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Teachers Wanted.

TkNHB undersigned wishes to engage Lady reside in his
family to instruct three small children in addition to
the ususi banche se be quah to give leons the
Eiano None need apply except those preventing good es
monisls For terms apply to JAS WILSON.
jy7-lw
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.DmRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL, PILLS,
For Liver Complaints EiIiOusness Head

sDmRcLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiIiOUsnesS Head
ache, &c.
TTVHERE has been oATHARTIO medicine offered
the public that has given such entire satisfaction No
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and
be taken by the most tender infant prompt and powerful in
removing all Bilious secroRs Acid Impure, Feted Matter
from the Stomach In fact they the only Pills that should
be used in malarious DISTRICTS.
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain the Stomach
Bowels, though active aud searching in their operation
promoting healthy secrons othe Liver and Kidneys Who
will Suf from BoLsnesS, Headache and FC Stomach when
cheap remedy be obtained Keep tn constantly
hand single dose taken in season, pre- ent hours, days.
aud months Of Sickness Ask for Dr. J. h HCesn Unver
Gl Pills Take other Being coated they steess Price
only Is cents BOX, and be by mail to any part Of
The United States.
J. h. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Garner of Third nd Pine Iouis. Mo
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Notice to railroad Companies.

TEJE uu6easgB hang bsen great expense and trouble
to build Mill Tor the purpose Of RE ROLLIN OLD
RAIL ROAD IRON, and also for tie msnufae Of NBW
RAILS being the only establishment Of the kind in the
Southern Con- eracy had hoped to meet with hat encourage
which sould enable them to Rave constant employ
thereby greatly promote the If the great Rail-
road eneprzsz - the South As yet, however tTey have
cved but little from the Roads in the
vicinity of the Mill although eir we'll the in.
erss d these Roads requires that this establishment hoah be
sustained
therefore take this method say the various Railroad
Companies that need Iron reoled that New Rails,
that furnish them with Their at
tce, and vey quality provided receive their
de the Mill be kept in operation Blu. II
suspend operations of ORDERS give
that work again We there
fore respectfully solicit orders. Address,
sUOFTELD & MARKHAM,
Atlanta, Geo gia
Nashville Union and American copy week. and 'Orgard
bill to Commonwealth Office Atlanta Ga copies the pa
containing the advertiser marked 10 NE seofeld
Markham. jVlyl9 Nv
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COAT,S SPOOL CO1TOy,
SOUTHERN mARSALLAISE!

go long sought for has been published and Just received By
- A. Mcclure, 80 Union STREET Price IS cents.
Having succeeded in making Copper Bpgles for
which pronounced competent judges be equal
respect to YIkee work. and nearly oE Tssshe price
being fixed S9here need be fear OF with
cut signals The supeIrty OF Drums all others in
this country Is ACKNOWLEDGED by ALL They made Of the
best material in every department OF their manufacture
Vor the beating head Calf Skin prepared especially for
at Fife Of boxEcod and apple tree be had Of
at prices from 81 toS
any Of tie shove send order and 1t will be forwarded by
first mail express.
N BIN press and will be ready by the goth inst tho
"Pameo Song dedicated the Southern Coniederscy, de-
sne be the song ALL Price SO coats post free te
any address. MCCLURE,
Music Publisher and Dealer, Nashville & Memphis
junel6-d
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RI B. mcLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
mENT.
AbeEt External in the World for Man

