft Pickens.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

We ara AAspy 10 be able To an.o.ae. 70
our customers and the public gsssvaiiy .,s.t
We ass saii enabled 70 o6ss al kinds s<
Domestic Cotton Goods
AT THR OLD PRICES
Anticipating nooshs 40 .a advance !. the
r~~ material -. purchased over
100 Baie- Brown As~ilns.
so Cases Bieaebsd Muslfns:
20 Bales shirting. Stripes and Checks;
10 Bales DENNIS and Ticking.
AND Asorr
100000 YARDS
PRINTED CALlCOES,
All Of which We are now selling as follows
cALIcogs. ats cents per I'd;
Extra Past Color. ns
Superior qualities and ayisssts
Very best manufactured. at 10
Broom .1RssltMss
Good ~ Brown Aasins At &C.
Superior Fine do. at 7. u and ~
Extra IS 70 ~ inch Do. at > and Toe.
Bleached Muslins.
Coed Bleaehed Ausllas at &c:
Extra Fine do az So,
Superior Shirtsng al Toe.
We have slso Sin store over 10 dinerent
brand- Of the NEST posslar Ble~ehed
shirtings. :.sheeting. Pillow Cases
of tho following names: Hui. sonpsr. Idsn.
James MIL. Boot Mills. Susssx. wamsutsA.
h<4~A.~L he
We call especial attention 70 los Of
FANCY DRESS SILKS!
Purchased at n great sacrifice 10 the Import
sr. which We are sellins as soIe pee yard.
and fully worth 81 90. Our ssoes ef
BLACK SILK!
Has never been sqsAl,ed 10 any market
High La-,rs BlAek Drsss soks. ut IS. ~. %
and o. We have lest opened magnificent
line OF
Early Fall Dress Goods !
In beautiful 81 lss foe Street and Travelling
Elss.n, rop,iss and roa 10 css,l~ al sae
posbls vsdss Breehs chevis ct ~
Elsssn gubrcldsred Hrcshs ilisr'a.s.
We .aris. osr fss-sd. V sss allow ssemssfve'
70 be snp..>a apoe BY shsuy<
ADVANCE IN COTTON GOODS
As .s are sin ss< OH b. IN . rss'~c- y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

s%"ssAoA fos and hold fast that which Il gOod. .
~hioh an cd saying sad truly verified In DR.. Nc
LEAFS hedicine~-the celebrated SrxxxcEzEsnSo
sie On i1snnsu rasrs have never been resae1ls.
AAf have become % deserrcdly popular In 80 sAoz'
Tine - thee; they be found IN the ciesot.
anssyy ever family IN tia city. ready for use when
required. because they VII act lust as = statsd L.
The GreetiOns. See The advertisement in another
column oSf1,s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22
Noon Dispatches

Ofheers Suspected Of Corresposdisg
with the Rebels-Mr. Stewards
Conndence--R . = . q G g
To Fairfax 4. H--Rebels viii
Make stand at CenteryiIIe aud
then Retreat on Balls Run.
Esseastssg Leesburg-Cosrt Mar
tiai Of Col. MiIes-Rum0red Burn
ing Of Fairfax L. H.--The Potomac
rnobstrucked Again-story OF a
Coatrabasd-Rebels Leaving Fair
TAX e.. IA. An u Hurry-Enect at
the Blankets from Eng
iaud-The Expedition Against
Mexico-The Tomb Of Washington
Sacred tn both ArmNs-Me cell
an's Headquarters Ia b. Trans
ferred Across the PotoIaac-Ob-
ject Of McCaliss Advance.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
- GO TO SrcotoY.s
Fine Art Gallery !

loe hAH sTEET.
To ksvs yvur Pictures taken IN all the s,es
y-l.sI Is Known = ths srti "a. ~
Bo~ros. June. :. ISIS
sOr several ys&rs I have suffered from Catarrhal
Af~fse@s. Consequent upsa 6roacAfsss- rted
various rsueiiss without relief. The system sp
posr.d falling under repeated attacks made trisi
u As fEkryIAN SYRUP, An1 soo1 found decided
improvement his nov ak noalAs since lad az
stt.ck. @nd eo1bt a1dlag nay experience
hat q olAsrs. tAs The PERUVIAN SYRUP produced
tAis fsvorabis change. FRANCIS DANA. u n.
ecflesSg.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-22

nAD rH1S-
Il can cnly aeoceni fos my present sound health.
iren the eonstsni tso1gh moderate Use Of BzRaAyK
HOLLAND Brrrzs-hsv1ns fssm my youth suffered. a.
intervals from PiIKs In both forms sometimes 81
severely as TO completely PROSTATE I have Tor
several nsn;s P-sf, though subject loss 81 sleep
and uhususl physical Effort been entirely free frou
any s,npioa q This distressing disease: while my
general health Is very much improved"
Persons doubling The sutAenticity q this esrsir
CATE are requested 20 call upoo ooanuricste With
The prOpristors. They WI take pleasure not only IN
referring them 70 its sstsor eus many others ~
have used the Holland Bstsers Cor the same a-ection
With equal suceee.. cctic Ia
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-03
SYNDIC SALE.
4
CESSION OF ANTHONY LAX.

