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containing 90 Pills, by return mail, securely sealed
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A Good HouSe

EOR SALE. The we'll built and pleasantly located
Il square house No. IA Monument Street. built and
now occupied by Mr.. G. Mark. House contains su;s
plriors, settng-room, dining-room, kitchen and five
good sleeping rooms. Fine cellar, in which is a we'll
OF good water. The lot is 30 by 20 feet Good space
tor another house. Apply to : -
IL rs, Nv. II, JEGRIs, Real Estate Agent.
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SPECIAL cApD 10 THE pp.nvr

SPECIAL CARD TO THE READER
The Crosby Opera Hunse Art Association is no Gift
enterprise, and mistlot be cuntounded with Dollar
Gln Concerts, which have been advertised to take
consent Of the Propiietors Va
Sertcmher 1R- 1Sf6 fIonu
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.bk.ats& For Sale
Ii'HE lot of Land on the westerly corner of Con-
gress and Pearl Sts., fronting ON Congress street
about Ill feet and on Pearl about 90 (eet.
Apply to CHARLES e. BARRETT
AT office Grand Trunk Railway Station.
Portland, Aug s, 1866. augstf
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sch Watchman, Grindle, Bangor for Salem.
Sch Eight Brothers, Pendeton, Belfast for BOSTON
sen fatrlot. Thurston, Deer Ihle for Boston,
CLEARED.
Sch Plakc. tBrl O'Brien. Walton, MS.
rn h a. net tnier, Upton, Boston : Churchill,
DOMESTIC PORTS.
~ GALvEsToN-Ar 10th, barque Milton Buckley.
NEW oRLEANS--Below 18th, baroues 81 f,o,d
nmsS5, from New York (; Pathfinder stahl, from
ca 18th, ship Marcia G Day, Chase. Havre
pdii ShMoND-Sid 18th, sch Justna, Gregory, for
BALTIMORE-Ar1 18th, baroue Aou,anec,, c,,oso-
brough, Rio Jane'ro. oN'se-
Ro AS e 18Th brig Sanzsn Carlson Bangor
q Htn, ship David Stewart, Prentiss, Valparaiso
Nd In H Hampton Roads 18TH ship Charter Oak, for
a., Brig Manzoni, from Bangor for Baltimore arr in
udd9d dmAPRE aa,s 17th sch Ella Hodgdon,
Ar 18th, briggs Matilda Dix, I'm Calais. To yort
York, Portland; Harriet, Hammond, ST John. M:
sens RPecaer, Sherman from Calais; Dauntless,
"A, Also ar 18th, brigs Mary Chase. Mcdonald, New
Cfdasth, brig Newbury, Howes, Savannah: sch
Eliza Frances Sawyer, RockIan1 'S''
49,. NEW nORK-Ar 18th, brlgs Hattie May Nicker-
ais seSs pscosa iass aay lSS%sl Msasgn Pal
Kins, Blatchtord, Calais; Alcors Talbot and Seven
Ellswos SbtoTsy, slac6as Mitchell, Brown. from
Mail e. Rae S1DSs Gardiner i tos Wilmington VIM
Al zoth ship Geo Green, Averifl, Batavia: baroue
fFramopnt, Wood, st Jago. ' "A'9"o
sbn aS6ns sens Helen, Carroll I'm Calais: PARAGON
CID isth, ships parana. Lnopston, Mon. .,,,oo.
vo n robertson, Liverpool; baIoue Montes,
betts Portio,' Daroadoes; brig Hiram Abif: Tib-
Da NEW HAvEN-Ar 18th, sch corinthian Tar,ev
nn NEW lL.oKnoN-Ar 18Th, sci, Lucy 4 or.,.t
pa M9aw III 1sth brig James Crosby from
Lord ayss onaGn. 18th, sch Lizzie Raymond
sch GS5nsa Weber. New sf1 7or 1n'ler' 81 John
rzssetbyar 18th, sch Harriet Lewis Taylor,
sr Ii PSss dSth brig Aisat Bbb.r, Providence
r, FALL ,RIyER-Ar 18th. sch j Watson, Lime
Sid 18Th. schs War steed, Cash, philade,pb,a: VIM
ster Roc LIme Bangor; Grand Island, Buckmn-
HOLMES HoLE-Ar 18th, schs andrew petsrs
Panama sno am Ne me x from Rondout for BOSTON,
RAIL-. d 40 Tor Belfast Alfred Keen, RoSjnson
Boston or Savannah; Maine Law, AniestiIrv Reo,
New R IGa narieston; Gamma, French Bangor ior
cr IN port 10Th, schs Andrew Pcters Ann, Wave
Lazy Gsoleanns G snd d das'sn Aired Keen Maine
DrinkwatsflD EE2RD-Ar 18th, sch Hattie coombs,
Ns% o. 1Ss sch Mary Brew en- re.ae
eor Radiant El ,ssh' ssehs Sawyer, Ragan BAN
CID 18th. 6arque Sbawnxdpnrt y
but Eastpor Brown Philadphia oamiiia Rar
Ar 10th schs VIM A croos.r.
prsio caas paudne New Yoat f1 FIyS
Cid 10Th, schs J L Newton. Isic, ,,,,., III
turus, Higgins Bangor. 0n' baltimore; Arc
New York; Maria Foss fom jlango,, from Calais Cor
NEWBCRYPORT = Ar 1sth schs Is vstcn
Aawrly, and Gen Keber, Turner, Bangor
NJ aURWI NJ 18th, brig Hampton. (sot+
NEW York; sch Kate Walker Tapley Jersey f,,st'
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For Sale.

