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CONDITION
CONDITION
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or KNOXVILLE
u u THE 81. Tn on rtr.N NrpCcErt -.

OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, on
~ ths aorains u bs srst aSaaay Of JsazsEy, Ises:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.

". will offer FOR sale on the SECOND DAY OF 0CfO-
BFH 1905 cnies the valuable IRON properly Known
a. THF TENNESSEE ROLLING WOkhS, Wit. ~ acres
Land about coo acres good flaming Land cared and under
uce situated ON the CnnIbe land River ly miles above ne
u.ou,h in LYON County KENTUCKY, embracing lher enc
complete Rolling Mil. Forge with twenty Noobhns riss
Machine Shop containing LatAes, Boring aud fiahns a
chine, 18th Boiler and Engine to run separate nom Pill
with Gn-t sin attached, large warehouse, Dry oooe
sor, Brick Office sud large number OF ID" elinEs of
e Also about forty thousand bushels OF stone SOi anu
sitty thonsand bushels Of Charcoal
e above Iron oIks have been in Successful operation i
number of years aud the reputation OF the iron iil eAu
shrd with a'capacy for making hve or AK thousahu ,us %
.uu.ror Charcoal Iron yearyunsu passed ny any
~ Ina the United States. The facilities Tor obtaining
Iron ME super or any e,ab shmcnt III the west ei w.
ING three charcoal fumic.s within one 20 tht'o '
Mil. cspibie OF producing seven or ei-n' 'i'''' ~
Mo faes Tor ob;anirg cheap supplies OF Corn FORK anu
other Articles unsurpsa cd . nth Of The Cn,,.
81 ipmeuts of Iron can be maze 70 the "'''- " U.s.
/ beiltud River all seasons Il the year
TRIMS Of SALE. , 81,
Tho Rolling Mil Forge aud Land theren,to a,iS \, al
Tt, EN- M Ang Mil FORGE and blacksmith ioo' ahu
H. rs 10 be sod IN credit 81 one, Two ,hI.f $40
- -, nom date with approved security anu Hc" IT,
tanned until tho purchase money Is pau q, III, ..5 8,
~ - rrstod that the purchase II the mii !snds ana hA
- - "a ,kc th- wrought iron and cast non scraps stone
- r,ar,o. farming tools carpenter tools com nay us'
49, 10 iron safe aud fixtures IN Office. wagons, care
% ~ er and pay each at fair valuation, Two dl1hei'
| man 10 x said valuations In cdse they DO no' agree 10
c,l m third man , , 4, ..,.-.hi, s,,s..
| .hy 40 the articles of ooplrtnership go
iteil.t. wishing invest Ia profitable IRON properly
Ia wei. 10 the same, where conpefh' men W"
AT oil times show the property and give particular
% ~ ~ If NH. nlLLMAN BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For Sew-liayeu go, 6.o0ttN,) ll5 q. n lllo, tExD
400 tEx.D 1f5 g. % and 300 (tx.,l p.
For Bidseport. 70l 900 tEx.,i ll.D a. M; RIB lELJ
400 tExt 80, 80 and 800 (Ex..l pm.
For Milford aud STAFFORD 200 lilo M; 3t5 400, p.
For Fairfield Southpo and Wesport. 100, iSoa M dia
43op - go, a., rs,
345 43l. $50, SEQ lEx.,l p
FOR DaTirn, go 80, li.5O m 3i5, 40 $50 p. M
For Greenwich 100 go. ll.30 g. 49, 40, $50 80 M
For stanford 100 8UO (Ex.,) 80 ll0 a. M l2l3 tErp
800 (F1D345, 40. 80 $50. 800 (Ex..) p. N. ~ "a.
For Port Chester and Intermediate stations ~" s'o' H."
a. H. 3.l5, 49, so, 80, zoo p m.
CONNECTING TRAINS. -.
For Boston, Wis springfield, 800 N. lEx) 300 (ExS"
p ~. go, r. ,ooo
For Hartford and Springfield, 900 tEx.') H. tEAl@'h
Ex.,) l2.l5, 800 p IN. o ~ ,,s,
For Connecticut River Railroad, sOoa NJ tEx') iI'p N
to Montreal 300 .. m. TO Northampton. an r.
For Hartford Providence and thnh RAILROAD o." 'TA'
I yew Haven. New London and sonnston Railroads.
"a "a mn, l2l5 200. SEQ p. IA.
For Can,l Railroad, III Q. NJ to Notnainp'o"
For Hon .atonic Railroad, a. M and p ID.
r. Nangaiuck Railroad 600 a. M, aV y H. -.
10, Dsnbury and Norwalk Railroad, NV, ~" D. m.' v"
2. m IL, c,.,;,. 4. ~. attached TO 800 %. m. train
JAMES H. DfI, sup.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

