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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-07
FAIR. HAVEN Az ::

Rotn-HOrSe Thieves q md Other Thieves
<fs5I@.9* 81 FAIR HAVEN; June 4th, 1866. 4
Fron O,.r Regular Correspondent. tF7t'itEl9%s %j
FRIEND DECORATING have just been
visited with 3 very gracious shower, and I
assure you that it. is encouraging. Crops
have suffered some in this region, but not
seriously. = t12Ht ,,fr3 .rssziE5Ea0 IL.
l think it we'll for those who have tlne
horses to look out for thieves. On Friday
night, June 1st, A. Smith, of this place,
had 6ne mare stolen from his PASTURE
Search was made in every direction on
Saturday. and Sunday. Sunday afternoon
the animal came home with strange bril-
die ON and very much jaled2 She was seen
by.F. Crane between St. Cloud and Clear
water, on her way home. Sunday afternoon.
1t seemed that BY some means she got away
from the thief, and then. knew enough to
come directly home. On The same Friday
afternoon, W. Tufts had fine coat stolen
from the house of J John Smith, no one be-
ing at home. The same night ]. Locke
had box honey stolen. Itistquite prob
able that the same thief or thieves were
gully in each case. ats5s 5sssss4 - ~ H.
Honesty is the best policy" yet there
are mul.;,udes ofthieves all over the world.
Let every young man seek some honest
calling and pursue it steadily, and hewill
come out wellin the end, having good
conscience and an honorable reputation,
which are Of more value than golden treas
"re. 5'@ 7.sci- .@@;. ia& y stsaf !, III c.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-07
=, THE FE!NIA ~ WAR;.
IIostilities Commnlleneed.


A dispatch from Frenchmen's Greek, G.
w., June 1st, says 1900 Fenians nn der
Gen. O'Niel crossed the Niagara from
Buffalo, captured Waterloo and Fort Erie,
tore up a.small portion of the track Of the
Buffalo and Lake Huron railroad. and cut
the telegraph wires leading to the Caaadi-
nm interior. They then moved. down the
river toward Chippeway hslting at French
mems Creek; where rum0rs prevailed .,0f
he advance tof Canadian troops, ]. Breas.-
works were hastily cons' ructed, and the
Fsninns put in line Of battle. I. AZ.
Is A battle was fought At Ridgway,a OF, the
result Of which there are very conflicting
.runors. The 70 flowing is. one, side, while
other reports say that. the .Fsnians we're
defeated: Two boats, with about 40 Fee
niani prisoners taken at Ridgeway, was
lying ct Fort Erie dock at three r.. NJ
when hody Of about 200 Fenians came
over the hill and fred into the. tug. The
ting backed into the stream and fred two
shots while floating down. The Fenians
then attacked company = Of volunteer arr
.tillery posted on shere: After !. bri ef
resistance the Canadians wavcred Y and
| finally gave way, retreating down, the river
bank raIlying at times. Il "a.
2 The tng steamed down, Keeping abreast
Of the Canadians. The 1sring shortly ceased
and the Canadinns surrendered. The affai,
lasted about twenty minutes. The Fenian.
did not eca:.turc their men. The fight
was Witnessed BY ailarge number Of person.
on, this side. Neither party had artillery
.BuTEALo, i4TH.-A large amount Of arm.
were seized BY U. s. authorities al Contra
/ Depot 10 day. Several hundred Feninn,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-07

Som weeks since, We gave notice ef In
enlargement Of The DExocRAr to be made
with this issue. From what had been
promised US, We hoped to receive our large
new power-press in time to issue nine-
column. paper this week but delays At the
New York manufaetory, on account Of the
great e.fsr- prsases, have KEEP. our ma
chine back. Weeannot now. positively fix
a date for the enlargement, but hope it may
u OF be many. week. distant. We woala ask
our readers to bear with our croHdsd col.
um9s for a7short time longer, when we,will
more than make up for these shortcomings.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-07
r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINN.,
u a ~ s:saS June 4th 1865. y,

