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JUNIPER LAWN.

ON account OF the removal of lr John Lumslen to
~ New Orleans, we offer for rent his late resi-
dence, JUMPER LAWN, situated South Cherry
street. The house is Of the approved sty two stories
shove the basement, furnished with every desirable
convenience, beautifully located commanding pure
and bracing atmosphere. Fronting the house Is
lawn of about two acres well set in blue grass fruit
and forest trees. 49,
AIso family residence. on Foster Street, In Edge
field containing eight rooms stable csstern, &c. with
about two acres Of land, contsning many fruit and
forest trees For terms apply to 3 -
cLASC0CK NEWso4, or
J. LUNSnEN2 co.
dec2o-tf No. IL South xarkef Street.
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BIZ THE SECESSIONISTS

About l P. NJ, to-day, Messrs. Toombs,
IveTson and Mason were seen to enter the
House in an excited manner, and the former
handed to Mr.. Pryor, Mr.. Garrett and others,
q dispatch which they read with visible
emotion. A crowd of members gathered
around, and it was evident that some impor-
tant intelligence had been received. On in
quiry, found that the Georgia Senators had
received dispatch Stating that all the forts
and arsenals of the United States in Georgia
were in the hands Of the State troops, and
that the election for members of the Con-
vention had resulted in the choice of large
majority of straight out Secessionists. This
intelligence was jOyfully received by the
Secession leaders and their sympathizers.
DEFEAT OF THE GEORGIA CO. oPERATIoNISTS.
1t seems that arrangements were made a
month ago, for the seizure of the arsenal
GEAR Augusta, where a very small force of
United States troops has been stationed The
district formerly represented by A. Fl. Ste
phens, which includes the city of Augusta,
was expected to go largely for the co-opera-
tiOnists, but in this calculation the latter
have been disappointed, and in this way the
State has been lost to them.
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A DWELLING HOUSE, ON Cherry Street, 3 doors
~ from Hasbrooks store, with rooms including
cook and servants rooms, an Office smoke house. sta
bic and small garden, well in the yard. Apply
place 80 North Market street. Possession given
Immediately. jana
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Very sincerely yours,
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Major First Artillery, &c

Great exertions have been made to render
it impossible for the Harriet Lane to enter the
Charleston Harbor, by bringing guns to bear
on the channel and sinking schooner at a
spot where she might pass unframed.
The Senate adjourned to Saturday, when
they will probably take up and dispose of the
appointment of Mcintyre as Collector of the
port of Charleston. Mcintyre is now here,
only waiting his confirmation to be off Tor
MS destination. He is reported to be man
of great firmness and decision of character.
He was the chairman Of the Breckenridge
Committee of York County, Pennsylvania.
His residence is near the Maryland line.
i have learned that when the crisis which
preceded Mr.. FlOyd's withdrawal was APP
preaching, Judge Black seeing the Presidents
hesitancy. sent in his letter Of resignation.
He was induced to recall it, at Mr.. Buchan-
ans earnest solicitation and the assurance
that Major Anderson should be sustained. Ii
he should falter under the menaces now en-
plOyed, there is little doubt that Messrs.
Stanton Black and Holt would Immediately
retire. and thus di>integrate the concern.
Mr.. Thompson, Secretary of the Interior,
who still holds out, will be compelled to re-
sign. His delegation insist that he shall leave
The Cabinet He can not resist the Southern
men, who are hourly besieging him. Mr..
Thomas will not resign. He says Maryland
is for the Union. He may be compelled,
however, to leave the Cabinet
The Northern Democrats to a man are now
with the President in his new position, and
will support him in any measure that he may
recommend looking to the enforcement Of the
laws.
From the Correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-This has been an
other eXcitin day in Washington. About IL
O'Clock it was announced that the South
Carolina Commissioners had departed for
home early in the morning; and, upon in
quiry. the report proved true. 1t seems that
yesterday they sent communication to the
President, in which they referred to the fact
that he had made engagements with South
Carolina which he had not fulfilled. Mr..
Buchanan in q short time returned the doc
uments upon the ground. as / learn, that it
was not consistent with his personal honor
to notice it, as it contained reflections upon
his conduct. The Commissioners, having no
further business in Washington, then left
Mr.. Prescott, their Secretary, has not depart
ed, as stated in the kilograms of the Asso
ciated Press, but viii go in the morning.
SFTzr-t,E Op TUE GEORGIA. FORTs Avn APSrN-AI G
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NEGROES TO HIRE.

we have lot Of good Negroes to hire Men, Girls
w ~and BOYS. J.n3-tfl II. H. HAYNES eco.
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From Mobile.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 4-The steamer James
Montgomery snagged and sunk yesterday
near Hickman. Ne particulars received.
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5. Folk-Sones: A Book OF Col.

