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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

From OR Speech. Correspondent
RALEIGH \. C., Thursday Morning April 10. 1865.
The trial Of Major John H. Gee Was resumed last Mon
day morning contrary general expectation as it was
supposed here the Presidents Proclamation would cause
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'T'TrAN ENGINES and BOILERS for SALE.-lO
- - ,-.f on band be sold very saw mills ana Diist
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A NNuAL CIRCULAR.

Entrance on both streets, in the spacious and els
CANT Story Building, is constany in session under
able Profassars.
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Succession Of Pierre Arsene Champagne, Sr.,
And COMMUNICATIVE. 641.
&TATEDF LOUISIANA-Third Judi
0cial District Court of Lafourche.

il Esr d !
By virtue Of an order of sale emanating
from the Third District Court. Parish OF
Latourche..in the succession above named
to me directed, will sell at public. auc-
ton. on Wednesday, June 18th, 1866, at
10 O'Clock A. Ne, on the premises. below
described, situated IN said parish. right
bank Of Bayou Lafourche, at about seven
miles below the town Of Thibodaux, the
property below described, to-wit - 80 !
l. sA4certain tract of land situated in
the Parish Of I.afourche, on the right
bank Of Bayou Lafourche, at about seven
miles below the town of Thibodapx !;
measuring two arpents. more or Jess,
front, by forty arpents ip depth, with the
opening or closing belonging to the whole
tract proportionallv bounded above by
lands Of Emile e. Felix Falgout and be-
low by land of estate hereinafter des-
cribed. Together with the buildings and
improvements thereon. .4
2.Another tract Of land situated in
this parish, on the right bank of Bayou
Lafourche, at about seven miles below the
town Of Thibodaux; measuring two ar
pents front by forty arpelits in depth,
with the proportional opening or closing
belonging to the whole tract, Of which
this is q part; bounded above by lands Of
estate above described, and below by
lands of Louis Bourgeois. Together with
all the improvements thereon. @
Also, the household furniture, consist
ing OF beds and beddipgs, armoirs, tables,
chairs. etc.. etc. .as. aI.} <ssFst4...5
Cows and calves, etc., cH go
Terms and conditions The moya-
bles payable all sums at and under ten
dollars, cash, and all sums exceeding ten
dollarspayable one-half cash and one-half
in March next, 1867.
The lands payable in three equal in
staiments. maturing respectively in the
months Of March Of the years 1867, 1863
and 1862 ! Purchasers to furnish their
notes with good and approved security in
sotddo, rayable to the order Of the admin
istratrix Of the said esi ate, with 8 per
cent per amman interest from maturity
until paid; the land to remain specially
mortgagedtand bypotheeated, with VEN
doris privilege under the pact de non alien
40 IN faxor of said estate, until full and
final payment. ss9
s n M. BoURG, Sheriff.
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Metropolitan Record
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Z It was founded IN 1s62--has Ch,. .rter from the
State az permanent Institution. under the direction
ora Hoard OF Trustees appointed BY the Legislature
It was not Suspended during the war.
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A Diploma from this College is a passport ia all
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A Business Education, that enables one to earn
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cessu operation for more than quarter Ofa century
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u. 3. Ledet B. Co. vs.. Their Creditors.
STATEsOF LOUISIANA.-Third Judi.
ciai district Court. Parish Of Lafourche.
q

40 ds aosc a'S0'a t5ese pTeseals nag concern:
+ TAKE NOTICE-That meeting Of the cred.
itors Of H. T. Ledet & Co., will be held, before
]. e. Gonrdain, Recorder Of said parish. at biz
Office, IN the town OF Thibodaux, on Thursday
the gath day Of May 1866, at 10 o'clock, 4 NJ. to
take into consideration the affairs of said a. g.
LedetG q Co, ana advised as to the bess mode Of
diaposipg of the effects and property of the same
90 Witness my band and the seal. Of
QSA aid Court. this 9th day of April
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.
q f.sa -. S. ALLALM Clerk
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TH1BoDAUx, IA, SATURDAY, MAYls, 1866.
nnless they be so clad as to avoid all offence TO

