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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21
Late from Z0llicOffer's COmmand-Sue.
cessfuI Skirmishing.

The Knoxville Register. of Saturday
last. publishes the following intelligence
from Gen. Zollicofer's camp:
Gen Zollicoffer has crossed TIE Cum
berland river at Mill Spring, and has ad-
vanced some four miles on the road to
Somerset. On Sunday last there was a
skirmish between our pickets and the
pickets of the Lincolnites, at Somerset.
the result of which was that thirteen
Lincolnites were killed and fourteen taken
prisoners. On our side no casualties oc-
Cured, except one man being wounded
and horse killed. Among the Lincoln
ties killed was one Lieutenant.
The army under Gen. Zollicoffer are
reported to have entire confidence in him,
and are eager TO be led against the in
vaders. The health of his command is
excellent, and his forces well provided
for.
A company of Lincolnite cavalry, on
picket, at Fishing Creek, wore also at
tackled by our cavalry. on Sunday. and
chased six miles, strewing the road as
they went with guns, blankets, and pis-
tolls, which our brave boys deliberately
gathered up. Among the arms thrown
away by these panic-stricken Northerners
were several Colts rifles.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21

Sickness ia NashrWe-A lady from
Madison parish. La. writing from Nash
vile TO friend. says:
l have been here four days only, and
/ have never seen or heard of so much
misery. There are ten hospitals IN the
city and vicinity. and everybody l have
seen has from three 10 ten sick men in
their house. They are mostly Texans.
Arkansians. Mississippians. Kentuckians
and Louisianiaus. There are one or two
hospitals in East Tennessee which have
to be supplied from here. because the
citizens there will give no assistance.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21
FROM RICHMOND.
English opinion Of The SslEurs Of Ia
sen and Slideil.

Memphis, Dee. IA special dispatch
to the Appeal, from It's Richmond CORES
pendent, says that President Davis had
received dispatch. which was read BE-
fore Congress to-day, stating positively
that England had demanded the Encoa-
dtional release of MeSsrs- Mason and
Slidell. with their Secretaries. BY the
Lincoln Government
Richmond. Dee III Is reported
here that dispatch has been received
in official quarters. announcing thai a
dispatch appeared in a recent number es
the Louisville Journal. stating that. On
the reception of the news in Liverpool u
the arrest of Mason and Slidell. al i'm
mense mass meeting vas held. At which
resolution of the strongest and most
emphatic character passed. calling On the
British Government 70 demand mOst
summary PREPARATION for the insult offered
the British flag BY the forcible arrest and
seizure of Messrs- Mason aud Sli1eM bv
Capt. Wilkes. Of the San Jaeinto-
FROM EUROPE VIA RICHMOND
The Norfolk Day Book. OF tbs mora
ing. publishes a synopsis Of the proceed
ings of meeting held a; Liverpool. &C.
casioned by the intelligence Of the arrest
of Mason and Slidell The Northern
papers say the meeting was composed 81
cotton men. The Chairman Of the meet
ing. after the adoption OF the resolzsions.
said {" When the news Of the Outrage
reached Liverpool. the feeling created
was one of surprise. mingled with is6is-
nation, and this feeling was shared D.
the community generally and Il was
our duty 10 press on the Government the
imperative necessity Of vindiesGinz The
power and dignity Of the British nxme
and flag" Loud and continued cheer
ing. Some slight effort was made IN
opposition TO the adoption Of the resoIa
lions. but il was Overwhelmingly crushed
The Yankee papers are down On En--
land for such manIfesfaiioas-
The London Times evidently regards
the arrest of Mason and SlidsIl a great
outrage to the British flag.
A dispatch dated Liverpool. sssk uls-.
says the excitement here over The STOP
page of the Trsn, has been most intense.
exceeding anything since The Crinean
war Friends At London ara a. gate
loss what course to pursue
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21
FsTE stTS LtFEE Fzsx EtksFE,
Fall Details Fl i, IRA, :a,i,,zsa,

