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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-15
Alleged Fraudulent incarceration in
an Insane Hospital.


During the past week or ten DAYS there has
been considerable talk among families residing
in the lower part or South Ninth street, + D
in relation to what they allege az an outrage
upon lady we'll known to them, by her hus-
band. The facts, "a near can be ascertaiued
are follows: The names of the parties are
omitted, for obvious reasons. A New York
merchant. residing in the above neighborhood
has for years past lived rather unhappily with his
wife. who is said to be very high tempered Some
time since he engaged housekeeper to superin-
tend the domestic affairs Of his family, and this
lsdy's authority. it seems, was superior in all
things TO that OF his wife. This, it may be i'm
agined. did not improve the temper Of the lat
ter. Some weeks age, however, the gentle
man and wife seemed TO be on better terms
with each other than for long time previously
and a trip to Saratoga or Niagara Falls was
agreed upon. The lady made considerable pre-
partitions for her journey, and they started
about fortnight ago, apparently mutually
happy, on their tour. After an absence of few
days, the gentleman returned home without his
wife. but brought her baggage with him This
excited suspicion in the minds of the neighbors
acquainted with the family. and they made in
quries TO her Whereabouts. They were in
formed that the lady was left at the Utica Luna
tic Asylum This excited quite a furore as
none OF them ever heard of her being insane or
believed her to be so One lady, who was quite
intimate with the woman thus disposed of, felt il
to be her duty to call on the physician of the
family to inquire the cause of her friends incar-
ceration. and was told by that gentleman that
the lady in question had been insane for over
twenty years, and that she had better let the
matter alone. This did not satisfy the lady, nor
the other friends OF the absent woman, but what
action they may take in the matter is not known.
The day previous to the departure of the gentle
man and his wife for the country, the latter called
upon an acquaintance near by and asked her to
keep an eye on her youngest child Ito whom she
seemed much sttsched) as she had very little
confidence in her husbands housekeeper. The
lady and gentleman alluded to have a family of
five chi ldren
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-15
A BENEFACTRESs.

There Is woman In the public eye whose name hsa
all along been associated in mind with the
kee, "Quack" and Humbug." But IL Il no longer,
and We cesre 10 wrest her from all such pcous
associations Ia all other minds. Whstever notions
may have Of womany delcscy and propriety, We will
all admit that woman alone Is the Nurse-tbe good
Nurse-the best Nurse. WHISTLER we shall have Female
Physicians not. IL question which be decided
by time and principle and not matter Of taste Pride
prejudice, caprice and custom may well behave them
selves, for fthere Is really want there will also
supply, there be calling" there will be q coming.
Nature and human society slwsys self supplying
and though Art and Fashion may hinder, they cAnnoi
prevent
Mrs. winslow does not wish to treat you gentlemen
Nor does she prescribe regimen for your wives but
pness to your infants IN the cradle Is there anything
improper In thatf Nurse Of 80 years" experience
can boldly say what IL Is not good for babe and
ought TO be listened 10. God speed her on her humble
and happy mission She Is the most successful phvs-
clan and mosi eecus beneactress our little ones ever
enioysd-her doting parents excepted. Just oper
the door for hsr end Mrs wnslow will prove the Amer.
iran Florence Nightingale u the Nursery OF this ss
are sure that will teach 'susy'' to say "A
blessing Mrs. Winslow'-for helping Der to survive
and escape the gripping colckng and teethine siere
We confirm every word set forth In the prespectas IL
performs precisely what Il processes perform every
part OF t-noth.ng less-Away with your Cordial %
Parosoric Drops, "''Laudsnum," and every other
Narcotic, by which the babel dragged into stupidity
and rendered dull and idiotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs winslou-kpov her onlv
through the preparation Of her soothing eyrup for
Children Teething." IL we had the power We souId
make her, as she Is physical savior TO the infant race
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DIED.

In IFS ehy, q e'rIOek ?. n en- thursday. sepi.n.
Der IL Of eSnsanption. JoHr KIxrz. aged g years
The funeral ~i take plac this ssernoss. at aoclse
from the residence q hts son. J. ". Elnsr, on Ess
hccsrty street. between Alabama and New Jersey
streets TO which the friends Of IN. family invited
Services By Rev. f. C. Holiday.
On Sunday, the 10th insi PSI East Georgia street.
Miss cIAh.. daughter Of wilhan and Mary Conner
aged IS years. nsnshs and . dsysL
Vas buried on Tuesday the l7th inst nom her late
residences Funeral sermon delivered By DIT Kerersek
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-15
CLAIM AGENCY.
LL Kinds OF MILITARY BuslNRss Trans.

