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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-27
DROCLAMATION N-Bradford County S.

NATION Bradford County S.
l. FARNSON S. MUMFORD, by her next friend
Francis A. Sexton VS.. RICHARD o. MUMFORD, No,
2j4 May Term, ls62.
To Richard o. MEmford--Whereas subpoena in Divorce
was issued to February Term, 1862 which was duly
returned non est nvenus and thereon alias subpoena
was issued in said returned to May Term 1862 up
on the return OF which, proof made that the said Ju
Richard o. Vincent could not he found in my bailiwic
This notice is therefore to require you to appear before
Judges OF the said Court the first Monday of De-
cember next to answer said complaint, &c.
A. H. SPALDING,
Iowanda, Nov 5, 1862. Sheriff.
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Towanda. Nov. 5, 1862.
DROCLA NATION. N.-Bradford county, S.

DROCLA AMATION-Bradford county, SIS
L NAUM NEWTON vs. SOPHIA II. NEWTON, No.
255 May Term, 1862.
Sophia H. Newton-Whereas a subpoena in Divorce
was issued to February Term, 1862 which duly re-.
turned non est nventus, and thereon alias subpoena
issued in said case, returnabe to Nav Term 1862
upon the return of which proof made that the said
Sophia H. Newton could not be found in my bawick.
This notice therefore to require you appear before
the Judges of the said Court the first Monday in De-
cember next, to answer said complaint, &c.
\. II. SPALDING,
Towanda. Nov 5, 1862. Sheriff.
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BRADFORD CO. SIS.
AT AN ORPHANS COURT

4 IN ON'I HANo COO II
SEAL held in and for said County, at Towanda,
) before the Hon. ULYSSES MERCUR.
president and his associate Justices of the said
SATURDAY the 6day of Sept. A. D. 1862. In the mat
ter OF the estate of the partition valuation of the real
estate of John DOnnolly deceased On motion of Mr..
Adams the cou TT grant rule directed to Ellen DOnnoy
Widow of John Donnolly, and guardian of Sarah and
James Donnoy, minors also, Mary COnoson, formerly
Mary Donnoly and James McConoson her husband also
to Grace and Margaret Donnoy heirs and persons inter-
ested in said estate and all other persons interested to
be and appear before the honorable the Judges OF the
said court at court to be held at Towanda Monday
the lst day OF December, A. d. 1862 there and then
to agree refuse the real estate of said decerden the
appraised valuation put upon it by the inquest duly
turned by the court.
Certified rom the record Sept 6, 1862.
NC. ELSBREE, Clerk.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-11-27

" the matter cf the estate Of Henry Ransom,
late Of Ol~eH ttcp In The Orphans Court of Brad
ford County.
Notice is hereby given that petition of Wm c. Ran
som, OF Shes hequin township the Orphans Court of said
county awarded an inquest, and Jury of Inquest will
be held on the premises, Tuesday November % 1862
between the hours Of and clock a. m to ascertain
whether piece OF land late the estate OF Henry Ransom
dec d. can be divided without innry the whole said
land Is bounded and described as follows =
Bounded on the south by the public highway leading
rom Rome to Orwell Hill, west by road Leading from
Rome TO Nichols north by lands eff. \. Dimmock and
east by land OF Simeon Rockwell Containing about one
acre and half or two acres, al improved with old
framed house thereon -
Oct. Is, 1862 -
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, Whereas the Hon.
4 U. hERCUR, President Judge of the 18th Ju-
dca District, consisting OF the Counties of bradford
and SCsquehanna, and HonOrables john PASsMoRE and
V, NJ. Lone Associate Judges, in and for said county
Of Bradford have issued their precept bearing date the
2Sth day OF Sept A. d. 1862 to directed for holding
Court of Oyer and Terminer. General Quarter Sessions
of the Peace, Common Pleas and Orphans Court at To-
wanda Tor the County OF Bradford oni Monday, the first
day OF December next, 10 continue two weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coroners and
Justices of the Peace and Constabes of the County OF
Bradford that they be then and there in their proper
person, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said dav with
their records inqustions and other remembrances to
do those things which to their Office apperains to be
done and those who are bound by recognzance or 9TH
erwse TO prosecute against the prisoners who are or nav
be in the Jail OF said County. who shall be bound to
appear at the said court to be then and there to
prosecute against them shall be just Jurors are re-
9nested to be punctra in their attendance agreeaby
their notice
Dated Towanda the 9Th Of Novbr in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred ond sixtytwo and
of the Independence OF the United States the eighty
sixth. A. II. SPALDlNG. Sheriff.
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DOeskin Coats, Pants & Vests,

