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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-15
Real Gstate Dor Sale.

REAL EST ATE
Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. II.
The subscriber being abou, to eav the State, will sell
-at--
Public Auction.
WITHOUT RESERVE,
ON Thursday, July u, 1884 commencement dayl
A. 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following described pieces Of
Real Estate. 70 wit:
MY RESID ENCE,
Known as tho Gates House.
Situated on 'hc corner of College and East Streets. with
about 1000 feet Of land, with beautiful Garden and
abundance 90 ShruOocry. and plenty of small aud
rthcr Fruits ia bearing Abundance n shade Trees
ai1W he Wake said House Is one " the best stfuc
lures 900 % village, has been fitted up by the occupant
without regard 90 expense contains 80 rooms, has
been and h. now occupied extensive booming and
BOARDING House has abundance NJ good water also
stables AMI all Necessary outbudings spacious and ia
good repair.
The Furniture in said House will be sold to the pur.
chaser II desired At much less than its present value
This place needs only 10 be seen 20 be admired I'm.
mediate possession given Of any Of the property adyer
used II desired
NICE O-sTOBY HOUSE
on the lot south II the ab,ve containing rooms
Win about 20 eco feet Of land occupied a. Board
ing House IN hr'traic repair
Also
a lWo-otory I'welling House and l.,
Containing l5 Rooms situated a, No TO- Main Street
with about 10000 feel ofland Thiss frsolass House
IN good repair ample supply Of water, Barn aud out
Also Building No. Q. Main Street. has abon, 1000
feet Of land The from, is designed for stores and Ia
suitable for Millinery Shop Dry Goods, or Barber all
Of which are much needed IN this village The rear
Intended Tor families, and in good repair.
Also, 2 story DueAing Houses, Nos. 4 G, Church
street. with about IS 900 feet Of land with ali necessary
desirable.
The above Property besides being situated in one Of
the most pleasant and fourishing Villages Of New
Ham shire has been selected with great care as 20 ooa
ton, and is all in fine order.
Terms Qf Sale made easy 10 the Purch4scrs, and
made known at the time aud place Of sale Any further
information can be had on application 20 the subscriber
~ Hanover, a., or TO A. %. Brewster. ESQ Court
ST., Boston, Mass
@. W KIBLtNG.
@ y Fowler die'i0ucer
HanoAer, n II. June rs 1864
DARN FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-15
arw ADVERTISEMENTS.

DRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE
i Printing Office in one Of the best counties in
this State Is offered for sale 1t has excellent wash
ngton hand Press. job Press (iawke Cd one dy
type. from 40 line plea down II has list Of over 1909
subscribers, good advertising patronage and fair run
Of job work There not than 2j names on the
whole list but that good With the exception Of
the last two, there has been year since the present
proprietor has the paper that he has cleared less
than $500 above all expenses
For further particulars address the Editor Of this
paper.
july 10 1864 1gdaw2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-15

I LIBERATION NOTICE.-This is to GER
II ufy that have given my son, WILLIAM DAN
ISIS. his lime during tho remainder Of his mi-
nority aud that shall claim none u bic earnings nor
pay any debts of bis contract ~ ater this date
JOSEPH s. DANIELS.
Montpelier July D. 1864 1915.
n EW LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
~ Bridge Street. opposite Freight Dept
We are now prepared to"LETr' all kinds Of teams
THAI arc usually Kept alta
LIN r. II Y ST lie.
II Reasonable Rates.
Please give us cali.
We also want % purchase few good Livery Horses
JOHN d BARTLETT a co.
Montpelier, July i2ta, 1854 dav:u
M AN IED.-To JoUNEYMEN PRINTERS
W Wanted at the Gazette and Courier oih .e Green
field Mass, STEADY and reliable Jouncyman Printer
who thoroughly understands the business both at
case and press on 'b work. and is also good compost
or on newspaper work, will find steady situation and
good aud prompt pay by Immediate application.
iysdaw2'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-15
MY RESIDENCE.

