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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
From the Richmond Enquirer May 5.
Beauregard's Address.

CoRlNTH. Miss, May >.
- The following address has just been issued to
oar troops, who are confident OF victory:
Soidisrs af Shiloh and Eikhorn:
We are about % meet once more in the shock
OF battle the invaders of our SOIL the despoiIers
OF our homes the disturbers of family ties
face To face. hand 10 hand We are TO decide
whether we are to he ireemen or vile slaves of
those Who are free only in name. and who but
Yesterday were vanquished. though in largely
superior numbers, IN their own encampments on
tire memorable field of Shiloh Let the i'm
pending battle decide our fate and add a more H.
l:strIous page TO the history of our revolution
oee to which children will point with noble
pride, saying, Our fathers were at the battle oil
C5rnth" | congratulate you on your timely
junction. With your mingled banners. for the
fist time during the war; we shall meet our foe
in strength that should give us victory. Soldiers
cin the result he doubtfulY Shall We not drive
back into the Tennessee the presumptuoua mer
cenaries collected for suhiugation2 One
more manly effort, and, trusting in God and the
business OF our cause. We shall recover more than
We have lately lost Let the sound OF our vctO
rious guns be re echoed by those of the army of
Virginia on the historic battlefield of York
town. &. I BEAUREGARD,
General Commanding.
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PITHY LETTER.-Hon..JoEL PARKER, Repub-
lican and leading citizen of Cambridge, Massa
chusetts, gives bis party whole volume OF sound
advice IN the following:
To the Editor ofthe Boston Journal:
DEAR SIR: Will you permit me 10 say that the
sooner the Republican party cuts itself loose from
all unconstitutional projects whether they relate
to emancipation by proclamation. conquering
States ana uodng them as Territories, conlisca-
ton without trial, or any other measure not war
ranted 10y the Constitution, the sooner it will
begin to provide for its own salvation.
Very truly yours, JOEL PARKER.
Cambridge. MAY }. 1862
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

contemporary remarks: There are but two
ways 70 crush this rebellion eileciually: One is
70 utterly annihilate the Southern army The
other Is for the North TO so conduct itself that
the rebellion may die for the want Ct any motive
for its perpetuation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
DIED.

GASTON-ln this city. May l7th 1852, Miss Eliza Gas
ton
The funeral will take place from the resd,rce Of her
father Mr.. +. Castor, The Of Maryland
anu Kentucky avenue to-day Monday O'Clock ".
BUCHANAN-May l7th, Ada, wife Of James VI.
Buchanan
The funeral viii take place from the residence No.
Pitchers avenue, at ? O'Clock p u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

NOR SALE AND ExCHANGE-sEvERAL ELEGANT
denccS IN this city. Also, building lots and sub
urban residences, oi easy terms.
Also, Garden Lots varying in size from one to forty
Also Western Lands TO exchange for cy property, and
will p difference of value in money
Those wishing sell exchange property request
ed to call and register their property my DO Ks. Per-
desiring buy exchange properly suested
call ais negotiate loans Of money. titles,
and pay Horse and bu gy always ready convey
persons round the city 10 look 1t property.
kILBy FERGu son, Real Estate Agent
O1ice-Opp1Ste GIeun's Block. myl3-dlOt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
MEDICAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE.


T1NO LADIES OFDELICATE HEALTH ORINPAIRED
I organization, 20 those ~ whom Increase u
family Is rom ANY reason Objectionable, the ersigned
would ocr prescription which perfectly reliabe and
sale ana which ha been prescribed IN varOLs parts 81
the Oh Norf tor the past century Although this article
pat bottles aud >cld very extensively the exhor5tsnt
price O 8 bottle. the undersigned proposes - fur
nisb the recipe for 81 by the Of which every
lady can supply herself with perfect ,feguaTc any
drug store Tor the trng Of q cents per year Any
physician druggist wilte you perfectly harmless
thousands II testimonial be procured VI = efca
Sent % any part OF the world receipt ~ by address
ing. DR !. &. DEVERACX.
P. %. Box, NO-s353, New Haven, Connecticut.
uly22-d6w'Gl
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D!DATES.

e. We ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
NOUNCE the name of JAMES X. PLUMMER a. a can
ddaie TO represent Maol county the legislature,
subject the decision Of the Democratic County Conrcn-
ton. MANY VOTERS.
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special Notice.