IL q rs L ;a3ss June 4th, 1866.
70 Nyroh II. HaMilom.
Sin: You.re hereby notified to appsar st. this Office
on the l8rH DAY OF JULY, 1896. At 10 o'clock In
tho forenoon, and make proof in support of your
Homestead Entry No. 11&0 made. at this Office April
18th, 1885. on thee se n Of section 9, township
$780, range o. as an abandonment thereof u alleged BY
one, Oliver Dwight, who will appear 1t tho aforcmen
toned te and place with witnesses to offer proof in
support Of hi. allegations when you will be allowed
I s.5i.s HENRY c. WAIT, Register,
june7-8ws W. B. MITCHELL, Receiver.
eCTArE oF-MINNEsorA, COUNTY OF BE NroN
D-Ss. ss III
Dhtriet Court Fourth Judici., District, Benton
a.osss sn,s,.n Plaintiff Isl Revenue !. ~.
/ John Joseph, Defendant. cancelled.
""The State Of Minnesota - 4 =
10 John Joseph, the Above-naned Defendant.
100 Yousars hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint In this action, which b e IN tho Of
fee Ut Clerk 81 this Court within and for said County
ofRenton Ahdft serve copy OF your answer 20 Tho
said complaint on the subscriber At his ONCE IN the
town If st. Cloud; Stearns County, Minnesota within
twenty days after the service Ut this summons unou
you exclusive Of the day Of such. I'll vics ;and You
fail 10 answer tho complaint within tho time afore
said the Plaintiff Ii this action will apply to the Cour
for the relief demanded 30 aid complaint
D.tedss. Cloud, xls,., Ny lt.h s gee;
Jua7It ofsSt, Cloud Nina, Piaintia-s Attorney
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-07

II AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
70 Gideon Bennett "a. - y = -.
Sl: You are hereby notified to appear At this oiice
on the 24rH DAY5OF JULY; ls66, at 10 o'clock In
cause why your Homestead Entry No. $780, made by
you at the Land Office at st. Cloud, Mtnn under date
q; April 2lst, 1888, upon u sw section 10, and
not DO cancelled q one William Hansen, alleges On
abandonment thereof BY you and then and there pro
posea % show such aband when you swfi b.
afforded an opportunity Of contesting the same.
~ Ess ;S27' $3.50 HENRY G. WAIT, Register,
&! june7.AN W. B. MITCHELL, Receivsr.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-07

st.sdga Ia u a.u.I2
+ y s9efea asaa 81 JEFFERSON.
..a1Hi Hrtf5FN
2ti.Ntf sY4}
WE the the Northwest connection with
Implements 81 The
4 Me. will sell Them at Manufacturers Prices,
Z 5: - 6
With freight added. Among implements may be found
III ONO SWEEPSTAKES rHnEsHER BurrAto r1rrs raREsHEe
s7a WALTER, WOODS COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER,
WORLpRENoWNED sELFRAKINa REAPER
MOWER. t<;aass a5aaHsaN IaA12iSa5
BUCKEYE COMBINED REAPERAND MOWER, .aa4
IA fCAYUGA CHIEF REAPER AND MOWER, = g. R
Sl s#aez !" MOWER 5a ha'ias fa4 NV ne
ALL Kinds OF MOLINE Flows.
ca'ttsel hardened and warranted
TANNING MILLS 81. 81 e5as DOUBLE SHOVEL PLowS
CORN NTERS
1900 HORNE RAKEs, 1s4asE3ttf SCYTHEB @@sat = q
.ns " CLOTHES wRiNeERs eHN CORN srE1LERs
@#asH# RAKES,8 sHOvELS, 4
... .#asa= AxEs,-.... <1 So SPADES
E1Itl#i :4 iaIsHfA5f. 30 CHURNs &c, &C..
IN ~,
REAPRRs should
being and s s.
1901. ,....4, 81. $1,000 III MILLS q CO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
COTTON WILLS.
'TWE LANE COTTON ASILLs.