DEN POEMS MADE FOR THE POPULAR HEART
By J. ". Palmer. With upwards of 60 Origina
Illustrations, exquisite in design and execution
- "The book is golden iocket-the refined gold
all the dantest lyrics that i've meories-the
thesrt-taIk, of sinnle and holr natnres U
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Elegant Holiday Books
In Fine Bindings,
Richly Illustrated.
W. T. Berry & Company's
LIST OF
New illustrated Books for 1861.

<. PARADISE and the Peri. BY
Thomas Moore Illustrated by Owen Jones and
Henry Warren Richly bound Cn few days
- This superb and elegant work contains "a royal
4to pages, illuminated and emblazoned In gold and
coors in the richest style Of oriental arabasque
decoration, exceling any specimens of the kind pre-
viously Published
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

MOBILE. Jau. fort Morgan. garrisoued
with 200 men. was taken this morning by the
| MOhita troonS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-07

MOBILE, Jan. 4.-The United States ar
senal was taken at daylight this morning. Is
contains 20, 900 stand of arms. 500 barrels
of powder. 300,0 900 rounds of musket car
tridges, and other munitions of war. 1t was
taken by the troops of Mobile. No resistance
was made.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1861-07-20
Public Sale.

DY virtue Of an order nf the District Court,
- Il will ofler at public sale, before the
Court Hou>e door in Opelousas, on 10
Saturday, 18th Of August, 1861,
the following land belonging TO the sncces,
sion Of Amelia NJ. King. deceased, viz:
aH5 A tract of land
on the right bank IF the Atchaf,aya in de
sccnding, in the Parish Of st. Landry, con'ain
ing abnu, $50 36Il0t acres, bounded ahnvc
below and in the rear by 4Ashcraf., being frnc
tiuna! \. +. II aud +. Il af fractional y, +
X Of section "a in Township 6 =. Of Rargt
I East. ~ tk
Terms and Conditions :--A credit-of twelvt
months. with personal security and specia
mortgage for A of the price Of tnld land, nnt
for the other . 8 the terms TO be fixed by fam
l lily meetings previous to the dny otsale.
u l.. SWAYIit Adniinistrato
Of the Estate Of Amelia Nj. King
July 18th, 1861.
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rhe Law Of Newspapers. .

o,jAcr;bers who do not give expressotice to
., .,!!.ontrry. !! are considered as wishing toontinue
thsf r subscribers order the discontinuanf their
.,n,ners the publisher may continueo send
IesspnptHill .s,n pnnptil all arrearages are paid. 9.
'DsI II subscribers neglect or refuse to ta their
c,a.ner D. from the office to which they're di-
neasyapth thew are responsible for them uni they
lse.su sstted their bills and ordered them
tlunsd s,o;aaa ,h. 1 rof,s;,o H.,
- ..nanara from the office. or removing and Icing
s.m p,,nsaed for is prima face evidence of lem
tjoual fraud. = ,ouo ,,,o ,.roo J.. :.
,.,aaa that a Postmaster, who neglects to We
oesss.onahe notice, as required by the Post Ote
snssnsrtment. of tho neglect or refusal Of penn
y ust ttsta from the office newspapers addressedo
Nm rsn,lers the Postmaster liable to the publish
iar The subscription price.
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SI,eriH''s Sale.
STATE or LOUISIANA. +

.u. SlH1E OF LOUISIANA. r-fr.5t
Elisa NJ. Taylor. District Court
vs.. Parish of st Landry.
r.c. Robertson. No. o2i7.
DY virtue OF writ Ofseiznrc aud saleissucd In the
- above entitled suit, by the District Court In
and foi the Parish ot ST Laidry and State afore.
said ,and to metlirectcd will orrat public snle,
for cash, ut the Court tltit-s pf t, Par h, on
SATURDAY the 80 day OF Aiht,st. A.D. 1851 com
meucing ut the hour of IA, NJ. and continuing from
day to day, II necessary, all t,ie right little, lterets
and demand %. the raid defendant r. G. Robertson,
in aud 10 the following property, seized To satisfy
said writ, TO wit: z..-..
A certain tract Of land situated on the ,A,ttafa-
hya river. In The Parish af st Landry. being IN T.
3,S. II, s. Of II. +. in The +. W. land district ri
Louisiana, and more particularly described rs inl-
lows: being on the htehaiahya ~ the starting
point ot tic dividing Inc, between the lands then
| owned by Fergus lIithorn aud then"wledby W. s.
Davis, and then running along side dividing line
due west until it strikes the Powell Bayou, being
the first bayou above the bayou commonly known
as Davis Bayou ana being the second bayou above
| the residence of W, y. Davis; then down the mid
die said bayon to the Atclaiaaya river; thence
up the AtchalaIaya To the point fbeginihg; tho
same purchased by said +. G. Robertson, the mort
gager from W. 4. Davis on the Sd August 1851, a,
| per act passed before John j. Morgan. notary.
| Shelil's Office, Optlousas, Jnne 18th l16l.
L.N. CHAGllERE, Sheriff.
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For sale.
The Beaver Creek Springs