10 fDTERILSERS-4H s'dCsrTisenients taken TOR
a sect incl flae, tad ordered at befre TIE eirtioH
oftse time srlfsd, 'cU Re chdrger t~ regIF rains
FIR ~" ffae re 70 The time they OrfsTed oHt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

De &C rattle state Convention I'm Ohio.
The Democratic State Central Committee of
Ohio have called convention OF the Democracy
of that State, TO meet in Coumb-s, on the 9TH
Of July. for the purpose Of nominating State
ticket
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
NOTICE.

1--WE firm Of SPENCER & SOCwFLL has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. The business
Will be continued the old stand BY Mr. spencer, no
will keep constantly hand full supply Of the very
be~ articles Of Family Groceries, cheap for cash. He
will az al times be plesod his old customers and
make ones
All persons owing the late firm will please call al the
old stand and make settlement by cash short
settlements make long friends.
SPENCER sOCwELL
p. S-A the outstanding debts are coming Mr.. Soc
well but pas may Re made Mr. spencer taking
q receipt therefor. ap.6 "A " sOCwELL.
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
II "A L r Q a D.
1862. = -. go g, 80 1862.
new ARRANGEMENT.
New Houte to Chicago via KOkOmo.
80 MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE


an AND AFTER MAY ., 1852, trains will be
" run a. follows:
Nail Train will leave indianapolis at lilo NJ.
stop all and make close connection kokomo
with train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
road for LOganspor Valparaiso and Chicago and arrive
at Peru at BIS r. NJ in time make connections with
trains the Toledo and Wabash Railway going East and
West.
Returning, the train will leave Peru at GOO
A. NJ. after the arrival Of the the T. W. II. w
from the East and arrive at indianapolis at $50 A. NJ
in time to make connections for all points East, South
and West.
An ENpresstrain will leave indianapolis at 1895 p NJ,
connect at Kokomo with train for Chicago and arrive at
Peru at 500 A. NJ in time make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo and wabash Rail
way.
Returning the same train will leave Peru 1900 NJ.
making close connection Kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and LoganspOrt and arrive at indianapolis
4lO NJ, in time connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other ronts.
Special attention given the transportation of live
stock, produce and merchandis, generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and superintendent
THO. r. HAuGHEY General Ticket Agent. spl eddy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

,~ ONE HUNDRE ID

%A ONE HU y IL u ID
Young Men wanted Tor the Regu-
1ELA lar L. :. Army. an up the old
organized Mounted Regiments For particulars apply at
The Recruiting lce. No - West Washington street. over
NNcn's Hardware Store in charge Of
ROBERT :. SMITH.
isi Lieut. ~ L. :. Cavalry, Recruiting Oricer
myl5-dIm
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"GrGGf american Remedy"
DIR. HARYEY'S
CHRON0- THERMAL FEMALE PILLS

Which have neve- yet failed (when the directions have
been strictly foOwed in removing difficulties arising
from
OBSTRUCTION, OR SToPPAGE OF NATURE,
Or in restoring the system perfect llth when suffering
from Spinal Affections ProlapSus Uteri, the Whites
other weakness Of the Uterine Organs. Also in all
of Debility Nervous Prostitution; Mysteries Papita
tions &C. which the forerunners OF more dis
ease.
EFs These pills perfectly harmless the
tuition and be taken by the most delicate female with
causing distress at the time they act like charm
by strengthening invgorang and restoring the system
TO reality condition and by bringing the monthly
period with regularity, matter from what the
distractions NAV arise. They should, however not H.
taken during the first three four months Of pregnancy
though safe at any other time miscarriage would be
tie result.
Each box contains so Pills Price 81 and wnen de-
sired will be sent by mall pre- paid by any advertised
Agent on receipt Of the money.
Sold by Druggists generally. J. BRYAN.
Rochester. New York. General Agent.
skly~ TOMLINSON cox, Agents for Indianapolis
iulylS-d&w 81
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MEDICAL.
HMPGRTANTTO LADIES

nR. JOHN HARVEY. HAVING FOR UPWARD OF
twenty years Oted his professional time xclu-
siveiy to the treatment Of female difficulties,
and havings Icceede in thousands OF in restoring
the afflicted 70 sound health, has entire confidence
Offering publicly his
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19
Democratic Union State Ticket.

