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AAar ~ othar Treatnant

AasT AZ other Treatment FalsllI0lfI
DR., a. GIBSON, -8'
S SSGSz 0az g 3. % IsS5 aS5f s & s. s .,59 ~ S; E93
$ iRS'S Is sSPS Po is tsst ssJ s y es I1Ps s
the Unitsd s'otsl treats tbs sans diISGIsl INi.h
kfier many ysags q labOrlops study aapd expert.
snee, Dr. elB5Oh q hagPy n being able g an
ao1nes % the untortunatei that he hau psrisotsd
I'll sPEEDS. u AND PSElEAHHHT OuRH
PRIVATE DISEASEH -ziHI
with All bad eHsets Arlglng therelrom, including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUB PR0sFRATIOh.
q won hsd sS5sndod kuSdrodi u dolas y1iIs Sias
mAladiOs with Ipoossl, and without roOeiViae tas
DR.. GIBSON does not boast that be e 4 member Of
coma OollsEs n London Of Paris, a. BsrhG11 Some
and who hold out great expectations never 70 b re-
s.d mp Rns 3, Thss 6T GIBSON S Eizht Sc;si q
those g9o EeR9ss Soaadsass y hii seitE ard nteE:
~, s1e tnas hi - ~ AmeIiean system
don Or Paris or I1y patent msdiSns . sdus ioT ne
Eadioa cure e leIina EseEyne.s and All diloas q
S s.i ~ cS5.i Sbr- na fnssloAi' ariaihl
D.. sissoS sISo oiAlni 30 his new treatment the
and ff, the sEsh used are IN no r6speot diSsSros'
ablei he lges no ISliea p the dark ages, Hnoh e
10 restrictions n diet o. buEine1s Third
" hiI treatment 8 poEtVe and certain In an cases.
hospital il the United States and domonStrsts the
immense superiority Of hi1 new treatment over any
other now known % the world IN point Of prompt
nezi penn aneuoyi nAdno1li aaiety and ocnVaniencs
4 q 9he pattont ana a. ra-1. = srffrr
i nfs GlBboH Z ssfnsnsntiY i9ostsd n CIeyeIand,
L and Id during the pest two yeA1 performed many
cures Of eises9e1 which had for year, resisted al
gthey no5e1 q RssEenee esn Be given g
Boslon, New YORK, and other cities In regArd 70
akill nd tnid1ritF n Ill 1iQnhl tranGaetionl.
DYHpapslli mem 5cS0ialA and all ohronio
| diseases treated with superior success. lia
- Mgdioing ssnt 20 any 1art Oi the oOsntrg on
fb5Sss d 81 " Eos WOE % Physioldry Tor s.ls
fTgT BRsisGIBsoNy
Professor Of K5estTopatky a1& EsSis:se,
ofiee-lIs Feneca St. a few doors from Superior,
/ up staiTB.
Ofdoe houu nom 10 u and from 70 o'clock
/ paiiy, tBundagu sEesbtsd-h aug9
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MR. II. B. KIHagLEE-Dsar EiT: We feel It duty
We owe 70 the public, 70 state that Marshallls o.
tholioon is medicine invaluable tor complaint
olasled under the head Of Female Diseases. WehaV
greatly Dene4 tied thersgy, 30 much 80, that EeRl
the prioe double We would have them 10 the thou
SANDS Of our sex Wbo are suffering nom weaknesses
We would recommend the Oatholioon e sure pana-
CO. Il gives Strength 70 the Eystsm and elablG
each o. the organs 81 the body % Fsrt0fm their ap
pEopriate Functions. Mr8. W. OATER, no.
--------- M. u u. KEEkE.
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William BlsiqheT, Plaintiff, n the UO5Tt 9

William Blsteher, Plaintif, D In the Court Of
against Common Pleas of
william s. Marsh Defendant Cuyahoga Co, o,
HHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William S. Marsh, is hereby notified that q
petition for the recovery Of money only, has this
day been filed in the CLERKS Ofioe OF the Court
of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County and State
Of Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant Is
indebted TO the said plaintiff In the sum Of one
hundred thirty four dollars and thirty five cents
with interest thereon from the I'd day Of Febru-
ary, A. ID. 1851, upon prOmissOry note Of said
defendant, dated at Hope, in the Province Of
Canada, on the 3Oth day Of January, A. D., 1855,
and made payable in twelve months after date,
to one John X. Roche or bearer, for the sum Of
twenty seven pounds and fifteen shillings, of
which note plaintiff Is owner and bearer, and
that said petition prays judgment against said
defendant on said note for the sum Of Sl34 and
IlO0, with interest from February 2, A. D., 1857.
Said defendant Is further notified that be must
answer said petition On or before the l2th day Of
April next or in default thereof judgment will
be taken against him
~ 'RANNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
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TRe state ofOhio
1he state Of Ohio I In Court Of Common
Cuyahoga County 50 Pleas Of said Co.
Julia Ann Smith, Pl6. !
Va SNotice.


