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TEE EvAcuArIcs or Rossxr,-The wh.rl,n,
Intelligencef Of Tuesday saws

Intelligencer Of Tuesday says
We learn BY ofacers who arrived ls.t svsp,no
nom Patterson's creek, that our forces len Rom.
about six O'Clock, and reached Patterson,. go
on Saturday morning about Eve. fhe order =
esch up was Ieceived sbout two O'CLOCK on
Friday afternoon, and the greatest excitemenI
and curiosity existed In the camp ny ~
eome Of the com panies were COMPELLED IN A.
asoy their tents for the want Of trsnsportation.
sno Considerable quantity Of provisions, suce a.
neeon, &c, was destroyed for the same reason
Gen Lander Issued an order, which was read on
dsess parzde before the evacuation, that snv ons
caught setting ire to the town, OF perpetratino
any otnsf outrage, would be Instantly shot
Our forces are now a. Paterson creek sboul
sveh mlies east OF Cumberland, and about nfteer
mon Romney, bur were crossing the railroad
osio 90 Into Maryland, and are no doubt hy thil
nne enesmpsd on the Maryland side. =
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u From the publishers We have the indis-
pensaoie Tribune Almanac for 1892.
Also, from shfllington, odson BUILDING. who
has IL FOR sale, we have 4 copy Of the same.
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HIsHI, ZOE OscE.-The New York TTi5rne is
doubtless correct in interpreting the appointment
Of Edwin NJ. Stanton 10 the Secretdryship of
War, as Involving the initiation Of a vigorous
EFFORT on the part Of the Government to disconnect
tAe prosecution Of the war from suspicion of the
purpose Of making tiat the mere pretense Of
working outthe thirty years schemes Of the abcli-
tonists, which brough t about the war in accord
ing TO the oligarchy their opportunity to mislesd
the people Of the South into their present deplor-
able condition.
II means : deliberate reiteration from Presi
dent Lincoln, OF the fact that he designs in the
further prosecution Of the war; TO keep faith with
the great mass-eIght tenths-of the army, who
while gladly taking up arms for the defence OF
the Union and the Constitution, would have been
last to do 50 simply to work out by FIRE and sword
ethe peculiar idea Of Greeley Garrison, Cheever &
Co
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Marshal Lamon.

We trust that the distant public will not meas.
ure the character Of Marshal Lamon altogether by
the standard Of the heated senatorial Trades
against him delivered few days since, and now
being rspublishe ed light and left, the country
he 10 neither harsh nor a cruel man; but as
find-hearted and considerate a gentleman az
Washington contains. He 10 responsible for the
safe keeping OF twice a. many criminals as his
means OF keeping them safely-the Washington
jai-justify Congress only Is response BILE for the
insuficiency Of those means. A prison, and espe-
cially Such prison, must be governed by fXed
rules, all know; and among those rules there must
befcgulstions prescribing who shall be permitted
at al times and under all circumstances to have
free access TO any and all incarcefatsd within its
portals.
The list Frequently referred TO In the course Of
NE debate embraces all the public funcionAries,
who, under ordinary circumstances, may be re =
gasded - guardians Of the public interest In such
matter. II failed, however, to embrace srsry
member Of both houses Of Congress, all Of whom
were required, under the regulations, to present q
permit from the Vice President or Speaker, to the
lanitor, before being passed in.
There, and there only, Is the hitch Ii will
readily be perceived that there is no hardship
upon, or Entertainment Of Congress designed in
this regulation az any member by simply asking
che presiding OH Ger Of bis House for pass, can
obtain one.
Marshal Lannon's rules are evidently designed
simply to the end OF assuring the safety of the
prisoners and imposing the dicipline among them
necessary for their own good-hothIng more
nothing less
IL Is to be regretted that gentleman SC sens!-
BIG ard usually confederate as Senator Grimes,
should have been betrayed into his unjustihable
remarks against Marshal Lamen, simply because
he was denied access to the prison without the
GsUHl nass. Had he called the Marshal's attention
to the fact, single word from him would doubt
.ess have induced the latter to extend his " free
isl" 70 every member OF either Congressiona!
Committee on the District Of Columbia; a very
proper amendment Of II indeed, though one that
nd evidently escaped the HTarshal's attention.
Ut IL greatly 70 be hoped that all the now con
stanty-recurTing sensations In the Senate Cham
Der, over the affairs Of this Jail, will end in such
Legislation for the amendment Of Its condition as
our courts and grand juries have been praying
for until they a!e hoarse; but up TO this time
praying ito Congrsss). in vain.
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CHARLES q. FOWLER 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS.
BURNsIDE,s
Patent Portable House.

