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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.
0 o.z. ss55aS; Ik0fss5sstsssssssss.
Bailey, oRDHkr { CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
.1aNa Gsg ~ AfsA 9ssa sltF
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
nj E R c H A N T S,
| a7IGAE 1IO0 .g0
NO.7BROAD STREET,
MAeg agsRu
Near the RiUer,)
NASHVILLE, .: TENNESSEE
DEspRCTFULLY BEG TO ANNOUNCES no
III the Trade that they are now receiving ana
will have in store Of the largest and most eon
pete lots Of Groceries Sered IN ' bsshi ~
of our firm In person in Baltimore and New ork,
and were selected specially for this market. The
following comprise part of the stock;
500 sacks Baltimore Rio Coffee;
40 hogsheads Brown Sugar;
100 barrels A Coffee Sugar;
so barrels B Coffee Sugar;
50 barrels c Coffee Sugar.
so barrels Crushed Sugar;
so barrels Powdered Sugar;
so Granulated Sugar;
500 barrels Flour, of all grades; as...s
1000 sacks Bran;
1000 barrels Salt;
20 barrels Molasses;
10 barrels Vinegar;
% barrels Robertson County Whisky;
25 barrels Bourbon Whisky;
5 barrels Holland Gin;
4 casks of Brandy;
100 barrels and half barrels Mackerel;
100 kits Mackerel;
100 boxes Cheese;
50 boxes, l and / boxes Raisins;
Is barrels Almonds;
els barrels Filberts;,
$50 drums Figs;
so cases assorted Pickles, quart and pint;
100 cases Oysters; ri4 fa aaiia
200 boxes, ! and / boxes Candles;
100 bxs various brands Soap, plain and fancy;
50 boxes assorted Candles;
10 boxes Brandy Cherries;
200 kegs Nails, assorted;
80 dozen Painted Buckets; szs
20 dozen Tubs in Nests;
Is casks Soda;
100 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades;
20 cases Smoking Tobacco;
so dozen Brooms;
% dozen Washboards;
% 100000 G. D. Caps;
100 bags Shot;
80 kegs Powder;
% bags Pepper;
% bags Spice;
IS boxes Indigo;
IL casks Madder;
100 boxes Mustard,
% boxes Starch;
TAGGING. ROPE AND TwINE.
This stock Is offered to the Trade only, at small
profits. We are determinedtc sell as cheap as the
same articles can be had for in Louisville or Gin
einnati. for
CASH ONLY.
Having ample storage room. we invite eonsgn-
ments of Cotton and all kinds of Produce. We
will take in exchange
DRIED APPLES AND Peaches,
FEATHEPs, BEEswAx,
GINSENG AND WOOL,
md will allow the highest market prices.
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Dissolution of Partuerss.fp

rEHE FIRMoF GARDNER & CUNNINGHAM
Il Of the Louisville Ornamental Iron Works Ia
dissolved by mutual consent. r. Gardner will
continue the business promptly in the Manufac-
indebtedness created with the above firm win be
settled with II. GARDNER
JAM, t8-2w.
Banner copy and send bill TO this efice.
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Business No,ioo.-We call the special at
tention of the reader to the card Of Messrs
Anderson, johnson and Smith, Real Estate
Agents, 10 be found in our advertising col
ums this morning. These gentlemen have
long lived in this community, and have each
won distinction in his respective vocation,
For energy, integrity and first rate business
capacity, their combination into one firm
cannot be surpassed. They are well known
throughout this and adjoining States, and
viii give entire satisfaction in every branch
of their business The most implicit reli-
ance may be placed upon this firm, in all re-
spects.
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Frecdmen's Court.-The following business

