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llaresasaIa b faai.'sr Chapuan. and %
iHun.nH1 AIrnul
rAufniNcs MIas.
HANlNu aaaH0|aIai lsaHaelfaa ID ne rrnriIea ai
III iaN. aI sIIsna rfeuplI u III business eniraa-
tH b tHnft Gre UITIII era Irnaafe Courts ~ ne
HTHUI.aI NI IIHrHIl smith. NrUIA Newton. hefry,
ZONES. I|fIH. ora IInirIIIlfr. They via 1l1 nrll.
fnH |u fNa aN tnnFi af ~ Niaia snd In fhr unIied
Ni0I1H III.IF|.f HIIITI ~ AIIa.an.
ttFIri l'lenHon gwen 81 ~ csitruuos ~ CLsHsl.
lNaauai il. faNl taiF
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EFT my premises on Saturday the 10th
IL inst, small bay horse, about eight or
nine years old, with = saddle mark one
side, a scar on the washer Of one eye, and
a small wart on his nose. and a bay mare
mule. on the ohunkey order, reached last
spring. and name grown until Il nearly lays
over. Any information about them thank
fully received, or literally rewarded. Ny
Postofhee Is Raleigh, Smith County, Miss
+. SPENCER.
March 8. 1861. 2l-tf
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HoNEsT 0LD ABE's BETTKR HALF.-Tha
Cincinnati Enquirer gives the following as
one of the incidents Of the trip from In
dianapolis to Cincinnati, on the train with
Mr. Lincoln and suite:
The following scene actually occurred.
and we think should be set down. A
gentleman. one Of the suite, we believe.
while passing through the rear car. was
addressed By the future mistress Of the
White House as follows:
Mrs. L.--How do you flourish l'i
Gentleman--Well,I thank YOU,
Mrs. Lis that Cincinnati paper Won
have in your hnndf
Gentleman-Yes, passing the ia
10 her.) AfllAl
Mrs. h,-Boesit 4 y anYeliiss A :. -
The manner in which these ane-,;,,.,. -.
were propounded was more s,1-g,ss;,.s,
than the inteFrogatories themSelves In.
agine the successor Of the aec6nnpl;sl, -
Mrs. Madison, Mrs. Polk and Har-;.,a
Lane addressing a foreign Minister wish
"How do you fosuisk The s.uSn re-
minds us oil an anecdote Of the wife of an
honest Dutchman, who had unexpectedly
been elevated TO the position Of major OF
the militia. When the result of the elee-
| ton was known, the children wanted to
know il they would not all be majors.
mo, you fools,' Indignantly replied the
mother, none but your daddie and me Z
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...~ss /. Il (. z p q 4 -.
w Halaa. laanef aud IN Jones. oreen. Perry.
I1faeNII| l.IHI0rH lNI NHnrnrI NUunIra.
rHaa-Nfnrf NarIia. iarHsua Nnunig. Mss.
-. aaa Wsaa sal y T rgan uni praruos IN 60
f.si E. IIli. sI.fv
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4 WHITE GUNrowDkR.--A letter itom
London, says: Il have heard in the city
Of = eurions invention. which concerns
alike sportsmen, rifemen and the seien-
tific. Il i the OF white gun
powder II il made no ul5stery of being
composed Of yellow potassa. chloride of po-
tassa. Loaf sugar, and birthstone. Is pos
sesses superior qualities over black pow.
der, being quicker and more powerful in
il action: ana not fo0ling the gun. For
The delicate ii the olfaclcgy nerves. Il
NAV IS added that i j without unp llt
smell. Ithas just been patented" !"
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To George w. Prowitt and John Carslar-
phen, and 20 al persons claiming. or
having an interest. either legal OF euui-
table. 10 the lands hereinafter described
az the time tho ame were sold for
taxes, and All such other persons AZ
may be interested therein
WHEHEAS. Isabella A. Adams for her
II self as widow, and a. Guardian Of the
minor heirs Of SIMEON R. ADAMS, de-
ceased has fled her amended bill In the
Chanoery Court Of Jasper County praying
Cor q confirmation Of her title 70 the South
West Of The North West I Of Section IA,
Towhship 2 Range Il East, situated In
said jasper County, which said land was
aold for the taxes due and IN arrears there.
on, As the property Of Geo. w. Prewitt and
John Carstarphsn, By William p. Cherry,
sheriff aud tax collector Of aaid County,
on the 9th day Of February, A. ID. lef5,
who executed a deed The same dav 70
Simeon r. Adams ior the same, he boina
The purchaser thereof. Nov, all persons
interested IN said lands are notified thai
unless they plead. answtr OF domur d
The allegations contained In complainant'l
bill, on or before The eth Monday o.
March next. A. d. 1861, thoy win b
taken ior confessed and q adecrcc rendered
IN conformity Herewith.
Witness my hand and sea
SEAL lthis the llth day Of February
N/A. u. 1861.
JAS. u. MCCORMICK,
Clofk Chanccry Court jasper County.
SutNNoN 4 STaGEr,
Nl. far C5Hsc.
Feb II, 1891. le-5t
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WHERElls letters Of administration with
II tho viii annexed, we're granted 70 the
HORNE. deceased, notice is hereby given
% al persons having claima against said
rsiale % present them duly probated with
In he dme allowed by laN. oF they viii b.
barred. and ali ptraons indebted 10 The
nald estate are requested % come forward
and make immediate payment
JNO. "a. HORNE.
Admlniairnior with The wiil ANNEXED.
Jan. %. 1891. 1915
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Notice.
To JOSEPH d. ABNEY, his heirs or a.
signs, ard 10 all persons claiming or
having m interest either legal or equi-
table In the lands hereinafter described.
at the thne the same were cold for taxes,
and ~ such other persons as may be