The inventor caks the attention Of Sutisrt and
others 70 this useful Invention boa e can he
built By the Inventor without nsils, screws, "a
Bs,nss and Stables built in the ,sne vsy. II
can b pot NJ and taken down without injury 70
the boerdG.
Ordsrs can be left With
u. ,sAsusL WISE, Bsildsrl
iAll-tm Wexkiagtou ID, G.
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FOR HooEEE's plyIsIoN. MArTAwo,

The steam proDesr e: kALPH having been
In slsoe Of the Telegraph, which is GES
nnderEoinE repairs, made necessary
Mha loot of lSk street, every MONDAY,
WEDNEsDAY ana FRIDAY, ss 10 o'oloek.
In few days the Telegraph win Be added 10 the
line. Those having freight are requested 20 end
1cabe 20 enable the boat 20 leave promptly % the
hour. For freight or pessese Apply on board. or
"j.n-x. JOHN 4 ffssrs,5si Boz. =! Agent:
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DEpor auMkRJ IfEa eds 2 oFEIe ZIG =.

DEPOT QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE,
IL WASHING TON. ID. c.. Jan. 10th, Ie61
sEALKp PROPOSALS will be received az this Once
until u o'ol0 4 n 18th instant, for placing N de-
ternastsr. near the Railroad Depot In this sit.,
IS5t1al FIVE THOUSAND COkDJ o. HARD
to the rs OF ordinary cord or merohan abe wood.
and to be corded In re nks four feet high the whole
TO De delivered on or before the 10Th day Of Febru
hty cords per day, the delivery 70 commences With
in i've days after signing the contract; payment TO
be made on the delivery Of every (50O) i've hundred
cords. Separate bids Tor q 5ooD twenty Eve hun
d. ed cords Of the wood will be received.
Co security Will be required for the hithful
fulhlment Of said contract The underlined Te-
serves to himself the rlsnt 10 reject al bids that
may be considered too high.
ID. H RUCKER
Depot Quartermaster.
"a B u. 8, Army,
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THIS 10 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subsorj-
Il Der hath obtained from the Orphans, Court Of
Washington county, In the District Of Columbia
letters of ADM nIstraton the personal estate of
George BOpp, late Of w sshingt county aforesaid,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same, with tie vouchers thereof, 70 the subscri
Der, on or before the eleventh. day of January
next; they may otherwise By Law be excluded from
sil benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this eleventh day ~ Jan
uary. 1862. LUBURN LitZZ
ia IL ST. Admipistrairix
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NOTICE.

will please Gall and settle them By notee or other
wise, If not they Will be placed In the hands OF q
collector 70 be made. ROBT. 81. GRAHAM,
Coechmaker, Eighth stfSet.
N. b: Parties having balls against me viii please
present them for payment. al eis
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL.

PsssssAsd 10 .esforws, stt1 tks ,ssesssiss 0
tAs Sesess Ct Jelly 10, 1881.
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GOLD CHAINS AT WHOLESALE:
VI So !. MYERS.
10 Washington BuildIDs,
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1TNOTIcE To TAX PAYERS.

