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saIeS Al Y II S at an adV9nce OF - 4Oci
,I5t! fe7l- baltimore. - -
yn Mio Sqo6plns, a'-MaFkets generally dun
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sEEns-- Steady. =5iss
LaTdoNomins IIk1eANy' FoFk-Nominal'-
GRoCERIEs-Very dun.
WHIsKY-Nominal.
Milwaukee.
NovEnBER 22-F1ouR-Dull and declined
GRAIN CornLAdyanced &c. oa,s-De.
clined lie. slGIlZI : = -
~ H.TOIedO.
Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s,nnsr sst
er; SD Sc fot 30. mIxe1 V9SSS So low
sales al sec y. ~ tlA'AsS1' waste lower
LAKE FRETaRrs-aco on cor,,. nv, sta.,r, n,
Buffalo, and l2c by sail TO 0swegS. ''
n.I ati New Orleans
NovKMBER2 92.-CorroN-pull am, lovar.
$50 S bales. ''z'' s'1it7 z7NO bales receipts
GRoCERIEs- Sugar-DulI and unc,,or,,o,,
SEw yoRf ESl 1aie SS9 81 Prime 69%S
premiunls - = III = = sS " ~
: STERIISa-Nominal at 50
san = Francisco
NOVEMBER 22.-CoTToN-Flat.
B1o!Sta8nanti sales confined to small
foF * 81 0'SlV . toF single extra; sIll 81
1GRAIN-w heat-Lower, fiat; good spring
81 SOAP 90; good and prime f1ir s. 4lSR2 81:
choice 81 6052z5. Corn-Closed lower and
unsettled; 81 029I 10 for old and 1Gc for new,
Oats-LoweT; sales at 52655c - y
PROVISIONs-Dhll and dropping: new mes,
pork 50; choice clear sides l6IE1f51[c: shout
darS l4IS6LF<c, IRrd-DulI: fiIIes n i5lSSs for
choice.
WHIRKY-lOUll mt 50 9ZN12 221Z
= W. ~ ~ =, VeLi',Ans uo"nWaI1'
4f,E.r. hnANAO.
NOVEMBER 22-FLoUR-QnIet
GRAIN-W heat-S0leS 1000 bushels Green
Toledo; part to arrive, at 81 90. oatseouiet;
Canada held at 81 OS. Rye-Nomin6I at 81 90.
PEAS-Sl 50. -
PRoYIsIoNs-Pork-Sa ut S2Sa2I, Lard
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The publica-
ton is made, apparently by authority,
in the National Republican, Of this
morning, that the President is necessa-
rily engaged upon important public
matters preparatory to the early assem-
bling of Congress, and will have no
time until after the meeting of that
body. to give the slightest attention
to applicants for office. All such mat
tiers are referred to the heads of the
different departments. Office seekers
and their friends can save themselves
much time, labor and expense by act
ing upon the above hint, and win re-
Ifeve the President from the unpIeas-
ant necessity of declining to entertain
and examine their applications. Tits a
physical impossibility for him to pre-
pare hismessage and at the same time
transact the detail business appropri-
.atsly belonging to his cabinet minis
The Indian ONCE to-day publishes
proposals for the supply OF Indian am-
nesty goods for the ensuing year, The
place of delivery has been changed
hom New York 10 St.Louis.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 22.-F1akes'
Galveston Bulletin which supported
Gov. Hamilton and which is still the
organ of the Union party in Texas,
comes out to-day in direct opposition to
universal unqualified negro suffrage.
Governor requires payment in all judg-
ments rendered before January LIST,
1867 to be made in annual installments
of one-fourth each.
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NEW York, Nov. 22.-The World has
the following, over the cable is-l ~
MANCHESTER, Nov. Discontinued
and very severe depression is still the
ruling feature of the market, and or
ders recently teleRraphed to the United
States for the purchase of cotton have
been withdrawn entirely.
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a Sister OF Hon. 1ohn MOrrIssey star.
Wing to Death.

cago special says thatmnch excitement
has been caused there by the discovery
of a family named Morris starving to
death. The wife says she is a sister of
John Morrissey, member of Congress
elect, to whom she has appealed for aid
in vain, uFTf
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From CANADA

