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Mrs. J. J. ABELL, Pres't.

STRAyED on SToLEN.--Mr. W. Roach Of
iers twenty-five dollars reward for fine
horse--a blood-bay, l6 hands high, five
years old and well gaited--that strayed, or
was stolen from Mr., W. Falls, on last Tues
day night. The horse was ridden to Mr..
Falls, two miles from town, on the occasion
OF a social gathering, and whilst the rider
was enjoying himself in the house, the horse
disappeared Diligent search has been made
but nothing has been heard of the missing
property. A liberal reward will also be
paid for the thief
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ERaoR.-Ws have been reliably informed
that we were mistaken In stating in our last
issue, that McGann Of the Shamrock Saloon,
New Providence, formerly belonged to the
SD Illinois Regiment. He was member
of Whittemore's Battery. g
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PERsoSAL.--We had visit, yesterday,
from Mn. j. W. RUST, President OF Bethel
College, Russellville, Ky. He is really in
love with his vocation, and this may serve,
in some measure, to account for the prosper
ity Of the Institution over which he so
worthily presides. May he and it long
flourish, in vigor and usefulness. r
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New .Posr OFFIoE.--Burrell Corban, Esq,
Of Oorbapdale, on the Railroad near Palmy-
ra,. Tenn, has been appointed Post Master at
that place. As soon as the bridge Is COM
pleted over the Cumberland, the mail route
will go into operation. 5., i
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SoLp.--The Bank Of Tennessee property,
was sold in Memphis on last Saturday, and
brought SOL, 900, fully $4,000 per foot The
premises were purchased in 1851 for si2,-
nnn ~ sN HENt
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FavoRs.-we are indebted to our partlcu-
hr friend, r. H. Pickering, for printed fayors.
He Is sojourning at Allegheny Springs Va,
on account Of delicate health. We sincere
ly hope he may soon be restored to health
and to the society Of his family and friends.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20

EXAMINE COULTER Il HnLMAN's advertis-
ing column to-day, and then go and examine
the stock Of new goods they call attention
to therein, IL you stand in need of any de-
scription of Dry Goods. They sell cheap
Some lines of goods at cost.
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INSURANCE LOSSES AT PonTLAYD.-Weh have
seen letter from the Hartford Fire lnsu-
rance Company, stating that the claims upon
that Company, for the fire at Portland, Me-,
only amounted to one hundred and sixty
thousand dollars-and that it is probable
their actual loss will fall considerably short
of that amount. This is not more than six
weeks receipts of the Company.
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REoIsrRAfIoS.--our young friend, Ed.
Byrne, has opened at the Office of o. NJ.
Blackman, the books for registration. 1t is
is expected that every man who is entitled
to vote, to come forward, at once, and regis
ter bis name.
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'CEDRoN.

which is the basis of the Bittsrs now offered
to the public. That honor belongs to the
native inhabitants Of Central America, to
whom its virtues have been known for more
than two hundred years. Armed with IL,
the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles without fear the most
venomous serpents. II is a belief with them
that while there is breath left in the body the
Cedron is potent TO cure, no matter what the
disease may be. ae iara 81 sIrss'ao
While DIR. Bull is not prepared to endorse
this extravagant pretension, he is nererthe,
less satisfied iron, a thorough examination OF
the evidence relating to its virtues, that as a
remedy and preventive from all diseases aris-
ing from exposure, either to changes of
weather and climate, or to the ,missmatio
influence, It stands 4,
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Rraneh Rank OF Tennessee.

CLARRsyILLE, June %, 1860,
HAVING been appointed Agent to collect
IL the debts Of the Branch Bank OF Ten
nesses, at this place. hereby request al per
sous owing said Bank, either by note, bill,
or otherwise. 70 come forgard at once and
pay oil their Indebtedness Notes Of tia
Bank Of Tapssssee, known.as old issue, viii b.
received IL payment, g
go o. ~ BLAcKMAy, Agept
June 20, 1866 On, - - y ~
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HANDSOME DoNATIoN.-It gives US great
pleasure to transfer to our columns the sub
Joined letter which we find in the EXPRESS,
of Wednesday last. Such a proof of the
sympathy and generosity Of the ladies of St.
Joseph can not be too highly appreciated,
and will long be remembered with gratitude
by this community. Our information is that
the benevolent Institution which invited
this generous donation, will soon be in ope-
ration, and, doubtless, its beneficiarics will
be taught to cherish a grateful remembrance
Of their noble benetac,ors of the far West
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo, July IL, 1866.
Mrs. G. A. HENRY President Dear Mad
am: We, in common with our sympathising
countrywomen everywhere, have organized
n aciety for the relief Of the widows and
orphans of the South; and by the usual ex.
peaients of festivals, ETC., have realized d
liberal sum for that purpose.
Learning through your agent, Mrs. Nor
ris, of your intention OF establishing an Or
phan Asylum, we beg leave TO contribute
one thousand dollars $4,000 to the same
and our prayers that your efforts may bt
crowned with success.
In behalf of the Society for the benefit o.
Southern Widows and Orphans.
Mrs. j. j. ABEL, Pres't.
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BARRIER SHor.--Tom. Beaumont, Barber,
has moved his shop from Moore's Hotel, to
the room on Franklin street, formerly occu-
pied by Hughes 4 Wickham. 49, =
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