These MILLS which were built by in 1860 as eor
of Southern enterprise again under my cOntro aud
prepared supply the trade with COTTON YARNS Nos
5's l2s, packed in such proportions may be ordered
the quality put up by prior the war which ex
cesd any ever offered in this Market
II is known that while these Mills were In my hands the
product of them attained reputation for superiority of
quality and fness of weight-unequalled by aGy other
Yarns offered This reputation been prostituted by
ceaInunprneIped parties who have SCRUBBED my
and brand to inferior arflcle
learn that Georgia Yarns have beou offered in ttis
market, US the product OF my Mills.
To protect myself and consumers from such iposoas
have adopted rGde mark, which will hereafter he placld
on each bale Of Yarns with he addition OF my signature,
on each pad label These Mills have agents. Orders left
ct so.j9 Union street, will be promptly executed.
l. N LANE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
"A New and Great Epoch In Medicine

"A New and Great Epoch In Medicine
Dr. Magge is the founder Of new Medical systeml
The uuauitariuns, whose internal doses enfeeble
the stomach and paayze the bowels give precedence
to the health and appetite with from oneto
two of his extraordinary Pills and the most vrulent
sores with or his wonderful and aheang Save.
These great specifics Of the Doctors arc fast snPercedng
the stereoypsd of the day Extraordinary
by Mag Pills and Salve have opened the of the pub
lie netency Of the called remedies of others and
upon which people have long blindly depended MaggieS
Pills of the class that swallowed by the dozen and
every full taken absolute necessity for
another of Magges Pills suffice to place the
bowels perfect ORDER tone the stomach create appetite
and render the spirits light and buoyant THERE'S gpng
and reaction in the form of constipation If the veris
affected its functions retored If the system
is feeble is invgorated This last quality makes the Med
very desirable for the of delicate females, Ulcer
eruptve diseases literally extnguished by the dis
nfecaut power Maggie's save Iu fact, it is here
nouncod that Maggiss Bilious Dspepc and Darrhea Pills
where all others faF Whle for Burns scads, Gill
blans, Cuts all ebrasions of the skin Maggies Ssve is
nfaibe Sold by j. Maggel Il Pine street, New York.
allDuggists at 25 cents per box.
BARNES, WARD CO.,
Agents. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

- ONCE OF the Trustees and Attorneys Of
he Associated Bondhodes Creditors and Stockholders o
the New Orleans and Great Northern Railroad
Company, New Orleans, April IL l3G6-Notce Is hereby
given TO the holders the first Mortgage Bonds General
Creditors Stockholders of the New Orleans Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company that plan of the re-
organization the Company and based thereon
epen inspection and the signature of Bondhoder
Creditors and Stockholders at Office OF Messrs Clarke
Bsyne No. IS Camp street.
cThPRp Ugca
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
PATENT CLOTHEs-WAsHER.
TE,nEMYDHAULRC CLOTHES wAsEEE
AVN wPTEcPR
AND WRINGER.

The best and most useal invention of the kind fer Bsvn
household labor ever invented
Has and better recommendations for saving
and the and of fabrics washed than ohera
chine All the other mschines either rub the clothes and
hem out speedily do not satisfactorily perform
With the
HYDRAULIC, CLOTHES WASHER
This not the case There is no rubbing she clothes an
consequently, wesr and The washing h aiost com
petsy ard thoroughly performed by the action the |nee
aone Send for circular giving full explanation eF cA ne
examine them at the General Southern Agency.
Goodinducements offered to agents elsewhere
S. NJ BARTON CO.'S,
No II Tchouporlas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
JEWELRY.

g BIER........................ R4EB
No. 20 CAMP STREET UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
JsveIry, Watches, silver and PIated Ware
--soLs AGENT FOR
SERMONS BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
Fine Gold Watches Hunting Cases. diamond mounted an
uereyed best makers rich Sets Bracelets, Fins
rim gain Diamond AHethys Coral Onyx and EruEcan Go
Is Gold Guard and vest Chains latest pRttsns ses
Buttons and Studs of every variety and best woknansh ip
Gonts' Scarf Pins various designs Silver an
Plated sesa Table and Perks and Spoons Cups, Gobe
Napkin Rings, Csstora ETC.; Pocket and Tabo Gusryhs
makers and superior quality.
CISekEs
Once and Mantle, In Bronze, Marble and Wood
gpectncles,
Gold, Silver Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular attention those needing "hapk to rst
respectfully solicited to senmoHs Brazilian Pehhe the be
only glasses that should used. New Pebbles rssas
old frames Psrticularattenton padto repairing Wnchssa
Jewelry, the best wOrkmen being employed
Remember, 40 CAMP STREET. under the City HcteI,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