The Defendant viii take notice that on the 6th
day OF February. A. D., IsG2, the Plaintiff fled
her petition 10 the Clerks ONCE Of said Court
charging said defendant therein with willfui
absence from plaintiff for more than three years
prior 10 the fling Of said petition, and praying
for dissolution Of the marriage contract, All
monY, and for other proper relief SAID action
will be for hearing six weeks after the arst pub
ALBERT r sI.ADE
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. Ohm bMEhN 7 Is HEREBY
~ notified that on tho 8th day Of January, lg57s
MAriAh SWeehy asd pstition IN the Court 81 COM
mon Plsal of QHyshagh county Ohio tor = digolea
from him, and that said petisiou allodge1 a. the
ground for such divorce, tat said John BWeoueg "a
now Imprisoned In the PsnitsntiaFy ior the crime
0f burglary u WAich he was convicted at TIE ESD.
said county and that said oauss VIII % eerd at the
nsEI IsJ.sz tern Of said Court /. PkAh.glssi ]
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REAL ESTATE.

WESTERN LAND.---H. Il. LIT
7 w TIE, Of the late arm og LiftIes Keye1, b
eonHtantly on hand large quantity OF ne TarnliAr
Land in leWA, Nilcongln Gnd Missouri % eEchansR
or city cE country real estate, peTLOnal pfopar
0moe with Rouse IsnntngE. Marble BlOck, supI
Etof Gtfeef- -l- u. .f- GA mAgl8R34
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:. GRKE & S'CHINl.WLRE1
PLATED & BRITANNIA '

.sodotaqoid s'ldgfH vabuIRRAYElsl,
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/ 81 fho Eys, ana DpAsasSl,
sS tS pRSnisI Ssi siS q pSr1oSS TsSrsa =
sight Or Hearing ~ New York, the Western stelia
ifoi1i essS isS5ftSd THkT noVr, and the besi
| quality, Dr. X. has hkena Diploma In composition
with al other oonlst1s nt the hoE YORK st9te EaI
| - Me rvTusrh A hrtfnnfal Evar- |.rH
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COMMISSION.

pm BUSHELS GLOVER SEED
2S ANS i0F 'Al' 'y 2; I,e;1.,, 2 LsGS,
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9-sPEoIAL NoTIcEs Double the above rates.
- Yearly Advertising on reasonable termA accor.
ding . the space occupied and the number changes
All from trauIient peEsons OF strAns
ers, 70 be paid for n aduanee, ,.I4, - -
Busines9 Cards not exceeding fye lines year,
oro fof az montha but for shorter period nothing
VIII Be counted lesl than square, y .-55-7 80
The privilege Of Annual Adyertfsins is limited to
the Advertiser own Immediate budneSg: and All
Advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
we'll as all legal advertisements, and advertisements
OF auction sales and real eate sentin by them muIL
be paid for at the usual rates. - 80 =
A4-AdVertisements not accompanied with Writtea
directions, will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notice or PoIlHe4l Mestihgu to be charged in all
Marriages, Notioedof Funerals, and aunoneements
Of sermons, 50 cents each. nonvlI-'6s
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rae ..DIvlns InslItutIon.v

