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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-23
BUSINESS CARDS.
RANSOM BARTLE,
b A N K E r f,

ZEAL ESTATE & LAND WARRANTS.
Independence Iowa.
I ANDS BOUGHT d SOLD, AND ENTER
IL ed on Commission. Exchange bought and
sold at current rates, Sight and Time Drafts
IN Eastern cities, Money invested on Joint ac
sount, Notes and Bills collected and proceeds
emitted to any part of the United States, at
current rates of exchange. Liberal accommo-
dations to depostors.
April 2, 1861.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-23

j. NJ HORD
IntleDendeEce
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-23

last evening, did they Bell % he asked
when he had scaled the periIous height.
No." said his sister-n law, laugh
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-07-23

Regulars and volunteers for ,
months and for the war
Add 10 this fifty five regiments
of volunteers for the war, ac-
eepted and not vet in service $4,000
Add new regiments Of regular
Army 5000
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tn Dnv r1rnps-Gather them on n

To Dry HERBs.-Gather them on q
dry day, just before they begin TO bios,
som brush off the dust, cutthem in small
branches and dry them quickly in o mod
crate oven; pick off the leaves when dry,
pound and sitt them, bottle them immc-
diately and cork them closely. They
mus, be kept in 4 dry place.
TO Por BurrEx FOR WlSrEE.--The
usual method is TO pack it in stone jars
with alternate layers of salt aad butter,
having salt at Tie bottom of the jar and t"
layer Of salt at the top; rock salt is the
best. The following is said to be supe-
rior mode Of keeping butter sweet; Mix
u large spoonful Of powdered white sugar,
one of saltpetre, and one OF SAT-; work
this quantity into every six pounds OF
fresh 'aadc butter; put it in a stone poi
that is Thoroughly clcansed, having athick
layer Of salt on top.
OH PASTE BLAcxlSo.-Tukc oil of Wit
rinl two ounces tanners oil five ounces
ivory black one pound, lnoIasses five uun
ces; mix the oil and vilrul together ant
let it slald . day, and then add the ivory
black and nolasscs and the white Of al
csggg and stir it we'll together to a thicl
paste. This is IA superior backing, vii
not injure the leather, and gives UNIVERSE
satisfaction.
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Valuable Recipes.

Sure CrRE FOR DYsXSTERY-Take
new churncd bntter, before it is washed
or salted; clarity over the fire, and
skim off all the milky particles add one
fourth brandy to preserve it, and loaf su
gar to swecten it. Let the patient (if al
adult rake two tabespoonfuls twice day,
The above is Il sure cure.
EYE WArER-Takc Of sulphate of zinc
ten grains, sugar Of lead twenty grains
rose water one pint; dissolve each sepa
ratcly and mix. Turn or the clear liquor
for use.
To PREvESr WouNps FROM MoRrlrY,
INo-Sprinklc sugar on them The Turks
wash fresh wounds with wine, and sprinkle
sugar on them Obstinate ulcers may be
cured with sugar dissolved in strong
dccoction of walnut leaves.
FELoS, Or Run RouSD.-If fclon or
run-round appears to be coming on the
finger, you can do nothing better than to
soak the finger thoroughly in hot ley. 1t
vii! be painful. but it will cure u disorder
much more painful.
Cure FOR THE EAR-AcnE.-Colton wool,
wct with sweet oil aid parcgoric, relieves
the car-achc very soon
CNorr REMEpY.--Equal parts of cam.
phor. spirits of wine and hartsllorn, well
mixed and rubbed upon the throat, is said
10 be good for the Group.
TOMATO C,rsrp.-Gather a peck of to.
lilatncs, pick ont the stems and wasl.
them; put them on the fire without water,
sprinkle on few spoontuIs of salt, let
'Ilrm boil steadily an hour, stirring them
frequently; strain through q coIander,
and Ihcn through y scivc; put the liquid
na he lirc with halfa pint of chopped
onions, half Il quarter of M ounce of mace
broke Into small pieces, and il not Suli-
cicitly salt add i little more; one table
si",nntil of whole black pepper; boil all
tnyclilrr until Just enough TO ill two bot
tIr<; cork it tight. Make it in August,
in dry weather.
PEPPER ECAI.--Grt one dozen pods
of pepper when ripe, take out the stems,
and cut them in two; put them in ket-
tic with three pints Of vinegar, boil it
away to one quart, and strain it through
u stivc. a little Of this is excellent in
gravy of every kind. and gives a flavor
greatly superior t" black pepper; it is al
8, very line when added to each of the
varion. cetsups for fish saute.
BrEATE TAINTED WITH OSIoSs.-Lnayes
pr ,.ars!ev, ,at'n with vinegar will pre-
cent the disagrccablc consequences OF cat. !;
ng onions. !
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ADVERTISING RATES.

