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Groceries, sc.

- 81 - 1 ~
! All Of which will be disposed Of al the
very Lowest market rates FOR CASH. =
v6n19-tf J. r. BENNETT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO CONsUMPT1vEs.-rhe advertiser. hav-
l. ing been restored to health In . few weeks by .
eReN9e1E suffered for several
years sewers lung affection, and that dread
disease, cdhsumption-is anxious to mako known to
his fellow-suferers tho means Of cure.
TO all who desire il, he will send copy Of the pro-
scrpton used Gree Of charged with directions for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will hnd .
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcaI1s,
CouGHs, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only obsst # Tho advertiser in ~ Pro-
.QCleA1f t:es4oaEkhA &pett0 ainfor.
nation which he conceiyes be Invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy 1t will cost
them nothing, and may provo blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. SllE, by return
! !; %1IE @4A3lx%p4aot! ..k
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RAIL ROAD ! LANDS
:.e.,1ss@s<, .@ez.E,~zo aaEa5As1 -.
r.. s.ss tss35e za.> -
u s,1s = xxsz3ss42sE, ~ 81 @& =
First Division, St. Paul
and Pacific IF. r. Co..
~ 49,. ---
This company now offers for sale the
Lands granted by Congress to aid in the
construction II its branch line from St.
Paul to Watsb.
These lands are in the
Valley OF the Upper Mississippi,
on both sides Of the river, AID embrace
great variety o. = :.- .
TIMBER, PRAIRIE AuD HAY.
The Roau has a]ready been
| COMPLEr TED
and trains are running to
III ST. CLOUD.
The Lands are
EXEMPT fsoa TAXATION
| until sold and conveyed BY the Company
They are offered in tracts Of
10, 80 OR 100 ACRES AND UPWARDS
| H., and will be sold to
ACTUAL SETTLERS
upon advantageous terms.
Terms, cash the bonds of the Company
at par, or to those who desire it,
Long Credit and
LOW RATES OF INTEREST
All pesons trespas.ing upon these lands
will be prosecuted under the recent Act Of
the Legislature.
For information rs to lands in the Coun-
ties Of
TODD.
CROW WING,
! MORRISON,
I BENTON,
: STEARNs
, And the north part OF
Fl WRIGHT AND sHERBURNE,
Apply to
P. Z. GREGORY
ST. CLOUD,
,~.' GEO. L. BECKER,
> Land Commissioner,
v6n4-tf st. Parl, MINI
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] CrockeEy, Glassware, Lamps, Mirrors,
&c:-s>efy large ASSORTMENT
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Inbress Goods

~1:have /. 16s line, consisting Of French
Metinoes, Grape du Chenes and Amures,
Alpaccas, PTamattas, Tartan Checks
Poplins, PLAID. Striped and Brocaded, Mo-
hairs, Printed md An-Wool Delaines, &c.
-, 4 ss ,,ii'I II IL III i
Ladies Cloths, Fur Victorines and Capes,
Misses Ermine Victorines and Talmas.
a.. . AZ. =. = Il -. / 9e..-.
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IT s:.LAND OFFICE, 81: CLOUD, MN,

|1TT ISLAND OFFICE, 81: CLOUD, NiNN, : :; ;.
49,; ,,.e,! October sth' 1854.
d sn: You are hereby notified to appear At this ocs
% the 241n DAHOF NOVEMBER, "A: D: 1850, 1t ~
osock H. q said day and then and therc show cause
Wy .onr aamesteed Entry No 1851, made By youat
t9h once October 18th! 1855, upon the nv II cf ssc-
tton mtownshfpt III, range %, III the District Of
lands subject 70 sale 1t st. Cloud, Ainn shosld not
b c.nceled g one John P Cline, alleges abandon.
show such an abGndonment, when ron VIM be silov.
q % contest; such showing: -. : ::
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.aa.lt .laaI ia ;..9:,a h.lsI SIS aiEesa :"
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Boots and Shoes.