- GaiIlghan'a Pills for ChiIIs and Fever
The testimonials the advertisement Of these Pills
gentlemen known throughout the whole country
Their veray be questioned and places the merits of
the medicine beyond doubt and recommends to
ulnr ravor See the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

-sureIy. steadily, sucaesArniIY, smolnn-
ers Extract Bucu curing avery Of Kidney Disease
Rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains
in the Hack Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
Excassos of any kind
Come We aFlietsd Try Snoandsrs-Tske other Bucku
gol6b aIapothecariaB Prizes, Sl D, Barnes Co. New
York and Beraes Ward Co. New Orleans Southern agents
BuloEgh Rogers Wholesale Druggists, Boston, aas gene
ra| sFeuts
----Eolgats'S Honey anap-ThIS celebrated
Toilet Soap ancb universal demand, is made from tho
choicest atsras Is mild and emoiieut in its nature ira
anT scented and extremely beneficial nits action upoD the
akin Rgr sale By all druggists aud fancy goods dealers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

--gpecIaI Eatice-An p@rsens wanting ana
formation prisoners Of Who died at Camp
Douglas, ILL.,, will please address, F. s. JORDAN,
Rnr iNf rhlcarn. Ill
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

- The Queen! The queen! !-The Queen
OF HAIR RESTO TORERSI-Mrs. Wnslnw's Queen Hair Re-
storer is queen not only in name, but in virtues.
1t ia the Hair RestOreV offered to the public
An nfsble rest0rsr preseye Of the hair if faithfully
applied
Itis no hair dye
It acts direoy upon the roots of the hair changing gray
hair to original life coIor arrasng deca and
falling of the hair; eradcating scurf and dandrus and
curing all humors of the scalp
1t will change dry and wiry hair to soft and luxurisn
tresses.
Itimperts a delightful fragrance to the hair.
In short If you wish restore your hair youth, and
retain it through lifs MRS WINsLOW'S QUEEN HAIR
RESTORER. Price ST. per bottle
Sold by all duggilts. .
20 Sc Charles street. N. 0.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
COURSE RACES.
WINTER MEETING



10 Commence on December 22, 1866.
FIRST DAY-sATURDAY, December %. Post 7taks for
ages. Two mile heats 500 entrance; $3.50 added, To
close October !; three more to fill.
SANE DAY-Sweepstake for 3 year olds Mile heats
500 entrance half forfeit $500 added To close October
SECOND DAY-rUEsDAY, December 25 Purse $1,000
for all ages Two mile heats.
THIRD DAY-wEDNESDAY, December &c. Purse $780,
for all ages. Dash of three miles
SAME DAY-Purke 800, for all ages. Mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-rHURsDAY December q. AnnHel
Stake year olds Mile 500 entrance half forfeit
$500 added To close November l. three or more to fill
SAME DAY-Annual Stake for year ds. Two mile
heats $3.50 entrance; 500 Forfeit $500 added. To close
November l; three to fll
SAME DAY-Purse $780, for all ages Dash Of two miles
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, December g. Purse $3.50. Mile
heats, best three in five
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY December 90. Purse $I5Q0
Three mile heats.
SEVENTH DAY-TUEsDAY, January l. 1867. Purse
$1,000, Dash of four miles
SAME DAY-Purse $3.50. Two mile heats
No reduction for walk In Sweepstakes the second
his stake and in Purse Races mUnez
ten per ceat goes to the second horse,
Jockey Club Rules H. B. FOLEY, Superintendent
Boy 23l n @ Post Offco.
A CADEMY OF MUsEC-sr. CHARLES ST,
sPAIBIsG BtDwE4L. ,PRoPElEross AND NAS4azEs
SATURDAY NOV. 3, 1866,
First appearance of the world renowned EANLoN
BROTHERS, the Champion Gymnasts of the Nineteenth
Centuy with large Corps of Acrobatic and
Pantomimic celebeities with the Academys
Mammoth Variety Organization.
TF1RE MECHANICS AND
AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA.
The first GRAND FAIR of this Association will take
| place the
FAIR GROUNDS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
| Commencing
Tuesday, Goth of November next.
Inventors manufacturers agrcuturists stock rasers and
Others portion of the United States desrOus of being
represented in this industrial exhibition, obtain full in
formation by addressing officers of the association.
L n. MARBS, President
LUTHER HOMES, Secretary and Treasurer.
| c. H. LocoMB, Chairman of the Committee Fair
.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
Eal8 a4sr q,GJ a!