Freodmen's Court-The following business
was transacted yesterday -
Allen Gentry, colored, for obstructing
public thoroughfares, was fined one dollar
and costs.
Henry Robinson, colored, for stealing a
newspaper, paid FIVE dollars
NJ. Greenward for stealing a pair of boots
was fined ten dollars, besides the price Of
the boots.
I. Wares, colored, for malicious stabbing,
was sent 10 the Workhouse for sixty days.
The particulars Of another case-names
OF the parties not obtained-were these: A
man employed "a Waterman by the Nash
vile aud Chattanooga r. r., night before
last violently assaulted with a club, two or
Three colored hack drivers, injuring one of
them severely. The motive assigned for
this conduct was, that the hack drivers were
violating the rules of the road, which re-
quired that they should keep off the plat
form, on which the policeman was standing.
One of the negroes received a severe wound
in the head, while STOPPING down to pick up
the baggage of lady who had engaged him
10 carry her up town. The negro was sense
less for some time Some of the others were
also beaten, but not badly injured. The
case was brought before the Freedmen's
Court yesterday, where il was held that the
policeman should have arrested the negroes,
if he found them violating the rules, and not
taken the law into his own hands He was
consequently fined twenty-five dollars. We
believe the case has been appealed to Gen.
Fisk
Chaplain Lawrence, Judge of this Court
returned yesterday from Kentucky.
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Recorders Court Yesterday four cases of
drunkenness were tried, three being fined S.
and costs, the other only So and costs.
i. jenkins, for disorderly conduct, paid
So and costs.
Edmond Stewart, for vagrancy, was fined
Three cases Of Gppling were brought
against j. Lyons, in each Of which he was
fined 50 and costs.
Trepard e Co, for obstrucGng the side
walk, paid s. and costs.
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NASHVILLE WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.

coRREcrEn wEEKLYFoR THE UNION AND AsEkrcAS
NorE-The quotations given in the following
table, 1t must be understood. are the wholesale
prices except where otherwise noticed and that
IN all cases, in the filling of small orders to the
city and country trade, an advance Of from three
TO five per cent, viii be charged over these quota
tions:
u AYES Green saltod
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ousa6erIand, for Cairo,

Caal6erlan4, for Cairo.
Be,ska, fos louisville and Cincinnati.
The Emma Floyd was due last night from Gin
cinnati
The Roeeia arrived at Louisville On the 9Th
instant
PrrrsBuReH, Jan. 6--Rivef feet by pier mark.
and falI;n,, Weather worry cold
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA
Cour Gu Cuat.iem, District Suii.iaire.
PAEOISSE Sr.JACQUkS.
a, p. Bn4ni d Irbrrs
V No l12
LeurS t'rf1HcifrS

En- vet,n dun ordfe De ynnte en- date do 70
1866. a mos aAte>>t dams I%'atf.ire ri
les-us. par Honorable Conr one deSsns, off
raj en- ven'e publlque nt a Genrhete snr les
lienx, S.AMEDl LIZ lEE JOUR DE DECEMBRE
1866, a II heures ln matim, les prophecies sri-
b. Bertaut & Gle, sayoir:
Une hahi,a,ion t,abIie en- s%ucrcrie, siiuae dams
la Paroisse St.Jacques. Il ~soiyan,e ct on2e
I'M miles au.dsssus de la Nouvellc.O Orleans,
sur la rive droits iu tleuye Mississippi, e.
composte de trois portions de ,erre CONNIE
suit
o.-Une ,eEre. de ,rois arpents ct iemi (3!
de face au ileuve sur cent vingt 100 ar.
penis De profonleur, botnie en- liant par les
lerres de Lapicc 4 Watson ct en- bias par
celles de Eloi Htbert & Gle.
% .-Une autre ,erre de deux III arpen,s ct
cinr Isl ,oises de face au tienve sur cen,
Ilo0| afpents de proiondeur, born6e en- hant
par Ia terre ci.dessus de Elol Itbert & Gle,
ct par en- las par d'au,res ,erres de Eloi He.
bert & Gle.
8 o.-Une troisieme portion de terre Dc cent
soixan,e 100 acres de terrc atienan, aux
deux portions de ,erre ci.dessUs dicrites ct en-
arrlere de l'habi,a,ion de Eloi Hibert & Gle,
a une distance de %soixante [6ol arpents du
neuye.
L'habiiation ci.dessus spra vendue avec la
s%ucrerie, machine i yapeur, cabanes a Negro
ct au,res' dependencies ainsi que qnatre az
charrettes, douze U2) charrues ct qua,te a.
mulels.
PLus-Toiis44-eSS Ii Affee e e. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
resultant de Emancipation de %soiSante ,rois
[63 negres esclaves, attaches i la dite habl-
taiion au debut de la guerre.
TERMEs EFT CONDITIONS: :,
Tn tiers compliant ct la balance dams un ct
deux ans du jour de Ia vente, en- bil!ets garan.
It's par hypo'heque ct privilege de v%endeur, avec
lie pacte de non a~lienando' sur Ia di,e propria,e
por,ant in,tIat d raison de six pour cent l6 90
par an du jour de la ven,e jusqu'a ma,urile, e
hui, pour cent Is olol apres tchtance jusqu'd
%parfait Placement, ct une commission de cinc
pour cent ) 0l0l; garantls par hypo,heque su
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5. THERIO'T
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Cour du Quatrieme District Sudiciaire.
PAROlSsE ST.. JACQUES.
Succession de tau Michel Poirier.