ron SECRETARY or STATE.
JAMES s. ATHON,
OF Marion County.
yoR sUDrros OF sTATz,
JOSEPH RiSTINE.
OF Fountain County.
ToR TREASURER oF STATE.
MATTHEW l. BRETT,
or Davies County.
roR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR r HORD.
OF Decatur Cognty.
yoa SUPERINTENDENT OF PUsLIc INSTRUCTION.,
SAMUEL L. RUGG.
OF Allen County.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
Dc. Ohnae o gen. Fremont.

Gen. Fremont is now in the same posi-
tion that Secretary Chase recommended
him for last summer.
A letter is in Gen. FremOnes possession
from Secretary Chase, written on the 4th
Of August, 1881, n which the latter says /;
81 have never ceased to urge that the
suggestions which Ventured 70 make re.
speeting your employment altar your r..
turn itoEt fsria, Were no { I'd OPTED. ~ fhink
your services are ol the highest value
where you are. I siilfthink that the tbes-
ter which / proposed for your aotion would
have been more important The flrrt psrt
Of my wish, as you perhaps remember, was
that you should assume the command in
the Shenandoah Valley and vicinity, in
place Of Gen. Patterson. Had my views
been adopted only 70 this extent I an per-
susded onr army would nov have been in
possession Of Manassas, and the whole line
OF cennunioation with Western Virginia
you'd 1age been open, for sure l am that
'Onn1'oA would never have escaped you"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March ~.
The fribune's despatch states that fur
her confirmation Of prisoners statements
touching the bsrbarities practised by the
rebels upon the bodies of Union soldiers
buried on the battlefield Of Bull Run, have
been received. The Lieutenant Colonel OF
the Third New Jersey Regiment, the first
regiment Of infantry to enter MANASSAS,
has in his possession q skull which he
found hanging over table in q rebel hut,
inscribed with theMords, I" Sic ssmper ty-
TGnBis," and the Virginia coat Of arms. He
satisfied himself also that they had used
skulls for ladies, and made pipes Of the
bones Of our slaughtered men. -. --....
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
FROM TaE soUTHRRN ooasr.

4tA" AOAAt 1LoL1u 4Os 4
Advices from Nassau state that the
British schooner, Sir Robert Peel, had ar.
rived from Charleston, and the steamer
Cecilia, from Dungeon Lreek, Ga.
The crew Of the latter deserted, and
have arrived here, They state that the
Ella Morley ran the blockade the night Of
Feb. 9th, and crossed Rattlesnake Shosl,
where there was but two and q hslf faith
oms of water, the ship drawing thirteen
feet. Saw some lights at 8 distance, sup.
posed to be one Of the blocksding feet.
Provisions at Charleston were very high.
Butter and coffee enc dollar per pound.
The Ella Morley would 60 Havana,
to be sold, and her owners intend to pur.
chase the Spanish steamer Ocean Bird, said
to be faster than the Ella Morley.
The British ship Gladiator was at Mas
sau, supposed to be waiting for cargo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

aecount in the Cincinnati Times, Of the
great Arkansas battle, We take the follow
ing description Of the desperate three days
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ClLEYELAND, COLUMBUS 8
" QIRgINHAfI RAILROAD-
q eWIHTER ARRAHGEmENF.- n,


