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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-18

certalDed, OF their arrest ana ine causes luere-
for. "-- =. p. 20
lie also introduced the following reSolu-
ton:
/ Resolved, By the Congress Of the Confed-
crate States Of America, That the signal sue
cesses with which Divine Providence has so
continuously blessed our arms for several
months past would fully Justify the CoHed-
crate Government in dispatching Commits
soner, or Commissioners, to the Government
at Washington city, empowered to propose
the terms Of just and honorable peace.
Mr.. Holt, of Ga, offered the following rs a
substitute:
The people Of the Confederate States are,
and have been from the beginning, anxious
that this war with the United States Should
be conducted strictly within the sense estab-
lished by the rules Of civilized aud Christian
nations, and have on their part 80 conducted
it; and the SAID people ardcntly desire that
said war should cease and peace be restored,
and have sc announced from the beginning.
Therefore,
Resolved, That whenever the United States
Government shall manifest like anxiety
and like desire, it shall be the duty Of the
President Of the Confederate States to ap-
point - Commissioners to treat ms! ncgo-
llate witt the said United States Government
upon said subjects. or either of them.
Mr.. KEENAN, OF Georgia, moved To my both
propositions on The table, and The motion was
agreed tn.
Mr.. t!oI1lEs, Of Tirsinia. moved that tho
Rouse concur III the resolution OF tue Senate,
fixing the time Of adjournment for Tuesday,
the 30;h dag of the present month.
Mr.. Gay Of Texas, moved To amend SEN
ate resolution, by striking out Z" tuesday. SEP
temh.r 50lh," and inserting sMonhay. Octo-
Der l3Ih..'' This amendment was rejected by
vote of ayes a., noes. 4o.
The question then required upon Tie motion
of Mr.. COLLIER to concur IN the resolution Of
the Senate, and it was agreed to by ayes Il,
noes ~.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-05-21
lllegheny Bridge
+. W. KNOX,

l.. W. hNOA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudersport, Pa, viii
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
the adjoining Counties.
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THE ORPHAN BOY.

Stay, lady, stay, for nercy's sake,
Aud hear a tender orphans tale
I'm sure my looks must pity wake,
'T'is grief that makes ne look so pale;
For was once mothers pride,
And my poor fathers hope and joy.
But in the Niles proud fight he died,
And left me poor orphan boy.
O, foolish child how pleased was |,
Wnen news of Nelson's victory came,
Along the crowded streets to fly,
And see the lighted windows flame;
To force me home my mother sought,
She could not bear to see my joy,
For with my fathers blood t was bought,
And left me a poor orphan boy.
The peoples shouts were long and loud,
Ny mother, Shuddering, closed her ears
Rejoice Rejoice!7 hurraed the crowd,
My mother answered with her tears.
"Ah why do tears steal down your cheek?'
Cried |, while others shout for JOY -
She kissed me, and in accents weak
She called me her poor orphan boy.
What is ap orphaa boy ?" | said.
When suddenly she gasped for breath;
When her eyes closed, flew for aid
Alas they closed in death.
My hardships since | cannot tell,
But know no more Il parents joy;
An lady have learned full yell
What I It's 10 be an Crphan boy.
And wer, by your bounty fed
An! gentle lady. do not chide;
Permit me, mean to earn my bread
The sailors orphan boy has pride
Lady, you weep; what is t you say?
You'll give me clothing, food, employ?
Look down, dear parents look and see
Your happy, happy orphan boy.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-05-21
How Five Bachelors Kept
EEOISe.