I Sec. l6. Be further ordained &c, That justi-
/ ces of the peace shall have. discretionary pow
srs when acting on any ordinance of the town,
| In determining the gravity of the ofence in as
sessing the fue, and ordering the Imprisonment
| bf;apy person offending at a less amount than
the specified fine that may be imposed or time
of imprisonment ordered, but not to exceed the
limitation that may be prescribed
/ Sec. II. BE ii further ordained, &C., That in
case the person offending be minor, bis father,
mother tutor. guardians, or other person having
charge of him. shall be responsible for the hue
and costs that may be imposed on him for any
offence. and execution shall issue against the
person having charge of the minor, for fine aud
costs, and. be placed in the hands of proper
officer and on his return not satisfied Or
s.no property found" the said delinquent shall
be imprisoned pursuant to the order OF the,
| justice in his Judgment g8 ..3-it -..st4s 4
Il Sec. Is. Be Il further ordained, &C., That any
person who shall be found guilty Of any of the
offences herein detailed, shall be condemned to
pay the costs incurred and in his judgment the
justice shall order the person thus oilending to
pay said costs on said delinquent ling to
pay either fine or costs, he shall condemn him
to be. confined in the public Jail until he pays
said fine and costs, not exceeding, however, ten
days, comprising therein the time he may have
been confined. for having been adjudged guilty
of the offence for which the fine is imposed and
costs incurred.
Sec. 49,. Be IL further ordained &C., That the
officers charged with the execution of the ord-
nances Of the town, shall, when no specific fee
has been allowed, be entitled to demand and
receive the following compensation, viz:
& Justice's Fees.
Writing affidavit and swearing S 8 rs
Subpoena forthwith, for al the witnesses 25
Issuing warrant aQ 81 AaT rs
Judgment entering and recording ! 90
Order of imprisonment ,g !, %
Censtabless Fees.
Executing warrant ''"a rs
Subpenaing witnesses 3 f@s 10
Conveying prisoner to jail g7G rs
Selling confscated property, advertising DC, 2 SO
Executingf. ia. e9s 81 ~ .6aa so
Each necessary notice s6 %
Cemmmssiop on property sold under i. ia. y
e. & E JaIlor's Fees. I
Turnkey in Jail 5 25
Turnkey out Of Jail rs
Boarding from, one to Eve days so
Sec. % Bea further ordained. &C., That all
laws or parts Of laws, ordinances, etc. contrary
to the provisions of this ordinance, shall be,
and are hereby, repealed.
W. - S. T. GRISAMORE, Mayor.
p. e. LoRro Clerk. aE
EF ~
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NOTICE.

'EiiE CREDITORS included, in tic Judgments vs.
4 ND. hon'T. MAXWELL, will meet in Col. Non-
IONS Office at Pickcns {. H., Gil Monday of Co,,r.
lioth instantly Az business Of Importance will be
transacted, all are requested TO attend.
JOHN Is. SlTTON
For Judgment Creditors.
Ortuber !. 1856 3
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FURTHER NOTICE.

The following is an extract from tho Decree,
in tho Same cause. made ut the same time, to
wit:
1t is further ordered that the Commissioner
of this Court dn hold Reference, in this caso,
for tho purpose of ascertaining what portion of
the property sold, by j. j. NORTON and w. G.
KEITH. Executors. belonged to tho Estate of
Mrs. ELIzAnETn Is. KEITH. deceased, and the
true value of the same, under tho Ordinance Of
tho Convention"
Purchasers of property belonging to the Es.
tate of Mrs. +. Is. KEITH deceased, at tho los
made by j. j. NORTON and w. G. KEITH. Exec.
ntors, will appear bofore me in my office, at
pickens G. H., on or before Monday the 18th
day OF October next, with their evidence, 10 en-
able tho Commissioner to fix tho "truo yalus {"
Of the property thus sold.
Basn No business, pertaining to other of the
above extracts will bo transacted on Salednys /;
as tho current business Of tho Office on these
days. is sufficient to employ the time Of the
Commissioner
ROD'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Com'rs Office. July 81, 1866 Sin
STILL FURTHER NOTICE.
gslS" No property will be received by us, un.
der the above Decree, unless all tho articles pur-
chased are returned. and in the same condition
as when sold by rs.
J. j. NORTON, |
w. G. KEITH, Tx ofs
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Important Notice.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
An Etiuity--I'ICixens.