En- vertu dun ordre de vente en- date du 81
Oc,obre 1866, a moi adresSe dams la susiite aft
iajre par Honorable Cour que dessns. %J'oiirirai
EN- veute publi1ue e, i Cenchere sur les lIenX,
lie JEUDI DECEMBRE 1866, a 10 henres du
ma,iu, les prophecies snivantes appar,enant a
La Succession de feu Michel PORTER, SAVIOR:
! o.-Une Elabi,alion tlablie en- Sucrerie, 81
tuee dams la ParoiSse St.Jacgues, sur la rive
droi,e du tlenye Mississippi, d 81 miles en-
yironde Ia NoavelIe.Orltans .mesnrant ,rois
arpents ct demi, plus OH moinS, de face au
dit lenve, sur Guatre-vingts arpen,s de pro-
fondeur, bornee en- llau, par la p%rapriete de
Benjamin Poirier ct Ell has par celle de nrau.
Yin Gaudet, ensemble avec les deux tiers in
divis de la Sucrerie bate sur la dite Habi,a-
ton. ainsi que les ba,isseS. barrieres ct autres
authorizations qui y appartiennent, sous la
reserve dune bi,isse en- arriere de la maison
principale.
2o,-Une portion de ,erre si,uee en- arriere de
lhabita,ion ci.dessns dacrite, dams la Section
81, Township 10, Rangee is Est, contenan'
is 3OlloO d'acres de terre.
8 o.-Une portion de terre dams la Section 40
Township 10, Rangee Is Est, contenant l2s
acres ct une fraction, de terre.
: lie lot on Section 4s dams lie Township
IL Sud [Ouest du Mississippi Rangte II
Est, con,enant 100 l6ll0o d'acres de terre.
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Gbe Couisianian,
Saturday, December LIST, 1850.
Of Members Of the Police Jury.

MONDAY, 10th DECEMBER. 1850. from 0
wi O'Clock A. NJ. to 4 o clockP NJ, an Election
will be held in the LIST, 2nd, Ord, A'h, 9Th and 9TH ward
OF the Parish Of St. James, for the nomination OF one
member Of the Police Jury for sad wards.
Said Election will be held in the following places,
and under tho supervision of the following commits
sioners, to wit:
LIST. precinc,-At Laiche Observation-Disclosures;
Ludger' Laiche, Ludger Pocht, A. II, bourgeois
Deputy Sheriff, John Shrxnaydre.-For the nomina'
ton Of a member for the lst ward to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of NJ F. p. Poch6.
Pad precinct Grand Poin,)--A. Ovide Ronssel's.-
Commissioners Michel Martin and A. Crozet. De-
outy Sheriff, Octave Roussel. - For the nomination
Of a member for the 2nd ward 1, I'll the vacancy oc-
casioned by The resiy nation Of Mr.. Louis LeBour.
geois.
End precinct College, AT the School Honse.-Com
missioners II. Landreau1, N. PochG and &. Su
bra. Dept. Sheriff, J. Landry Jr. To fill the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation Of Mr.. l.. Lee
Bourgeois.
Bird precinct-At Landry e. Parts S~tore-Commis-
sioners: Florian Jacob, Jean Pierre Bourgeois and
Joseph Oubre. Deputy Sheriff, Octave Jacob-To
all the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of Mr..
Lucien Malus.
9Th precinc,-At Clouatre Brothers. Commissioner
Ludger Pey,avin, Xavier Sarrazin Jr, J. Denophon
Tureaud. Deputy Sheriff, Constan, Gravois. To
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna,.nn'of Mr..
DenopLon Tuteaud.
: 5,A precinc,-A. Edouard Observation-Disclosures
Sylvan Braud, Amedee Gande, and Camille M're.
Deputy Sheriff, Edmond R,cIard.-To i'll the va.
cancy occasioned by the resignation Of Mr.. J. X
Gaudet.
7h precinc,-A. Joseph Waguespacks-Commis-
sioners: Sylvestre Brand, Leuiroy Simon and One
siphore Trosclair. Deputy Sheriff, John " Ar'nant
To ill the vacancy occasioned by the Resignation
Of M. Emile Legendre.
Said Election will be made according to law and tn,
returns thereof made to tAe Undersigned
J. b DRY,
PresiIeu, Police Jury.
Parish a ST. James, Nov. 10th, 1850.
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5o.-un lot de mnle.s, chevaux, betes a cor.
mes, ou,ils ara'oires, charrettes, charrues, etc.,
Ell un lot de meubles meublants.
TERMES EFT CONDITIONS: "
Les effets mobiliers, mulets, chevaux Ell betes
a cornes, payables compliant. Lhabitation ct
les trois lois de terre sous les Nos. 2, 3 ct 4
seront vendus stpariment ct payables comp.
tant, la balance en- deux placements egaux Gche.
ant dams I'M ct denx ans"du jour de la ven'e.
Les acqusreurs fourniront lenrs billets pour les
termes de credit, endossas a satisfaction. fats
payables au Bureau du Recorder de cette Pa
roisse, ror'ant in,etet 4 raison de a 90 par an
du jour de la vente jusqu'a maturi,e ct 8 90
par an a dater de fecheance jusqu'a parfait
Placement. garaniis par lie privilege de vendeur
ct hypotleqne speciale avec la clause de non
aiienando en- favour de la Succession sur les
dites terres vendnes iusqu'a Placement final du
prix disqualification ct DIES in,erets. lie montant
compliant de la ven,e sera pave entire les mains
du Sheriff soussigne. lies frais de vente ct de
Revenue Stamps aux frais des acquerenTs.
s. THEREOF,
SAf,y:
Paroiwe St.Jacques, 3 Novembre 1865.
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State Of LOUjStaln0.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Parish of St. James.
Marie LoJa. rife Of Martel Peyret
vs.. No. 2lO
Her husband.