Now on exhibition, which needs no putting to those VIII
have worn them, Respectfully,
Towanda, Oct. IA. 1862,
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16

The Tribune's correspondent says
that no sooner had Barnes Brigade
crossed the Potomac at Sharpsbnry,
than it was discovered to be hemmod
on three sides by overwhelming mass
es, who Immediately opened q most
terrific fire of musketry from every
part Of their line.
Gen. Barnes, who commanded the
brigade, instantly ordered his men to
fall back and cross the river. The
scene was Of the widest confusion,
and a most terrific slaughter then oc-
Cured. The rebels pressed them close
ly, and shot our men down by hun
dreds as they attempted to cross the
river. Great numbers were wounded,
and could not contend with the rapid
current and were almost instantly
drowned.
A special dispatch from Washing
ton to the Chicago Times says the ru-
NOR that the draft is about to be made
has foundation in fact to the exteut
that the President has determined, in
in case the country does not at once
rally under the policy enunciated in
his emancipation proclamation that
he will enforce the draft till our army
reaches ono million men.
Richmond Oct. 2--The Baltimore
American, Of Monday afternoon, says
it has been reported that Gen. Buell.
has been relieved from his command
and assigned the duty at Indianapolis
to organize the parolled prisoners into
regiments.
The steamer Anglo Saxon has ar
rived at New York. The defeat OF Pope
at Manassas was universally regarded
in England and France as fatal to the
Union.
A powerful ram was openly being
built in the Mersey, to be used in open
ing the blockade of Charleston.
The address Of the Governors of the
loyal States to Lincoln is not to be
made public.
Reports from Galveston say that
yellow fever is raging fearfully there.
The Enquirer has received New York
dates to the I30th. Bull Nelson was
shot in The Gait House, Louisville, on
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
THOMAS S. BACON.

THOMAS S. BACON.
Dy virtue of an alias writ of Fl. ia. issuo1
Dby the Hon. the Dist. Court in and for
the Parish of Natchitoches and to me ad
dressed, I have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction, to the last and highest bidder,
at the door of the Court House in the Town
and Parish Of Natchitoches, on
Saturday the LIST OF November, 1862.
between the hours Of II o'clock A. NJ. and
shutdown, the following described property,
seized as the property Of the defendant, to
wit:
Lot one of section fifteen ID township ten
fl0l range seven containing twenty
five acres more or less. Situated in the Parish
of Natchitoches with the saw mill, fixtures
and all the improvements on the same. Also
the south fractional half of the north fraction
al half of section fifteen [l5I township ten
[101 range seven containing fifty 30ll0O
acres. Seized as the property of the defend
ant to satisfy said writ.
TERMS OF THE SALE
Cash, with the benefit Of appraisement.
j. W. NORRIS.
Sheriff.
coE-E
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
Succession Sale,