TIE MERCURY has now the largest circula-
ton of sny paper in the State, aud is second in
this respect to but few papers in the South it
therefore offers great advantages to business men
aud others. whose interests require publicity.
ONE SQUARE, OF Is lines. solid Nonrnrcil,
each insertion, IS cents and for each additional
iiue cents.
COMMUNICATIONS of personal interest will
be charged as advertising matter.
Orders trum without the city to publish A3ver-
liscnents. Marriage Notices or Obituaries, will
not he attended TO unless the cnsh, OF nccepta-
bic city reference, accompany tho order.
a-s- On nll bills of $50 and over, 20 per cent.
discount is allowed.
js~ South Car.lina Bank Bills taken in pay
men: for subscription tI the Mercury.
Chsrlcstpn July 1851
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Proclamation.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, July Q, 1861.
! "A CCORDING to An Act of the Confederate
| IA Congress, entitled "An Act to put into ope-
ration tho Government under the permanent Co..
stitutun of the Confederate States Of America, -
it is required that each State shall vote on the
first Wednesday in November next, for President
and Vice President Of the Confederate States.
which officers to bc inauguratod on the twenty
second Gf February next, and
WHEREAS the existing law Of the State pro-.
vides that the Electors for President md Vice
President shall be appointed by the Legislature,
and whereas, the Legislature of this State will not
be in regular session ut the time prescribed by
the aforesaid Act, for appointment Of Electors
Therefore, hc it known that I, f. w. PICK
EMS, Governor in and over the State of South
Carolina, ny virtue Of the power vested in Inc by
the Constitution, authorizing the Governor, OIL eS
traordnary occasions, to convene the General As
setnhly, DO issue this, my PROCLAMATION.
calling upon and requesting the Senators and the
members oi the House of Represent ltives to con-
vcno in Columbia Oh the first Monday in Novem-
Der next ensuing, TINT they may be present in the
House of Representatives on the said first Wednes
day in November, t. appoint Electors of Presi-
dent and Vico President Of the Confederate States
of America, in conformity with The Act of the Con-
federato Congress afDrcauil.
As the permanent Government is To bo orpnn-
lied, an election will be required of two Senator's
from this State, and nl=o in NIL probability, con-
sidcring the peculiar State Of the country, other
important matters will he acted on ut the same
session Of the Legislature.
Given under my hand aud the seal of the Shte
aforesaid, Mt Columbia. this the sixth ,ay of
July, in the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-nne, and in the eighty.
sixth year of the Independence of the State Of
South Cnrolinn. F. w. PICKENS,
Isaac II. MEANS. Sucretary of State.
July II, 1851. t,nlm. %.
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State of So,lth Carolina,
EDt;E.FIELD DISTRICT. !. !.

Jh CONNUH PLk1E.
VN7HEREAS, IN inquest Of Eschcat hath i. en-
Wv returned TO this u0ice, whereby, it appears
that Charles McGregor, late of gdgcfeli Dis
:r:c:, woo was born in Dunbarton, ScuIand aod
lied on the twcnty-frSt day Of May. in the ,esr
of our Lord one thousand eli sht hundred sud i!ty-
seven, seized and possessed a. tic limo OF his
leath, Of q Lot CT Land. containing one-half
Acre, moro or less, situate, lying and bcrs in the
corporate limits Of EdgeGcld Eillugc, bcurdcd on
The North by Lot owned oy Rev. T. r. Lynch,
IN the East by Lots owned by Thomas P Mayrath
and George ". Lundrum, and tho Public Street
leading from the Court House to Pot,ersvil.r, On
the South by q Lot owned by James r. Euzier
and Oh the West BY public street Immediately in
the rear Of tho Court House, and Lots Uwpsd ny
William j. Ready, F. l.. Smith and Rev. P. n.
Lynch; without having in his lifetime made any
disposition thereof, and without leaving eny per-
son who can legally claim the same. Now in
pursuance Of tic directions Of tie Act Of Assem-
bly,, in such case made and provided, the I,irs Of
the said Charles McG!egor. or others clx:miug
lnder him if any there be, are hereby required 10
| tppear and make claim within eighreer months
| rom the date hereof.
Witness mJ hand at EdsciiclL Court House, this
| fourth day of !Arrii, 4. y. 1863.
T;.3s. G. BACON, c.cr.
April II. 1SfO If j.
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State Of South Carolina,
.EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COIUON Pleas.

