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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10
Barber, and .svroeo,,s poz,.

Barriers and Surgeons Polcs.--Bv
a statute still in force the BARRIERS and
surgeons were each to use pole. The
BARRIERS We're to have theirs blue and
white stripes, with no other appen-
dage; hut the surgeons which was
the same in other respects, was like
wise to have gallipot and re-rag
ito denote the particular nature Of
their vocation. Bat the reason why
the surgeons was adorned with both
blue and red, seems to nave escaped
the chancellor. The fact is the Chi
rurgical pole, properly h.icked, ought,
to have line of blue paint, another
of red aud a third Of white, Winding
around it's length, in regular SER
pentine progression---,the blue repre-
senting the venous blood, the more
brilliant the arterial, and tie white
thread being symbolic of the bandage
used in tying up the arm after With,
drawing the ligature. The stick it.,
self is sign that the operator pos,
sesses stout staff for his patients to
hold, continually tightening and re-
axingtheir grasp during the operda.
t'on--aecelerating the aow of bloc
by the Muscular action of the arm.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10

Convention Of Democratic Editors.
The Hudson IN. " Gazette makes
the following proposition, which looks
as if there was some little moral
courage and self respect still remains
ing among the Democrats in that
State. This councils of tho savage
and canibal could not excel in their
inonssro,ts orgeries the base and I'M
principled warfare proposed to be
waged on the South by the North and
the ruthless nebocracy law, that hold
IFS terrors over the heads of those
who do not fall down on their knees
and swear that there is but one God
the Chicago platform, aud that
Abraham is its Prophet-that the
only hell is the South and JEFF. DA-
Wis it's chief. The Gazette says:
There never was time in our
political history which called so loud
for unity of action and f,mness on
'hC HAlt Ol INC OF
the Empire State, as the present. AS
body they exercise a powerful inhu-
ence, and this influence shoulp be so
directed as to result ia the greatest
possible good aud the perpetuity of
our time-honored principles. Thi.
can be accomplished in no more di-
rect way than by comforting together
and adopting such measures rs shall
secure the freedom of the Press and
the right of speech,
In view of this, it has been sug-
gested that Convention Of Democra-
tic editors to be held at an early day
at Albany, or some other central po-
sition. The suggestion is worthy of
consideration by our contemporaries.
1t is only necessary to bring the sub
ject properly before the Democratic
Press to render the NOV cement success
full.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10

MOBILE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The
Mobile Register, OF the 18th uitimo .
We learn that on Sunday Il large
war steamer appeared of Mobile
Point and came To- an anchor. as
int III ~ TO say, :" Here am" Fort
Morgan immrnejjatctv Acknowledged
the visit by hosting the stars and
bars over the United States hss,
union down. as much ~ To say, Here
we are, come and sec u.s. Certain
ly she will not refuse to interchange
courtrrios with the Fort The vessel
is said 10 be the Pow hattau.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10
IEXAs.--'rhe Galveston News of


TExAs.--The Galveston News @,
the 2Ist inst, saws.
The STEAMSHIP co Pal c.
S,,;+, ,r,;.o5, ~! '' ""'N' apt
- ''' Guns morning from Mat
"s"r"" pay. IN coming alongside
the steamship Mcxico. t.,. ~ h.
came entangl,d. carr,;,
fore ton mas, NJ
:, =, VAS "ohs
W ,ne heA'co'
we learn from good authority that
Nr. thas. Smith, formerly in the
post office in this CITY. sJ.,l;a.. -
S,anhor. oft,t.
80 "'s' GUARDS
us w. no" M f"rt Brown, last
week. a" tar as We could learn. the
facts were AS follow: Lieut., S,,,
hop. CAV. an order 70 Sr;,h ,,,,
Wv
81 ''e company winch
refused I" execute. Lieut.
StanhoP", walking out some time n,
forwards, encountered smith uI..
was armed viii, ia, c:.
him; az, Won ,rnod,. ''' r, ''sAeu
,,s,y,r.J n "'n"f":
I'pop which S,r;,h 49,, ~ hs',
ia. heart l;IIiu. H., '"io"S'
There !. me- I,,ul,, ., ;,; ~,
injected ont f. him .naa,t;t, - w
Garrison, w,s ,,,,cl, ;any '' '''r
smith '''''' ''''i'Si
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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10

