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The New York herald., 1862-04-13

WAsHNGroN, April IL, 1862.
NOTICE TO VESSELS TRADING TO OLD POINT.
The following lotcr addressed to Flag Officer Colds
borough, vas issued from tho Navy Department tho
5th instant
SR-It Is not unlikely that some vessels may make
their appearance at Old Point for tho purpose trading
with the army and naval forces without authority TO do
None should be allowed without the permission OF
the Treasury, War or Navy departments and, should
discover any that have not such permission, you will
seize them and send them into port for adjudication
am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
GIDEON WEIIES, Secretary OF tho Navy.
The New York herald., 1862-04-13

CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERT HALL. No. As Bowery -
BURLEsauEs, SONGS. DANCES. &c-yEAs As 4 iosr.
-PAR-SIAN CABINET OF WONDERS. 563 Broadway.
Open daily from 10 A. NJ. till 9P.M
NOVELTY MUSIC HALL, 6l6 Broadway.-BuRLrsour,
eoXGs DANCES, &c.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
NOTICE.
lOjy-ti

fINO COTTON AND WOOL GROWERS
l. and Capitalists of the States Of Louisia-
ana. ! have purchased one third of a tract
of lane. from \. e, McNecly aud H.. j. Nash.
where there is an everlasting stream of water.
running over II solid bed Of rocks. And at
this time a Saw and Grist Mill, and one or
the other runs daily.
We propose to offer this site for IL Factory
Tor the manufacture Of coarse Cotton or Lin
scy. Gentlemen wishing to enter into copart-
nerslnp are invited to call upon Mr.. \. G..
MeNeel.y. who is living on the place. and
VIII show them the situation on the kcccllic.
III Inc lower portion of the Parish of Natchi-
toehes. Persons wishing to take Stock will
address r.. 4. Crosby, Alexandria. La. and
the amount of Stock they wish to subscribe.
We wish to take fifty thousand dollars worth
of Stock ourselves. The machinery can be
purchased in Gcory ia or Alabama.
+. Il. CROSBY.
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Provost Marsllals Office.

N~ATcnlroCHEs, JrLY 18th. 1862.
|, Passports will be delivered to citizens
and others, who may require them. or Pass
ports from other offices will be authenticated
upon proper application TO this office.
=. The constitution Of the Confederate
States, prohibits Congress from passing any
law. abridging the freedom Of speech or the
PreSs-and declares that the privilege of the
writ of Habe1& Corpns shall not be suspend
ed, unless when in care of rebellion or inya-
sion, The public safety may require it.
In times like the present when the cot,n-
try IS engaged in an internccinc war for indie
pcndeuce, citizens or foreigners. who publicly
and habitually indulgt in language. or in
publication calculated TO weaken the public
confidence in the President of the t'ontrdcr-
ate States, the Governor of the State or 9th
er civil or Military officers # goyernme:.t t.
cvincC az utter want of patriotism and de-
voiion to the country. and their conduct
should be carefully scrutinizrd by al Iowa.
Citizens.
Whenever the language " conduct Of such
persons becomes ElrtioliS and scditiouS, or
tends to disturb the public peace and impair
the success Of the common struggle for Iibcr-
ty, in which loyal citizens are cnga cd. they.
will be regarded rs public enemies and ar
rested and punished as such.
J.. 4. MORSE.
81 Provost Marshall.
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those designs Ia knows ttat, dn:la .nJo
tHe hostile e)1npa, n ealn"t Gill; tEe.E T's55t
hl= schemes. Those who comprehend that
tto and two make four can easily make the
proper deduction. We regard his intcrnted
ding 10 orr disadvantage as pIrcIy u ques-
tion If time and manner.
vi. One consideration alone has thus far
restrained the Maritime Powers from more
active interference 10 our prejldicc-this
namely that Sdtrrg is hr Cornerstone Of the
Rrtel ConE,drracn Wtiip the side Of the Union
IS ncceSmrtit hat Of Ffec lDR. This truth
saa been disguised, denied, controversial, SO
III as possible, BY the Confederate emiSsa-
rag in Europe aud their affiliated OF subsitl
izpd journals, but it cannot be wholly sup
pressed. Had our Government felt free to
proclaim and act upon it no European Pow
r would have dared even to seem favorable
10 the Shareholders Rebellion. As it i,
no civilized, Christian State will dare to fight
the battles Of the Rebellion without c~Nacting
public aud conclusive GUARANTEES that it is
not thereby aiding to a%grandizc and porpetu-
ate Human Slavery.
VII. The Presidents proposition to com
peuSatC such States as shall see fit TO "initi-
ate Emancipation" promptly and over
%hlomingly indorsed by Congress, with the
abolition Of laycry in the Federal District,
and the nearly completed Prohibition of
Slavery IN all the Federal Territories, are
inc greatest blows yet struck 1T the heart OF
the Rebellion. They have immcnsurabIy
strengthened the Union cause in the iudg-
mcnt and affections Of Cbristeadom. They
have compelled despot5 and aristocracics to
recoll. for the present, from giving open and
10 the traitors who seek our National ruin.
They have paralyzcl the arms uplifted 70
send 4 dagger to the heart Of the American
Republic. And whenever our Government
shall be ready TO proclaim Freedom TO all
slaves of Rebels who will work and fight
Tor the Union, our greatest peril will have
been w,sc'y and ". oily avertcd.
VIII. Let il never forgotten that what j,
termed "fanaticism' here, is esteemed simple
common sense, justice, and humanity, in In
rope and throughout Christcndoml. The
Union has not Il friend in Europe who is not
IN elfcmy of Slavery, and who is not per-
picked by our seeming reluctance to ayo"
what is our & eateSt strength is well as
greatest glory the fact that ours IS a War
for Human Libcrty-Slav ~ being the az
grcssur. Why we should not seek to make
the Three and Il Half Millions of Slaves of
our Rebels useful as ire,men To the cause of
the Union, our foreign friends can not con
ccivc. Can YOU?
In. Time flies events thickcn and il is
strongly probable that this present year will
witness the complete restoration OF final
overthrow Of the Union And if the Union
Should BE DESTROYED, History will write on
its tombstone, Died miserablr Of official &C.
ference aud Democratic subscryieucy to
traitorouS Slavery.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24