Burleigh, the New York correspondent
Of the Boston Journal, tells the following
anecdote George Francis Train Is here
amusing our citizens in the debate with
G. 81. GIay.td One of the best things said
was uttered by,an old man in the back
part Of the hall. Train was showing the
benign influence oE Eslayery, and wound
DIP the climax with the remark, Slavery
is a divine Institution $50 is hi, said
the old man, and the house came down
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rife, 50roupds of ammunition, 10 days ra-
tlons, apdI suppose WAS out on probes
sional business for JeR. he lhas gone TO
Wheeling. A man came into our camp
this morning and wanted 70 procure an
order for salt. Col. HeWs proposed = lev
questions and learned that be had been in
the rebel army for 13 months, bpt holds a
regular discharge. By order Of Gen. Cox,
he too goes to Wheeling. t...'-..- Il.
l may say Of our officers that they are a
geuuemauly set Of men, and show dispo-
siion 10 contribute all they can TO the COM
fort and health OF those under their COM
maud. The soldiers sustain a good repu-
tation wherever have followed them, for
being honest aud civil. Need / say for
these men that they are brave. Go 70 the
battles Of Cross Keys, Mcdowell, Kappa
hammock aud Bull Run. History viii re-
cord to the honor of these soldiers deeds
of Valor that shall De embalmed in the
memory of every true patriot,
We are in favor of pushing on the war
until the rebellion is s1bdued. Though
we desire peace, are an xious for our brave
men 10 return TO the peace and quiet of
their families, yet the nations honor
must be sustained, otherwise We will but
cover up political wrath, that may burst
forth at any time like the fires Of voIca-
mic mouutaini and again involve our couu-
try ia more deadly conflict than the pres
ent.
The Chaplain is comfortably quartered-
has good tent-has a bunk-sleeps on
nice bed Of hay and leaves, sits on 3 box
writes on a box-has box for press
piece Of box for candle. stick with three
nails drove Ia II 70 hold the candle, and q
pole for a close rack. cannot say how
he would feel, IL some Of these nice morn
lngs the cry should be heardt behold Jen-
kius eometh, go ye out tn meet him. We
hope, however, that he would be more po-
lite than to disturb Chaplain, 20 'l'
December 8, 1862. 30 i''.l'l l'-. I
P.S,-There is not case Of sicknOss At
any of our posts 10 my knowledge. The
Surgeons are kind and attentive
-f- .nH assn Hs A. J. IL.
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. An Uniforni lNatl6hkI OdTrshoyi.5 y

The proposition of Secretary Chase for
the. establishment Of an unifOrm paper
circulation throughout, the United States
based upon the deposit with the Treasury
of Federal Stocks. is daily gaining pOpn=
lar favor as Its merits are becoming bet-
ter understood. The people have always
desired and will gladly welcome, q safe,
and uniform currency which shall be Of
equal value in every section Of the coun-.
try and which can be used in transae-
tions with the Government. as well as
betWeen individuals; and when the Banks
understand. (as they are beginning to dOy)
that the plan involves no serious encr0ach-.
ments upon their existing privileges, this
scheme will be equally acceptable to
them BiekAelrs Rtborker. -
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Third Regiment Virginia Volunteer
Z, -sH u dffr 1n4antEYsf ,f.4rrI .ill
Editors iEntelkigsHesr: i.=os i4 .es.t.i..f
Permit me to say q few things through
your paper, to the friends Of the Third Yir-
gipia. The regiment is NON commanding
three posts, viz: BuiItown, Sutton and Buck
commanded separately !tby Col.
..Hews, Lieut.. Col. Thompson and Major
Lang, Capt. Hunter Provost Marshal, is
detached with his company, aud is with
Gen. MilrOy al New Creek. One company,
Capt. Woods, is ordered to Glenyille. We
write from headquarters, near BuiltoWp.-
Some may enquirs where is said town. and
what kind Of place isit7i Iti5 situated
ON Little KanAwha river, about IS miles
from, ,Glepyills, aud consists Of one tau
yard, salt works, store, and two families in
ope house, 4, great many men and women
come on horseback ss much Rs 25 aud 80
Hilss, for sack of salt. This is quite q
scarce commodity as you go back towards
Our camp, Is on Eigh hin overlookiag
the surrounding county The boys have
bRilt some forty shanties, stone ehimneys,
foots and floors, better houses than many
Of the. citizens occupy. The city Noun
tain City, hath four squares, the streets
running at right angles, Upon the Bhele
We are getting along very we'll for soldiers.
Plenty of good hard crackers, coffee and
other luxurtes, such as picked pork aud
beans, The citizens bring into the camp,
pies made .HPCas Abe Iboyse say, the long
way Of the hour, without shortenIuE. All.
SO, cold corn, pone, butter and chickens, 90
that our chances are very good for living.
The soldiers are cheerful, can ma ks as much
noiRe, sing as Loud, ,-And-uale as COED mu-
sic (of the lkt3d) ass ApF- other Get offmen
"a the 2, 81 Army. Spnetitneb you might
epnclade maj Sou vas nt q rousipg camp-
meeting, butin I'VE minutes you would sup
pose L. all q mistake. that it d Z dAfkey
show The army Is the place afrsr All, TO
see, ihear and learn. s,liss s,f.a,,.5 is 30
1.-The men At Sutton and BuekhGunod arc
very comfortably auartered In seeesh hod-
ses at the lGtter place, they having been
fons4ken long since BY their o8neFs.l The
boys do considerable scouting. They
brought into Sutton ularbushWhASker,
''PArtizAA 'RangeE,,i, the more refined way
Of speaking, HetWore one pf Upels Sans
blue coats, buttonss andAllgs It had q ball
let ghole' ia nithe back, and Il e supposed
that he had shot Union soldier and rob
bed him Of his garment. He had fius
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9allgg gHtFlltgRnfFFI
TnRMs ,oE ARvAREIsIna.

