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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-05
e. lus ARMY COMMITTEE vi the You

RN- liE ARMY COMMITTEE vi the Young Men :
Christian Association aud Ladies Soldiers I'D So
cety acknowledge the receipt Of tue following CON.
trlbutions and supplies for the month OF September
1862
Ffon the committee OF citizens OF Richmond u
purchase shoes, ~, for the Army oi NortheFu vi
gina 70 paifS shoes, - pair2 socAs, aud - pairs
drawers,
Mrs Nancy MoseIy, Buckingham, ioi ii cothing
10. Back CHAM troops.
Mss F. + Darlington, per " I JohnsnH tarmviiie
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By James N. Taylor, Aucfiomeer.
III Goddiu s. ANDERSON.

~ '"'ss"e - ~tPfe'"~'s.
EXCELLENT Frame Tenement on U0ion Hn On
~ the east line oi I'D street. near to Venabe street
for sa,e-At the request of the trustee We vii, sell
at auction, the PREMISES on Monday October 5tb
1863, at o'clock, the excellent frame Teuemept l.,
Gated as.abovo, TOW in the occupancy Of Mr. Cs,ah
Leigh lie house has SIX rooms besides kitch.n
aud some hue fruit trees IN the garden Terms c.sh
oc2 GUDDIH Il AFpERsON
BY Geo. ". WiPis, Apefr.
STOCk yale Of Groceries (0n;ecti me riss AMI
4 Household FurniiHr --Wi.l = sotl at suc.
tihn on Monday, u 9Th. cnmmenaiu, at 10 O'Clock
at the store oi tatosua, corner 81 18th and Maui
sts, ms eat're stock consisting In ps't OF;
- Dds crushed. puivtIiz.I, aud clarified Sugsg:
hid brown Sugar: Dbl Moiasses:
10 bb superfne aud family Flour,
boxes superior chewing Tobacco;
z, lbs Tea; so lbs Java Coffee;
AZ bills Pickles, in vinegar,
! bbi Pickles, in brine;
keg Sofa: kegs Lard;
2 bags Salt; bbl spice Nuts:
Cigars Smoking Tobacco, &C.
- glass Jars; gias Show cases;
Large iot copper Kettle. aui Bake hauss Tss'.
AtS0s
large lot Of Household aud Kitchen Furpl
ture, Stoves, &c
oc3 GEO W WILLIS. AuOfr
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HucLMriag-The high prices of All the
neccss4ries OF life, made higher every day
by the tOrCstallin@ OF spectators, has set
the CITY Council 10 work to see il any RENE
dy can he adopted. At their last meeting q
resolution was offered by Mr.. Scott and
adopted, instructing the Committee on Mar
kets To inquire into the e&pediency OF SO
amending the ordinance as 10 prohibit what
il called ''hucksteriug;" and also 10 inquire
into the prOpriety OF authorizing the sale OF
market produce Al the place where it is dis
charged.
By combination Gi The hucks.ers mar
kctino OF every kind can be kept Al the high.
est notch, and This can only be prevented by
prohibiting huckstering altogether 1t will
be difficult 10 frame an ordinance to do away
with the evil entirely, but much may he done
BY increasing The punishment and by pro
Libiiiug ever afterwards all convicted viola
tors of selling in the markets through agents
or otherwise. What the committee will re.
port remains 70 be seen
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A UCTION Sale OF Farm Of Az acres. i've miles
"A below Richmond i Will sell, on tue prem SEES
on Thursday, The sth day ot October, at IL O'Clock
NJ, the farm called Dove HILL uear the Charles City
road about i've miles below Redmond, adjoining
the lands OF DR. Farrar UriBher, Clarke ami others
containing al u The improvements consist o.
dwelling house, together with the usuai ontbuiid
ings. Immediately after the sale OF the iaui the
crops now on the place will he sold
TERMS made known day of sale.
Sc 26-tds JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