SUGGESTIONS Of Isaac, Gourinot and mife.
DY virtue of an order of the Honorable
ID District Court in and for the parish Of
Natehitoches, State of Louisiana, there will
be sold, at public auction, at the residence
Of Jules S%ompayrac,
On Tuesday, 21st day of October, 1862,
the following described property belonging
to said succession, to wit
Household furniture,
Farming u~tinsils,
Two COWS & calves,
Eleven hogs ! year old, and other articles
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
All sums up to 800 inclusive Cash, above
that payable ON the lst Of May 1868. Pur-
ehasers on a credit to give their notes with
approved security IN soiido and vendors pri-
vilege, payable to the tutor with s per cent.
interest from the day Of sale, til paid.
JULES SOMPAYRAC.
octQ-5i Tutor.
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cry position. Loss heavy on both sides.
No particulars.
A special dispatch to the Ad. and
Register, from Winchester on the 4th
via Sraunton on the 9Th, says all is
quiet, except occasional diminishing, :.
No prospect of immediate hostlliticst
The sick and wounded are being sent
to Richmond.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-10-16
DESCRIPTION DIES B0Ns TT MAU-
VAIS BILLETS CONFEDERES.

Dams lie billet de Cent pjas5Jss, le
matolot dams le coin gauehe du bon
billet porte uuc ceinturc noire don't
la boucle est toute distincte; dams le
billet contrefait la ceinture est blanche
ct la boucle nest pas clairement visi-
blc.-Dans Ia yignette du centre lie
mulet, attelG 4 la presse, est moins
distinct dams lie bon billet quoiqu'iI
soft plus groS que dams le billet con
trcfait-Dans le bon billet il prGsente
as t6tc dc front ct dams lie c~ontfefait,
prGsente unc vue dc Gotta terre,
pres DIES pieds du matelot dams lc bon
billet est unc pierre cassie ct pres
dele une autre sdpar6e. Dams lo bill
let contrefait il y a trois pieces s6pa-
rGcs, cclle du centre est plus petite
que les autres.
Au haut, dams lie coin droit, dams lc
bon billet lie fond blanc apparait Il ira
vo1s rombrc du medallion; dams lie bill
let eontrefait lie fond enter est SOM
brc.
Dams lie billet dc Cin7aante pj;astycs,
plusieurs points blancs apparaissent
au dessus du chifro ~cinquante, dams lie
medallion au haut dams le coin droit
du bon billet, il ny en- a pas dams lie
billet contrefait.-Le dehors de &c
medallion dams lie billet contrcfait est
recouvert dun Outrage de fIet &c qui
n'existe pas dams lie. bon billet. En-
face de, ct attachG au coffrc dams Ii
yignette du centre du bon billet il y q
I'm cadenas: il ny en- pas dams lie billet
contrefait. Dams lie bon billet Phomme
d droite dams la vignette do gauche
est pressure chauve ct ma que peu de
cheveux peignGs ct lissGs sur so tenn
pc droite; dams lie billet c~ontrefait So
t6te est plus fournIe dc cheveuX ct
ceuX"sur la tempe droite sont lGgere-
ment GbouriffGs.
BiAehy de Nngt pjastres.-Dans lc bill
let contrefaiL lc chiffre 2 i droite est
coupe par une petite lignc s6parant
ainsi le bas du chiffrc du corps prin-
cipal; dams lie bon billet ce chiffre est
p~arfait. lie. chapeau du matelot d
droite dams lo bon billet, ropose plus
sur lie SONNET de la t6te que dams lie
billet contrefait dams lequcl lie dit cha
pcau est plus rcnyerst yers la nuque.
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Northern DISPATCHES.

