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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-10
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Executive Department,
Brattleboro' July 3, 1852

Brattleboro' july ., 1852.
10 the people Of Vermont
The President of
the United States calls into the service of the
couptrv an additional force of three hundred
thousand men, and expresses The desire that
.sthev NAV be enrolled without delay, so as -
bring this unnecessary andinjurious Evil war
10 speedy and satisfactory corclusion."
Zach citizen should consider this appeal as
addressed directly 10 hin, and at once enquire
what he can do for bis country, directly, if
may be, and if not, indirectly,by encouraging
and assisting those able and willing to take
up arms and advance to the scene of conflict.
ANY one can see that, even though our arms
are everywhere victorious, additional troops
are need, d 10 garrison and hold the numerous
important points taken; and much more are
they needed to prevent or repair reverses
that may happen.
1t cannot be necessary to more than barely
remind the citizens of Vermont that the crisis
&C AZ ohallnn has come that by hesitation
and delay, it may be allowed ~ li--4r and
invite foreign interfere nee In Its behalf, or bv
such new, prompt and powerful rally TO
arms, as the loyal people of the country are
abundantly able to make, it can be crushed
and annihlated. The present, then, IS no
! time for hesitation or delay. Let the response
from Vermont be prompt and patriotic, and
in consonance with her past history. Let NO
Young man, cupable OF bearing arms in de-
| fence of his country and its wise and benef
| cent government, hnger at this important
peflod in the war. Let no one hinder those
who are brave and competent to fight the
battles of The country, from going forth to
that patriotic, righteous and needtul service
| Ii is OF the last Importance that the resour-
ces and strength OF our Government should
be now in large measure put forth, and its
power and stability fully proved and firmly
established. Let the President of these u i
ted States feel the strengthening influence OF
our prompt and hearty response to his late
call for additional troops, and those brave
men. our fathers, brothers and sons, now in
the field, struggling to the death to uphold
our cause, be cheered and encouraged by the
intelligence that many more Of the " Green
Mountain Boys are rapidly enrolling for the
service OF their country and will soon advance
to its defence. Much more might be said tc
YOU, fellow citizens, but few words to the
brave and patriotic is sufficient. Time, now
is everything. Let there be no delay for {
more convenient season. Let it be said tina
Vermont is one of the first States to RESPOND
with her quota - composed Of volunteers
ready for the service.
The 9th Regiment of Vermont Infantry
now IN camp in this State, will form part 0
our quota, under the recent call for thre
hundred thousand men. An order from tn
n Adiutant G neral of Vermont will indicat
the details of further necessary organization
FREDERICK HOLBROOK,
Governor of Vermont.
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KILLED, WOUNDED AND SICK IN
VERMONT REGIMENTS.

We find the following reported in the New
York papers of last evening: "51.t
REPORTED KILLED.
Lieut, c V. seaton, lst VT, Co. Bdrdan'
Sharp Shooters. .s......-... .--..... -
Surgeon Henry Jaynes, Sd vt.
wonNIED, AND SICK SOLDIERS.
The following are reported to have arrived
at Fortress Monroe, Annapolis and Wash
iugton aosI ua. 'a"7"1.@a 7"o1aEi
Lieut.. Col Ripley, Berdan's S. S., wounded
in leg u.N'.a# t'1 So ~ ...' .saan
Corp. Cha Herring, F, I'd VT, foot.
r l. Coffrn,lE, 9th VT, sick.
Daniel E Taft, c, 9th, sick. aa.-T4T@a.
j E Marshall, X, 4th, sick. ao TO z'aa
8 Z ID McAlister, A, 9Th, sick. ei ze-eL
CD KNAPP, E, 9th, wounded in back
Anson II iamil ion, 9th, wounded.
j W Keye, 4th, sick. sf aso
W E Amsen, 6th sick. '
K Bombars I'd, sick.
Torrance Boldly, ID, I'd. 'H ''" -
Charles Mtley, Co. D, Sd Vt.
Edward Ny, Co. B, Sd Vt.
Harry Mody, Co. X, Sd vt. .''
Seth F. Dvis, 4th VT.
Jas Melon, drummer, B, I'd.
NJ f DarGlg, X, 5th. @ .,t
w Morse,A, Sd.
r G Woos, G, Sd. s'.-
F Sheprd, G, Berdan's. .'.'
A J Englih, F 4th.
G Stathr, B, 2d. '.
B W Joran, F, Berdans.
j r wilkins, E, 5th.
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Mr.. Mallory, of Kentucky, is about as
good a Umionist as they make out that
aoay.-[N. Y. Tribune. go
Kentucky has sent more than her rel
ative proportion of troops into the field to
fight for the Union. Her sons have fall
len in defence of the Stars and Stripes
upon every great battlefield of the
Northwest. Thousands of her citizens
have been stripped of their property and
driven from their homes, preferring to
give up. all their earthly possessions, and
even life itself, rather than to prove dis
loyal to the Union. We submit that the
slur cast upon such men is cruelty unjust.
We think they make pretty good Union
lists out that way.
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Signed) EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
na Secretary of War