lsn-L sWIHTER ARRANGEMENT-- IBS,-sL
On and after Monday, November 81, Issl. F.usss.
gsf Trains Win leave Cleveland g foBoVI;
FIRST Erain-s;60 A. M.StoDBing At al stations 5-
eePt OImsted, yolunois, koehsster, Green
wing s. Orestlins l0-5o A. H.; Collmbus ~ =,
HI Dayton 5s09 p. Nj Ui1ctElaff 6.lb y ls
Indianapolis SOD 2. n Louisville I'D A Ws
5T s. Louis 1876 A. Nj Chioago Tia Ursstinsst
second Trsin-5:5s P. n STOPPING & sii ristio.-
WOrthington, arriving AZ Crastllns ii 10 i -
golumbls l;s0 a n eAy SOS A. n; lE'ii-
Louis ll:a0 s. "a, LOpisyills 2;l5 p n; Eliils.
goVia oTsstline 1910 A. d.
IrAins stop . ieAFe Passengers at al stations Gna
Itop only . take PAsEsngers signal st ItsfisEI
frsi1s save UoIumbus e follows: lst Trsin-l.sc
A. n, and arrive IN Cleveland ct ss0 A. n. - In
-s;l5 ?. n. and aErtyes in oleYsand sc p H.,
COS HEOTIOHa
EhalhT, sandrlty, 4anEnsld 4 Newark Rsllrosd %
7 SAnloeAds kih bsrleli ErrEi tsns1Etl8
OzsItlinss Pittsbusah, Fort Wayns ohieszo IA.
roads ior FOREST, uprer ssndulky, DdI1h5r,
i5.a, .5s 5sEt y. M9ynsl " LsRoFsss Qhs.gd
aalIon and del Bs1si5ntans Rsilroad Lima r i.loa
5iasSes TslTa S1fS l., VIE VS5sa5sa, ' ~ ~
vile, Leuisytlls, Cairo, st. LOuil, =.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon snd Pitt1a
burgh Railroad for sprtaEdeld 4 -
UoIImbul, Littis Miami q ColumbuI, lnd Ks1I1
HAtrOad, Cor KAMA, Dayton, lndianarolii
Esrre Hsutss St. Louis, merroE, LoVsIlrif
aud Oincllnati, ald vita the Ohio = lIIf
Eilippi Baiirgaa az Cincinnati for LrousI
s VILE EgansEille, uatros g. Louir. anf7 81
points cn the Ohio river,
Oolumbui, Osntral Ohio Bsilsosd sOF EIssarE. -
vile, MheelinE, 40, Uolulnbus, PidunIS1f
Indiana Raiir0ad icr PiQaA, Urbana, -
D - E0r Tickets . al pointa end iDEorutiloI,.
llg at TIE Pallenger Station ana e Unicn Elca54
Once, if7 Superior Itreet.
0isyslAna. Nov. 4ih. issl. - :
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20
This Afternoons Report,
FOREIGN NE VS..
PoRTEAED, March ls

~ PORTLAND, March l9.
The Anglo Saxon, Capt. John Graham,
from Liverpool the 9th, via Londonderry,
arrived here this morning. Her dates are
five days later.
The mails and the Newspaper bag for
the Associate Press were despatched south
by the early morning train, and viii arrive
In NeH York about twelve O'CLOCK tosni9ht.
1gr eREAT BRITAIN.
The Importance Of The Federal victory at
Fort DonelSon was generally recognized in
England, causing an advance in American
Securities and depression in cotton.
The London Times sdmits the recent
successes Of the Federals, and their import
ance, and Gays they have been gained in q
country where the allegiance Of the popu-
lation was divided, but they have scarcely
brought the Federal Government any near
er than before to reconstruction Of the
Union. EE
The London Morning Post hopes that
both The Unionists sud secessionists viii
look upon the present state of sffairs as
afording grounds for q compromise Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

-. FROM ILLINOIS. aat
MARIEGo, March 10.
Ephemia Hall was destroyed By fire to.
day; loss $25,OOO.
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- - 1OoBHsggIOsg.

