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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-04-25
sabbath School Books Published BY this
House,

The Anniversa,. and Sunday School Music Book, No.
l. contains - tunes and hymns; Price cents each,
dollars per hundred. The Anniversary and Sunday
School Music Book, No. contains 3 tunes and h. INNS;
price each, 2 dol. per hundred The Anniyer-
sary and sunday School Music Book, No. 3, contains
SO tunes and hymns; price 4cens each dol per hund.
The Anniversary and Sunday-Schooi Music hook, No.
ready; it contains 40 tunes and hy INNS; price
cents each, doll. per hundred. The Anniversary
and sunday School Music Book. combining Nos. and
with several additional pieces, contains IS times and
hymns: price cents each. dolls. per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music Book, Nos. and 2; No. con-
taus II tunes and hymns. price cent; No. contains
80 ard hymns; price cents each, dolls. per 100;
postage one cent each. The sabbath School Bell con-
Isl and hymns; price ~ cents EACH sdolis.
per hundred postage two cents each; elegantly bound
cents each, Is dollars per hundred Congregational
sngingan eight page tract-prce - cts per dozeu Is
dollars per hundred.
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Mtssissippi and Missouri r. r.
0N and:sfter Monday, April 10th, 1851, and
~ until further notice, trains will run - fol.
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi
Le.v. Wi Wilton for x.r.nso and OV'~
Leave Wilton Tor Guscs.in. It $40 A. ~ s.os m
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago. $50 A. u.
Arrive at Wilton from Muscatine,
Arrive a. wilton from Iowa City H. l. wv T. -
Passe myers going west make direct connec.
tions with the Western Stage Co.'s stages for all
points west.
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island with the Chicsgo and Rock Island
X. r. trains, for all points east south and north.
Also with the Galena, Dubuque and St. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly at
Chicago with al trains over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions % to the destination
of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
J. F. TRACY. supy
A. KrxBALL, Assistant supt.
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New and Improved instantaneous
LIQUID HAIR DYE

which after years Of scientific experimenting havs
perfection 1t dyes black or brown instantly
without injury to the hair skin, warranted the best
article Of the kind in existence. Prce-Only so Cts
Depot, Sc DEFY Street, New York.
v7n43:osIy =
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II EROsENE ILLUMINATING OIL, the cheap.
N est possible light In use. for sale by e
Bee IL. 80: JAMCs MyEN
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Horace Waters, Ag't,
333 Broad way, New York.
1)ublisber Of nlusir, tflusic Books,

AND DEALER IN
P'aH0s, .7e-aadre Organs, Orgsn .7ecor-
desas, Martin s celebrated Gsltdr Others Vio
HHs. Ptohnce!os. .7ccorde0as, F3utiaas. Flute.
Eyes. C!cTsoEstts. Tri2aEiss. Tuning Forks. Pines
and Hammers, Ptoha Bons, best italian Strings,
Brass Instruments. for bands, Piano Stools and
Corsrs, and a.! kinds Of Musical Instruments.
SHEET MUSIC, from all the publish
srs in the L. Ber::ni's, Huutin's and
u Modern School. and all kinds Of instruc-
ton books ior the above instruments; Church Music
Books Music elegantly hound Music Paper, and all
kinds Of Music Merchandise, at the LOWEST RATES
NEW PIANOS, at Si.5, S2Uo. S2s5, $3.50. and up to
$500 Second Hand Pianos from S25 up to 500: New
Meodeon. SO, Sse S'5, Sioe. and up sa0o: Sec
ord Hand Neioaeons from $50 10 50 Alexandra Or
ears. with five stops l6o nine stops. rs and ~ thir-
teen stops 100, Ss5 and 800 fifteen stops. TO and 375:
Alexandra Organ Accordeons-A new instrument IN
mported-price 80 and % dollars. A liberal discount
to Clergy men, Churches. Sabbath Schools. seminares
md Teachers The Trade supplied at the usual trade
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CIR ARD
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
capital, 100000.

JOEL JONES, President.
JAS B. ALTORD, Secretary.
A. $. GILLETT, yice-pres. & Treas.
assurances against losses by fire.
G1-Losses promptly adjusted. ..
S.YATES. Agent, Upton. Iowa.
Dec. 18th 1889.
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THERE II NOTHING IT'S FOCAL.