TIIE following persons, belonging to Capt.
l. s. H. hollands Company Of Infantry,
from the parish Of Sabine. DESERTED at
Camp Shelley, near Monroe, on or about the
2lst June last, all Of whom are residents Of
Sabine parish w. j. Laughton, -ith cor
poral, h, :, Massey, L. II. Self, Asa laugh
ton, w. L. Mitchell, j.. W. Weeks and Hen.
~ Dct'e, AL l'rivatcs. The military and
civil authorities. and all good citizens, are
requested to aid aud assist in arrc<ting and
delivering them over to the proper author
tiles. A reward of thirty dollars will be paid.
as per the army regulations, for the apprc-
pension and delivery of each descrter from
the post or camp from which he deserted.
BY order of
{. II, MORRISON, =
fol. Commanding Post at VI rroc.
". y. Carver.
Adindant, Shelley Battalion.
l0jv-ti
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Influence DIES felnEnacS.

lac foyer domcstlquc, &C centre Anne
d'ou rayonnc tout lc bonhcur dc la
maison, cxistcrait il 81 uue femme
n'6tait III pour cntretcnir sa famine ?
Sans maitrcsse du logis, l'atrc scmble
lroid ct desert. L'ril qui dirige tout.
la voix qui concilie, Ia main qui que
rit, l. %sonrire 1ui dgaic, lie cour qui
rcnd la force M d~ecourayG, l'cspoir au
mallleurcuN, Oh s%oht-iIs l~orsque la
femme est absentc? Quest devenue
Tame dc Ia vie dc faniIIc?
Noyez IL icunc file soigncr Ia We'll
Jesse de Scs parens iniirmcs, ct rendre
III ptre. Il son dccIiu, les tendrcs SONS
qn'erfant ellie ~reccvait de sa mere. Ses
cliarmes commemorate 4 ~s'Gpanouir :?
ellie n'apprend que son sourirc est une
~rtcpnpensc que pour ~l'accorder aux
louables efforts, an merite dun free ou
dun fiancG: son regard, pIein dc ten
drcssc, leur enscigne lie cIrcmin du de
voir qu'clle salt leur rcndre plus facilc
ct plus douN.
EpouSc, cost 0 amour qui fondc
lc Ioyis, OH scrIc ellie peut cn~trcte1rir
&c bicn-dtre ct Ia paix. Les biens qrl.
amasse IL travail Gnergiquc de l'Ilom-
inc, c'est Ia main, Il la lois prudcntc ct
liberale dc la femme qlli les rc;pand ct
les manage; ellie salt tconomiser pour
donncr. L'or,lre lui scrt i alimentcr.
\ cntrctcnlr l'aumone, ellie relieve lc
pauvrc qu'clIe secourt par sa tendre
pitic. ct enscignc la charlie par Tex
cmplc. Son affection rayonnc sans
ccssc sans s'tpuiscr iamais, Pour in
struire l'cnfant ellie rajeunit sa souplc
intelligence; ellie apporte il l1tommc
tait Fappul tic 50 patience Ct de sa
.deuccur, appui lie plus fort dc tous,
.Pareequ'il est lc plus constant, ellie lie
Souticnt dams ses dccouragemcnS. Iui
tait supporter Injustice, ct adoucit|
pour lui iusqu'a laiguilIon du rcmords:
car tout mortcl peut f%aiIlir, ct Ia
.pronlptc inclinaisou du fh'au dc la ba-
marquc s~ouvcnt pIutot la dcIica-
tcssc ID Ia conscience qui iugc, que
'%enornlte della fautc qui la fat pen
G. que lhpmmc ~acquicrt, c'csr Ia
emme quI l. conserve, parce qu'ellc
'alhe &c qu'h construit, ellie l'ornc
-ilr f~tmbellit. parceIu'tlle Paine. lors
lu.d iuge, Gle plant, I~ors1all punt,
