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Female Monthly Pills.

Dr.. PERRAULT is the only agent in California for
DR.. BIoT's Female Monthly Pills. Their immense
sale has established their reputation as a female rem.
cdy unapproached and far in advance OF every otf-
or remedy for suppressions and Irregularities, and
other distractions in females On the receipt of five
dollars these Pills will be sent by mail express to
any part of the world, from curiosity or dam
age.
Persons at a distance can be cured al home, by ad,
dressing letter to Dir. PERRAULT, corner of Sacra-
mento and Montgomery streets, Rooms 10 and l. OF
Box 9I3, p. o. San Franciso0, stating the case as
minutely as possible general habits Of lvlng oceu-
patton, etc, etc.
All Communications confidential.
July I, 1856. 29ly
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sherifs Sale.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
CnrNrY OF WAIrA " LII I

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, 80
COUNTY OF WALLA WAILA o.
WHEREAS AN EXECUTION HAS BEEN ISS-
w ued out OF the District Court of the Frst Judi
cal District. w. T., and directed in favor of
d. S. BAKER aad against a. J. CAIN, on foreclo
sure of a certain mortgage. BY virtue Of said execu
ton, have levied and will sell at Public Auctyn to
the highest bidder, for lawful money Of the United
States, in front of the Court House in the Cty of
Walla Wulla, w. T., on Saturday, goth day of July
1867, the following described real estate to wit
That certain piece parcel Of land lying and being
in the county of Wulla Wala, W I, to wit The
southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter, the
southeast quarter of the mort Invest quarter the
northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter and the
northeast quarter of the south quarter Of sec
tion number twenty G2Ol in township number thirty
six 1851 East. Excepting, however, such blocks aud
building .ots as have been by proper aud legal
veyance, heretofore sold and transferred. to wit
Blocks d. and Nos !, 2, So 8, and 40, and lots
No. and Z, in block No Z and building lots sold
TO the following named persons, to wit Way d Rush
Geo. L. Cole, VIM. Wightman, j. F. Boyer, Sarah
virginia Armstrong, and the land sold and decided to
d. 5. Baker on the 5th day of December, 1854 |
viii sell the above described property, with all the
teNements, improvements and all the appurtenunces
thereunto belonging. Sale to be made between the
hours of O'Clock a. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ. of said
day. A SEITEL.
Sheriff of walla walla County, W. T.
Walla Walla, w. T., June 10, 1861. 27-td
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Contested EIantion.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,

4LhhIIUhl OF WASHINGTON, " &c
County oF WALLA WALLA. So
IN PROBATE COURT.
IN As mater Of Contest Of tie Election Of Sheriff.
y" HEREAS, THE UNDERSIGNED has been
w notified by the County Auditor Of wallA WaIla
county, " T.. that Il NJ HODGIs has fleG a com,
plint IN his office, preparatory 10 conteStng the
election Of A. SEITEL to the office Of Sheriff Of said
county notice is hereby given that Special Term
OF the Probate Court viii be held at the Court House
in Waila Wala City W. T., on Tuesday, the 9Th day
OF July, A D., 1861, at the hour Of 10 O'clock A. NJ
Tor the purpose Of hearing said matter of contest
HENRI M. CHASE. Probate Judge.
Walia Walla, W. T.. June TO- 1857 27-2w
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CORNER OF FIRST AND MORRISON STREETS, PoRTLAN
S. d. SMITH, Proprietor.

THIS HOTEL, during the last two mouths, has
i been entirely repunted, reftted and enlarged by
an addition of a number of new rooms, and the pro-
pretor is now able to offer additional inducements to
the patrons of the house and also solicit increased
patronage from the traveiiug public.
Especial attention is called to his SUITS OF Rooms
and arrangements for the accommodation of families
The RESTAURANT is under his immediate su-
pervison assisted by experts in the art cui sine and
he atter- himself now able to crafty the tastes and
wishes cfall RS- Hotel open at all hours.
Portland, May 26, '65. 24ly
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Notice to Creditors-