A good assortment of Mems and Boys
Boots, Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes and Balmorals; Buffalo and Cloth
Qvershoes, Laced Moccasins, Oil Tanned
Boots, &c.
~:s.,s~ ~ .o*!....! .
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Saxony, Fur and Cloth Hats, Seal, NJ
tfis, Plush and Cloth Caps, &C.,
II
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Business and Over Coats, Pants, Vests,
Qndershirts and Drawers, Gray and Fancy
Wool Overshirts, jackets, Buck Mitts,
Gloves, Gauntlets, SC. .-,
! .osnasI,,ayM asoSooiEsx 1.lO
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MEAT MARKET.

St Cloud, June 2sd, 1868. vs.
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Our stock Of violins, .Violincellos, Con-
trs Bases, Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, Clsro-
nets, Guitars, Bsnjos, Military Drums Of
al descriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor-
deems, Strings, etc., is complete.
Church Organs, Melodeons and Pianos
tuned and repaired.
Orders attended to with Pronptness.
v7n26-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-27
FLECTION NOTICE.

We, the undersigned Commissioners appoint
ey by the Legislature Of Virginia for the pur--
pose do hereby give notice that an election Will
be held on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of March, at
the following places, viz:
No. 81 Prince street for lst Ward:
Ct Council / 44 Chamber :: 2nd 9nd Wars Ward'
r NV W ttuoI co., Princeand Alfred sts. for4th Ward.
for 2 Aldermen and Members Of Common
Council for each Ward, for Mayor and also for the
following officers of the Corporation: Guager OF
Casks, Inspector of Domestic Spirits, Inspector
and Measurer Of Wood and Bark, two lnspec-
tors of Lumber Superintendent of Police, Col
lector of Taxes for the Northern District Co..
lector Of Taxes for the Southern district, Attor.
ney for the Corporation, two Assessors, Clef5 OF
the Market, Auditor of Public Accounts, City
Surveyor Chief Engineer of tho Fire Depart
Af First rsst'! Ward T Ill '''''''' ~ Third Ward.
Benz. II. Lambert, I. G. Aler,
Geo. W. Dearborn Robt: Brockett,
n. Hicks, D. NJ. French,
John Arnold. John H PARROT.
VIM. n. Brown, Andrew j. tlemlng
Second Ward Fourth Ward
John T. Armstrong ". Il. Mcknight:
Peter G. Henderson. ". ". Harper.
Henry L. Simpson, G. G. Bradley.
Joseph CaWood Il. 5. Martin.
feb 23-td Commissioners
YXTILLIAAl F. HENDERSON,.
w GROCER, LIQUOR &
MMISSION RCHANT,
No. 226, King st., cor. Alfred,
Keeps constantly on hand large and well as
sorted stock of
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
Thankful for patronage received heretofore.
respectfully solicit continuance Of same.
jan 29-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-27

y g VI . Y a J.
PRETZFELDER s. BENDHEIM
Have removed from Mr. J: B. Clark store, No.
l58, King street, to l66 hlNU HIhhEI, to!r
doors above and in order to make change in
their business they offer the balance Of their
stock, about forty thousand dollars worth Of
DRY GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOAKS, GAR
PETS, OIL CLOTH. &C.. &C., at and below
cost ian 23-lm
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-01
THE CHAMELEON diamond.


most interesting experiment, was the other
day made at the Academic, with the so-called
chameleon diamond, which has the property of
changing its color when exposed to great heat
of light yellow color, it turns light red when
placed in the FIRE, and resumes its original hue
when allowed to cool down again. This dia.
mond should be worn by the greater part of our
political men.
FLIGHT OF STARS.
Many Of the stars which caused us such plea
sure this winter, have left us. Patti, the spoiled
child of the Parisians, is now in London, where
the season has already begun. She will, how
ever, return to us "when the swallows home
wards fly"
MAD'LLE GROEIzOw, THE RUSSIAN DANCER,
who has been 80 long announced as one of the
best dancers Of the North, has at last come out
at the opera, in the charming ballet of GtseIe;
Ou Les Wills. She is "all our fancy painted
her" and, perhaps, since the time of the famous
Marie Taglioni, no dancer has gone through the
unnatural dance of the ballet with more grace
and decency. We have seen the most celebrated
dancers of modern tmes-Duvernay Mrs. Lyme
stephens), Carlotta Grisi, Fanny Elsler Cerito,
Cerraris. and many others, but the Russian
bdltertn0 excels them all.
MARIE TAGLIoNI,
now created Baroness de Thorn, by the Empe-
ror Franz Joseph, will shortly give her hand
and heart to Prince Windischeratz, an Austrian
officer. The celebrated prind bdtLerind of the
Berlin opera is niece to the celebrated Marie,
who SO often charmed us in La Sylphide and La
Bdllddere.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