SSndv Hack- Dee. He-fhe ss@s-sstar
fIsnsa. fresn Brea=a - SOLO,.
Ssgh ult. hFias> advises gast ~ ssvasaa~s
from - Thouas arrived al ;. asA4nanfea
ca the sSh si-h sA= salei.s.wae~ gasl
Maseu aa3 >s5irsi ~err tszraiH rsAra
from The Beltish mlHil sseamaeT HErmz-
Liverpool. NJ e8-lssesE sx-sseaaess
exists heEe TO-DAY. ua.irs tse iatesa geurr
oi Ihe tsskin- af shs Ssss' hrFu Casmaaas-
ssouers. Masoa ao4 >.lAalL hea AZ
Brush al ssst91rr rFena A aaz1s
nAgioa uegsias was FremRsts hvtA aa&
resolatiaus e4srhr3 ~ a-esaaas,haa. A.
nouaeia- the iuSal sa.t rasiaa.e aern a.
Goverumras - mxinss5a th- Araaas 81
TIE fts Ssnr rFomsaeut ulrFra.snfs
spoke against prsei-ls.sls ts1aaa. sas ssat
tie uaazzrr b.aa b.s1trr 49, re- ts tha tsss-
ernmea5. bat the frv6n- "a laals.sussaaa
Nas grEesaL
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21

Important, If Irue-A Maryland Reg
inaent Deserving Lincoln.-We find the
following important paragraph in the
Lynchburg Virginian, of the 18th:
We have received intelligence through
an officer attached to Gen. Clark's staff,
who arrived here last night by the Or
ange and Alexandria train from Centre
vile. that an entire Maryland regiment
had deserted Lincoln's army, bringing
with them their arms and equipments.
Our informant says he saw them at Gen.
treville before he left there yesterday.
Since writing the above. we have re-
ceived information from reliable source
corroborating the above. The particu-
lars of the desertion were these: The
regiment were sent out on picket from
Alexandria, and when they reached the
front of our lines they hoisted the Con-
federate flag and marched into Centre.
vile. They we're accompanied by their
Colonel and the officers of the regiment.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21
Prepared.-Under this caption, the
Planters La. Banner, of the 18th inst,

We are happy to say that, by the enter
prise of Judge Baker, the Committee of De-
Tense, aud Col. Barrow, our preparations for
giving the enemy a rough reception at Ber-
wick's Bay have been completed. We now
invite the Lincolnites to come on-lo 900 or
any larger number They will find a vast
difference between Berwick's Bar and Port
Royal
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21

represent the Federal forces as still pour
ing into Kentucky. The enemy now
claim nearly hundred thousand men
between Louisville and Green river.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21

Sixteen regiments in all have been
transferred from Western Virginia to
Kentucky. being. probably, two thirds of
the Yankee force employed during the
summer In Western Virginia.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21

EA fine battery of rified cannon.
made IN New Orleans, reached Memphis
last Friday. as we learn from the Ava
lanche.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21
From the North.
A Northern paper says:


. All accounts from Washington agree that
Mcclellan is using untiring industry in get
ting the army into the best possible condition,
while ID is mere and more evident, every day
that be does not mean to use it to obtain mil
itary glory, but to carry out plan similar
to that of Scott-to queA this rebellion by a
mighty pressure, and not by mighty slaughter.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Evening Post says:
1t is very pleasant to see the confidence
the whole army has in Mcclellan. At this
moment he reigns. OF, if he chose, absolutely
dictates, and fancy, if the truth was known,
the President and his Cabinet are secondary.
He holds in his hand six hundred thousand
men What vast responsibility Yet he is,
all say, fully equal TO It, and. better yet, there
is no danger of his abusing this power. His
viii is absolute here he has brought this
huge mass of men into order he directs what
they shall do. from the most minute points Of
etiquette or dress up to the great movements
that are to give certain success.
That there will be advance, and shortly,
am absolutely certain.
The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer says:
The portal of Fort Lafayette was thrown
open to-day to allow Senator Gwin. Calhoun
Benham and j. Brent TO pass from durance
vile, and once more breathe the pure, free
air of heaven" They have been released
upon their parole, and they will Immediately
report themselves at the State Department in
Washington. They claim to have left Cali
fornia under understanding with the Fed
eral Government that they should not be
liable to arrest Prior to their release, their
baggage was overhauled, but reasonable
documents or correspondence was found.
Col. Kirrigan. Of the New York 25th,
has had his trial and is condemned to
be shot for alleged INSTRUMENTATION and
covert with s'ihe. enemy"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21
TEIEGRAPH1C NENS
BATTLE AT VALLEY houssAss.
FsderaIs Repalxed With a sreaf Less