Also, LAYER arrangements "r Tsriidity. and Liver
Complaints. Diseases Of the Kidneys. or any general
defansmeut u the Urinary organs.
L. viii not only tn. debility following CIILL~
and fEN Err Tut prevent all arising from Mas
matte influences. aid the diseases once, If al
ready attacked.
Travellers should have bottle wits them as it will
iniabiy prevent any deletsrious consequences fol-
lowing upon change ofclimate and water.
As 1t prevents costiyeness. strengthens the digest
organs should he il the hands Of all persons Of den
fsry hshifs.
should always it.
Mothers should use t,for il is perfect relief
ken month two tefore the final trial. she will pass
the dreadful period with perfect and safety.
THkkk Is No MISTAkE AROET IL.
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Waferooms 333 Broad way, New York.

L>OE SALT Atkins elt-Raking Reaper
l. Tsrg ioN for cash. JAS MYER.
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PROF. O. j. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BIZ OCD Rem OT1 TOR.

Il lreciseIy wha. its indicates for while pleas
the taste, il is reyiyifyiHe celebrating and
sfreng hening the vital powers. II also resivfes
rerstates and the blood in all its gina puri
and thus and renders the inyrnera-
tie attacks Of diseases. Ii the only preparation
offered to the world in popular form lie
within the reach Of ALL 50 chemically and ski,fully
combined asfo 10 the most erful tonic. yet
perfectly adapted 20 act in perfect accordance
the laws Of nature and hence sosthe the
ach and tone up the digestive organs. and allays all
nervous aid other irritation 1t is also perfectly
h-rssing in its effects. and yet it is follow ed by
lassitude del Of spirits. l. composed en-
tirelg Of vegetables and those thoroughly coml,n ming
Pa~erful tonic ard soothing properties and
ly can never njure- As preventative and
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Consumption, Bfonchl'ls, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite, Faintness,
Nervous L-ritabitity, Neuralgia. Pal
Pitafion q the Heart, Melancholy,
Hypochondria, Night !Sreats, Lam
yor, Giddiness, and all that Class
Of Gases SO Fsa!jnHy Fatal, CM-
led Female Weaknesses and IT.
reguLarities,
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yirginia's Ordinance Of Secession

The following is the Ordinance to re-
peal the ratification of the constitution of
the United States of America, by the
State Of Virginia, and to resume all the
rights and powers granted Under said con-
sttution," which passed the State Con-
yention on the 18th ult.
The people of Virginia, in the ratiiica-
ton Of the constitution Of the | nlted
States of America, adopted by them in
convention, on the 25th day Of June, in
the year of our Lord one thousand seven
hundred and lightweight having declared
that the powers granted under the said
constitution were derived from the people
Of the United States, and might be re-
sumcd whrmsoeycr the same shonld be
perverted to their injury and oppression,
and the Federal Government having per-
vrrtrd said powers. not only to the injury
Of the people Of Virginia, but to the OPP
preston Of the Southern slaveholding
States.
Now therefore, we, the people of Viz
giuia, do declare and ordain, that the ordi-
sauce adopted by the people Of this State
in convention cd the twenty-ffth day Of
june, in.the year of our Lord one thousand
seven hundred and lightweight, whereby
the constitution Of the United States was
ratified, and all acts of the General Assem-
bly, of this State, ratifying or adopting
amendments to said constitution, are here
by repraledand abrogated; that the Union
between the State of Virginia and the
other States under the constitution aiore-
said is hereby dissolved, and the State OF
Virginia is in the full possession and eX-
ercise of all the rights of sovereignty
which appcrtain and belong to free and
independent State. Aud they do further
declare that said constitution of the United
States of America is no longer binding
on any of the citizens of this State.
This ordinance shall take effect and be
an act of this day, when ratified by a
majority of the votes of the people Of this
State, cast at a poll to be taken thereon
on the fourth Thursday in May next, III
pursuance of n schedule hereafter to be
enacted.
Done in convention in the city Of Rich,
mond, on the seventeenth day Of April III
the year of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty lone, and in the eighty
fifth year of the Commonwealth of Nir-
gina.
y true copy, JNo. d. ErBANK,
Secretary Of Convention.
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A HONE pRODUCTION.--fIow strange it l.
'hat ouT people have for years placed 50 much i'm
por;ancc upon articles manufactured in The north,
or some foreign country-"as if distance lent en-
Chautmrnt to the view, and think our home
productions ofiittlr value; but now. we are happy
to state, that many home articles having proved
10 be much better than north, IN articles, that
ihs feeling ofnrGlcc;ing ctr own interests has in
a great measure disappeared. For the future,
intend, when the parties worthy, to call the par
ticuar attention of our readers TO OF. own produc-
tious-and in this connection, W. desire To notice
Mcssgs. Potter ~ Merwin, 81 Market street who
have long been known to us as true southern
,,ltlrEuHu, in whom We can place the utmost
confidence. They are the pgoprrtorS and manu-
tacturcrs of several popular medical preparations
of real worth and mcrit-amoug which tn.
Cherokee Remedy" Of which You will find al
advertisement in another column, is particularly
worthy Of notice. 1t has proved lis If to be- an
article Of mor, real value than the gold mines of
California. 1t never fails TO cure Gonorrhua.
eject, Gravel and all diseases Of the urinary o.
cans, in less time and with less trouble than any
other article known. 1t is entirely different from
all the old exploded mix urrS that are 50 nauscous
and disgusting TO take. Tho medicine j. coulpos-
ed Of pure vegetable extracts, the same as were
prescribed by the Medicine Men" of the Indian
fiib's long before the landing Of Columbus. III.
diseases for Which it is intended were not known
TO the white man prior to the discovery of Amer
lea Here is where they originated o,I bara i
where the medicines grow to cure them, and for
these plain truths we have more confidence in
this article than in any Of the poisonous drugs
tIst GENE from some far off couutry-St Loaiy
Daily RCpE5iiraR.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
PARISH OF RAPIDES.

