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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-02-26
Total indebtedness If Relief BJari -
at settlement, SjlG

NoTE.-Thc Judges, Commissioners, and
auditors ali coincide in the opinion that it
would be injudicious to publish the names Of
the mothers, wives sisters, or other relatives
whose main support are voluntarily endur
ing the privatiuns and hardShips Of sDl-
deI's life. and thus relieving those at home
from the performance If . stern military du
ty at the expense of triding tax For the
satisfaction of all, however, who desire 10
examine the list, copy j. retained in the
Commissioners Office.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-02-26
q ENRl 81 I DER
ABM. CARVER. Au
II. c. yANZANT,

Joseph Broicer, SeroGrd. IN account ,cifh Rich.
eso7t B,attOa Samuel Brower and John .Hc
Dorett Jr.. Directors Of the Poor Of Mfiin
county. from JlHuaTy |. 1861, to January
/, ls62.
DIR.
To amount Of orders on Treasurer s4s5 43
Cash for one shoat so
Balance due los II
go IS
CIR.
BY balance due at last settlement $50 y
Cash paid for bringing pauPers 70 and sending
them from the Poor House L I3
Cash paid for repairs IS
do 10 toll Il
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-02-26
Undertaking

Lock Repairing, Pipe Laying,
Plumbing and White Smithlng
THE above branches of business will be
promptly attended to on application st
the residence of the undersigned in Main
street, L.vistown.
janl0 GEORGE MILLER.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-02-26

DR..
To amount of order. on county treasurer $500 90
do cash from James Z. Jacobs on
account OF rent from tenant house . 90
To cash from Geo. Brillinger 10 pay for cof-
I'm for Joseph r BrillinEer 90
To cash for Sc bushels oats at 25e per bu. 90
do do seed potatoes 81 SOC / %
Go from John PeacheT, being the bal
Suce IN his hands arising from The sale Of
the personal property OF Michael Gsrrity IS
To cash from James ". Brown for q carl
sold 70 him by the Directors 10 O.
To cash from y. ". Sterrett being the amt
Of a note given by him 70 the Directors
CarFiSy.s personal properFv I5,s IS 81
To cash for one beef hide 4 lbs 81
do Il bu 50 lbs. corn az 45c S2 "a
90 from the oYerseers Of the poor OF
Milford township, Junata county, being the
amount Of expenses incurred for unknown
man hurt on the railroad in sad township,
and brought into his county, where he died = 90
SASS t6
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-02-26

Orders issued at tie Commissioner. One.
from Jan. %, 1861, TO December 81, 1861
c. c. Staubsrger, Jail fees to Jan. %, 100 81
Geo. Miller, repairs at Jail, &c. l02 q7
ID. W Woods, attorney to Jan. |, 1861 25 co
d. Bearley L Sons, CRATES at jail -
Grand Jurors pay. April term l07 0s
Petit Jurors pay, April term 2S9 03
Constables attending court, April term is 90
Constables returns at April term IL SO
John kerns, wood at jail Il -
Geo. Miller, refunded tax. repairs. &c. 3 %
Jas, Parker, clothing to prisoners ! 80
c. c. StaHbarger, Jail fees to lat April 7s IS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-02-26
GENERAL STATEMENT
OF
Receipts nd Expenditures of
Miff1in County for 1851.

I'm. C. Vines Esq. Treasurer sf Aifim
county, in account tcith sad county from
JIauary p, 1861, to January I, 1862, the
latter inclusiee
DR..
To amt State and co. tax ass q for
1861 s2+. 900 76
Outstanding taxes for 1860 GAGS II
do do 1855 and 1859 .237 63
Cash rec. from tax on unsea;ed lands Sc ~
Lawrence county bank notes 10 90
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-02-26

Samuel Barr. Esq, Register Of lYIfsin conn
ty, IN account trith Commonwealth.
DIR.
To amt. collateral Inheritance tax ou,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-02-26
MIFFLIN COUNTY
POOR HOUSE STATEMENT

John w. ShdE, Treasurer, Ia GeceWHf Sith
Rickesoa BrGttsR. Sdszuel Brorer and John
6cDo~eQ, Jr., Directors ef tAe Poor Of lEIlf-
fan county. from Januory /, 1861, to Jana
ar,y 1890
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-02-26