TEyH0UsANDs II human beings have been saved life OF de-
crspude and misery, by the Of hi nvslusbls LHi
II will relieve PAIN almost instsn taneeusy, and it
cleanse, purify AMI heal the fouest SORE in incredible
short time McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL EMINENT will
eTe the nveteraG Of rheumatism Gout Neu
FHgA. For Paralysis Co. rsctsd Muscles Stiffness Weak
Joints, Muscl Ligaments, It will fail
Two applications will Sore Throat, Heafache Esrache
Burns Scsds any Pain, Il is Infsble hsmedy
Try and you will find ind Pensibe remedy. Keep
always hand.
PLANTERS FARMERS, any having barge Of horses,
using AcLesn's Volcanic Oh Liniment 1t
speedy and infable for Calls, Sprains Chafes,
Swelling, LAmeles sEeeny, sores, Wounds Scratches any
sxternsl disease. Try il, aud you Eiibe Convinced.
DR., J. Z. Nell AK, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis, Mo-
FoFsse PropretoFs prices by Berry Dsovie and g.
W Hendsrsbott- uSr-9d tW6Wly
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J. v. GKEhN JNV' Il HAIAN
MILITARY bucks
CIR ZEN g. co
mnrdee,s Infantry TACTICS
JNO. T. HAGAN

-
No. Union street
HIVE
HardFe's Infantry Tactics,
Louisville edihon2 vols 60. Fine Lithoaphic Illustrations
Price 81 CODY nail - 50.
HARJ EEsT CTI 49, Memphis edition. vols in Price
81 Soy mail IS.
Instruction for
HEsV ARTILLERY prepared by board Of Army 0feerS
Price 81 90 by mail 80.
TIE TROOPS RS MANUAL; Tactics for Light Dragons
Moupted Rfsmen Used through the South Price 81 IS
by us2OO
FLYING ARTILLERv or Guide for the Field Arterist.
Price 81 50-by mail 90.
Works Bayone. Exercise, Army Regulations Fortihsa
tions and Engineering, expected daily.
Maps of the seats of War.
Map No size feet representing all tie Southern States.
VeT5 complete. Price 81 10.
Nap Eo2 size 20 ache', Representing enIsyvanis, New
York Delaware MARYLAND, Virginia Ohio and Ken uckyB
showing every post o5ce village town aud city Price 81.
Map No ,, 2Ox3O Representing all the States North and
South Price 81.
Map No 90x39 Representing Kentucky Tennessee and
adjoining States Price 81.
Map No 2Ox30 Representing Mary land and Virginia With
diagram 4 WashiI gtoa ity and Georgetown. Price 81
OLD TONEY AND Els MAsTBR: or, the Abei,ionist and
the Land Pirate. Founded fass tale for the times.
GREEN CO.,
Gly-4-H Nashville, Tenn
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Palpitshon Of the Heart,
And In fact, all the conconans Of nervous and debAtet
state Of the system.
AS StimuIant, -
It Is quite different from alcoholic preparations It not sut
ec to reactions in shape conu exert its
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity
its presence
AS a Female Medicines
1t equally powerful and elective restores the equilibrium
sooner and safer than ali the other medicines which for years
have flooded the Market and which only Injurious place
OF assisting renOvang the constitution very good
son. too, that they only made from the illusions ins
gnorsnt OF the Medical profession altogether.
No Minerals!
Dr. Wright thinks we'll professional character
on the ac that minerals whatever form
parts OF the ingredients Of bis Rejuvenatng Exwell know
ing what ruin has bsen ened the community opium
mercury.
Generally, the debitated Dr. Wright would say Never
despair No matter how down may be- matter how
weak you areno matter what the ay beenferske
at once whaeVer has led depart from Hygenic principles
take his
RejuvenRting Elixir,
And will End yourself mana pride instead
the reverse to your friends and healthy, ssund and worthy
nember Of the human family.
IL Price % per bottle three bottles for as and forward.
cd BY mail to all parts Of the United States.
Bold by all respectable druggists throughout the States
and Cansdss The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale BY the proprietors,
j. I~RIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Charres street,
New Orleans, La,
Sold in Nashville BY @. W. Hendershott Berry DemoviIIs
wing Pendleton and all responsible druggists oc2o
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NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL
SURAN COMP NY,
Drug Notice.

VHR0M this date will sell exclusively for CASH. II {
present state Of Affairs eonpels TO adopt this
and hope customers will not ssk devate from it.
may22-n DHM0VILLE 4 Goa
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Change of Location.