i H. :: G Sss'' ssh, Ezors Bill, for Construction Of
]. W. Earle, ss et.nrs wills &c.
fdNllE following Extract is from the Decree of
IL the Court of Equity, in tho abovo stated
cause, namely:
g 1t is ordered and dccrecd that tho sale of the
personal estate of William l.. Keith be set aside,
and that the Commissioner of this Court do pub.
lish Rule against the purchasers to account
before him for tho true value of the property
purchased, ut tho time Of sale, except the Nc.
grocs. or to surrender tho said property to tile
Complainnnts. j. D. NoRToN and w. G. KEITH,
Executors and, on their neglect or refusal to
do so. that then their purchases be regarded as
valid aud the Notes given by them bc collected
The slaves purchased. being now free, cannot
bc surrendered, and need not he. but tho pur
chascrs to account fnr reasonable hire whilst
the said slaves were in their pnssession."
In conformity Herewith do hereby summon
tho purchasers of the personal estate of William
l.: Keith deceased. as sold by III. NORTON md
w. G. KEITH, Executors. to DO and appear le.
fore mo- in my Office ut Pickens Court House,
on or before Mnndny the 18th day of October
next, prepared with evidence to comply with tho
requirements of tho Decree as above published.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.D.
Com'rs. Offce, July 81, 1866, 3m
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Notice

is HEREBY GIVEN thnt nrrlca; N will he
Il mat'o to tho Legislature, ut its next session.
f'r removal nf the Charter OF the German Set
tlement Society Of Charlcstnn
JACOB SCHROEDER, President.
October |. 1866 3 Am
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
I'ickcms-Hn Equity.
NJ. y. Clayton
vs.. Bill for Partition
Hannah Clayton. ct.nls.
Ri VIRTUE of dccrctal order to me directed
- III this c"se, by the Court of Equity. and dnted
6th Srptrmbcr, 1866, l will sell to the highest
bidder, ut public out cry, at
I'iCES6INS TDUHsT MOUSE.
On Saleday in November next, tho
-RE a L list A-TE
Or Jesse NJ. ayton, deceased, as follows:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate in pickcns Dis
lr'rt, on Twelve Mile River, containing One iun-
drcd aud Forty seven Acres, and adjoining lands
oi W. II Anderson, Anthony Stewart and others
aiisS t3S taG ig4BI.-On II credit of ono,
tw" and three years except the costs which arc to
Gr paid in cash i" specie or its equivalent, on the
day Of sale. Payment to DC made in three equal
annual instalmcns, with interest thereon from the
day of sale. and to be secured by bond TO the Com
missioner, with at least TWO COOL surctics, nnl n
mortgnge of the premises Purchasers to pay cx-
tra for title, mortgage aud stamps.
ROpT. a. THOMPSON, c.Erp
Nomrs o'hce, Oct. y, 1876 "a
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State of South Carolina.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WHEREAS, j. s. Lathem hath applied to mo
" for letters Of administration upon tho Estate
of Mary Lathem deceased, latc Of tho District of
Pickcns and State aforesaid: The kindred and
creditors of said dcccased, aro therefore, cited to
appear before mo ut Pickcns c. II. on Monday the
10th day Of October. 1866. to shew cause, If any
thoy cnn, why said letters should not be granted
Given nndcr my hand and seal this 1st day of o.
tObcr, 1866.
W, Z. HoLcoMpE, o.r.p,
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Pickc:as-Hn Equity.
Mary A. Elrod, ct.als,
Alex. Bryce, ST., CT nls.
| NDER nn order of the Count If Equity in this
" case will sell to tho highest bidder, at public
auction, at
PTCEENS COURT HOUSE,
On Saiela3 II November next the Tract of Land
described i'll the pleadings, containing One Hun.
!ired and Twcnty-onc Acres, more or less, aud nj
Joining lands OF Estate Of Alex Armstrong and
others.
TERMS OF SALE.-On n credit of twelve
months. with interest from date. The purchaser
to rntcr INFO bond to the Commissioner. with good
surety, aud mortgage OF the prc.niscs to secure
The payment of the purchase money. The costs
to be paid in cash, i'll specie, the day of sale
Purchaser to pay extra for all necessary papers
and stamps.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Com'rs Office. Oct 3, 1866 RI
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TO THE WOUNDED,