Succession Of Friedrich Baillio, deceased.
DCRSUANT to an order Of the Hon. the
Il District Court, in and for the Parish and
State aforesaid aud directed to the sheriff If tho
Parish OF Enpidrs barring date tn" 9Th day Of
August, l~l9, viii sell at PUBLIC AUCTION.
to the highest bidder at the coor of the Court
House in the town Of Alexandra. on
Saturday. tie ISL day Of Moy, 1851,
all the right, title and interest Of the Succession
in and to the following described property, to-wit:
One negro woman named LOUISIANA, aged
about - years. and her three children, one about
years old, one about . years old the other
about year old.
TERMS :-CASH according 70 law
Shuii'S Oaicc, AlrAaudfla. La. April 18th
l~6I. W j. NEAL.
arrl3-..s plr's fee $40 80 Shlif
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MI a r r. L L d

On Thursday evening, the End inst, at the res
idcnce If the brides tathrr by thc Rev. j. +. Bel
Etr, Mr. WARREN o. DAMMON to MISS
CATHERINE ELIZA SMITH, both OF this city
In remembrance Of the above happy event
we were favored with a handsome cake, en'bei-
Eshcd with beautiful wreath, and gtodiy
supply Of the sparkling" Our friend Dammon
and the lovely Kate deserve, and We hope will
receive. a more than usual NEED Of happiness
here below, for the true courage they have shown
in taking the moose during these troubIous
times,
MAY the chain oflove long unite
Their hearts in holy union.
aud no misfortune come to blight
Or break the sweet communion"
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ENRON Nryan1ria on the 9TH April a small
3 SOkREL PONY, about thirteen hands
IF ,h very thin in flesh. fcrelcgs Whit Up to his
.,ur,s, hall faced, AMI Il thiuk) branded on the
left-hieh with the letters J. Is. The finder, by
d ,iyellug him at this Office, or giving any inform
AXIOM that Will lead to his recovery, will be duly
.comprus,d for the same ny I--tf
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u * o v q ~ 7 -
Iron Screw and Joint Lever Cotton
Press.
VgyHE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 the citizens of the parishes OF Rapdes, Match
itoches and Sabine, that he is proprietor of this
celebrated votton press and is prepared TO furnish
planters with individual rights to this very valu-
able press and will give all necessary instruction
IN reg to putting ii up ready for use.
S. PHIFER.
Mansfield, DcSoto Parish, La.
e 4 model of this press can be seen by ap-
ply & ats office
ALEXANDRIA, La, Sept. 9TH 1860.
MIR PHrER-Sir-Iou wish me TO give you
my opinion of the Provost Iron Screw and Lever
Cotton Press which you have just put up for me.
After trying il to my satisfaction, can recon-
mend it to all as a superior Cotton Press.
THOS. NEAL
ALEXANDRIA, La, March eth, 1850
Mr. SILAS PHIFER-DCar Sir.-You wish my
opinion of the Provost Screw and Lever Cotton
Press, which you pnt up on my plantation. 1t is
the very thing the planters have been wanting i'll
this section of the country. 1t is without exCep-
ton the best press ever used or saw in use, there
fore uuhcsitatiugly say to all planters who in
want Of 4 Cotton Press. to get you to furnish tho
Provost Press. Yours Truly,
Scp@-tf ). VI. WELLS.
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TWO MULES
we'd OF. Stolen.