4 4 leave James slip New iorS. az follows:
400 A. M Greenport Mail end Passenger Train stopping
ali WAY stations and connecting with Glen Head hosyn ana
Hemp stead Trains - ,.u ", c..,
1.a0r a, Greenpor, Express connecting with Roslyn,
Glen Had and Hampstead and stopping a al Stations east Of
t.t yiis exceu on Saturdays, which days an Extrs
Tin vii leave Il y. making the connec' ions 20 Farm
1e an ON which days the Express viii not stop between
Jamaica and Deer PAX. - u,,, CT,
20 o. M syoset passenger Train and all Way Stations eK'
cep,int Glen fiead sni Rosiyn
5.5in 10. For North lsip, Hampstead. Glen Head and
on Sunday an Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point a. sA
M f,r aphanN and all intermediate Stations.
- ' | o. Charlie X, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

KNOCKED Down AND ROBBED.-Early On
Monday morning John PaulsOn was knocked down in
front Of No. Greenwichst and robbed Of ESQ and
silver watch The thefescaped On Monday night officer
Herbert Of the Twenty seventh Precinct arrested Gar
ret Baldwin alias "Garibaldi," suspicion OF being
the thief He identified and committed for trial by
Justice Downing Mono Of the. missing money was
recovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19
Gbantes for Business nlen.

4 MAN of large experience WANTS PARI-
~ NER with : 20 ooC captlto engage IN SAFE
ana profitable Joining business Address box NO ool T. w.
GREAT BARGAiNS.-FOR SALE, State
" and County rights Of OLbERTs New fatehs COAL
ASH SITTER Il its any common barrel; tue coal passes
throu, spout into the hOd the ashes into the barre. lou
have oly 20 empty your ashes into tie the sieve
and your Is done and no dust .
X. BLAKE, No. Tryon row
PROPELLER for SALE, II months Old.
/ Length Is; Beam y; Holi feet. Dra1 forward y
an feet. Price $1,000 JOHN STUART, No. 1875 Broad
WAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1855. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
COMMENCING MAY -. 1865.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YORK.

Passenger Station In Newiofk, corner Twenty Seventh q
aud Fourihaye. Entrance on Twenty
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HrrW.YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

-NEN-1Ohh ~ tp"i'
IN and after SATURDAY Jsly ], 1865 two daily train
eve New. York from OF rourtbaSc and twenty
venth.si at a. m and ~ IS p H. passing through Nev
Haven New London and Stoninston to East treenwich
wbre The splendid steamer Ulysses will be- in waiting a
% uediat.y on the arrival of the trains 70, Newport
saordng splendid sail Of Il miles down the Nau~ssn.et Bag
tbrouGh JAMIE n "oA@ eu0s0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19
Gteamboats and Railroads.

TOR NORWALK, landing at WILLIE,
STONE and GREENyyaCH The steamboat JOHN
ROMER viii Ieavs Pier No 10 East River tPecksnPl dnJ
(Sundays excepted G u O'Clock .. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.

vi PANY-Foot Of Barclay st.--On and AFTER June H.
Morning mail trains for HacAestown and intermediate sta
tioue will eavs az $3.50 Mai Express for all satious
we.t OF Abun, at t;lO p Morrown Express at p IN
$ SCHOOL,. Assistant Superintendent
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RAILROAD.-Trains leave

Zoo. nj Cortlandt.st for PHILADkLPHA 10 and IL
~ ~ n, aud 3 p. NJ and u midnight Nor BALTIMORE
"a IL ..uIxoroS at and 1850 a NJ p In ana II mia
n1sb Military Tickets not receivable in The p IA. uaia
~, other uar,icuars see bills at OIL es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19
Dnsuranre Companies.
NJ ENVY DIRK FIRE AND MARIN
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALL.STREET,
CASH CAPITAL..................S 900.