'fhE following Resolution adopted by the
Legislature Of South Csrolina ut its recent cx-
tra session:
" hrsof"ed, Fiat His Excel'cncy the Governor
be crcqucsed to issue circular directed TO each of
tue TAX Collectors Of the State requesting them to
inrnish him with list Of the names of all citizens
IN their respective Districts who were permanently
u'saoied In the State or Confederate service during
,no ate war; particularly specifying those who
have been deprived Of their limbs and stating in
each case whether !, Do an arm leg anl that
the Governor be also requested tn furn;s, the in.
formation thus acquired to the General Assembly
at tho next regular session."
Az! persons coming within tho scope Of the above
hesoiutoa will mce, me at Pickcns C. H. during
slonday and Tuesday Of Court week and at Wal
his'a the Saturday following, for tho purpose Of
furnishing me will, the desired, informaiion
S. G. IIERNDON, r. G.
October |. 800
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state OF south Carolina.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lVllEREAS, G. I. Chapman hath applied to me
" for letters Of administration upon the Estate
OF G. II. Chapman, deceased, lato of tho District
OF pickcns and State aforesaid The kindred and
creditors Of said deceased, are, therefore, cited to
appear before mo ut Pickcns G. IL. on Monday
tho 18th doy Of 0c, ohcr 1866, to show canse, II
any they cnn, why said letters should not be grant
cd. Given under my hand and seal this lst day
Of October, 1866.
w. H. UOICOMBE opp
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CAUTION.

As THERE is "a grcat deal Of my property scat
q tered over the country, in the possession Of q
goo'l many persons, consisting Of Farming Implo,
ments. Carpenters and blacksmith Tools, House.
hold Furniture Tanning Tools, and other articles,
hereby cnutcn each nnh every of thom TO dcliyor
these Tools and other articles to Mn. ARCHIBALD
McALlsTEn, my authorized Agont, on or before the
fret day of November next, at the Falls Mills
Persons having any Of my property in their pos
session, after that date, will be prosecuted.
JAMES McCAREY.
Sept %, 1866 2
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PENDLET0N PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY pY
M ESSRS. FAINT 4 CO.,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.. 80
PRICES GIVEN IN CURRENCY


Salt, Liverpool, per Sack, 5000 to Ga. So
e% eG1ifce Rio, per h., 4oc.; Lagnyra 45c. Java,
Ooo. Sugar, Cuba per H.. l8 to 2Uc. Clari.
hsd. 23 to 2'c. Nails (host quality per H.,
!, i24 to l4o. Iron, per lb., 12!c. Castings. per
H.; l2!c. Yarn. per Bunch $275 to $3. Os.
naburgs. per yard, rs to 80. Shirtings, brown
and bieached,25 to 40c per yard. Calicocs, per
yard. 20 to 25; English. 81 to 40c. pow,lcr, ror
lb., 75c.; Shot, per d., 20c. Lead, per lb., 2Oc.
Indigo. per h.. 81 to SO. Madler. larlb., SOC.
Spice per b;. soc. Ginger, per H., sos Pep.
per. per lb, co To 75c. Tobacco, Chewing. per
lb., GO to Sl40 Shpycls, 81 80 to $3.50. Nxcs.
IS Collins,) 81 to $3.50.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Cnrn. Sl.75 to So por bushcl Peas, 81 so to
MIo. Cotton, loose, Is to 200. per ID. bnled,
22 to to 20. Bacon, lG to 2oc. per ID. Lard, 20
70 zoe. per 10. Flour, per barrcl, $l4 to SIG.
bccswax, ~ to 25c. per lb. 1nllow, l24 to l5c.
pcrlb. Butter. 25c per d. Eggs, l2i to l5o.
per dozen.