intereded therein.
WHEREAS. George Mcdonald has filed
his amended bill in the Chancery Court Of
Jasper County praying for q confirmation
of his title 10 the North East Of Sec. %,
Township 4, Range II East, which said
land was sold for the taxes due thereon
By William p. Cherry, Sheriff and tax
collector OF Jasper County, on tho 4th
day Of February AZ 1916, az the property
Of Joseph d. Abney, 10 John johnson,
ST., who sold and conveyed the same to
John Mcdonald, who sold and conveyed
she same 10 George Mcdonald, the CON-
plainant, who has fled his amended bill
in the ChaneeFy Court Of jasper County as
Aforesaid.
Nov, therefore. you are hereby notified
Of the premises. and 70 Be and appear be-
fore the Honorahle The Chancery Court a.
aforesaid, on the drst day Of the next reg
ular term thereof. 10 be holden at Pauld-
ing on the 9Th Monday In March, 1861,
and show cause Il any you have or can
against said tax title, and Why the com
plainant's title 70 said land should not be
confirmed and 10 plead, answer or demur
70 the complainant's bill, OF else the same
suill - k.Aa~as.f f@--~@-f~~a.
BY order of Court.
JAS. U. MCCORMICK, C.CJ.C.
SHANnoS SrnEEI.
SD. ~ Cbnp.
Feb. ~, 1851. 1856
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=. THE undersc ltdlas opened a new
~ Livery Stable e - 80 o. The Mobile
NNe--rrFyN and Ohio lsairoaA and v n be found
A.tA Vel prepared % 4tmes 10 take care
~ OF Horse.
seSkcEsS&a tie VI. also i;eopt hire a Gne lot
Of n Herses and RugGies.
During Circuit Courts a Hack VIA r1n from Desc
20 90 Quiiman- r J. COLLINS. s
DeSoio. March s. ISL. 2i-tf
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DOCKS AND sTATIoNERY.--aIiso
Dous and School Books, Of every description, fof
The use Of Academies and Schools. Also great ~
Eety of Cap Mole and Letter Paper; steel and Gold
PslEs Quills, tci Inkh ell kindsI Ink sands. -.
Brmasa Nsyls 1854 si-iS
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"HEREAS Letters Of Administration
w were granted 10 the undersigned,
AZ the January term Of the Probate Court
Of Wayne County. Miss, on the estate ef
JOHN i. L. HORNE. deceased. notice l.
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against naid estate 70 present them, duly
probaied. within the time allowed BY law,
or they viii b barred and all persons
indebted 10 The said decedent. are required
20 come forward and makeimmodiate pay
ment JNO. II. HORNE. Admfr.
Jan. 20. 1861. 1914
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ae Cater Boot.
dainty foot.
gaitcr boot
b you're shocking:
Ne only know
ofone thiagworse,
has'sa snow white stocking.
% neat and clean
Ioqether seen,
ee stoics must sgree
Toyou 10 vote
What Gray once wrote.
anlsoIne L-E-G.
The lasting theme
Of midnight dream-
reIy soul OF song;
Maa wants you ntsle
Here below,
nevsr wants you long.
by Plato ne'er
Sent tripping here;
Plato rather given,
To lead poor man.
(An sasy plan.)
Irt Haa1en.
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0NE or THR LATEST AcTs or Ma. Be-
cnANAS.--The telegFaphic announcement
Of the indignity heaped upon Gen. Twiggs
is confirmed by 4 General Order under
date Of March 1, Of the adiutant General
By order of Secretary Holt, which We ind
il the Washington papers. So, then,
nearly the last act Of Nr. Buchanan's adj
ministration was to sligmati1e e coward
and traitor, the oldest general officer IN
the army Of the United States.
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To Alexander Watts, and to all persons
claiming or having an interest either le-
gal or equitable in the lands hereinaf-
ter described at the time the same were
sold for taxes. and all such other per-
sons as may BE- interested therein:
WHEREAS, John + Harry has filed his
amended bill in the Chancery Court Of
Jasper county praying for confirmation Of
his title 70 the West Of the North West
and the West ! o. the South West I Of
Section 5, Township I N. Range ~ +. sit
uated IN Jasper county, which said land
was sold FOR the taxes due thereon, by
William p. Cherry, Sheriff and tax collec-
tor Of Jasper county. on the 18th day Of
March, A. u. lS45, and purchased Nv
James Holder, and whereas the said
James Holder sold and conveyed said
land 10 Dudley Il. Thompson, who sold and
conveyed the same to James II. Young
blood who sold and conveyed the same to
John +. Harry who has fled his amended
bill praying confirmation Of his title IS
aforesaid, in the Chancery Court Of Jas
per county. Now, therefore, you are here
by notified Of the premises and to be and
appear before tie honorable, the Chan
cery Court Of jasper county a. aforesaid.
on the frst day Of the next regular term
thereof, to be holden at Paulding on the
4ih Monday in March. 1861, and show
cause II any you. have or can against said
tax title. and why the compliments title
10 said land shOEld not be confirmed, and
to plead answer or demur to the CON-
plainants bill or else the same viii be
taken for confessed
JAS. L. MCCORMICK,
Clerk Chancery Court, J. c.
SHANNoS 4 STnxrT
ST. for Cbmr.
Enh n 1851 IA "a
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HNHE parties owning the remainder Of
III the above described lands will offer
their interest for sale at the above time
and place.
Nov. o, IsGO. T-5t
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JAS. L. MCCORMICK.