rNEEVIsoLIBiLENEs or NoNPAAEn5 Coa oaH tHcu, ,loA
.i,pfsiy1 .LxSs, AEKE 4 sQUERE. .15i dIfTI 4
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Deeember 8. 1se2.

P.S,-Thers is not case Of sickness At
any of our posts TO my knowledge. The
Surgeons are kind and attentive.
-a. 3 assn 10 A. J. Il.
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HOW THEY AREsAIADE. \


WHshs Southern Indian Vegetable pills have been tithsrtu
solely and ore now mainly prepared iii spsc ordsTs ram
druggists planters and other fulsr custosss
who use m altogether account Of er khowisdxs as
they sre made Of pure. simple and 1sssdsnts aud
because Of their Dr. Wright wi bng free from
the inpnsaon Of anythng trade o pr
ana genuine The new process Of atlne psx
ing The essential elements from all foreign uae. (Which m
mainly the discovery Of that great ebsis Dr Tovsy In
alone enabled him nuke these Pills ccst sulcey res
sonabe to piece them before the pnhic gsucral
Fhe following certificate from the analytic cssus
d. Preston, is sufficient guarantees ~ their purity
DE- Jons WEIGHT ~ ,Ss y ii W. "a
s-At your request have subjected test Of analysis
quantity Of Fo Southern Indian Vegetable Pills selected 10
rando adtaks great pleasure III that found hen
to contain hing dsleteous but Of, sa
contrary they possess Diuresic, Espseorsnt ad
caarsc properties in aremarkabls hsnonIous coubnaic
aad my opinion tbs greatest universal ren,ay
known to the world. IN No
Il Respectfully, & sS &C.
e. 55ES8s E2asa > il s. A. D. PRESTON, M d..
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rnsr1p,oNY. o j ]. AlInlrrnIsrnn.

In this respect ha it WORTH whie 70 push two letters
testimony OF no little weight with people Of common sanss.
One is FROM the Rev. j. s, Barrett widely known and loved
throughout Arkansas and asel called to new field Of
laborl Northern Texas whowtots John Wright andar
date of the 10th Of September, 1s5s sfnloms: III.
"You little know the good which M Been accomplished al
ready BY those few boxes Of Pills
that visit They have bean an unfortunate
member Of my little flock, and In NH they
hailed the habinger of health, satisfied now my
dear FRIEND that you their vslue at ina
time you explained their effects ma and pleasant
remedy before given his srcisaf
Author.rse r 5sy41 = Il 3.Ssa5st q. 8s5 $50 4
The other is from wealthy and PLANTER Of Aista-
rus, which we insert entire ,-.ass;
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THos. %. HEEDERsoN.
LIvERCoMPLAINT.

DR.. Hnmphrss: l3ssz75e 5E 55ssl
grateful for those boxes Of Weights Southern Indian
Vegetable Pills You gave Alter havng suffered for ~
many years. and thought going to get health
be worth one good work. strong and hearty
as ever my e that after having tried
thing else ever and getting all kinds Of doctnrs who
could tell affection Of the lysr but could
It, although knows took enough Of their prescriptions.
If the prayers of apoor like will help you any doc
tor, you have mine. r. 5 ~ +, Is
Yours, gratefully andt truly, e! =5f
JOHN ". s1aaoEs.
Send for circular Of these PILE contAins full and ntsr
estin facts with important suggestions sick and suffer-
ing complete directions for the Of the Pss and eeiAf
card to females which every ono Of the seq
WRIGHT,s SOUTHERN INDIAN yNaET-
/ So ABLE PILLS
Are manufactured expressly far me N The
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Under the personal direction Of DR. joys WareHg In his
rs .Pbarmaesnseal Baborasors Nav orleans.
81 =!-5-sz,5 Is - -614 s},s#sS 81 -! -
/ J. WRIGHT i co, g5 at4's = '9zl55
I a7s gssye rs Sole rfopfisidrs.. ~
No. 81 chartrss street, New Orleans. h
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'AAi''s-'A'D Oil 'p' Sp''' VII. WATERS, Constable.
DEuxENE JUSTICE DE PAIx De. NJ. YOUNG VS.. A. RoIs
NJ. ponr - BLANc.-Nos. 5000. s2s9 3