H'Pubhr0R Eorciga pol,ry-t' n
der this heading h, New York Daily
News. Of III" 2Otls, has the following
brief hu; telling article:
More Than half the custo,nt,ouse
revenue Of the Empire of France
are derived from tobacco, mud the
Lincoln blockade threatens TO ,ut
oil American tobacco entirely from
France. Five millions Of English
men and Scotchmen sub>ist from the
daily labor of spinning cotton. mud
these five millions have many other
millions depcndingup on their industry
OF trade, and the Lincoln blockade
threatens Ia cut off American cotton
entirely from Britain In order tp
especially enrnge our European n.i.l
bor., the Goyernmy of the United
States enacted tariff which almost
prohibits the import of their products
at tho North To make the work
still more complete. We have now,near-
ly established a blockade, which il
eiieeiuai. viii utterly prohibit the
import of their product. at the South
This is the way we have been con.
foreign powers.
Our Government now closes tn.
chapter by virtually telling Grca,
Britain and France that, if they dare.
III s"it-protection, TO recognize tho
kecedinG States, it will lead to a WAY
between us and them. IIny. tho
United States lost all sirs,atesmeu.
In this secession of tho South. and
have we left none but iunatcs
JHdglng by appearances, the an
swer of all sensible men to the closing
questions cannot but be in the afr
matiye.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10
George D. Prentice.

The genius of this man has com
manded almost universal admiration
Endowed by nature with a noble in
tellect and his natural gifts polished
by the refining Influences of classic
education, he soon gave evidence OF
his present prominence. AT an early
age he settled in the State of Ken
lucky, and was first known to fame as
the editor of the Louisville Journal"
which he is conducting until now.
Although he is better known as a
partizan editor, notorious for his wit
andsatire, not always the most cllaste
he is scarcely less distinguished in
the walks Of literature. His prose
contributions to the periodicals of
the day and his own paper eyince
strength of thought and beauty and
grace Of diction while his poetry
flashing with bright gems of fancy
and flowing in gentle strains of
sweetness has given him no mean
distinction among the children of
song.
Idolized as he has been by th.
people of his adopted State; having
made his fortune from the patronage
of the South; possessing an influence
that to day was it directed in pro-
per channel. old Kentucky would be
bristling with bayonets and frowing
with cannon TO protect the rights
and defend the honor of orr Young
republic. But no he could not for
get the land of his birth. Under the
veil of the morning his vision was
strained to see the position of his
native Connecticut; and finding that
she was mastering her vandaIic clans
to join in the unholy crusade, the
object of which is TO suhjugats the
South, and bind her brave people as
slaves to the victorious chariot
wheels of the Northern Caezars, he
lost all sympathy, is any ever warm
ed his ungratefuI bosom, for his adop
ted home, and prostituted his fine
intellect TO assist in the unhallowed
war Of lust and booty that is now
waging against us.
The corporate authorities of the
city of Memphis has denounced his
paper as incendiary, and prohibited
its Introduction into that city. We
hope this example will be followed by
all true Southerners, for no less BIT
ter is the "New York Tribune in
Its yiliifications of us than the Louis
viile Journal" The seal of infamv
that its editor would stamp upon our
brow is already fastened upon his,
black as night. He may sit upon
the tripod Of his infammitory sheet
and nurse his wrath to pour upon our
devoted heads. We will smile upon
his air drawn daggers and ..teach him
that bitter word-Repentanc
should he attempt in practice that
which he Eliminates in theory.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10
Tariff Act.
L. ii. PIrIS,t

