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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28
The Great French Remedy.
MADAM BovtEs CELEBRATED sIIyER-coATE
EEMAL Rll-E8

EEMALE 7ll-E9- 6
Tho only certain and Safe Remedy for all Uterine OBJ
struetions, MOnthiy Difeus. Irregularities and all the
peculiarly liable.
These Pis contain deleterioua DgFedienA, but
safe and certain u heif action They will be found TO
the hAppest effect in All cases Of PolaPsus Uter,
Luchorrhe, or the Whites they win be found the
siest and most certain that be found IL "a on
account Of this certainty they should not be taken by
Pregnant Females Cduriag he rt fh1es saths a. mis-
carriage esrta to be brought on hut at other peri
ods their use is perfectly safe. .
NB-one Dollar enclosed to any authorized Agent,
will ensure package Of Pills BY return Of mail.
c. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie, c. W., Buffalo. N. X.
CAuTIox.-Beware Of Counterfeits, the geuulne hars
the signature Of c. CROSBY, the outAide wrapper
For sale in Fremont by c. r. Nocalioch, s. BucklAnd,
f. Dillon. In Clyde, VIM. j. Miller is.si st AOyl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28
Tbo Fire OF the OIa Flin,.

A person who took General Scott the
news Of our western victories yesterday,
asked him what the government Woald like
ly do with Johnston, Floyd, Buekner and
PilloWl "Hang 'em, Of course was the
instant reply Of the old military man,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28

Tho HowARD ASSOCIATION, of PhiIadel-
phia, Notwithstanding tho war, and the hard
times continues its humane efforts for the
relief of the afflicted, with its usual zeal,
throughout all the loyal States. We bo.
licyo it is a highly useful and honorable in
stitution. Gard in another column.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28

The muster rolls Of accompanies A and II, pab-
lished on the first side Of our paper, are copied
from the Messenger. If our correspondent in
the 72nd Regiment will furnish us with The
rolls of companies F and l, (caPt. Moore and
Capt Fickes,) we win be under renewed ebli-
cations 10 him.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28
wAsHINGTON,s BIRTHDAY
THE 22p AT rnE COURT HOUSE.

The Common Pleas Court OF Sandusky
County was in session the whole of last
week. On the call of Court on tho morn
ing the 22d, Judge S. F. TAYLOR on the
bench, made the following pertinent and
patriotic remarks:
The President Of the Uni.
ted States has seen fit to recommend that
tho people assemble together on this the
birthday Of GEORGE WASHINGTON, and lis
ten to his Farewell Address to his country
men. This recommendation is worthy the
man and the occasion. We all need to be
refreshed and profited by tho wise connsels
of him who was "first in war, first in peace,
and first in tho hearts of his countrymen,"
While we cherish his memory, revere his ex-
ample, and keep his image among our
household gods, We cannot 60 permanently
estray.
Lot us listen then to his warnings; utter
ed at the close Of public life unsurpassed
in unselfsh devotion to tho public good,
made prophetic by the insane ambition oi
unscrupulOus demagogues, who would iu
vOlve in ruin our political fabric, because
they could no longer rule.
B. BRUSDAeE, Esq, Of Seneca county
then read Washington's Farewell Address
which was listened to with mark ed allen.
tion. When the reading was concluded,
tho Court proceeded to business, turning
from the consideration of the couusels ot
the "Fasher of his Country TO case oi
petty larceny. ata
TUE 22D ABOUT TOWN.
The one hundred and thirticth, anniver
aafy Of the birth Of GEoRSE w1sHISoToS
was celebrated 10 our town with more hear
ty good feeling than We have know any oc
casion 10 be observed. -''-''iN ft"''' 5
The Ptoclamation Of President Lincoln
came so late to hand that mono Of tho CIcr
gymen Of Fremont had time 10 call tbei
congregations together in compliance with
the recommendation.
Mayor JuER issued q bandbill in the fore
noon, with the programme for the day aDc
evening. 5
Al noon the bells Of our town, 10 in nun
berl we're rung for the space of half an hour
making beautiful music. Captain PARIsl
fred "a rounds from Croghan's Old Cur
while the Martial Band, The German Bras
Bard and the BuglO Band Qate with tn
4sth Regimentl gave their most patriot
airs.
In the evening almost every window an,
building on Front street was brilliantly Il
Illuminated. Some Of them rivaling an.
thing ever before attempted in our town
Kesslefs Hotel presented fine appearance
The whole front Of the Croghau House fou
stories with os windows, was dazzling; bu
we cannot particularize. Private residen
ces from the centre Of business to the sub
urbs Of the town were all ablase with light
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28
Lieut.. Jacob snyder.