EN VERTU de trois yyrits de fierI facias a
- moi adresse par rHonorable D. F. MtchelL Deuxiene
Justice Dc PaS pour Ia pasoisss orlsans dams as
FH6tel de In Cite dc Ia Commune entire rues Camp
ct Magasins Ia yente pubqne ct adjudication de ii
= UNE CERTAINE PRoPRIfiTE sitnse sur lie Chemip du
Bayou entire les Broad OF Dogenos peds
plus mons, de face Chemin n Bayou l2S pieds pu
OH moins de profondeur Ensemble les gu
sy tronvent consistent naon bos quatt
chambres une cuisine hapte ayant anstre cbrss
din CONVERT d'nrbres frnitiers de toutes sortes.
? Saisie dams les uffaires ci.dessus. u.
F OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Rehabilitation
,jA3 l6 FEB -l',E w. H. WATERS, Constable.
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As @ataas gau gsssa ayaaatsaaa oaH ssaaas 20 1869
1. AMIISE1fE,N,I,S.


a CADEMY OF MUS1G-sT CHARLES STREET
ss ID. BIDwELL Proprietor.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 70, 1851,
uany IL 81 f M u VIZ T
between the acts and At ihs
e1uon o. The Illustrations Mr. G. H Morton will give General
SBeanregards fayerite Maternal NEEDY r the
Capt Zachaah Popgun musical oratian by Mafer
William Barlow this Bopd Soldier Boy, and tho patriotic
. cong OF the Southron,B Watehword. ~ ~ T. a..
SATURDAY NOON. q Grand Matinee commencing ut IL NJ.
H5-Admissjou 80 cents Children and Servants, 20 Noon
Performance onIy) rs cents. H. $50 s.Syzs.Ya
RS-Box Office open at ~ Doors open at 61s IN. no
commence at7M Pm. ~ d. ~ "a @-&s SS
n U s E U NJ,
Adjoining the Academy of Music, containing
The Grand Aquaria. s.. ~
And the 1o 900 Curoses IA open from A. NJ TIL 0Ds hour
after the performapce in the academy of Music Closes
H5rAdmsson, Is cents. JAZZ,
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IEf1AT, fYf1TfTf,E