This Company has been IN successful operation FOR more
tnn THIRTY YEARS and continues to INSURE against
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon terms Rs favorable as similar
institutions.
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN
ALL Losses LIBERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID.
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDERHILL, President
Oliver H. Jones William Hsxtun. Chas. L. Stewart.
Isanc n. Seymour. Saml. J. Waring Samuel y. Dodr.
Abr,h,m n Davis. c. H. Pfeireg. Michael ulschoeteL
Saul C. Harriet. Sylvmus Bedell. Chas. d. Lewis
John L.. Andrew. X. NJ. Buchanan Eth-lbert = MINIS.
Jo.i,h O. Low. William Hertzel Joseph A. Dreyous.
John Even. Thomas Dsvey James g ounce
William Depew. Henry J. Scuader. James T. "flgh.
AUGUSTUS COLSoN, IT,, Secretary
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot fool
HUH NIUULr UrH up Z, INt"- It
wv r. BARR, Genl Pass. Agent New-fork
Hudson RIVER and HARLEM Raj

ROADS-On and after MONDAY, June 5, 1855, traint
FOX Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and western
TRIMS viii leave New YORK follows:
1904 m VIA Hudson River Railroad. Thretlre' ana
Tea ave- connecting with trains for Saratoga and Sharon
Springs. ,v.,
ave connecting. with trains for Sharon Springs acs
and az Chatham with trains for points East .
2pm-yil Hudson River Railroad, connecting with uaihs
.or Saratoga -. IT.
a. m.-Va Hudson River Railroad, connecting ct Troy
" IN train for Montreal. with Sleeping Car attached -
4:40p m-Nis Harlem Railroad, connecting at ons'han
with train f.om Lebanon Springs. Sleeping Oar attached
6pm-Nia Hudson River Railroad, Sleeping Cars fron
T. Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
tn. train ruus Sundays. 81, ,,,
i0.30 n m-Nia Hudson River Railroad. with Sleeping
Cars attached connecting Albany AID Troy with morning
- 20 \,,rlth and Me- Nli. H. VANDERBILT,
"NN'' '' w vice-PTesident
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- Brighton Snrr Harbor, Factoryvlle, Port Richmond
Elm Park. Boats leave Pier No. 49, u r., between Court
landi and Dey.sts. at T. 1880 IN, 1880 s. p IN
9 10: 80. IL 13O, 3. 4:30, e:30 $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