We regret 20 learn that Jacob Snyder, who
was elected LIST Lieutenant of Company O., I'D
Regiment, has been displaced, and another man
put in as LIST Lieutenant Mr., Snyder was We
ry instrumental in getting up the Company, and
we believe was fully competent for the position
to which he had been elected. That he had the
confidence and esteem of his men the following
card win fully show, which comes to us signed
by all the non-commissionedo officers and privates
of the Company. As We have heretofore pub
lishsd the roll of this company, we omit the
names from the card ~ Ne
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28
sHERIFF,s SALE.

Frederick Muller, v, Frederick JAegar.
DY virtue OF order Of sale me directed from thu
ID Court Of Common Pleas OF SAndusky County, and
State Of Ohio will otter for sale at the door Of the Gou
House in Fremont, in said County, on
Saturday, March 1st, 1852,
at o'clock in the afternoon the following described
Real Eatate, 70 wits l tfti.f ~ lillN Hhif
ln-lot number twenty,one In woodyille, and In-osl
numbers seventy, seventyo eighty and eighty
tys Ohio. Appraised al $1l5. ~ - -
A. R. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
Fremont, Jan. 81, 1854. 4WS-pf $3.50
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I1I5li 4 oAED.

We, the members of Company C, 72d Regi.
Inent, o. V. NJ, deeply regret the removal ofouI
lst Lieutenant, (Jacob Snyder,) as we consider
him good officer and a friend, The course
pursued to remove him, we know not, but think
Il was NOT jast nor right. He did good deal ia
raise and organize our company, and was enti-
tied to his position, instead of an entire stran-
ger, bringing with him, too, only eighteen men
mot moro than enough to hold a Sergeaht's
berth. Lieut.. Snyder has our heartfelt sympa-
thies and best wishes, and we all hope that the
time will not be long before he win be amply
repaid. If aue could have our wish, hewould be
our first choice for an officer as his whole time
is devoted to the comfort and wants of the mer
under his charge.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28


How TO DIREcT CoRREsPoNDENcE TO
SOLDIERS IN KENTucKY.-The Louisville
Journal, of Thursday says; persons at a
distance who are attempting to hold cor
respondencc with their friends in the army
in Kentucky, continue to indulge the habit
I Of addressing their letters to tho camps at
which they suppose their correspondents
are quartcred. We would again remind
such persons that it is only necessary to d.
rect their letters plainly TO the regiment
and the company to which the recipient Of
the letter belongs, directing their letter TO
Louisville, when il will bc forwarded to its
proper destination. Tho Postmaster here
IS Informed as to the changes which are
constantly occurring in the locations Of reg
imeuts." f'ti. ..fi ia
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28

THE greatest blessing ofshe age Il The discovery o
perfect core for Rheumatit o0ut and Neurnga ard The
pernicoas effects Of Mercury, which s effected without
any Inconvenience The use ofnisfna pedieiDes We
satisfied as TO its adaptation those heretofore nenr
able complaints and take pleasure IN caIngths attention
Of to the advertisements IN arother column Of
out paper Of Dr. Deand An ~ Rheamate Band. 52~s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28
THE GREAT, CAUSE OF HUMAN

Il MISERY. Just published In a Sealed Envelope;
Price cents. LectnIs by Dr. Culyerwe the cause
and Of Spermatorrhcea, Consumption, Mental and
Physical DEBILITY yeryoaspesA Epilcpsyl lnRaired Nus
triton OF the Body Lasstude Weakness the Limbs and
bor Dizziness Of Apprehension Loss Of Memory Aversion
Society," Love Of Botade Tmidity, SELF dstTust Dzi-
Face Involuntary Emissions and Sexual ineApaety the
Consequences Of Youthful lndiseretion, &C., &e.
fY This Admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumeated often scf aficted evils may be
moved without medicine and without dangerous surgical
operations and should be read BY every youth and man In
the land.
Sent uAder seal to any address, IN pAin sealed enveI-
ope, the receipt OF sx cents two postage sAmps by
addressing DR.. CHAS ]. @. KLINE,
lSyl l2T Bowery, New York, Post once BOZ ISss
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OUR ApYERTrsERs.