n C. BROOKS. who L. in custody Of tic Sheriff
eD I, Of Edgefe'd District, by virtue Of wr, Z.
Capin1 at Sati.iacn adam at the sut Of Har.mond
& Lark. having filed in my cficc ."sc'hcr with
Schedule, on oath, Of his estate and effects. hi.
pet,ion TO the Court Of Common Pleas. praying
to be admitted TO the benefit Of the AcS Of II Z
General Assembly made for :ho relief oi irsolvcrt
debtors. 1t is ordered That the sn! Eammori
{ Lark aud all ;Ec creditors; 80 wh"m the .aid J.
e. Brunks is in anywise indebted he, ard they ayc
hereby summoned. an,l have rrt:cc 10 appear, hc-
fore the said Court ut Edccfcd C,r-. li"rsr. IN
the seventh ,lny of October next 10 SHOW cause ir
any they can, why the prayer cf The petition aforc-
sail, should not he granted.
S. HARRISON, c.c.p.
Clerks 0Gicc June 9th 1851. 3m %.
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WATER PRooF roa LEArllEa.-Take
l;nsecd oil one pint, yellow wax and white
.urpcrtinc, each two ounces, burgnndy
pitch one ounce; melt and color with
lampbiack.
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LEADING
PATENT MEDICINES,

-SUcu As
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINAMENT for cure
Of OLD Sores, Rhcumatism, &c.
Rudaway's Ready RELIEF
Snnfori's Liver INFIGORAT0R, one OF
best Liver Medicines ever discovered;
0xygenated BITTERS;
Hustettcr'. celebrated Stomach BITTERS, sure
cure far Dyspepsia;
Whtcombs Athma REMEDY, certain relief in
short time
Kcnncdy's Mcdical DISCOVERY;
Kenncly's Salt Rheum OINTMENT for cure OF
Scrutuln or any kind of eruption;
IIeccmnn & Co.'S Eliyer Of Calssya Bark for
cure of Chi!.s and Fever;
Tnrrants Eaervesccn. Scltzcr APERlENT;
Clark'S Female PILLS;
Marchises' Uterine CATIl0L1CON;
pHILOr0kEN or Females FRIEND;
Pure COD LIVER, oil jelly and more pleasant
''7Sfm 10 take;
Bryan's pmlmonic WATERS which affords re.
lief in ten minutes.
just received and for sale ut
G. W. L ]. B. HODGES.
Oct 19 If 42.
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FALL AND WINTER STYLES, 1850!
HATS, Gaps, UMBRELLAS
Wholesale and Retail
Geo. w. Ferry,

MASONIC HALL BUlLDlHG,
244 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga,
EnAs received large and carefully selected
E-H Stock of Gents Molcskin, CASHMERE, AmeE-
can and French Felt HATS;
Cluth, Plush, Silk Velvet; Glazed and Seamless
CAPS, new and elegant patterns;
Youths and Children HATS and CAPS, in
great variety of handsome styles.
Silk, Alpaca and Ginghams U UMBRELLAS;
IIcuvy Plantation HATS for Negroes:
Frosh Goods received by every Steamer. Prices
as cheap US the cheapest
Call and see.
Augusta, Ga, Sept 10, 1850 If S6
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Blacksnaithing

HUATING been thrown out of employment by
u the hardness vi the times, and wishing to
support myself and fnuiily hy my labour, have
secured Mr. t;oodr's Brick Ship where I propose
to do all kinds Of BLACKSMITIlING, pnrticu-
lurly repairing DuGgics md Carriages, (in Irony
with Plantation work, Horse Sh"cing, &c. All
work brought to the shop will he promptly al
tended to- JOHN MAL0Y.
June 10 If %
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FOR THE HAIR.