Ri. haaas. Dee lg-csszs4l latsliasezcs recesse2
by tie War Dspartuent STATES thAs zhe kesz~r-z-
5 COO srrsas-asracksd Cd El~4ra Seh1~sea :
onlIasul an Waller ssantsin. an De Ina anssaai
bat they we're repal-ed EitA EeAf isss ARR a. 80
-ageussnt q Sexen hours Tie hafzae ceszzasea.as
Al o'clock IA the foreaeca- Cal- SaAass"a fescz
was 200 straag-siaee rsiafarred = s~s ssz'-
ments. Cd. Johnston + NiEsa gvaessass q
West Poias bal be coulHaAa1s iAs f-zA ssea-s-a
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21
CAMr NEAR CARRIERS MILL, VA,

CAN'T NEAR CARTER's MN, Va,
November 20, 1861.
We, the undersigned, members of the
Camden Rifles donate the individual
amount of our Nississ ppi script for the re-
lief of the widow and children of our COM
rade iii arms, WM. y. CAIN, who fen in the
Il. I,,l.- .
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21

s.g-,=-a Taas. I4-Et = reuagtc4 heFe tAat -
-. rs;.i..,,r. - sp.raursas-d siae.sca GsF
the relief 81 the suss-TeTs ~ fas tAafls-ts1 ~
Nashville Dec l4-The NEMESIS = - -"
tncky Legislature held a cslaees RErFa'-s = -
$50. ~ = : S-,.t,r. when eszrr~Hr Davis ~
-a;,-s.4 A. vasss AMI Joshua r. Bell . Nss<~~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21
From the North Via Nashville

Syracuse. Ne. Dee 7-Ba~y Prrissztaasias A's
nov being made. erecting winter satfs@fs - ~
troops Gen Prise : ssl S11s1 q Re 49,
river and near Osceosa- L he eEe7-e7 50 s4'S's
lively times may be expected
Se,lalIa No.. Dee. To DRY IN :. \ p -
while On for4giag exgedlssea nesr haas iAseS+ So
seized by 4 party Of Eebei ssAlls'ef>. --.- 49,
prisoners -
B1stsa Dec. 7-Sext week II e1la~E~ A. -
prisoners Of the North Cara-lal t.SiasA-. = q. =
sent 10 Fortress Nouroe fron Fort 3a-zeE- aa9
them reIalsed On narole-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21
FROM MEMPHIS

Memphis. Dec l4-Aoaut 500 feserAas aei'
Paducah. marched 10 Vieuna Ga fAar~stsy- sarEs
burned dwelling aad iszsla~r PIE. taea FssaEaea
TO Padacah. They mlde n astaek % CaaaP s~a1-
regard
JEFF. THOMPSON ABORT
Ger. JET ThCnpscn's Lltest exploit : tes tal
loving. lie sarroaalel tie IaaSres ~aa ~~Fe
saarlis- bril- between Caariestsz sal iasfs
Point, kilIin, fsur al1 taSIzs t0 aaore os 80 Es
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21

y ours truly,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-12-21
correspondence of the Citizen.