he following is Il correct copy 81
/ the iarttt Act of tho Confederate
States, Is amended and adopted II
- the only perfect one which sc hav.
! rs vet seen:
/ AN ACT to prohibi, the exploration
/ Of Cotton irutu the Confederate
States, except through the aports
Of said States; and punish persons
offending therein.
St"1loN !. Ihu Congress "f th.
| S"nt"d"rate States "f America do
enact, That from aud after the first
/ day Of Jun" next. and during ths,1-
/ ist"nce Of the blockade Of any nt the
ports of the Confederate Sia,.s Of
Ainrrica, by the Government ri the
| Hlted States. il shah uof t." law fui
tor any person to export any raw cot
ton "r cotton yaru from the tuutcd,.-
! rat" state OF Asnsrio;,. except through
the scap"It> of the said toui.c.Fat,
>:atrs; and ii shall be the duty of
I all the Mar>hais and revenue officers
of the sand Confederate States f. ,rrc-
won't all violations of this act.
SEC. :. II any person shall vio-
lAie, ~ attempt /" violate or evadc.
the provisions of tbs fnr"gniu. soc
ton. he shaft torGi, al the cotton or
cotton yarn thus attempted To he i'll
%atir exported. for the use OF thu Con
icdcratr >iat.~: and in addition
thereto, lie shall be guilty of II mi--
dctncnuor, aud on conviction thereof
-haii be fined III n sum not exceeding
1--we thousand dollars, or else inpr,s
on"d iii some public Jail or pcllirem-
iiarv, Tor period not exceeding six
mouths, III the discretion of the Court.
after conviction upon trial by q
court of competent jurisdiction.
SEQ. ). Any person Informing "a
I" violation or attempt TO violate.
the provisions of this Act. shall be
entitled 10 onc-bait the proceeds ".
the article forfeited iy reason uf' his
information.
SEC. 4. Any Justice Of The Peace
on information und.r oath from any
person, OF violation or attempt to
violate this Act, may issue biz war
rant, and cause the cotton or cotton
yarn specified Or the affidavit, 10 hr /,
seized and retained nutii an invest /!
gationcan be ba gefore the Courts |
of the Confederate States.
SEC. 3. Every Steamboat, or Sail J
road car, which shall be used with !
the consent of the owner or person |
having the same in charge, for the |
purpose of violating this act, shall be |
forfeited in like manner for the use
OF the Confederate States But moth
ing in this act shall be SO construct
as to prohibit the expectation of
cotton 10 Mexico, through it's co-,,r-
minus frontier
Congress c. :. A, May 2Ist, 1851.
!, >. >, Hooper, Secretary of Con
gross of the Confederate States OF
America, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is true and correct copy
Of an Act TO prohibit The exporta-
.lon of cotton from the Confederate
states, except through the seaports
IT said States, and 10 punish persons
offending therein, which passed Con
sress, aud was approved ON the 2lst
lay of May, 1861.
j. j. HOOPER, Sec'y.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10

Hoec Is Tbs? We fail to receive
our daily papers per stage on Tues
day Evening Will some one please
explainf We would keep silence if
this was the first failure that has oc-
CURED.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10

Molly done old Caddo.---By re-
ference to another column will be
seen an ordinance adopted by Our Po-
ice jury at its recent session ap-
propriating 100000 Tor the benefit
of our volunteers and their families
Read ii and prepare TO pay
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10
4 Gooa .Tokc.-A gentleman q

a Good .{okc-A gentleman ,or
tins city, and head of u family, last
week received a box of provisions
from some anxious friends mt the
North who werO in great iribulalion,
lest their kiusman should perish for
the necessaries of life in these lloub
lous times
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10

~ Yesterday We received no IN,
rers whatever from Nicksburg. Who
to blame It's hard TO say. The other
day We received papers from Nicks-
burg fifteen days old, The following.
which We clip from the Banner, pub,
lish"d nj Sparta, Bienvill- parish.
may emlishtcn our worthy L. Ms
on this point:
On the 18th inst. we were present
when the lvcrsun mail was opened
by the t. NJ, at this place. We
found the Banner of the 18th, for
BurAh"Tn in the mail bags, and quite
Il number Of packages for Miud,n and
Shreveport sent here, OH the route.
/" lay over several DAYS before they
can be forwarded. w. don't know
who is io blsn.", unless il l.. th, T..
NJ. at lyrrson and W. bat. TO charge
him with anything So mean. No
wonder that subscribers cant get
their paper,
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10