JIoin.street Inimitablc HAIR RESTORATIVE; (;
Mrs. S. a. Aliens Worlds lInir REST0RER
and Hair DRESSING:
phalon's Improved Magic Hair DYE
Burnctt's COCAINE;
phalon's COCINE, POMADE and Hair OIL, all
excellent for giving the Hair lively and glossy
appearance.
The Indies nrc solicited TO give the above as-
sortmcnt al examination.
c. W. & J. 3. HODGES.
0rt ~ Il "
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TRI-wEEKLY MERCURY. for year $500

> SJVU
'' iur mouths $50
+" for months I.25
For lnss than months. 80 cents a month.
FROM THIS DATE. ~ subscriptions ont nf
the ci:y will b= received unless accompanied with
the cash.
p0SrM.iSTEHS arc authorized to act as our
Regular Ayc:,t> in Obtaining subscribers and for
wdrd;"g the nrn,"y. Far which they will be allowed
70 per crn:. commission /; only, however, whom
paid il advance.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed, must
;n,ntioa the Post Olico frola, as wul us the one
to, wtic! ticy desire the changs to be made.
Gentlemen getting up Clubs Of 5, 10, 90 or mora
will be supplied II: 20 or cent. loss than Regular
Rates.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
~ COVVON :pLEA,N.

IN CONN0N .J'LEAS.
yEyILLMAN S. HUDSON, who il in The custody
4 ofthc Sheriff Of EdgcGcd District, by virtue
of u writ of Cn,os al Sa'i.fari.ndnn, at tic suit
Of Luther Roll, having fled in MY flee, together
with Schedule, on cath, Of his estate and effects,
his petition to the Ccur; Of Common Please, pray
ing that he may lie admitted to the benefit Of tho
Ac.. of the General Assembly made FOR the relief
..i :ns!vcnt debtors II is ordered, That tie said
Luther E., and all other tho creditors 20 Hhcr!
the said T:lman S. Hudson is in m"ywigc indebted,
BE- AMI they are hc.chy summond, and have no.
tice 10 appear. before the said Court at Edgefeld
Court 1iuu.e, on the seventh day OF October next,
10 show cause, If any they can, why the prayer CT
i!ic petition aforesaid, should nc; hr granted.
S. HARRISON, Ger.
Clerks Office. June 18th 1861. 3m 26.
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May Clr;s:;a. $ csmo au, xe:.;;

May = Clr;s:;l 3 c.me ai:,l "~:;;
Tie oil fvl%S si"oi on iar tli.s 90; The grave
'i:y;r ;nr.ns were wilacrc, sn lsch.c au'l bent
.!..s; the y".:!: grew NJ t'' manhood brave!
/ ,cn .':o .i.rt!awS irc&,hlc,i az tie wal,
i.,;.,,. ,>avn. "t An;ui;:r. rr" :: $ "a.
To-: days a:c S9ae.-;!u:s -~;;:';y i H.
.i:ri s.asu ..puwds wl::rr ':,e mii"%* ve:i'
.:n,n, ;!:e nations of In. !crl.
S:,aw w'se-u t:l'ss Il :,:,'t- c4;m!y Slet!!
.;,,ca siir"ce rsisnc,i wi,!.;;s ::* aa!i.
Aai ,llrkaess $4a'lowcd on ;i:: w':l.
,r:,2 l;;!c oae< tha; saor:e'l :!sa7".
>.,:'ts:. Ter cirii. ;;,r AN! wi'l.;
:. ,i9i iy worldly g"i.f an cara.
49,: $. ;ite.r t!sink ~: ii ir"Sr;e
!, 'i'=n.n ;!ry $i"si a='i "a tee i"l',
la; :..e: :, "a: .'.,;'w, Il: 'lc wall!
Ets:: .i.c Sn:.:iia:a Fill: ,.l .'irssic
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.Damr- VI. hudson.
vEyli:: Pl.iH;ias in 'i,e a.vc stated case. having
q this day III. d :'.'r Hsc:ara;:cn il ny CG:ee,
n Tie Defendant !ia,irt neiii:cr wiz, r.r A;;"r-
ncy knowi, t, reside Miriin the I:imits ct this
state, or waom c"rics ct said Declaration with
rules tn ple.,i can hc served, On mn;icn Of J. L.
Addison. Plaintiffs Attorney, Ordered that the
said Defendant appear and plead to suid Declora-
ticn within year and day from tie date hereof,
final and absolute judgment will be given
against him.
s. HARRISON, c.c.p.
Clerks Office, June 10. 1861. lyq %
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The rudy Liazc or&he great p;aa aTs.
Glaucel un he good dams. !!appy All aid
Furnished tho locks Of tho gr.:y-haro:i s::'',
i'a;a;e.l i:ls chcsks o; The cro!:ek;ng rh!l;
Frightened with lus;ru the long trval hall,
r.s: many shadows on the wall.
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UCST received a full assortment of METALLIC
% BURIAL CASES. all sizes. which will he suld
LOW FOR CASH. I buy for Cash, and will be
necessarily compelled t" sell on the same terms
Thirty days is the Longest credit that will be given
Also, on hand MAHOGANY C0FFINS at An.
gusta prices. Common WOOD C0FFINS made
to suit the order, both in quality and price.
J. NJ. WITT.
Aug. 20, 1880 # 81
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I'll. song ard .nrth anu tules went round,
And many s:;ou: Of laughter clear,
Rang out with joyous pcs!iHs s'nnd,
Which lovia; hearts grew WARM tn hear;
Gay shadows !asccd upon lhr wall,
Like ely brl,o 4, city Bail.
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EYE WArER.-Takc Of sulphate of zinc
ten grains, sugar Of lead twenty grains,
rose water one pint; dissolve each sepa-
ratcly and mix. Turn or the clear liquor
for use.
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..nl wacIi ti:s merry Christ;n IS came,
Stockings were hung on The carisauas-'rO'
Ani Tie s:ln?.c gift and the GOOD u!l game,
,M.,!c lie oil! feel young. and t''e yuuss fall
o.";sc
Ta ,.,,,l"ws !irsered lpn: ~. w,il
,n.i .i!ish, lse; fingered l"ns ii ;i!r ia!!.
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:i..x h'!.ny ws' III. oysn;il.,
Il ;iie :""l :!,' days aaw past and E"na'
8: ron:li t:lv farmers irc.i:;e,
X, gathered when Tho day was dome;
III. i:rc.lisLt a:ri;. r;ag oa the W.,
Sweet voices sn4.i,lins il ;hs hall.
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To Prevent WouNps FROM MoRrlrY-
lSo.-Sprinkle sugar on them. The Turks
wash fresh wounds with wine, and sprinkle
sugar on them. Obstinate ulcers may be
cured with sugar dissolved in q strong
Gccocton of walnut leaves.
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BY SIMKINs, DURIsOE & co.
2s2PAaEp WITH AN EYE
The Farmcr's EireS;ac.