1t was a warm evening in early June,
aud in the parlor of a pleasant house iu
--- street, IN the handsome city Of
Philadelphia, merry party of young
folks were holding warm, laughing dis
cusslOn
Susy Arnold, the young hostess, who
kept house for her brothers, Harry and
George, took one side of the question,
whIe three other gentlemen, besides her
tall brothers, opposed her. Charles Gray,
a blue eyed. curly headed man, whose
fair, round face and boyish air formed an
apparent contradiction to the assertion he
made Of having five years before attained
his majority; Joe. Norris, who from a
Spanish mother inherited jetty hair and
eyes, aud pale complexion, and from his
father a tall, fine figure and frank lngcn-
ious expression aud Milton Dacres,
whose small figure aud bashful ways, ac-
counted fully for his nickname Minnie !;
these three, with the masters of the house,
waged playful war upon the little brown
eyed maiden who sat so demurely upon
the sofa
Say what you please" said Susy, "you
will never convince NE of the superiority
of man in the capacity of housekeeper."
But J. maintain" said Joe, 'that men
can keep house without women, but that
women cannot do so unless we will assist
them
"For instance" said Harry, "when
your hired girl was sick last winter, Sue,
how would such mite as you have bro't
up coal, kept up the furnace fire. and
lifted about wood, unless your two broth
ers had gallantly relieved youof the care?"
"Not to mention that the furnace fire
went out three -"
"a truce" SAID George, laughing
THAT was my fault, but accidents will
happen in the best regulated families" "
II only wish you could keep house; for
| would accept Aunt James invitation to
travel with her this summer, were it not
for leaving you"
81 have an idea" cried Charles Gray
"an idea which, if you will agree to act
upon 1t, shall fully cure the women Of the
insane notion of their indlspensibility--
ahem that word nearly choked me"
The ungallant sentence should have
quite strangled you, said Susy.
present company always excepted" )"
was the reply
"Tbe idea let's have the idea"
Suppose we keep house here, while
Miss Susy travels"
Here" cried Susy aghast
Yes, why uot?'
But" said Susy. "I'm sure Jenny
would not stay"
1--WE don't want her; we want no wo-
men,
Visions IF muddy boots on her parlor
sofas, cigars in the flower vases, pipes on
the centre tables, spittoons in the best
bedrooms, and frying pans in the library,
fitted through the young ladys mind;
but before che could demonstrate, Harry
said -
80 be it Hurrah for bachelors hall
Pack up your trunk, Susy"
"But, Harry"
GLORIOUS! !" cried Charles, "not pet
tIcoat within the doors for a month
But" again said poor Susy.
"No fusSes about tobacco smoke in the
curtains chimed in George
"But, brother"
"Won't it be gay?" said Minnie.
"Gay I" groaned the litte housekeeper
clay in a supply of cigars, George" /"
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BUSINESS CARDS.

EULALIA LODGE, No 342, f A 81.
STATED Meetings on the End and 4thWednes-
DAYS Of each mouth. Also Masonic gather
ings on every Wednesday Evening for work
and practice at their Hall in Coudersport.
TIMOTHY IVES, w NJ.
SAUUEL HAVEN Sec'y.
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THE
POTTER JOURNAL
PUBLISHED BY
MI, w. McAlarney, PrOprietOr'
eI 90 pr YEAR INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

.*Devoted to the cause of Republicanism,
Che interests of Agriculture, the advancement
,of Education, and the best good OF Potter
county. Owning no guide except that OF
Principle. it will ehdeaver to aic IN the work
of more fully Freedomizing our Country.
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A married lady consulted her lawyer
on the following question, viz: AS we'd
ded Mr.. + for his wealth, aud that
wealth is now spent. am not to all IN
tents aud purposes UidoU, and at !Ieet-
ty to marry again?
If YOU could stand coolly by, and seO
the cruelty you could check, or the
wrong you could right, aud move no
iuger to do it, you are not the reader
want, nor the human being choose
TO know.
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JOHN S. MANN,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coudersport, Pa, will attend the several
Courts in Potter and Nkean Counties. All
business entrusted in his care will receive
prompt attention. Office corner Of West
and Third streets
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-05-21

Speaking of bathing, said Ms. Par
tington, from behind the steam that aross
from her tea as vail to her bushes
when touching upon so delicate subject,
some can bathe with perfect impufity
in water as cold as Greeuland's icy noun
tains and India's coral strands, but for
my part prefer to have the water it-
tie torpid The steam still arose and
prevented her from seeing the havoc Ike
was making On the preserved pears.
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ApyERrIs EMENTs inserted at the following

Administrator or Executors Notice, %
Business Cards, 8 lines or less, per year 90
Special and Editorial Notices, pc. line, 10
*x*All transient advertisements must be
paid in advance, and no notice will be taken
of advertisements from distance, unless they
are accompanied by the money or satiStactor
reference.
*x*Blank8, and Job Work of all kinds. at
tended ~ promptly aud faithfully
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O. r. ELLISON,