MONTREAL, Nov. 22.-The Fenian
trials will commence on the Sd of De-
cember, at Sweetzbury, the county
OTTAWA, g. W., Nov. 22.-To stop
the wholesale slaughter of deers and
other game in this country by Ameri-
can hunters, it is recommended that
heavy export duty be levied and
other stringent measures adopted,
Troops continue arriving by river
steamers.
TORONTO, G.. W., Nov. 22.-The gov
eminent is directing its attention to the
rearming and equipping of the volun-
teer batteries of the province, Each
battery in future is to be made up to
four guns, all of equal caliber, and will
consist of three 9pound and 24pound
howitzers. 1t is thought that these will
do in this country, where it is imprac-
ticable; to obtain long ranges, and
where most artillery fire will likely
prove, when placed within range OF
1000 yards, equally if not more telling
against an enemy. By this simple mode
of management it will make them in
greater favor with the volunteer force.
The Upper Canada garrisons are being
rapidly armed with Enfield rifles, the
latest and best improvement on the old
Enfield, and a large number of the
troops in the province will soon be in
possession of breech leaders. Seven
hundred have arrived here for the use
ofthe 18th Regiment, and will be dis
tributed among that corps next week.
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m; MY Ey., YoRK' Nov 22.-The packet
arrived last evening. she Iefs with
four hundred and ffty-two passengers,
thirty-four of whom died on the pas
sage, mostly Germans. The disease is
not stated. The vessel is now at quar-
Rntine. ilils -, TlfsE f5f
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A1RAHT, N. Y, Nov. 22-A telegran
from Syracuse announces that all the
canal locks are again in order, and
boats are passing freely. Up to the
present date the receipts of canal tolls
show an increase over the receipts from
the same source last season, amounting
to $519, 165.67.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-The annu-
al meeting of the Pennsylvania Anti
Slavery Society, commenced its session
to-day. Mr.. Davis read strongly
worded petition with blanks for sigma
natures, praying for the Impeachment
of President Johnson. The Society adj
tourned till evening.
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BUFFALO, Nov. 22.-The Buffalo
Board of Trade to-day passed resolu-
ton to address letters to the various
Canal Commissioners and to the Audi
tor of State, urging upon them the
necessity for increasing the force en-
ployed at each and every lock of the
Erie canal, SO as to give the fullest
facilities for Fastening property to tide
water. The resolution was passed in
consequence of the large amount of
produce afloat, delayed by the break
at Palmyra.
The Commercial Advertiser of this
city, commenting editorfally on the
Herald's special from Troy about the
New York Central Road, says:
eve know that in the event of Mr..
Fargo's election no change whatever
would be made in the present arrange
ment with the Express companies on
the Central road, except such as might
be for the benefit of the stockholders
of the road, and in such case none
that would not apply to one Express
company equally with another. Mr..
Fargo would not show any Partially
for either. The competition between
the Express companies would not be
interfered with, and the facilities ex-
tended to the American would be exc
tended likewise to the Merchants
Union. The interest of the stockhold-
ers, and not the interest of any Express
company, would be the first considera-
ton with the President of the Central
RAILROAD If Mr.. Fargo filled the posi-
tion." 4
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NEW York, Nov. "a special meet
ing of the Chamber Of Commerce took
place this afternoon for the purpose of
receiving q report nom the special
committee appointed to consider the
expediencY OF presenting q memorial
to Congress In favor Of the abolition OF
the tax on cotton. The report recom-
mended that the tax be abolished on
the ground OF its being insxpedisnt Just
at this time as wen as depressing and
practically unconsti tional, which was
adopted. s-er 5isi trss
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NEW HAVEN. CT, Nov. 22.-James
Brewster, ono of the oldest and most
prominent citizens of New Haven, died
this morning, aged 7s years. + -. is5se
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National Convention or the Grand


tiNpIANSAA9oIls, IND, Nov. 22.-The
Hatlona1 3SonXentton of the Grand
army OF the Republic adjourned last
night. The following oficers were
elected: General Huriburt, OF illinois,
-Chief;, B. F. Stephen.
son, of Illinois, Adiutant General
Gen. Which, of Ohio Quarter Master
General; VIM. A. Pile, of Missouri.
Chaplain. Resolutions were adopted
re-aftrming devotion to the Constitu-
ton and the laws of the country, and
adherence of treason and oppression.
The organization of the Grand Army of
the Republic is for maintaining, in civil
Life, the great principles for which 1t
stood in arms under the national flag
stands pledged to crush out active
treason and Vindicate at all times the
eompleterights ofevery loyal American
citizen against all combinations of force
or fraud-that Congress in justice, and
not in charity, should pass a law equal
izing bounties to all soldiers and sailors.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-John B.
Chapson, a prominent member of the
philadelphia bar, died suddenly to-
There was a slight fall of snow here
this morning. fo fslgsE H
NEW 1YoRK, Nov! q. The Harmony
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
have determined to go into liquidation,
with assets amounting to $500, 900, sn FL
Gent to meet all claims. llai
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ToWtnpI TnwinpII