NICE o-sTOBY HOUSE,
on the lot next south II the above containing rooms
with about 20 600 feet Of land now occupied a. Board
Imn unuan. IN Lr.l-r.ln ROM Z
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-15

PRICE 81. 80 PER BOTTLE.
sold by \ X. Brown, Wood, Bixby & Co.. S 2. Red
field Montpelier Elijah Perry. Cabot.
Aud by Apotheeares and dealers in Medicines general
ly and at the Doctors office,
81 and 50 Hanover Street, Boston.
id,eod wanoa'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-15
~ X T. A s A l. Il
~ ---OF--
REAL ESTAT
Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. II.
The subscriber being about to eav the state. will sell
Public Auction

WITHOUT RRsRRv
On Thursday, July u, 1884 Commencement dayl
A. 10 O'Clock A. NJ the following described pieces Of
Real Estate. 90 wit:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-15

Collector I
Montpelier July 9Th, 1854
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
BANk OP CAMDEN SO. CA.
MeYci, Sth. 1854.

DRRSoSS s who intend 10 convert their Treasury
Il notes into par cent Bonds, through the Bark
credit neffsctoas Of Sieo because no Bonds win be
Issued With fractions Of Sloo. They had hester
take tho fractions out of Bank and use 70 best adga
tsge for sstes lss april next they vii; be paid in the
present currency at par all such fractions Ard LEI It
DC ressrbesed deposits viii be received aer she leh
and noac raia oat after 18th n,ss-unsil ai,sr ss
April nexs ", & JOHNSON, P reidsRi
March III H
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
HEAlsQUARTERs Ee OFFICE.

cAYpEs. s. G. pfsl I3th. 1854
y ALrs peraoas between ;he sss~ 81 scsesseva and
He Gssy years q ase. Will repes: sos eHseaiHgas In
say oasee forthwith.
IL All evrsiacasss ak sxenpssor. hefvtosaFo ssued
bv Enfasisag tsf:scers under pscss@as Aess OF Cen
gfesa gsxcxps sxssapses Of s contractors, drivers
az rssTo ces BOD hacks, and on accssas q religious
o;nsoas so srressed sad all psssass kodins sacsi
sxsssptosss ars es5esed 10 sspsrs soe sarpsissas.
I'LL Hi ssrsoas wio hold exemptions fos passst6si
ssahs1ssy fue she Medical Board arp also ordered 60
sesess sns cassllasens. By order of
W. Il LgITyEg,
Aprsiis G Capt. and r. o. En
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
sTRAYED ON STOLEN

Y,goM .se sasserSSr. nine sssses abors Csmaes.
L ,he Lancaster aaaa. shrre Mich goSs, two Dry
cc#s aad sxe Ysarings. marked she figure u sss
rsg. ear ssd swallow fogk aRd anassas ia taa lsa.
IL ia ee:iesea sas ,ss sbere cssse haye hser sses
as the Hi'ch cowa les thsir calves NJ hozs. liberal
.rwass. v III DO paid Erf asasmsiaa ssas win Rad 70.
.hesr sseovery, ss tes tho dssseisoS Of The tase
ysnsrr, JAMES LovK
TsbsuaEy
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
200 DOLLARS REWARD.

THE sbovo ,eard will be paid sr the cesoe.ea Of
he RASCAL who ea. she gin.asad cE The snescrser.
on Saturday nsas iass. Persons owning shoe shops
will please keep 81 ere CO all soe lsssher seas 20 ssss
hops SUTHsbLasb LsaHosD
Year aary a.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
March IL
NOTICE.

A LII parsons hasiag ciamaa against the Estate Of
"A James v Lyses deceasod #rii pasass present tss
same 70 me duiy a,,ssied at as early day az posi-
fls and all persoss itsesed 10 ssid Estate will peass
make sywsens to re Of their respetiTs fasbs4dnssa
at an early asy, &c. NARY 4. LYLEs, A4irr.
March Is y
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
NOTICE.
coSFgpgRaTg srArEs DEPOSITORY

CoSFgDRRATg STaTRS DEPOSITORY.
GAsoEs, scHth Carolina
March iSsh 1854.
TIVE oee will be oea sor The srsnssctcn tf hasi-
Esss, svesy dag froni 10 u m. Until ocsock. ?
"a exc~ ssturdays Theee VIII be 6svcted 20 max
fng up ths weekly rssgrns feauircd
W T. JOHNS0S
March is II Deposstary'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
WANTED.