State and County Taxes 1858 and 1859.
The outstanding taxes for both these years
were settled in full by the following cash paw,
ments:
Jacob Hook, Copr Decatur, 1853, $l3 IL
VIM. Barger. Granville, 81 a.
Simon Gro, Bratton, 1859. sc o5
Peter Barefoot, Armagh, lsS 81
Alex. Orr, Decatur, S So
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-02-26

EoTE.-There are orders unpaid except for $1,000
money borrowed last year-and few orders due TO
the Steward. Tie expenses Of supporting the Poor
at the Poor House about the last year. hut
the expenses Of the outdoor Poor S565 q more
than last year, owing principally insane persons
kept the Hospital, and foreign paupers becoming
charge in this county the bills for Of which have
not been collected.
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Miffiin county,
elected and sworn according law, having examined
the and vouchers Of John W. Shaw. TreaSI-
rer for the Directors of the Poor from January 1861
70 January lsG2 do certify that find balance in
the hands Of said Treasurer due said Directors of
the Poor of hundred and twenty-five dollars and
fortyo cents and that have cancelled the orders
paid by the said Treasurer. Given under our hands
and seals January 10 1862.
HENRY SNYDER
ABM. CARVER. Auditors
H c. EANZANT
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-02-26

Spring election orders l04 5
Peter Printz, brick at jail
George Miller. repairing locks, Is. : q
Water Company. rent at jail 50 O
W. r. Graham. 8 cords wood at Jail 90 0
George AuExnd, wood at jail l. )
Costs Com. vs.. Hughes's and Smith 26 s
Pay Grand Jurors, August term 50 9
Pay Petit Jurors, August term I5S /
Pay Of tip stayes G
{. c: stanbarger, Jail fees to Aug. o5 pa :
I. NJ. UttIey, Dep, Pros Atty. fees p 0
Lock for jail q
w. ". MrNabb. six baIlo; boxes c
Pay Graud Jurors at November term 8 ?
Pay Petit Jurors IT November term 307 !
Fail election orders IS5 1
ID. Bearley, heater at Jail, &c. IA
Fay ot up staves, November I9 c
Pay of Return Clerks
J. X. Weekcs, agt-, cast iron sash at iail : :
Costs Com. VS.. Chas Nesbit :
Inquest on Ida V. Saimp II .
ConstaOles returns at August term Is ]
Z. Stanbarger, jail fe-s tu Nov. l3 liz D.,
'. otanbarger, conveying Harris to
House of Refuge. serving jury no.
tices, costs in Com. cases ISS n
Less verdict less GG 90
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
TO THE
ON SLAVES.
TO THE

me Governor and Gen. Taylor having n no
QUESTION on this parish, Tor furnishing M
seventh OF the fnalr slaves between Tho aras r.
IL d 40 years, to work on the fortifrat;ons
now in process of erection below Alexandr;a
for the defence Of Red River, to me Address,
ed, | appeal for q hearty and instant res-
pohse on the part Of the owners of slaves to.
fill the requisition.
The letters to me are dated Nov .22d, ut
Alexandria, and recommend the shortest delay
possible for the gathering Of Tile tinnds who
VIII be collected at T'hos. Hunters Landing
Tor the Coushatta neigborhood, Campte.
brand Ecore, Durand's landing and b,outl,
OF bon Diau, Tor the respective vicinitjes. ~,
S%dtmddY, The 20 duy IF N9pfmJer INST. y her,
o Steamboat viii take them from their land.
lngs TO their destination. White oysrsenrs
will be provided by the parish authorities.
in the proportion Of one to every forty hands
and it is contemplated to raise at least g0p
hands to fill the requisition ON this n,risb
the Parishes OF Ayoyelles and Rapides
furnished 700 who are now ennldved
The slhTes will come to their Respective
places OF rendezvous onthe River, furnished
win axes, spades. %shoyels, picks, hoes and
us may be accessible md eon-
yenleht 10 the owners, and they will also
bring Their cooking utensils and necessary
and bedding. Provisions viii be
furnished by the Government Mt the point of
WORKING ana transportation by boat back to
,herr point oil embarkcation after labor il
over. ur
1 trust every man will be impressed with
ne aa'solufe necessity Of and immaliate and
aeel7hs compliance with this request.
p. NJ BACkEN.
President Police JurN
Natehitoches Nov. Oath, tsG2.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27