To Season a:.d Latitude.
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TUSEi'H A. GAUTHREAUN, Encnn.
- gteur' Public dams ct pour Ia Paroisse St. Lam
dry; tout ordre laisse a son bureau gu chez A Mills
paugh. il Washington: sera prompte,nent execute.
Upeiousas, Z ianvier 1850.
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Vente publique.

TIM yer,u DIM orlre de Ia conr dn h"i'leme
IL District, Judiciare, dams ct pour la %1,nrnisse
,o,. Landry. en- date du IL Juliet 1861, il Sc
ra expose en- yente pubiiqne an pins mani e.
delnier encllerisseur sur les lienx par lie sous
signe el,,canteur public dument assernen'e,
MercreGi II aOat 1861.
Lea proprie,es snivantcs appnrtenant q Ia
succession de fen Michel Moore. h. C. J.. der
pieremenl de ce,,c ,%rarnisse, a savoir:
Humiliation OH demei,rait lie defiln', a Est
ct pres de la Wills des O,,vlunsas Ell la rnro'Sse
ST. Landry, bornye al nord par Ia ttrre de
Nine. Thomas G. Anderson ct par lie B'y"n
Delpuen,e, au sud par la terre de Last'e Meat.
ct a l'uaest par des terres appartcnant a Nine
Eyariste nebai'lon, crn'enant daprfs acte PAS
Sc par devnnt lie soussisne Recorder ct enrrgls-
ire en- son bureau dams lie livre + rage lllS
&c par le,uel JOSEPH NJ. Moore vend Ia meme
terre an defunt. deux cent vingt denx arren's,
ensemble nvec tou,es les batisses ct anchors
tinns oui s'yironyeu,. 2 muleis, 8 cheyanx ere.
oles, | lusil, 2 caisses dnu,ils u %charpeule, III
10, de cochons, dc. SC. &c.
Termes e, cotiai,ions.-le iont sera vendr
pour du compliant.
ACHlLE DUPRE, Encanteur.
10 INLET, 1861.
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Yente par lie Sheriff.
EIiT' DE La LOUISIiFE.