-~~@S@>S~-~---~Ss- -
sscose D.,ss.eI eouara uccEssIeE q gasIIIo O.
I III tilSs; ssaslss hss psts-
~ ses sssSas e Y
s as5 sa s nfss q re s s ss isx
sh b. al aGs V & g s,a Ed. e
sssss y. sncHor. Deputy Clerk.
Drg g Z Gem e gg gAao
Cons sSasne Is
e tgs,sIle = " succession vscene Bsio Garlic
.. asss 81 + present aenn rent CON
asss s.et f p Il '''' pe'f 's'
i.z9iss7 3. MIcHoT. pspa.x ansaast.
NOTICE 20 s.aa.' i sSs 70
ss's 20 & III
s.sss ~ is@s e. - The a
aes and aas ss ai & GEEK
Isssss s.d sssss &
FELIX LAesous Treasurer. !
t. gUsrts pu TKEsoaIEns.l
ys AUX ss u aiffisse d H.
d. Is syas 5sss az . s
gsssss sa
aass as sen af ca
isss e
presents I'd Amt
isa sos - = : = FELIx LAGRopE. Trssorjer.
CONsTABLE,s SALES.
Fms, s. sgsr,s 8 lrya al rAulEFs
3. + g. !.
e q RHis % nsisss 3.
Ass' hST u of isG1sSFfaas gree"
seized in the above entitled SUIT.
r. H.sDEGRUY, Constable.
PaExrgRz Jus1ser DE PAX ~. w. OLIVER IS PAULENs
p..s,.pas pour ab 4. ~ No dss 4 IS
r., sasssss aI a & ssse 4
line |ehs d 81 lsss yas
'' Hs s IA s.s1 gE NJ, MEu ; Les
al fss i -00p s P. H. DEsRuY Constable.
FlHsr couHr s5snslaES 90 GER
By me = e &c h.s of n asr1 "a. as
s ss s e ss.o and Fl 81 Rf E sS
z eclosk ~ At the City Hotel Common street sveei
ee aaE7 sFesss the Of which
d h s1 4ss
R a ea qa h. sa sss T.. Re ~ p
Seized in the above entitled SUIT. ts:f .
ThRMS-Cash on the spot. - -
u u. - P.H DEGRUy, Constable.
PREalERE JUSTICE DE PAr1, NICHOLSON co. vs.. On
Pareisss ORLEANS. No. 1913 - $ =
as.sg g Hon s.jss sa.,. ss ut,
Ia entire iss snss da Camp Ct des Mag
UNCERTAIN LOT DE TERRE 10 proprstaire duaua
est inconnu situa dans fet borne par Marey
tsn
plan dreSe par onis snrg u az lot nenrs 81 seds
de 24 pieds pouces ct lgne entire ligues paralels
Sasi dams rafaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
d27 ial53u t&zlss. En- P. H. DEGRBY, Constable.
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sEoqSp yvs ST ssn Yauk s
20 70 directed ,hs Honorable p Mitchsl Second
entitled sits will proceed to sell public ancton
Of the City HOTEL Common street, between Camp
at Y SSl9Ss NJ ths alIsyy described property
between Broad md Dorgenois streets measuring feet @
less, front Bayou Road street. by 128 feet
less In depth. Together with the improvements there
consisting Of frame house haring four tory
}rees Of all kind : - =
Seized in the above suits. .@ S5ta &.S.
sTERAS-CaSh on the spet. ...t - .-s- ~. F-.-
80 " q w ATERS Constable
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THE CONEEDERATE STATES PAYMENT
i WOOis. HOOP COTTON TIE "A fastening for balng
cotton which has been tsstsd ~ t. this port
for shipment Clasps at cents each which planters
purchasing will thsr hoops sale % n DAVIS
Agent al Nixon Co.s.45 Union street N. B-Tha public
Ing on this patent, d23R
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PREalERE JUSTICE DE PAN, NICHOLSON & ca. vs. L
pour IL = y GERTAINID DE TER

= = - = n. NIMICK ]. ], FOUCHER
SECOND JUsTlcE's COURT, tsSts No. 1881.
Parish Of Orleans u. J 6HHRas Z, iii, = Fou
pY VIRTUE Of two Svrtts OF IL eri tn eli sIs, tS,
D directed BY the Hon p F. Mitchell Justice 81
the Peace for the parish Of Orleans, win proceed
the barroom of the City Hotel, Common street between
Camp and Msgazns streets TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, si,,ate in the First -
District of this city in the square No. 8. bounded by E
Joseph, Jna Tciountoulns and FoucIer Streets on I
plan BY G. Hsdin arehitse, dated 18th March, 1852
deep, between parallel lines and front Foucer street.
I which street Il forms the corner. 4t W.
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting OF brick building, etc. ~ I
Seized III the above entitled suits.
TERMS-Gssh on the spot.s - ...- - u
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M(iIitaru Mutifts

II WAETED--A LIEUTENANT FOB A COMPANY
now IN ncfive service. competent WHO furnish
~ 70 u men Il m the ranks Of the Company, may al
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DEuxlEaE IpsrlcE pEPnxl j. NIMIck u.J. ]. FoU.
pour In Il. CHEERING. 1881.
pa'''.ss a,ol's'n' = a oa 'hHRAssss sii foU
II moi adress mar THnn II n AiirSsI nsnxiatns
de Pax "a paro.sse Orleans procsdeai MARDI
de Fevrer 1862 midi City Bolel de Ia Commune
Indication de: +lg = J" .[Is re- =
UN LOT DE TERRE ensemble avee toutes les ams,iora-
lions qi sly trovent slime dams lie Premier District cee
VILE dams iet borne par les ST. Joseph julie Tcioupi
ouas ct Foucher ct desind lie No plan
Par Y; a. sa a an 81 po.an IA ase du 10 mars ls5
proondeur ges paaeles de III pieds face ID rue
Foucher ct formant l'encoignnrs. g78- ~
Les amelioranons consistent batses en- briuues ETC.
Sais dams esafAires ci-dessus y " = 's1lZsr5s-sg
cONDITIONS-C6mpta au moment Decentralization.
Jas Is fell w. Fl. WATERS, EonstabIo
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TO VOTERS.

DUTphR! BuG"TER!-,eGp FRESH CHOICE
Nv - CHARLES +. Hf,ILE 4 CO.,
", ~ pOydrls street,