MRS. l.. L. MICKLE viii open a School
III on the frss Monday in August, at her
residence on Union street Eight or ten
young ladies can he accommodated with
board If desired. For further particulars,
call at her residence.
July IL lS66-5N
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TOBACCO.

TRIoE's LANDING, July Ia, 1866
Sales of az hhds. Tobacco, by Richards,
Crenshaw 4 Co., as follows;
$50 90; 90 Oc; 10 70i 10 7Oi II so;
II 80; II 80; II Is; II 2ai II 20; l6 80;
10 80; Is 90; l6 90; l6 90; l6 90; Is IS;
10 95; - 90, ~ soi ~ So 10 so; 10 75i
10 25i o so; 3 80; 90; 8 90; 6 90; 95i
4 10, I 30; 4 O5; rs; 4 so; 5oi go
% 25; , O5; 3 90, 2 80 10.
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In New Providence, Tenn, on the 18th
inst MAMIE LEWIS, infant daughter Of Robt.
E. Gibbons, age months and 7 days.
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RAGS! RAGS!
Gold Having Advanced,
WE ADVANCE THE PRICE OF RAGS

FOR all good Country Cotton and Linen
Rags, delivered at our Warehouse, North.
East corner Of the Square, In lots of Fiity
pounds and upwards, We will pay Six Gents
per pound, cash; aud for Linsey Rags, One
cent per pouLl.
We hereby engage to pay the above prices
until the first day of August next.
WHITMAN BROTHERS,
50 Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
June 29-lm
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DIR. JOHN BULL, . !. -s.s. ~ -, =,
-" 80 A. q A - ega b. sessseis
aa of Louisville, Ky, : =. =.

His inimitable preparation of SARSAPAs y
RlLLA, has long stood at the head Of the
various compounds of thet valuable drug. ~
His COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
has become household word throughout
the West and South. ,v.s y .ra.r~. -.
His WORM LozENGEs, in less than
year after their introduction, attained rep
utatiop as widespread as the continent pf
America. ~ dshqi "a
~ e-''ef's4 81 neoai 81 gi'2esib g saw,
But the browning glory Of his life remalus
to be attained in his discovery, or rathep
combination, for he does not claim 10 be the
discovercr of s - atutass,r Ti -,
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NEW
Carriage Repository.
e. s. BRINGHURST Il co.,
Franklin Street.
GAINESVILLE, TENN,

CLAhAo' lbIL, IENN, .l
WE ARE just receiving, and keep con-
w stantly on hand, every description of
fine Close Carriages, Rockaways and Ba-
rouches, Prince Albert Buggies, Queens
Phactons, Straight and Bracket Front Shift
ing Tops, Slide-seats, Balmorals, and No
Tops, Track and Road Sulkies, and in fact
everything usually kept in first class
Carriage Repository.
We have entered into arrangements by
which we now have unsurpassed facilities
for supplying the country with most SUI
perior article of workmanship, and we chal-
lenge comparison with any other city in
quality and price. Being .f.
Practical aa q,
Carriage
Makers,
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MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the
w citizens Of GAINESVILLE and the sur
rounding country, that he has in store large
assortment of goods which is not excelled, in
point Of variety and quality, by any house
In this city, consisting in part Of
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'7II7IIF
1lls'.g 8 . a. .a,nana .sl-