'lo rdrlonne, t%oujouro iiolc i 81 mo.
ION De tcndrcssc ct damour.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-24
OBITUARY.

The good die first,
And they whose hearts arc dry as sumner dust
Live on"
Alas +! and is it that orr own dear GusSic,
The Young, the gifted and idoliaed the flirest
flower of the field is gone! goar to come to
us again no morc-lt cannot be Ny very
heart withers at the thought that one ST. fair
should de a prey to the worm o'the bud-Oht
cassie, whcn last ] saw you. little did |
dream the spoilcr with his fatal power was
at hand-but ah, Death loves d shining
mark.
whom the gods love die young"
She il no more ,-nirped Ivy the winds untimely blast,
In her spring of youth and love, she has gonc-to
Blossom in Gods garden.
Star-lilyi of the sky.
She breathed her last at her home at Match
%itoclcS, about 10 o'clock. on Saturday morn
ing the 9TH inst, in the bosom Of her family
and friends. That perfect form on which, as
the sunshine on a Grccian statue, the light Of
beauty PLAYED. lies now the rreck Of tadcd
lorcitncsS that tongue which shaped tbcnag-
ic words that bewitchcd all who knew lpr is
mute as the Tyre whose chords are broken
forcvcr-that voice that thrilled and cncllant-
cd is hu he'd at the bidding of the Death An
rel whose wing o'ershadows lis all.
'lNNr ever 10 tht DOW rs OF htiSS conveyed
A faircr spirit or more welcome shade
Eternal rest to her soul-immortaI honor
10 her memory Whatever her faults, the
impression of them is blotted out by tie
tears that commemorate her virtues and at
test the gricfhcr death has inflicted. Mother
aS she gathers up her ashes, bends over the
urn, as the mother over the bier Of her
brightest jewel whose place none else can fill
in her affection and her pride. Like the
Right Of that bird of Eastern fabl. whose
eAtraordinary beauties are but seen when ii
it stretches its wings to soar away, her de-
payture from among lis reveals to us the cx-
ccllcncics Of alitc as beautiful Is brief.
"Thc fairest leaves in the flower,
Are the las: that the bud will DISCLOSE
Alas, bercayvd one. the star of thy youth
has expired, The light Of thy life ~cNtinguishcd
phantom happiness. ere thou rouldst prrSs il
10 thy hcayt. has yaniShcd-Thc flower and
the garland gathered TO crown the festive
cup are wrcathcd TO c0nsecratc the tomb
aud Home. that happy lIonc,-What is il
now-a sky without ray>-a voice without
ccho-a landscape without life.
submit Yourself and yotIF fond parents too.
10 Him whose ways are not onr ways; expect
her no longcr-'ook for her ne morc-tiI the
golden chain that binds your heart 10 hers.
draws YOU from earth to Heaven, up to the
vcry ~footStool Of the great Il Am, where she
chants in sacred anthems the name Of lTnf.
Nv 10 docth all things will. -
Nnd now my sister srirjt, my dear hearts dearer heart
''oh's hand 'fls drawn the curtain
= Eussic sweet, good night
PERDITA.
July 9th, Forest Home. Ia.
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WANTED.