UNION PRAYER MEETING VIII
S be held each dag this week ia tne New Yosk
Avenue Church, Kew. DIR. GurIey's 81 oonmencins
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Now u YOUR TIME TO Buy OVER
st smITH'S, No. 460 Ssv nt a street, opeosits
Post Once IA TX f6EiS .r
I'bE 6kA 80 AkMY Is 4DVANC.N6 To-
= wAcds ~ FfH',. no. go Ssyest sire CT. 20
SCI rome OF h4 Great ga rs in Clio hing Fur n
fishing Goods, Hats and Caps. jsie-dim
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Moderated Cough Candy,
For COUGHS.s
COLDS,
BRONCHITIS,
INFLU6NZA,
H0ARSENBSS,
Asd al issipsess stages Of Consrmptsor.
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WATCH MATERIALS AT WHOLESALE +.
|" =. a. J. MYERS.
10 Washington Building.
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WATCH MAKERS TOOLS At Wholesale,
!" J. MYERS,
10 wsshiugtol Building.
SILK GUARDs, LEATHER GUARQs, &e-.
~ 81 w bolesclei =. a J. MYEsS,
ia IS svr 10 Washington BuI'dinf.
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WATCH GLASSES AT wHOLEsABEr
|" 8 A. J MYERS.
10 WashInft ton Bui ding,
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NOTICE TO LIVERY STABLE, EXPRESS,
~ HACKMEN. sUTl. ERS. &o-Ihe tubseu-
ber. havls 9 opened q shop st the Pioneer Mil.
prepared 20 buid al Kinds Of Express and Sutlert'
Wagons, Carts, &c. Particular stfent, on paid 20
Repairing Eers. shoeinE, and mithing N ieserel.
js6Ns A. =. BLOOD.
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A, ss~s.sry Ho.pisul, s.usao.rs, Jos. 10
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At Gsssral Hospital, Uaion Hotel, eerssr Brids,
asd Washiagfos streets, Gsorsstotcs, Jas 10.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-08-21
TAX SALE.

The Taxes on the annexed list Of
Nonresident lands and Town Lots be-
ing delinquent for the several years
as shown by said list,
NOTICE,
is hereby given that / will offer at
Public Sale the said Lands and Town
Lots for the delinquent taxes then due,
at the Office of the Treasurer and Re-
corder of the County of Floyd, State
of Iowa, in st. Charles City, in said
County and State, on Monday, the
9th day of October, A. D., 1862, at
ten o'clock, A. NJ. L. L. HUNTLEY,
Treasurer and Recorder of
Floyd County, Iowa.
Treasurer 4. Recorders Office, .~.
Floyd Sya. o1q int , sss''
CT CHARLES TOwNcJIfp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-28

