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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-13
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-MAY n-Before Justle,
QUINN.
DENURRAGE-CUsToM OF THE POI
Tuner At Van Dusen, Lochnan 4 Co.

Tuner AT Van Duitn Lochnhh Z
This was an action for demurage. The plaintiff 10
and bYought cargo Of coal 70 this city consigned TO the
defendants TO whom he reported his arrival early
"Wednesday morning As the boat was not unloaded until
days demurrage, which they refused TO pay, on the
ground that according TO the custom of this port they
allowed four working days to unload canal boati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-13

FIsH-Drv Cod are unie bat FIRM. small sales NJ W W
for Georges Picked scale in fair demand Mt prev
IONS prces we mote a S. 70 bbl other
ave- nmef NJ unchanged prices qnote Picked Cod at
81 o Mackerel SO for No Mass shore ~ iog
~. do and Sil for No. do. largo salmon at 10 VS.
roy No T. Picked Herring at zee for Sealed ana isG22e
for Nc. }. - N.,.h .,.ur ora +ha demand
ora GENERAL chiefly for milling; sales Of t5.6tO busn
spring at 81 "a for rejected s. Saes2 20 for No NM
,suLee and COO buah Whine California at " CO. Barley
Mai 's oIet as 81 OS 49, Barley is In limited demand
on.i prices without much change Ryeis steady and IN
limited demand; sales OF sCoo Dnsh western a. 81 90
moderate at the close sales d a2ooo bush at Ss Tor
nI nrees are unsettled buyers hold OF the large ami
walls of southern give sellers the the sales are
ssOOO bush mainly New at u 2OGsl 20 Tor New western
White and Mixed Southern Yellow do On prv ave terms
a s03t 3 for Old Mixed Western IN store ana delivered
closing with sellers nc 81 so in store -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-13

FLOUR AND MEAI.-rhs demand FOR Western and
state Flour is more active, and the low grades are
again better Family brands are steady ana IN TAR
Trguest sale bbs at sl OGsl2 Is for Superne
state SD 7Ods4 IS Extra do Sl2 OGsl3 80 FOR the
low grades Of Western Extra SIS 5asl5 40 for good TO
choice do and note sales of very choice Extra, SUCH
as silver Creek" az SIC; Dl@S5 10 for shipping ONO;
sI5 1886 IS Trade do $40 4O4sls 90 Tor 81 LOUIS
Eytras California Flour Is firm bnt quiet; sales OF tO
bhls M sI7S lT So Canadian Flour is better and IN de
mnnd especially choice White Wheat Extras; sales OF
1SO bbs nc SIS SIS 50 for good 10 choice Extras ana
sIS gosiT d for Trade ana Family Extras. Southern
Eor is less freely offered and quiet sales or 40 dds
at SIS 7O9sl5 % Tor common 10 good EAtra BaiuMoIe
an Sls 80 sis for Trade and Family Extras. Rye Flour
M trmer and fair demand sales Ot $50 dds at Us 70
al 90 for state. Corn Meal IL nrm but quiet sales Oh
eoa Ibis M 81 20 for City and 81 rs for Brandywne
EXPORTS FROM SEPT. /, 1866 To DATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-13

Some time ago, $4,000 in notes of the Fincastle
Wal Bank were stolen from gentleman In washing ton.
One day last week % 900 found In Baltimore $1,000
N Philadelphia end bQ0 u Petersburgh Vs)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-13

excluding the day Of arrival and that he was only en
lied TO onedays demurragc which they were willing 70
pay The plaintiffs counsel claimed that as the plantin
reported before business hours ON Wednesday morning
the boat should have been mOadcd by Saturday even
inc and that the plaintiff entitled TO pay for the fol
loving sunday, Monday aud Tuesday. THO defendants
counsel claimed that the plaintiff not entitled to any
domuace for Sunday and that the defendants had until
Monday evening TO unload the boat The was fully
arocd 10y the respective counsel and the Jury rendered
verdict In favor OF the plaintiff for the full amount
claimed. a., 49,, go. ,,
defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-13

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs- 1i.-Before JUS
tcc SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Archer agt. Archer report of Referee confirmed and
Judgment of divorce granted.
Fornan aet. Griffith ct al; report confirmed and judg
mcnt ordered.
In re- the Trustees under the will Of James Mccall &c.
In re the application OF DE witt Williams BrOadhcad, an
infant. for the sale OF real estate motions granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-13
pECPJpTS OF pRODUCE.