A VALUABLE lot in the burnt district. A rare
"A chance for Improvement or Investment. Loca-
ton one Of the best. Lot contains $4,000 feet.
Inquire OF - JOHN C. PRO(yTER -
Sept. 13-tf (. Middle Street. ~,
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Particular Notice

~ particular Notice. 'i'l3h
VALUABLE house lots for sale on the corner of
" Deering and Helry streets. The most desirable
lots now i'll the market. Inquire of
HANSON & DOW,
Real Estate Agents No. 345 Congress st.
US Houses aud lots in different parts az the city,
for sale cheap. sepl4dtf
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AS E1a tn NOTICE a., Members of the Masonic
call upon either Of the following persons ~ :"
VIM. Curtis, Edwin s.: Shaw, Timothy j Murro,v
on the part Of Portland Lodge murray
Marquis f. King VIM. Ross, Jr., Henry t.. p.ino
op the part of Ancient Landmark Lodge. ~'ne'
Rufus Stanley, Daniel w. True, A. Ri Rurt,, 49,
the part of Atlantic Lodge. ini ~ IN, on
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FOE SALE!

90 o. SEA SHORE RESIDENCE in Winthrop
E4;:: Mass, IL miles from Boston. can be purchas-
,XAl cd at great bargain 1t consists of an elegant
house and out buildings all liew and built in the most
substantial manner, with all modern improvements
seven acres OF land in high state of cultivation av-
ing garden, large number OF fruit trees of various
an,is; boat house and substantial wharf, The
grounds about the house arc handsomely laid ont.
ana well prepared The place is especially inviting
to retired sea captains.
Apply TO the subscriber at the Winthrop Hohae
corner of Bowdnn and Allston Streets. Boston.
sepl2eod2w WE DAVIS,
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CITY NOTICES.

City of Portland.
TREAsURERs ofFlcE, August es. 1866.
DONDS issuc,l by the City for Munci,s,l nnrros
ID es, in sums Of $500 AMI q GOO on Ie, LII
twenty years time, arc Epr sale al this oGcc SUI"
a.. HENRY Il. LORD
SEP e"i City Treasurer.
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hOuScS IOf Ssttcs
A prices ranging from $4,000 90 to 100000.
n Enquire Of FRED N. DOW, at 452 Congress ST.
from 10 ZF. M. a..i ua 80 sep19dtf
distorted House on Alder Street only three wears
old, an abundance of good water; has fine garden
otfruit trees and shrubeIry The lot contains about
5000 feet. The house will accommodate two families
more If desirable The house is thoroughly finish,
ed of the best materials, and is located IN an unob
jectionable neghborhood. TO p,
Apply to VIM. Fl. JERKS, Real Estate Broker
at Horse Railroad office, opposite Prebie House.
July l2-du -. 80 -
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FREIGHT FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST.
3TM Boston and Philadelphia
go @E5 -. Steamship Line.