- Var Undersigned is here foIc the purpose
J. OF obtaining Volunteers TO fill up the
ranks Of the gallant 3rd Louisiana Regiment.
Those who are DESTROYS Of $ rving their
country III her great need and those who
wish to cvadc being Conscriptcd. and receive
all the benefits bestowed upon Volunteers
previous to the going into effect of that act.
now have probably this last opportunity
of 50 doing. They will lave the privilege Of
selecting the companies they 20 into on
reaching the Regiment.
The Regiment is composed of the follow
ing companies, Viz: The IberviIlc Crews.
from lbcrville Parish, Morcllol1Se Guards.
and Merehouse Fcnciblcs. from Morcllousc.
VIM Rifles, from Vim, Pelican Rangers
No. | N 2, from Natchitochcs, Shreveport
Rangers, from Catldo, Monticello Rifles.
from -Caldwcil Guards. from CaIdwtl.
and Pelican Rifles. from Baton Rouge.
Col. +. c. Armstrong lisa gallant, consid
crate aad experienced officer having been in
service ever since he graduated at West
FONT; Lieut.. Col. j. T.. Gilmore from
shreveport is a fine officer. having commando
cd his company in the Regiment for II
months with distinction. The company
commanders are experienced officers and
take every care IF then now.
Those desiring to volunteer can obtain
any further information hy applying to
W almslcy n Co. NatclitochcS or Russell &
Go. Grand Eeort La.
SAM. II. RUSSELa.
Major anil Recruiting Officer
3rl Req. Lin Infantry.
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SOciCtc MiIitaire.

Nous publions aujourd'hui lc comptt
scndu de la suciGtc fornGc il Y IL en-
vlron un an, par quelqucs-rncs tic nos
danes patriotiJrcs. lcur but Gtait
trup louablc, lc blcn il flire trop grand,
pour que toutc notro population matt
reimbursement otftrt SON aide, 81
minnie q%u'clIe fiji, Il la rttraisation dc
cCtte bonnc muyrc. Nous fciicitunS
particulicrcmcnt son CNccllcntc PrGsi.
dCDtc lie son success hicn mcritG. GraCuS
Il scS SONS 1T pltvoyantc, bcaucoup
dc nos sOldatS %revtllant maladpS dc
I'armGe ont GtG suulagts, tandis que
d'autrcs rcccvaicnt les mDyCns dc Cun-
tinucr leur route. Les cnvois success
sils i larmtr, dc provisions, habillc-
mems ct cntin tout &C qui compurte le
comfort dc la vie ont da %rtiouir lie
cuur dc nos braves citoyens ct re-
d'hpl't 'thl epuldSG, 81 litllSdll IL 10
peuValcnt compiler sur scs soins ASST
dus ct prGyoyans.
Mais i rcstc moore bcaucoup il
faivc. Plus nous avancons vers le
dtnoucment dc notre grand drame
pnlitiqnc, plus aHssI, nos charges aug
mcntcnt. Ne nous a%rfGtons pas, en-
plovons tous les moycns il nutrc dis
position pour adler mt ~uvrc qui u
etc enterprise sou dc 81 hcurcux aus
pieces. N'attendons pas que i'on
yicnne frapper 4 notre porte. Nous
commissions les soutfranccs qu'cndu-
rent sur lie champ dc bataillc ccux qui
mont pas craint de s'exposcr anN bales
enemies rcdoubions de courage.
dtncrgic ct dc charitG,
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Avis.
EHCdHRhG