He that IN fhe rorId rouII rise,
Mast READ THE SEws and ADVERTISE ~
Dissolution-M. & H. Huffman.
Advertised Letters.
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28

Brainard Lodge, No. $40, Free and Ac-
cep,ed Masons will meet at their Hall this
Friday evening, at o'clock. All members
of the fraternity are invited! COO
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Thank. from co, A, 72d Regiment,

ThankH from Co. A, 72d Regiment.
The following ought to have reached us
in time for insertion in last weeks paper:
FRIEND KEELER;-We wish through the
Journal, to kindly thank the good citizens
of Clyde and Green Springs, for the boun-
tcous donations Of butter and nick nacks
from their welI.stoeked households, to cheer
us at the never ending dry rations Of hard
bread, pork and beans. Why, every soldier
thought of home and imagined himself
sitting in some cozy dining room partakipg
Of the luxuries such as canned fruit, cakes
soft bread, well buttcrcd, with young chick
ems nicely roasted. May their bounteous
stores ever continue, and the patriotic boys
Of the 72d return again to partake thereof.
IA The BOYS OF Co. A, I'D REC.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28

NEURALGIA, eau be permanently cured By Dr. De-
lands Anti Rheumatic Baud. sec adveftfssnent u
Great Cure ia ano,hsf cOiums. afieg 4ers
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28

~ WaA - y W
The JoURSAL is published every Friday morn
ing. Office in Buckland's Block. Third ttoryl--
Fremont, sapduaky county, Ohio.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One copy per year in advance by MALL 81 so
Paid within she yesr, .....-.- %
After the expiration OF the year, 80
Town suatbet ssrtsd by ths saftisf In advance. rs
tT- No paper discontinued except at the option Of
the publisbsr1 until All AtrearsEessrs paid.
RArEs OF ADvKRTIsIsG.
One Squared lines Or iois one Insertion, so 50
DO. Each additional insertion, .........-. Is
Do. Three months, . 90
Do. Six months ha.-..-.-----,,.-.....---.. 90
Do. oncyear, .---.- -.--....-..--.-.--.-.. 90
Ba,lDess Cards, lines less, year. 90
IL Contracts for period OF not less than six months
insertion, will be made for $50 UfH
onefourth column, ehAngable quarterly SIS 90
one-third, I" =. 20 90
One-haiL 4" -s.2s 90
Whole, Z" "r,..r.,.r " As 90
Loaded and Special Notices. preceding marriages, and
Double Column Advertisements, will be charged double
the above rates, .rf r. tg1. ..
Advertisements should be marked with the number Of
insertions, they viii be continued until ordered ont
and charged accordingly.
JOB PRINTING.
We have besutIfaI Power Press capable Of making
thousand Impressions hour. We therefore prrpar
ed TO do all kinds Of JoB PRSTiSG short notice. and to
the satisfaction Of our patrons.
wekeep BLANKS Of various descriptions on hand, or
print them Of any desired form short notice.
ISAAC NJ. KELLER, .,.
Editor and Proprietor.
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va q -;

NOTICE Is hereby given that Books will be opened for
receiving subscriptions to the Capital Stock Of the
Fremont, Lima & Union Railroad Comply,
on the Sd day Of March next at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the
Court House in Fremont in the county OF Sandusky, and
State OF Ohio.
CHARLES cONGDoN, }
d. ]. CORY,
sCARLIN, COrporators
Fremont, Jan. 81, 1852. Avs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28
NlsI o,Nsal pNaais- -PlaaII sd.Ia cld.l