Nav r-i7JO bbls. Flour IS Dbls. WHISKY, go sacn
Corn Meal 200 sacks Ocske, 6353 bush Corn 80 push
Oats pkgs Ashes. bills. Pork, 80 pigs laru, ~
kegs do 33Os bbs. Petroleum, 1920 pkgs Butter hs
pkgs. Cheese.
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70 Odd U1l.iStec9s.

We send Il copy of this weeks paper to some
persons formerly resident in this section,
who were regular and substantial patrons of
the Posr. Should they be disposed to renew
the relationship, we will be pleased to hear
from them ut their earliest convenience BY
mail or otherwise. ave have been there
and know that their thoughts are frequently
turned in the direction of East Tennessee. "as
travellers oft look back at eve when westward
darlly going" The land of hog and homi-
NY" with all its faults, real and imaginary, j.
still dear to them: and we can conceive of nc
better way to keep in pleasant and agreeable
communication with the "Sccncs of THEN
childhood" than to subscribe for this paper.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

We have not time ut present TO more than
direct general attention to the advertising de-
partncnt of our paper. 1t is well enough per-
haps to state that we don't propose to make a
business Of writing "puils" for advertisers.
We propose to sell our advertising space TO
business and professional men ut 50 much per
year, month, or week, and will always take oc-
casion to invite attention to the locality where
their notices appear upon the first insertion.
Such rs want special notices and are willing to
pay for them, Of course can have the space
1t is our desire to make the paper valuable
advertising medium, and the best and surcSt
way to accomplish that is to conduct the bust
ness on strictly legitimate principles.
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s;ulIsscriDtiOn Price.

The subscription price of the paper has been
fixed at two dollars year, and unless we can
secure for it II liberal circulation, with real
sonablc amount of advertising and job work,
its publication will hca burthcn We can lily
afford to bear, in view of the losses and sacri-
fees Of the last half dozen years. We have
had to pay Cash for the materials. and all other
expenses involved in getting the Office started
again. and trust all who want the paper will
understand the necessity for advance pay.
mcnts. We would much prefer Il list Of five
hundred advance subscribers, than one com.
priSing rs many thousands Of the names Of
those "good fellows" who propose TO "pay
most any time" but hardly ever do. We hope
we will not be asked to send the paper to any
one "on a credit" The terms. as published
on the first page, will not he departed from
in any case
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Western and Atlantic Railroad

We are indebted to Maj. c. WALLACE, for Il
copy of the Annual Reports of the Officers OF
the Western and Atlantic Railroad for the ifs
cal year ending september 30. From a glance
at these, we learn that the enterprise is in a
sound and healthy condition. a few years age
it WAS little better than Il mass of ruins. I'm.
der an energetic and efficient management, the
Road has been put in thorough repair and or
der in all its departments, has met its obliga.
tions to the General Government, and paid
from time TO time, largely of its receipts into
the State Treasury. The Western and Allan.
tic is model Road, and we congratulate tn,
people of Georgia upon having secured to then
great enterprise the services of gentlemen t.
whose ability and skill it is indebted for it
present PROSPEROUS condition.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Mr.. WINS. Dear Sir:-Please to give a
place to the following card in your first issue,
as an advertisements:
TO TIE PUBLIC.
In the Goth No. of the Athens Republican,
dated November 22d, appears the following
notice:
''TO LEAGUERs.'
"At the last regular Council Of McMinn
County League, number one. it was moved
and seconded. and unanimously carried, that
the Lcugucrs of McNInn be informed through
the columns of the REPUBLICAN, that at inc
previous meeting. DR.. W.. w. AicXanurr'
asked for peaceful withdrawal from the
League. which was granted by unanimous
vote: and after few brief remarks in appro-
bation of Lcaguers. and the future prosperity
of the Council. retired: and is therefore, no
longer member of McMinn County League
number onc.'
The above slandcrous publication is false in
imputation, inference and fact. 1t is untrue
that .'askcd for peaceful withdrawal from
, the League" The statement that made GRE
marks in appreciation of Lcagucrs and the flu
turc prosperity of the Council. y is also gra-
/ tuitous fabrication of John Peters, or his
masters. The less incXcusable on his part, rs
he was present and heard me dcnounce the late
fanatical course of the Inscriptions faction
who attempted to arbitrarily control, and did
misrcprcsent, the sentiment of the republican
party in this county. Had he printed that 81
stated that my self-rcspcct impcratively re-
| quircd me to sever my connection with The
organizaton-that i would never consent tC
become the passive slave of Il town clique" ant
that after an effort OH the part of some gentle
men to induce me to reconsider my motion
Mr.. Barb stated, that rs | insisted on with
drawing, he would move that have an Ion
cradle discharge, which was ordered by thu
unanimous vote of those present, L could no
have truthfuly contradictcd that.
expect to present an address to the public
in REPUTATION of certain calumnies industrious
" circulated by the Athens cotorie of faction
lists, which expect to distribute within n few
days. Until it is published request the pub
lie. and particularly leagucrs to suspend thci
Judgment in reference to the quarrel forced up
on me by a few reckless partizans. rcpl,
TO which has been denied me through the orgal
used to vitupcratc me.
Respectfully,
W. W. ALEXANDER.
Athens, Nov. 25th, 1867. 1t.
1, Journals publishing the slandcrous notice o
the Athens Republican, who have not alrcad,
made the correction as authorized by my cart
which appeared in the Knoxville Duty Press
of the 9th ilt., will confer Il favor by noticing
this refutation. w. W. n.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06