Administratrix' sale OF Lands.
n1 virtue and IN pursuance Of an or
u der Of the Probate Court Of Clarke
county, Mas, the undersigned, admin
istratrix Of the estate Of Marcus y. Beard.
late Of said county. deceased, will on
Monday, the 18th Of March, 1861, pro
ceed 20 cell before the Court House door,
IN the town Of Paulding. jasper County,
Misc, a public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, on q credit Of six months from
The day Of sale, the following described
fanila belon~ing to the estate Of said
d.s--i..,Fut q, the Northwest fourth,
Of North East fodftii
township three, Range el hg
and hciTs n. lamar f'uu'
The purchaser viii Be- required ID fve
bond with approved security for t1e pay.
mept Of the purchase money.
MARTHA BEARD. timrx.
Feb. l3, 1861. 1854.
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Hard Times Outdone.
LET THE SOUTH Build Up TaE SOUTH
$50, 900 Worth OF FARMS ana
RuHDTNG TOTS

n the Golden Region Of Virginia fCulpepor Coun-
II ~ isto be divided among lo.203 subscribers on
the thirteenth day Of April. ISL Subscriptions only
ten dollars each one half down. the resi- delivery
OF Deed Every subscriber viii get a Building Lot OF
farIa AID Lois are sql elscap TO intiuce settle
crease ID die value on hich ul CON I'm - AZ
aIEHr1Irf luaz pElea ~ =. ~
be given for the faithful perfornIaif1. q -
and promises.
So Mere Arents sre wanted TO obtain stihscribers
g whom the most liberal induceinens ,f N ls aiver
some Agents write mat they ere making 20 dollars
per month. For full particulars s.iscriations Agrf
cics, kc- apply 60 T. HAl-DRR
Port RoTal. Caroline County. Va
Or 70 J. q. BfAcKWEl. Agent
: Raleigh, Smith Coui iybAGks.,
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AfacAmenf f5r SL3l3,S3.
IT appearing that said attachment has
Il been returned duly levied upon the
estate Of the defendant, and that defen-
dant Is not found or summoned in the
above stated cause. and attachment duly
issued and returned: Notice Is therefore
hereby given, that uhless the defendant
appear before said court on or before the
hrst day Of the nexI term Thereof. 70 be
holden for said courty at the Courthouse
thereof. in the town OF Paulding, on the
9Th Monday Of Mach next, and plead 10
said action. judgment viii be entered
against him, and the property attached be
sold 10 satisfy plaintiiPs demand and all
cost.
Gifen under my hand and
SEAL seal Of Office this the 18th day
~ February, A. D. 1861.
JAHES Z. MCCORMICK,
Clerk.
Feb. %, 1851. 1856
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aoE.- r.NIl&Mmr,
drro ANEf ar Law,
rAuLnu0. Nt4
Avg. ssh 1890 t1-iy
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Fair warning.
: paoir Nofa. and Nea.rsnls ~ ff5
New Livery Stable al DeSOto.