Atst ogecs CAI'taln I eieil agpli' cen }
neDced firing the cannon at intervals Of Eve
minutes. The ,Buckland Zouays Cadets
formed on Front Street headed by the Mar
iial'Bapd, the GermAn Bvass Bapd, and the
Buslo Bend preceded by Abe National Flag
Each Cadet had instead Of his gun torch
The procession marched 10 the Court
House where washiDgtOD's Farewell ,Ad-
dress was read by Mt. BRUSDAeE. A short
address was made by Or. SrrtwElL, after
which the Cadets lighted their torches and
with the Bands marched through several
streets, and about O'Clock halted in front
of their Armory, gave three cheers for the
Union, aud tho celebration closed
The throng in town during the afternoon
was large, and until o'clock in tho even
ing the sidewalks were crowded. The very
unpleasant condition of tho streets, being
two to three inches deep with snow and wa
ter, prevented many coming out. .o.a
The day was most happily passed, and
every body was highly pleased. Hence
forth the 22d of February will be tho Ma
tion's holiday. f-i ''a ~ iHa |.'l
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Local ana MigceILaNecus Mattets.
LaM Arrangenenls.
Tin,e Tnble

There but two trains per day. each way
on the C. h 7. Road; trains will leave as follows
Going East, ..- Mail 6I4A.M. NY. EXP. 5.24 Pm.
Going Vest Mail Ills Tesg Exp. ll.31R.M.
On the Fremont and Indiana Road train leaves 112o
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28

WArSOE's NEURALGIA KwO never fails to cure
Rheumatism.
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6pseiaI IN0tlsss.-E
R.v- MAmuws' cnoool.T. Wonn DaorI

R'Er MArRrws' CHocoLkxH WopN DHoPs
Never fail to destroy and ss,srhlaae Al hihds Of Inies
thai Worms Are perfectly reliable II Az cares ard ar
superior TO any and Al Tbs fancy Wopn cohse,cps and
Dauseous vermIfuecsfn bac They nay b. taken a All
times with perc naisy they coniin NJ Msltafy Of
other deleterioua dras Meis sheaa sluayn turresas
them and give their children no other.
mo cathartlc whatever Il necessary 20 be riytil
forsule By al Druggists aud dealerx n Eeaicinea.
Price. 2s cents, A.. +. MATHEWS, General Ar't
s0y1 BuHalo, N. r. aba Fcrt Efis, ".
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-02-28
AN OYSTER SUPPER.

To properly close up the festivities of the
day, Mayor JUNE in the evening, gave an
Oyster Supper at tho Croghah House, to
about eighty of his friends. Tho simple
announcement that Major FRANK GURNET
bad the getting of it up is proof that it was
in form; and speaking from experience we
should say every man was Satisfied" BIZ
valves suffered some, but like secesh prison
ers were resigned to their fate. With Yam
kec Doodle by the Band and three rousiDg
cheers, the party broke up.
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FFem6dP3 30ufHaT9(

IsAAch. krEEfIR.,' I.'iii'T rDlFJs ~
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The JoURSAL published every Friday morn
ing Office, in Buckland's Block, third ttoryl--
Fremont, sandualsy osunty, Ohio.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-18
TO THE PATRONS.
ST. JOSEPH g0LLEG !.
NATClIITOCilES

FFIIE next session will commence On the
L second day Of October.
It is the firm purpose orthe Directors ofthe
College. regardless of all difficulties, to main.
tain at Natchitochcs an Institution worthy oI
the confidence Of families and in which the
youth Of the Diocese may be trained 10 letter1
and picty, TO respectful obedience and il cou-
rAgcous performance Of duty.
With u view Of affording greater facilities
to parents, the terms will remain Us formerly.
and the produce of the country will be re
ceived 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 fec ...... -. $40 %
Collegiate session .... Sl60 %
Washing and linen mcnding S25 90
Care Of clothing when washing
is done elsewhere .,.... IS 90
Books standing, medical expenses, music,
etc. from extra charges.
Terms for Half Boariers.
Per session ....... 500 90
a "3a TERMS FOR DAY-SCnoLARs.
Per session -. 500 90
Payments to be made semi-annually in all
vance.
The fnext session will commence OH the
second day Of October.
LEYEIOUET,
Septl8. President.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-18
RECROLOGEE.