All the railroads running 10 fash
tonabfc watering places during the
summer season are trunk lines.
Why ia it easier 10 be clergyman
than physician Because ii Is ca
sicr TO preach than TO practice
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-06-10

The following is a correct copy Of
the Tariff Act of tho Confederate
States, Is amended and adopted II
- the only perfect one which sc ltav.
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RUPTURES xtSN
RADIO ALLY CUREnl @ d

ca RUPTUtES StS%
= nADroAnLv CURED, i B
Daily sun.
vlcksBuRG, Miss, May s. 1860.
Hernia cGI be Cured Without Needle Knifei
Nh Ed;tor-I those afflicted with this terrible
and painful disease 10 make the folio "ig statement negs
hoy about yr, OF ~ a ee4 aSIrd VIII y, the tnA
ESQ., OF Isquena county Two physicians examined him and
opinion the pls o. treatment suggesting the use Of
i4 kHie =" %S 4aIF s s9 n ~ T b. T sb
and Hter having used that iqstrmfI nad The hoGOrs
stored and Is nov perfectly wHs ii The fail d sd
all the work of field hand rolling bags without the
fs @ @ @ a sS and far m a nor nc % fSe sb or
n hSns VINO DS' '' Disease ' " 5 T. M Z B.
Extract from Letter Written Three Year. Previous to
Above In reference the boy
IsSAQuESA Co, Miss, May ., 1851.
Dear sfTie boy ijeorge perfectly cured of the
he the finest king men On Deer cseS md e d''
sicials in the State Of mississippi.
Dr. sherrsn-Dser Sir send the boy Ben b. TO YOU'D
SIZED with skin to do him justice fed your plan
u right ana mat you can cure him. Please me by the re-
THOs j. ,ARPER, MD,
a-Thts letter in reference boy years
old rupured both sides subsequently,
returned sonnd. The following explains itself
V1CEsBuRG, Miss. May 7, 1850
pr. Sherrn N, New Orleans.
Dear S-I send you nay James DpIy him
only been uptured short We can obt1I,
every drug Frusses In hGu hnver have but lit
confidence; but having confidence skill
[ seUd Gly to you
rHoS. j. HARPER, Nj, d
Dr. BELDEN's OPINION.
New ORLEANS Jan. d, 1859
samuel Davis Esq,
SirEt that pT. Truss, applied
MIN, will give relief eteeuaIy thn any other have
ii tried enr satisfaction know of several cured
by the of aud the mixture reromme
be DR. Sherman hul-e apple it, much depends
upon the fitting r. BEtDEN, NJ. u
E-nR. SHERMAN espeotfuy Informs Tnpturod parsonA
having rprrA slaves, hat he the city
and found his Office, No. 70ST. CHA LES STREET
New Orleans. prepared relieve and Mi of
~ pplicao PATFET Silva TRUSS and EUR
ATIVE MIXTURE. my6 ly6W
. nc9UIGkN u CO.,
A I t. Nj q
No. n, Julia street. New Basin
Awnings, Tents Ia paui,Hs Fge ur at shortes
| notice.
large supply Of canvass e5s on hapd very
! brands m2Q y
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gHERTFF,s SALES