The Steamers NORMAN, SAXON, and ARIES
now TORN the line, and steamer leaves each POI
EVERY FIVE DAYS.
From Long Whar', Boston,. .............at 12M.
From Pine St Wharf, Philadelphia. .. at AM
Freight for the West forwarded by The Pennsylva
MIA Railroad, and to Baltimore and Washington bI
Canal or Railroad, freeoi commissions. -
For freight, apply to
SPRA CUE, SOULE & CO.,
Nov 22-d1yr ST Wharf, Boston.
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Special Notice,

VNHE undersigned respectfully informs the Portland
Il public he is prepared 10 clear out ruins or eel
lars or dig the latter, terms satisfactory either by
INC lob Or Gay, ana with his wcl-known dispatch and
faithfulncss.a Address - -
---.r-sss.s.. WILLIAM G. DUNHAM.s
ne, Albion House, Federal ST.
Refers. BY pcrnisslon, To- A. w. H. Clam. Esn
James Todd. ESD. M. g. Palmer, Esq.,, William ii.
fessendcn, Esq, w. o. Fox, Esq. -
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INSURANCE

ETNA INSU ANCE CO:-An parties hav-
II ing claims against the :" Esna" arising rom
losses by the recen fire, will please present them at
once for adjustment and PAYMENT at our once.
Those eecting insurance are reminded tDat we con-
tinue to issue Policies ior this iatoroe 0o"paht,
on all insurable property. ex,,.
iuloo DIFF 1S5 Fore street
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HOUSE IND LOT FOR SALE!
i ON FREE STREET. -.i.t ys

ll1E house and lot No, Al Free Street. This prop
erty1s iii central location. and offers an oppor-
tunity Tor a good investment. ii.f u {
The lot contains moro than 5000 feet of land and
has front on Free Street Of about 20 Feet.
For terms, &C., apply to ..sJ,ff ..f7lt l...i
JOHN C. PROCTOR,
~ ls1h Middle Street, near the Post Office.
September 12, 1866. d3w
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AT WHOLESALE
Stockholders Meeti9aO.

OCOCfCftOCCLCTS| WGGt11l0.
A SPECIAL MEETING of tho Stockholders Of the
~ Leeds Pennington Railroad Company will be
hold at the Office Of the Ocean Insurance. Cmmapv
N Portland. on Wednesday. tho twcnty-sixtli tay OF
Scptcmher 1906 mt four Of the clock in the AFTERNOON
To act on tile following article:
10 determine whether the Stockholders will vote IN
icdeem the Two prior mortgages on that portion of
the l.ailroad extending from Leeds Junction to Iiv-
to lay an assessment upon all stock, DO Dis coupons
and certificates for fractions of stock of ali persons
Interested i'll the question OF such redemption and to
determine what sum OF money the Stockholders will
raise for tho redemption Of said two mortgages,
Per Order of the Directors 80 t
Portland, September 18th, 1866. dtd.
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Dec rs. 1856.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
f--ll44 OF Canada.

1uHN1 buOuh sFHsE"
l914 OF Canada.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Ey5saSEF4l On and after Monday, SEPT. End 1866
.&trains will run as foll0ws:- Boss
Morning Express Train for South Paris, and Lew
ston at A. NJ.
'"-!' un Tor Waterville, Bangor GOrhan Island
- ltreal and Quebec ut I0P
- in connects with Express train for Toronto,
Chicago. Sleeping Cars attached from
I'D to Quebec and Montreal.
No l.aseage can BIO received or checked after the
time aOoy Q stated.
Trains will arrive as follows
From Montreal, Quebec, So. Paris, Lew
istOn and Auburn, sI0An
From Montreal Quebec &c. 2I5P,M
The Company not responsible fer baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value (snd that person.
all unless notice is given and paid for at the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
C. J. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
n BAH.EY Local Superintendent
Portland April7. 1866. dit
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For Sale or to be leased for a term
Of Years ff ID sia

A LOT of land S2xC0 feet on the eastern side o
IA smith street between Cumberland and Oxford
streets formerly covered by dwelling house No. 23
Smith street. Eose Spring. in :hp cellar. 81
Apply to SMITH e. REED,
Counscllers at Law, Moulton Block Congress st.
auS23-6tf ff III
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A CA RD.
,,,, VIZ ~ PORTLAND, Sept. 7th, 1scc.
Having employed Won to clear out the cellar on the
corner of Cross and Middle Streets wa fake nlcasnr,
III saying That You have done II quickly and we'll,
- '>4 - W. H. FESSENDEN,
IT,. - w. o. FOX,
NJ. G. PALMER,
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Notice..