The State of Vermont pays TO each ac
cepted Recruit, who is mustered into the
service of the United States, SEVEN Dol
LARS. PER MONTH, in addition to the pay
of THIRTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH, al
lowed by the United States, making the
pay rvf ~.-~l- ,,.i,sto0 T,r ENrI DOLLARS
per month during his term of service. OF
this sum of seven dollars per month, pay
ment is made from the date of enlistment
to the date of muster, at the time the regi-
ment is mustered. ST. ...a ... ,...,n~r-,
, The result is, that each recruit will re-
ceive, when the regiment is mustered into
the service of the United States, .. +
!. ONE MONTHS Pay IN ADVANCE
A BOUNTY OF TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS
IN ADvAN TEL; Il" ..'5 1sa -*"r
|. PAY, AT THE RATE OF SEVEN DoLLARs
PER MONTH, FROM THE DATE OF ENLIST.
MENT TO THE DATE OF MUSTER: .+-
in addition to the premium Of two dollars
which will n be paid to citizen, or soldier
for each accepted recruit brought by him
to the rendezvous.
And at the expiration of the term Of
enlistment, or upon his honorable dis.
charge from service, after having served
two years. he viii receive a further bounty
of SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS. a...
PETER t. WASHBURN,
'. Adjutant and Inspector General
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ihC ioiio"hS oiucio haNS oSSh isoaSu
by the War Department:
.: WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, D. c., June 2l, 1862.
Pursuant to joint resolution by Con-
gress to encourage enlistments in the reg
ular army and volunteer forces, it is
Ordered, That premium of two dol
lars shall be paid for each accepted re-
cruit that volunteers for three years or
during the war; and every soldier, who
hereafter enlists either in the regular ar
my or the volunteers for three years OF
during the war may receive his first
months pay in advance upon the muster
ing of his company into the service of the
United States, or after he shall have been
mustered into and joined regiment alrea
dy in the service.
This order will be transmitted to the
Governors Of States and recruiting off.
GERS. (Signed)
EDWIN M. STANTON
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syProbably the reason why one of our
Generals has collected SO many "iugitive
slaves" is because he is great Hunter.
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~ DR.. Henry Jaynes, Surgeon of the
Third Vermont Regiment, is reported
killed, He was from Waterbury, and a
physician in high standing.
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EgThe she-cessionists of the South are
generally much more ferocious than the Sc
cessionIsts.
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Immediately established, of which due no
tice will be given.
BY order OF his Excellency,
FREDERICK H0LBROOK,
.. Governor and Commander in Chief,
PETER Il. WASHBURN,
Adjutant and Inspector General
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ADJ'T & INSPECTOR GEMS OFFICE,
Woodstock, July 7, 1862.
The following orders have been issued
by the War Department.
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IN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
WAR DEPARTMENT..

Wasbiapon, D. c., July 2, 1862. !
Ordered That out of the appropriation
for collecting, organizing and drilling vol
unteers, there shall be paid in advance
to each recruit for three years, or during
the war, the sum of twenty five dollars ::
being one fourth of the amount of bounty
allowed by law; such payment to be made
upon the mastering of the regiment, to
which such recruit belongs, into the service
of the United States. ..~
(Signed) EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-01

Correspondence Of The Baltimore AMERICAN - ,,
WINS Hot az saturday, Junc q, 1862.
Tho events tranBpidna IL tbs poipti and u tue
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nEw-JERsEY.
sdNex,Jrr,ey. ID Nsw-Jossey.
an New.Jersey.
MAINE.
2d Maine. 9Th Maine
rEW-JERsEr.
IOWA..
l2Ill Ina