,9s;sG S1!si;; s'ssr .s9isE ss8Sss
3 s H. SssfS e fsssFs oss n
es as % s'issa sssf Il e.
tie fol f0 P.dssg. deseIibsd property viz:
EEonr Paf: extra Wheels for iron sxIes. Ss4EgR
Tires caers weodsn tong9e s1lss AID wheels
ssss s sss 4TS o8sss & * WWs sEaas
Eight s.is Tongue HRS WAGONS.
s sa r dSssgs * HG %ss Wagons
ss' sf and h ss. iron ~
seven Loose Tongue OK Wagons
Forty eight Bull Tongue fror Axss Wheels
Eiss M Ssss e. I ss sS:;s
Seven Loose Tongue Ok Wagons
oes .Iss IN he store At Nos a 1 honp
Or .es e Per Inventory fled in The Sheriff Office.
TERAs-Cash n the spot.
au2a seq Sheriff of TIE PARISH Sn 81 orfssan..
55.s = k1s gEA1lsS vs. JACOB
3 assa IKTg e Is Of IT, writ q lIeri feias to
rssss in and parish Orleans viii proceed to seli at
si 20 A ne Common ssssss 5ssass
-. ONE LOT Of GROUND with all The buildings and
II aaas e. Il r. F sgs Of
Fulton and josephine Streets and known as lot No. sad
lot % font Adele by 70 feet in DEPTH
The improvements consist of story house. ETC.
Seized in the afove snit.
TERhS-Cash the spot.
z. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
PREalERE JUsTIoE De PAX &c. =. CRMINa Va JACOB
Paroisse d'Drleans.
I'm VEfeTU DUN writ de fieri faefas a m OF
La adresNe lIiUn. q. Brc-, Premiere
pour q paroisse d0rlaaus procedera ARDI Ter octo
pre- ltol midi FH1tel Ia CITE de Commune
les rnes du Camp des Magasns Ia pubique
IN LOT DE TERRE, ensemble les batssss
De cee vile dams Tilet No AZ borne par les Adele
rousseau uon ct Josephine No. g.
at lot IS pieds de face profon
delF de 129 pfe3s, entire liEnes paralieles.
Les aEneoraticna consistent
Sais dams lafaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation.
E. T. PARKER,
au23 SELF oil de la Paroisse
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sEs,ssusssssgg. LOSS on paNr1a-pr. J. wEsr

kSRsRzE1Fgss LDSa OF TGNTH-Dr. J. WEST
Ms4SA liz ST. Charles Btr6et, continues to supply tina
sYSES92@aS LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs
~ILILLuponh his principle Of self ADJ esion, This
method procured him universal appreciation aud
msnded bsinga ne ost ingenious syste of supplying T
FICIA TEETH hitherto invented all
perfect articulation and astieao perfect sad
In appearance defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
We5s method Of filing teeth with gold combines all modern
Those nteested will find these statements be
thanks the nhabtn1s Of New Orleans vicinity thu
extensive practice they have favored him with for the
years. Office and edence 2 St. Charles street, aecond doc
from Lafayette Square. ss5t
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DESIR BILE TWO-STOEY HOUSE ON TERPSINHORE
street. between Coliseum and Streets action
BY H. NJ. VAN SOLINGEN IL CO.,
WM SYER-Auctioneer.
Ofice-No. 20 Commercial Place.
SATURDAY, Sept. II, 1861, at IL o'clock
~ NJ the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange oId
Office auction, will be sold
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the i'm
in the within Tcrpschore
Pytni Coliseum Euerpe Streets said lot measures 81
feet inches M glh rcn Terpschore street.
depth of 1903 feet bet parallel lines
The coptis! of fwoStory Frame House.
s9TERNSS3H0 cash balance by one year bearing
special mortgage the property, per
per eventual interest.
Act sale before 1heo Guyo ESQ., Notary Public at the
expense Of The purchaser SEQ
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AUCTION SALES.

- AUCTION SALES.
UNREGISTERED SALE.
800 lots of Fine Winter Clothing,
And
100 DOZEN Of White and Coored Shirts.
BY e.. BEAUMONT, BLACHE 81 CO.,
Auction Rooms, No. 90 ChaEtrss street.
M0NDAY, the 9th inst, ut 10 o'clock 4.
200 lots Of Fine Winter Clothing
-Also-
EI~TERHH-At sale. SEQ
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
Linens, French English and American Prints Longcioth
And
seasonable Dry Goods.
BY H. sAMORY,
G. sAHoRY, Auctioneer.
Auction Rooms, No. IS Old Levee street,
between Cusornhouse and Bienvo streets.
TUESDAY, the 10Th inst, at TO o'clock A.
G at MS salesrootn, No. 45 Old Levee street, will be
20 pieces assorted irish Linens
800 French English American prints.
$50 English IongcIo,h.
lOJ dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchief.
And
.r,n,, l29 lots Of seasonsble Dry Goods.
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
30 cases Fashionable Mems Hats
BY H. SAMORY,
c. SAHoRy, Aucioneer,
Auction Rooms, No. As Old Levee street,
between Customhouse and Benvile Streets
TUESDAY. the 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock
a NJ at hs auction No. As Old evee Ereet, Will
be sold
% cases Mems Wool, Cashmere and Silk Hats.
HB<TERMS-At sale. seq
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1850 BOXES VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
Auction.
BY LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.,