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TIE f10y-From present indications the
city will have large number OF INDECENT per
son, 10 provide for this winter, and the
charitable will be taxed To the iull extent OF
Thrir-neans 10 prevent want and suffering
among that industrious but unfortunate class
who are ever striving but never realizing :,
livelihood. Needle women and soldiers fam
HES cannot possibly procure the necessaries
Of life AZ the cXtrayagant prices at which
food and fuel are now held. To aid them
the City Council must appropriate large
SUMS and divide il iudiciously among the
needy at their homes.
Bat there is another class TO he cared for.
The paupers now kept IN shanties near the
poorhous ought 10 be made comfortable
for the winter. Can this tie done in THEN
present abodes We think not And If not
cannot the city get possession OF lis new
alms-house and put them in it at once The
scarcity al buildings for Confederate rur-
poses induced the Council 10 give the Sur
geon General the Use Oi the aims house iOi
our wounded soldiers: but since then add
tiona hospitals have been erected, and il this
building is no longer absolutely necessary
for the comfort OF The wounded, it ought Ia
be returned to the city for the use Of It's
rOOr
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AU01xOO AAAA0-TQW UAX.
BY Kjc.as1 GustaU -, A.<fs.
~ bis DAY. al 10 oeiock, AZ Z .f.rs, Will ssu
! st sastls1, for cash, os steSunt Of whom IL
may concera-
hhds Bacon
2 bb:s Pork
Fitur, N.ils, Tobacco
Clotkitg, Furniture
Kitchen Ware, Stoves, &c.
oc5 CAUTuORN, Auet
By James n. Taylor, A~ctiomser.
CUPERIOR Household Furniture at auction -Oo
~ Monday, the 5ih day Of October, at 10 O'Clock A
will sell at the residence Of q Griswold Esa
on koss 50, near the Richmond House, variety Cf
Furniture, consisting ~ part Of
Oue set superior Richmond made paror icrni-
tuTe
Chairs Tables, Bureau
Bedstead, Book Case, Uarpeting
Gas Fixtures
Cooking Stove, &c, &c.
TKRMs-lasb, JAS TAYLOR,
&C 2-tds AnctioDeer
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TIE Committee also acknowledge the receipt Of
SIG a. through Thos + Jackson, Treasurer for Mrs
Sue X Middleton, President, and J Gaines. y J hcs.
ersnn, 4 C Middleton, aud A Jackson, managers o.!
"a tabieaux given by the ladies' u the vicinity 81
Heess Church, Charlotte county, TOR tug purchase pt
shoes aud ciulus for tia soldiers III the Grd-3luO
10 be paid Ia the editors OF the Richmond Christian
Adtocate for the dsir ibuiou 81 their paper among
said soldiers THIS contribution Game Ut time when
our funds were exhausted Ani the demand upon as
quite pressing
Additional AID is required for the benefit OF the
soldiers in the hospitals aud r the families Of those
at home aud 10 the neid.
Contributions may be sent TO ROGER MARTIN SD
periptendent. or 70 " MuSToEL, Cnai rman army
COMMITTEES,
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JNANItD--ro purchase a good House al1 Lot
w well situated, ~ this city. Any one having
such tor sale; may hnd purchaser by addressing a
note, stating location and teIms, TO ''Box a62,
CIV + o. OZ S-2ts
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NOR HIRE--A House Servant or Narse without
encumbrancs. Apply 10
DC 3-2t> JOHN D CHiLES.
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YNOR EENT--That very desirable residence sitG-
r ateI on the corner OF Grace aud Madison SITS,
uoW ocrupiet! by Sir Jas 81 Mason Possession given
2lsi Uct01ef Address "B"X oS2." City Post OF
t.e 10 Ste
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WANTS.

