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SYNnICs, SALE

| succession oil Alaflalne l)tSlre tfeflZn9-
| by virtue of order Of the Honorable DistrIc
ID Court in and for the Parish al Natcllitoces
viii Offer for sale at public auction. to the las
and highest bidder at the door OF the Court Ious
in thet own Of NatchIoches,
Monday, 9th day of January 1868
at - o'clock, NJ, the following property belonging
TO said Succession. viz:
A certain tract of land in the Parish of Match
itoches the left bank descending Little River
8 miles below the town of Natchtoches, know
as the Compere tract, bounded above by the lands
of widow T. Metcysr, below by undivided tract
of land belonging to the SUGGESTIONS of Nine
Desire HertZag and Emile Hertzog, containing
two hundred acres. more or less.
Also, undivided half interest ii another tract
OF land, owned ia common with Emile Hertzeg in
the same p2rsh.on he left bank of Little River.
bounded above by the ira above mentioned. and
below by land belonging to the Succession of Emile
Hertzog, containing III all two hundred arpents,
more or less.
on the right bank of Little River, with all the i'm
provcmcnts thereon, consisting of Dwelling
House Gin House, Stables, negro cabins and other
out-houses; bounded below by land formerly be-
longing to Jercme Sarpy, and above by land for
merlv belrnging to Compere, containing foEr hun
dred arpents more or less,
Also, another tract of land, known MS the Com
pere tract, bounded below by the last mentioned
tract and above by lands formerly belonging to
Francois Roubieu, and situated on the right bank
more or less
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
The sale to be made subject to the apprasement
to be made.
onethi.d CASH, the balance payable in one year
from the day of sale; with eight per cent interest
per annum from, day of sale. The purchaser for
he credit term 70 give his note payable one year
from day of sale to the order of the Syrdics bear
ms eight per cent interest from iats Of sale, sat
slactorily secured in sodo, with vendors privi-
eye and special mortgage retained to secure the
payment OF The note, and the lands to be sold with
he clause of nonalehaticn to the prejudice of the
privilege and mortgage retained
If the property does not bring the full apprase
nent to be made, il Will be Immediately offered at
he same time and place, to be leased to the high
st bidder fot the ending December 3lst, 1868;
he lessor to give his note satisfactorily secured in
olido. bearing eight per cent. per arnum interest
rom date, payable at the termination of the lease
o the order of the Syndics, to be further secured
y the lessons privilege. The ,Syndics reserving
he right to reject all bids for the lease according
o their discretion.
j. @. HUGHES,
deco st Sheriff.
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SYNDICS, sALE.

Succession of Emile Hertzog, deceased.
! Dy virtue of order of the Honorable District
1D Court in and for the Parish Of Natchitoches
l will offer for sale at public auction to the las.
and highest bidder, the door OF the Court House
in the town of Natchitoches, on
Monday, 9th day of January. 1868
the following property belonging to said Success
sio3, viz:
A tract of land situated in the Parish of Match
itoches. about 16 miles below the town of Match
itochce, on the left bank descending Little River
bounded below by a tract of land belonging to
Petite Conant, t. W. c., described in the Inven-
tory and above, by undivided tract belonging
to the deceased and VIM. Desire Hertzog. This
piece of land being known as the Colon MATS
place, containing two hundred arpents, more or
less
Also, the undivided half interest in tract of
land, Ill the same Parish the left bank of Little
River, bounded below by the land above described,
and above by the aid Compere tract the present
properly Of the Succession of Nine. Desire Hertzog
held in common with the Succession, containing in
ali TWO hustfed arpents, more or less.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:
The sale will be made subject to the appraise
ment to be made.
One-third Cash, the balance payable in one year
from the day of SALE with eight per cent. interest
per annum from day of sale. lie purchaser, for
the credit term, TO give his note payable to the
order of the Syndics, one year from div of sale,
bearing eight per cent. interest f ON date O. sale,
satisfactorily secured in solido with vendors pt "
Hege and special mortgage 10 secure the payment
of the note and The land TO be sold with the clause
CT non alienation to the prejudice of the pr vilege
and mortgage retained. If tie property does not
bring the full appraiscmeDt to be made, it will be
immediately offered ut the same time and place to
be leased to the highest bidder, for the year ending
December 3lst, 1868; the lessor to give his note
satisfactorily secured, in soldo, bearing eight per
cent per annum interest from date, doyable at the
termination OF the lease to the order of the Syr-
dies TO be further secured by the lessons privileges
the 5yndies reser, ing the right to reject all bids
for the lease, according to. their discretion.
j. y. HUGHES,
deco st Sheriff.
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enc Agente 4u qhe South.