SEALED PROPOSITIONS FOR ALL THE
~ salt towing Of the Ohio River salt CO. for
the year 1850, Will be received up TO 10 oTcInrlc
q. m, Tuesday, January LIST 1851 ~ Tir'S
the flats and baTges loaded. = - -
a., The party towing 70 receive tho barEes at
the furnace landings on the Ohio River. 10
tow, pay lock fees, wharfage, and other eT-
pensess unload the bnrges md return them
to Furnaces, u. - =
In making bids the parties viii give the
points: -SffS"AA-s
Cincinnati, Ohio, Nashville, Tenn,
Madison, Ind, ClaTRsVilIe, Tenn.
Louisville, KY. Colunlbug Ky q
Jacksonville, Ind, CnIro Ill
New Albany, Ind, Alton IiI
ERansVtlle. Ind, Quincy, ILL.,,
Paducah, KY, ST. Louis Mo- y III
Will be required 70 give bonds for the faitlTfni.
performP nee of the cOntrlct, - s'-.
The OHIO River Salt Co. reserves the right
10 refuse any or NIL proposals, II they see,
The propositions Will be scaled ana n,I-
dfessed 70 Hon. ". b. Horton, POneFOy. o. r
:, ,v.--s. OHIO RIVER SALT co. .
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NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The Posts
Washington special says: General Lo-
gan denies the Statement that he Is pre-
pairing 10 impeach the President, E
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MONTREAL NOV. 22.-Prince Doroa
and DIXIE GraWk, two of the Wealfhiest
and noblest citizens of Rome, are hare
receiving distinguished honofs. T
tributIon OF 5000 from Glasgow for the
Quebec Relief Fund.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. ala band ofreg-
ulators have been organized in Marion
county, and three men hung. Others
in custody will probably share the same
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An unsuccessful attempt was made
Friday night to take certain prisoners
from the Jail and hang them.
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Removal of Store.

T 8. RHODES HAS REMovRD HTs,
u stock Of Goods To the Sore nom lately
occuPl by ]. g. Cooper no. 20 Main
sttsSeI. SEeat Inducements VIII be offered,
as tne Btock must be cI0Sed out by the firit al
January next, at which time he homes II
move 10 his new store. 2 SeT59p =,
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The more hopeful indication in dry goods
noticed yester1ay still continues. The orders
from Western cities are liberal, and no fur
ther reduction in prices is reported or seems
to be expected. The offers are made for good
9trather lower prices, but all parties have
dFmer feeling, and there are leks concessions
from prices than yesterday, ? u
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SAN FRANc1soo, Nov. 2I.-The Mon
tana Territorial Legislature convened
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JOBBERS' PRICES.
-. EyN..nAn. aAV.. -,

Brown sheetings-Atlantic A 2l1l; do D 10;
Bedford l4N.
keag2e Hope Is, - - - =
,PEI g 3 eocheco %: American l7,6; Free
o. Tcks-Amoskeag a G a s211, dob 81; do C
stripes WhIttentonA A IS; do BB2s.s
Denims- Boston Manufacturing Company
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ov1IRooAT1EGs.

Also well selected stock OF FURN1sHING
GOODS, consisting of Everything necessary
to complete . Gents Wardrobe, embracing
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REGuI.AR REpnRr.