Succession dr. .fntonio Rudcseich.
ID ERCINI ". Radescicl administrative
l. dc Ia succession du fen Antonio RaIcsciell.
ayant dcpose an bureau du greflicr de la cour
dc District dams Ia paroiSsc DIES NatllitucheS,
son compte final administration de ladite
succession ct unc etat dies somncs payablcs
aux heritierS, ii la, teuvc ct aux creanciers,
ayec 81 petition on dcmandant Ihomologa-
ton. ct pour etre autorisec IA payer Ics heri-
tiers. Ia veuve ct les creancicrs commencement
au dit etat. Avis est lonue aux pcrsonncs
mterressee9 dr deposer leur opposition dams
he tretftc lours qui s~1iiyrou' ccfte date, en- 81
petition sera accnrdcc.
y, j. ;BOEte.
Geft.
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RUNAWAY.

w As committed to tn, Jail Of this Parish
" 4 negro man, black complexion, about
) feet : or ; inches high. Says his name is
ANDREW and says that he belongs to ELL,
zEY T1LLMAs, of Shelby County, Texas. The
owner will zone forward, prove property,
pay charges. and take him away, or he will
be dealt with according to Law.
J.. b. PLAISANCE,
.Jnilor.
July Eth. 1862.
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2iit-2
Notice.

SpeceS<ioa Of MmeS d. Ct1Yg. he-eas
SAMtEL c. Curry having applied
y appointed administrator Of the suce,
OF james ID. Curry, deceased:
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
Concern IL show cause. within ten DAYS,
the application Of the petitioner Shout
be grated.
i. j. BOUIS.
24y.2i CIR
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MARION.

etc conduit "a la prison dc cette ParoiSsc
"A I'M negre TENT lonce, taiIle d'apeupres
, piedS 9 on 10 pcuces. II dit Sc nommer
JACOB. ct appartenir 4 Ellie ONEAL dc
la paroissc BosSicr, Louisiana, u miles an
dcssns de Shreveport. lie proprietairc est
requls dc vcnir prouvcr sa propriete. payer
les trals ct lc %rctirer. autrcmcnt il en- scra
tralte commencement IA la loi.
j. 3. PLAISANCE.
I'LL t~seolicr.
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RUNAWAY.

WAS committed to the Jail of this Par
" ISL. Il negro man, black complexion.
about ) feet . or 10 inches high. Saws his
name is JACOB and that h. belongs to
ELIAS Q. NEAL. of BoSsicr Parish, Louisi-
ana II miles above Shreveport. The owner
will come forward, prove property. pay
charges and take him away or he will be
dealt with according 10 Law.
J. j.. PIAISANCE,
.JotIor.
July 18th 1862.
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3j,y2i
Notice.

Succession If EmIc ". 7auzin.
4 LENANDRE H. Dcblicux. Admin
n tor cf the succession Of the late I
VI. Tauzin, has lilcl in the Clerk off
the District Court, parish Of Natclito
Il provisional tablcuu Of distribution Ia
tain privileged creditors of the success
with his pet ton for the bonologation o
same and for authorization 10 pav the
'lltors as set down thereon. Noticc ishc
gwen 70 all persons interested. to oppos,
same, within thirty days, Or his petition
&c granted.
y. J. BOUIS,
Uc1
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.junc2G-.'0d
Notice.

Succession Of intouo Rrdc<cidJ.
ID ERGlNl ". Radesciclr. administra
i of the succession of the late Ant
Radescich having filed in the Clerk ofict
the District court Of the Parish Of Mattel
cle~, her final account 0f administration
said succession and statement of amo
payable to the heirs, widow and crcdi,
with her petition for the h~omoIoLation of
same and TO be authorized to pay the /
widow and creditors Of the succession agr
bly, to the statement. Notirc is hereby 9
to all persons interested to oppose the !
within thirty days from thi, date or her |
ton will he granted
Il. j. BOUIS.
CicrI
iltupDG- g0I
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G5a-in-Chiet /. ", !
0ILLaHsAs. LrIY III I2G2.