nC DcGlb cl SICCA SRa1hSSs
FRNHE owner being dcsirous of taking trip to Eu.
rope, will sell these fine and well inn e.aa,
proved Springs not surpassed by any in sssss
the State for their mineral waters and ;3Sgs3
other advantages. They are located on hsszsaAaEl
one of the tributaries OF the Nez-p4ne river, at
distance of so miles from the tnwn of Opelousas.
The patent covering these springs is OF 81 so 100
acres and the improvements thereon consist of Il
hotel, rooms. kitchens, bath rooms, store house,
stables, yard and pastures, etc, 25o persons can be
well accommodated at any one time al this summer
retreat. 1t is furnished with every thing necessary
for the comfort of visitors and conducive to the i
tercst of proprietor. 1t enjoys the incalcnlahle
ava,tage OF being situated within mile and hall
of saw, mill.
N. B. The surrounding country is high and I'M
dulating consisting OF pney woods and piairies
which abound with game, such as pheaslnts,
grouse, woodcoc!s, slpcs, quails partridges, etc
and to lovers Of more daring sport, the woods
abound in hear dear, wild turkies, etc. The clear
running creeks and brooks furnish fish of supe
ror quality in.abundance.
ANY one wishing to embark in this money making
business would do well to apply Immediately to the
undersigned.
1 easy. D. NJ. Mills iEp, aBent.
| 6pelousAs dec II, lsGo.-t
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Bell Cheney Springs.

rt,HE undersigned having the intention to pnt up
a Saw Mill at these Springs for the purpose
Of reminding the place, will cause the grounds to
lie laid out into lots of sufficient size to contain
dwelling house and kitchen on each one. These
lots. he will sell at $500 each to be paid cash on
passing act of sale. Besides every purchaser viii
he furnished with 20 600 feet of lumber for build
ing purposes, for the moderate sum of $500 pay
able on delivery. While those who purchase
will have free access to the spring to enjoy them
in every respect, the undersigned reserves to him
self the exclusive right to keep hotel and Cof
foe House &c. Those purchasing will enter intc
a contract, whereby they shall bind themselves tt
build nothing but private dwelling houses to be
used a. such forever.
Those wishing to purchase would do well to ap
ply Immediately in order to secure q good lot
E;.st come. first served. LOUIS A.PATlN.
Opelousss, FEBRUARY % ls6l.-N.
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Howard Association,
llln slG n

Il Benerolcnt Institution established by special En-.
do,cment. for the Rcietfof The Sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted ,cith pYssient and Epidemic
Diseases and especially for thu Cure Of Diseases
Of the .Serual Organs.
MEDICAL advice given gratis, by the Acting
lXl Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with a
description Of their condition, (age, occupation
habits of life, &c) and in cases of extreme power
ty Medicines furnished free of charge.
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the New
Remedies employed in the Dspensary. sent to the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address, DIR. J. Skli.LlN HOuGHTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Direc
tors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
Gro. FAIaCulLp, Secretary.
July 81, lS6O.--ly,
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FOR S ALE

tract of land situated in this parish, in Bos
~ Mallct known as the Charles Lacasse's ira, t
il. Township five South two East and six South
two East; all woodland containing two bnndred
(9oo) superficial arpcnts equal to one hundred and
sixty nine 5l0o acres. A plat of said land is de-
pasited az this Office being Section No. 5G Of !. >
u. and Section No. Al I. 8 S 2 Fast. This land
will be sold at a reasonable price and Oh reasona-
bio cond itions.
For further information apply atthis office or TO
the undersigned RODOLPHE CHACHERE,
February 23, lSGl.--tf. Agent.
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Public Sale:
Estate of John Morrow. deceased.