Two judicial days having elapsed since judg.
ment by defanlt was duly entered mp against
defendan, in the above entitled and numbered
cause and no appearance having been made,
no answer filed. and the law and the evidence
being in favor Of plaintiff and against defe''
dant:
Il is therefore ordered, adjudeed and decreed
that said judgment BY defauI, be and The sam"
is hereby contitmed'anh made final; and il is
further ordered, adIuhoed and decreed that the
community Of acnnets and gains heretofore
existing between the plaintiff Marie Laba, and
her husband Nlartel Peyret he and the same is
hereby dissolved, and that the defendant Mar.
tel Peyret be and lie is hereby condemned TO
pay to plaintiff the snm of Ono thousand six
hundred and fifty dollars with legal i~nseres,
thereon from October The 30ih 1865, and ,hata
l"nal and nenerai mortgage in favor OF plain.
TIFF be aud the same is hereby declared and re.
cognized on all Of Defendants property 10 take
effect from the above date, and tina, the deten-
dant be further condemned to pay The costs Of
This suit. Thus rendered aud signed in open
Court, at the Parish of 81. James, on the 10Th
OF November 1866.
lSlgncd) r. BEAuVAIS.
Judge 4th Jnd. Dist.
A true ropy-Cle,k's Office, Parish
: L.. S. ! of Sain, James, this 18th November
t>ls66.
T. S. GAUDET, Clerk.
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Fiat dc In Louisiana.
CoGr. du ,Quatrieme District Juditiaire.
TAROlSsE Sr-JACQUES.
Marie Leba! fpouse de Martel Ieyret
vs.. No. 2lO
Son mari.