+. II. II.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-18

Ii is cntircly unlike every other Medicine PIE
scribcd for isncrca! Diseases, as 1t contains lao
Mineral Pojyop or NauscOHs Drugs, being pre-
pared from RoGis, Bdrks md LeareS, in the form
Of pheasant and dtii,iogs Syrup.
Its natures own remedy" for Gonorrh-ea,
Clap uleet, Gravel, Structure, and IS rsPe-
CiaKg recommended for Fluor Ali,us, whites IN
Frnal.s for this il il invaluable. o.
As general aiierdfire end blood pastfcr = has
no equal and does not 'ail to ScrQfT'r, S'con
da.y syphilis, GidRduidr Seedlings MrrcRrt"i
and at Eruptirc Diseases, curing them more
speedily and permanently than any Other mcd,
cine known. It does his BY PgrifyiHg and r'eans-
ina He biJ0d Causing it to flow ia all It's "'i--
maj purity and veor, thus removing hom Ia,
System all impure and pernicious causes which
have induced disease. In all cases of GOHOrTbTd
ami Glcet that have baiicd all medical skill, it j,
especially recommendation old cases it never
fails and recent ones II cures from one - three
days. 4 .fcc doses positireiy rcmore all Scaid'"g
heat, chordea and pam.
! 1t does not affect the breath or interfere with
! any class Of business.
Il requires No assistance from Other medicine.
| 1t can lay OF the Tuilct-tabie, o. in the Count
! Room, without its ever being suspected a.
e remedy for pirate diseases.
! Treatise on Ncn"I-al Diseases, with full I'll
/ REGIONS for then ;c.msn,nt cure. accompany m.
| each hottie.
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ss5D REWARD
TWO MULES
IG,.t,.nycd OF. est0leii.

A REASONABLE reward will he given for
n the delivery to Mr., GEORGE FITCH, be-
low Evergreen, Ayoyelles Parish, La, of the two
following deetrbcd femoie mul's'
Age ! each mite about II years Color OF
both dark brovsn; vet the col"r Of one Is rather
:. Inter than that II tie other
These t,,o males belong to The c,ta;" Of Bcnja-
min \. Robert. deceased, of bayou Rouge; wer"
purchased of Jacob Levi aud ore Used 10 rah%c
about the Old tlin. plantation n Rapides Parish
NOW said to be- owned by Nj. John Perkins.
mar:IO-:im NILSCN I. KpbLiaA
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-18
MONTFORT WELLS.

Hon. DIV. VOORHEES,, Democratic Con
gr'>sman, of Indiana, made 4 speech at
Grecuca~tIe the other day, in which lie
said, amongst other things: =" | say to
YOU, my constituents, that. as ycur y pre-
sentative, never viii vote one dollar, one
man. or One gun to the administration OF
Abraham Lincoln, to make war upon the
South, to carry death and drsolation 50
the land of Washington, jackson, Clay
aad Joe Davies." -LoajsrWc (Ky.) Dem.
OCTGt.
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Alexandria, May sstB aud 2eth, at IL m
and p. M;


ALL persons are hereby forewarned not to
"A trade for certain note dated LIST March,
1850, and drawn by John Began. 81 aud
Chares w. G. Walker in favor of Mrs. Mary Ann
Wells, for the sum of Eight Thousand, Three
Hundred and Ninety fiye dollars, payable on the
LIST dav Of March, l-62, at the office of the Cii-
Gems Bank, New Orleans, bearing eight per cent.
interest from the first day of January, lcGl, and
pcraph d Ne rarictcr by Il. NJ Fitzpatrick, Re
corJ,r and cx-Oiilcio Notary Public.
The consideration for which said note was
given having failed, we will not pay the sane
unless compelled by law. -
JOHN hogan, SIR, y
CHARLES W. e. WALKER.
IN 0. Pi,ayunc copy three times ami send
bill 10 thi, Office Nay l--tf.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-18

Ole Bull, the distinguished Yiolini-t, re-
Gently played at a concert in London, the
occasion being his fist appearance in
England for thirty wears.
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LIQUORS,
LIQUORS,
AND CIGARS,
and he has lately received new and splendid
BILLIA RID Il A b LIE.