All persons indebted 20 said hnn, ni'si pag ~. a
they vii ind their accounts IN ths hands OF officer
for collection.
s. wa u. L. H0iEZE. Assignccs.
Enferprl-s MsS- March :. 1871. .i.su
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TLEAl'S STRENGTHENHG CORDIAL
And Blood Purifier.
I - THE grentest rcT1.s -
= edy 10 the woula = -

- tiiled ffoIn q Terry /
A& " known only 90 my
self and chemically
kffJI w combined with sonIe
" OF the most Kalu-
able medicinal roots,
herbs ana harks
known 10 the mind
OF man, viz: Blood
Root Black Root.
A Wild Cherry Bark,
MA yellow Docs. nande-
N lion. Sarsaparilla. f.
N der Flowers, with
AAGA& others, producing Z
pafala fni-ing the most iniailibie
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M Ill aiirnd aIih rItnrinfsa aad fteniy % an
w business snifa.'.f IS s. ears Is ai tne Counts
g. ,he NHnntgs NJ NursQns N1fIu1ien, smith. 90.
r|lH. lnd Rankin.
s.l.ei aiisndaa "a b. SEES 10 ias outlsosiuu %
nE-uTre In ftr rrrrf nrnan.
Hfa1rlIa. 1Hna 'u lI.N w.ff
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ne state OF BIIsSisSiPPI,
TNcpUp f,orrnsTsxy

JASPER COUNTY
10 Ne Circuit Court Of said Cauty, March
Tam. A. d. 1861
Jonathan d. Parker, Adm
Of Eleazor Nelson,
W..
Samuel I. williamson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-27
Avis aux Contribuables.

Dams partie de In Parisse de Jefferson, ltve
Gauche, sujctte la jurisdiction du JUN dc
Police.
OAR ie present avis toutes personnes RESIDENCES
l. dc In Paroissc Jefferson, qut sont tcnus hu
Placement de taxes imposec conformemcnt In loi,
pour tn;nec 1860 par te Juri de Police dc Ia DIT"
Parosse Jefferson, Rive Gauche, sont notieo gu"
les ditcs Takes scront dues dter du Mars |, leOl
One dams les trcntc jours qu sulNront lc dit Mars
1861 les rtes Taxes devfout etre pages au Col
lecteur soussigne son bureau, la Mason do
Cour dams Ia Vile de Currollton, dams la ditto
Paroisso, gu fedet d'y rcccvoir les dttcs Taxes,
le sousigne 81 trouvera son burenu chaqne jour
pendant les trcnte jours susdts depuis 10 heures,
A. NJ, jusqu' az hcurcs l.. NJ
Et uu'd Respiration dc ce d6la uue liste des
pcrsonncs qu n'auron, pas pave les ditcs Taxes
sern dress6 par lie Coilecteur, lcquel procenera
conformement Il la foi, sasir et Il yendre dcs
biens appartenant aux dclinqucns, ponr satisiniro
nu placement dc leur dites Taxes, DIES interet ct les
frais
Paroisse Jefferson, Viiic de CHrrolltor 1861.
J. j. GUTIERREZ Coilcctcur,
dc In Paroisse de jefferson, Rive GnuchcS
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-27
STATE OF LOUISIANA:
Parish Of Jefferson.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
j. G. Logan,
VS.. No. 1894
His Creditors