IrATss Am YIsyEX RtGIsENIs.
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alors done il est tout arssi impossible
que l'obict militaire. rtnssisse, ct 81
t%outcfnis Get ohjct rtussissait les diff
~iicultts ~civilcs ct politiqucs qui existc-
raient touiours scraicnt tclles que ces
success militairs %seraient lul elnbarras
pour ccnx qln les alnaient acqtis.
" II est lie notre hahitudc, m"ssieurs.
dams &c pavs-ci, ,lc parIer franchcment.
ct ie crois qu'il est ,iustc, consiltrant
Ia proximitt ct fintinitt de nos rcla-
tions I've tous ceux qui habitent lr
continent American, il est lnstc, dis
lc, que nous consnltlons notrc esprit
ct 0 sentiments il regard dc &C que
vou5 appellee !; instc raison cettc lutte
dtplorablc.-Puisse l'Etcrncl mmencr
ule fin rapide Il cettc lutte Pour
l'amour dc IONS mtlmes, au nom sur
tout DIES Americans, fassc IL ciel que
Cctte lutte Sc tcrminc promptcmcnt.
Puisse CO vQsu @lervcnt s'cxaucer, non
pas parccquc nous lc dtsirons, mails
parccuuc &C scra In paix, lie bonhcur ct
Ic bicn-ttrc dies habitants de CO beau
pays, qu'ils soicnt blancs ON qu'ils
soient noirs (ecoutcz1. Mais. mes
sieurs, nous ~reSscntuns nolls-,nemes
lei les cffcts dc cettr lutte mallicul cusc.
Nous ne pouvons les nicr, non pas
sur nous settlement, mails aussl sur
d'autrcs pays dc FEurope. La France
on SQUIRE, la Bclgi1uc eli SQUIRE, cha
que pays qui u une manufacture dc
cotton SQUIRE plus on moins. plus que
notre pays. parcegue dams les autrcs
pays il ny a pas Get esprit d'indtpen-
dance qui nous caractGrisc parccqllc
dams les antres pays on est p'ns en-
elm il s'appuycr sur lie gonvernoncnt
Mails quand l'urgalm dc l'opillion
amtricainc nous dit que I'Enfopp, ct
fAnglctcrre en- particular, So sont mal
condnits envcrs l.Amtriquc, jc sens
que le verdict final dc rllistolrc scra
eeci Que iamais. ancrnc nation ma
dams neum temps, etc telnnln pei
ii1uc dune gncrit civile anssi gigan-
tcsqnc ct que %ianais aucnn gonvcrnc-
incnt ma scnti dune manitrc 81 lloi.
gnantc lcscfrts dune gncrre entire
deux pcuples sans intcrvcnir"
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ANN0NCES JUDICIAIRE'S.
Ncnte dc Succession.

SprceSston DE- Lille Grtiatc.
I'm vcrtu dun ortlre dc vrnte de- honorable
IL cour de district dams ct pour Ia %paroiSsc
de- Natclitoches, Etat dc III Louisiana. il
sera venlu il ii ]lcrnierp residence du deirni
en- ccttc parniSse.
Mcrcredi, BE jour d'aoht. 1862,
Les prophecies suivantcs alp"rtcnant Il Ia
Gitc succession. sayuir
PROPHECIES On communicate.
/. Tn certain moreeau de tcrrc Giant lc
quart norl du quart sud est dc Ii section H..
dams le township Ii. range 4, contcnant 80
acres plus ou meins. aussi Ia moitie Quest di
quart sud QUEST de In section II township Is
rangtc =, dams lc district IL : tcrres il veudre
il Natchitociics. Louisiana. contclait ~ acres
ct 5ll0o. lc tout cnnterhnt cent vingt acres
Il, terre. AuSsi
lnS hicns %suivantS. un lot Il, cuisine. ct
mcublcs. I'm lot d'outils 4 habitation, III wag-
gon. 1 tetcs IL betcs il rorncS, 10 cucl,onS
plus ou mon :.
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/ f0mM q Hllnd