A LII KINDS OF MILITARY BUSINESS TRANS
N ACTED. All classes of War Claims correctly
prepared, applied for, and pr ompty collected.
Soldiers and Officers, who, from defective rolls OF
other causes have not obtained full Pay and Bounty
obtain the from the Treasury Department throusL
this agency.
Pay, Bounty and Pensions FOR Soldiers, OH1cers, or
their Legal Heirs IL entitled.
Pay for Horses lost In battle, picket ia the line
OF duty. under orders.
All damages by Troops or by Military Orders; every
class OF claim founded In law, justice, equity.
cured
Unpaid County and Township Bounty collected.
Citizens OF Indiana holding Military claims, older.
and Omcers of the Morgan RAID obtain their pay
Business before the State Military Auditing Committee
Tor loss or use Of property, subSsng, Transporting
recruiting men, will be attended TO promptly.
Officers Back Pay for Servants Wages obtained (Of-
beers will call or correspond, and find to their interest
to do so.)
Commuiation Of Rations for Prisoners Of wer or
on furlough speedily obtained rolls corrected
for men wrongfuly charged and tried for desertion
Civil and Military Collections made in all Counties Of
the State by Travelling Agents.
Ohcers Settlements and Returns made out on fair
terms and certificates obtained with dispatch from the
Mr. JOHN Y. DURTIELD Is attached to this Office who
has been for two years In this business Of ocers Re-
turns and Settlements and is thoroughly posted Ia every
question.
All Veteran oacers who are being mustered ont can
obtain their Final Afdavts and Pay Accounts warrant
ed correct, on which 10 draw their final pay.
Blanks OF all kinds on hand.
Full instructions given 10 returning Officers without
charge.
Competent Clerks AMI notaries always In the oGice
An efficient Agent at Washington City.
Business In all parts OF the State transacted by mail
ONCE opposite Metropolitan Theatre AID Major Dunn
q. n Mastering and Disbur ing Ofce next TO Masonic
Hail. Sheets Building, No. - West Washington street
J. w. BLAKE,
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,x.s zee al sdvertisenent IN your columns Of MIS-
"LNsiV" sOOIHlNG SYRUP. Nov, never said
.orc "a favor OF patent medicine before in our fe
ou, we feel compelled say to your readers that
Ne have tried H. and know IL TO be all "a
claims IL probably enc Of the most mccsssftl n.c-
elnes 81 the day, because IL Is one Of the best And
OF your readers Who have babies eant Dc better
thsn lay In . supply" Fl
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DON'T FAIL Toi PROCURE MRS wINsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP. for children teethlng II has been
used Tor 80 years with failing safety
oy millions OF mothers for their children. IL
scdity Of the stomach relieves wind cbolc regulates
the bowels and gives rest health and comfort 20 other
and child ONCE No. ~ Day street. Few York.
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SURETo REGULATOR BOWELS
DePeae upon IT, mothers. 1t will Civ. ieyounsl,ss
Relief and Health 10 Your Infants.

We have put up and this article for over 30
and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH off what
we have been able say OF any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T FAILkD IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO
REJECT CURE, when timely used. Never did we
IL. On the contrary, all delighted opers
tions and speak In terms OF commendation
effects and medical virtues. We speak I'm this matter
WHAT NIX DO KNOW" after 30 years experience,
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR TIE FULFILL
kENT OF WHAT wE HERE pECLARD. In almost
every instance where the infant Is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief win be found In nfteen ortweny
minutes after the syrup T. administered.
Fall directions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac smile Of CURTIS PER-
kINS, New York. Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists througheutthe world.
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The great popularity u Mrs.. winsl0w's soothils
syrrp, fer children teething has induced unprincfps
persons 20 articles 10 be usst for the pr
pose in Advertising which they have not only eopIes
advertisements and notices from The pres but have
copied CERTIFICATES and lsttsrs from clerxyn>. A.
stherz AIMING ether esnuin> c~rfIn.sS~
Beware al iptfsfors rsyr- 6enkv0-s
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DO NOT LET YOUR PREJUDICE STAND BETWEEN
your suffering child and the relief that s be absolute
ly sure TO follow the use q MRS. wIsSLOw's SOOTH-
ING SYRUP. II corrects scdity Of the stomach relieve.
wind cbolie, regulates the bowels softens the guns
gives rest 10 the mother and health 10 the child
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kest. Health and Comfort To
Mother and Child.