Mr.. EDIToR-My "bcttcr half" planted Il
scant half bushcl of peas, about the 10th OF
May, in good land, in the hill among the corn.
This fall we gathered forty three and Il halt
bushels of the brightest and soundcst peas,
perhaps, you ever saw. If any Of your pat
ronS can beat that, | should like TO hear from
them through the Posi-, us L am rather agri,
cuturally inclined just about now.
Yours, in the best bonds, though confirmed
chronic, rhumatic invalid. j. G. CARLocK.
Coghill, McMinn co., Dec. 4, 1867.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06
Homicide al EbaItOn.

Mr.. JOHN l.. HUFF, son of Mr.. JAS. HUFF,
of Red Clay, Ga, was shot and killed by Il ne.
gro man, ut Dalton, on the night Of the 9th
ult. We have not learned the particulars OF
the killing.
The writer Of this knew Mr.. HUFF we'll
having had occasion to test his friendship
when kindly offices were worth something
lie was young man Of noble and gcncrou,
impulses, and we tender our sympathy to thu
family upon the members Ofwhich his untimclN
end has fallen most heavily.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06
Home Matters.

what may be termed "homc interests" infor-
nation is solicited from this and adjoining
counties, in regard to agricultural, industrial
and educational progress. Short and pertinent
communications on such subjects, and Others
affecting the general welfare of the people
among whom we expect this papcrto circulate
largely, will find welcome place in its col.
umns. Brief ,snd pointed articles are always
rcad--long and laborcd ones only when people
have no other way of killing time.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06

We take occasion to tender our thanks to the
ATLANTA INTELLIGENCER for II copy of that
excellent Daily during our temporary absence
from the newspaper business. 1t was our good
fortune to be employed for Il twclvcmonth rs
IN aSsistan in the Editorial Room of the IN
TELLIGENCER, and we shall ever cherish :,
lively recollection Of the pleasant amenities
which prevailed there, rs well as of the many
kindncsses and courtesies received from the
worthy proprietor, JUDGE WHITAKER.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06

The press and other materials with which
the Posi- IS printed, were purchased at the
Cincinnati Type Foundry. We think Mr..
WELLS, the enterprising head of that ostab-
lishment, will not be ashamed of the mcchan-
ical appearance of the paper. lie is entitled
TO our thanks for the satisfactory manner in
which the orders for material. were filled.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06
Acknowledgement.

The Nashville Union and Dispatch. Chatta-
nooga Union, Cleveland Banner, knoxville
Free Press, and Knoxville Daily Herald,
have our thanks for favors in advance of the
appearance of our paper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06
uu CI,nnccry nj Athens.

,Jo,cph baltimore and Sarah L. Cantrcll, En-
ccIltor and EXccutriX of l.. L. Cantrell,
deed. VS.. Nancy Cantrell, CT. ais.
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN INTERLOCuTO-
nv order made in this cause ut the November
term 1867, of the Chancery Court for McMlnh
county, notice is hereby given to AL persons
holdin" claims against the estate of Il. Il; can
trcl. decd, to present them properly an,leht T.,
Gated, TO the undersigned, at his office, in
Athens. within Mrec months from the date OF
this notice. or they will be forever barred
| December 9TH 1867. .
j. NJ. HENDERSON, c. d. NJ.
| Dec. 6, 16I-it-pf$3-l
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06

We acknowledge our obligations to Mr.. GEO.
WILKEN-formcrly Of Athens, now of the firm
of STRoBEN 81 WILKEN, Cincinnati-for ut
tcntion to our interests in the purchase of ma
teras in the last-named city. Should our
young friend ever revisit the rugged hills and
tecming valleys of East Tennessee, he will find
the latch-string Of our door within his reach
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06
Fourth Page.