l--sssz.ssE9 SCHUMACHER PIANO FORTE
HkJFx MANUEACTURING CoMPANY's NEW
81 ORE, No 1l03 CHfSNUT street We respectfully
call the attention OF friends and the pub generally
Of our removal to new and handsome WsreroOms.
GIRABD ROW, No. ll03 Oh eSNUr Street, where we
have Consistently on hand large stock Of our superior
and highly finished Square and Grand Pianos
our instruments have been awarded the highest pre-
miums al all the principal exhibitions ever he'd IN this
cOui try with numerous Iestimonias from the hrst-
class artists I'm America and EUROPE.
hey now the leading Pianos and sold to all
parts OF tie world.
Pers desiring TO purchase alrst- class Piano at
Pianos to rent Tuning ard moving promptly at
q nded TO. SCHOMACKER a. 90,
623 I'm No 1903 CHESNuT Street
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1t has been asserted in periodical that this
statue OF Krschna was carried Off from the
pasoda at Gengis by French magistrate, but
this is not correct. II is true that the statue is
the property OF French magistrate who has
travelled in India but this gentleman purchased
it for considerable sum OF money. The proper
lace for this fine figure OF Krischna would be
in a museum OF Indian cUriosites, either in
London or Paris.
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INTRODUCTION OF sILKwORMs.

At the last public meeting of the Sooiete
dAccl,matiSGtion two gold medals were awarded,
one to NJ. Berlandie, who introduced into
Europe a new and healthy larva OF silkworms
from Japan, and the other to Mr.. GARNER, who
has made the Society present of magnificent
collection of animals from London.
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CITY" TO USE OF LANE sCHoFIELD VS..
F1snk in Fire Insurance Company G: p, Decem-
Der 1865 No 28 For ravng &7443 lot n. L. corner
OF twenty and Spruce streets II feet front on
Spruce b. 81 feet inches deep on Twentv-second
street. 8 a I3m+
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RAILEoRD LINES
I HlIADFLIHIA, WILMINGTON. AND BAL
i TlAoRE RAILROAD.