-" NA> III
Eliza NJ. Taylor cour de District
&c. Robertson. P''''i Ne = "a! !7s'"''
I'm ycrtn dun writ de saisie It dc vcn.e
IL dtlivra dams ~l'af,aire ci-dessus, PAR Ia Cour
de District. dams ct pour Ia Paroi.se st. Ian
dry ct lie suslit Etat, ct d moi adressi il sera expose
Ell Tente p%u>lique. pour du compliant. a la Maiscn
de Cnur de cette Iayoisse. lie SAMEpI. lH:e jour
dao,t. A. b. 1851, commencant a II heules A.
NJ. ct continuant de jour eli jour sill est nc cess,lire,
tors les t%itrcs, aroits. interets ct lrGtentie,!s de
+. {. Robertson, il la -propris,s %sliivaute, saiSic
poar ~satisfsire ledit crdre, n SAVIOR:
I'm certain mnIceau de terre sse sur la rive At
~cilafilaya en- Ia paroisse st Landry, Giant dams lie
I 8, S IL; $ lie la Il ! + dams lie district Sud Duet
de terres de Ia Lnuisiane, ct, plus implement dscri-
tie CONNIE suit: ttant sur lfA,cha.a!aya tn point
de depart de la iigne qui divise les teircs u!ors ap.
parteilant 4 Fergus Nathorn ct e,,s,.ite ii ". L.
Davis, della s'ttendant lie long de III lisne de stpa.
ration ct Sc dirigeant a i'Onest ~jns4i'au Bayou
Powell, Giant lie premier Bayou pIas haut que lie
bayou commandment apreld Ie Bayou Davis ct
Giant le second bayou plus halt que la residence de
WE. Dayis; de In lie long du milieu du dit bayou
a In riviire Atchafalaya; ensuite ramontant FAT
~chafaiaya ~iNsqn'au point de depart. Etant la meme
terre achetie par Frank C. Robertson, ce!ui qui a
hypothsinc la die terre, de w. i. Davis. lie 3 aout
1857 d'apres acte passe pardevant John ]. Morgan,
notaire puplic.
Bureau du Sheriff, Orclousas. ~ JUN 1861.
]. V. CUACHERE, Sheriff.
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Vente pubiique.

Inn vertu dun uldre de Ia Cuur de District.
~ j'olfriraie en- yen,e pnh'iqae. 1pvant Ia porte
DE- la maison de cour an Opelousas,
Samedi II aout 1861,
In ierre s%ulyan'e aprnrtenant "a Ia succession
d'Amelia NJ. King. drcedee, Il SAVIOR:
I'm moroccan de terre
sur Ia rive drnite de lAIchafalaya en- dscen.
dant. en- la laroi>se st Landry. cnn'cnant ELI
yilun $50 3G.lDn acres, bofiee en- huit, en- has,
e, sur la woFoslHnr PR Ashcralt. eianl Ia fac
lion II y yet y /! de la fraction u s + de
la section "a dams lie Towsh;p 6, Sud de la Ran
gee Z Est.
Ternes ct conditions--A un credit de douza
mois. avec %seeuiite personnelle ct hypo'hea'e
speciale pour i 6 dn priS de ID di'e terre. Ell
pour les autres 80 les termes serori fixes par
des assemblies de families devant etre tcnues
arant lie jour de la vente,
c. l.. SWATZE, Administrator
de- Ia succession d Amelia II. King.
Opelousas, Is juiliet
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AVIS IMPORTANT.

r Els soussignes phaimaciens droguistes ont reso,
IL lu qua T%avenir, lis restreindront au,an. que
possible, leuis yentes dams les limites du Compliant.
Pour leurs clients ponctuels, DIES couples se!om'
%toujuurs uuverts, dependant les suussignes Sc rescf.
vent la faculte den demanacr lie %paiemert a III I'm
de chaque mois.
Ii est de leur dtsir de solicitor lie patronage pn.
bic ct d'6iargir lie nombre de leuts clients aa, .ai
Que celia sera compatible avec les pflhc'pes u a.a'
tire l'acYnareur ct lie vendeur. .u;a,
lis saississent aussi cette occasion pour pre-,
ceux qui leur doivcnt de payer immediatemeht gu
tout au moins dc veuir r:gler ss,,s dela''
On JOHN POSEI,
~ - Fla fGr T.. LEONCE HEBRAKD,
A, LOUAILi.lER y Co.,
mars lse1-6m j. A. NJ. icMtLgAN.