Arrival and departure of the Mails, County
and Municipal Directory, Times of Holding
Courts, List Of Uncurrcnt Bank Notes, Alb
stract from Revenue Laws. etc., will be found
Oh the fourth page Of the paper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06
Markets.,

CINCINNATI, Dee. 3.--Flour firmer. Corn
soar 81; Supply light. Whiskey Unchanged
Pork-old $40; new S22. Lard 12GD12%.
LOUISVILLE, Dee. 3.-Flour 81 80 Corn in
car TGCES0. Mess Pork old 81 80. Bacon
nominal, Lard 49,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06
Robert II. Wells, ct al, VS.. John j. Mastin,
eL ais.


ORIGINAL BILL.
Allen Boone, vs., Reynolds Cantrell and NrS
Crockett
rVNIIE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFlDEiT
i says the defendants are indebted I nm.
and so ubsconds or cOnccals themsclvd mat
the ordinary process of law cannot be yed
upon them; having obtained an origiH.ts<
tuchmcnt against the estate of the deten
made rctuinablc before w. q. Horton, 4
tice of the Peace for McNlinn county, y
see; the same having been returned, no
crty found, but executed this attachme
garnashccing John NJ. Copeland. tbs on
by said Justice that the defendants appel
fore him ut his office, in Athens, on the Isl
of February, 1868, or the cause will bS
cccdcd with en pdrte. 1t is further OF
that this notice be published in the
Post, newspaper published in the To
Athens, Tennessee, for four successive "
w. q. HORTONN
Justice of the Peaca
Dee. &, 1867 It plS51
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

That old and popular House of w. G..
HORROR ~ Co., are selling many articles
cheaper than the same goods could have been
bought before the war. Call and see their
large stock and hear their reduced prices.
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send I'llcrn HI.

Parties holding copies of the Prospectus for
this paper. with the names of subscribers at
cached, will please send them in Immediately.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06
Circuit Court.

The December term of the Circuit Court for
McNIinn county will commence next Monday,
the Sth.
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NacNliriIa Chapter.

On ID December, A. l. 1897, the following
Officers were elected for the ensuing Masonic
year, by McMinn Chapter, No. "A, II. Il. A.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1867-12-06

Powell ii. George, Administrator, Us. Joseph
NJ. Alexander, Gu ais.

Powell ii. George, Administrator, u.s. Joseph
NJ. Alexander, et ais.
ORIGINAL AND INJUNCTION BILL.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGA-
l lions of compliments bill, that the respond
cnts, Joseph NJ. Alexander, Augustus Smith,
and wife, Kitty smith, are non residents of the
State of Tennessee: 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post,
new spapcr published in the town of Athens,
Tennessee, requiring said nonresident respon-
dents to appear before the Chancellor. at Il
Chunccry Court to be held at the Courthouse
for the county of McMinn, on the 4th Monday
of May, 1865, then and there to plead, answer,
or dcinur to compliments said bill, or the
same will be taken rs confessed, and set for
hearing &C p0Ite. -
Dccc &, 1851 Prs fee $500
Robert II. Wells, ct al, VS.. John j. Mastin,
et ais.
ORIGINAL AND INJUNCTION BILL.
TT APPEARING FROM THE Al.LEGA-
l. tiOns of compliments bill, that the re-
spondcnt John j. Mastin, is II nonresident of
the State of Tennessee: 1t is therefore ordered
that publication he made for four consecutive
weeks in the Athens Post, Il newspaper pub
lishcd in the town of Athens, Tennessee, re-
curing said nonresident respondent to appear
before the Chancellor, at Il Chanccry Court TO
be held ut the Courthouse for the county of
McMinn. on the ith Monday of May, 1868, then
and there TO answer, plead or demur to COM
pluinant's said bill, or the same will be taken
us confessed, and set for hearing cC Tdrte
j. NJ. HENDERSON, G. d III.
Dee q. lSiI-lt-prs fee S3,OO-l
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lPrcancery Court at Athens.
Matthew Browdcr, ct. as. VS.. Samuel Brow
der, CT. ais.
roRIGINAL BILL"
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN INTERlOCUTO-
nv order made in this cause ut the November
term, 1867, of the Chanccry Court Tor Mcnihn
county, Tennessee: 1t is ordered that puDllca-
ton be made in the Athens Post, Il newspaper
published i'm Athens. McMinn county, Iehncs-
see recurring Jonathan Johns, ana WIG
Selah and Jesse Grisham, and vie LaVlha,
to appear before the Chancellor at Chancery
Court to be held for the county OF McMihh, IN
the Courthouse. in the town of Athens, on
the 4th Monday of May next, thcn anu
there to plead. answer or demur to complain
ants said bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed As TO them, and set for hearing ec
pdrte. }. NJ. liENDEhooN' ~ " ~
Dec. 6, 1SG7-4t-pfS3-1
| G. Zimmerman, vs.. Tandy :. Rice, Gu. aus.
TN THIS CAUSE At TIE NOVEMBER
| 4 term 1867, the death Of respondent, L. ,.
Rice, was suggested and proved in open Court,
and it appearing to the Court that James IL.
| Rice, one of the heirs at law Of Tandy 5. Rice,
decd is nonresident of the state OF Ten
ncs,c il was ordered by the Court that pup
| LEGATION be made for four consecutive weeks III
the Athens Post, II newspaper published Ill inc
town of Athens, McNlnn county, tennessee,
recurring him to appear at the next term Oh
the Chunccry Court for McMnn county, TO pc
| held in the Courthouse i'll Athens, on tnc 9tii
| Monday. of May next, TO show cause, IL any
he has why this suit should not be revived
against him. }. NJ. HENDERSON,, L. d NJ.
| Dee. q, lSbI-it-pfS3-l
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all of which have been selected with strict re-
gard to the wants of this country, and will be
sold ut the lowest prices for Cash and Country
Produce. We respectfully invite our old
friends and the public generally, to call and
see Us.
Dec. q, lSG1-tf-l
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-02-20