NVANTED-A gentleman OF extensive experience
w desire. TO get situation on large farm as
Oyerserr. The best Il recommend atiODs can be
given. Persons in want will address me at Rich
mond. or call on me on the Westham Plankroaj,
four miles nbor Richnt nd J II DODD.
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NkYA< lkD.--A slugte gentleman wishes to buy or
w reut furnished or unfuruished house ~ d lie
sirabia iucattuL--Oue Win stable preferred Al
dress HENRY ORTIZ, .
Us ST Ballard House.
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~ 70 sacks Virginia sail
81 kegs aud bbs lara
"a bbls choice brown sugar
bids good DO do
TO bills mulaSSes
10 BOXES a.meyer : candies
Ii do do soap
- do pnueaiN Mi! ground coffee
- doSen essence Of coffee
ID kegs starch
30 reamo wrapping paper
Together " itG general asSJi ment oil family gro
ceres, fo4 sale wholesale ami retail by
GEO r. BAKER,
0--.t& Main ST. between 9Th aud 18th
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NOR SAtE-iu remain ia or near the city, pretty
n good looking black man, something over 30
Yeats oil age SAID 10 be all excellent honSe servant,
,u., he saws he Is good hand to take of horses
and a good carriage driver yellow man, about
70 wears old, vino IL 3 good house servant ana can
drive one horse carriage. A Young WOMAN II To
10 years Of age, who Is good washer and ironer,
general house servant anal nurse, and another young
woman, Who is a plain co"k, washer, aud ifouer,
and has worked IN the Ield, about Is years OF age.
Apply ut Cary 81 Jail. &c l--eod3tS
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FOR RENI-A very desirable dwelling House, now
vacant, 5th street, south oi Nam, from Isl
October. Apply to q II CHAinLET s. co,
oc 5--Itt 18Th st, bet MAN and Cary.
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WANTED To purchase IA nice li.ht Express Wa
W son in good Older. Apply immediately at the
American Hotel. VIM 4 WRIGHT CO,
3 III pfNuririoTP.
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M ANTtD-By Young man: discharged from
w the army, situation as Clerk he has had
some experience ia this c,Iy; also has had four or
TIE Years eXperieuee III Tie manufacture OF tGbac
cu-ean bring good city reference Address Tor two
weeks, DO. 3d. richmond Post Office.
-y1&
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w A ~, ln Lady Of experience in trasas
either ina private family or school Terms, per SEES
sion of i've months sl5n Zone hundred and fifty dol
iars) aud board Address " Miss I.W Ii - Paiueylic,
Amelia CD, Va &C 6-sWUt@
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E.OR RENT--A Large Vacant Lot, los by lZ5 feet
on east line Of 9lu street, between Byrd ami
Arch streets. Apply 10 Isaac Williams at Tredegar
Iron WoTAs OF t. T. e. Hunter at Richmond Iron and
Steel Works STE
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eSf ANTED-A House, furnished or uniurnshei,
Nv anywhere in the Wet end of town,
above 18th street. Address 81" Dispatch Office
9s&
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sat AN iED to i;eBtlhree or four Uniurniahed
wv Rooms With use %! Kitchen, above Is, Ii street
AMI between MAIN ami Marshall streets. Also want
Cd, Servant gal, Address, with terms - K, Dis
pltcl! Gutt oC . ~
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aH1 ANIED "A young lady from Louisiana, Com
Ne petent 10 instruct in English, music on tie
pane aid The radments OF French, wishes situa
ton teacher IN private family Satisfactory re
farencns viii be Furnished. Address bliss Dunbar, -
Dispatch Office. 0c 0-.Ztf
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YsY aNTED-TO purchase a good fresh Mich
@* Cow, Tor which the highest market price
viii lie rsid X I FOSTER CO.
-
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NOR HlRE-A good Cook Washer aud ifoner,
wuhou, encu mbraBc4, f"f the balance o HE
yrar Arpiy To & 4 BALDWIN 4 co.
oe 5-.ls 18Th st, iaSf Cary.
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NEY aNTED--A Situat.ou A young man who has
Wv been discharged from the military service
desires situation IN some mercantile businesS-out-
door business preferred He can bring satisfactory
reComm eudations as to character, qualifications, &c.
Address t'h NJ Dispatch office. &c 5--2t
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\TANlE Ia :. central part vi tue Guy, four fur
w Il-.iei RuniuS-~tuIee chambers aud lartur,
| wah The use Of Kitchen Address i.ox Osl, iost
| DIce oc 5-2t+
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aaJ AM EU--Au elderly uIau al good character,
Wv IL act a. inner uight guard IL a G0yerHneDt
siOre-hoise. Address II, - box Jay Posi- Office.
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~66@