, o~WWhHtIh".J
NJ. L'EplrEuR,-Nous rcqhtrons dc
votrc impartialitt lie y%ouloir publicr
Ia reclamation suivante:
Dams nm colnnnniqut. SAN signature,
lni a paru dams votrc journal dc jrudl
dcrnicr, on cssaic dc fairc poser sur la
classc dos strangers lolicux dun acte
uui a justcmcnt soulevt Indignation
du public. Voici en- 1ucls tcrmcs sex
prime L. charitable autcur du commu-
niqud en- question:
!" &c ne D. ut etrc gu I'M stranger. CONT
nuant lei unc seric d. laclctes commence
a~illcurs."
ST on "connait l'autcur du scandalcux
placard, pourquoi ne pas le llttrir pn-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tairc planel INC
accusation pareillc sur toutc uncclassc
qni n, autant que qui que &C soft sous
lc soleil, lc sentiment dc 81 lIg1litc2.
Toutc la population ttrangerc pro
tcstc contrc cct,c indignc calonn:c.
lacllcment lancGr an moment ct dams
III mllicu OH la persecution apparalt Il
tous les points dc Fhorizon.
DES ETRANGERS.
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Ad. Seas.

Sur la fol de quclques corrcspon-
dances, nous avions annonct Ia mort
du icunc Ad. Sers, tue avec soil frerc
il Ia bataille Gle Shiloh. Par rarrivdc
dc Christophe Bussi, appartenant a la
meme compagnic que lui, nous avons
lc plaisir d'annoncer il sa famille que
Ia ~nouvclle n'ttait que prtmaturcc.
A 10 retraite dc l'armtc de Corintll, il
s'tgara dams les hois ct tomba dams
les mains Ics Ftdtraux. 1t fnt en-
voyt il Pittsbmrg ct aux dcrnicres
dates, %n'avait pas encore ste tchangt.
Esptrons que prochaincment, il pourra
rcjoindc scs compagnous d'armcs.
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DE L'ctranger.

Nous traduisuns dun de nos
~schanges quelgucs cxtraits dun dis
cours %prononc6 par NJ. Gladstone, uh
mcmbrc du M;nistcrc Anglais ct en-
meme temps Chancellor dc FEch qucr:
I'll net que iustc, ic crois, que nous
PASSIONS connaitre nutrc opinion ct nos
sentiments sur la lutte gigantcSqnc
qni Sc poursuit ayCc tant d'tnergic SUI
lc continent amtricain et sur lc d6pluic-
mcnt 81 grandiusc dc forces militaire<
dc la part des Etats-Inis. lis ont OBJ
tenu CCrtainS success sur les champs lie
lie bataillc; mails, mcSsicurs. encore
me tois je rtfGrerai. i Get Ggald. i
notrc experience anglaisc (ccoutcz).
ii vo,ts consulteX les a~nnalcs lie Ia
gucrrc de Independence entire les
colonies dc TAmcriquc ct notre pays,
ut %trouvereZ ous les success ohtcnus
par nos arncs sur les champs dc ba-
taillc. dams cettc gucrrc &c n'ctait
pas Ie manquc dc success lni nous en-.
ptcha lie conquGrir les colonies dc
FAmtriquc. C'Gtait ccci !: Al fur ct
4 mesurc que nous ohtenions ics sue
cos par les armCS noGs nous aperCc-
vious que nous n'appr1chions en- au-
cuttc facon du but que tlous nous ttions
propose, Qaand ON mcditc Ia snbjuga-
ton dun pcIple, la question nest pas
&c SAVIOR 81 on peut battrc les armees
dc &c peurlc dans e pays on on porte
Ia guerrc, La question est simple
mcnt ~ccllc.ci Cest dc savoir 81 les
populations pcuvcnt etre %conEcrties
par un raisonncmcnt sain ct lustc, on
81 au c~ontrairc, Giles sont dcternt inGes
4 obtcnir "a separation (%applaudis-
scments.) Si ccs populations nc sont
pas d'accord sur Ia separation. Giles
pcuvcnt ttrc cenquiscs; mails 81 au
vontrairc cllcs sont d~crtcrminces CT
unanimcs a regard dc la secession, ct
sill circulc dams lcurS vcincs du sang
DC Washington ct DIES hommcs d'au-
l""rdhui dc Ia Niryinic. al"rs il cst i
pen pres impossible de suhiuguer les
lIahitant~ TO- rAm"riquc III sui II
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Notice.
S~rrcc>yjca ri Emilc u. 7aaz91.