CoTToN-UnsettIed and nominal; sales nj
SSs for midd!lng pplands, and Sl5zz for mid
FLoUR-Duu, heavy and I5925c lower;
$40 00@l0 IS for sound common extra State:
$40 169ll IS for extra round hoop, and 81 759
1870 for trade brands, closing cry heavy
WHISRY.-Qniet and unchanged.
GRAN-WheAt-Dull, heavy and rnonni-
nally 395c lower. Rye-Duu and lower al
u % for state. Barley-DuIl and 283c lower:
81 for Canada West, In bond, and 81 25L for
29SeloweT; 81 2sgi 2ISf4or shI6pInE sS mi tssS
81 q afioat, and 81 lS@I 22E for new white
Southern. Oats-1@2c lower at 6l662c FOR
Chicago and Milwaukee.
PErRoLEUN.-SteadY at 22622k for cFIIde
and So93lo for refined In bond. slIf :
RopIsIoNa.-PO Ek-Opene heavy and
lower 81 SO@22 so for regular and cash for
new mes, closing at S22l2 for cash, and
~ 0l990 50 for prime; also 800 bbls new mess
az " seller January, and 81 So, seller all
year. fBeeETHeaYYs but more active at about
previous prices. Beef Hams-HeaYy at S30a
IS. Bacon-Qniet at l2Nc for Cunberiand
cut; l31<9l31<c for sort clear, and 1S5<@lIc for
long clear. Cut Me3tB-He3VyR at 95Z9llc for
shoulders, and l1@l3c for hams. Dressed
Hogs-Quiet and Irregular at sN9SN for
.LARD.-Lower at l2slglc, and snar lots
9Srrrn. heavy and lower At lsssOe sor.
CIEEsE-Ddn at s9Ig<.
FRHGHTs-To Liverpool quiet. s
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Pittsburgh, wheeling and PaFkera
burg Packets.
/ The steamer "BATARD' - Cant.
LeNoft5lG Geo. Moore, will leave for Par
Eketsburg and Galllpolis every
Monday and Thun8day night OF each week 81
Returning, leaves for Pittsburgh Wednes-
and Thursday Of each week at S q. m.
For freight or passage, apply on board or tn
~ SO BOOTH, BATGELLE q CO. -
now Agents..
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] NoyEnrBER 22.-Flour1Dull and declined
GRATN-Wheat-FtIm closing at g O8a212
tof No. !, and q 60al IS for No. 3 CornEAc-
tive and advanced G985<; sales at 8S1E6B7c
Tor No. !, and S0c for No. 2. Oats-OHfsf ~,
an advance OF l9I1lc; sales at 79SSc.
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E'IttsbuFEh, WheeIInr ana ParItcrS-
burg.
The steamer "LE;NI LEOTL."
Leleattl Twin leave for ParkeIsburg aud
Gialipolls every ues[lay and FIJI.
Jay night OF each week at 9o'clOck.
Returning leaves for Pittsburgh Monday
and Thunday at s a. m.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
/ q BOOTH, BATTLLE q CO.,
sep0-a Agenta.
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Steambnata.
POR CINOINNATI.

= UHR OINUHN NlAII. ~ ="
- The large side wheel steamer &C
Flis' = = lI. HllJLMAN," Sam Mason Com
Emnnder, Theo. Fink, Clerk, Will
leave as above on Saturday, the 24th inst, AT
. For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BA1SfELLE & CO.,
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The elegant steamer, ar. n. HTJD-
Isilae2itS4 SON" Capt Russell, VIM. List
So CPkCwil leave for the above and
IN int nteFme9late ports on Friday, November 23rd
For freight or Eassage apply. on board or to
--,, BOOTH BATTELLE& CO.,
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

MoNEY-Actfve and hrmer a. r,er can't
SteflnB Exchange-DulI At l055k8IO9.
opening l3S7G declining to Xix; advancine
TO lS87S, and closing at I4s1Z. = p = = =
[ l60VERH11gHT EToCKB-EIeayy and 5Eesl
per cent lower Treasury 1865 f05I<: do -
T STATE eroCKs-A Missouri 6 81.
SroCKS-Dull and lower. Rock -TsInr,,J 1nsR.
lllin09 central llG5k; Cleveland q PitfsbuEgli
q Cnlcago q Northwestern 425<; DO prefeFFedi
q; Fort Faynas IGJsl: Ge,Sj fY,I. ctsI,f-5i
LUIS ERE Jls< sBeBding l0IS; Michigan
CentfM III; Michigan Southern ~; MI
ton q Tefre Haute 30; Western Union Tele-
EEaph 415z;;S Ohio q Mississippi Certificates
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Regular Passenger Paeket for Pitts.
burgh, WheelilE and PRFkeFabnrIr.