MoB1LE.'Jan. 1.-The following dis
patch,u has been received in official quar-
tiers:
MuRRREEsRoRo,. Dec. 3l.-We have
driven the enemy from every position
except from our extreme left. Our troops
now occupy the battlefield. W. have cap.
tured four thousand prisoners, thirty pei
ces of artillery, and two hundred wagons.
Among the prisoners are two Brigadier
Generals.
VlcKBuRo, Jan. 2.-Skirmishing con-
tinued all day yesterday, without any
important result.
No general engagement is expected un-
til the arrival Of Gems. McClernand and
Sherman,with the BALANCED the Yankee
army.
All are confident of our ability to hold
Vicksburg against any force the Yam
KEGS may bring here.
New England is beginning to howl.
Wendell Phillips, in a late speech at
Boston, said thatsls months hence, the
West will desert the East, and join her
natural ally, who holds the mouth of the
Mississippi. Phillips intimates, that if
the democracy is successful, there is dan
ger of an alliance among 20 States, lea
wing New Bingham. in the cold.
Commenting on the speech of Phillips
at New York, the Mercury says: We
believe that the last army the north will
ever raise and put in the field in this
war, is now in the field, and that it must
conquer the rebellion or fail, and if it
fails, then the dissolution of the union
will be accomplished. In that event the
six States Of New England will find
themselves left alone in their glory and
we are quite sure that the new confed-
Grafton Of States, of which she is part,
can exist in peace, harmony and pros
perity on this continent.
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Important Legislature Enaetmcnts.

The act conscripting slaves for N i
tary purposes, authorizes a call fos33 hal1
the male force and compensates the y.
wner by payment at 81 per day and the
appraised value if lost while in the public
service.
The act providing for the support Of
the families of the soldiers now i'll ser
vice, and those who may hereafter vol
unteer, land also Of the Militia while iii
activ") appropriates five million of dol
lars for that purpose. 1t awards ten
dollars a month to the wife or mother,
and five dollars for every child, brother
or sister under twelve years Of age, or
other relatives being dependent upon
the soldier for supports.
The Militia Act calls out all free white
male persons, whether temporary or per-
manently residing in the State between
the ages of II and so, except those ply
sicalIy or mentally disqualified. 1t ex-
cepts specially, the members Of the Leg
~isla!ure and Of the Judiciary and Adj
ministrative Department of stla Gov
ernment, both State and Confederate,
Clergy,nen i ssthog discharge of their du.
~ and Physicians Of seven years actual
practice in the State.
Under the new law; the Governor is
not authorised to tranfer the S t troops
to;thc Confederate Government.
All forced sales or tax sales of pro-
perty in any Parish in possession of the
enemy declared Snullivoid.
Prescriptions not to apply'in favor of
third persons until five years,iafter rati-
%6cation Of treaty Of peace. 1betweensethe
two Governments.
Compulsory collection Of State11 taxes
.suspendedi untilss Febuary,s.1s64.
All prescription laws suspended du-
ring the existing war.
The Seat of Government has been
removed to Shreveport. The regular
session. of sthe Legislature has been
changed to first..Monday. of May next.
Also An Act 10 authorised the Gov.
ernor of the State Of Louisiana to press
into the service Of the State, slaves and
other property for the pubic defenses OF
the State during the present war.
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DETENU a la ge6le de la Paroisse
des Avoyelles lie Negro marion DANLY,
4ui BE dit appartenir all Capt Allen de
Ia Riyiere Rouge vis-a-vis l'embouchure
du Bayou Cotile. LIE dit esclave est age
d'environ 81 n ct mesure S pieds six
pouces
LIE p%roprietaire est ddment notife de
reclamsr sa propriete conformelneht a la
loi
Paroisse Avoyelles, 10 Janvier 1868.
DORA GUILLOT,
Golfer.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. J
PARoIssE DEs AvoyELLEs