VII r undersigned offer their services 10 the pub
- lie as Real Estate Agents. An persons desir-
call at Office 3l5 Congress street mp stairs All
bu lness entrusted to our shall have prompt at
tention. 2, rsEoacll HANSON 81 DOW. ia
VIC. HANSON, s41 - aug27-dH
NJ g. Dow ... .r-a friT-f-'I
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Horses for SILL

TWO good horses for sale ON Cnsb.Do,s -,
Il Apply TO W. Scnter of the firm Of Sng, stand
sell3d3w-
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But few left of those very Eligible
Lots at West End.
nNE Of the best building Lots on Bramhal Hill.
~ adjoining the estate Of Hon. r. Il. Brown The
Lot is ia feet on Pine street, and 100 Vaughan St
Also first class THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE in
aecntral location, containing 13 rooms, all in COM
p!ote order. Apply to-. \ : tt4 st,+ff
aug17-tt VIZ trIag1 w. Ill. FERRIS
Real Estate Agent. under Lancaster Hall.
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For Sale.
Houses for Sale.

Il = y TllIU.-IIT tut SdIts TT--
"OUSE No. q Cedar street. For terms enquire of
IL Nancy P. Alden, No. 27a Cedar Street.
cen1Al2W4
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L HOME FOR THE HOMELESS
To he Sold Tana,,o<7susoLs,

o. The best house in the Eastern part of the
EH; city, and the best house in Portland for the
make a nice home for eight to twelve persons. -
w. l.. SOUTIARD,
asx 81 z 7S Commercial Street
Sent. 14-l2,y Ff8g ~ 4 - - ee.r
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Fine Suburban Residence for Sale.
On Back Cove Road, only IL MILES
from Portland.
d. fine distorted House, containing large parlor.
FEs slttng-roo1n. dinng-room, kitchen, store-room
five good chambers, with plenty OF closet room
cementcd cellar and large brick cstern, about Sill
acres good land, bar0, woodhouse and other out
buildings, all IN lind or or. Upon the place is 1875
pear and apple trees together with grape vines cur
and soft water ,Ig1' : : " ''''-'
not be overlooked by any gentleman who would like
country residence within ten minutes ride of the
business part OF the city. -
Ten acres may be had in connection with the above
Which is handsomely located for BUILDING LOTS
afording fine opportunity for investment
Apply to VIM. II. JERRIS, Real Estate Broker at
Railroad Office, under lancaster Hall I 7aue25
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DrasUi7sg and -Painti3sD.
Notice.
!. Universal Convention.

,5,,,;, OUncnnon 70 be held at Galesbury M, can
specin Jc'luoN tickets to Chicago and return at
dcoier Ist Nv d nuei good from September lst until
aug30d;f So a. 'i4AN CiiAhD,
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STEAMERS.
International Steamship Go.
Eastpert, Calais and st. John.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK
WITH REDUCED FARE.

se On and after MONDAY, June
~SJkM 4th, tho Steamers Of the Interna,
Wharf, toOt Of T STATE ass Street. A EVERY
rpIDAV :. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
John. H"S'ioi' "
days tor Portland, and Boston N i"'' PoA' ''
At Eastport the Steamer Queen will, co,,,ao, dr. CT
Andrews, Robbinston, Ctlais and New RrS,nswick
Railway to Woodstock and Houlton stations and
Stage Coaches will connect for Maehias ''' '''@
At st. John passengers lake Il. 4 N. A. Railway
for Shediac, and from thence for Summerside and
Charlottetown, p. Il. Island, and Pictou, n s; also
at ST. John the Steamer Empress for Windsor and
Halifax, every Tuesday and Friday evening and
for Digby every Monday and Thursday mornines.
~ Freight received days of sailing until Jour
O'Clock p, NJ. c. e. EATON,
May %, 1S66.-dtf Agent
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LOST!

MONDAY mornin sept. 18th on Elm. Cpn,to.
1tA land, Casco or Congress SITS n gold ~, ~,
three pearls, ana two rows OF black and VIII win
anel. Whoever will return the same IN P"i,. "a en-
Elm ST., shall be suitably rewarded Is, NO
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NJ -AzRINE n EWS
z q l----7 VII - -
U O r. Il OF PEORTLAND.