A REASONABLE reward will be given for
"A the delivery to Mr. GEORGE FITCH, be-
low Evergreen, Avoyelles Parish La, of the two
following described female mules:
Age OF each mule about u years color of
both dark brown yet the color of one is rather
lighter than that Of the other.
These two mules belong to the estate of Bena-
min n Robert. deceased, of Bayou Rouge; Were
purchased of Jacob Levi, and are used to range
about the old Flint plantation in Rapides Parish
now said to be owned by Mr.. John Perkins.
mar:0-:}m. WILSON 4. ROBERT.
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Ne " FTRM
McEVOy AZ BicSteT,
Watchnln1Sers ~ Jewellers.

TCEHOUSE HOTEL, ILEXANDPEA.LI.
MIR. McEVOY brgs to inform his friends and
We the public that he has catered int" partner
ship with Mr.. II. Eostrr, a gentleman of FIST
rate ability in his profrssor. and that hereafter
the business will be conducted under tn, above
name.
Having mcr, aecd facilities we are prepared to
do all kinds of Watch work with dispatch and in
the BEST manner.
We will keep on hand a select assortment Of
fine JEWELRY, WATCHES. CLOCKS. and
FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY, PISTOLS. &c.
every article of which W. will warrant 10 b. a,
rcprcSentel; and hop" 10y strc ta;t,ntion to bust
ness to- merit H." confidence OF tn" public. -
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army, }

IIFApQUARTERS OF THE Army,
Washington, April l9th, lNGl.j
The Military department of Washing
ton is extended 50 as to Include, in add
ton to the District Of Columbia and Mary
Land, the States Of Delaware aud Penn
svivania, and will be commanded by
Major General Patterson, belonging to the
volunteers OF the latter State
The Major General will as fast as they
are mustered into service. post ~" voIun-
tcrrs Of Pennsylvania all along the rail
road from Wilmington, Del, to Washing
ton City, in sufficient numbers and in such
proximity, as may give reasonable pro
lection to the lines of parallel wires, to
the road, its rails bridges and stations.
WINFIELD ScOTT.
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Committed to JAIN.


~ TAKEN up On Red River in the Parish
"a Of Avoyclles, and committed to the Jail OF
"a. that Parish a few days since, and recon-
!uIJtrd to thr Jail OF the Parish of Rapilrs 10y
prsper authority, a negro boy who says his name
Is JAKE, of black complexion, very stout built
and about f,rt cor : inches high, about years
old. He has = scar on his left temple also q
small one on his left forehead. He says he be-
longs to DR. Laycock OF Baton Rouge.
The same hoy was lodged in the jail Of this
Parish somrtime last year. He was brought to
the Jail OF this Parish on Monday last by the
Sheriff of Avoyelles.
There is a bill left with me by the said Sheriff
of Avovecs against the ovucr of SAID boy 1or
breaking jail, damages, &c, in Ayoyeiles Of
,S65 60
Now, therefore, the owner is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
said negro away OF he viii be dealt with accord
ing TO law. $. ID. MAGEE.
ap20-n |,;ior.
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FOR SALE.

A FINE YOUNG English bali.
4 raised by the United Socirty of Shakers Of
Pleasant I'LL, KY. wish full pedigree. ApIly
to W. l.. VALE.
May /, Gift
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CfsEROKEE CURE!

An unfaiiing cure for Seminal Weakness,
Nocturnal Emissions hp0tency, Loss Of
Poeer, Pains ia lhe Back, Stone in the Bladder,
Obsirueted and Difficult Menstruation, and all
Diseases caused by deriating from the Of nature,
and irdulgiHg in !EPolLHfiOn.
BY the use Of this Cure" all improper dis
charges are removed, the weakened organs Of
Generation are speedily cured, and full vgor re-
stored.
Either sex, contemplating marriage, shorld re-
fleet that a sound mind and body are necessary to
promote eonuubai happiness.
In the "Cherokee Cure" the poor, debtated
worn down and despaiIing dcvotcc of sensua
pleasure, viii find relief.
Il is safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate
in It's action; containing no mineral poison, bui
i prepared from pure vegetable extracts, in III,
form of delicious syrup.
Price 81 per Bottle, or three bottles for 81, and
forwarded by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold By ali respectable Druggists ererylrhsre.
POTTER x MnRWIN,
SOLE PROPRIETORS 81. Lo,is, No.
70 Soil in Alexandria by ali Druggists, and
by all drai'rS in medicines IN the South.
Jno. Wright Il Co., New Orleans. wholeSal,
agents. Feb. 2j-ly
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\ 9 TIC f.
THE UNDERSIGNED having p,.rhased the
i interest of Mrs 4. Legras in the NIL LTNERY
and LADIES FANCY STORE on Front Street,
will continue the business in the name Of NJ. "A.
ZENkER q co. Mrs. ZENkrR, will always
be found ready to attend to the Ladies', and hopes
that her long experience will enable her to give
satisfaction to her patrons.
We have made arrangements that will enable
us to fill all orders in the line of
RE - S-M AKIN O..
at the very shortest notice. and after the latest and
most fashionable style.
Mrs. NJ. &. ZENKER,
oCt27-tf Il. LEGRAS.
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y the woods about one mile from the village
4 of Incyiilr, large TOOL CHEST. The
owner can have the same 10y applym, to +
I,a.,'n, aal Vayi"- thc charges
NAL.
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STOTTS SUGA MILL