street New Orleans
sole Agents, In The South.
|. 4. Good Cooking Stove is one of the most
+ n flecessary ana desirable articles of Household
economys ard il properly managed will promote
the health, comfort and happiness of every mem.
Der of thd family.
Time money, and extreme sexation, by delays
of vour daily IMeais, may DO saved by using the
.tCfiARTEI1s O AK COOKING STOVE.
Oyerfl o coo of these celebrated Cooking Stove.
arc in dolly use throughout tho city of n ew Or
leans Every cTe of them has been sold under
fell guarantee, and we offer them reference
wherever found. I "a {Tf3st
Tie Impr0Ued Charter OAK Store acith
~ ~ Extension Top
has but orc Jamper. and is simple in its con-
struction that o child car manage it. The ovens
are larger bake more uniform. and the stove hea.
vier than any cooking stove OF corresponding size
ever made
The HcL Water Reservoir Boiler furnishes
constant supply OF hot water al oil hours of the
day., and, fer hours after tue fiie has been exln
guished without ntldtioia cost for fuel, practi-
cal illustration OF the economy in using the Charter
Oak. ,-ttssi ,s..s
Ibe neHsctor 4ri6isos,. original with the Char
ter Oak and used no othor etove-the most
perfect manner broi meats and poultry, whereby
the offensive odors arising from meats during the
process of broii,ng are csrried up she pipe, and
jGIcee of the meats preserved.
: Tie Hot Closet in which meais and pastry are
kept warm for hours wbea there ban been delay
at meals besides enabling The cook to furnish the
greatest variety OF dishes and desserts, and place
them hot upon the table.
e The Charter Oak Stove win do oae-third more
baking in given time, ar j use % per cent. less
wood than any other stove now made. ID
4 Send forsprice and desc, iptiye circular.
do 4m ItICE BROS. & Co
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E. a. TYLER.

ll5 Canal street, next Royal, New Orleans
Dealer in PATCHES, CLOCKS, Watch trim.
mings, Diamonds, FINE JEwELRY, SiIvcr-ware.
Plated ware spectacles, Opera Glasses, Table and
Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Bronze and Parian
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Our goods are of the best quality. All our
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Gold Pens in gold, silver and gutta-pe, oh
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Diamonds reset.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired.
E. A. TYLER
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THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
% Camn street.

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This popular Southern Journal, established in
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and reestablshed October 18th, 1868, is now, as
in the past faithful exponent of Conservative
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WANTED.-By a young lady, thoroughly
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The usual English branches aud Music taught.
Terms moderate--to suit the present impoverished
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RITZ ETvT,S SEWING MACqJNE

TTas combination of all essential qualities of
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Agepts possessing energy. capacity, good stand
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NJ. HEDRICK.
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FOR SALE

l----~ - = TUX 81 lie.
II desire TO sell my Water Mill, Saw-Mill and
L Grist-Mill- better known as the "Prothro
Mills,"-alI of which are in good working order.
Also, my Plantation of about 800 acres or good
Land---50 acres being, under cpltiyationAs
near the Saline Bridge, Biepvile parish; together
with the dwelling and out-houses and all other
i'm ,rovements thereon. WILL also, sell corn pro-
visions. ebout II head Of stockcattle, 5 head of
horses, a fine log-eart, and all nay farming nipple
meDts. r.-
Alsosa fine Tract of Land, known as the julio
Deisoh grant, situated on Deer Creek, in Franklin
parish, contagious to Sicily Island, and comprising
about sec arpents some 200 acres of which are
deadened All Of this land is above overflow
Those desiring good bargains will please call on
the undersigned at the "Prothro Mills"
DIS I'm 'fepaes2 q III. G. TURNER
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GnOIER & BAKER