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE uNnER.
IN signed Administrator Of the estate Of iosFPH
REA0ND, deceased, to the creditors on and an per
sons having claims against the deceased 10 exhibit
them, with The Necessary voucher, within twelve
months after the inst publication Of this notice n he
Wslla City, W. 7. FRANK sThiNF > -''-
"une 10 1901 lzo4tl Administrator
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7 SHALL, on the oath day Of June, loo.E ,iEs tbs
Il hour Of o'clock A. NJ, proceed 70 y ~ he 0.
depositons of witnesses before the GER T. st
s. District Court 1st Judicial DisirleL W.Ila, W.
his office. in the city and county of ala oo hs
t.. to be submitted to the proper Land Ot tbst yO'
5th day of July 1867 that it may be show Ioa upda
have abandoned the homestead eutered /" Ia p.
the Act Of Congress approved May ~, Y ofEk
following is a description Of said land 1 Y Il ~
u, NE Il of Sc 4 Of Section 4; and sh Aa~bshr
4, NV 4 ofsW Il of Section s, all IN w.
Seven, North Range. No. Sc East. lGUE
Nay 10, 1867. (7l6K) JOHN B. AONANS
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PIONEER BRIDGE,
Notice to Edward sawteIl.

T SHALL, on the 4th day Of June, l0e,i . BE
i hour of 9 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 70 IA AZ d.
depositons of witnesses before the Clerk Of e os
trict Court, lst Judicial District, W T., al DIE y ~.
IN the City and County of Walla Wala' "; "a ~ OF
depositons to be submitted to the proper ,.s, u
fee, on the 18th day of June, 1867, that ,.Is1
known that you have abandoned the iS lanu Ist q
you as a homestead, under the Homesieao "a h.inf
Congress, approved May 2Otb, 1882 said = IInJ JNVRa
described as the N Il Of NE Il Of Sec g. Ly9lPsIE;
E and E u Of Sc 4 of Sec. 81, TEE v y =
and SW 4 Of SWH Of Sec. 49, 7 g, hI ITtEIiGHT.
Walla walIa, W. T., April 26, 1857.
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Inst CaII.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ROOT & Nc
"a COY, for thTashing, will save cost by settling
before the hrst Of July! All hills not paid then
will be left In the hands Of proper persons for col
lection. GEO. ROOT.
l5 St 7. X. Mccoy
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w HORTON, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
w Will attend to collection Of debts
sonVeyunees, acknowledgement deeds, powers Of
Attorney transfers Of real personal property etc
once On Main street, directly opposite the Post
Omoe- 3sly
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COMPLIMENTARY TO THE JEWS "A
Judge of one. Of the old Virginia Courts.
bears the following fattering testimony to
the good behaviour of the Jews:
81 was COmmoPwealth'S Attorney of the
city of Richmond for twenty>one years, and
in that long interval prosecuted only three
Jews, and two of them were acquitted, there
being no evidence to sustain tie charges.
During my fourteen years ofservice as Ma :
isIrate, Que Jew was before me for trial and
he was acquitted. In all the long interval
| don't remember having ever received an
application for public charity from any ind-
vidual of either sex or any age belonging to
that faith. Aud, so far as l am aware, no
Jewish child has ever received the benefits
Of our free schools, for which their parents,
without murmur, pay their taxes"
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Prevention Better than Cure.

The newly iuvented patent French Safe, sure Pre-
ventive agaIust Diseases and Pregnancy, sent "
mail. Price s.. Address DIR. J. F. iGlBBON Glb
kearny street, near CUmmerel4i, San tr4lcstu pci
office Box 252
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second Sesson of the Thirty
Ninth Congress.
TPUBLIc-No. 9l.

Az Aor to establish a uniform system Of bank
ruptcy throughout the United States
TCoNTINUED.
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EIH K 3 A X N 7 STREET.
OlO corner Commercial, San
Francisco, established in 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual and Semi
nal Diseases, such as Gonorrhea /
Gleet, Structure, Syphilis in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impo-
tency, etc. Skin diseases (of years
standinS) and liberated Legs, sue.
cessfully treated.
, 1867-07-05
Notice to j.. jay 8. Turney,. y,

walla walla, W. T., April %, 1851. W
, 1867-07-05
WESTERN HOTEL.