SerrcSyjtH NJ Lhiic ". 1uHz4i.
A LENANDRE l.. j, blicux. Admitlistra-
II tor cf the succession Of the hate Emile
VI, Tarzit. ln~ tiIcI in the Clerks office Ct
the District Court. parish Of Natchitechcs,
a provisional t]ul,lcHd " distribution TO GER
tain privileged creditors Of tho slrrpssion.
with his pet ton for the homologttiop Of the
SAINT and for authorization 10 pay the ere
ditors as sci down thereon, Notice Is hereby
given % all persons interested. 10 oppose the
same, within thirty lnrs, OF his petition will
5e granted,
j. j, B0UIS,
Clerk,
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Notice.

SurfcysIm nj iHtouio Rddescich.
ID ERGfNY ". Radescich, administrators
i of the succession Of the late Antonio
Radescieh having filed in the Clerk Office OF
the District Court Of the Parish of Natchito-
cles, her final account Of administration Of
said succession md statement of amounts
payable to the heirs. widow and creditors,
with her petitioh for the homologation of the
same and to be aitlretized to pay the heirs
widow and creditors Of the succession agrcea-
bly, 10 the statement. Notice is hereby given
to all persons interested TO oppose the same
within thirty days from this date or her petit
ton will be granted
H. j. BOZ is.
CRcrR.
iMnn9G- q
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1ojt-:5i
Avis.
SucreS<ioa DR. .tHopo Radesctcb.
EHrdHfcHr-

SUCCESSION Dr. .fIfoNO NndcScIcT.
ID ERCINI W. Radescirh ADMINISTRATIVE
Il de la succession du fen Antonio Radcscich.
ayant depose an bureau du grefficr dc Ia cour
de District dams Ia paroissc dies Nathitoches,
sou compile final administration dc ladite
succession ct une etat dies sommcS payahlcs
VI heritiers. a Ia, rcuye ct aux creancieis,
aycc 81 petition en- d%cmandant lhomologa-
ton, ct pour etrc autorisee a payer les heri-
tiers, la reuye ct les creancicrs commencement
au dit etai. Avis est dome aux pcrsonnes
interrcssecs dy deposer leur opposition dams
les trcnte iouss qui a%'ivront cettc date, gu sa
petition sera accordee.
j. j. BOCIS.
Cierk.
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AVIS.
avis.

Is Prrso us nyant en- lrur pos<cSsiol
IL lies llNrcs aplmrttliant II liz lil,liot equ
eu sonssipn@, olu t, hibliotltum ri-,lcvan,
appartetutt aJohn /, Carr, Esq qli r si,lai
en- Get cndroIt. III ohligerent heaueoup cn h
reuIan' ut, IN lnr llisAnt SIyair LIS titus 6
he's volumes ds LIVES quill. ~lsnvtnt av"ir.
IA yaleur Il isfl 'csnlp dtniyrarcS nfilc
ayait ete Il precisrelcoiss althq,ee,k volume
mau1uant.
l1l-jn j. &. CAMPBELL
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i. &. Campbell! .
Note.

DERSON@ having in their possession
L hooks belonging 10 the library ri the III,
dcrsigne,l. or that formerly belonging to JOIN
b. Carr, Esq, Ehte a resident III this place
will confer Il great favor by returning them
Or notifying NE Of the titles, volumes Of The
books they may have.
The value Of many useful works havin.
been greatly impaircdb h. the sets being broken
I7a.tf J. q. CAMPBELL
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CONDITIONS III yENTE.

Pour lbs mrthlcs, toutcs Sommrs alIr~souS
dc vingt plastres, compliant aldcsstis III
cettc Somme payable IA dou2c nois ,fu
Jour de Ia ventr, pour Ia tcrre payable /,
III ct icuN ans. IRs acheteurs Il cr>dil
drvrnnt fournip leur hiilets aycc bonnie ct
vala'pie s%eclrite III solldu, PAYABLE IA
lorJrr de administrators. il Son lomiciI
dams rcite l'aroissc. les l,illttS portant
interet il hut pour cent par an depuis
l,echeancc jnsqn,an parfait Placement,
ave hypothequc specialc ct privilege du
vcnleur sur les Objects pour Ia surcte du
Placement drs bilIets. ladito propriete
scra rcndue avcc bentticc dun actc du
lime jour Dc %Ianricr, intitule acte pom
modificr toute reute fercce on iudiciairt
dams lcdit Etat.
d. MURPHY.
lQjt-ji Eucaatcar.
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Succession de- Heodore Ciemenf Raehul.