I HlLADFLI HIA, WILMINGTON. AND BAL
i TlhoRE RAILtoAAp ann,
& RSns toH SGEIAR o Ro 3B Tse l sS SSa P E
1tN Avenue as ollovsi-
B6liimofe ana wasbrbgion Stopping at Chester. vii
mngsn hewaik lkton, Noliht ast, erryville iavre
~, se trace AbeIdeen. Penymans Magnolia, Cbase's
way Msii Train atsl5 A. NJ. Sundays excepted, for
lsdelDbm dnd IsitImor' lii"- S'l NJ
cepted for Princess Anne Siltord and intermediate
txpress Train atll45 A. Nj. Sundays excepted) for
B9lIimoie and Washington. ...-.-
mS5e mir ana WShinLton SSPPns A. hester aym9pt
Bayie de GTace, berdcen PeIryman s. EdSewood Mag
Sna a. sffPmsr Il H aqG baltimore and wash
PssYenFersby by Boat from Baltimore or Fortress Mon
roe Norfolk CITY Point, and Richmond, will take the
WfIMISGSTToiN ACcoMMoD ALTON TRAINS.
stopping at all Stations between philadelphia and Will
Leave Phfade phia at g. II l5A. NJ. 43O g. and II 30
Z n. The $50 r. NJ hain connects with Delaware
- cave wilmington at645 and $50 A. M, ana $50
Trains fCs New Castle leave Philadelphia at A. NJ,
THRoUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave WWWiPggttG% q n at T II A Nh M 42S and l0PM.
Leave thessF s g. 8l6 IA and i % NJ as
FROM BALI more TO PHILADELPHIA
cave Baltimore 725 a NJ, wav.man 92O \. NJ,
Express lOP. NJ. Expiess. 6'a5 P. NJ, Express, S25
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
leave i'm ninston at IS ano So A. NJ and 4iSP NJ
as follows = " lmngton Ferry willie and intermediate
stations at 6C5P. M Baltimore for Havre de Grace and
Intermediate stations AZ as p NJ. Peuvville VIII
mmgtOn and Intermediate stations Mt 500 ;. con-
pha.
SUNDAY TRAINS
, Express Train at 4lb A N. Tor Baltimore and Wash
ingion s-Qppng at hester Wilmns ton, Newark Elk
ton, Nor, neat PerryVlle Havre-deGrace Aberdeen,
Night ExITess,l1P for Baltimore end Washington.
econ modouon Train at IL 80 r. NJ. for wilmington
and nte1med ediate stations.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave atm ore 1925 p, NJ stopping at Hayre-de-
Grace, Penyvie, and y immgton. Also 81 ops at Elk.
ton and ewBfk ITO take passengers for Phi adepaa
leave passengers from Washington or Batmore) and
inPton.
Accompodotion Tram from Wi mngton for Philadel
phis and ntefme eoiAte stations at 3 20 =. M.
Ais p. F.KENNEY. superintendent
DENNsYLyANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
L SUNNI Err ARRANGEMENT.
The Trains OF the Pennsy lvnnia Central Railroad
leave the DeDot at thirty y-nrst and Market streets,
which s reached by the cars OF the Market Street Pas
seDeer RailW ay running 10 and from the Depot The
last car leaves Front street about 80 minutes prior
TO the departure of each Train
On Sundays-Can leave Eleven and Market
streets 45 mnu before the departure of the Evening
Trains
Mann's Baggage Express will cal for and deliver
Baggage at the Depot Orders lef- at the Office No
63l Chestnut street. will receive attention.
TRAINS LEAVE EPOT. VIZ -
ml iihln ,..at $40 A.
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SUMNER ADVANCEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
!, Leaving ihe Company's Depot. at THIRTEENTH aad
SAIIOWHlLL streets Philadelphia at the following
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RAlLECAp LINES.