CDaHSe Oh LOcatION'
DEING compelled go South, account Of the health
my family, will be located for the winter at the saI
depot If Poindexer Little Co.. No a. BArene street, Ne
Orleans where Will be pleased to friends and will give
prompt the sale Of all property consigned My
Agents, Pate and Jas ScTugg will attend depotin
Nashville and negroes that cannot be SOL Nashville, by
structing them will be forwarded to Ne Hoping,
by strict business the part ny and agents
to merit Of the liberal patron reofore
tendSd respectfully solicit the fsyors OF ~ wing
ness in my line either Tor Nashville New oTl,
noVll-d WILL. L. b ID, Jh
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE !!
nj ROSENFIELD has just opened new
BOOT AND SKOE STORE
No 40 South Market keeps constantly on hand all
line, sells bis goods cheap for cash Gall
aud eKSmine for yourselves,
juiy3-dlm
CEMLEAN SPRINGS

THIS celebrated vat ring Psce will be opened for the recp
ton OF visitors June 18Th, 1851 The subscriber, thanh
full for the liberal patronage heretofore EXTENDED to them wiz
make Effort during the 10 deserve con-
OF the The Table Bal will be supplied with
the that the country Affords Prices suit tie times
CENLEAE sPRRss situated in Trgg county, Ky and art
IN daily communication With Hopknsye and Princeton stage
By the way Of JohnsonB
iupe5-E4t Pm FUQCA, Proprietor.
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VOL AAVI

teros ana buAiu
the Blood-restoring the sick, suffering invalid to
HEALI II AND STRENGTH
There is 10 Mistake 4 bout Il.
It viii Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Dlhosa Dysen
ery Headache De esson Of Spirits Fever snd Ague, Inward
Fever Bad Breath, disease Of the Liver, Stomach Bow
els.
TP GEEFLEHEN, do you wish to be Healthy Strong and
Vigorous
mp LADIES do you want the Bloom OF Health to mount to
our Cheeks again 7-then goat ence snd get
mcLeanss Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier.
Delay not . moments Il Is warranted give satisfactiou
will disease of the Kidneys Womb Bladder Faint
Distracted Mens ruaon, Falling Of the Wormb,
disease arising from Chronic Nervous Debility,
il an InfSllible Remedy.
FOR CHILDREN.
Do wsntyour delicate ekly puny Children, Healthy
Strong and Robust then give them hcLEANS STRENGTH
khIHG CORDIAL (sse the directions each bottle it de-
Hcious to take.
One table spoonful, taken every morning fasting
preventive against ots and Fever Yellow Fever Cholera
any prevailing disease.
III CAUTION beware Of Druggists or Dealers who may
try to palm upon you BEETLE Of Btters sasapsra (Which
they buy eheap by saying just good There
even BASE enough steal part to dub the
VIBEdeeOct0ns Avoid sucs infamous PIRATES and their
Vlanous compounds Ask for Dr. J. II. McLeans Strength
enng Cordial and Blood Purifier Take nothing else II is the
emily remedy that viii Purify Blood thoroughly and, at
the same time, STRENGTHEN and IRVIG0RATE the whole
ogSnEston put up in large Bottes-Sl per bottle, or
DR.. J. n, McLE AN, sole Proprietor,
Corner OF Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, No.
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oACH Buggy Harness every style and quality Kept
constantly band and manufactured 20 eF1er Also,
Buggy Collars Kip and bog Skis Collars, Brides Haers,
and all other ics Harness o. the
best materials and the finest workmanship all Of which will be
sold cheap be bought in he United Stat
To H0WERT0N'S Harness has been awarded the Sgk
Premium Tennessee State Fair the Kentucky
Fair Bowling Green, at the Limestone County Fair, AAa
ma; Agricultural Society at Athens.
mar30'6l-duan
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NEW MEMBERS.