THURSDAY, 10th inst, mt 10 o'clock A. NJ,
in the city Of Nashville, Tenn at public auction will be
sold
$50 boxes fine beautiful bright poundshranded New Eldorao
6 terces ne black Twists Is to the pound-baned Diadem
&c boxes in II cases style Of Twist abovebranded
Black Swan
II erces in II style of Twist aboyebranded
Black Swan.
81 boxes dark sweet pounds branded Honey Moon.
"a boxes dark pounds-hrAnded Unique
3 small boxes in Il Of half pounds dark swee-brand
ed Unique
sOS small boxes in of beautiful bright Twists Is
pound-branded Jewel Of Ophir.
81 boxes extra fine bright-branded G Fl. A.
81 extra-braGd-d Golden Sceptre.
The above Tobacco, the property of Virginia Manufacturer
shipped via this city and New York for California and
ralia but stopped by Tennessee authority The has
concluded se here rather than return Virginia. Th
special attention of tha trade all Others
is called this sale from the variety oe ed all supply
themselves 1t will ne offered in lots to suit.
RSFeTERMS-Cash. SEQ ct
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SUCCESSION DE EICHO.
de la Nouvellc-Or1Gens. ( LAS FlTZSIMMONS.
- No 1927.
FN VERTU dun writ de snisie ct vente n
II moi aTesse par Honorable Deuxiee Cour de District de
u dams laf4ire cidessu ie procedera lie
FENDRED1 20 de septere 1861 midi Hotel de Cite,
Ia Commune le. du Maans,
Ia publqne adjudication de la propriee don't suit la
description, SAVIOR:
DECX TERRATSS slzs dams lie Premier District de cee
vile dams iet ren:errns les J.cob Soils Erao ct
Thae dtgne les Nos. Six Sept dapres plan dress
par Hedn 2ch'aban Arpenteurs lie IS de mai 1854 dGpo
Sc lie No. 1872 Pstude de T. o. Stark r0t&ire pubic
cee Vile Les dts erras cscun, 81 pied- II pouces
isnes de face Soils UD ed de profondenr, entire
ligres paralleles
Ensemble toutes les hasses ct ameoraons qui s'y
troUvent.
Saisie dang l'afars ci-dessus.
COSDITioSS-CoraptsI moment de Adjudication.
Z. 7. PARKER,
au'q seq % Sheriff De Ia Parni,sr h'Or1farP.
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TERMs-Cssh on the spot.

DEux1ExE JUSTICE DE PAX 1FRASK BoRGEa Pogr Insage
pour Ia , de P. Lane vs. THEODULE
Paroisse d'Orleans. } DUBERAL.-No. $3.50.
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T. adresse par rhonorable b. F. MITCHELL Seconde Justice de
Pax pour la parosse Orleans dams paaire c dcssus e
proctderai lie SAMEDI, d'ocobe 1861, midi. City
Hotel de Ia Commune les du Camp ct des Ma
gasins a g yenle publique ct adjudication de-
District de cee vile, dams !et No 6 borne les rues ur
quhar Port Morales Favenue Lafayette lie dit lot somant
rencognure Urquhar Port % pieds de
face ID Uquhart srlQO ped de face dn Port de
Anease) dtsign& lot No. l5 ivant
plan dresse par Dtpou architects date 20 dnoht 1886 ct
d4pose en- Gtude de A. DucroS notaire public.
Sais dams latfaire ci-lessus.
CONDITIONS-Comptant moment de REHABILITATION
au2i sells o5 W. H. WATERS. Constable.