PRACTfCING PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa.
respectfully informs the citizens of the viii
lage and vicinity that he will promptly re-
spond to all calls for professional services
Office or Main St, in building formerly oc-
cupied by c. w. Ellis, ESD
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How high did the water get on your
foorE was asked of resident OF one VI
the more favored localities of Sacramento
after the late food just high enough
to take the starch out of my shirt collar
said he But as if anxious to maintain
the good standing of real estate in the
reignborhood, he added But then you
know I am very short man.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-05-21
ISAAC BENSON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudersport, Pa, will
attend to all business entrusted to him, with
care and promptness. Office on Second ST.,
near the Allegheny Bridge.
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G. OLMSTED,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Coudcrsport, Pa, will attend to all business
entrusted to his care, with promptnes and
fde ity. Office on Southwest corner OF Main
and Ennrfh streets
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-12-27
J. u. Haysood.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
PAROlSS.: DES AvOYEI,l.ES.
CHERH DU SErrIEME DISTRICT Jup1CiAIRE

c.'rHs Du sErrEME DISTRICT Jun1cIA1RE
SuCtCSSion de atItnt BfoTlFct DECIDE.
EN EERTU dun orlre de vcn:e Ian
&C dams FaIfairc cid.S~us par I'llnnora-
bic Cour du SrptiGlnr District Judc. 4.
i'r.tat de la Louisiana. dams 1t pnir In
paroisse dts AvoyrIle~, il scra nffrrt on
vente ruhique. par le sot,s@grc, t,tcan
tem Public dams ct po~.: Ia sIitt par"iss..
pour t;:re adjugG au rld, i,aut It ,Icr,ier
encEerisseur,le
JEUDI 20 Janvitr = G3.
entire 10 h-ures dn matin 1t qnatre hcur
res p. NJ. a la residence DE- la Gefuntr, la
p.opriete ci-aprGs decrite:
lie ntgre PHIL, ag+; de so ans.
TERNES ct CONDITIONS.
La MOTTO PAYABLE compliant. L'autre
Motto payable douzc u,ois de credit d,,
jour dc la vtilte.
Les acheteurs dcvront fournir l.nrs
biliets avrc deux bonnes, ct solvnbles
secu,ites, in soIido, a Pordre eft a la sa-
tisEaction de Misunderstanding Les bill
let's p"rteront intcr6t s p 90 Fan a par.
tir de rechtance jusqu', parfait I'a--
ment. Hyrotht4ue spcciale ct privi cgc
de vendcur. sur L. ditc propr.e1t etant
reserves.
Marksvi;|e Par. Avo: Giles 27 Dec.m-
bre 1862.
l.. E. Cochrane,
Enc. Public.
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FOUND:

At simmeSport La. :; large brown
HORSE, about lG hands high. Said hor-
sc was in the possession Of runaway
negro boy, caught at tie Ferry, on the
night of The s3,I inst. lie cailad Himself
JIM, and an other time ALECk. Said
negro wa. chained bit during til" sainv
night he broke the lock and bcirg iu;ne-
d'a;cly pursued. jumped into the !a,ou
where, it is supposed, he got dso~ nr'I.
The owner OF til" horse can recover it
by proving property and paying charges
S'mmesport, -Avo}.llrs Par. Dec
oath. 1862.
j. q. Hayrood.
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l2o. One hose cart and pair Of wheel sies
l' Two oli ''oughs
lio. One ~. ? hoes anil other implements
so Two siEs and bedding.
20 Onc :,rHsoir.
l7.. Two creole colts.
$50. One buggy horse.
100 200 h>:ses of lr,.+
zoo. One buggy and harness.
.2lo. One ,'onbe barrel shot g,rh.
90 Une bureau and toilet.
2,jo One lot Of chair
24o Gnc biackw..t:ut t,h'n.
25u Que email Chi Dis bed
2Go. One 'ot of old l,;;'1. ,h+, hnr,fsSS.. ami
}anation t",'s.
21o Oi"' -!'irc5ne.
2sr One lot of shingles.
~, One 'at.. and table.
10 Ore lot kitchen utensils ard ;Yr.
3 10. One . Uf cotton in lii s>,L Il.
32o. One " ' corn.
$50. One "a hay and fodder
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TERMES &CONDIIlO..S.