S e WIN G. M A C II N E S
~ ROVER g. Baker celebrated Sewing Ma
NJ. chimes were awarded the highest preniGm
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First premiums were awarded these Machines ut
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They are moro easily understood and Tess liable 10
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The Agency in New Orleans have fitted up
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and Bakers Sewing Machines that the public may
tequire- 4sr
GROVER & BAKER S. M. co.
1872 Canal street corner of Dryades,
do Am New Orleans,
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FOE SAY.E

EOsS ga Liza
I offer for sale 400 Bushels of Cotton Seed, of
L the very best quality-PetIte Gulf and Boyds
Prolific at rs cents per bushel Great care
being taken with them TO prevent rot or damage.
deco If Il. l.. PIERSON.
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STEVENS s. SEYMOUR.
Estahlishpd In 1895

ESlaDnSneu IN 1880.
IMPORTERS AND Wholesale DEALERS IN
School Books Paper and Stationery.
Cutlery, Guns. Perfumery, and Fancy Goods.
Nos. SO and SO Common street, Opposite City
bGS> Acan from our old friends las well as new
ones) solicited.
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Salt! SaEt!! Saitii!
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A. white Salt for sale at 81 90 per bushel, at
the old Drake Salt Works" by
JAMES G. WEEK Els.
December 3D. 1867. dec5 At
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The New York herald., 1867-04-02
MASS NEE TING IN SAVANNAH. GA.

SAvAsSAa. April I, 1867
mass meeting Of citizens was held here to-day The
large majority Of those present we're colored
Addresses mads BY Governor Johnson Colonel
Stone DR.. J. J. Waring Colonel h s. Ttx and several
others; also by Rev. ). N. Sims and J. g. Campbell.
colored preachers The following resoluto0s we're
adopted
Resolved. That recognize Congress a the supreme
legislative power Of the nation and that the
passed TO eject our ressOraioa we will observe and mssn
tain
Ssoowd-That recognize the progress Of ideas In the
snfranchsement OF the ooored race that with mutual
forbearanoe We will stand shoulder 70 shoulder in
ganxins State governments and In maintaining tho
toLa unity Of the Cnted States, and inseparsbIe
Thvd-That the education Of the whole people II OF the
highest importance for the prosperity and freedom Of
republican government and will henceforth earnestly
labor for the education Of every citizen OF tho State
Fburth-ThAt We respectfully and earnestly request
that the military commaudant OF the Third district order
q general registration and election at tho earliest
practicable moment for convention TO reorganizs the
State OF Georgia in accordance with the plan Of Con-
gress
Alter three and . half hours occupied In speaking the
meeting adjourned. Everything passed OF quietly and
the greatest order was preserved
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

WARS n MANIA uewiy built and dnsly fur
nished tho Mississippi has been called tbs
"Rooert &. Lee" A jolh6cstion was hsd on board =
her at Memphis March g. at which the foliowine
toast honored :-"Ths Robert r. Lea name
crowned with gory-may the noble craft which beas u
be crowned With success" -. "a q.
RATIFICATION MEsrNG AT MONTGOMERY. ALBANIA
The unconditional Unionists had jubant time atthets
meeting in Montgomery Ala, March Is, 70 ratfy the
Sherman BILL Both blacks and whites attended. The
former in majority. Addresses were made by Gspssak
Swayne, Hon. NJ Dostcr, Judge Fielder and 7osherx
Mr.. Doster said that sths republican pasty ~sta suis
thsssuptry: shss thsre was no hops in ths Ssprpns
Court and tne President asA had bstsr go satA ths
curentn The last spaksr expressed ths apaiso thas
John Browns soul still .mszchng oAy aud visited u
TO b understood a Wsahington thai ws arA csnsss
sYsthss Abraham, thrss hundred thousand moro !:
Lczt. Cossruuox n XLAlAnA ~ stats coAvsntaoa e
the Unicnists Of Alabama has ssa cas
TO msst II Montgomery, ON Tuesday. June 4 with :
view reconstruction under the recent act Of Csns-
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