GoVERNO OR
TEIHE undersigned have been appointed Agents
4 for the sale Of this truly celebrated improve
mcut for Sugar Mills for the
IRT.SH q + Il Il p I d Z S
This invention of Mr.. Stott is intended to faor
tate the grinding PROCESS that at least from if
teen f. twenty-five per cent more Juice can be
aiken from 4 given amount Of cane than can b,
lone by the present plan Of regulating rollers by
screws. And as the upper roller is movable, be.
iur controlled in Its action by the Governor, all
Danger of brrakage from an exC-ss of cane OF from
the pr, scncc al. foreign objects, is removed This
arrangement of the Governor can be applied to all
aiud, of Sugar Mills, without any change.
We are prepared 10 put up the GovrIner on al
Sugar Plantations in the Parish, al short LJ,cc.
For further particulars please call n
ElEkE y CHAMBERLAIN,
The following prrSuas have the Governor III
use. and w refer t. them:
DIR. Jehu Perkins, Baton Rouge.
DIR. llcnlry Perkins, Bayou Sara.
Dr. J T. x ". Nolan. West Baton Rouge
Mrs. +. Voolfolk. Bayou Crosse Trte. auG
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Licvt, G~n, .>cott-The following ORDER
says the Richmond Wing, will satisfy tie
most scrptical as to the position Of Ger.
Scott
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" q TT CE !

TVIIE members of the Mounted Rifle
l Company will hold a meeting on Saturday
next, April 18th, at eleven O'Clock, at thu NEW
HALL over r. G. Hethrrwck's Store for the pur-
pose of an organizations election Of Officers, seicc
lion of arms and other matters M king same
effective. Alexandria, April 20. ISL.
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Ladies Dress Goods, Gents Clothing, Hats
Eoo,s, Shoes, &c, &c, Sc
All of which viii b. sold at prices to S
times, - prowp; Paying customers, an
greater Inducements offered for cash. Call
rake p look Great pleasure will br taken
playing our stock K. e. HETHERWI
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Independence

ct. JOHN & burgess BEG N
- ton of their friends to thejt
goods xiz: some fine goods Gup|
Eleys' Gun Wads, Eleys' Cap,
plete assortment of Pc vde, Fla
and Game Bags; all Of which -
New Books, Nemesis, Sc, a.
Our stock of Drugs win be founc
large having been selected with gTe
An assortment of Toys to arriv
two. Fresh Garden Seeds and Flo
Fancy articles, great variety.
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RapidcS SStabp-.

IVHE undersigned would respectfully
Il the public, that be has taken charge
above named stable, situated on Third st
OF the Ice House Hotel, where he is prep,
take the best care Of Horses, etc, which 1
el b; ed to his care.
.eJt-tf ROB'T IRVING, Propri
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NOTI {
$50 REWARDS

~ The above reward will be paid by the nm
II dcrscned, for the apprehension and deliv-
q, cry in Jail if caught out Of the State, 50 that
can get him; of the slave described as follows !:
Black Bob. aged about 10 years, ;
feet inches high compleXian very black.
Twenty-Five dollars viii be paid if caught in
this Natchitoches) Parish, and delivered at my
plantation or in the Jail Of this Parish.
mIG-tf r. NJ DICKERSON,
Cote JoyeOuse, % miles below Natchitoches.
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NOTICE.

( CERTAIN NOTE of band drawn by me,
A Gnrr not rrcollcctcd, in favor Of j. +. Go
million for seven hundred and sixty dollars $500
has been lost OF miSlaid hereby caution per-
SOILS against trading for said note, as have set
tied and paid it. MASON LONG.
Bayou Rapidcs, March y, It'll. mari6-tf
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BARLOW * LOSEE,

ATTORNEYS md COCNSELLORS AT
LHU.
N7lLL attend TO any business with which
w they may be entrusted in this and adjoin-
ingParshes. particularly to matters Of Suggestions
Office al Alexandria api2