New York. October "a Wash
ington special says Eli Thayer has
received applications Of 0 thousand
persons desiring to join his Florida
colony.
Letters from Pensacola say the har-
Dor and defences Of Mobile have lately
been subjects of close study i'll the army
and navy circles fhere, as that will
probably be the first point of attack.
Fort Morgan mounts some ninety guns.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. Editors Times:
A fight took place on the Bardstown
pike, between 500 rebel cavalry and q.
detachment Of the 4th Indiana Cavalry
under Colonel Schuyler. Two of our
men were killed and three wounded.
Col. Schuyler was shot in the head.
Being overpowered, our forces fell
back. The rebels did not pursue, A
number of rebels were killed.
Col. Kennett's Georgia prisoners,
three hundred, arrived here late last
night, under a strong guard.
SPRINGFIELD, No. September 30,-A
highly responsible and reliable gen
tlemen, who has enjoyed advantageous
opportunities for ascertaining the num-
Der and location Of the rebel forces
m%enacing our Southern border, and
who has been in some of their camps
within ten days represent that in New
ton county, five miles south Of CRANKY
there are four thousand five hundred
rebels, under command Of Coffee and
Shelby.
N Seven miles west of Neesho, in the
same county, are eve thousand UNI
der command Of General Cooper, broth
or of the Adiudent General of the rebel
army. Half of this number under
Cooper are Indians, all well armed.
At Pea Fridge Gen. aines has 4 1900
men, and Gen. Carroll 1900. South
of Forsythe, just over the Arkansas
line, Gen. Parsons has 5000. Near
Parsons, toward the east is Gen. Nc
Bride with about 5000. At Little
Rock, Gen. Holmes has 1900. The
above figures show an aggregate of
10000 Rebels. Vi these 23,0OO are
either within the boundaries of Nilsson
ii or on its southern line.
The whole force is under the com
mand of Gen. Holmes. The Rebels in
all the camps indulge in confident ex-
pcctations of wintering in st Louis,
and entertain not q shadow of doubt
of their ability to do so. Thel conscript
act of the Confederate States is in full
force in Newton and Mcdonald our
ties.
n All Citizens Of the requisite age are
seized aud compelled to enter the re-
bel service or leave the country. Many
prominent citizens of these counties
have fled to avoid CONSUMPTION.
Gen. Hindman is under arrest arts
ing from a misunderstanding. between
himself and Pike, the precise cause OF
which does not seem to be known.
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Avis.
Succession de Clair Gr1Hiet.

Succession de Clair Gr1Htet.
HARRISON II. Hawthorn, Adminitray.
Ill teur de la succession de Clair Grilliet.
decide, ayant depose au bureau dn grefier
de la cour de district dams Ia paroisse des
Natchitoches son tableau provisoire dad
ministration de ladite succession. ayec .sa pc
tition demandant l'homologation du ddit
tableau, ct a etre ~autorise a payer.les cream
ciers d'apres ledit tableau:
Avis est dome a toutes personnes lnte-
ressees d~'opposer dams les trente jours qui
s~uivront cette date, lfh~omologati0n du dit
tableau GU sa petition, sera accordee.
Il. j, BUUIS,
o16-5i Clerk.
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Notice.
Succession Of c

Succession Of CLAIR Gra7ief.
HARRISON II. Hawthorn, Administra-
Ill tor of the succession Of Clair Grilliet.
has filed in the Clerks office of the District
Court, parish Of Natchitoches, a provisional
tableau Of his administration Of said success
sion, with his petition for the ho~mologation
Of the same and for authorization to pay
the creditors rs set down thereon:
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
tcrested, to oppose the same, within thirty
days, or his petition will be granted.
L. j. BOUIS,
Clerk.
al chi
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NOTICE..

DY virtue of authority vested in me, I
ID have appointed Mr.. Felix Metoyer Of
Natchitoches, Sub agent to receive cotton
subscribed to the Produce Loan and to pur-
chase and receive cotton for account OF the
Government, in exchange for its s per cent
Bonds, in the Parish of Natchitochcs.
Shreveport 26th Sept 1862.
ULCER LAUVE,
Agent C.S.
oct2-lm
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40 THE l1ATRVNS.
ST. JOSEPH COLLEGE,
FF1IIE next session will commence On tn
second dav Of October.
NATCHITOCHES