-Four tontes so'lu1cs do v;n-t ciu' ri:lstres
ct audc>sons, payable c'n::','t. Pour
toutes sommes AL des,!s dc yingt c,.;., pia,-
tres. payable en- trois placements anr"'|s e
;,aux lie premier AL premier jour d A:ri;
1864, 'e second an premier :i"ur d'Avri' 1868
ct Ie troisieme an premier jour q A,"iI 1865
Les achetpurs devrnnt 70 lruir !e,;rs l;i ts
avec deuX bonncs ct val's!::a cauio,:-. in - i
do. payablcs a l'orore ;}c administrator ct
i'ortant une lypotheq"c sp"cill,. sur les oi;es
propretes. privilege de VI rear erln- reserve
plus interet hnit ponr cc' Fan, !, 'a';:r ,''s
ccheanceS rcseectiyeS lus4n'a I-,sr::.': pai:,
ment, sans pour celia auioriscv ;.acu:, Sc,ar,..
dams lie paiement.
les actcs scfont passes par devanl is l!.2
corder de ceite parosse.
harksyle, &C IL i',comar' 'Ss2.
G. NGn3AU j..
F,;z..2s;;n.. 81. i';5:: Il.
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q DETAINLD in ,fe Pa,:5h IL; Il T.
X voyelIes. the runaway s@,!f, r,;.
ANFRANE lie says he BIO >- 10 ~, .,at
jones Of the City of Shrev*;t,.,, l':."i II Il
Caddo Said slave is ag~l ;.!,o,. 8; y =.
measures feet, 3 inches. Ills his y.s..:
thumb beaten of.
The owner is hereby dry notify = = c:,.;x1
his property arror*';lr. t. ; - luuuIlll
Perish Of Agnye,..~: u g.
lp1 N
~-~<,-~--o "
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ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.
PAROISsE DES AvOYELLES.

PAROISsE DES AvOYELLES.
Cour du septie.ne District Judiciars.
Succession de Philosene z. LcEa;iib, Att lee:
ATTENDU que Celeste Bordclc,a
de la Paroisse des Avoyelles, petition
ne en- cette Cour pour etre nominee ad-
ministratrice' de la dite succession.
Toutes les personnes qui peuvent Y
ctre interesseps, sont duament notifees l.
deduire les raisona, 81 elles en- ont, dams
les dix jours ii partir de Ia premiere in
srrtion de l'avis ponrquoi il ne se5ait pas
fait droit la reqhete do cette petition.
Bureau Gu Grellier, Marksyille ce 20 d.
cembrc 1862.
L. II. COUVILLION,
G-efier.
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MarksviAe, Dec. ~ 1862

\, Christmas, merry Christmas was
favored this year witt, delightful mild
weather. Our people went through its
festivities quite religiously and their re-
joicings were rather solemn. The Star Of
Detliicem guided them to the cradle OF
iLe inf. Cod. The light came from the
East, so \ III come a powerful nation to
assert the rights of the Southern people.
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TERMS 4 CONDITIONS.

For all snnns of Twenty .'r Dollars :sa
nnder payable cash For all SIMS above
Twenty ti"e Dollars paya5I"' ill three equal
annual jns'alnnnts: the first on the first day Of
s.sr:i 1864. the second on the first day OF
April lsG5sand the ,ilila on the first day OF
April 1866
Purchasers to furnish their notes with t~o
GOOD and solvent securities. in solido to 'he
order and satisfaction Of she administrator
Bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent
per annnm after their several mltn.it tiles unit!
final payment. The whole to remain specially
mortgagel and vendors privilege retained
until the fail and inal payment of til" pr'nci
pal and interest that my accrue thereon,
Acts of sale to be passed before the Evcs
der "f this parish.
Marksville, Avoyellps, on this 18th
day of December 1862.
e. J5oGEAU jr.,
Public huctionetr.
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STATE pFLOUIs1ANA, !
Parish of Avoyelles.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. CoUIr.

SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. COURT.
Succession Of NeuyiIlc DHeotf, deceased.
WHEREAS st. Vile Duc0te Of the ia
rish Of AvoyelIes, has filed in the clerk Office
Of said Court. a petition praying to be ap
pointed adm, iiistrator Of the above entitled
succession.
Now ther> fore. all persons nterestedherein,
are hereby testified to show cause, if any they
have, With. ten days from the publication
hereof why the petitioners prayer should not
be granted
Clerks . ice, Marksville, the 9th day OF
December 1862.
LII. COUV1LiION,
Clerk.
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und-r the appropriation made this day
for the obstruction to be made OH Red
: River, said notes to be lpttrred. member
cd signed and registered by said Treas
nrer in the same manner as other notes
issued by him. That said amount shall
b" paid out Of the Treasury on warrant
of the executive committee in sue, sums
:.ithey may deem proper t" draw for.
Art. 7. On motion Of e. CouvilIion {;
Resolved. That tire General Super
intend+nt Of the blockade to b.. erected
on Bayou DIES Glaise. be and Is hereby
directed to commence the said work as
early as possible and to locate the same
immediately below the mouth of Yellow
Bayou.
Art. S. On motion Of JOAN O'Quin;
Resolved, That the article fourth Of
the proceedings of the Police Jury. M
der date Of the goth March 1862, be A.
mended so as to read as follows:
Each head of families Of volunteers
and Consc,ipts be ALLOW ed eight dollars
per month, and for each child from one
to twelve years Of age be allowed two
dollars per month from and after this
date.
On motion of Grtgoire Couvillion, the
Jury adjourned.
G.. MOREAU Jr.,
Pres. =. j.
Attest a true Copy.
+. Il. COCHRANE,
Clerk.
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'~A9o4o~.
I,l' AVE.

ARis::.T EE a Ii Pointe Maig;,e en-
cett, 9arois<r une j L MINT, gris dc
fer. Ellie Il la janfbe dro;tc dc derritlr
blanche ainsi que lie pied gauche dc de-
Hast Ell" environ Is paumes d. hnu-
teur ct est ayer d'cnviron 5 ans.
Criniere ct queue noires.
= THORNTON GEORGE.
81 Dec 1862.
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DESCRIPTlV" LIST Of soldiers
(h.l..ng from the Parish Of Avo.cIIe<
State of Louisiana, )wbo have de. eit.d
from the G S Army.
JOSEPH FERRY, musici%n. acr,
81 Eyes, hlur,. H.. ~, liz t.
Height. ST. i i'll Rrsi.;r'c..
Parish Of 'voyeli"> La. 60.
X. 33d. Rng' La Vols
Substitute" inrS B,rarlon.
PrEIOYANT JUNEAU. private.
Age. 26. Eyes. dark. lair,
dark. H";g 5 f. in Re-
>l.i' use, Parish ot Avo:ril
La Go. &. Crescent Hr.t.
La. Vols.
reward OF Thirty Dollars will he
paid for the apprehension and delivery,
to any toni"d,ratr States officer cn,u-
manding forces South Of Red River Lr.
OF either of the above named dcse>tcss
from tie G. 5 Army
BY command of Brig. Genl a. .I"uio:,,
LOUIS BUSH,
\ :. .Geni
Head Q ,artrrs, Forces, s. # i. f. La.
Camp El~la"d src:m5rr 9th. 1862.
-..s>Sssre5H Rr01se.~,>>~----
LIS re DESCHip NE,'.snilats. en-
80 e. pr Ia pa,oiss,. teS .iso, ,itrS. ct
qn s"n' 'lcs"rrcur~ d. l'aI,ite drs L. G.
JOSEPH FERRY. Mu>icirn. Ace,
50. l+nx, b'tnr. Ih.v"ux,
blondS. Iailit ; pd. IL
Residence, Par"is;.e dos \
voyel..s,, L.. Co X 33e
Regt. Vols. de- la Louisiana
Rrnrlacant d.. S. Borl..lon.
PREVOYANT JUNE u. Soldat
Age, 26. i.ux, noirs. Che
v.,x. noir<. Trint, brun.
Taile, 5 piedS s p. Residen-
cp, psrnissr DIS Avovellrs,
]e.Co.G Regt. du CrciSsant
DIES Vols. de la Louisiana
Une rec ,mpanse dc Trpntr pias,res
!! sera dnnnte pour l'apprtn tnentionr' la re-
mise d. ehacun des dfsertrurs ci d.s~uS
NOMINEES, DE- l'armGt. d;'S f. G. i tout of.
tici+r drs Eta:s ConfedGrcs co,nmandant
des forces All sud d.. Ia Ri,iere Rouge LIE.
Par ur,lre du Brig. Gen. A Montcn.
LOUIS BUSH,
A. 4. Gen.
Quarter General dcs forces au S. dc
la 4. r.. Camp Bisand, 9 Dec. 1862.
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e DE11..,>tj la g.o'c 4, :: P.ro;'*
8. doc Aycyr!!c, le II. r.: S2arr1r FRANK.
oo S" dit "F!,arte,a q ;;'n.las ions d. :,
Vile de s,!Iicvclo:, pur;,i>s" ;'ilh- IL. tlis
csc!;sve est aye d'cn.:r"n 81 ans n,"s .rn. ]!
piads 3 poucds ct il !. lie ponce ,ic /. ,i,zi.
,iroT;a enievc.
lie proprietaire est lh'mert rotife de -
c'aner sa propriete coif,nmn>nt Ia l,i. =.
paroisse des Avoyr'Ie> 3 Decent,-. lSC2.
DORA GUILLOT,
GE..feR
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{ STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish # Aroyelle..
7M Judicial District court.
Succession Of 7hilogtne z.,Lemoine, deceased.