ai ~ has ssra la sles rya,
.st3grtsarl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Bowling Green TENN. NJ. Lewis.
Fredona--Benj. Hewett.
New York-V. 4 b. Ferrell.
n. G. Creek. r. Lawrence.
Woodford-J. r. Drake.
July 10th. GUY. w. WINES, p. u.
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Is complete and cappot be surpassed this side
of Louisville. We are Just receiving and
opening our Spring and summer Clothing.
Call and see for yourselves.
BeA. Sam'l Adkins is still an attache of
this house, and win be pleased 70 wait upon
the old customers, and as many new ones as
may favor Us with their patronage. He in.
tends, by strict attention to business, to mer-
rit their good wishes and patronage.
peA. Mr.. James Morrisey, well known to
the citizens Of GAINESVILLE aud vicinity, for his
anability Of n,anners and clsss attention to
business, has been cagaged vs. sslespan. He
will be happy TO see bis old friends.
KLEEMAN H. CO.,
March loft FRANKLIN STREET.
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md Muleoc
Trace, Log, Fifth,
AN d sStretcher
Horse and Mule
aud Horse Shoe
Complete stock Of
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LETTER LIST.

r ETTER5 REMAINING UNCLAIMED
III in the Post Office at Clarksville, Tenn,
on the goth day Of July, 1866. suf b.
nfA- To obtain any of these letters, the
applicant must call for AdUeytised Letters,
give the date Of this list, and pay two cents
for advertising,
If not called for within ONE MONTH,
they will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
s.g LADIES LIST. go
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% } EatE WA 'fiH
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-23
ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA,
Paroisse d'Ouess BATON Rouge,
sIxIEMB DISTRICT %JrDIcIAlRB.

sJxIEMB DISTRICT JuDIcIAlRB.
Adonis Thibodeauy vs.. Theodore Daigle
No. 1923.
EN- VERTU dun ordre De Teri facias
aadresSe an Sheriff IL ID pafoisse d'0nest
Baton Ronga, par t'noonrable II coar do
cipquieme district ld%eiair4, dams ct pour
IA paroisse Ct egat sUsdile, dams faffalfe
ci-aessus, j'otIfefia en- vente pnbliqae a
la maison da cour en- eette paroisse-
.sAMBDI, lo 7me jour de Juliet, 1866,
"a IL beures a. m, les prophecies ci-apres
decritea, savoir.
Ter UN CERTAIN MoRCEAU De
terre situe en- cette pagoisse, a quarante
arpents dc Ia ~riyiare Mississippi. conten-
ant quarante afpents de superficie, plus
gu MONS, borne IN haut par terre de Drau-
sin Tuillier, en- bas par celles de Jean
Baptise Labauve ct Firmin Serret, en- av-
ant par chemin publique ct en- arrisre par
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-23
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of west Baton Rouge.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

John Hill, for Mention, No. 1891.
10 the name and by authority Of the
State of Louisiana.
WHEREAS, by an order of seizure
and sale, issuing out Of the Hon. the
Fifth judicial District Court, for. tie
parish of West Baton Rouge, State Of
Louisiana, of date the 30th day ri De-
eember, A. D., 1866, and by the Hon. Ru-
oln y. Posey, Judge Of said Court grant
cd at the suit Of Hiram j. & James Fl.
uroVer VS.. Mrs. Mary Barrow, and Afcx-
ander Barrow, No. 1898, on the docket
OF said Court, William White, Sheriff of
SAID parish, at public auction on the 3rd
DAY. Of February, 1866, sold TO John Hill.
the last and highest bidder. for the
sum OF twenty thousand dollars (2o 000}
cash, the following described property to
wit: F
lst. A CERTAIN TRACT Of land
s,tuated in this parish measnfrsg eleven
Sll) arpents front to the Misslssippf
haver, more or less, on diverging lines.
together with the back concession Of
sad tract containing five hundred and
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fifty superficial arpents more or less !; the
two tracts containing together one thou.
sand and seventy superficial arpents,
more n less. The front concession
bounded above by a tract hereinafter
described and below by a small Il tract
therein owned by the parish Of West
Baton Rouge, and known and designated
as the Enders tract, and the back conces-
sion bounded above by lands of Celestin
Serret and below by those of John A.
Daugherty.
Cd, ANOTHER TRACT of land al
so situated IN this parish lying inme-
.diately above. called The Grandpre tract,
measuring four arpents front to the river
Mississippi, with the depth IF forty ar
penis, more or less, between parallel
lines. bounded above by lands Of the La
Iiton tract, hereinafter described and be
|og ny the tract first above deserib.
ed,
Ord. ANOTHER TRACT of land al.
so situated in this parish. above and ad
Looming the last above described tract,
called the Lsfton tract measuring three
arpeuts frent to the river Mississippi
wita t5a rsual Feb IA rnrtv arnaafs
morn W. Iess hon,5a4a ahoya NJ lands IL
Dr. J. a. Landry. ard below by the
Grand6.a or last described tract with all
the -inT5rovempnts nm ssid tracts.
avn WBFPrzc ,ba sid .Tohn
riu las anrlIs 4 f7=ffis Canrt for a moni
Ition. aofifging and Warpin,r ali nersons
rancerae8 Is st,sv eatss within thi,ty
t3ars frs,n ,h. f=.f nnrlica+ian or tba
<,ma vls saia safs .It.ald nat Ia c,n
IHrned and bn-ma1Yrated
Nh ,tar4raI. +. Ill re,,a and i, ~.
4Eerity cr Tho St1fa r. foai.i.ra I a.
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BLACKSMITHING