Sarfe}sioa DE- Tfodore Tkfment Rachui.
hPHEI1A iefAanne, yeuve. ayant de
" mande il etre noInne administrative DO
Ia succession dc Theodore Clement I,aehal
decide;
Avis est par COS pffsentes dome IA to.tes
personuhs interessees dayoir il deduirc. dams
dix jours, les raisons pour lesquellcs Ia dr.
mandc dn petitionnaire ne scrait pas aceon,
dee.
T. j. BOUIS.
3jt-2l Gref,cr
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Avis.

SurersStm de Edrdri | oper, dfctdG.
nIRlSTUPHER {. Antony ayint de
" muntle il ttrc no,nme administrators de-
Ia succession dc Edward Roper, DECIDE;
Avis st par ccs presritcs dome il tontcs
pcrSunncs iutlrcsSres davnir il dettuirc. dams
dix iorrs. lcs'raisolts pour lesqucllcs Ia dc
manle du petitiormnirc ne serhit pas accor-
dee.
D. !. B0U1S.
3jt-2i Grctfjcr.
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Notice.

Stscav<ton If Edwnd Roper, deedsei.
fIR1STOPIiER {. Ant,ny having ap-
y piled to be appointed administrator oi
the Succession Of +. Roper, deceased
Npiits, is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show ,atl<t, within ten days. why
Tie Application II the petitioner should not
b. granted.
i. j. BOtlS.
3iy-2i Clint.
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iuHe26-ati
Avis.
Succession d'Emic ~. Ianzy,.

4 LENANDRE l.. Deblicux, administra-
n tour dc III succession lie fcu Emile NJ
Tauzln, ayant depoSe M burcau du greilier
de Ia coar dc district Jaus Ia paroissc dcS
Natcbitochcs Nh tabIeau prmisoirc de dis
tributloR Il ccltains cresRicrs pyNilegies de
succession, ayec "a petition demandant
lhomologation du tableau ct gull soft auto
rise il payer les creanciers tells que places sur
lie lahlcau. Avis Isl dome a toutcs person
mes intcrcssccs dc dcposer lcur opposition,
dams leg trcutc iours qui s%uisront rcttc date.
tu 81 petition >era acc"rdcc,
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AVIS.

A PARTIR, du Ter Jsillet proclaim
n Q8G2l iou,rirai nne teelc specialc de
%iennes denoiselles pour l~cnseigncment de- Ia
Couture. broderie, tricotage, Vt tens les ira
yauN d'aiguilIe Il Ii main.
Prix par mois $500
Jc me charge egalcment de tous ouyrnges
lie couture ct de CONNECTION qni me seront
confies aux priy les plus modcres.
MME. HENR1EITE CANTIN,
NoureHe rue Secondr, en- face
26lntf FHncien cime'iere.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Succession Sale.

~Saccesstoa If LMe Gr1iafr.
D1 virtue of an rrtier Of the Honorable
ID District Court in and for the parish Of
Natehitochcs, State Of Louisiana, there will
be sold, u. public auction, at the late resi-
dence of he deceased, il this parish,
On Wednesday, 18th day Of August, 1862,
the following described property belonging
to his succession, to wit
Community Property.
4 tract of lard being the north cast quar-
ter Of the south east quarter Of section
eleven, i'll township thirteen. Of range eight
containing thirty nine acres more or less
and also the wrst half Of the south west
quarter of section twelve. in township thir-
teen Of range eight in district of lands to
sell at Natchito. hes, Louisiana, containing
seventy nine acres and live hundredths Of all
acre, in aggregate containing one hundred
and twenty acres more or less. Also
One lot house and kitchen furniture. one
lot farming tools, | lot carpenters tools. ]
OK Wagon ! head horned cattle 10 hogs
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.
For the moveables, I'LL sums up 10 twenty
dollars. cash. and for al sums above that
amount. on II credit of twelve months
from the day Of sale, and the lands to be
sold on Il credit Of one and two years.
Purchasers on II credit to give their
promissory notes with good and sufficient
security in solido, payable to the order
Of the administrator Of said succession.
nj his domicil. III this parish, and the
notes 10 bear eight per cent per anlnm
interest after maturity until final pay
ment. and vendors privilege and special
mortgage + tanned on the objects sold
for which the notes are given to secure
the payment Of the same, and said pro
lprtv tn he sold under the benefit of the
act Of the 18th january 1862, entitled
An act ta regulate forced AID judicial
sales Of property IN this State.
II. Y. MURPHY
l6jy-1i -inrtiORSer.