COU DU SEPTIEME DISTRICT JUDICIA1RE.
Succession de Eugtnic RoysTcuve Joseph
Gauthier decide.
ATTENDU que Zelien Gauthier de Ia pa.
roisse Avoyelles, a p%etitionne en- cette Cour
pour etre nomme administrator de la djte
succession.
Toutes les personnes qui pcuvent y etre in.
teressees, sont dument notifies a deduire
les %raisons, 81 elles en- ont, dams les dix jours
i tartir de la premiere insertion de lavis.
ponrquoi il ne serait pas fait droit ala reque
te de cette petition.
Bureau du Grefier, a Marksville, ce 10
jour de Janvier 1868.
L. Ii. COUVILLION,
Grefier.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
! Parish of Aroyclzcs.
It'll Judicial Uis'y.ci COZ,

Succession of JeromessChaumont, deceased.
WHEREAS, Azelie Bordelon widow of
the Parish of Avoyclles, has filed in the
clerk office of said Court, a petition pray
ing to be appointed administrators Of the
above entitled succession.
Now, therefore, all persons Interested
herein, are hereby notified TO show cause,
if any they have, within ten days from
the publication hereof why the petitioner s
prayer should not be granted.
Clerks office, Marksvilie, the10th JAN
uary 1863.
L. II. COUVILLION,
Clerk.
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From tbs i.adisians Democrat Office:
GREAT AND G-ORIOUS!!
HEADQUARTERS

HEADQUARTERS,
Galveston.rT',xa Jan. l. 1868.
To :. Co"ptE.iAdjndaM General: ]
This morning, first of January, at}3
o'clock. A M.. l attacked the enemy's
ncet anl g,rrisoniat* thisssplac',.. and cap
tured the latter and the steamer Harriet
Lane and two banks and a schooner of
the former.
The rest, some fourior five in lumber
escaped ANONYMOUSLY under v of a
flag Of truce. I.havHaboutiisi hundred
prisoners and a quantity Of valuable
stores, .armz, &c. The Harriet iLane is
rery,little injured. She:wa carried.by
boarding from two high pressure cotton
steamers, manned by Texas cavalry and
artillery.
The line troops:were CALAMITY COM
manded by Col! ThomasEGreen Of sib-
ley's brigade, and The. ships and artillery
by Major Leon Smith, to whose 'ndon'-
table energy and heroic:daring the coun-
try is indebted for the successful execu-
ton Of a plan.which:I had conceived tor
the destruction Of the enemy's feet.
Col. Dagby. Of Sibley's Brigade, also
commanded the Volunteers from his Re
giment for the naval expedition, in which
every officer and every man won for HIM
self i%mperishable renown.
lam, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
J. BANKHEAD MAGRUDER.
Maj. Gen. Com'dg. Dept. Dis. of Texas.
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We extract the following from a lead
er in the L. Democrat Of the 9TH.
Speaking Of Legislative Benefits our
able cotemporary says:
One necessary act was performed uu-
der pressure of present exigencies which
is likely to have permanent effect. The
Constitution provides that tho Seat of
Government shall be and remain at Ba-
ton Rouge unless changed by three
fourths Of the General Assembly. The
Constitutional majority was obtained
and Shreveport is selected by the Legis-
lature as the Capital. If SO remote a
town had been selected by n y.other au-
thority. how irate would the ~peripatetic
grumblers and perjured ovaders Of Con-
scription have become! 1t is not likely
however that Shreveport will remainthe
Capital longer than the Val. The State
House having been burned a few days
ago, no inducements will exist to consti-
tute Baton Rouge the Capital anew, and
it will therefore no doubt be fixed at,
New Orleans, from which City it should
never have been removed.
The regular session Of the Legislature
is also changed. By the Constitution it
is fixed at the Sd. Monday in January
unless a different day be selected by
law. The lawmakers have now fixed first
Monday in May, and the Second Session
Of the Twenty-Seventh Legislature will
therefore be held at that time. Although
this period may not remain as permanent
no one will propose to return to the pre-
vious one. The session should commence
on the LIST Monday in January or short
ly previous thereto. The Governor should
be inaugurated at the beginning of the
year and the Legislature should be in
session to witness the ceremony. At pre-
sent that body meets, the Committees are
appointed, and one week elapses, when
the whole Government changes-a new
presiding officer comes in for the Senate
and new Governor announces a policy
in an inaugural, whichpercbance is direct
ly opposite to that recommended the
previous week by his predecessor. This
is a part, and a sample of the endless
confusion and lack ofsystematic arrange
ment, prevalent in all our Constitutional
details.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
PARISH OF AvOYELLES. J
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.

SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Succession of Prudent Rabalais, deceased.
WHEREAS, Ado'phe P. Rabalais, of the
Parish Of Avoyelles, has flied in the clerk
office of said Court, u petition praying to be
appointed administrator f the above entitled
succession.
Now, therefore, all per sons interested here.
in are hereby notified to show cause, if any
they have, within ten days from the publica,
ton hereof why the petitioners prayer should
not be granted.
Clerks office, Marksville, the 10th day Of
January 1863.
Clerk.
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C~ON5CRIPTS!

You are ordereds"to rendezvous at
Marksville on "wednesday, 14th inst at
10 A. NJ. Each tnan must bring a..blan-
ket, knapsack, haversack, cantccn and a
change Of clothing, and be prepared to
take up the line. of march for Camp
Pratt.
W. F. CHENEY,
Enroll. Officer, Par. of Avoyelles.
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A ~OFLOUISIANA,
Parish of Avoyelles.

SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. COURT.
Succession Of Eugene Roy, " idoW Joseph
Gauthicr deceased.
WHEREAS Zelien Gauthier of the pa
IRISH of Avoyelles, has filed in the clerk Office
Of said Court petition praying to be ap
pointed administrator. of the above entitled
succession.
Now there fore, all persons interestedherein,
are hereby notified to show cause, if any they
have. within ten days from the publication
hereof why the petitioners prayer should not
be granted.
Clerks Office, Marksville, the 10th day Of
January 1868. E
L. II. COUVILLION,
Clerk.
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ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE,)
PAROIssE DIES AvOYELLEs.

CoUR DU sEPTIEME DISTRICT J~UD1C1AIRE.
Succession de Prudent .Rabalais, decide.
ATT ENDU que Adolphe P. Rabalais DIES
Avoye!ies, a petitjonne en- cette Cour pour
etre nomme administrator de ladite sue
cession
Toutes les personnes qui p%euvent y etre in
teressees, sont duement notifies a deduire
les %raisons, 81 Giles en- ont, dams les dix jour1
a partir de Ia premiere insertion de ravis|
pourquoi il ne serait pas fat droit a Ia requel
te de cette petition. 4
Bureau du Grefier, a Marksville, ce II
Janvier 1862.
L. H. COUvILLON, Grefier.
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a. Surgeon James Hill has been
assigned to the Parish ofAvoyelles.
Conscript claiming exemption for ply
steal disability will have to undergo his
examination.
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AVIS.

lie s. NE Instituteur public de ia
Paroiss( lafayette desirant s'etahlir aux
Avoyel S Sc propose aux families on
aux Did @ctenrs d'ecols Ell cette %capacite.
II peu1 aynir d'excellentes recommand-
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y arksville, 3 Janvier 1868.
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