terlord and drove them back, helter-
SHELTER beyond Holly Springs. Lieut..
Col. Hyams acted with distinguished
bravery and his conduct ia the theme
Of universal praise.-Our loss was in
considerable, while that Of the enemy
numbered several killed and wounded
with some prisoners.
This morning, two Yankees eafne tn
to orr lines and delivered themselves
up, stating chat they were tried of
fighting and did not wish to be ex-
changed" Through the kindness of
the officer Of tic guard, | was permit
led Q few neulents conversation with
them. They were both intelligent
and free in the expression Of their
opinion, They stated that the whole
army Of The North was tired of this
war as well as the people; and that II
the legal restraint were removed
which keeps the army together, there
would not be a Oorporafs guard in the
Lincoln service in two weeks. They
we're both Democrats and were highly
pleased with the result Or the late
elections in the North They mad no
doubt that there would be some
change IN the conduct Of the war. con.
sequent upon the result Of the cleo
lions, but thought that Lincoln would
make bis greatest effort for our stbiu.
CATION before the Democratic congress
assembled.
Our boys are in high spirits at the
prospects Of something to do. The
Ord Louisiana is at one Of tho bridges
the river on picket duty. They have
been cut several days, and moving SO
frequently that ] have been unable to
come up with them. [ learn though
chat the "Pelicah#o | and 2 arc in fne
lime for a fight
Cool mornings and heavy frosts
us that winter is upon us. Fall
rains have not set IN yet, and the roads
are in splendid condition for army
transportation. H.
@ Au revoir,
BEt1tM.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
ESTIMATE.

Natchitoches La. June All, 1862.
10 the Hon. President and members oftbe
Police Jury Of the parish Of Natchitoc1es.
Gent.
/ beg leave to submit annexed estimate o
the probable expenses of the Parish for the
year ending June 1863. :
Court expenses
Fay OF Jurors. f# $1,000 600 j.
Expenses in Grim. Pros. $500 600
Jail expenses, 1900 600
Fees in Magistes' Court 700 900
.J --4-S6l00 90
9aiafies on Iarlsl ~efflcers, 300 90
Expenses III heetlon, 1000 90
Printing. 3..t3..45f#=-H :. st#5f4oo M
nhafl.y ! uild; @ 1000 90
ray oliceJ urors, GOO 90
Bonds due in 1863. tHaH s. ~ bn6n M
Interest % bonds e. debts due 1863. 1000 Oo1
o9lHl1geht expenses, 5000 90
w af tax or dered to be assessed, 1T
ms session. t 7ual 10000 90
Total amt, eielttt-two thohs. dol. $4,000 90
sie# Very respectfully
G. L. WALMsLEY.
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Nniou ocs Nattbitotbcs.
Jeudi, "a N0yembre, 1869.
H~ABITANTs, A L'EUyREl!

lie Ten. Taylor, par l'entremise de
notrc President dn Juri de police fail
ui appel de 300 negrcs, q notre Pa.
%roissc, pour TRAVELLER aux fortifea-
tions pres d'Alcxandrio. Deta, les Pa
~roisses Rapides & Avoyelles ont On.
voyd TOO negrcs.
Que lie cri d'alartne soft cntcndu do
tons nos citoycns, car, tous doivent
~egalement contribuer i la defense de
notre Riviere. Notre fable voix s'est
souvent fait ehtendre contre le refroi
dissement de nos autoritds, ai moment
du danger quelles s%emblaient m6con-
%naitre, ct nos le%cteurs nous ont, de-
puls, remercid de n'avoir pas oublid
leurs intdrdts menacds. II est yrai.
oeauco'tp de tempe a dtd perdu, mails
pcu lmportc, le patriotismo nest pas
encore tteint chez nos habitants. of
avcc cette activitd qui lea caractdrisp.
lis peurent encor fairo b~eat1coup. ct
ocut-ttre, nous SAWYER dc ~l'invasion.
Rappetons. nous de Ia ioie de tuute no
.re Jetne Confederation, l~orsque Ia
lotto ~combinde des abotitionistps est
ventic SC briser contre les efforts h6roi-
lues, c%ottronnds dc success, dc notrr
'oignte. de braves d Vicksburg!... Eli
ans de Ia ndme patrie, Gus devons 4
llistoire dc veilgcr la venfe irpmorale
y IN Nonvclle Orleans. Nous ayons
L sauv egarder les entdrdts oui
ont ttd c%onfits. par ceux-lA meme
Ill nous d6fendent sur les clamps do
ataille- Ne pertlons pas de temps en-
'onrparlers detthns anatsies. A louvre.
labitants DIES Natchitoches. ayez con.
ance dams l'avenir ct p~rot6gcz-yous.
/ vous voulez 6tre protdgds. Que
hacun dc vous envoie autant dc bras J
u1l lul sera possible, sans avoir epard G
&C que fera son Voisin, car lie danger
attend pas,ot tous, riches gu pauvres.
1ront d o@ur de %eoncourir a1muvre :
'gtn6ratrice, 4 la defense de nos foyers i
nvahis'.. L'ennemi a pose o pied !!
:ngeux sur notre beau sol; voudriez-
'ns, par votre apathie, lie ~laisser Ia
lancer ct ruiner lie domaine dc yos
nc6tres2
La paroisso des Natchitoches, a
ia fait beaucoup pour 10 cause. SEES
llans Sc sont vaillamment conduits i,
ms maints combats, ne restons pas "
a]rriere, completons leur outrage.
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MARION.