MANUFACTURES Of 81 siadB OF FANCY 0AsDIER.
sYaUPs, GUI DROPS, guJuBB PASTE sRo sUa4B
ALMONDS. " tsEra. -
s.tg eu ST. L4aia md Goai. atv 0h9RE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

-MarrIage and Celibacy, an Essay of
Warnings and Instruction for Young Men Also diseases
and abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with means
relief Sent of charge sealed letter envelopes Ad
dress Dr. j. sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
CR REsCENT CITY MUSEUM
40 ~ ST CHARLES ST, OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
Open from SA. till IL P NJ. Daily.

R. ". sCHAFFER. MANAGER.
The Museum building has been retted and enlarged at
expense expressly for the Curostie be exhibit
ted therein.
OVER TEN THOUSAND CURIosITIEs comprising
Wild Beasts, Birds Fishes, Insects Minerals, Paintings
Coins, Relics of the Revolution and wonderful things from
every part the known world will be there found exhbi
tiUn. In connection with the above curioscs, AMESS
GREAT TRAVELLING MENAGERIE, consisting of African
Lions Tigers, Leopards Kangaroos Balloons, Birds, ETC.
will be daily exhibition together with celebrated Chinese
Juggers and Artists who Will perform wonderful Gg
eats in Knife Throwing, Etc. The intrepid La BELLE
LOUISE and her Performing Animals will daily add the
attractions of the Museum.
Admission 50 cents; Children 25 cents
The Crescent City Museum will open Wednesday 10Th
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
ofiee, ~ Carondele. street.
J. B. WALToy, Auctloneer,

At n q d -, N9v 40, Mt II o'clock MI
freos T. VII, m b. said i'' 4uoheea Exchange. Roy
a bERTAIN PIECE OR PoRFlov og eRor--0
situate y tne town q in the parish If Jefferson
nd First sfrsat 5gipy ~ 80 Catrotan Avenue
gsr2oa assas glL fet3 inches M as fssas n Frs
street ana .y9 ees aeaeS iret on lever street the
5ts o. tf R eSs t ea gSPpaF Hotel known The pub lilo
fhe on tae aaoye described neualg cqna
rear 1 @ satd ito pr9rs % i oasa s y f9nt an
numerous BeePng apartments This building srraunded
~ very i , @ Amy NJ improved grounds ad viii con
ia m rs.Gr M md ns % e @ i9 poSulef pisces
p-!, T?3 .t. ,. - t4L .si u, ieE seH p,iean&
eaye Sr rroon eEar u @ we J%ELo.sqh a!lfoa
@ totrr ,- ~ tbfs - M tse hili5es tlls MAXIM
SiisR "A a1d sttd MI he Io.ei ha9 lEteiy been
, fntrIre I fe sd 'gi,f @ Il e55'' and a fhe I1ture
-ltt ~. ~ ~, ~, ~, u. y - y ~ ts lotei'
f sgt5 a Jated june 3 s 5s2s a7 paJnleEt 4 E note
@ @ Y % Inntba afrs- 5a Viz ceat isteFes +
-, ISeE sarirT : re .at - VIZ iOf S1apb o aate
ysE @ 3far S IA b9of 9 hb & o5 ere an P.yabie w
,ta Tin fTa1 ma aF III E 5ag g
~ nP3 m 's e " t e ] bof Wy b4n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
TERMS F.:

Theterals upon which these plantations unimproyed
lands VIII he sold extremely liberal and easy. them
any other particulars, address
GEORGE S, Vaudeville,
No l8l Gravier street. New Orea1s.
OF Il. B COzzENS, care Ben. wadc)
Cotton Square, Natchea Miss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
FUTURE a1Crg0N SALES.