RALSA MIC CORDIAL, in"
tseir popularity through trial. Unboupdet
satisfaction rendered allcasss and the
pronounced them worthy. .,.." -.,.-. "..s....
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUND1CE ,pgB1,.
lTy OF TIE NNRyoUs SYSTEM. DISEASES or rn
AIDFEYs and all diseases arising disordered 1.-Two,
~saknessof hesomsch ard digestive
permanently cured by the GERMAN BIT ERs.
ThsBALsAMIC CORDIAL mas acquired reoutst,o, az,
passing that of similar preparation extant 1t win chr.
without fail the most md andng COUGH COLI
OR HoARsENEss. BRONCHITIS. INFLUENZA, GROUP
PNEUMONIA, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and has DC,
formed tho most astonishing cures ever known Of
CONFIRMED CoNsUMPTIosi
Ate doses will also check tho
D1ARRHEA proceeding from Gold IL the Bowels.
Tkess medicines prepared by DR.. c, NJ JACKSON "
No. 4le Arch street Philadelphia and are sold h. arus
ssts and desetsn cents Dol bo,
sle Thesisnatre of G. n. jackson will DO OF the outsi
wrapper ofeach bottle.
In the Almanac published annually by the pronrstor
Observation-Disclosures you willfndtsstirnouy andcou
mandatory nolicesto oil parts of the country
uscsare given away by ali cur agents. ~e,.t
J. WRIGHT L Co. agents.
II and lcl Ghartresstr.e.
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A. KUPTUREs xp.
n, RAD1cALLY cUREDl @ &
Letter from Dr. W. T. MIL The Editor of the cksburs
ylonsDune, Miss, May g. 1860.
Hernia can be Cured Without Needle or Knife,
Mr. Edi.orl deem il due to hoe afflicted with this terrible
# hires by 5alonea John fs coate
ss ut ST. ssG p there a %
sn s's e w ,s 9S s o. n , the 1
New Orleans Snd obtained the Patent Truss Dr. j. A. sAeT
Curative Mixture about three the boy was re-
~ s s. s s s been n @ fail
all the work Of field hand rolling bags etc.
asas who nave ' o's"'' and Tor s.
Extract from Letter Written Three Previous to
'''i ss1aursa s CON- si Mi Ha, Nay 1851
Dr. sherman, New Orleans
j tho nest Dse
muck work any W.T.. MILLS, NJ. D.
Dr. J. Es,pe, the mos, eminent PLY
scisns in the t Stns sf ai.,issipP;.
DR.. shsrranr-Dear SIR the boy Ben BE- to You
sied with AZ skill do him ,ustics sled your pIsr
right. aud that cure him. Please tie BY the
THos. ]. AARPER, MD.
srhts letter to slave boy abozt IA year
DID, rupured both Sides and who subsequently
7erurnrd sound. The following explains itself:
VIcKsRuRG, Miss, May 7, 1850.
DR.. Sherman, New Orleans
Dear S-1 sen You my James apply him a Buita5it
Truss rs has only been .upted shq time W oesih
tie conhdence bat having conhdenca in skin in such
ters, send my TO You.
THOS. J. HARPER, n. D.
Dr.. BELpEN,,s OPINION
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 8, 1853.
Samuel Davis, ESQ.,.
Dsar srii TINT Dr. shsrmans rruss applied b,
him. will give relief more efecay than Sny other. hnvs
tried entire satisfaction. know of several
by the Of Rud the mixture reconlmead get
but Dr. Shermsn hmse applies it, depu,idr
upon the fitting. r. BELDEE, n. u,
s-DR SHERMAN respectfully informs rsptnrcd persona
having ruptuad Bluves that he the
and may be found at his office No lost sTREE1
New Orleans prepared 10 relieve and NIL rurr,
By the application Of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS CUR
ATIVE MIXTURE. uy6 ly&T
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Mothers.
Thousands daily speaking in the praiseof
DE. EAT0N's LNFANT1LE CORDIAL
nd why' because fails afford re
when given time 1t by magic and one
wiconyince that what say is true 1t contains
No PAREGORIC OR oPIATE
OF therefore by
child, instead of by deadening ssnsbies For III,
eason commonds itself as the only reliable preparation no,
known for Children Feethins Dsrrhea DyssnteIy Gripin
IN tho Bowels, Acidy of the Stomach Wind in the Hes
snd Creup .lsoor softeninghe Gums Reducing naumao
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain it has no equal
being anti spasmodc 1t Is used with unfang
oases OF Convulsion or other Ftp As value life ant
health of your children and wish from hos
blightng which certnn from th rs
Of narcotics OF which ali other remedies for Iuane ca,
plants composed take but Dr. Eatons Intati1e &C
dial this yon can rely Upon 1t isperfecy harmless
no, pjurs the Price, 25 cents. Fulld,ra
tionsacconpany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH 4 DUPONT, Ell.
No. 400 Broadway, New York.
BLOOD Food.
Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALyXE, a,wav, M,
with tho essential elements gives of cours
the True Standard. AnalyEe the Blood OF person suer
Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scrofua etc
and nd in deficiencies the red Re
uas Blood Supply you are vel
The Blood Food founded upon aston,st
az sucetss. Theresre
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted the Blood
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis any affection whatever of III
Throat Lungs inducing Conanmpor No. l. which rs ais
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss Appetite and ors
Chronic Complaints arising from Overdose General Deb:
and Nervous Prosraton. No. for vor Complaints. No.
for Dyspepsia Being already for absorption
taken by drops and carried into the crcaatiou
that what gain retain. The No. Female Irreg
sres Hystera, Weaknesses etc. See special directions k
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o. GAULARD. President.
A. SCHREIBER, Secretary.

A. SCHREIBER. Secretary.
In rdance with Art XIV If the Charter the
above certificates which remain ucae thirty days
the this notice. will be cancelled amount hero
Of together with the interest accrued thereon placed the
credit the contingent the Company
A. SCHRRIBER, Secretary.
A. Echreber being duly sworn deposes and says that
the above sts.etnent Is true and
A. SCHNEIDER.
Subscribed and to- this 10th day OF February 1862
fore
fell ltaw3Od H. MITCHELL, J. P.
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rr1E CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.