CESSlON OF ANTHONY Ian.
Eighteenth Judicial District Court of the State of Louis
lana in and for the parish of Caddo-No 6l55.
NNTIIL be sold at public auction, on Saturday,
w the 18th day of April A. ID. 1861,
between the hours of 10 O'clock A, and o'clock,
P NJ at the market house, in the city of Shreveport
parish Of Caddo State Of Louisiana, by virtue and n
pursuance Of order Of and from the Honorable 10
land Jones' judge Of said court and the writ OF sale TO
me directed dated sd of February 1861, the following
described property coded by Anthony Lax to his cred
tors tO-wit:
lin block No five withthe buildings and improve
thereon, situated in the city ofShreveport parish
and State aforesaid.
Tbenortheast quarter of the southeast quarter ofsec
ton of land No thiry-our, ga in township No eigh
teen 8) Of range No fourteen, (4) situated IN sad
parish Of Caddo and containing forty acres more or less
Also ten in the northeast corner OF the southeast
quarter of said quarter section of land contained within
the following meats and bounds to-wit:-beginning at
tile northeast Of said quarter section OF land and
running thence due west forty rods andthence due south
forty rods thence due east forty rods and thence due
north forty rods TO the place Of beginning.
Also that certain lot Of ground in ten acre lot NO tween
vfve 25 within the incorporated limits of the city of
Shreveport parish aforesaid bounded as follows, tot:
commencing at the southeast corner OF the i've ana
quarter acre otn ten acre lot No twenty purchased
by j. H. Reynolds Of and from L. k Grgsby, on the 9th
Of October 1855 per act of exchange recorded IN CON
veyace record book H. page IS Of the parish q Caddo
ana running north forty five degrees, west one hundred
and twenty feet for the beginning starting point and
running thence north forty five degrees west forty feet
thence at right angles to first line one hundred q
seventy feet thence at right angles to second line
forty feet and thence at right angles to the third line
one hundred and seventy feet containing ffteenhun-
dreth Of acre, per sale from T. Reynolds to a.
lax recordedin conveyance record book NJ, page "a
Twenty feet Of which its east side is reserved for
road.
Also the following movable property, to-wit:
one PoRT1rLE ESG1NE one SrLE DRIVER, ono Ten
anting Machine one Circular Saw Table and Saw, one
wagon, two Mules lot of Skating and Betting, and
Terms-One-fourth cash the balance in two equal in
staInents on credit Of and two years. The pur-
chasers to give their notes for the credit instruments
with good personal security bearing eight per cent per
importing confession of Judgment and waving benefit OF
appraisement be retained on the immoTable property
to secure payment Of the notes to be given therefor
Acts Of sale at the expense Of the purchaser.
The above described Lots Of Ground are situated IN
and convenient this place and suitable for residences
III the vicinity Iwlta pleasure in showing the prop
erty to any person desiring to purchase.
J. c. BEALL, SyndiC.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-04-03

Succession Of JAMES SHENICK, deceased,
GfTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-ln DIS
- trict Court-No 800. BY virtue Of writ Of safe to
ne directed bv the Hon the District Court in and for the
parish of Caddo State aforesaid viii proceed to ad-
Tertise to be sold apubc auction to the highest bidder
in front of the Market house in the city Of Shreveport
on Saturday. the goth day of April A. ID. 1861 I,
between the hours of II o'clock and o'clock P NJ
the following described tract Of land belonging to the
succession Of James Shenck deceased to-wit:
Five hundred acres Of land or less known as the
late residence of James Shenck deceased above Ferry
lake and near Black bayou together with all the bud
ings and improvements thereon.
TO rive their notes. with approved personal security
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from the day
Of sale and special mortgage, waving benefit OF aP
praisement be retained on the property sod 70 Sc
cure the payment of the purchase thereof
IT, HUNSICKER, auctioneer.
Shreveport March 90 1861.