A fss1MPETgST Basssess man % net as M agrut
a sas siss nss,sScs os SersAsw aot liable 10 Nai
.ary duss III the Confederate afEy.
A,ldsess JAMES SOW Easss, H. G. n.
Mssess 4 ss s!sseDces & C.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
CONFEDERATE STATES nxP0siTARY.
CANpgs. 4 G. Maxh iEl.h 1874

T HAVE sesn apgsAnta oegcal,ary. usaes The eel
i fCosgtess II iaa l;st Yshrasry asa, 6S fsaa-
kcg Treasury Notes asd viii he ssaiy IN proceed 10
szsssse-s se-ssoros. si ssY oee In tAs ark Of Gam
aez. fsonP. sesaoS is rsvsunssasl slssas Statg
cassScsss tos iisstt ussssry ssd re,siaE Ashi
PCS oss Boa 10 wI,sc aFe rcee raise t axes fos this
5sas. pespohs bringing mn ey eF deposit are cS.
ps<sd 20 have sks tIls assorted sgrsisg 10 detosni
nasscca aud Counted in packages q slco $500 $500,
&c. W. E JOHNSON,
c, s Deposisasy
March II
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

Suesa TKox TIE SORGHUM SrsuP.-We
take great pleasure in Publishing the following
note from W. II. Ruff, Esq, Of Fairfield Dis.
triea:
sMs syrsp from the Sorghum has gone to
sugar | boiled il with the view of making SUI
gar. II now wants TO be dripped. or the mo-
lssses and sugar separated, which ] design do
ing. Sugar can be made from II. to do each
ard escrg family 10 The Coafederacy.n
This Is q gratifying fact. We need hardly
enlarge upon il. We trust that The process
will soon be mate plain by which the syrpp is
converted into sugar i. Is no doub. simple
aad practicable, and consisis1nain!y il, the time
Of boiling. Mr. Ruff will do the public ser
vice, BY reporting It fully, and also by describ.
ing tbe mode in which he finally eliminates
the sugar.- Gadriiaa.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

IL j. stated ID Az exchange, that stacking
sraia seafd green pole II sassafss, wilI sE
! Fsssaaliy prevent auS injury from thu weayil.
Tbs experiment has been tried IN several ia-
ssanes~s ard IN al cases tiae rasals has been
satisfactory.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

Sstfs AMcso 1ag Mnaaoss.-J There il 4
ssrsona sehisfa in Tho Mormon ranks. The
sseessionisss dsciase sgsiass polsgaay aud con
fsns themselves with one wisr. nj least one al
ftsHe. An organization founded on this lies
has been formed in cincinasi. anier lbs leader.
ship Of floseph Smith. lr. and Isaac d. sKodgers
Thsy sss sass they have missionaries ererssieg
In Bsigaasa Young aominions. Who ass ssry
successful in making converts. Their psescss.
ssnsiasso,s. il IN The vicinity 81 c..aisass. bur
they have purchased thirty thousand a:res Of
laaa Ia Missouri. whsse they iasead 10 settle
shsa the sas ID over and issils up 4 cisy lot
slse hshitassaa es The essssslal.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
HARK.

THIS nesasifss thoroughbred yu4nI ssalIsca. by
] Isa Davis dsaa hs Esssaw SHARK vii stsad At
IaaSirk HiSl slp easslins seassn tss March 10 1ss
ynyl ~ Fiasy dei.sts pssaa5s ia ssivsaes. No IN.
saranSa. 81 i.06 70 she tsreoaa !,
Mareh
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
Tmr RgcapfTsxe Rusgssss M Saw Yoag.--
The New York yrshasss saws.