Jan 20. 1868.
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FOR LEASE OR RENT,

rTyHE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
4 situated in the Parish Of Catahohla,
about twenty-five miles from Alexandria
On the premises are two good Stores
ready for occupation, one Bar Room, one
good Billiard Table, and everything need
full for keeping a public, house, Also .
large portion Of the Furniture, enough fol
two large families 81, is.;Ess..s z.,,i s.,S
For particulars apply on the premises.
feb 2u-tf NJ. a. WARD.
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1ITLEE AND HIS GANG" Imagine
oa,a Mr. Hoffman, of New York, in a re.
ssle speech at Buffalo, Imagine Thad
liver Ssusleas as President, Parson Brownlow as
ma sass1ary, OF the Treasury, Henry j. Ray.
R,a as Secretary of State, James Gordon
, nsaaett as Minister to England and the
tia s troupe who are now peranlbula-
WI, Tue country at members of Congress.
tie w such rulers what would your securi-
sto, oe worth : Eoiee-'Butler would
ibsa them. J You hear what my friend in
I, =, Z audience says! make it "a point new
laughter 4'''' " Se''''''e f'''iarA' threat
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alIUM B E R.

T,HE UNDERSIGNED having .taker
l. charge, Of Major Seip's new SAW
MILL, located near the State Seminary
is prepared to furnish LU AlBER in large
or small quantities, Of almost any desired
point. Orders left at the Store Of Mr.. j
LEVIN will receive prompt attention.
A share of the public patronage, is re
specially solicited. tl I,yII.t..,ss. +.
aisa ~. s. BRADY.
January 3d., l867-tf.,49 .g'.lss as
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THE LAST REQUEST,


THE LAST REQUEST
Will you come to my grave at the close Of
@ the day, frqtsl,,J R;I. 7iei ssai /
When the sunlight is gloriously passing
away; '" ,,''
Will you come, and bring flowers, the sad
dest that blow,
And leave them to fade like the slumbeerer
below? Il rafaaa
Bring the rue, and the cypress, fit emblems
are they " '' 5..s
OF the gloom that enshrouded my life's
ti early way; s3IH - tfs afiffa 80
And oh! fling pale hyacinth bell on my
breast, @ ~ 49,, s. -
For Of all the Spring flowers, l love it the
9 best. a.a yet
Will you shed not q tear-drop, but come
with smile, 5..a ~ seg .s.
As you muse on the dust of the sleeper
:. awhile; a# iFi'agt 5ts h4a@'j
For why should q tear dim the light Of
81. thine eye, :Hags .stgra ninta3
When / loved not the earth, and feared
not to die9 ssss -sai'Ass'5s '3'sd
All! recall not mine errors, but bring back
ga to mind, s,t sE 4 - i4t
That my soul was sincere, and it sometimes
s,a was kind On -" '- -, ,5..tss4 @eI
Let my few gentle traits to thy memory
rise up, D. 4 ,sefd aFs best
And be bright as the foam on the flowing
Hs y~llhe-cup-i' .,aEs dal4td "a
You will think on my lyriccs, SO plaintive
and sad, aYut aEk aTa3 4
And remember how few were the blessings
nad; liz .s,fea,, are .4elaa:4s.f % I,
And I knowyou will then let the mould
softly close i5#as 81 t}li A'aTq /.
On my faults, in the grave, where my
ashes repose I'M e s.glt
would wish not q stone nor an epitaph
there rs t'}45fi iif52is59 s35
But bright, glossy laurel to wave in the
d air. .p34ar ~ fE{s1 Ha. laHt'
For 1 Wore in my lifetime it's beautiful
leaf ~ t't',s ''55
The insignia Of Fame, and the livery of
Grief. e 'e'a qtu 1865 ag
Iwould have not the world come and cold
,l,ly look down ...o3 4. 3 = r.an.
On the victim it crowned, with so fatal
q crown; s.aahH .asal - la&a5
have lived unbeloved-le me slumber
,,.a forgot, ~ 1,5.r 4 e.a, /
For the accents of praise charm the char
,iiF nelhouse not. '' .F.s.@a4 sta
But a few would ask to come once in
80 while, aH III sargGa9 o. galae
And remember my tones and the light of
my smile" 9l'@i f''i 'ssa @..'.
Bring me back as was, when my bosom
was young, =
With laugh onsmy lip, and a jest on my
tongue. -
.a3ge 10 ,eqqeaf) ef3 t9 'si49g2 ST
And oh think not twas sad that faded
i away, ;. ..fs.,.
For my spirit grew faint in its mansion of
& clay; a.,.gSg s., sztrls q,
Nor repine that the wanderer no longer
will roam, yta IL sss8sf5
And the homeless at last hath been blest
with home
Alb! so sweetly I'll sleep with these beau
q tiful hills, ~. s's -
Shutting out the vain world and its tenn
pest Of Ills; -, ~ .g3 $50,
With. my frame, midst its kindred, laid $
rs gently forest ~ gi ,Yal 3Fi.g rR i
aud my spirit, l trust, with the host
ofthe blest. 81; ia and stL i.
Fo49a a3l sa i95lt $50 Rf8 FlG3
an | know thou wilt weep, for thy heart
& is like mine, g 3F9hl 9 afr Il
Yaick to culver with sorrow, and melt in
to brine; ? tsH8 si3t a
oqt Oh! weep not for me and it may not (
ID be long ,.1 So q
Aislaou,lt stand at my grave, and remem-
ia Der this song. 5 s.5t saa +
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DESIRABLE STORE Fer REsT,