CAMUEL ELWELL respectfully notifies the
~ public in general, throughout the parish, fhat
he has engaged JAMES w. fOGUE, M expert
enoed Blacksmith. us foreman OF his shop, eBdls
now prepared to do all kinds OF bLAChSMITh-
ING and IRON WORK, at rates to suit the times.
Hen- He respectfully solicits a call from all
persons wanting work done in that line of bust
ness. confident that he will give satisfaction in
every particular.
esg- Shop at the Ferry Landing, opposite tbs
city of Baton Rouge.
sAM'L ELWELL, Proprietor.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
P4R{SH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Bazelide Leveque, wife, vs.. ]. Auguste
Leveque, husband, No. 1882.
Louis Leyeqne, als. vs.. J. Anguste
- Leveque, Sr. No. 1887.
BY VIRTUE Of two writs of e. ia. is
sued. and directed to the Sheriff of the
Parish of West Baton Rouge from the
Hon. the Fifth Judicial District Court oil
the Parish and State aforesaid, | have
seized and will expose to public sale, to
the last and highest bidder on the planta-
ton OF j, Anguste Leveqne, about nine
niles below the Court House of this Par
Ish on,
SATURDAY, the 7th day Of July,
A. |. 1866, at II o'clock a. m, OF said
day, the following described property to
wit
lst. A CERTAIN TRACT of land or
plantation situated in this Parish. meas
nring eleven and a half aEpents front to
the river Mississippi, and . certain tract
of land or lot belonging to George Cliff
top, bounded above by lands of Isidore
Daigle and Marcelin Templet, below by
those of J.T Landry C Co. and in the
rear by Iauds of Mrs. Joe schlater, con-
tanning about eight hundred aud twenty
five superficial arpents more or less.
I'd. ANOTHER TRACT of Lind also
situated in this Parish, bounded north
by lands Of Isidore Daigle and widow
smede Bujol, East by lands Of James
Philip, widow Joe Schlater and William
White, South By Joseph sehlater and Yves
by Va F. Dupuy and by lands Of the
Government, together with all the build
ings aud improvements and appurtences
thereto belonging rights ways and pri-
vileges on both above described tracts.
Also three horses, one mare and two
colts, seven mules, three cows and calves
one pair oxen, eighteen hogs. one ol4 car.
rage, six carts, and gears, one pair tim
! Der wheels, one wagon, ten pionghs, hall
dozen hoes half dozen g%rnbblng hoes,
two stuhbis cutters, two small horse carts
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Par0issc d'Ouesf Baton Rouge
cINQUIEME DISTRICT JuEIcAIRE

CISQClEME DISTRICT JUEiCAiRE
Marcel Leieupe vs.. Nine Emmee Blan-
chard, veuye Joachim Richard, t%utricc.
No. 1913.
EN- VERTU dun writ de feri facias
addresse an Sheriff de la paroisse d'Ouest
Baton Rouge, dams lie process ci dessus IN
%titule, en date du vingt fenvieine jour de
mai a. q. 1866, de Honorable la cour dn
cinquieme district jnd'eiaire, dams ct pour
Ia paroisse ct l'etat susdits, Jai sa!sie ct
l'sxposerai en- vente P~nbligne, au plus
oiffant ct dernier encherfisseur, en- face
de la maison de cour de cette paroisse-
sAMEDI, lie Tine jour de Juliet, 1865.
a II heures a. M, la propriete hypotheque
eft ~ci-apres decfite, saveir
UN CERTAIN MORUEAU de TERRE,
on terrain, situe en- cette ~paroisse, q enyi.
ron neuf miles en- haut de Ia vile de Bat
On Rouge, mesurant IN dernl arpent de
face au heuve. arec une proiondenf de
ttois arpents, plus on moins, on s%'etendant
iosqu'a a peu pres quarante yardes de.
want l'eglise catholique, borne en- hant par
terre de veuve. Jean-Baptiste Richard,
en- has par celle de James L.. Lobdell ell
en- arriere par celle de FRANCOIS Tacnean.
avec les battisses ct am~elioratlons quI
sy t%ronvent.
Saisie pour payer ct sat'sfaire lie mon.
tant dn jugement, frais ct interets dams
lie process ci-dessns.
Conditions de la vente-Comptant avee
bene6ce d'inventaire.
ies ". DURABLE, Jr., Dep sh'f.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PaRISH OF VEST BATOF R0EGE.
FEpu JUDICIAL DISTINCT.