r + A D NG RAJ L RoA D
GREAT TRUNK LINE.
FROM PHILA DELIHlA TO hE INTERIOR o
HENNsl LYANILa The sCHUYLKILL, SUsQUE-
ILYs, TIE NLRTH, IoRthwEsT. AND THE
CAhADAS
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4 OHe e-PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
1COO R0AD.-Ihs great me traverses the North
em and Northwest Counties of Pennsylvania to the
city OF Erie on Lake Erie 1t has been leased and is
operated by the Pennsy vana Railroad Company
arrive Eastward-hrie Mall Train, a. M; Erie TX
press Train, Z. M.
Leave Westward-Erie Mail, P, M Erie Express
Train IL N.
press trains both ways between Phiade phla erie
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New FORK at A. M. arrive at Erie $50 4. NJ.
Leave kre at 445 p NJ, arrive at New York 10 p M.
EleP ant Sleeping Cars on al the night trains.
For information respecting passenger business apply
corner THIR1IE II and MARKET Streets. Phia.
And oI freight business of the CompGnys Agents. g..
b Kingston JT, corner Thirteenth and Market stree
Agent N. q. II r., Baltimore.
II. ". HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phra.
H. W. GWINEER General Ticket Agent, Pha.
A. L. TYLER General sup't, Wnliamsport. 3
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PHILADELPHIA, MAY 4, lS66.-NOTTCE IS
i hereby given that writ of scire facias will be
Issued urOp the fol owing caim at the expiration of
three mon BIS tom the date hereof unless the is
paid within that time 10
W. A. SILVER, Attorney-at Law,
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NJ y h.
/, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON Trustee in a certain
% Se q s E rCs S
Company to me, as Nor sagee in Trust to secure the
COMPANY g The amour Of s2ss 6IS which Morgase Is
aSeeS 6e oT eeSrs and H N
o. Blar on the sth DAY o. ssy d. D. ~ iSSa IN mortgoge
coraing Dc eds etc in and he county OF Centre,
pasa 9s R IN bsby p Ss noe @ S SFd eSSE q
been made for more than ninety deys In the payment Of
in pursuance Of the written request directed OF the
Roidsls Of more than ESQ 066 n sm9un. Of he said
n S eP FePS Sg by sS sSP and 6s sda2 fgOS @ Pulls
Cha CT, iD the civ Of hia elDha on Thursday the
conditions hereinafter stated, the hoe Of the said
The Whole OF that section of said Tyrone snd Clear
held Railroad rom the point OF inteIseeton with the
county, Pennsylvania to fiilipsbulg Centre county,
Pebnsyyan as the same now constructed together
ghss and an and al real property q
Compan, and all the tolls income, issues, and proats
to be derived and to a,ise from the same and the
tions between said points with ali The buildings stand.
ing thereon or PrOSSSYr6fd SY6 GsSE ;RSJffHI SA11Y
All he lands railways rails bridges, culyerts treste
of way workshops, machinery stations depots depot
grounds, works, masonry and other superstructure,
nature kind oDDertsinng belonging to the above
Tyrone and CeSTfe abroad and owned by said Com
pany III connection therewi h
he sao section of the Tyrone and Ceareld Railroad
extending from he intersection OF the yIone and Cear
held Railroad with the railroad ormerly belonging to
the Tyrone and LOckhaven Railroad company but now
70 the Bald Esg valley Railroad Company, is about
20 miles in length.
TERMS OF SALE.
$4,000 OF the purchase money 10 be Oad In cash when
the property struck OIL and the baance witnn 20 days
thereafter
PAY MFNT account of the said balance of purchase
mopey, to the ent of the dividend thereof payable
the bonds secured by the said mortgage and the
tuned coupons OF the said bonds be made in the said
bonds cOupons and II the dividend Is less than the
actual sum due the said bonds or coupons, the
holders may retain possession o. the said bonds and
coupons recepting to the said Trustee for the said
dividend and endorsing payment OF the the said
bonds or coupons.
Upon the purchase money being paid as aforesaid the
Trustee will execute and deliver a deed convey ance
the premises to the purchaser purchasers pur
suance OF the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage.
Any further information in respect to said sale. or
premises may be had upon appoa ton to the under
sipned Trustee ct the Office of the Pennsvvania Rail
road Company, NO. 23s $. Third street. Phi phia.
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee,
No. 23S S. THIRD Street,
n. THOMAS 81 SONS, AuctiOneers,
~ THm Nos. l39 and 14l FOURTH Street.
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WRECKED VESSELS.
THE CONSUMPTION OF COTTON.

In 1764, an American merchant in Liverpool
received consignment from Charleston of eight
bales of cotton. They were seized at the Gus
tom House, under an allegation that cotton
could not be grown in the American colonies
In 1860, the cotton OF the United States amounted
to 2,O7s, ~, 600 pounds In the East Indies, the
annual product is 2,44O,OOO,OO 600 pounds. Of the
1,2s7, 100000 people now in the world, 7OO 100000
wear cotton exclusively, and all but 7O,OOO,OOO
wear it more or less
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-10
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of West Baton Rouge,
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Mrs. Aureline Landry, wife, vs.. DR.. ,Thos.
P Vaughn, husband. No. l74S.
Il BY VIRTUE of a writ of Fl. ia. direct
ed to the Sheriff Of said parish, of date
the 18th day Of February. A. D., 1866,
from the Honorable the Fifth District
Court, in and for said parish and State,
l have seized and will expose at public
auction, to tha last and highest bidder,
on the premises of the defendant, DR..
Thomas P. Vaughn, in this parish, on
SATURDAY, tine 18th day of April, next,
A. D., 1866, at II o'clock, a. NJ, OF said day
the hereinafter described property, be.
longing to the defendant, Or. Thomas P.
Vaughn, to wit -
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, stu
ated in this parish, measuring two and
three quarter arpents to the Mississippi
river, bounded above by lands belonging
to Gaudin Cazes and H. Babin, below and
in rear by lands belonging to Joseph Ian
dry, containing twelve superficial arpents
together with the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Also, one horse, four mules. one (old)
carriage, fifteen bead Of horned cattle,
more or less, one lot of corn and oats, one
lot of shovels, spades aud hoes, two
cross cut saws, n lot of gears, one lot
Of kitchen furniture, two armoirs, two
side-boards, one sofa, five beds and bed
ding, two dozen chairs, one carpet and
rugs, three wasbstands, one lot of glass
and crockery ware, two looking glasses,
two toilet bureaus, one lot of silver ware,
two dining tables, two lamps, three pair
Of andirons shovels aud tougs, one couch,
three rocking chairs, six dozen split bot.
tom chairs. four flower vases, one lot of
curtains, q work table, one clock, one
castor; and the undivided 2-5 of a sugar
house and its contents on the plantation
Of Joseph Landry.
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issu-
ed in the above numbered and entitled
suit, together with interest and costs.
Terms of sale-CASH. . 51C 81 .
P. 0. DUPUY, Dep'y Shift.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-10