Iesclave MANUEL, couleur grille fonee,
age d'enyiron 20 aus. ct do temperament
maladif, y dit appartenir Il Mr. WILLIAM
EDDINGT0N. de Ia paroisse Madison. sur
Ia Rivisre Mississippi, Louisiana, ct est parti
depths 10 iours environ.
LIE proprietaire EST requis dc venir pr6fver
so propriett, payer les frais ct le %retirer,
autrement 4 en- sera traite eonforammeent,
Id bfl Nil 49, ~ Nj
j. b. PLfASANCE
n'20 Geolier.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
RUNAWAY.

THE Boy MANUEL dark griae color
4 aged about 70 years old, Of sickly complex
ION. Hc says he belongs to Mr. WILLIAM
EDDlNGTON Of Madison Parish, Mississ-
lppt River Louisiana, am left the plantation
about 2 week ago.
The owner will come forward. prove
property, pay charges and take him away
OF he VIII be dealt with according to Law.
j.. b. PLAISANCE.
.Jdtfof.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27

q Proof JACK fourteen hands high, Of
cree for sale at a liberal price. Confederate
current notes, or cotton taken in payment.
! am also willing to sell it on credit by note
with approved security, bearing 500 %interest
from date.
The ) Ack can be seen at Rily Suckers Sabine
Parish, about 20 miles from Natchitoches
HARRIS SAMUEL.
For the terms. apply to L. Duplex Agent
3m-in Eng.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
Notice.

Succession Of John II Carter, deccase7.
GEORGE TUCKER having applied TO In
IA appointed Administrator of tie s%titteg.
sion of John II. Carter deceased.
Notice IS hereby given to al whom II may
concern 70 snow cause, within ten days, why
the application Of the petitioner should not
be granted.
Il. J.. BOUTS,
noy21 2t .... Gatk.
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Notice.

Persons wishing to send clothing &c to
their relations Or friends in my Company,
are hereby requested o leavc the articles at
the store of Mess. Metoyer Brothers Oh or
before the I'd of December next, to be taken
charge of by me.
| take this opportunity to call ON our
patriotic citizens for all the coats pants
shirts, socks &c, they can possibly spare;
for the benefit Of some members of my com
pany, who have neither relations nor friends
to attend to their present pressing uaats Of
'o0'tct clothing.
o. V. NETOYER.
Non. 18th. 1862 Capt. Co. 6 2G. Reg. La.
Vols.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
Sir.