tAtAa tDit1h@ biE
John P. Dillingham; VS.. J G and L. d.
Woods. 10. 1857.
By VIRTUE ii an order of seizu
and sale to ne directed in the above tit
and numbered suit of date the 18th d
Of May, 1865, from the Fifth Distgi
Csurt. in and for said parish and State
will he offered for sale at public auction,
10 the last aud highest bidder. in trout OF
the Court House iii this parish on
SATURDAY, the 1'h day of July 1866,
at II O'Clock a. o., all the right, tile and
interest Of the defendants James G. AMI
E. D. Woods, in and TO the following des-
cribed property, to wit
A CERTAIN TRACT Of land estab.
lished AS a sugar plantation, situated III
said parish Of West Baton Rouge, meas
uring four arpents front to the Miss
issippi river, by a depth of forty arpents.
being bounded above ty lands nov or
heretofore belonging to Jerome IIebert.
and below by lands belonging formerly
to Jean poiron, together with the build
iugs and improvements thereon and APP
p~urtenances thereto belonging. Seized
10 pay and satisfy said writ issued in
the above suit, together with interesta
and costs.
Terms of sale-CASH with the benei;.
of appraisenent.
WV. WHITE.
iune2d Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of West E2a&ansgougs
ETH DISTRICT CoURl
Adonis Tlibodeaux VS.. Theodore Daigle
Ne. 1928.

Adonis Thibodeaux VS.. Theodore Daigle.
Ne. l128.
BY VIRTUE Of a writ Of feri facias
directed to The Sheriff Of the parish OF
West Baton Rouge, blythe Hon. the Fifth
JUDICIAL District Court in and for said.par
ish and State, In the above entitled suit, |
shall proceed to sell at public auction in
front of the Court House in this parish on
SATURDAY, the I'll, day Of July, a. D
1866, at II o'clock q. M, the following
described property to wit:
lst 4 CERTAIN TRACT Of land sitn-
ated in this parish, at forty arperts from
the Mississippi river, containing forty
eight superficial arpeuts, more or less,
bounded above Ivy lands Of Draus;n Tuii-
iier, below by those Of Jean Baptiste La
bauve, aud Firlnin Serret, in front by tie
public road, and in the Icy lands oil
Jean Baptiste Labauve.
81 ANOTHER TRACT of land stu.
ated in this parish knnwn as the swamp
lands, containing thirteen superficial ar
penis, mote or less, bonded north by
lands Of 7. W. Bird south BY those 0
JAS G. Woods, west by those of Valmon
Foretand east by those Of Pierre Labauve
with all the buildings and improvement
Oh both of the above described tracts
aud all rights attached thereto.
To pay and satisfy said writ of execu
ton seized IN the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale-CASH on the spot.
P. 0. DUPUY,
june2d. Dry sh'ff
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EsaIEsEs OF w est Eaten lauge,
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Valentin Trahan, Tutor, ct ais. VS.. An.
drew G. Woods, No. 1914.
BY VIRTUE Of a writ Of Fieri Facias
ditecbed TO the Sheriff Of tie Parish Of
West Baton seuge, in ths above num-
hered and entitled cause. OF date the
26lh day of May A. D., 1866, from the
Hon. the Fifth Judicial District Court, in
and for the Parish and State aforesaid.
| lave seized and will expose at public
auction to the last aud highest bidder IN
front OF the Court House of this Parish,
on
SATURDAY, the 18th da7 Of July
next. a. D, 1896, at Il o'clock a. m., of
said day tie hereinafter described mort
gagged property, to wit
4 CERTAIN TRACT of Ind being
the West portion of the North East Quar-
ter of section twenty on. 81 in town
ship six f6) range eleven I'll Essst. com
tanning sixty acres, and situated in this
Parish.
ANOTHER TRACT Of land Icing the
SOUTHEAST quarter Of s%ecsi,s number
tventy-one (2l) in township six 60 OF
range eleven ~ East situated aiso in
this Parish.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
Of said judgement interests and costs 10
the above suit.
Terms Of sele--CAsH with benefit OF
appraisement.
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