THuRsDAY, July q, 1861.
Prayer by Rev. T. A. Ware, of the Methodist EpIs-
cOpal Church,
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Hon. Thomas Rufin, Delegate from North Caro-
lima, was announced TO be present, came forward
and took the oath of office.
Mr.. Garland offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
RsSOrsi, That the Secretary be, and he ia hereby
directed 70 have, as soon possible the proceed Z.
ings of Congress on the announcement Of the death
Of the Hon. Francis s. Barlow, together with the
several speeches made On the occasion, printed in
pamphlet form, and that he cause 500 copies Of
the same to be struck of for the use Of Congress
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THE CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
Adjourned session.

Capt Battery Sd Brig, C. S. /
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MECHANICS, FARMERS AND WORKING MEN.
The attention of the psng industrious portion Of
the community directed the following statements lib.
ersl inducements offered them by the
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TO Bull DEkKS.
EATE prepared to DO the Tin. x COZ pg and othe
w Sheet Metal Work building in th
substantial manner and will the
est possible rates. 7. NJ. EUJ ANK & CO.,
Firstdoor below Post Office Church street,
spS-dGv Nash, lis, TsO~
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And, in fact all the cOncOnans of and debitAtsd
state Of the system. f
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STEAMERS FIRED UPoN At PENsAcoLA-The steamer
Henry Lewis returned to Mobile ON the Sth inst, from
am unsuccessful attempt to enter Pensacola harb0r.
Capt. Winters makes the following report of his being
fred upon and boarded by the U. S. feet anchored near
fort Pickcus:
The Henry Lewis crossed Mobile bar at J o'clock, P.
NJ, on the 7th inst, closely followed by the Dick KEYS.
Al o quarter past o'clock, oft Pensacola bar, were
hailed by the pilot boat Oriental, under the U. S. flag,
CARRYING two guns, and ordered to proceed alongside the
war steamer Powhatan, where we were boarded BY an
officer, who, after examining her papers and cargo, re-
questcd Capt. Winters to return on board with han.
The Dick Keys having come up, and been similarly
received, both captains Went on board the P~owhaJan,
when Cpm'r. Porter granted them permission to proceed
in to Pensacola, and also remarked that we would be
the lat allowed to enter. He thought Gen. Bragg
wished to use the boats for conveying troops to Santa
Rosa island, ana that they would be badly whipped after
he got them there. His very words The s~choouers
Aid and Pioneer, which we had passed at half-past 3
and 4 O'Clock, were also boarded and allowed to proceed.
While rounding up to get under way, the sloop Brook
lvn came up, and mailing the officers of the P0whatan
ordered him to make Us follow him (Brooklyn) down to
the Sabine. about two miles distant. Through some
misunderstanding, the Dick Keys, having gotunder way,
was on her course for the bar, and not following, was
fired at across her bow, once by the POWhatan and once
by the Brooklyn. She then rounded to, and a boats
crew of armed men were put on board of her. We
then followed the Brooklyn to about 300 yards of the
frigate Sabine, where we were ordered to come to an
anchor. After about 20 minutes we were boarded by
au officer who ordered us to drop down closer to her,
which we did, about 40 yards from his guns, the Keys
being d short distance astern and to leeward Of Us.
After coming to anchor, we were boarded by Lieut..
Brown, the boarding officer Of the fleet, who asked for
our papers, and on receiving them, endorsed on them a
warning for Us not to attempt the entrance Of the harbOr
again. for if taken in the second attempt we would be
sent north as prisoners of war, and the boat sold as a
prize. lie also ordered Us to lay where we we're till
daylight, when we would receive further orders. We
told him we were not a fit boat to lay out in the swell,
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CARDr
WATCHE 8.
i. II. GALLAGHER,
NJ Y u GIL MI II

a Z ID II u n 7 i "A ELU Il =
MnAN STREET, Three Doors below the Commercia Hotel.
ga HAVING just returned from New Orleans, with a
ia choice selection Of goods, consisting in part OF
IL cloths, fblack, blue, brown and otherfancy C ,oIs,J
fine French black doeskin, together with fancy casst-
meres Of the latest styles; yestings, plain and fancy cut
velvet, with a variety Of silks and caSsimeres, fanov-and
plain, which he is prepared to manufacture at the short
est notice, on the ostreasonableterms and in hcmost
ashionablesty Having had experience in lltht lin
cipal cities in the Union, he feels himself competent to
please the most t]astidious. Soliciting a continuance of
favor ofhis old patrons, he desires them to call and ex-
aminehis stock. Histerms are oderate, andeXcIusively
CASH.
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q Il RuRNGInE