Green. Lent, smith Othua.hin hus-cN, Joyce h'iiN
Report Of Committee Road in favor OF concurius with
Board Of Aldermen ~ adopting re.olt rs follows ~,
Hes1ifed 1hat the sidewalks Of ir adwly from Forfeit
70 he Gagged fu wid where not already
fssgri under the direction Of the Street Sommi.ic and
Vhich adopted by tile following vote;
AHfmaye-C onuclinrn kterau Robinson, Hayes, Roster
KeGrey LrnkmaE Brady. H0ugAtsin. Leayy Mcbnth
Oroer. Lent smith. OCallnghan. Resell JOYCE Reilly
Ieof, O, omttce on Roads IN Of concurrng will
Board Of Aderrn, ldOp'ing r"-ou'on ~ follows ~
Reliced That rsteih street between Letng,on sni Fti
avenues be cuTbed suffered aud IN. sio~sA' nHss'a
,p,rr OF tour f. 81 wide through the confer thereof de The
direction Of the Street Commissioner snd that tie accom-
plnyins ordinance therefor Ne ldop.,d.
Which vas adopted by the following vote; . -.
Afirmagr-i ounclimeu Keenan, kobnaon, Haye, Roster
Kenncy Bin. nan, brady. ioushlain Leayy, McnI,,n
Green Lent. suth, OClllhshan, hu''e'b JOJce' h''S
Report Of Committee Roads in favor Of concufrins wiki
Bo,rd n Al rn,u in adopting r. . ut1n a. io.'owsi
BoleI That crossuals. be led 4 tie intersection oil
sec1i avenue aud One funded IN rweny-lnh street. u
eg he direction Of the Cfoou Aqucdnc Board Lnd hA 'n
ACCOMMODATING ordina nee therefor b. ad'ptrd
Nilcl ,.s. adopted by tie toio"inf E,to. H. ro,,.,
hfhruaiiv--C ornoi.m"n h,,nsn h1a"'5n' xr JeGrah,
Gr..n Lent Smith. OChlaghan, hn'seiA 'o'o'' '''
PIE va 81, co,e on Roads. in favor Of cencurns WIN
Bo d Aldermen ia sdoPn ,oa e One Hundred and
ninth street e. th. Harlem fveI' ." and
rrSJrd der tn direction Of t street .aanisd
hat tie accompanying ofdnaiee usIo, vote:
Wcn WV. an keenan, obn'oa. iAyd'; hes
M Brady noushta
sl, i, smith o sllaghin Russell JOYCE he"'' '
gesnd aud Cook-lA pa q, f,yor Of concurring with
, hsp ~ adeSm,n In adopting recitation as 'oo~'
b9,Ii 81 a.. .irwak. Fifty fourth street between
sni LsLth svenue bs tagged to their fn wath
.Ire,dy done under the direction oil TIE street
that the accompanying ordinance therefor
be adopted ,,it,vi,, vote.
,,,vsConnciinen keenan, Robinson, Hayes. Roster.
t-n.x Brin.nan Hrndy Houghtalin, Leavy McGath,
nsn Lent smith OCsashan Russell, Joyce Reilly, titz.
Rsno of Committee Roads in favor Of adopting esou
tion - follows; ,,, /, a. -, a,
.J nr act aud reset where necesssry in the Eleventh
y,us hweeu Forty third aud Fifty ninth streets under
,b affection of the Street Commissioner and that the accom-.
ma, viny oriinsnce therefor BE- adopted.
WLirb was adopted by the following vote:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Keenan,, Robinson, Hayes Kos.
o.. Keunry Bfinkmen brady. Houghan, Leavy Mcirath
Green Lent SMITH ocaashin Russell Joyce eiy, Fi.z.
gerald sId took-lJ
Report Of Committee Public Health In favor Of adopting
re,oluton a. follows:
Reored That the low and sunkcn lots the east side
Second .venue between Fhy and Fifty third
be filled under the direction OF the Street
aud the accompanying ordinance be adopted.
Which wss sdootsd hg the foowins vote; ..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-11-29
The Town Council !.


The Board Of Councilmen of the town
of Alexandra convened on Saturday the
18th inst, and were present, John Fraser
Mayor Councilmen Irving, Walker, Levy
Price, Biossat, Fellows and Losee.
The following ordinances were passed:
LIST. Be it ordained, that Il. r. Biossat
and Isaac Levy, be appointed the Finance
Committee, to report Saturday I'd Decem.
Der al, 25js o'clock.
I'd. That the town Eugine be sent to the
|cityof New Orleans, to be examined to
ascertain if it could berepaired at reason
liable expense, and if not, to have il sold on
account OF, the town.
Sd. That the Mayor receive salary, Of
Fifty dollars per month. a
4th. That the rooms in the Town Hall
be rented on Saturday I'd December to the
highest bidder
J.aFRAsER, Mayor.
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Z T7f.-r-~r--