District iudicaire dan ct pour Ia Paro'sse
ct pEtat susdit, j'ai saisie ct jexposefa'
en- vente public 81 plus ofrans ct az Ger
n;er encberisseur sue les lieux du defen'
daut Theodore Blanchard en- cette Far
oisse,
sAMEDI lie 7me jour d'Avrll proclaim
< D. 1896 aslllssurss -aIm- lePsopriete
ci-ap,es desczite appartenant au dsfeh-
dant Theodore Blanchard sayoir:
Une armoir, deux lit ct litr1e, une to''
lette, un lavabeau, un bureau, une
table un garde-manger, une douza'ne
de chaises, deux fanteuils, I'm petit lit, ct
litrie, un stove, une baterie de cuisine,
une (~vieIle) v%oiture, ct h%arnais, TN lot de
~poterie ct quinca'llerie, un lot de couteau
fourchettes ct cnlieeres, ett tFo'scochons'
saisie pour payer ct satisfaire lie writ Ian
ce dams ~l'afaire ci-dessus avec frals ct
interets. -
Conditions de la vente--COMPTANT.
P. O. DUPUY Dep'y Shift.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of 0euge
c1Nqu1Exs D1srmcr yuDlcAlns.

%CINQuIEME DISTINCT JuDdcAlRsss htS
Estelle Daigers wife,Iv vs.. V;lnsuve Blan.
chssrd husband, No. 1863.
BY VIRTUE Of . writ Of & 70, direct
I'd to the Sheriff Of tois Parish, in the
above numbered and entitled snit Of date
the 18th day Of February, 4. D: 1856.
from the Fifth District Court, masud for
said Parish and State @alsbe offered for
sale st public auction to the last ant high
est bidder on the premises Of the defend.
at Vilueuvs Blanchard in this Parish On
SATURDAY, tie 31tb day Of April next
1866, ia II o'clock :. m, the following
DESCRIBED property towitI:a laxe-l y
One sofa. one side board, ,halfga dozen
chairs, one bed and, sbeddipg, one press
'hree waststspds two 8 ,end pitchers,
two trunks, tw5 small tables, one dining
table, one clock, one water pan, n bug.
gy and harness, one large silver spoep,
ten large and ten, small silver spoous sIev-
en- plates brks and one RairI hsnd iron,
two pair sHoothinx iron ole, locking glass
one stove and kitchen fsrsitpres one letef
crocke1rryy,vwsare. y h.yf I'D eatisfy said
writef ezssetiop, tsgesA4es With s's'' and
Terms Of sale-CAsH,w |no s.
iq rs r. D. DUPUY, Dep'y ShT.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-03-10

the Hoaorable4he Biftb Distsies Court i n
and for said parish and State, l have
seized and will expose at public auction
to the last and highest bidder, on the
premises in this parish on
SATURDAY the 18th day Of April next
1866, at IL o'clock a. m. all the rights
title and intereste of the defendant John
Bite. Cbemin, in and to the following des-
cribed property to wit:
Three bed and bedding, n armoir,
one dozen chairs, enc lot corn, one lot
gears, n mare. twoYcolts. twenty head
horned cattle twenty head hogs, to pay
and satisfy said writ Of execution seized
in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale-CASH .-2l-1
P. O, DUPUY Dep'y Shift.