OH. r
/ am instructed by the Major Con.
efal Commanding to inform you that he
is now engaged i'll the construction OF
Notifications and defensive works Oh
the Red River and 1t is his intention 70
construct several Notifications on that
stream, to effect Which, d considerable
number of Negro hands arc necessary.
The Parishes Ut Rapidcs and AvoyuIlcs.
through the Governor Of the State and
the Parochial authorities, have fur
nished some seven or eight hundred
slaves already, and a number reauis-
lite to fill their proposition of those
needed, say one seventh of tho male
slaves between the ages Of Is and is
years have been called out and will
shortly be at work.
Anxious to complete the construo-
ton of the defensive works, alluded to.
as speedily as possible, the Major Cen
eral Commanding instruct me to state
to you that in view Of the importance
Of the subject and DESTROYS Of avail.
ing himself of the good weather now
prevailing, he appeals to you as the
President Of The Police Jury, to take
immediate stops to furnish three hun.
drod male slaves between the age of
IL and 45 years Of age, from the Par.
lsh of Natchitoehes, to assist in the
construction of the d~efencee.
The Major General Commanding
feels confident that every good citizen
will respond with pronptitude to his
request, that, these hands should be
furnished Tue protection of their
homes, their property and families
from invasion and devastation will
surely prevent any from holding back
IN this emergency, and lie is satisfied
that your Parish will not be behind its
nelghbors in furnishing It's proportion
OF the required labor.
The Major General Commanding fur.
ther 1nstftlcts me to state, that with
every forty or fifty hands there should
sent one white person to overseer
them. The slaves should bring with
them axes, spades, shovels, picks, hoes
aud Wheelbarrows of sufficient number
to be used by them at the works. and
and q sulficiency of cooking utensils.
vt such time and place as YOU may
indicate, q Steamboat will be ready
to bring the hands TO the locality on
River where they will be put to
work
The Commissary at this place will =
.ornish the necessary provisions for !.
JAG subsistence OF the laborcrs and the !
hands will he sent by boat to the point il
n Your Parish where they embark, a
when the tabor is completed.
Prompt action is most desirable and ?
he Major General Commanding trust .
hat you will communicate with these
lead Quarters at your earliest conve-
'iencc, stating when the hands will :
re ready, that proper arrangements
nay be made for their transportation.
ubsistanceNc.
| am Sir
Very Respectfully
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27

GEAIED proposals, will be received MP TO
~ Che LIST Of November, by the undersigned
eolsfaittce for pnttiug the Market House in
complete Repair, raising the pavement or
floor Of the Market House, say 6 inches, put
ting IN Counters, Hooks and Shelves for
Meat, Vegetables &c, moving out the posts
to the edge of the House and enclosing the
sares', so u to protect IL from Cattle. &c. also
lof making u payelarnt in front i leot wida..
repairing the lcnr Of the Market Hass. also.
ahI such ether repsirs ,s are nressaary.
Those putting nv Bids are ruoeaeted to
Gffe specifications fith their Bids.
WV. PAYNE, COMMITTEE.
j. NJ l~reEER,
o23-tr.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
Alexandria, La. Nov. 22d 1862.
President Police Jury.
Parish Natrhitprhas

1feSluent I0ltce Jury.
Parish Natchitoches.
Sir.
The Governor instincts ME to request
OF the Planters Of your Parish to fur
nish 800 male slaves, as quickly as
your arrangement can be made. for
the work on the ~defences of Red River
The same application will be sent To
you by Gen Taylor by this mail, and
particulars given as to time and place.
II is very desirable that you lose no
time In apprising the General Com
handing Of the response of you Plan
ters to this call for labor for their own
defence. The quicker you can get
them ready, the better.
Very Respectfully,
Til. G. MANNING,
A. D. G.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
NOTICE.

pY virtue Of authority vested in me, 7 have
ID appointed MIR. g. T.. WALMSLEY of
CITY oil Natchltoches, Sub-Agent of the Gov
ernnent Produce Loan for the Parish of
Natchitoches.
Mr.. Wamlsley is authorized to purchase
and receive cotton, for account of the Gov
e]rnnent, IN exchange for its 8 per cent
Bonds.
ULCER LAUVF,
Agent IS
Shreveport 18th Nor. 1862.
norl9-Im.
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ANN0NCES JUDlGIAIRES.