rTIIE next session will on the
L second day Of October.
1t is the firm purpose ofthe Directors OF the
College, regardless Of all difficulties, to main
tain at Natchitoches an Institution worthy of
the confidence OF families and in which the
youth Of the Diocese may be trained to letters
and piety, to respectful obedience and a cou-
rageous performance Of duty.
With a view Of affording greater facilities
to parents, the terms will remain as formerly,
and the produce of the country will be re-
ceiyed in payment Of dues to the College.
Parents will please, when possible supply
their children with stationery. Ii stationery
is furnished by the college payment for it must
be made in advance. It is very desirable that
all the Students should be present at the
commencement Of the session.
TERMS FOR BOARDERS.
Entrance fee ........ $40 90
Collegiate session 80. $3.50 90
Washing and linen mending $50 %
Care Of clothing when washing
is done elsewhere .,.... 80 90
Books standing, medical expenses, music,
etc. from extra charges.
Terms for Half Boarders.
Per session ....... $100 90
Terms FOR DAY-ScHoLARs,
Per session ....,... 500 10
Payments to be made semi-annually in adj
vance.
The next session will commence on the
second day of October.
LEYEZOUET,
Snpf1I9. President.
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at any time without the payment Of market
dues.
On motion, Resolved That the committee OF
surveillance be, and they are hereby authors
lied to make the necessary repairs to the
market house.
On motion, adjourned until the next re-
gnlar meeting, the lst Wednesday November
next.
Approved, i. METOYER,
Thomas II. A1REY, Mayor.
Sec. IL Treas.
A true copy,
THos. II. AIREY. S. Z.
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Les achats de cotton SC p~oursoifent
avcc assez d~'activitd, dams notrc pa
roisse ct i dos prix qui montront une
c~crtaine confiancc dams layonir.
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Notice.

TfIF public are hereby notified that the
1 Tableau Of State and Parish Taxes is
exposed for examination and correction at
the Recorders Office, Natchitoches.
j. RAINS,
Assessor.
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ANN0NCES JUDICIAIRES.
Vente de Succession.

Vente de Succession.
successi0n dc Isaac Gourinat Ell SON eaoneo
I'm vertu dun ordre de vente de Honorable
IL corr de district dams ct pour la paroisse
de Natchitoches, Etat de la Louisiana, il
sera vendu il la residence de Jules Sompay-
rae, en- cette p~aroisse,
Mardi, le 81 Octobre, 1862,
Les prophecies suiyantes, appartenant a
laditc succession, SAVIOR:
Mcubles de menage,
instruments d'agriculture,
Deux vachcs ct veaux,
One cochOns dun an, ct autres obiets.
CONDITIONS DE VENTE.
Toutes sommes jusqu'a yingt p~iastres, in
c~Ins1vement, compliant au-dessus de cette
sonme, payables lie Ter raj, 1863. Les ac-
qu6reurs au credit doivent bonner leurs biIlets
avee cautions m Solido, approuvees, ct lie pri-
yilege du Ycndeur, payables au Tuteur avcc
s pour cent d'interet du jour de la yente
iusqa'a parlait Placement.
JULES SOMPAYRAC.
o9-5i 1uie,,r.
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VentG de Sheriff.
No. 1887
COUR DE DISTRICT.
PARoIssE DIES NATCHIToCHEs
Etat de Ia Louisiana
CHRISTOPHER L. WALMSLEY ct ais.
THOMAS S. BACON.

EN vertu dun writ d'a1,ns fl. fd., lance par
IIl'Honorable Cour de District, dams eft pour
la paroisse DIES Natchitoches eta moi adrcsse
jai saisi ct j~'offrirai en- yente pnblique 4 la
porte de Ia maison de Cour dams Ia vile ct
paroisse des Natchitoches au plus haut ct
dernier cncherisseur.
lie Samedi ler jow ht mois De norcmbre, 1862
entire ONE heures du matin ct lie soleil couchant
la propriete suivante, SAVIOR:
Lot un de la section quinze (15) Township
dix [10] rang6e sept & contcnant vingt
cinq acres plus gu moins, slime dams Ia paroisse
DIES Natchitoches, avec lie moulin a scie ainsi
que toutes les ameliorations. Ainsi la moi
tie sud de Ia moitie nord de la section quinzc
10 township dix [l0] de la rangee sept 7
contenaDt cinquante 30Il00 acres. saisis
CONNIE etant la propriete d1 defendeur atm
dc satisfaire lc dit writ.
CONDITIONS DE VENTE.
Compliant, avec banefcc Destination.
j. W. NORRIS.
&erT.
or 80
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A NOS PATRONS.