Estate of John Morrow, deceased.
DY virtue Of an order Of the District it'bnri
ID in aud for the Parish ef Uadd,', date,
June 6:h. 1861. l, The under igned Auclion
eer in and tor the Parish If st. Landry. wi;
"tter for sale at public auction 10 the Inst a''c
highes, bidder. at the store of Morris 4 Gobel
in Big Cane. on
Wednesday, July 31st, 1861,
the following described properly belonging y
the succession ofJuhn Morrow, deceased. I,
wit: zs55.5e
A negro woman named Rose. aged abea
50 years.
Terms and Conditions - Cash, subject t
the appraisement.
CORYDON4 SIMMONS,
June 29,h, 1861. Auctioneer
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LANDS. LANDS. LANDS,

IINuR SALE un terms and conditions advantage
IL Gus to purchasers. ...4 G
Persons who are in want of a 4, ! or more Sec.
tions land, will do well to apply Immediately to
the undersigned who has the following lots Tor sale
at prices tn suit the times. r.7fG
15t. Tie W. ] Of the N. Il. Of Sect. Is, L. 1, N
6 r. on Bayou I.aGoon, near Bassett's MILL
Also the following 4 and Sections on the Bayou
Crocodile in the Parish of st, Landry.
The N. W. / of Sect 81, 7. r, 2, s. ". 45s.sls
The N. +. ! Of South W l Of Sect. 81, Il. ., 8. r.
| The N. Il. of Sect. II, lot 8 Of Sect 80 W. d
Bay Crocodile r. No. ., s. Il. 2, y.
The N. r. / Of Sect 81 T. rs. RE- f..
N. B.-The above lands are well tmhercd and IL
point Of fertility will compare with the best in tn,
State. . N. MiLSTED.
Opeiousas, Dec, 8, 1sG0.-tf.
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y S. WILKINS, WAsH1NGToN, La.
AZ. Has just redved from NewYork and
NewOrleans lara and well selected stock I.
of Spring and Sumner goods. such as
French English an@A merican Prints,
Printed French.awn
:" Muslins, .
Figuredsrlliants,
Swis Muslills and Jaconets,
onk do. and Bishop Lawns,
Gloves, Mtts, Hosiery etc
PLANTT1ON GOODS.
2hnrtaw Moriner and ,snaburg stripes,
Chckesaw and ey stone plaids,
Blue Deui,s,
Twied and plain Lowell M
s. IA and 5l4 Bro Cottons
SPRING AND SINNER CLOTHING.
Hats, Caps, Boots and Spes, Hardware,
Crockery saddlet Cedar ware, and thou
sand things too numerouao mention.
All OF which will be ,ld at a moderate profit
payable first March, to pod and punctuai Gus
tolners, or still less for Coh
r. s. WILKINS,
April lG, 1859. Washington, La
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To the Planters,
or this and adj ioining ParisIie

MIR. W. A. ALLENDER Of the Texas Hedge
lNl company, IL now planting hedges of the Os.
aye Orange for number of onr planters, This
company il we'll recommended here and is tlndonb.
tcdly perfectly responsible asst has been aged
for number Of years and has given general 50 g.
fac ion Planters, who desire an imptnctfatIe
hedge for life. one thst will not rot, be blown OF
wash down, youd d do well to ilnpoy this company
us it's price IN but about 81 cents per panel with
pcrlt ei guarantee tllat the hedge is TO he made per
feet before thu pay Is required, except sfhaIl pay
ment Of 20 per cent the first two years This com
pany s pau 81 managing hedge j, entirely liter
ent from that OF nay other that has been pnrsuet
| in this part pi the country.
Call at the Eagle Hotel or address
WA. ALLENDER.
| Obeousas. March 2ad, 1sGI
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TOsEPH AZ GAUTHREAUN, Public
- Auetioneer in and for the Parish of st. Ian
dry Orders lett at his office, or at a. Millspaugs
Washington, La, will be promptly attended to.
jan I. 1860 at.sAas@s s'aS4@
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DANIEL SI.EUBLE.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

MERCHANT TAILOR.
HAS the honor to tpform his friends and the
Ill public in general that he has just returned
from the city of New York with the finest and most
elegant stock Of goods in his line nt business ever
INTRODUCED INTO THIS MARKETS! Fl
His stock OF materials for fitting mp gentemen''
waidroles in the neaest and most tasty manner can
not be surpassed, and lie assures his friends and
customers that he is prepared to cut and make
clothing Of every description in the latest French
ard American style. '~
Call in and eNamlnefo yourselves.
January 18th, lo6l.-ly.
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Saw Will.