Dealerin Watches, Fine JewelTry, &C., &C.,
Childers Il Boards store, Texas street, Shreveport, La
@@ HAslately received, and will 81
@As contnuein receipt Of every EIA,
4%sa+ description of fine Gold G..&
and Silver Watches, in OPEN and HUNTING CASES,
Gents Gold Vest and Fob Chains, Necklaces, Eardrops,
Cuff battons, Fingerrings, Ladies fine Miniature Pins,
Silverplated Casters, Cake Baskets, Butter Stands, Cups,
Salt Filters, Silver Plated Tea Sets, Mantle Ornaments,
French and AmericanClocks Goldand Silver Spectacles,
&c, &c. Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired atthe
shortest notice.
T~crms-Positively Cash. G. II. BURNSIDE.
Shreveport. Jan. 4th, 1860.
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J. WRIGHT y Co.'S
TRUSS SUPPORTER AND BANDAGE

No. q Chartres Street, New Orleans.
I'm announcing to the public at large, Il new feature
L which we have jnaugurated in our old and welEestab-
lished business, it may be necessary to make a few re-
marks on the
Cause and Cure of Hernia, or Rupture.
The usual cause of Herna is simply the result of pres
sure on the lower part Ofthe abdomen. This may be eff
fectcd by coughing, constipation, auditing yer-weighs
1t occurs also without the person knowing when and how
the accident took place. Oncnlay be frequently ruptured
without beng aware OF it, imagining it to be some slight
~glaudulaT swelling. Others, fanCying they areruptured,
seek the advice Of the ignorant, or impostor, andthe lat
ter, for the sake of a few dollars, confirms their worst
fears; when, in reality, tits nothing but an undue enlarge
ment of the chord, or tcstes, which affection requires
quite a different treatment. In fact, Il Truss for such
cases is highly injurious. 1t becomes apparent therefore
how much care is requisite to ascertain the exact state
ofthe matter, and whom to apply to for advice and relief
Varied have been the means tried to attempt the rad
icul cure Of this pest to humanity. CaStrationlJ was in
vogue in early times. Within the last few years, the
'Wertzer OPERATION anditS numerous notifications, met
with commendation from many Of the junior members Of
the medical fraternity. Cures were trumpeted right and
left in the medical journals. And the final result is as
what? Why after lying on your back, with a needle
struck is your groin for ten days, and unable for six
weeks to attend to your business, yOu rise under the i'm
preston that You We're radically cured. Vain hope 49,
The surface 0~Siullamation is SO small, the adhesion so
slight, that IN a year, If not sooner, you Will find yourself
re-ruptuFed; having undergone risk and suffering with
out being benefited. We speak adyisedly on the sub
ject. 1t therefore arises, that the only sure, safe and
pleasant cure is wearing a Truss. But even that has
its objection: 1t may not fit! 1t may be too weak!l 1t
may be too strength In either case proving dctrimeu-
tai, and may be-tatal. In view Of the foregoing, we
have secured the services Of d gentleman whose long eX-
perience in this speciality, combined with the well-ku0wn
probity Of our house, has determined us to open an In
stitution, under his supervision, for the manufacture of
Trusses, supporters, and Bandages, feeling sure that all
who apply to MS fOrrellet, will not meet with the accus-
toned nefarious treatment in this city, but be enabled to
procure a permanent cure. J. WRIGHT & Co.,
maylj-+ q Charities Street, New Orleans.
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The slbjoiued article from the Hudson River Sentinel,
Of 24th November last, furnishes the THIRD instance Of
the robbery Of LILLIE's CAsT-IRoN UNSAFE through the
agefcv pf gun-powder; and as l have been for months,
aud am still, circulating unimpeachable evidence Of its
repeated failures when attacked by fire and burglars, the
etlrantetg cviuceGby denonipatiugs in any other than an
lronical sense such an article Fire and Burglar Proof, "
is sotuc6tlat amazing, being equivalent to the assumption
that SAFE seekers are destitute Of common sense, being
c0mbenfated for such deficiency BY a ~profusion offered
ulitvb
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RESTAURANT.