II may not be amiss, or the information OF
those who are not acquainted, to say that the
Evans House is situated on a beautiful lis ~
g.ound-aenut one hundred yards north of the
White Sulphur Springs, situated IN the Parish Of
Catahoula, State of Louisiana. and about twenty
FIVE mile from Alexandria, and tlilty-thrce f'n
Hanisonburg, end the public road lradidg from
Natchrz, by Alexandria, to Texas and it is To-
Gated in the high and healthy Pine Woods, about
one half mile from Trout Creek, where the finest
of trout fishing will afford the greatest aInusc.
ment to those who wish to pass time in that way.
The undersigned acknowledges his gratitude to
his friends and the public generally for the pa
tronagr bestowed upon him during the time h',
did business at the White Sulphur Springs
Hotel" and ealnostly solicS liberal share OF
patronage at tie Evans House, of which all the
new buildings have been compiled, where he will
always be ready and willing to receive and ac-
commodate all who may favor him with call
Nav lS-tf JOSEPH j. NAltD.
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In 1850, two of Iincoln's Cabinet. Sew
ard and Chase, voted in the United States
Senate tor aPetition that "some plan might
b. devised for the dissolution Of tie Nm
rricar Union.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-18
POLICE .JLRY ELECTION.

N conformity to law, IN election will be held
3 ON Saturday, til" 18th day Of Aav, IN the
ChruryvilI- Ward foI one men3.r u: the Police
lurv 20 scryc for two vears.
Tbrrct..,. the commissioners are '"rrby notified
10 ho.3 SAID lection and make returns according
~ law g. BsfILIO, \. j. }.
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NEW ADvERTI SEMENTS.
10 the Citizens ofLouiisiaIAa
.rrryTIoN. MLITAIRE EFT CIVIL I!

ATTENTION, MILITAIRE EFT CIVIL :!
Frederick G. and Glatigny. Stage Directors
Mr.. Tidmarsh. Manager of Iouaves
UNBE ZOUAVES, soldiers of the Crimea and
l Algeria who instituted a theatre upon the
battlefield at lnkcrman-ifho since obtaining
their congcs from the French Army, have piayed
with unrivaed success ill over Europe, anu nave
recently concluded brilliant engagements at rev
Orleans Academy of Nusic) and Mobile have
rerrntlv reconstructed and fitted up, in superb
stvle a fine steamboat, rs a perfect BgOu oil
Theatre complete iii all respects, wherein to per-
firm their delightful French Naudeviles, Opera
Rouffes, Operattas, &c. with the lnuouucuVh oi
Pouular and Patriotic Songs, and Grand MllItaIy
Spectacular sc, mes, showing how the fIch'h
Army was amused in its hours Of'repose and how
the carnage fields Of the Crmca were won nom
the hsrdy aud valDrous Russians.
The battles Of Inkerman, Aims Balak,sVa'
Tr,ctir, Namelon Vert aud Malakoh VIII IN
tnru be produced, offering splendid opportunity
In military men who have hot seen active service
| to c,t a glimpse of how things are done upon
the battle plain And the Zouavcs assure the
p,,blir that the Vaudcvilles, Opera-Bouif's, ope-
rattas, Military Drill, Evolutions and B"ttle
Scenes will all be perfectly presented
| N B-rne public attention IS earnestly "a
rected TO the small and large bills, distributed by
the agent in advance of the company
| M The ZOUAVES will perform at
Alexandria, May sstB aud 2eth, at IL m
and Up m;
at Calhoun's, May Both, at II NJ; Montgomery
| Nav both, at 7 r. NJ; Grand Ecore, May 3lst
at IL NJ. and p NJ; Campte, June LIST, at T. n
and JPN; Cotile, June ID, at IL NJ and p
NJ, Alexandria June 30, at II VI. and +. NJ
Mouth Of Black River, June 9th, at II NJ anc
7PM.
In consequence of great efforts made TO Sc
cure Comfort, Gentilty and Elegance to tho
above Entertainments, aud the great expencc at
tendant thereon, the managers have fixed tn
following Schedule of Prices of Admission
To Dress Circle. with numbered chairs, scparat
from other portion Of tile Auditorium 81 "
Cushioned Seats in Parquette. .-.s.!-.: 5
; Children, under 10 years OF Age.---. Half Price
Servants. ------------ =
| Nav 1S-3t
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-18
M A r r I Z d.