Mr. LOUIS DUrLElx %dcmeure, soul,
charge de la rc%sponsabilit6 ct DIES into
r6ts du journal HUni0n pendant Tin
term ~occasionn6 par la mort de Mr.
ERNEST LEGENnRE.
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Sheriff's Sale
DISTRICT COURT.

DISTRICT COURT.
mo. 5948.l
PARISH or N~ATcH1ToCHEs.
State of Louisiana.
ROBERT GOLDSTEN,
j. i. KROUSE & Co.
DY virtue of an order issued by the Hon.
ID the District Court in and for the Pa
IRISH Of Natchitoches and to me addressed,
[ will offer for sale at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder. at the door of the
Court House in the Town and Parish of
Natchitoches, on
Saturday, the LIST Of Norember, 1862.
between the hours of IL O'Clock A. M. and
shutdown, the following described property,
to wit:
A Lot of Merchandise such as usually con-
stitute u pedler's bundle.
TERMS OF THE SALE.
Cash, with the benefit of appraisemeut.
J. W. NORRIS,
ol6-3i Sheriff.
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TEurERAruRE.-La temperature s'est
sensibIement mobilize depuis quelques
temps: aux chaleurs accablantes DIES
promicrs iours d'oetobre est survenue
une forte pluto don't nous avions grand
besoin, TN fort vent de Nord lui a sue
cGd6 ct dams la mutt du II All Il la
premiere gelfe honche de la saison a Gait
son apparition.
Malgr6 nous, nous ayons d1 songcr
i nos amis i r~artnGe, aux s]onfTranccs
qu'ils wont endurer pour des yGtemens
chauds. Hatons-nous de leur cnyoyer
tout &C don't nous p%ouvons disposer.
---. A-
Ry1EnE RouGE.-La Bivi6ro Rouge
monte lentement; deux batoauX sont
descendns dc Shreveport. Quelqucs
semaines de plus ct nous scrons Il la
merci des Gun Boats.
lie Major D. Murphy de notrc place
est part pour la NouvoIIe Ibdrie ave-
DIES ordrcs assez considGrabIes pour
aohats de sci. Esp6rons quill rtussira
4 faire charger les wagons que les
habitans ont mis- u sa disposition. lie
bruit ]circuIe que lie gouyernement s'est
emparG dc la mine, C'est son droit
&C devrait ttre son devoir, mails nous
en- doutons fort.
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Vente de Sheriff.
COUR DE DISTRICT.
[594G.1
PARoIssE DIES NATCH1FoCHEs.
Etat de la Louisiana.
ROBERT GOLDSTEN,
Us.
J. J.. KROUSE, & CO.
I'm vertu dun ordre lance rarlHonorabIe
~ Cour de District, dams e. pour Ia pa-
'r6sse DIES Natchitoches ct d moi ~adresse,
%jofrirai en- vente publiqle Il la porte de Ia
maison de Cour dams Ia vile ct paroISse des
Natchitoches au plus haut ct dernier el,che@
%risseur, |.
lie Samedi Ter jour du moi;s de novembre, 1867.
entire ONE heures dumatin ct lie soleil couchant
la propriete s%uivante, sayoir:
I'm lot de marchandises tel que &c quf
compose reimbursement la bale dun pedler.
CONDITIONS DE VENTE.
Compliant, ayec benefce destination.
J.. w. NORRIS,
olo-3l &trG.
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25-5i
SheTih''s Sale
DISTRICT COURT.
enn-

PARISH Of NATcHITocHEs
STATE OF LOUISIANA
CHRISTOPHER l.. WALMSLEY, ct ais.
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Monday. by Ged. Jefferson G. Davis.
To expired in q few moments.
Gold had advanced to 231 premium
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au Journal opres lie Mardi soir, ne sera inserf
que dams le umer de la semaine suifante.
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poultry, milk, meal and fruits can be made
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