Hop Aecftonl are made lt H0nEoeFil lie Wifh - San
dlIkgs 1tsnsheld and Newark D. z, at ClVde TIth
The seld1skys Dayton and Cilefn1aa y. n, 40
mont with Fremont 3 Indiana B. R., aud sf Jolsdo
! with tie. Michigan 5olfhern 3 HuFthsFn Itli1na
ma Toledo and Wabash Railroads for OhioaTc. )ss
Cairo Alton St Louiss and al Poinfa West EoTsh,
Wegtand 5olthWelt- I.1lila ala
Trans arrive IN Cleveland ron Tolsdo md fhs
west at 80 A. ~, and $40 ?. =. Erom ealdt1Y
at 9s0 4. n. .-rl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

LONDON, Fridsy.-Consuls closed 98R for
money. American stook buoysnt, III. Cen
trail 424 discount Erie 32{6s28, N. Y.
Central 7l@7S, Erie division o. 5. 5s 724.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-20

ms: y s6seEsE O4s shl9g T-vVeIy ssE
~ D0nar' per year TFEWsskly,a saOO
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PLATING & BELL HANGlHG

SILVER PLATING ArD BELL BANGING.
THE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARE
III Nd 20 re-plAts Spoons, FORKS, usstors, Eruif
B,a1al. and Al other articles 81 aDie Wa1e, - Sod
aB nsW; also, Stair Rods, Door knobs, 8eu Pu1lI,
ito- rslsted Or elatsd % order b. hand o. elio1s
process, e good e aay ether establishment q tfa
BILL HANGING
F-0mDtiy attsndsd - and al UGrE uarFnni17 a.
s1nrsasassd, e rzasonahl8 prices.
Con 30, 4 MschslfciH BiccF. eornrr a pr.--.rs
nd Ontario 1treet1, (uD 1lalr1.l
- LnRROFND HEMMHE, turrl71a fha -
tssrsl iHsttls 81 ~. sa seWtng daehi1lS. -
E1ftaat ETLE5
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I flLEYkLAND & TOLEDO h b
-
WIETEB- -ARBAHeEnEsT.

1874 WIEEEB ARBAEeEnEsT. -ls5l.s.
On and aflor Ho1day, November lth, Issl. Tr-lrI
Ht3 nm datlVs - iolicEss e5tInday1 excepted, -
E5a A. n. Chicago Expresa-Stopa a. All utsfIouacn
eouthern DfgisiOn, except WashinRtoD, and
s9J arrives II L9leao st A2l9 ?. h.s 1and Ghi1Ago
90 p y. NorthsFn Mail-StoSs at an ufltfohslol
A1oTthern Division, and arrives st saaduskYaE
8lJ =. u. Telegraph pTe33-6t8p8 dt al EtlticnI
~ on eoltheTn Division, except Washfn gfor. -
noa and Clay. Arrives ie 1olsds at la.t5 q. 10
.rTa n1d GhcagUnf n A. n
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-23

X; ;.s following ortler has bsea n sss ss,s
6ana aa|liA

IT.. spllowirs order has. been sisssls' !. I
49, : : !; I i, , !. s4s 4lEiaS lV!g4
hong our Cor,scfipts .who prep So p.synd
Substitutes III their stead, viii do YSfl
a ~ Siva this ordsr sonne stfssntion.
To THE COy5CRIPTs.
tsExEsAL OnDsh.
/ shrevsport, Augst 4. 1862.
z lslave iast received additional orders
from Gen. Blanchard, md il seems he
IN. adopted tho srder al Gen. Hindna1.,
4rkixtiSg 70 suhSti itutss and shsssPwill not
/ 10 any accepted In my cass. srhsfsfors
fany con.csiptS pf 4llis parish, havs an
plovsd substitntes, they had better 10
With them to Monroe ButI would al
rise all, not 70 smpioy any person q |
sdbatituta, for I am satisfied they will
MT bs received ~ sncll s
I'll JAMES b. S1AfyfS,
Enrolling bfiser.
~
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-08-23