~ virtue of and in obedience to anorder of
~ sale, to me directed by the Honorable
the ihird judicial District Court OF Louisiana,
III the above entitled matter, l will proceed to
sen at pubic auction at the door of the Court
House, ON Canal AVensle between Hampson and
Second streets, in the City of Carrollton on
SATURDAY, the 9th day of April, 1861, at the
hour OF IL o'clock A. NJ, the following described
real estate and moVcable effects, TO wit:
l. TWO CERTAIN SQUARES OF GROUND
with the improvements thereon, situated in the
Town OF Carrolhon, in this parish and deSi gnated
as squares Nos 276 A and 276; Il, on plan of H.
MoeihauSen surveyor, dated August 25 lS45
deposited in the office of c. r. Stringer, notary
Square No. 216 A, is bounded by jackson. Eagle
StrehZ and Sixteenth streets and measures 300
rect on each OF said streets; and square No. Z16;
Il, is bounded by jackson, Eagle, Stretz and
Seventeenth Streets and also measures 800 feet
front on each of said streets.
2 \ CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND,
situate in the Town Of Carrollton in this parish
and State, and designated by the No 29S b. on IA
plan drawn by II. Moeihauscn surveyor dated
August 25 1915, deposited in the office of G. r.
Holly Grove, Hamilton. Emma and Eighteenth
streets and measures 800 feet front on each of
SAID streets.
B. A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND,
situate in the Town of CarroIton, in this parish
and state, designated by the No. 29s; A, on a
plan drawn by IL. Moelhauseu surveyor, dated
Strnger notary; said square is comprised within
Holly Grove, Hamilton Emma and Seventeenth
streets, and measures 300 feet front on each of
said streets.
I. THREE COWS,
ONE HORSE, and Il lot of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Farming
Utensils and other moveabes, as per schedule on
;. rWO SHARES of one-eighth each in the
Southern Fire Proof Company of New OrlCuns
surrendered by the said Insolvcut.
Terms Of sulc--CASH on THE SPOT.
GUY DREUN, Sheriff
luh6-ts Of tie Parish Of JEFFERSON.
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ETAT DE LA LOUIsIANE :
PARoIssE DE JEFFERSON.

COMMENCEMENT une proclamation D moi
~ adfiresse par E. Buisson Gre ffier de la Trois-
emc Cour de District Judiciare de I,Etat dc Ia
Louisiana avis est par les pfesente dome, que
lelection de LUNDI, lie LIST Avril, 1861, pour
Juge de Second District Judiciare, comprise DIES
paroisses jefferson, Pfaquemine ct ST. Bernard,
sera tenue aux Heux ct sous la surveillance des
cOmmissaires, SAVIOR:
Pour cette partie de la paroisse comprise entire
la ligne supereure de Ia vile de la Nouvelle Or
leans ct la Unite inferieure de Greenvle. lie
scrutn sera tenu en- la vile de Jefferson au "City
Hatf' rue DIES Atagazine entire les rHes Napoleon ct
Berlin.
Commssaires: Daniel Nafe, Y. ]. LeCorgne ct
John liellrich. Gretfiers: E. w. Grinagc ct A.
LHgroue.
Pour eette parte della paroisse comprise entire
la Unite inferieure de Greenvlle ct la Unite supe
rieure de la paroissc. lie scrutfn tenu la
vile de Earrollton, u Ia Maison dc Cour
Commissioners Charles LeBretOn l.. C. Perret
ct S. Pursel Greaiers; Arthur Wire ct G. c
Porter
Pour ccttc pnrtie de Ia paroissc sisc sur la rive
droite d. Acavc Mississippi, ct comprise cntra In
Unite infcrieure de Ia paross ct iSne nfcricure de
Fhabitation tsqneNc nppnrtrnant l. Harang
muintcnant CcHc d. Mr.. Sparks. lie scrutin sera
tenn a Grrtpa II la Cour du Jugc de Paiz.
Coumissutcrs: Sohn CHliow, Capt. Martin ct
George. tIlchrSmdt, Grefirs: DIR. j. +. Taylor
ct Peter AymHr.
Pour ccitc partic DC Ia paroissc situe sur In
rive drotc dr fehVc comprise rnira la Lyme
mferourc de rhabitation Sparks ct la Unite
supericnre de Ia R"T9:sse, l.e ScrTtn ser" tenu
Commissurcs: y. Duprc. Forum" Icrnguc ct
+. Fortier. Grcihers; NJ Fnzcnde ct Alexis
Drouct.
Poas cettc partir de la parossr counue CONNIE le
Rarratar1a. Le scrutin scra temu a la Maison,
d'Ecole
Commfssarcs: r. Bouttc, w. Il. Brrthoud ct
Andre Adam. Grofricrs +. IIaraup ct NJ. Perrin.
Pour ccttn partic Il" la parossc situo cur |" bord
de IA NIcr Ct comprcnant Ia Gran,tr Icrr, la
Grand" Isl" ct In Ch"ni"rr Camida1a, Lr srTHtin
s'ra tcnu Il la Ch"ner" II lH Maison d'Ecol".
Comrnissaircs: l.. Roudeau, Leon Landry ct
Banton. Gretficrs: +. Colin ct John Gallagher.
Vile dc CarroI'ton. MARS 9, 1861
GUY DiEI'N, SHERIFF..
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE 10 TAX PAYERS