r WILL RENT my fine, brick store, on
Il Front street, forioie year Or more. The
l,uilding is in good and esrnplete repair
and ready for immediate occupation. At
tached and toll rented with it is a good
Warehouse, cistern and all necessary yard
conyeuienci.s. For terms apply to
jan " II Il. e. HYNsON, JR.
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ghe. .dd]lelllIllp,|.t'r'at.
TERMS. q

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PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKS
BRIDGE BUILDING, !,

|FTyHE UNDERSIGNED Commissioners
I'll will, on q 5sitfs4 90 s.fisl.i
SATURDAY the 9Th ct MARCH 1867,
let ont to the lowest bidder, at the Court
House door in the Town of Alexandria, the
building Of the Bridge over BHLy's Bayou!
And on the same day, hour and place the
building of the Bridge over the Canal BE-
tween g.. W Compton and Mrs. Martin
The material now in the old Bridge over
Middle Bayou to be used in the, construc-
ton Of Billy's Bayou Bridge j ,.4
.t.o. t,g,s,g.,s 4Ngt j. S. BUTLER,
81 ,;ss,1. ,.s5.,s.s. F. SEIP,
Feb. 8, 1867-3Od. Commissioners.
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|
Beneath the hill You may see the milIaa
OF wasting wood and crumbling stone
The wheel is dripping and Gathering still
But Jerry, the miller, is dead and gone
Year after year, early and late,
Alike in summer and winter weather,
/ He ,pecked the stones and baked the gate
And mill and miller grew old togethen.
iaeafsa IeG ,gs3HsH,B9 s Ia gGaaE
4" Little jerry" twas all the same
They loved him we'll who called him so
And whether he'd ever another name,
Nobody ever seemed to know. '4ta
Twas Little Jerry, come grind my rye;
And Little Jerry, come grind my wheat
And Little jerry was still the cry, ii3e
From matron bold and maiden sweet.
poo gf'i 99 fti,A aiIe zg3a ,lU ~.
Twas Little Jerry 'onevery tongue, ~
. And thus the simple truth was told; y
For Jerry was little when he was young,
And he was little when he was old. ~
But what in size he CHANGED to lack,
Jerry made mp in being strong; asiIf
I've seen sack upon his back se'Isai lest
AS thick as The miller and quite as long
Always busy and always merry a.il'
Always doing his very best, .lo,
Anotable wag was little Jerry, i,. ~,
Who uttered well his standing jest:
i1oltl i-afi a.iI III T93aH ,g.li ifailrat
"Wden will you grind my corn, / say 2"
aaNay," quoth Jerry" you needn't scold
Just leave your grist for halfa day, ani
And never fear but you'll be tolled."
How Jerry lived is known to fame ok
Buthow he died there s none may know
One autumn day the rnmor came e.&tal
"The brock and jerry are very low.
And then twas whispered mournfully,
The leech had come and he was dead, +. ]
And all the neighbors focked to see; Il
Poor little jerry was all they said
They laid him in his earthly bed ,-g@.,i
His miller's coat his only shroud--
" Dust todust," the parson said. 15a.a3
And all the people wept aloud. 10 ao5
For he had Stunned the deadly SIM, 81
And not grain ofover-toll u iHfgaZs
Had ever popped into his bin, q y
To weigh upon his parting soul. ~. s. .
Beneath the hill there stands the mill, =
OF wasting wood and crumbling stone;
The wheel is dripping and Gathering still,
/ But Jerrys the miller, is dead and gone
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lllLL &,.,,RIBflR. ARRANGEMENT