he % aolt, il 8 heurcs du matin, la
population lie ndtre vile s'ttait port6e
en- roule 4 Ia CathGdralc, pour lssistor
aux. fun6railIcs du Revd. NJ. LEcoNrAr,
dtctad Ia veille i Ftvdclt, dune maIa-
die qui ne pardonnc jamais, ct don't il
await apportd ayec lui lc germc,
Depuis 40 ans que In croixf tut plan
tee sur les bords de la riviefe rouge par
TN pr6tre voyageur, Ia oil s'est GleyGe
dcpuis, Ia vile dc Natclitoches, NJ.
Lcconiat est lc premier prGtrc qni y soft
mort ; NJ. j. b. Blanc ayant, il y n uno
trentaine d'annGes, sliccomht IL une at
taquc dc cholera sur le heuvc, loin de
SON troupcau.
M. Loconiat n'dtait dgG que dc 35
ans. Sachant qlel bcsoin extreme lie
pr6tres Mgr. PEvdque dc Natchitochcs
await pour son diocese, aprcs dcux ans
d'instmiccs, il await obtcnu dc son Eve
que DIOCESAN la permission dc passor
Ell Louisiana, pour y eXcrcer lc saint
ministerc. Arrive lei en- 1860, il fut
nommG cure dc la paroissc Ell rem
placement dc NJ. Dichary, quo son
Zele ct son p%atriotismo a~vaicnt porte il
solicitor CONNIE une favour de suivre
il travcrs les Gprcsvcs ct les dangers
dc la guerre nos .ieunes ct braves vo-
lontaircs.
M. Lcconiat ttait Yin jcune pretrc
dune instruction variGe ct relnarquabIe.
L'urbanitG de scs maniGrcs, FamGlitG
dc son caraCtere, ct SEES vcrtus douces
ct mQdestcs, lui a@vaicnt assure I'csti-
me, Ia conliancc ct Pai1cction dc toutcs
les p~ersonnes qui avaicnt Ell layantagc
dc lie %uonnaltrc pendant son court trajet
an milicu dc nous.
LIE corps dc Mr., Leconiat a4GtG pro
visoiremcnt cntelrt auprGs dc Ia catlld-
drale. Depuis, Nine. Lcconiat, So smur,
SupGricure dc la Communicate des Files
de Ia Croix, aux Avoyclles, EST venue.
rGclamcr les rcsteS mortcls dc son
lltre atm de les tairc inhumer dams le
cimetiere dc la Communicates.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-18
TO THE LADIES'.

A UTUMN has set in, and it should remind
"A the ladies that our defenders will soon
need warm clothing. Supplies for the sick
will alss be necessary. Each lady should
prepare what she can, aa early as possible.
Let no one be deferred from this patriotic
duty, upon the plea, she has but little to
give. However small the donation it will be
thankfully received, and contribute to the
comfort of come soldier.
The Ladies Military Aid Society will meet
at the Ball Boom on Saturday the 18th Of
Oct. at Ii o'clock. The President hopes all
who wish to aid the Volunteers, through the
medium Of this Society, viii attend.
MRS. BOYCE,
President.
VI. G. HrSrre,
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-18
Succession Sale!

S"cfcsSfo" IF WonaS Cont.
Dl virtue Of an order Of tile Honorable
- District Court in and for the parish Of
Natrhitoches, State Of Louisiana. there will
he sold, at public auction. at the late resi-
denee Of the deceased, in this parish,
On Saturday, 18th day Of October, 1862,
the following described property belonging
to his succession, to wit
REL ESTITE, LIND.
4 certain tract Of land in this pari Ii. be-
inc tic South West quarter Of the Sgntl,
Vert quarter Of the section Thirty one f3I.J
Township Thirteen OBJ Range Seven rs
containing Forty acres more or less .Ilso.
Household and kitchen furniture.
10 acres Of corn il the field. Potatoe and
I obacco crop, / feather bed and brddinp.
lot Of Iarmina utensils. 3 stand Bee Hive.
Horse, I head Cattle, 10 head Hogs &c.
Terms of Sale.
For the personal property, on q credit 10
the first day Of May 1863. For the land ON
q credit Of one and two wears froll.tIc day
Of sale. Purchasers on II credit togiyc their
promissary notes with rood sufficient S~ccaritv
il soIldo. payable to the adler Of the admins.
traitor Of said Succession. the notes To bear
eight per cent per annum interest from the
day Of sale. and ycud1s privilege and special
mortgage retained on tie objects sold lo.
which thcnotcs IRE given to secure the pay
mcnt Of the same.
II. II. HITIIORN,
ga administrator
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-18
ANN0NCES JUDICIAIRES.
Ventc de Succession.
Suc6essioa de Thomas Fook, dfcfdf.