UTthin that part Of the Parish Of Jefferson,
Left BANK, uuder tic Jurisdiction Of @e
police .IHry
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons whether
In resident or non resident of the Parish of
Jefferson, who Liable to the payment of Taxes
imposed according to law, for the year 1860, by
the Police Jury. for the of said Parish OF
Jefferson, Left Bank, that all such Parish Taxes
will be due on the first day of March, 1861. That
within thirty DAYS thereafter the said Taxes must
be paid to the Undersigned Collector, ut his Office
in the Courthouse, Town of Carrollton, in said
Parrish; that the undersigned will be there TO- the
purpose of receiving said Taxes, and also all
Parish Taxes remaining unpaid for the preceding
years every day, during the thirty days aforesaid,
from 10 o'clock A. NJ. to o'clock T. NJ.
And further, that mt the expiration of said delay,
Il list of the persons who shall have failed to pay
the Taxes due by them, shall DC drawn up by the
undersigned Collector, whose duty 1t shall be
under the law to seize and sell property of tho
dclinqucnts, to pay and satisfy the said Taxes,
with interest aud costs thereon.
Parish of jefferson, Town of Cnrrollton, lSbl
J. j. GUTIERREZ, Collector,
fcb27 Left Bank, Parish of Jefferson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-27

rGS PURSUANT to a Proclamation Of
g ss5SSsa His EXccilcncy THbS. q. MOORE,
sr-ES|SE@& Governor of the STAG of Louisiana,
EEt<3ssfHpss brHriug date February ~, I~GI, tie
qualified voters of tn" Parish Of Jefferson nr"
hereby notified that Election will be hnH ON
MONDAY, the First day Of April, 1901, for one
Judr" for the Second Judicial District, composed
Of tn" parishes of jefferson, Paqucmincs ard St.
Bernard.
The pols will be opened in cncii Election pre-
cnct. FROM tho hours Of nine O'Clock Al NJ. till
four o'clock T. NJ, on the date before mentioned
t0-wit: MONDAY. First day Of April, l-Gl. fer
the purpose of receiving tn" votes of the qualified
voters of she Parish of jefferson, under the
superintendent" of the Commissioners and Clerks,
to De appointed by the authorities drsipnutrd by
law: tn" election TO b" conducted and tripicut"
returns made to the undersigned, returning officer.
according to law
SherifTs ODicc, Parish of jefferson, March o.,
l-GI
mhGtd GUY DRETX, Sheriff.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-03-27
Pay Your Taxes! Pay Your Taxes!!
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
TREASURER'S OFFICE, }

City of Cnrrollton, January 80, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties residents
IN or uonrcsidcutS, Indebted to the city of Car
rollton for Taxes ON Real Estate and Slaves, for
the year 1860, that the said Taxes due, and
payable from the first day of January 1861 to tho
first Monday In July, 1861
Notice is further given, that will be mt my
Oficc, Council Hall, daily from 10 o'clock \. NJ,
to 3 +. NJ, except on Hottduys--aud on Saturdays
from o'clock q. NJ, to 3 T.. NJ, to rrcciV" suid
Taxes, and If the same are not paid within tho
above mentioned time, they will be dealt with
according to law.
jnu3O FREDERICK KERN Collector.