MRS. wISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for chr 1ser
teethng, sofens the gums, reduces lnf Al.
lays all pain and cures wind choc Perfectly SAFE in
ell cases. We would say 70 every mother who has q
suffering child. do not LET your prejudice the preju-
oces OF others, stand between you and year suffering
child and the relief that will be sure-yes Absolutely
sure-o follow the csc OF this medicine iftimely used
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The following l. al extract from letter . rttts, a,
the Rev. g. Holms, pastor OF the Pisrreno,s &c..
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. 10 the Journal ana
Messenger, Cincinnati o. and speaks volumes tn a.vo,
SOOTHING syrup. FOR CHILDREN TYFTHiSG.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
n N q - f. E M

n N g. - f. III M
GEORGE c. BLACKMAN, ND
Professor Of Principles and Practice OF Surgery. an
Clinical Surgery.
JAMES GRAHAM. ND,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Medicine
NIB WRIGHT, M d,
Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women an
Children
{. G. C0MEGYs, MD,
Professor VI the Institutes OF Medicine and Clinics
Medicine.
THEOPHHUS PARvlN, NJ. d,
Professor Of Msteria Medlcs and Therapeutics.
w. q. GoBRFCHr, ND
Professor OF Anatomy.
ROBERTS BARTBOLOw MD
rofessor OF Physics and Medical Chemistry
SAMUEL NICKLEs D.,
Demonstrated u Anatomy.
r. W. SAUNDERS, VI. D..
Prossetor TO Professor Of Surgery.
G. o. WRIGHT, NJ d.,
PrOsector 10 Professor Of ANATOMY
Address ThEoPHILUS PARvIE, n. u, Dean
fepll-dlwswlm0. I57 Seventh street Cp-iuna.i
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Price only IS Cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery.

The following 10 extract from q letter written b,
the Rev Y. z. Esiser, to the German Reformed Mes
senger, at Chsmbersburg, Pa;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-15

The correspondent of the Philadelphia In
ourer SAYS JEFF Davis IS to live in a casemat,
no longer. but is TO have light and airy room
twenty feet square, with one large window, look
ing out on the promenade ground OF the fort
This change in the quarters OF the arch traitor
is being made after mature elaboration Ii ha.
been subjec; OF correspondence between Gen
Miles and the War Department for several DAYS
With the intense sultry weather Of September
the cAsemste in which Mr. Davis has been hith
erto confined has become very damp, and con
densed vapor trickling from wall and ceiling
In this condition. the cssemate certainly became
damp and unhealthy General Miles and Dr.
Craven at once laid the state OF the case before
the War Department. and received prompt per
mission 20 conhne the arch traitor in healthy and
comfortable quarters. One OF the most com for
table rooms in the fortress has been chosen
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wrats able TO state on the mos, reliable au

We ate able TO state on the most reliable au
thority, that the reports circulated by the East
ern press relative TO the speedy trial of Jefferson
Davis, and Chief Justice Chase's connection
with il. are unfounded The Chief Justice has
very properly declined all conference on the sub
Jet, and II i not at all likely that he will hold
any Court in Virginia or North Carolina. until
after Congress shall have had an opportunity Of
legisla'ing IN regard 20 the circuits in the rebel
States. And IN this dgn6ed position We think
the country will sustain him-Cineinnati Ga
zette
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

yUyHE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN APPOINTED AID
MISIsTRA10R OF the estate OF Thomas G. shafer
late Of Marion county deceased Ssd estate supposed
20 e solvent THOMAS J. FRI1Ts.
sepIi-w3B Administrator
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J. w. BLAKE,
NJ EDIcAL.

Late Colonel 10th Indiana Vols, Attorney and cIa
Agent. su29-dt
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A conductor on q street railroad car 10
Louisville shot man named 0'Shsy for violent
and disorderly conduct m hi. car
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SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

which greatly facilitates the sar-- OF sestsiss .,
softening The gums, reducing slnfamnston. will aiAy
ALL PAIN and spssmodie 49, an. aDdb
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LOST OR STOLEN,