Sunessioa de Thomas Fook, decfdf.
I'm vcrtu dun orlrc dc rchte dc Honorable
IL cour dc district dams ct pour la p%aroisse
dc Natcflitoches, Etat dc In Louisiana. il
sera yendu il la dcrnierc residence du delunt
en- ccttc p%aroissc,
Samedi, lie lie Octobre, 1862,
Les prophecies snivantes, appartcnant II
Iaditc succession. sayoir
I~MMEUBLES, TERRES
Tn certain moroccan de tcrre dams cettc
paroissc, etant lie quart sud-ouest du quart
sud-ouest, de la section trcntc-ct-un, d
township t~reize, [l3 rang rcpt, conte-
nant quarante acres, plus OIL moins; aussi,
Mcubles de MENACE ct de cuisine.
Dix acres de rails dams lc champ, %recolte
dc patates ct tabac, lit dc plume. un lot d'ou-
ills d'agriculturc, trois ruches d'abeIlles, un
cheval, sept tttes dc b~estiaux, dix eochons, etc.
Conditions de la vente:
Pour les proprietes mobiEiercs, payables lie
Ter Mai, 1863 pour Ia terrc payable j
un ct dcux ans du Jour lie Ia ycntc. Les
acquercurs all credit folrnirout leurs
biIiets aycc de bons cautions in soIido,
payabIcs il I'ordre dc administrator lie
iadite succession. Les billets porteront
& pour cent par IN d~'interft du jour lie
Ia yente, il sera pris hvpothequc avec
privilege du yendenr Spr les obicts ache
ties pour lcsqarI5 on a iourni leS biIIcts.
II. II. HATII0RN.
o., administration
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'AUTOMNE est arrive ct j dcyrait rap.
- fftellutf aux DANES 4lln nos dafrnsnnr4 al
ront biont0t bcsoin dc y~etcmcuts cllauds i
farrdra attssi dies secourS pour les nIaIadcs.
Ola1ue dame doit preparcr &c qucIle pcut
donter le plus tot possible. Que persomp
ne neglige cette Guvre lntriotiqle sous l.
preteYtc quellc IL trop peu a o%trir, car Wlcl-
que fable que soft lie don il scra recu ayec
reconnaissance Ct contribuera an snnlagcment
de quelQne soldat.
La "Societe dc Secours Militaircs lies
DANES s~'a,scmblera Ii Ia Sale de Bal, Sl-
meAi lc 4 octobrp, I, IL hcurcs. La l'resi-
dente csPere que toatcs ceIles qni veuIclt
venir au secours dies Iolontaires par Ientrc-
mise dc Ia Soeiete seront preSentrs.
NINE. BO1CE,
VI. c. HUNTER, P~rGsidente.
Sccretlire.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-18
MAR RON.

A etc conduit IA laprison De eottc Paroisae
"A nm mulhtrc denyiron 30 ans, d'cnyiron
, pieds ! ou s pcnccs. Il dit sc nominee
ROHERT- Of nnlmrtenir !, Thomas Smith.
dcmeurant pres dc Ia vile dc Wharton sur Ia
Rivierc Colorado, Texas.
lie proprietaire est requis de renir prouver
"a propriete, payer les Irais ct lie %rntircr,
antremeut il en- scfa traite conformcment il
III loi.
J. y. PLAISANCE.
sig Gcol5er.