fARolFEE DIES NArcu1focfIEs Vente IL
Etat dc la Louisiana Tuteur.
NEUYIEME C0UB DE DIST JUD.RE
Succession u I'm r. HoueH, dtetdf.
CONFORMEMENT Il I'm ordre issu M,
" Honorable Qetlvienle cour do District
Judiciaire dams ct pour la paroisse des Match.
toches ct Fiat ci-dessus ct a moi adresse
Jofirlral en- Nente d Ia porte de la maisop de
eotlr dams Ia vile ct p~aroisse des Nateliito-
eles.
lie Ltndi be jour de Janvior 1863.
Ious les ~esclayes appartenaut 4 Ia success.
SION de VIM. L. Howell DECIDE, SAVIOR:
MORRIS, grille age de 90 ans ct SO femme
FRAZIER, grille agee de 40 andetIses deux en-
fans, MABER age dc II ans ct DfrLY are de
6 ans. =
ANNE, negresse ages dc IS ans, ct son en-.
liant age de . ans.
DEAN, negre age de 20 ans.
uoRoTHEE, negresse agree dc22 ans,
cicero, mulattre age de ! ans.
fHTLLTs, negresse agee de 7 ans.
ALLEN, negre age de Il ans.
SARAH, negresse agee de II ans.
HHGNA, negreese age de Al ans, ct SON en-.
ant JACK, negre age de l6 ans.
BETSY, negresse agee de 19 ans.
JANE, negresse agee de l8 ans ct son en-
fant lsHAM Negro age de 2 ans.
WASHINGTON, Negro age % ans.
HENRI, negre age dc II ans.
YORK, negre age de lS ans.
SUsANNE, negresse agee de AZ ans otsOn en-
FAINT age de 6 ans.
JEANNE, Critic, agee de 10 aus.
GEORGE, negre age de 81 ans.
Les negres c-dessus seront yendus aux
suivantes, savoir:
A I'm, deuXet trois ans de credit, du ionr
Ia Nente avec 8 pour cent %fnterefs il
Fecheance des billets. Les billets seront
,alta payables en- favour de CHRISTOPHER Il.
w amlsley, tateur DIES enfans minerrs de WIN.
Howell decide, a son domicile, a Natchiko-
cles La. aVec une bonnie ct satistaisante seen
'lte personelle ct hypoth6que speciale retenue
,ur Ia propriete vendue ct lcheteur ne ven
Ira on hyPethcquera la dite ~propri6te cue
ors On 3ara 7lyec; ct tous les esclayes
lti ne seront pas yendus al prix destination
eroh1 i9ues, le meme jour pour douze mos
III puts haut encllerisseur; ct attssi:
LHABIIATION
'r ie Bayou Pierre, appartenant 4 Ia dite
etant Ia residence in dit defunt,
ie meme jour louee pour l'annee 1868,
y plllsshattt & dernier eucherisseur; lie ~locatai-
deyalt bonner ses billcts ayec une bonne
ecurite approuvee. ,
j. W. NORRIS. !
no727 &cy%f. I
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA lutofs 5ale
n NINTH JUDICIAL TgTRtGT

IAHIsfi or N ATGntToCtihs
sfAra Or LOUISIANA tutors sale &
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Succession of I'm. r. HoneeR dec'a.
n pursuance Of an order issued from the
Honorable Ninth Judicial District Co1rtiip
and for the Parish Of Natchitoeles. aud State
Aforesaid, to me directed / will ofknr for sdln
at the court house door in the Parish II
Natchitoehes.
On Monday the 9th day Of January 1863.
oll OF the slaves belonging to the Estate Of
VIM Il. Howell, deceased viz: @
HonR1s, a Griff aged % years and his
wife FRAzHBt a GriIf aged DO years aud her
two children, .NABBR aged IL years and
DIsY aged 6 years .a
ANN, negro woman aged Is and her child
2 years old.
DEAN,a negro boy aged 20 years.
DOROTHY. fegress woman aged % years.
OIusRo, mttlatto boy 7 years old.
Phthhfs, negress aged I years.
ALLEN, negro boy aged L years.
SABAn, negress aged II years.
RHrHA, negress aged Al years and her
son JACK, negro boy Is years of age.
BETSY, hegress nged Is Yeas.
JANE, negress aged IL Yeats and her child
lst1AA, negroes aged 2 years.
MAsntNGfoE, negro boy aged % years.
HFNnY, aged II years
4oRk, aged 1g Years.
SUSAN, nesreaB aged 4G years and her child
aged & years.
JEANA, (Grife) aged Is years.
GEoRGB. o negro aged n years.
! Eg above named Iiarrnn9 t,;ll ~ la -.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
Avis.

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SttccessioR dc J6hn II. Garter, d6cgdf.
GEORGE TUCKER ayant de1nande Il
"a etre nonime ADMINISTRATION te Ia sue
cession de John II. Carter, deeedee;st 80.
AVIS est par les presentes dome a toutes
personnes interesees d'avoif Il dedaiphe, dams
dix jours, les raisoDs pour lesquelles la de-
mande du petitionnaire ne serait pas accor-
dee. laHt
3. j. BOUI9,
noF27-zl Gteli1r.