THE CHIEF AMONG TEN Tf4OUss Hn.
s
DAL.EYs MAGICAL PAIN rzrpArro, s7..7
Has nn,vsr,.,,v n,,,.s ~ ...-.,-.-. ~.
ncations In bn,b III E.t "a a"a hss'ne -
svaer introdncad. ond q, 49, = =, "nel'
success In all we aae secret Of it,
aent ord.s.. ''''"s' "hsshe' sne eanse be acct
+ r-g
- N" scaAds
relieved Of their anguish. pain and inAarn1atIo.
application Of this healer and til. aaa
renewed as o5 charm no blemsh renssuno, .
t. The Friend or the Nr,ra..,, t
Cb,dren' ara fra,r.,. s,trx, r. = / = $3.50
a1lv from Amid drd -, na' INJURIES espec1
should have this eyes atne,
sore breasts and ouek1v rsmovas ~ IL nea
prevalent in children. - -''fs "o' 4 &c &c
To Travelers
~ se@ shd Land. "s+
nachins the traveller and every
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30

ST o Cd .E-T LIS r or YEA .
And grows more and more Popular every day,
And testimonials new and almost without number rig. b.
given from ladies and gentlemen In all grades society who's
united testimony could resist ha Prof Woods Hair Re-
sors.'vs will the bald gray the hair
he youth to old age, IL sllitsyoushfa beauty.
pm, v., RATILx CREEK, Mich, Dec. Il. 1sss.
ri s Il I'll s s ss,s 20
ssss cd r.
sD D ii q ss s,s e sssl s &
t fFsp ss eos sn, T ha induced me Briggs
fis efsis e. f liz af
dick though TT IT, E also eSe al g
my head Feeling confident that smother large bottle
s ogS q. and nsqg destitute e Rsress
der thine bottle and hyse The scrip
s en no regard Is TO those that are kind h
Thy FRIEND susANNAH KIRBY.
sp.,. L1aorlEH, Noble county. Ind, Fen. d. 1883.
and Nao lsifI Rs eo tie 81
s ssnse q f h Ys my unknown
ss4s e. s h. saes sars
s as9 W:
n TO e e.. ~ when ten that
much discover The chang. IN
a. as s my more intimate A'"''H"ns"' were
a. once made application the most skiJful physicians IL
Inc country but receiving from them
could again be restored forced become reconcied
my tats until fortunately in the latter part year 1857
your Restorative recommended druggist az
ing the moot reliable Hair Restorative tried one bot
e and foHnd TO my great that It th
desired effect Since that time have dollars wort
soft sack hair which no money buy. '
Az mark OF my gratitude labor skill In the pr.
dncton Of 30 wonderful article have recommended ia o.
many o. my friends and se9rantances, who happy
"r Very respectfully, yours B..
A. ~ LATTA,
80 -- Attorney and Counsellor -at-Iay :
Depot No. 444 Broadway and sold
the world. "s'o~
Pho put in bottles threuHizss viz. Iarz.
Medium and small The small holds half put and retail. t
dollar per bottle. The meaju bottle holds Ii least ~
ger more IN p,9porten sl9n the small and rsais
IL proportion, and etas for three dollars bottle O.
WCOD& CO.. Fropretors ~ Broadway, New York ard II.
Market street. st. Lonis MOI and sold coed ruRges enc
fancy goods ssiers.
j. WRIGHT CO., Agonts, -
... II and ISL Chartreastrsss.s
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This Invaluable medicine prepared an extensive
practice OF several years In bilious climate
TO a'i curing Fever and Agus Of the dseases
named. 2" =
Those who are suffering from affections this kind as lst
those who have become vads their effects upon the
station, will ind the INDIA CHoLAGOGUEa most nvalu
able Purifying the blood thoroughly clsass
from the system ke morbid effects OF bilious climate
The wonderful effects of Choagogue eradicang bile from
the human system only explain extraordinary
the thorough and permanent cure of Fever
and the various grades of intermittent renittent feyerH
has been tested in thousands br
all who have used it, one Of the Fever and Aeut
rarnediesexant. a.
Besure and ask for DR. esGooD's INDrACHoL
IS there many counterfets offered for sale,
Fer sale in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL at
prices, by 81 49, r.. :
w j. WRIGHT L CO., & ,....4.
Il and Isl Chartres street,
General Agents
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SHERIFFS SALES.