~s~~ TIE undersigned would respect D
sfuIiyi inform the citizens ofShTeye- Sa
port and vicinity, that he opens a restaurant on -IIg
FRIDAY, THE lsT DAY or MARCH, 1861, on Texas street
near Market, whore he will be prepared at all times to
satisfy his friends and customers from O'Clock A. NJ,
until II o'clock P. VI, with warm and cold meals.
To boarders by the week and month, a liberal deduc-
ton will be made. }. \. JEHLE.
Shreveport. February d. lS6l-3m
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ana manufacturer OF All KINDS OF
Cakes, Candies and everything appertaining to
TIE CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS,
TEXAS STREET, between Market and Edwards Streets,
SHREVEPORT, ia.
ma TAKES this method Of informing the pub-kSAs
zSatt55 lie and citizens of Shreveport and sur
- rounding country, that he has just re Af&
ceived from New Orleans a large supply Of Familyand
Fancy Groceries, Wines and Liquors, such as
Sugar, coffee, tea, molasses, -four, rice, potatoes,
Lard, butter, cheese, bacon, sugar cured hams,
Breakfast bacon, ~mackerel, onions, candles, soap,
Starch, indigo, salt, crackers, spices, sauces.
Pickles, mustard, k]etchups, sweet and lard oils.
Cordials, wines, b%raudies, jelhes, preserves,
Fruits put up in brandy and in their own juice,
Pie fruits, cranberries, raisIus, currrants, citron,
Almonds, pecaus, halle unts. &c, &c.
Fish andvegetables Dramatically sealed, comprising
salmon, Holsters, sardines, oysters, mushroom,
green peas, corn, tomatoes, &c, &c.
Cigars, tobacco, buckets, tubs, brooms, selves,
Clothes pins, washboards, baskets,
Powder, shot, caps, cotton and grass Irvine, and
other articles too numerous to mention, all Of which will
be sold AS cheap as amy house in town.
Articles that are found not to be as represented, fire.
turned, the money will be refunded.
Weddings and parties supplied with fine confectione-
etc, at the shortest notice.
I share ofthe public patronage respectfully solicited.
a~prl25Iy| 4. G. COO
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SHERIFF2S SALE,

TNDISTRICT C0URT-State Of Louisiana-Parish of
4 Caddo, No. 58o9.-BELLoCQ, NoBLoM y Go. vs.. J. j.
YEALoCE. by virtue of an aIais writ of here facias to me
directed by the Honorable District Court Of the parish
aud State aforesaid in the above entitled suit | will offer
for sale at public auction to the highes bidder at the court
house in the city Of Shreveport, on
Saturday, the Ist day of June, A. d. 1861,
between the hours fiji O'Clock, a. NJ, and 4 o'clock, p. NJ,
the following described property, seized as that IF the
defendant, }. J. Iealock, and to be sold to pay and sat
isty the above mentioned writ, to-wit:
Anegro boy named Caspar, Of critic complexion, aged
about sixteen years.
David, q boy Of black complexion, aged about thirteen
years.
And Mary, d negro girl, Of black complexion, aged
about fifteen years.
Terms Of sale-Cash, without the benefit Of appraise-
ment. NATHAN H0SS, Sheriff
Sbrevenorf Nav I 1cs1-s,rfSu a.