PRICES REDUCED.
f'HE undersigned from this day will sell his Inn,
L her at his Mill Sp Bayou Bourbeu. at the the
following reduced prices, to wit:
o bnm and Magnolia, for cash, l! cent foot and
. cents Oh credit.
", White Oak 3 cents cash and 81 on credit.
Walnut and Ash for cash "a cents a foot and 8
cents credit.
dersd. reasonable deduction will lie made on
large Bills" S.Y, RiOHARD Apamt>
June sth, IS6l.-tf. 81
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500 REWARD.

yXTill be paid to any one who will lodge in jail
w or deliver to the undersigned his negro boy
mined George light gritf, aged about 20 years, and
about 5 feet ! inches in hight; Said boy was prr
chased from the Estate Of Chevalier na'gle; His
mother belongs to Gilbert David in Faquctaiquc
and his father to DR. Knox in Piaquemille, we men
tion this as he is likely to he found in the vicinity
OF those places.
P. S. George is a smart boy, and must he qnes
toned closely
December 22d 1860 If LEWIS, a. WEBB.
Bayou Bout
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Real Estate Agency.

TIME undesigncd offers his services to all persons
i wishing to purchase or seil iaEds and negroes.
He intends making tour Of most Of TIE Southern
States. with view OF establishing business con
nee,ions. Those de4iras of ayaiIing themselves OF
my services will do vel! to call on me at an early
date or address me at my Post Office, Washington,
La.
During my abscncc, DR.. James Ray will attend
to all applications.
Applicants must give fnll description of property
for sale OF which they desire TO purchase.
March sd. lasl.--iy. JAMES &. HILL.
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DISSOLUTION.

INilh partnership in the practice fahe law
Il heretofore existing between Hon. Ihnmas
IL. Lewis and the undersigned was dissolved
on the 23rd Murch last by the death of The
former. The partnership affairs will be liqui.
dated by the Undersigned All persons hav.
ling claims against said firm are requested Ia
present them Immediately for payment, and all
,lersons indebted to the same are requested tc
lome forward and SETTLE
.. JAS. Nj. PORTER.
Il April 20, 1861.
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For Sab,

TRACT of land of 1884 aDents in the parish
n of Lafayette, situate ebnut miles N. n. West
rom the town of vermillionylls4l miles from the
line OF the projected rail road: miles South East
from Charles Pecks, between 'he plantation OF
Madam Breaux and Vincent Berpand. This land
mile wide, and in quality Of soil AID location is moi
surpassed ly any land in the neigbpurhood; person
wishing topurchase such tract oland, may have have
bargain By applying to the undssigned At 0pe
lonsas. JOHN MCDONALD,
Opeo,,sas, december 22d. $780,
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HENRY L'NOTEL,

TNNGRAVER Oh Marble, has just established a
IL shop at st. Martinsyille COR the construction
Of funeral monuments of every description, makes
inscriptions on the same, and also pIoposes to fur
nish iron-railing for tombs.
Refer to Jonathan Harris.
Opelousas, August Is, lS60--1y.
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EAGLE HOTEL,

Fronting the Courtabieau, between the upper
aud lower Steamboat Landing,
Washington, La.
rI,HE undersigned having (very recently puf'
chased and re-titted the above Hotel "a
hags leave to announce to his friends and laallf
the travelling public, that he is now ready ready Gi
to receive Boarders by the Day, week A.-'-
and Month, at Reasonable Charges.
'"" j. S. GREENLEE, Proprietor.
N.B.-The location of this House is very desira III
h,e especially for persons travelling by way Of the
Stares and Steamboats, them the trouble OF
removing baggage.
washington La, March 5, 1850.
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Shel.ifs Sale.
SIII'E OF LOUISIANA.

Payne y HARRISON tth .,, pi-trlr, tI t., Court
Henry Dolner NJ. l0769.
IlY virtuc ofa writ uf H. IL isspcd It, the above
ID entitled suit by the District Court in and for
the Parish Of Orleans and State aforesaid, and to
me directed. will exposeat nl'c.ale ut I! months
bond, at the Court house of isis Parish Dn Satu,
day the 81 day Of August. *, y. lSll. commencing
at the hour Of III A. NJ. aud continuing from day TO
dny necessary all the right, tta interest nnd de-
mhnd Of the sai'i defendant. Henry Bollner IN
aud to the following property, seized to eatisfy
said writ, Ia wit: ..5Is.J VA
a certain negro girl named Elisabeth about 40
years Of age,
sheriil ! office, Opclonsas, July 18th, 1861,
l., Y. GuACIIEHE 3lclH