The New York 7friasaS says:
The syssssn ofiecruising whish has ssesn.ly
been followed In this city b oae. ofsha gseassss
seaaaaIs of The #sr. Ishss iesn oae , af o..
gaassed psilagc. ressrs being bad 10 licensing
With narcotic poispns, ;hrca:s. violence, ruprs.
seasasioas and Kidnapping. In order 10 furnish
victims 10 the bounty brokers and Gil mp the
army with diseon.ensesi and unfit men. Grip.
piess old maa, zserc boys. nscn Iabcring under
Encurahle diseases. aud snltIieEs previously
discharged sos physical disability. form greas
part Of The gecruiss recently enlisted in this c!,Y.
WAR ora NavY HAS DoxE.-A report ;u
respect 10 the Yankee res.els captured by the
Confederate cruisers aas made 10 tho Wash
ingscn Congress few days ago II inc!ales
All she captures mp 10 the a0sh of Isss January.
Tbs lsss, which The New York NfYs says 10 90.
eosassse.e. fooss up lss, with tonnage Of 3D..
9o4. As afiy dellars a Ion, the vcsssls ase
valued AZ ea.sss. 300, The cargoes as oan hno.
irei dollars ton. are estimated at Ga. go, 400.
Total vaina. sis. .4s5. 500. Sisty-swe werc cap.
snred by Tho Alabama. twenty-sax by tho Sssss.
.sr and twenty-five hg slse Florida
---se@-~~--~
The Empress hss discarded white stockings,
and weaas hIre snd white stsipesi.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

cosscgIpg DEPARTMENT.
cosrxs,A. Apssl s. 1854.
.gesgsss or1sv NJ 81
Assas kisss J fsseta ss saasgaed 10 aass ~ rosn.
Be Haa4ssas ri Ehs csap as iassrpessUs, ard Hsl
bs obeyssi and respected steariingsg
by osssse q AsSos Malsoa. CasHsnaaazas ef Cos.
aesstsa ISAAC AySg.
arsii is La4ss and Aafs,
ess@ al papsss In i,se ssais wti oofS swta~
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

A Bairs WosrH HAvsso.--Thc Rocking
ham, IA, Register pabisshss the marriage Of
Miss Lacy r. Roller, tho daughter Of a wealthy
fasmar in tho ccaatry. and sdds: She was
what We would call aan Independent girl Her
bridal on,Es vas ail fsaie with her own. hansss,
from her beautiful and elegant s,saw-has down
10 the handsome gaiscss upon her Sect, Her
essn delicate hasds spaH asd wdse the fsss;cr1.
nj af which hsr wedding slrcas and travelling
closk aesc aaade !: 30 that she bad nothing mp
on her psssea when she uas married which
was not made by hcsaelf. Nor was she CON
pellsd BY necessity OF poverty TO make ibis en-.
hihiiica III her independence. She did il for
Tho par pose al showing 10 tho wotld how indie
peassas Southern giro arc.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

Twx LgTTIg SAroIxax.--A recent ssstsny
fsom Paris relates she following Al The lass
reception Il. The Tuiilesies. she Emperor wss
converting With sosssr one on the A,astieaa
aar. wisea his lissia son approached. apriaes." !"
SAsid tbs Emperor. .soa kMe never beard of
the American was. hase yeuF~ .s0h. yes,s
said sks rsyal srsoa. Well. which sido are
ven 10 isses Of asksd ihe Emperor. u take
the eide of The soaloisra,ssv renliea shs child.
@Nhy 30 !" said tie Eapss8s. afseesasa they
are the ysakrss, and fight the best saia HE
bog. Wen said, Tor tho iis:is hllew. He'll
saske uaa.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
sAM EETGHE ..

SEAEN E1b NHBAs ~
M LID be at bis stable ri the Hermitage ths ca
w saiag ssssen, commencing the frat Of Rsrch'
Tsrras~-Eifty Dollars ths Sesson, payable ia ads
vsnee
February u
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
MEDICAL NOTICE.