SuttcSsiOn OF Phi1ogene I. .Lem0ine. dettastd
WHEREAS, Celeste Bovdr!on Of
The Parish of Avoytlles,. has filed in the
clerk office Of said Court. apetition pray
i":s: to he arr2;..tcd administrators of i;l-
;:h"vn entitled s,lycrssinn.
:>o'', 'i!ereforr, al! persons i't":"s'~d
herein, are hereby notified :"Sl,cw cause,
i any they haisn, syithin t,'n e';.::s fs":a
the !,n'ticati"n hcrHi;o'' ,,y,?lr petition {
IA, cr should not be granted.
ch'Hs eiEi;.. M-rk>y lie, u. 2t'i 4e
:: ~ 1862.
L.. II. J3GTlLilO%,
Geek.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-12-27
CIATE or LOUISIANA.
SEVENTH DISTRICT COuRr,
pAE,SH OF AyOYELLEs.
sa:ecssioa CT HsItne Brouiliet, 'dc,taesa.

sa:tcsdoa CT H$Iene Brouill u, Edc,tss.a.
BY VIRTUE of order of sal, issued
by the Honorable Court Of he s't.v-ut';
Judicial District, in and for tl,' + re pa
rish Of Avoyelles, Statcnf Louisiana, wild
be offered at public auction. to the las
and highest L:lder, by tAe' u. ;trsign,'l,
Public Anctiontcr of said Parish.
THURSDAY 2o1h. January 1868
between the'Eonrs of 10 . ". and 4 r. NJ.
at the late residence of the deceased th.
following described prorstty to-wit-
The negro Boy PHIL. aged 30 years.
TERMS 4 CONDITIONS.
One half, payable 4 ish o%tLe spot.
The other half, payable on a credit of
twelve months from the day of sale.
Purchasers to furnish their notes to
the order Of the Administrator with t.n
good securities in solido bearing eich.
per canl per annum interest after mutur:
ty till paid.
The slave to remain specially mort
gagged and vendors priviledge retained
until the full and final payment of tb.,
principal and interest that may accrue
thereon.
Marksville, Avoyelles, Par. Dsce,nle.
'.27th 1869.
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The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-12-27

t. yoyez Ia iste drs conscrits pu-
r.bliee. par le Capt. HAYNES dams nos col
onnes. II ordonne i cette nouvelle levec
de SO resunir a Marksvil!e Lundi pro-
chain.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-12-27
ES1'R AY.

FOUND in Poiut Meagrc in Ills
Parish, an iron gray MAIZE las til.
right Linz. l'g white and her left !",c foot
whit, also. Is about Is hands :.l1 and
At mt 5 years old. Black main aud ,4il.
THORNTON GEORG.,.
~ Dec 1862