On the 18th inst, at the Ulster Plantation, py
the Rev Father Bellier, Dir. PowHATAN SLaHh
to MISS, LoUIsRF. BoYcE, daughter OF Hon
Henry Boyce.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-18
STRAY ED,

ENRON Aloyan1ria, on the 9th April sinal
Il SORREL PONY, about thntren ha'it'
high. very thin in flesh, forl"-s Whit" mp to III
knccs. bail faced, AID q thiri,) branded on the
leit-tliah with The letters J. II. The hrder' b,
him at tins office, OF giving any inform
alton thai vii! led TO his recovery, will b. IN,
rrcn,urrnsad for the same. my LIFT
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-18
FOR SALE

o A<EGRO WOMAN, about forty yeas
70 Of nrc, a frst-'nte ro"1' sh" has two male
clillrcn, onc ahout ten md the other
thil,,.n wears Old Sh' viii y" sold 'Itbcr with
or without the Children, as woU.a best suit the
purchaser
May 4. ;. W. ilNAhlE.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-18
CUCEOKEE REMEDY!

/, apfqaing Spccifc for all Diseases Of the iri.
nary organs, and a General Ahero''rc "nd
Blood Purifier.
THIS REMEDY" CURES WHEN ALL OTHER
PREPARATIONS FAIL.
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clr ID

\ the WOODS about one MT from til" village
4 Of Pn-yir, ar-" TOOL CHEST. Tn"
owner can Have the same by applying 20 T
Porssir .al ;ayirs ~. chang
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-18
DOOR, B-&S H.
MANUFAC1
-. CLIFTON s., VILLA

IyAYING establishesa
Ii Nanufactcry ine Alex1
signed would respectfu "
Rapiles and adjoining ~
prepared to FIJI all ofdrrs-sor
DOORS, sAsfl sN;Ss'
that their friends ma iayd X
cheap rates as suchS work CO
Orleans.
They are also prerrred 70 4
Base and Cornice 10 ssed ;llf II
ishcd styles Hoping ~ stsc
ness, AND GOOD we. %
of all builders, we Subscribe
We can surface plarilS 20
saw lumber by angles, makiu
one.
sn6-I-ly CLIFTON
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yrH RPIcK BrH DlNG-ARM 'RY NALL
FRONT STREET
NJ q G o o u 81.
NV ma scasonahlc Goods,

TI>r EECEiNE DF'd o2cn,nc by the under
~ sigr,l, Il Ia ana We. selected assortm' niot
New ana ScasOnabic Goods,
l.,..,, Dle-, Goods, Gents iotiuc, Hats, Cps,
Boot. SHOES, &c, &c, &c
An Of which VII b. sold at prices 20 ''it ire
:nl,s, 90 yromp Pay'Ts custo'."Is' ana s'l,
,r,a..r in 'ur,m.nt- of.I'd for cab Can N ana
lake a lonh Great pleasure VIII 10 taken ~ dis
playing Our stock &C. iihIHLh"i'h.
NtD'L'ES b.
A open accounts, notes aHd pTo"'Sis VIZ not not
y answer IN rayui.ut OF my hay. ties, / take
,bi, method + informing aI' whom j. may con-
roin tia; all accounts 90 balances dur IS' Janu'
..,. l-I. and uo, .at,-:a .toi.y settled between
ti., AID Isl Of Nay, win De- placed 20 Lawyer
hands fr,,,'cc.iou. ", tenn, are twelve, ara
not fr,ocn. ciglrcn and tvcaty-four months
| credit.
.rc-.r L. g.. HITHERN X.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-05-18
DisIrj- C5nrt-Pori>h Of Eapides, state Of Lon
;Si1nd -Hay 1,rm, le6l
N1prtayt Wells }
Thomas j. Wells

HdDatS y. W els. J
The Plaintiff in this case respectfully moves thu
Count that the in'ervcnor, John X. Elgrr. Ice o.
dcgyl to produce ia Court, at 4 tim, fixed by the
Comt.0iha written titles hy which and under
which. IL claim. 70 BE- the nrr Of the properly
d. CuU.IuyeU-v.
CANNON, LYMAN, & tAZABAT,
Attorneys
District Court, Pa.ish of Rapidr5, filed May
lf'h ISL u = hRI NJ. Nv. Cl'rh.
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