HE uBders3gncd haze iossned eapertnefshP for
the prscsiea Of medicue, tn Camden and its vi
ciuisy.
{ n DEsAUSSuRg, g. D.,
D |. DESA AUSSURE, II. D.
April a
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22
NOTICE.

TsAPT. W. r HuGHsoS will scs ,. ssy Agsss sce
~ sc sranssttsap Of oil business In FsfeFsseo 20 AZ
ssfsars asency. aising ny ssseace In sAe service.
January = u " I. DfFAsS
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

aoas 5saFw TsA.-aIs Is sssahlsisd sse.
yoAd dpaaat Z says shn cosa,aaas EaQairsr. ..by
sisssesssrl ssssss;sasas, thai siis ptasi wilt grow
ssd as yssld YEA ieassse eF segy siao flavor Ia ths
sssafaase las ssisrss 81 4 gentleman os soath
sssusa,a e nov deceased, Id sise ealssvssion al
isas was made anowa shFoagh the press ssve.
fas yeass sssss iaasa sisat us. 4. L. Aeee.
ofslallos eoasssIg, Gas has been equally sae.
eessfal-~perhass ssofs so--snd sha, ii. y.
grows llss this yeas Yielded BIN considerable
csep al Gna isavas
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

The Empress has discarded white stockings,
and veass hIns sad white stsipea.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

cesrEDERATx prrrra- We copy tho sol
towing rcccip: from The Rockingham Register.
fos making eoadinsens equal 10 the bess pep
per: Take eight or saa pods Of red pepper,
boil ~ sssong as you can make Il then sid
one pint Of sheai and boil aatii II gets strong
shen dry and paTsh 1t brown very slowly. Then
grind aud il Is fis sor uss. "a
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-22

Coas SareE PaFgs-~Ths Austrian Govern
men. hss pablishe. The official catalogue Of i.s
schocl books, which sse all printed at the I'm
perial printing office as Vicfa soaspf the won-
dsrs Of sho world in admirable ssyse. E.is sn.
tsFsssiHg to note that they arc printed On pa.
per made Of corr slineks, or of leaves which.
protects tho ears Of maize. Thema,ersaI gives
the page yellowish color. which medical men
bod 70 be less fasigaing 70 the eye than our
shosy pages.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-07
500 Confederate Notes NaGit.