o'5ss e HHM
me- drs:sd an the sas Foarh
cSu, New the will
on ESSf % e
T. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situated Ia -,
kampar os liz fs .ree,s l asi"g
street BY 10 inches lines on GH" street. BY 80 s
.s 3 ns n s s~ Wits tss
'hs 6s ousD with the build
s ann T ana
ri Ns 1nS No s p #
po:tsd Once b Ana. a's No asg
and ss z s s I let s1
's ssss"E
80 och The ss ss
ssnd and n ieei The line Sewsen lots and
onn on nna t"a I'D 'es
Seized d, j, the above suit.
TERAs-Cash the spot. .-
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans. Q
QuArRlEss couR DE DISTRICT }LA VILE DE- LA MILE;
dol. xouvs,,so,,1sn 3 3EEEASs ys r y 81
I'm VERTU dun alias WIT de lisrl faefas
c moi G s. G0gr de @
RI l. sAaEHI isdnvd 1857 midi, il SoaTss Ssso
ss ss
.' tSE SEkTxiSE PORTION DE rERsE suee dams IL
Premier District de cette ve dams let borne es
des Rtmpars franklin Qo Caiope ct ayans % peds
2rours ct gne Dc face Ia Clio 49, peds pouess
ponces st fIgnes du cote de Ia rue White.
Ensemble toutes les bstises ct amaloraons qu sy
trouvfnt.
2. uNE CERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE situse dan. lie
Deuxiens District de vie dams Fle
Robertson, st. Pierre, vere u g. nal Carondce
dS.gn@s les Nos g. g. et de le &C. suivaut plan
dres Bril- gier CT devant Arpeneur General
d4eonbre ise d.posd en- etude F. de cleyaut
rains cotgne mesnrent Franchise, chacun
pieds de face ia St. Pierre ct 81 pieds poucs gnes
dams fond ct face In Promenade Carondee
ond.ur Dime rue iaure syor III peds4 pousss
p!eds pouces Ia igne Imtrophe DIES Nos 25
ponces nr Ia entire LIS Nos e. l27 ped pouces
ia gne les Nos set 1877 pied. Ia igne
Nos g. ct 1873 peds la gne du No lace Ii
Robertson.
Ensemble les batisses apsloraons qui
Sass dams l'affiire cessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q II de adjudication.
JOHN P. WALDEN.
rnlS 81 apl9 Sheriff de la Paroiyse d. Orleans.
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SANFOED's
i YER INV ia 0 Il A % x

Rover Deb1Ittntes.
Ills aundea entirely Gums and has becoyesp
sabhed Standard Medicine, known and
that have it, and is resorted with confidence
the diseases for which 1t Is recommended. -
1t cured thousands within the two years who h.
given hopes of relief a3the numerous
Gates in my possession show.
The dose must be adapted TO the temperament he intvi
ual taking It, and used in such quantities gently
Rovels.
Lethe dictates of your the use
Liver Invigorsor, and it will Compisipts Bou
Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhsa Complaint
Dysentery Dropsy Sour Stomach Habun Cosvesoss
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera nfsntum
dice Female Weaknesse and be used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will cure SICK headRchets
thousands testify IN twenty If
apoonsui taken at of attack. AL who
are giving heir Testimony In itsfsvor.
mouth With tho Invigorater ana ss,a h.
both together.
Price, 81 per bottle.
sHndford's Family Catharttc p,v,.
oompoundsdrom pure Vegetable Extracts ut upu ella
Cases. alright, end will keepin any ,,mate.
The Family Catharc Pill is gentle A set,xs Cat sart,
which the proprietor has used In his praep an ~ .h .f
years. The constantly increasing den,Sy ,s th ~ h
long used tho Pills. and the satsfacto' h,h al s, In :,
gard to their has induced o br h,n tho soc
Of OIL The Profession we'll kno- that aarst Csthsrt,,
She Fsmily cssha ri s1 Phi, no n, vi.
Vseebe Eatsss xSs from variety The RaTe
sry canal and ara s~ad alike every part OF tS
Is neesd such as hs and safe al ca ssos sespne
over thu whole hs nd Lons Costi ran aao
ueslestea end IN from sudden cold gn hnnst Grss
Weiet IN III od body Rest %
sana ~ y? Head, nfammaory Diseases Horns
and manv iults. Rhounatsn great rnt1ner Of e %
mention 10 this Enlightenment. to s. Price Dnea
me Lay or Invgoator Family Cathaftic Pills are reae
gsts generally, and sold by the trade in all the iars
a. = W; SANFORD NJ D., Manufacturer and Proprietor
J.WRI0HT CO.,
v Wholesale Agents,
YaHd&W And sldbys very :nIugk1al'