Denx jonrs judiciaires Giant econles depths
cue Jngement par default a etc rendn con,re lie
difendnnr dams ~l'atfaire susdi,e. Ell lie defendeur
n.ayant pas comparu nj enliasSe sa reponse, ct
la ioi Of evidence e,anl en- favour de la de,nan.
deresse et conire lie dtfendeur,
Il est en- consequence ordonni, adjuga ct DE-
crete que lie dit jngemeni par defant SOFT ct il
est par lie present, contrme ei rendu dafni,if: ct
il est en- on,re ordonne. adjnea ct decre,e que
la |comnunaule d'acqnets eli de gains ci.devant
eXis'ante entire Ia demanderesse Marie Labat
ct son mari Mar,el Peyret, SOFT Ell ellie est par
ie present di-sn',e:; {, aise lie d a!senaen, Marsel
Peyret, soft condamna a payer a la demande.
reese la somme de Mile SIX cent cinQnan,e
pias,res. avec in,tret legal depni> lie 30 Octo.
bre 1865, e, qu'une hypo,leqne Iegale ct &c.
neraie en- faveur de. la demanderesse soft de.
c'aree el reconnne sur tonres les prophecies du
difendenr, a date du Jour ci.dessus. ct cue Ie
defendeur soft condamne a payer les frais de
ce process.
AinSi rendu Ell signt. Stance %tenante. a IL
Paroisse Si.Jacques, ce 10 Novembre 1866.
(Signe) R. BEAUVAIS,
Jnae 4me Dist. Jud.
49, Pour copie conforme a l'originaI {:
LIS, Bureau du Greffer, ce 10 Novembre
T. S, GAUDET, Grefier.
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SATURDAY, THE lsr DAY OF DECEMBER.
1866, at II O'Clock A, M, the following proper
ty surrendered by A. p. Ber,aut & Bros. to
their Creditors, to wit:
81. James, a; about seventy one miles above
New. Orleans, on the right side OF the Missis-
sippi, and composed of three tracts Of land,
10 wit:
| e.-One of three and a half [3I arpents front
TO the river by one hundred and twenty 1870
arpents in depth, bonnded above By the TaH1s
of Lapice e. Watson and below by the lands
of Eloi Hebert & Co.
27.-Ano,her tract of Two arpents five f5l
toises front on the river by one hundred 1901
arpen,s in depth, bounded above by the afore-
mentioned lands of Eloi IItbert & Co., and
below by the lands of said Hebert 4 Co.
3 And a third tract of one hundred and
sixty u6o) square acres adjoining the above
two tracts in the rear of the plantation Of
Eloi Heber, & Co, at a distance of sixty (60l
arpen,s from the river.
The above Plantation will be sold with the
Sugar House, steam mill, negro quarters and
other appurtenances, four carts, twelve %ploughs
and four mules.
Also-alI the rights and actions Of what ma
,nre soever for the forced emancipation Of sixty
three slaves attached TO the above plantation at
the breaking out Of the war.
Terms and Conditions:
One third cash and the balance in one and
two years from the day of sale, in notes secured
by mortgage and vendors privilege with the
pact "de non alexander, bearing interest at the
rate Of six per cent per annnm from date to
maturity, and eight per cent after maturity un'
I'll paid, and a commission Of five per cent
secured by mortgage on said plantation for any
lawyer who may be employed to institute pro
ceilings for the payment of the notes furnished
as aforesaid.
S THEREOF,
$berid.
Parish Of ST. james. 9th October 500.
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S03IoS naCt3y p1l)Ly
des Mcmbrcs du Surf dc Police.

1sE ELECTION se,a ,enue dams Ter, 2me, 3me,
~ 4ms, 5ne ct Tine Districts De la Paroisse Saint
JACQUES, lie LUNDl 10 DECEMBRE 1896. de- . hen.
res du ua,in / 4 heures de l'aptts-midi, pour la uoml'
nation dun Membre pour caacnn de, dts Districts,
SAVIOR
Ter Dis,.-Chez Laiche Frete.-Sous la surveillance
de MN. Ludger Laiche, Ludger rocht ct A. II.
Bourgeois, Dfpute Sheriff John SheaHaylre. Pour
Ia nomination dun menbrs du Jas; II Police en- rem.
~placemep, de NJ. r. p. Pocht, dtmi,sionnaire
2ame Dist. (Grande Poin,e) Divide Rousse). =
Commi.saire. Michel Martin e, a. Croze,. Dtpu.
M shtrT, Octave Koussel--Ea TamFtacerrzn DE N:
Louis LeBourgeois, dtmissionnai'e.
2eme Dist. (Colltge)-A la Mason d'Ecole.--Com-
missaires: Honort Laudteau1, n. PoohG ct GGdton
Subra. Depute Sherif, Jos. Landry Jr.-En rem.
placemen, de NJ. l.. LeBourgeois, demi>sionnaire.
5eme Di...-CLez Landry u P~art-Comnissaires
Florian Jacob, Jean Pierre Bourgeois ct Joseph
Oubre. Dept. shtrif. Octave Jacob.-En% remplace.
men, de NJ. l.. Malus, dtmissionnaire.
Acme Dist Cher Cloua,re Frtres-Commissaire res +:
Ludger Pey,ayiu, Xavier sarrazin Jt e. J. Demo
pLon Ture.ud. Dtput6 shtrif, Constan, Gravois.-
En- emplacementd 4. n. Dtmophon Tnieaud, dtnis.
sionnaire.
5eme Dist.-Chez Edouard Braud-C ommi>saires
Sylvanie Braud, Amtdte Gaudetet E. Camille Mire.
Depu,e Shtrif, Edmond Richard-En remplacement
do NJ, J. X. Gaudet, dtmissionnaite.
7eme Dist-Chez Joseph Waguespack-CommIs-
saires Sylvestre Braud, Leufsoy Simon e. ontsi-
phore TrosclaiI. Dfpntt Shtra, John V. Armant.-
En- remplacenentde NJ. Emile Legendfe, dtmission'
naire.
La dite election sera tenue conformtmens Il Ia loi e
les relours adresses au soussigue
JOIN B. DRY,
President du Jun de Police.
Paroisse s,.Jacques, 10 Novembre 1865.
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State of LOuiSiana.-
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Estate Of The late Michel Poirier.