oiLLatsAa, ICLY It'll I2G2.
The following General Order Of the War
Department is ublished or the guidance Of
Provost NarshalS
NAE DEPARTMENT, Adiutant and Inspccto.
Generals Office,
RlcHaoSn. June Eth, 1852.
|. Provost Marshals are prohibited from
taking cognizauce Of ciyil causes.
:. When Martial Law has b. n proclaim
ed, the civil tribunals are authorized to take
eognlzanee of civil causes to the extent of
granting iniurction- is usual when it is ne
ccsSary to prevent irreparahic mischief. to
make orders necessary to enforce the same.
and to secure the custody Of infants III per
sons entitled thereto, to decide suit OF divorce
and 10 make the necessary orders for
allmony and personal safety Of the parties.
to recover rents and the possession Of real es-
tate and slaves.
). Where the officers of the Court cannot
execute the judgements, DEGREES. and orders
in the case above mentioned, they NAV be
certified to the Provost Marshal who will
receive instruction to carry them into effect.
by order OF the Secretary of War,
s. COOPER,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
The Proclamation Of Martial Law in any
Parishes Of Louisiana does not interfere with
the usla! civil administration of law, or with
the usual routine Of business. except il may
come in conflict with the purposes for which
The proclamation is made.
Therefore, all matters relating TO success
sions. their administration and scttlcm mt in
the manner provided by existing laws and
all business Of 3 purely civil nature, will be
proceeded with without more interruption
than has been made and is now existing from
the unsettled state i'll which war places the
State.
The chief purpose Of p %oclaiming Martial
Law, is to provide the community with scctl-
rity against a foreign foe and domestic trail
tors, and all business Is well as personal i'm
M mites that appcrtain to ~eitizel,s in time Of
peace must give way when they come in ron
filct with their paramount object.
THOS. ID. y GORE.
st Governor Of Louisiana.
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NOTICE.
y. A. MORSE.
Provost Marshall.

MY wife Julia Trotrcau having left my
vi bed and board, without Just cause or
provoration. ! hereby notify and forwarn all
persons from c%rcditing her in any manner on
my account, for will not be responsible fol
any contract or debt She may make.
JOHN VI. TESTER.
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Avis.

Sareession de LumeS d. CmyH, dtca
NAMtEL {. Curry ayant dcman,
y etre nUnme administrator de la 81
sion de James d. furry. dee d.:
Avis est par ces %preSenteS donne Il d
pcrsonncs interessecS d'avoir il iednirel
dix %iolrs, les TaiSons pour IcSqucllcs
mamie du petitionnaire ne scrait pas d
dee.
b. j. B0UiS|
2lIt-2i Grptta
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FElIE Natchitocbc, Ranger are tiled
1 that they must DC ~ DrlH iii tie los. Il
of Natchltoches on Saturday the 10Th Of
July at Q o'clock a NJ. livery person be.
longing to this COMPANY u required to he
present. no eEclse will D. racei1cd
Bv older Of Capt y 9. Ercazsale
N~atcbitochcs La, Wan T. EIarkrra
Juiy -2nd IeG2, ordcrk sergeant
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Succession Sale.

SurcesS,ol at Lite GuAetc.
DY virtue of All trlcr Of the EfonorS
ID District Court in and for The Dariss
Natehitoches, State Of Louisiana, there /
be sold, ii public auction, at the late /
denee Of the deceased, it. this parish,
On Wednesday, 18th day Of August, sd
the following described property be
10 his succession, to wit
Community Property.
4 tract Of lard being the moth cast aJ
ter of the south east quarter of sect
eleven, i'll township thirteen, of range ei
containing thirty nine acres more or i
and also the west half of the south V
quarter of section twelve. in township Il
teen oil range eight in district of lands
sell at Natehltoches, Louisiana, contain
seventy nine acres and five hundredths Of
acre, III aggregate containing one hnnd
AMI twenty acres more or less. Also
One lot house and kitchen furniture
lot farming tools, | lot carpenters t, DIS
Ok Wagon, I head horned cattle 10 h,
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.
For the moyeablcs, all sums up to tive,
dollars. cash, and for Il sums aboy,
amount, III Il credit of twelve mon
from the day Of sale, and the lands t.
sold on Il credit of one and two yc.
Purchasers Oh Il credit to give tt
PromIssory notes with good and suffiri
security i'll solido, payable to the or,
OF the administrator of said SUGGEST
AT his domicil, in this parish. and
notes to bear eight per cent per am
interest after maturity until final I
mcnt, and vendors privilege and sp1
mortgage I tanned on the objects /
for which the notes are given To ~
the payment of the same. aud said
pcrtv to be sold under the benefit o
act Of the eth January 1862. emf
An act to regulate forced AID jul
sales of property i'll this STATE.
ID. V. MURPHYR
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