The new and elegant passenger
Le9a asteamer +GREY EAGLE" Capt.
i,,s55-l - John -, Gordon, A. Il. Bunting,
every "Wednesday and Saturday at IL M:
leaves wheeling for Parkersburg every
MedneSday and Saturday at II D. M: leave,
PaTksrsbuEg for Pittsburgh every Monday
ana Thufsday at 2 p. m; leaves Wheeling for
FaEkersourg every Tuesday and Friday az
Freight resolved for Pittsburgh every Mon.
day ana ThuFsIiay at the Wharf Boat until
BOOTH, BATTELLE a CO.,
ocl Steamboat Agents.
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Affairs In Wall street wear a very uhsatis-
factory aspect Money Is decidedly stringent
at fully 2 per cent on call, and in the stock
market there Is general rush to realize,
amounting almost to q panic. Discounts are
almost at dead stand with the prevailing
pressure for call loans and the extreme eau
ton relative to all forms of credit.
Gold continues very weak, having touched
1851 at one period this morning. There IL in
prevailing desire to realize. Gold is loaned
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A fter several years of successful trial,
N both in this city and the country, at
the request of a number of persons who
have been benefited by its use, we have con
cluded to present to the public
"SOUTHERN TONIC,'
and trust that they may not regard it as a
quack medicine.
Before venturing to give publicity to this
Tonic, the recipe was shown to several of
the most eminent physicians of this city,
and was pronounced by them an excellent
Tonic.
The recipe viii be shown to any respecta-
bile physician who may desire to see it,
Unlike the many remedies that are offered
to the public, this Tonic does not cure every
disease. All it claims is its wonderful power
of restoring the functions to their natural
condition after having been embarrassed by
disease.
Were it necessary, certificate after certif-
cate could be appended to this from well
known citizens, but we deem it useless
Sold by all druggists. Prepared by
S. II. CHAMBERS, Druggist,
Corner Liberty and Erato Streets,
M sept l BINS New Orleans.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

w. Fl. Cook In District Court of
vs.. Bossier Parish, Louisiana,
Elijah Hudson. No 1921
py virtue of writ of seizure and sale
O issued in the above entitled suit, and
to me directed, have seized and viii pro-
coed to sell at public auction, before the
Court house door, in the town of Bellevue,
La, to the highest bidder, on the first Sat
urday the 9th day of October, 1866, the
following described property, to wit:
The north east quarter of south west quar-
ter and north west quarter of north west
quarter, and north west quarter of south
east quarter of section 81, township %,
range 10, and the south east quarter of north
east quarter, and north east quarter of south
east quarter of section 80; and south west
quarter of north west quarter, and north
west quarter of south west quarter of sec
ton "a, and the south west quarter of north
west quarter of section 33, all in township
Y, of range 10, in the parish of Bossier, and
containing 800 acres more or less.
Said lands seized as the property of the
defendant, Hudson, and to be sold to paw
and satisfy said writ.
Terms of sale-Cash, with benefit of ap-
praisement
This 9th August, 1866.
PHILO ALDEN, Sheriff.
nv Per w. II. HILL, Deputy.
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Petroleum Stoves (!
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dreds of families i'll New Orleans. who find
them not only the most economical, but in
despensable, as every Housekeeper can
easily do her own cooking, independent Of
servants. Liberal terms offered to the
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Refer to Gen Frank Gardner, Judge
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MOTIVES TO HoLINEss.-A

MOTIVES TO HOLINEss.-A
man who has been redeemed
by the blood of the son of God
should be pure. He who is an
heir of life should be holy. He
who is attended by celestial
beings, and who is soon-he
knows not how soon-to be
translated to heaven, should be
holy. Are angels my atten-
dants +? Then [ should walk
worthy their companionship.
Am | soon to go and dwell
with angels7 Then | should be
pure. Are these feet soon to
tread the court of heaven 2 Is
this tongue soon to unite with
heavenly beings in praising
Cody Are these eyes of mine
soon to look on the throne of
eternal glory, and on the ascen-
ded Redeemer2 Then these feet,
and eyes, and lips should be
hofy and / should be dead to
the world and alive for heav-
en-.
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Succession Sale.

Sueccssio'aS Of p, H. and NJ j. Butler, decd,
Dy virtue of writ of sale to me directed
ID from the District Court of Bossier
parish, Louisiana, in the SUGGESTIONS of z. NJ
and NJ. j. Butler, will sell at public auction
to the last and highest bidder, at the BUT
LER PLANTATION, on Red River, near
Benton, in said parish, on Friday the 18th
day of October, next, 1866, about -FOUR
THOUSAND BUSHELS OF CORN, more
or less, belonging to said SUGGESTIONS. Said
corn to be sold in quantities to suit pur-
chasers.
Terms of Sale-Cash, for so much thereof
as brings its appraisement. All that fails
to sell for its appraised value cash, will on
same day be re-offered and sold ON a credit
of twelve months Credit purchasers being
required to give notes with approved per
sonal security bearing s per cent interest
from day of sale.
This 9th September, 1866
PHIL0 ALDEN,
Sheriff and Auctioneer.
MO 1t w. II. HILL, Deputy.