By virtue of an order Of sale dated 9th DC.
lober 1866, TO me directed in the above matter
by the aforcnamed honorable Court, | will offer
al public auction on the premises, on THURS
DAY, THE 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1866, at
10 O'Clock A. w.. me following property belong
ing TO the Succession Of the late Michel PORTER,
to wit:
"A Sugar Plantation situated in The Parish
of st. James, on the right bank of the Mis-.
sissippi river, about 81 miles above New Or.
leans, m, assuring three arpents and a half,
more or less, front to said river, by eighty
arpents in depth. bounded above by the pro-
perty of Benjamin PORTER and below by that
of Dranzin Gaudet. together with two undi.
vided thirds of the Sugar house built on said
Plantation, and all the other buildings, i'm.
provements. fences, &c, thereunto belonging.
under the reserve of a small building in the
rear of the principal dwelling house.
ga portion of land situated in the rear Of
the above Plantation, in Section 81. Town.
ship ~, Range 16 East, con,ai ming Is 3olloo
acres Of land.
ga portion Of land situated in Section 49,
Township -, Range IS East, containing
1923 acres and a fraction.
4 Lot or Section 4s in Township 10. South
[West of the Mississippi Range is East,
containing $50 l6ilOO acres Of land.
81 A lot OF mules, horses, cattle, farming
utensils. carts, ploughs, &c, and a lot o
house hold furniture.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Thc movable effects, cattle, mules, horses
Sc. payable cash The Plantation, and three
tracts Of land under No. ., 3 and 4. will be solo
separately aud payable cash and the balance
in two eGunI lnStAlmen's maturing in one anc
two years from day Of sale. Purchasers TO fur
niSh ,llrir notes for iln credit instruments, salts
ia%clotiIy endorsed payable at the Office Of ,hf
Recorder of his Parish, bearing interest at tn
rate Of 4 90 per aunnm from day Of sale unit
maturity and 8 90 from maturity until paid
and secured 10y vendors privilege and a specia
mnttrace with til. clause de non aiieuanlo re
served in favor Of the Succession, upon H.
lands sold unr,! full payment of the price @
adjudication and interest, the cash proceeds O
the sale to be paid into the hands of the under
signed Sheriff. costs ofsale and Revenue Stamp
a, the expense of the purchasers.
S, THEREOF,
.SherW.
Parish Of St. James, November 3, 1866.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1866-01-27

la di,e habitation pour frais d'avocat en- cas- de
ponrsuite, ponr non Placement a echeance, DIES
biIlets fournis CONNIE ci.dessus.
S. THEREOF,
Shirt:
Paroisse S,.Jarqucs, 81 Octobre 1866.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
State of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
A. p. Bertaut d Bros,
VS. No. l72
Their Creditors.

By virtue of an order Of sale dated 22nd DC.
,ober 1866, to me directed in the above matter,
by the aforenamed honorable Court, | will offer
a, public sale and auction, on the premises, on
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-07-19

A FOOLISH WAGER.-Last Fri
day man named Motifs made q
wager of $40, that he could stand
on a post for twenty-four consecu-
tive hours. He accordingly began
at ten o'clock in the morning.
After he had been standing seve-
raj hours his feet began to swell.
and it became necessary to cut his
boots to ease the pain. Later in
the day the swelling extended to
his legs, and at halfpast eight
o'clock in the evening he was suf-
fering from numbness of the feet
and limbs, and was rubbing the
calves of his legs and applying
whisky to excite the circulation.
Fortunately this unusual spectacle
drew SO large crowd that the po-
lice interfered and forced the man
to get down.-[Me,o York Ereniug
Post.