NOR SALE. for Confederate trca-"arE
L notes of the denomination o! ono H''n-
lcl dollars, confederate seven per cont
reg stored bonds. and ccrt!ical - torsimi'ar
bonds. Of various denominations. from five
Aundrel - five tApu and dollars. v til in
forest from Ist July, 1858. the principal
! Gyablc in five or ii irty years ut the option
of the Confederate States. These bonds
will not be subject in the hands of the pur-
chaser to the Confederate tax for lS6J and
1854. The sale must he perfected before
July lst 1861. y portion Of those bonds
to the amount of three thos.s,,;iG dollars, l.
deposited j.: Goiun oia. ;. &. Yhis presents
II favorable opportunity for transmitting
funds to the east Of the Mississippi Writ
ten proposals can be addressed to
THOMAS G. REYNOLDS.
'unc6 1t Marshall. Texas.
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d"rs from this Bureau, pursuant to the \ ct
of May IL. 1868. will also Immediately file
in Ibis Office the bond required by the Act
of l1ih February. in which case the cXcmp-
lion Of iso.c entitled to exemption under
said Nct Of Eth Feb. Will date from 9th
April. lsGi and The details of such as are
not entitled to exemption under said Act
viii be extended II months ironl said 9Th
April, and those who fail to comply at
once with tins requirement, will be report
ed to this Office by The Enrolling Officers.
that their exemptions or details may be re-
voke1.
VI The bond req irel by &c =, Far. OF
this order, IN addition to he Other conli-
tions prescribed by the :; ntu'c "i,l he con-
ditioacd as follows, viz: that The prrson
detailed viii deliver the bacon or pork and
beef repaired by tie law. within tHelvc
months from The Lttc of the deal, and an
nlally there tter. during its co;t,,;uncn.
from such times a. the General command
ing the department may designate. anA
thos. executed pursuant to tn. ' Far. V II
lie conditioned in addition 20 HE other coz
dition of tive Statue,) fhn. the exempted or
detailed person will deliver lie bacon or
por,t and beef within twelve month, O! Q ;.
April. 1864. and Annually th"tea.t +. 80
long ~ the exemption CT detail may CON
tInur. nj ,uch tire; "a the cpu1ai4u Ing
General ma... d"-i-uuf.. Details aud ~
clDptOnS heretofore et persons - %" H'is
OF or"isr"rs of less thau j. able bndtc !
tirid hand, between the aces Of i and -
years, VIII expire AT the eni Of y months
from 9th April last.
VII. Tie bond given r'irsu n. to The two
pre- .'iiu.c para ri,.Ii-. inuSt BE- accompIn-
led with The atii !lytts OF III cyr,np'ri or
detailed person. -:itiug the nu;.lber at
slaves ny the liant Itinn Or plantation, they
wer. exempted or detailed to oversee. he
tween the ages OF 10 and -. whether they
are IN t"c field or NOT and applications tor
exemption Ut,!er tie At of ian i'yI must
also sa'e distinctly the number II s,,ch
slaves on the plantation.
VIII. Al persons detailed, IL agI u'tr.
ri-' uu he ground 81; pishlic necessity u;.,lrr
thc ea;i Let Of Eth February, arc sJhire,-
ID 10 the san. requirement.. and rules "a,
thnsr exempted by tn. Act a. oT'.l"r-4 o.:
o,arscers of slaves.
~. Al bonds given by owaerS. over
Gers, Nu I-,rirUil,uTi.i> must b.. n.!.Tpw.-
cdgc b. tao obl-or, before t,Ir .I"cl y.
be county or parish. and thr =rf't - m'tSt
max" al !uI it hc!oT. sal! ccrl.. that they
ioiatly have property suffice. t. forced ALE
to thr vailc q! he prnpity 81 tn hon@-
,,nI over aII above mir Individual iiAvi.-
tiles. winch taos the cirri: must Certify M
,!ri' Is hand i.Hd ":ncial seal.
y. General order No. II. last series rom
this Glrc;u, IS HEREBY revoked.
H., cntn!ulHl or
t-i- f,n, I.T.E-T'T,
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Succession OFF,. G.. Tssi.a-E.

DN virt.r of Il Wi, pt sale to ne directed
- from tn. honorable the District Cont
tpr the parish Of CaIdp. | viii sell. to the
las' and highest bidder. on saturday. the
lth day of june. loGI. three certain lots Of
ground III Nugginsvilie near the corpora
ton line. known on the map OF said lots.
fled December 3Ist. 1853. recorded in Book
.. page Gjj. in tho Recorder S f':;icc known
rs lots Nos. IL, Is and II. each measuring
$50 feet by one hundred and eleven feet.
Terms CASH, subject TO appraiScment.
LEILA VI. TALBERT.
mavlo-6t Administrators.
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Genera, l.. k.nEY SAITH.
Head .s'.s Ia l.sG. Disision. }

.A.N!I Ws--t-.lN LOUISIANA. !,
IL tie .jiel3 .lSt -Itny. ls14. !
1t is hereby enjoincl upnl al the cilI-
lens. Of Av"yrl.e@. liable 70 ronscrip icn 10
report themselves Ia tie Enrolling Officer
at Msnssr:.. " at such other place may
ue Indicated by him. within ten days "t t!i"
publication "t HI, oIs!c", III their e>l}eciivr'
neiGhborhools. Failing To Do so. they viii.
lie considered Jay hawI:cr5 a",, shot down
without mercy.
b. command of
Mayer General Ron >Rp TAYioE.
&. :. pOLIGEAC.
Nsi. Gen. Comd'g "a lnt. Division.
May 3ist SIT