! ANOTHER GREAT DISCOVERY. The Nash
vile DtspGtch Of the Sth says: Our read
Iers will not be surprised to hear Of any
startling discovery, since the subterranean
passages or caves have been brought al
|most to light under our city. But the new
discovery. of which we speak is nothing
short of an immense oyster-bed at Fishing
Ford, on Duck River about forty.three
miles from this city. Specimens have been
brought to our city. and were exhibited
yesterday. They are superiers to any Of
the oysters being shipped to-. this place
being larger and better seasoned. As Nun
Der Of gentlemen will leave the city to-day
on an oyster-fshing excursion to the ford.
This is no hoax, but veritable fact, and
from the representations, Nashville will
never stand in need Of oysters Of the best
quality, and at the lowest figures"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-11-29

one OF PHARAoH's DAnL1As.--Lord
Lindsey states that, in the course Of his
wanderings amid The pyramids of Egypt he
stumbled on a mummy, which proved BY its
hyeroglyphics to be at least 1000 years of
age. In examining the mummy after it
was unwrapped, he found in one Of its clos
ed hands, a tuberous or bnlbous root. he
was interested in the question how long life
could last 4 and he therefore took the tu-
berous root from-the mummy hand, plant
ed it in sunny soil, allowed the rains and
dews ofheaven to descend upon it, and in
the course Of q few weeks, to his astonish-
ment and Joy, the root. bunt forth and
|bloomed into beautiful dahlia.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-11-29
SUCCESSION SALE,
James Simpsons No. l)5.-Distric
Succession. Court Rapides Parish

James Simpsons No. l05.-District
Succession. Court Rapides Parish.
PURSUANT to Decree rendered in the
above canse, and m order from the District
Court Of this Parish, ! shall sell at Public
Auction on the premises on Saturday, the
9Th day of January next. the Following
property, Of the Succession Of james Simp.
son, deceased viz. 8
"A tract OF land lying on both sides o.
Bayou Latainer in this Parish, bounded
above by lands formerly belonging to
NJ. NJ. Rhorer, and below by lands Of J. B
Reeves containing by estimation 600 acres
Al Head stock cattle,
| mule,
/ four-mule wagon,
] saddle,
Z plows,
Is head stock hogs. st.y.., 81
TERMS CASH. 10 U. s. Treasury notes.
JOHN r. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
/ Sherifss office, Nov. 25th, 1865, ids.
Nov, 2sth, Ct, Printers fees So 10.
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Ds We get the following interesting
item from the Chicago Republican;
|" About two years ago the late Lord Pal
merston sent to Mr.. Adams, then, as now,
United States Minister in London, a note
demanding explanation for something done
by the Government at Washington. The
tone of the note was replete with the inso-
lence so natural to Palmerston, with an adj
ded edge derived from his sympathy with
the rebels. Mr.. Adams sent it back, with
the information that official communications
could only be received by him through the
Secretary of Foreign Affairs, and that the
author Of this piece Of impertinence must
never presume to address him again. It
was many months before reconciliation
took place between Them
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DEATH OF A VENFsRABLE AND VENERA.
TED LADY.--We find in the jackson News
of the 9Th inst, d notice of the death Of
Mrs. Anna NJ. Adams, at the age of "A
years Mrs. Adams was q native of Lex
ington, Kyy., and married, in that State,
Hon. George Adams, who, removing to
Mississippi, became one Of its leading law
yers as early as 1925, and went on the
bench Of the United States District Court
Of that State in 1910. She survived her
husband many years, and leaves behind her
d large family Of descendants, among whom
we would mention our fellow-citizen, Gen.
Daniel w. Adams, and Gen. Writ Adams,
of Mississippi, who at one time resided d
short period in this city. The death Of
Mrs. Adams occurred on the Both ult.
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LOUISIANA Ice WoRKs.

New Orleans, November 18th, 1865. {
WE are prepared TO treat with parties
who will present themselves ia person ato on,
Office, No ~ Exchange Place, for the SAX
Of Patent rights and the supply Of Ict
machines for the different localities 10 tht
interior of this State.
Il lss HENSIER, LABARRE y Go.
November 29tb, At.
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Succession Sale. !.
Parish OF Rapides, State OF Lou