Thursday. September 90.
2e41 aa ARRIVED. ~
Steamer New York, Chisholm, from st John NIB
Brig Henry Leeds Whitmore Boston for Rockland
sch Ambro fBr) Brown, Hillsboro
sen sen htiantic, Lynch Boston or waterproof.
Sch Ellen Merriman, Hamilton, Calais. 4
sen washington, Giiiev, Cranberry Isles.
Scls Mapceiius, Henick, and Rattan, Curtis Els
Sch vandaIia, Lord Ellsworth for Boston.
Schs Ambassador, Grant, and Concert, Pendleton,
Sch Rio, Dreamer, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Mebhannet, Huston, Bangor for Essex -= ,
Sch Waterman, Grindle, Bangor for SALEM
Sch Den ark, Low, Bangor fSr LINN. .,
sen Eight Brothers, Pendleton, Belfast for Boston
Sen Patriot. Thurston, Deer Ihle for Boston.
CLEARED
sea Plakc. lBrl O'Brien, Walton, MS.
Sch Harriet Fuller, linton. I;ostnn = ryb,-oh;u q
Browns Man on. 1tF5 N = '~ ~
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Wholesale Ovsto,. ~

HAVlNG removed to No. Un,o, x,h.-e
IL doors from Commercial street lam "n n.rn NY y
day. ' "e''s every
sep13d2w JAS FREEM.x
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chainiA. D., 1866, q IL heures a. m, les
propriete hypotheque ci-apres describes
SAVIOR:
ler. La Motto sud de Ia section quatre.
tre.vingt seize en- township no sept, sud du
range No dix east, dams le district de ter
re sud-est de Ia Louisiana, Quest du aeuve
Mississippi, avec Perception ct Ia reserv-
alton dune c~ertaine fraction du quart
sudsest de Ia dite section, &c portant sur
lie cote sud du chemin de fer Grosse-Tete
gu lie dit Powell vendit q Antoine Monte
cino ct Victor Hernandez, lie 16 avril
1857, par actes %pardevant John F. Az
raud Recorder de la paroisse Ascension.
I'd. Toute la section No quatre-v;ngt-
dix-sept en- township No sept, sud de
range No. dix est, dams le meme district
&c terres, avec Perception ct Ia reserva-
ton de ID portion est de la dite section
vendu par lie dit Powell aux dit Antoine
Montecino ct Victor Hernandez par actes
susdits du Is avril 1857, laquelle portion
plus celle qui leurs a etc vendu dams lie
quart sud-est de la section ~quatre-vingt-
seize, township No sept, de range dix est,
content deuK cents arpens de superb
Gle. - 8
SINE. Toute la section quatre-vingt-dfx.
Init, township sept, range dix est, dams
lc meme district de terre.
Anne. LIE quart nord.ouest %entiere ct la
Motto sud, du quart nord-est, de la Sec
ton No Dix-huit en- township No. sept,
range z est, dams lie meme district de
terres, les susdits moroccan de terre con-
tenant environ seize cents acres de su-
pericie. ..a. ;
Saisie pour payer ct satisfaire le mon
tant du jugement des interets ct frais
dams lie process ci-dessus.
Conditions de Ia vente-Comptant
ayec beniice d'inventaire. ,0., -
j. V. DURABLE, Jr., d
T.. OASAn'
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of West Baton Rouge,

Parish Of West Raton Rouge,
y FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
F. J. Dasilva & Co., VS., Teophae al.
lain. & Bro, No. 1892.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of secure and
sale issued in the above entitled and
numbered cause, directed to the Sheriff
oftte parish Of West. Baton. Rouge,
from the Hon. the Fifth District Court
settingeii IN and for the parish IF West
Baton Rouge, State Of louisiana, of date
the 18th day Of June 4. -, 1885, Thave
seized ana will expose at public sale to
the last and highest bidder in front of
the Court House Of parish on, 27i +
SATURDAY, the 9TH day Of August
next, A. p.,,Dls66, At IL O'Clock a. M, of
aforesaid day, the hereinafter described
uusortgaged property, to,wit: xL8x
A CERTAIN TRACT Of LAND STU
ated1 in the aforesaid parish Of West
Baton Rouge at forty arpepts from the
river Mississippi, established and cultivat-
ed as a sugar plantation and measuring
eight arpents front by forty in depth, the
side lines opening so as to give four hun
bred superficial arpents, more or less,
bounded above byilands belonging to the
teirs of Micsjah Barrow decd, below by
those of William B. Robertson. in front
BY those of Conrad & Chinn and those of
William B. Robertson, and back by those
of Allen & Stevens and lands belonging
to themselves, together with all and
singular, the buildings fixtures and i'm
provements of every kind on and attach
ed to the above described plantation.
Seized to pay amount Of judgement
interests and costs in the above entitled
suit.
Terms of sale-CASH with the benefit
of appraisement.
j. V. DURABLE. Jr,,,
je30 Dp'y Shift
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
ParOisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge.
C1No1EME D1sr1cr JUD1cAIRE.