find M, tIa i 1t suspicion ~ g1t.
ting married 'hsr. ,yilI ". ,nese Lsoks
] published sli.n vii & find md aud
more ba'a th.n viii ind gpAy TN
Ifths incumbent Of Il iat of6ce shnnla
tf=,lie there will Be at least orle dcxen pairs
of fssf teaIy u step Into org psir eEE
rlloes. S.
e ia young won u sliosill Lappeti y
blush, she vii ~ apt g Ioq red i. "a, a !,
face without the uss Of paint it4hs Az. ss
ans efa yonng man thsss nigff,t II success
sion, il HilI'be assign of sonletbins,; 4 she
! dreams df him; fur tipes, q have, iln
toosllasbsS Ii i. fsn 10 o.ls A,silt
long lime gsttiag either of chem oas q 3, lsf
head. ss &
s. Many psopls vii drink more strong
liquor than viii be nscvss,sry to keep
than sober; and take ,nors 1nsdicins than
wii b. requisite to the enjoyment Of good
health. js 8
Dinners and entertainments will be.
given tes those who have enougl, 1t home;
aud the paor will RECEIVE mush advice
gratis, legal and 'nsdical excepted
Hs hennassiss next year, runs grsat
srisk, espscial y # M does IT ina hurry.
s,eras Mill 10 4 tremendous noise 4
oysftl,s country wiensit tlltmders, and !.
enasas kieE si Up occasionally BY
5the icoaeh Lorsss.
Many young ladies' Who hope for II,
but liltlv Is psci ii. nil bes married; and
many Who Anticipats thatAglori Gus c,n
summation, vill'baa comp lfsa to wait for
anoshp year 4
s z Pfoliticians viii make fools Of ot',ert;|
and women. viIL pretty fades will make
fools sof fbaih
There viii b4a great cry and no wool,
beth Il the shearins Of pigs md ths meet
ting of the Yankee g ngress. 81
Finally. there exists but little doubt
tllat 1863 will bss i most 5wondsrfal yrar,J
FIJI { surprising II int ersat atls That harv
preceded y Il
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Y " hours 81 10 a. n. AZ ard Y u.
Al 1T the lAte rssiitl lsl1c tl,e dbceaaed.
/ the following d5sscribsd property 70 wit:s
-. The plantation upon which tie
deceased list fss.dsd, situated Oh Ba-.
you Chou,,iqne ID this Parish, contain.s55
| ing one hundred and twenty acres off
| Lind, more VI less, bounded North by
Jean Pierre Lsmoin ine, South BY Evariats
Rabalais il, East by Symphorien Cou-
fvillion and West by Evarists Rabalais
Jr, together with ell the buildings and
improvements, thereon sitsated.
90. The slave, fvalers. negro man,
aged about AZ. years. sI,5 .E
30. Robert, negro man, aged about 81
years. E ,s VI 4 !.
10. Lovel. Griff, anged about IL years:
50. Julisnne, GriK aged about 36s
years, and Her four children, viz Al
eide. aged 7 ,eyrs, Ernest aged s years.
Leon aged 3 Years aud Clotilde ons year.
90. SYDNEY (afflicted) aged about s26
; years and her two children, VIZ: Rsgina
aged years and Aristide 6 years.
20. Clerna, Gria aged about Is yaAyy. 4
50. Two mnless i.
90. Ons horse. 81 ". "a 5. 3l.
a 100. sheads Of horned cattls. II d
s 10, One pair Of oxen.
12o Ons 4ox cart. 5ss ss 8..j "
S l3o. The etarlning utensils. y
14o. 90 head OF hogs.
q 100. Hoasehold snd Kitchen furnr- /
tute, cotton, corn Sand various other axti-.s
cles too numerous to mention. 5.s3
TERMS & CONDITIONS
The plantation, the Slaves and aiher
will be sold payable ii four Se-
quail annual sitlsta ailments. viz: one fourth
payable Oh The FIRST day Of April 1863;
one fourth oil the first day u April 1864;
one fourth al, tie first day of April 1865
and the last fourth On tbs FIRST day of Az,
priii 1866. y.
B Purchasers To Furnish their notes with two s
rood and solvent securities, i,yolian, 70 the
nrdery and fatistuetion OF isthe Executor S
bearing interest at The rate of eight per cent ii
per snnuan utter their several maturities until
insl payment J'he whole 10 remain spsciaIiy &.
nottgaged and vendors priyiedge retained
latill the full and fual payment OF e princi-.
pei and interest that my accrue thdseon. ,: ,4
. Acts ol sale TO BE passed before the Recor-
les of this parish II tie sapeuse Of purchasers
slarks4illa, Avoysllss en thiS 2sd..
aays sof August l86 @ n ". ass's5
B. VI Y. E. COCHR ANE, #
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