Parish Of Rapides, State OF LOu-
isiana--Estate Of =. Il. Crosby.
BY virtue OF an order Issued from the
Ninth Judicial District Court, Parish Of
Rapides, and directed to the Sheriff threof,
will be sold at the Court House door, In
the town Of Alexandria, on Sc $3.50
Saturday The M day Of January aeu,
1866, the following property belonging to
the succession Of Elijah II. Crosby, deceased,
tewit:
n A certain tract or parcel of land, situated
on both sides Of Red River, containing fcur
hundred acres, more or less three hundred
Of which are on the South side and one hun.
dred On the N0rth,side of said River, and
situated about FIVE miles above the town Of
Alexandria Parish Of Rapides. That Dor.
ton Of said lands on the South side Of Red
River is bounded as follows, towit: III
On the upper or West side BY property
belonging to George W. Compton, on the
lower Or East side BY property Of Mrs.
Adelia Casson in the rear Or South side hv
the Bayou Rapides, aud on the north aide
fronting on Red River. And that portion
[of said lands on tile North side of Red R 9n
lee is bounded on the upper or West Side by
! the property Of DR.. A. OockerelIe ana be-
low OF on the East side BY property 81 Mrs
Adelia Cafcn aud on the South side front
ing on Red River; said lands known Us Tho
|" Crosby Plantation fqlls 5.
FERNS Of sale-one half Of the purchase
money cash on the spot, and for the othe,
half thereof purchaser to- furnish, q not,
bearing eight per cent interest fron, date 0
sale ct the present rates Of currency, paya
bic twelve months after date, secured b,
mortgage with vendors leiu and priyilers,
retained thereon until final payment. I.
| ..l8 ]. RotrH w 1LirAxs.
Sheriff.
| lS...1s r noe
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Land to Rent.

/ win rent tie Dawson Place. on Bayou
Rapides, containing 45O acres ofcleared land,
negro quarters and good fencing.
Also. TIE Sibley Place. containing 100 acre.
Of cleared land, dwelling, outhouses ana
some fencing. Twill sell on the places;
l9 Head Of Cattle, ID
as q Hogs.
100 Bbls. !" Corn,
Furniture, Poultry, &c. Us
q i NJ. NJ. MYERS,
nov. 2s,-1ts Agent.
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Rsy~ Fingers won't lie, viii they ?"nlut-
tered seedy genius, holding on to q lamp
post, 'Vell, perhaps they won't but see
a figgger as won't stand, anyhow"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-11-29

NC A woman lin Chicago shot and Sc
verely wounded her husband few days
since, because he refused to divide the pro
eecds Of b stock ofgoods With her. 81.
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Nov. 29-tds-pr's. fee 926 25.
NOTICE,

I.gt NOTICE, w
All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the late John r. Pettway will
Iplease present them 70 NY Attorney IT.. S.
Losee AZ Alexandria and those who are Il.
debted to said Estate are requested to come
forward and settle their Indebtedness i
once with him or the undersigned s
| y ALI,EsMIE PEfTWAY.
NY. 1'sn, o. TurRlx.
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EXECUTION SALE

sss \ 800. = ~
FRANCES Anne Wiil,ams 20, SvI :,
VS. iI'cE ;Couft zap
JOSIAH Chambers her ldes faflsn.
hosoand. Z.
Il ~ virtue OF Q ilerl faclas Issued rom Inc
Ninth judicial District Court 10 and for the
Parish Of kapIdes, and directed 70 me;
sheriff q SAID Parish, IN the ABOVE en.ltea
ana numbered sui, ! snail self AZ the Gour.
House Door, 10 the town 81 .Alexapdria, %
SATURDAY the 9th day OF Jan uAkf,
next, 1867 the following described lands
belonging 70 the defendant IN sad suit, all
situated in the Parish OF RaPides, to-wit: Is
No. |. A certain tract Ct land, lying on
the left bank OF the bayou Robert descend.
ing, commonly known as the sHard Times"
plantation, containing 1890 acres, bounded
above by the lands Of William Bailey, and
below by the lands Of Charles 7. Flowers
Heirs, subject to mortgage TO the Bank O
Louisiana tor ABOUT 1iteen thousand Q0liafs.
One other tract adjoining the above, and
lying betweenit and Red Alver, bounded
above by the ashton place. and below BY
Cumming land, containing 69l acres. One
other tract, known as the ~rear Claim"
bounded above by the lands Of G. r. Flow
er's Heirs, byi"Ha.a Times and q. school o,
tract, below by the lands OF .. Baltic, and
on the one side by Red River,'and the other
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