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
District Court Parish Of Rapides,
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
No. ,l25.-Successiot of Charles L. Smith
Tableau of Debts.
WHEREAS the Administrative has
" iiled in this office 1'ableau Of Debts
OF the Succession of Charles e. Smith
decd; Notice is hereby given to all whom
it doth or may concern, to show tanse
within thirty days from the date hereof
why the same should not be homoloeased
CLERK $ Oliice, Alexandria, La, Jff1rary
2lst, 1867
W, w. WnlTrISGToN, JR.
Jan z5-9t Dept Clerk.
sSH ERIFF'S SALE,
Elizabssh Alexander, ! No. s7s-District
Exccutrix, Court, Parish of IA.
Elizabeth Grips isianas -
RfVIRTUE of a writ of Fieri Facias is.
II sued by the Honorable District Cnrt
III and for the Parish of Rapides, State Of
Louisiana, and to me addressed in the
above numbered and entitled suit, have
seized and will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder, on ~
SATURDAY the I'd day of MARCH. 1867
between The hours of II A. NJ and a P. M.
az the Court House door, in the Town Of
Alexandria, Parish of Rapides, State Of
Louisiana, the following described proper.
ty seized as the property of Defendant,
t0-wit: ~ =
A certain tract or parcclof land situated
IN the Parisl, of Rapidcs OH the North side
OF Red River near the Parish line between
Ayoyelies aud Rapides Parish containing
two hundred and forty acres. more or Less,
bounded on the North by lands of Henry
Campbell, on the East by government
lands and lands of II. McCann, Sotrslp by
government lands and West by govern
ment lands and lands of Mrs Cannon.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in u. S. Treasury
notes, subject TO appraisement
j. Il. ANDREWS, Sheriff.
January 30, ls67-Printer's fees SIS 90
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SOUTHERN LITERARY SOCIETY,
NEW ORLEANS

ESTABLISTIED in 1877 and now rc-or.
IA ganizing. Cash donations of any
amount, however small, will he accept;i.
bile to aM in fixing up their rooms. Dona.
tions ef books are solicited to enlarge their
Library. The friends Of education aud
improvement arc urgently requested to
give what aid they can to this Old and dc
serving institution. Send your sul,serip-
tons of books and money to the Editor OF
the Democrat.
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Valuable Property For Sale.

Valuable Property For Sale.
WILL sell at Public Auction to tho
L highest bidder, for CASH, on Saturla,
the I'd of March, 1867, my town property
in the upptt part Of the Town of Alexand
ria, consisting Of two squares of ground
and all the improvements, These are q
good dwelling, with out houses, a large
Cooper Shop with all the tools, hoop poles
slaves, etc. aG
Also tract of land containing one hun.
dred and sixty acres lying and being OF,
the Bayou Boeuf about twelve miles from
Alexandria. d, ~ =
10 any one desiring to purchase at
private sale before said day. / will give n
bargain. Pr KERRIGaN :
II New Orleans Sunday Crescent, and
Caddo Gazette insert four times aud senJ
bill to this office.
jan 16 ids 81 T"