AN order signed by Joseph H. Hynson,
President of the Police Jury of the Parish
Of Rapides, No. 33, in favor of NJ. r. Ariai
for salary, dated 18th July. 1863, for $3.50.
A due bill drawn by John Il. Ransdell,
dated at Alexandria in April --, for
$3.50.
A note drawn by NJ. WEIGH, dated llth
Of June, 1864, payable in one day after date
to the order Of M. r Ariail, with s per
cent interest, for $500.
A note drawn by Eyre & Chamberlain, to
the order of NJ. r. Ariail, dated August
18th, 1861, payable one day after date with s
per cent. interest from date, for SILL o.
withe credit @! $l5.
An order drawn by A|genon Hilton, to
the order of M. r. Ariail, dated August
oath, 1863, payable II months after date, for
$3.50, with per cent. interest.
An order drawn by A. Hilton, to the Or
der Of NJ. r. Ariail, dated July l4th, 1863,
payable 6 months after date, for $l00.
A note drawn by John Erheart to the or
der of III. r. Ariail, dated December lst,
1862, payable 6 months after date, with S
per ceut. interest, for $3.50.
A note drawn by w. Waters C Son,
dated March LIST, 1861, payable one day
after date, in favor Of Nj. r. Ariail, with in
terest at per cent from date, for $3.50 66.
An order of the Corporation of the Town
I of Alexandria, drawn by Frank II. Forbes.
Mayer, in favor oil. NJ. r. Ariai, dated Jan
uary 18th, 1864, for $ll56 g..
a note drawn by J. NJ. Taylor and D. C.
Goodwin Executors of Garry II. Blanchard,
dated Alexandria, August I'd, 1862, paya.
bic one day after date. for $542 IS, with 8
per cent. interest from date.
A note drawn by T. III. j. Bowles, Agent,
dated August lst, 1862, payable one day al.
ter date, for $500 Il, with s per cent. in.
terest from date. f4'1 5a skE2s2
A note drawn by J. II. Olcott to the Or
| der Of NJ. r.. Ariail, dated December 10th.
1861, payable three days after date, for
$2GO.
A note drawn by Theopolus Hilton. Sep.
TENDER 4th, 1862, payable six months after
date, to the order of William Courtney for
$4,000, with s per cent. interest.
All persons are warned rot to trade for
any of the above notes, due bills and orders,
as payment has been stopped.
s. ARIAIL,
Executrix Estate NJ. 4. Ariail.
December 18th, st.
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LOST OR DESTROYED.

TWO notes 2. O'Shee as principal and
B. McFeely and Pat Kelley as securities in
sol,do, one due lst January, 1863, the other
due LIST january, 1854, both bearing s per
cent. interest from December 3lst, 1860;
each drawn for the sum Of sl10O payable
to the Treasurer Of the Town Of Alexandra.
An persons are warned not to trsde for
the said notes, Us payment has been stopped.
Il j. FRASER, Mayor
December 18th, 81. ~sas rs
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Succession Sale.
Parish Of Rapides, State Of LOU
ISeAo< ~ II {fNno,I,x,

J :
isiana--Estate of r. II. 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, ii
the town of Alexandria, on
Saturday the 9Th dag of January neut,
I 1866, the following property belonging II
the succession Of Elijah Il. Crosby, deceased,
to-Wit !:
A certain tract orparcel ofland, situated
on both sides of Red River, containing four
| hundred acres, mose or less; three hundred
of which are on the South side aud one hun.
dred on the North side Of said River, and
situated about Eve miles above the town oil
Alexandp,a Parish Of Rapides. That por.
| ton Of said lands on the South side Of Red
River is bounded as follows, to-wit:
| 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 BY
the Bayou Rapides, and on the north side
fronting on Red River. And that portion
of said lands on the North side Of Red Riv
er is bounded on the upper or West side by
the property Of DR.. A. Oockerelle and be
low or on the East side by property Of Mrs
I Adelia Casson aud on the South side front
ing on Red River said lands known as the
Crosby Plantation 4
Terms Of sale---one half of the purchase
money cash on the spot, and for the other
half thereof purchaser to furnish mott
bearing eight per centeinterest from date o
sale at the present rates of currency, paya
bic twelve months after date, secured By
mortgage with vendors lein and privilege
retained thereon until final payment.
s J. RouTH Williams.
ig es tia Sheriff.
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Wagons,
And Saddle Horses
NOTICE.

l HEREBY give notice, that in accor-
dance with resolution Of the Police Jury
Of the Parish Of Rapides, passed at it's ses.
sion Of November l4th, 1865, Public fer.
ries were established at Calhoun's Home
Plantation and OF T. X. Smiths Plantation
on Red river-and that on the 9th day Of
January, 1866, at the hour of twelve o'clock
at the Court House door, l will let ont the
same to the highest bidder. The leases
will be for hand ferries two years, steam
ferries Eve years. u
ROBERT G. HYNaDN,
President Police Jury.
Alexandria, La, December 9th, 65, At.
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SHERIFF SALE.