--------|------ - 80 k@A1A5S
CHOICE PROPERTY FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
carondelet, Union street opposite Union Row,
BY u. Il. WALTON sG DEaEoNDE,
}. p. WALTON, Auctfoaeer
Office Al CaFondelgt street.. corner Of Union,
GATUEDAy. Nov. 10, 1866. ut 1a o,a,ocrz
. the aerchants and Auctiopeers' Exchange Roy
0SE Valuable LOT OF GROUND, With the bgt1d
Hrs improv thereon, First Bssrict
Enion Perdido Streets natsS By the No 39nasst
by Chas: a. dc ATn4 dated Jny 10, 1866 agd
1906 Said lot measures % inches lines front o. Car.
ondele q feet inches lines in the by depth
inches the other side Perddo street Tie improve
ents tis ot co9ssto two story BRICK baidiag with
This valuable pr party heated the very center Of
ness Caondee street. 1t ia surrounded by tlent build
brokers' snd offers unnsuaI opportunity capitalists 70
Investment Property IN this vicinity seonsanty enhancin
in value and ia rarely offered for sale.
EJ~TRRMs-Onethird cash in U. s. Treasury nOteq; tn
remainder in and years. in the Of the purchase
The buildings insured BY purchaser aud the
policy Of insurance transferred the final pay
Act sale before o. de Armas Notary Public at the ex
pene q the purchaser including u s. stamps
CURED BY law.
The WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR CARRoLLTov
Hotel with ali its Fixtures Dependencies Extensive an
Beautiful Grounds situate the town Of carroltan, oppo
site the DEPOT Of the carrolson Railroad.
BYJ b. WALTON & DEsr.osIpE.
j. B. wAlTos Austioneer,
5 oiee, ~ carondeie. street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
COOKING sTOVEa.

x II FEHEV'S GID aTOVE HOUSE,
III P0TDRAs STREET Between Camp and ST. Charles sts
For Sale, 500 Fiat Top DIving Fine Cooking
Stoves.
A Of the same general Character bat differing
taton and in their nanes)
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

and the necessary buildings complete perfect
order, including Gin House.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
WANTED.

/ EErANTRD-A CAPABLE, steady WOMAN. TO
/ w take care or a child wash and iron for u
two apply 81 P9lyHnia street. Prytania
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02

The unsettled business of A. GLENN co. will be at
tended to by the undersigned or by GLENN, CHALMERS
| & Co, 1873 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, OAK AND
BLACK WALNUT PARLoR, BEDROOM AND DIN
ING ROOM FURNIFURE-To Be SOLD By AUG,
TIoE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
THAT VALUABLE" PLANTATION
KNOWN As
The Eutaw Place,

Inc EuGA" LlASSs
situated in Tensas parish, Louisiana Bayou Magon six
teen DO miles from Waterproof containing eighteen hundred
$500 acres of
SPLENDID LAND,
seven hundred 600 of which under cultivation
This pianta ton is furnished with the quality OF Buildings
Negro Quarters, etc, all new. There is, also,
A FINE DWELLING,
suitable for large family upon the place. and it is fully
stocked and equipped for force of sixty @ hands The
manager of this plantation desires take interest init He
has now work with him fifty 5g hands who will remain
with him. Persons wishing to purchase are invited to call
the plantation and examine it for themselves 1t is considered
Mathis plantation offers ea ly superior Inducements for in
ve5tment.
-ALso-1
One hundred and sixty 60 unimproved land in
tion trEtwo t3 f township six 90 north of range y
east This land is situated in Concordia parish Louuna
within half Of mile from slack River Every foot OF it
is with such timber fails hndng ready
buyerH.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-02
A PLANTATION
NJ
Catahoula Parish, Louisiana,

This plantation upon it all the Buildings Stock Far
ing Utensils and Fixtures necessary tor force of twenty
hands.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-09-20
The Mu.a5to Convention,

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