C1NQIEME DIsTICT JUDICAIRE.
A. jackson Powell, vs.. Joseph S. Will
liams, No. 1892:
EN- VERTU dun ordre de saisie .et
vente addresse au Sheriff de la paroisse
dOuest Baton Rouge dams le process CT
dessus numerote ct intitule, en- date du
Il juin,s A. D., 1866, de- Honorable la
cour du cinquieme district judiciaire,
siegeant dams ct pour Ia paroisse d'Ouest
Baton Rouge, ct lEtat susdit, i'ai saisie
ct Jexposerai en- vente public au, plus of
OF dernier encherrisseur en- face de
IL maison de cour de cette paroisse, =
SAMEDI, lie 4eme jour d,Aout pro. ''J
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TAG BREAST PLATE REEy1vED.-A lette
Italy to an English paper says ;,

sdTHE BR,BsAsr- Plate REsv1vED.--A letter
from Italy to an English paper says:
B~reast-plates, are being revived, as in
tthF glorious times Of the Knights of the
Round Table and the ~Plantagenets. N.
Mprstori,, the director, of the Genoa Peni-
Tertiary, has succeeded in devising the
lbFssstTplate for soldiers which scarcely
Weighs three English pounds: After n.
peated experiments ,-prscticed with bea-
t3i cavalry pistols at five PAGES, land
lpces. bayohets and swords, it has been
discovered to be utterly zimpenetrabls,
both to bullets and thrusts. The most
striking p~ichliarity Of this breastIplste,
which can in no way impede the move.
n1snts of the soldier, is that not the
ai4hteet atom of metallic matter enters
into its composition. The minister of
yas snd9several superior oficers,l beng
present sdhring the experiments, were
highly ssatisaed with its practical ausetui-
neesso 974rsa9p5 te .oyIz. 1911 s'1.t5F
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dtAr HoxE.-Thte highest style If being.
stihod,e grows out Of a'special state Of
the affections rather than any Of the 10
teil5cE Who have not met with indivnf..
dualsewhosei faces would be q passport
to suyiaociety,; and whose manners, t1 e
uustuddied aud Spontaneous expression
Of their inner selves, make then, vlsloiys
welcome wherever they go, and attrscs
confidence towards them 10
whatever thew undertake - They gre
flankt because they have nothing to cor -
csdl ;shsble, because their natures over g.
flow with ibenevolence ; unflurried, 'De.
caoseatheys. dread nothing; always u
home because they carry within them them
that which can trust to itself arJ,
where and everywbere-purity' OF soot
with fitness of heart.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Baton Rouke,
FIFTH JUDICIAL D1sTRI

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Leodocia Il. Pope, wife, vs., N. W. Pope,
husband. No. 1889.
BY VIRTUE Of . writ of fl. fa., direct
ed to the Sheriff Of the parish of West
Baton Rouge 10 the above numbered and
entitled cause Of date the goth day Of
June, A. D., 1866, from the Hon the
Fifth District Court, in and for said par
ish and State !; I have seized and will Of
fer at public sale to the last and highest
bidder, on the premises, the domicile Of
said defendant N. w. Pope in this par
ish on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Ct August
next, at IL o'clock a. M, the following
described mortgaged property, to-wit :
A judgement rendered at the April term
of the Fifth District Court in and for
said parish in the suit of DR.. Marshall
Pope, vs.. Mrs. Mary Barrow, No. 1859
and Alex Barrow jointly and severally
for the sum of fourteen thousaud six hum
dred and fifty nine 26 100 dollars, $l4659-
26, with eight per cent interest thereon
from LIST April 1856 till paid and costs of
suit--duly recorded in the Recordersso Off
&c, No. 1853 May 18th 1865.
A CERTAIN TRACT of LAND STU
:ated in this parish of West Baton Rouge,
measuring two and . half arpents front
to the river Mississippi, with the depth
of forty arpents, bounded above by lands
Of +. R. Allan, and below by those Of
Mrs. Attire Dubroca, deceased, with the
buildings and improvements Mreop.
20 heads horned cattle, one lot books
about $50 volumes, one lot household and
kitchen furniture, one lot bedsteads and
bedding.
Seized to pay the amount Of judgement
interests and costs in the above suit.
Terms of Sa4e-CASH, with bennit of
appraieement. J5I s+alIjS ~.ftEI.
J.V. DURABLE. il.
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