L. W Tilden,
raa y, State Of Louisiana,
= o and Parish Of Rapides.
II. s. Losee.
BY virtue Of an execution issued
out the Ninth Judicial District Court,
and directed to the Sheriff thereof, in
the above entitled suit :4Will be sold
on Saturday the 9th Of January,
1865, atthe Court House door, in the
Town Of Alexandria, the following
property, to.wit .,e.s,s .,s. 4.
A certain tract or parcel Of land
situated lying and being on the
north side Of Red river, four miles
above Alexandria, and containing
the quantity Of One hundred and
eighty acres, more Or less, and
bounded above by lands OIL. Swil
ley, below by lands Of tile Estate Of
B. r.. Crosby, and in the rear b,
lands belonging to the Estate Of P. I
Hickman, seized to satisfy said writ
Terms OF. SALE,-CAsH, with tht
benefit Of appraisement.
/. G Y LEDOUX, "
$50. - Deputy Sheriff.
D,S c,x, dJC m 70 5ss ~ sskk tssS
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Dec. 10, 1s65.-2ts.
Plantation For Rent.

r WILL. rent onpfair terms, for the ensu
L ing year, the plantation belonging to
Mrs. Mary e. VIM, gu the bayou Rapdes,
about two miles from Alexandria. The
plantation is one Of the most productive in
the Parish. The out houses have been
burned, and most Of the fencing destroyed.
The lessee can pay the rent by putting, i'm
.proyements on the place. For terms apply
to the undersigned. WIN. A. SEA4.
December 18th, 1865, tt.
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FOR RENT.

TIE Stable and Garden attached to my
Town House. The Stable can accomodate
eight horses, and has plenty ofroom for
,proyender. For terms, ETC., apply to DR..
ii. st. John. ' kNtY ARcnfxARD.
December 4th; le65y3e. 9y8S e5hs4
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CHEAP CASH STORE!
Family Groceries.
DRY GOODS Il

The undersigned wonld respectfully inform
his friends and customers. that be has just
returned from New Orleans with full and
we'll selected stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES, DRY GOODS,
ETC, ETC, ETC,
and offers them for sale at the very cheap
est rates for CASH ONLY. From this date he
is compelled to adopt the CASH principle and
will not deviate from it. He is satisfied
with SMALL PROFITS, and must have the
CASH before the goods leave the counter.
b Thankful Tor past favors aud liberal pa.
tronage, be hopes bis patrons will still call
with their money in hand and purchase OF
him at The VERY CHEA PEST, PRICES
j. E. GIBSON.
nan ~ 1pe5 e1ts Hal
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LOST OR STRAYED

WHILE travelling from the Parish Of
Ayoyellesto DeSoto, on the 22d OF Novem.
Der, near Bel!ewood, in Natchtocbes Par
ish, THREE MARE MULES, one dark
iron grey, one back, one monse colored all
three branded on the left shoulder with q,
with harness marks on them, and their names
ard tails shaved, but not recently DONE
Also one GHESNU SORRELL MARE,
with no brand, but some flesh marks BY
which she can be identified, VISA knot
about the size of an egg, on the hinder part
of the right ham resembling a wen; saddle
marks on her back, marks of founder on her
hools, a little white jast above the boot Of
each hind foot, and small star in her face.
She is about ten years Old. The mules and
mare had ropes on them when fist LOST
When last heard from they were at or near
Henderson's Hill, travelling in the direc.
ton of Alexandria. A reward of ten do
lars will be paid for the delivery Of each, to
be delivered either at Mr.. Whttington's OH
Bayou Rapidvs, orat Mrs. w. F, Grifin's
on Bayou DeG.aize.
J. w. LEACH,
Big Bend, Avoyeles Parish, Louisiana
non,n, hap I OIL, 0tx s{sfz III
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December 18th, '65, tt
SUCCESSION SALE.
Estate of Henry Greenwood.

Estate OF Henry GREENWOOD.
DY virtue of an order issued from the
ID Ninth Judicial District Court, Parish
Of Rapides, and directed to the Sheriff there
Of, will be sold on SATURDAY the Both day
Of DECEMBER, 1865: All the persona
property belonging to the Estate of Henry
Greenwood, consisting OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture;
And all other movable property, consist
ing of s''''s s''' 8 : = ,e
One Piano,
Watch, ~ Il e tsa 44
Horses, a $1,000 'fFiss ~ sgs% ~
Cattle, .set IS Isl 80 III
Carts,
Wagons, ETC., as per Inventory.
TERMS OF SALE-CAsH on the spot.
q. Y. LEDOUX, 8
Dec. 18th, 65, ids. Deputy Sheriff.
z Printers fees 50. IS