Movements Of the Pacific Squadron.
The United States steamer Mohican arrived At VAL
paraso the f5th Of February forsythrce days from
Montevidco her way join the North Pacific sauad-
ron. She carries four nine inch guns, two thirty
poupder Parrosss one sixty FOUNDER and one twenty.
four pound howitzer
The osspee and Rssacca were ey,ectsd 10 arrive At
Valparaiso about the LIST Of March, The former Joins the
North Pacific squadron, and the latter goes out
special cruise 70 look AFTER the 0oolis trads.
The Nyack returned valpraso on the 1<th OF Feb.
vua from her "trip dewn to'~ards the straits OF Magsl.
Ian, and on the lst Of Marc,, sailed for Calao.
The Daccssh remains - yaparalso, and the Powhstsn
proceed nom CaHAn 70 pnat povs IN few dAxa
The New York herald., 1867-04-02

tbs Anericsu Gag tho Pacific coaSt s dus % N
rising States resting thereon to afford them the meas
OF 40 equal CIVILIZATION enjoyed on the shores the A.
antic The outlook Of tho Asia of the other Co.
rope Foreign commerce and communication ere -
proved the harbngsrs OF enlightenment prosperity asa
power Ar purely uanCnai measure wo anxious "
ADOPT, even under our altered circumstances any
give the Pach coast all the
OF COR and prosperity which tho Atlantic snioy
And when IN expressing your estimate Of the Value -
lions you stated your convection that msaurv
f national pscy would more eectually tend 70 securs
the preservation y peace insn sne o. sns
arguments employ 10 asking you again 70 give the
weight Of your onicis! position towards accomplishing
interrupted wisb - much regret We have the honor
70 he, wNh higb regard. your 0bsdenf servants,
'n' ~s;'iIi Sriias si'1 oRc sf'ss'gs s: :i%sss s.
PaLMxs, Secretary.
sgcxsrAav mwARp's sErLv
DEr4sruEsI o. ssArxl
WAMISGroN. March y. 1887. !
To ths wkyrsRs CsioF TslsGBArs CospAsy, New York
Gsxr.NSn-I have received you, commuucat0s Of
the 25b lss and ha~e not failed to lay the sans .
am noe ono Of these who hsve been diMpposassd ~
the complete and magnncens success o. tho ntsrss-
who fear ths, the Unted States win enjoy les of tts
wonderful benetts than any Other nation. re0nsa
mercs and ui,ims,siy a our political iasssh1Soaa
both. Of which think are important foscss q ghs
progress o! civilization. would not have the ANA
tic cable become dumb again even n thereby could
Immcdiaiey the or The lntsrCo0tneotal
Pacihe Telegraph enterprises, which was committed -
your hands Nevertheless, profess TO profound dis-
appoiame0 in the suspengon Of the latter enterprise
admit that the Which you have assigned fer
that suspension seem 10 be irresistible II 10 Impossible
for private individuals corporate companies TO buuA
telegrsphs without capital, and Is equally Impossible
for individuals corporations to procure capital for tce
graphic that do not promise immediate lsas speedy
revenues.
oa tho other hand.I aba,s no 10, of my former ..
ftpynfA nf tha sVnn nf tnn vnknr Trm my
Pacific Telegraph do not believe that the United
States and Russia have gwen their faith to each other
world for the prosecution Of that great
terprise in vain The United states government 10
enlightened and wlse The Emperor OF Russia In
hbera; well sagacous. Prince 0ortshaco6 "
pleasant well frank correspondent will with
pleasure make your explanations known 10 him. and.
with the Presidents eave will ask conference upoa
the question, what shall be done nertf"
Accept my thanks for tho frankness and oordiaity q
your communication.
I am, gentlemen, your obedent servant,
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
The New York herald., 1867-04-02
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.

Enlistment Of state Troops to Preserve Order.
KHoxvuLx. Tenn. April !, 1867.
Posters are out calling men to enlist 10 the new
Brownow army being organized under the State Military
biz Easy service and good pay offered. 1t is under
stood that one company win be organized at once and
sent 10 Obon oouat in the western part Of the State
preserve order and make some arrests. Tho Brownow
party held convention to-day, which was largely At
Legislature Most Of tho counties In East Tennessee
appointing delegates the 18th Of April Conservative
G0bernatOral Convention
Heavy rains falling, and the streams are stin
swollen. Heavy frosts and late spring have damaged
fruit some.
The Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad officers
elected and work the great tunnel is to - pushed
vigorously.