: bttIa.Qg ,5otia 50 -77TIit98sH alsFiiH sri;
ti.,.Il'Aes Superb Stealner sass tal s.st aal1
zszjaEeaa ] aooa oya1 -
I sM1A little g phens.
/ Maurice Langhome, Commander; and
Carpenter and Purcell, Clerks, has re-
sumed her position in the Red river
4trade, and viii make regular ten days
d trips during high watera And SOL soon
las navigation, above Alexandria ,is
stopped, She viii ply as . regular week
1 y PACKET from New Orleans to Alex
andria. .aeiag31a ssIJ Of ssBigiE9gHIis
II Being side wheeler, and having su-
4 perior Accommodations for, freight and
passengers, the public viii please apply
on sboaril.. S :. 171 As'sif1' go 'i.as-
IFnoet.2a 1s0atf naaw afslI9aa9 aslas
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Alexandria Advertisements.
/; A N @ RDIN ANC E. /.
TO prerent the erection Of 'rooden build
iags ,rithin certain limits IN the Ioen
2 of d1prnD1,jU y 3'itST g'3a s9lHI1l1G Z (

Of Alerdnd,ia. 4t1'' 90 fsl41a19
|aidI1l71 adi ~ g1eai3E ST nj a51 a'aaG
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Council
men Of the To;sn Of alexandria, That no
house shall be built Of Ypod, nor roof made
of shingles or other wooden boards, within
the limits hereinafter prescribed but all
houses, tenenients, and structures, except
fences, shall be bnilt of brick and mortar
with slate'or tin or zinc roofs, or some 9th
er equally ineombustib1e material The
limits prescribed are the front and second
row of squares or blocks between the cross
street upon which, Williams 81 Levy's
Warehouse stands, and the cross street
upon which the fulton House stood.
!, Any person yiolati.a;g or infringing this
Ordinance shall be fined twenty-five dol
lars for each day that such house or other
structure remains, and the house or struc-
ture may be removed by order of the
Board Of Couneilmen at the expense Of the
person erectingiit. Approye6a .s19a
l&a a3i.1 4IIs5 81. IT,, r.. BIOSSAT, III
E. WEI, Secretary, 5 iY,6 Mayor.
Il y -
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|'a The STATE On LOUISIANA.
District Court Parish OF Rapides.
soatNLNTH j u DICIAL DISTRICT.k
No. l25 Succession of Charles Il. Smith
F9um O. 9tThbleausof Debts.l..d 4aaa
yNTHEREASI the .Administratrix has
NV filed in this Office q Tab'eauo Of Debts
Of the, Succession Of Charles L, Smith.
decd; Notice Is hereby given to all whom
it doth or may concern, TO show cause.
within thirty days from the date hereof,
why Che sameshDaM not be homologated.
{ Clerks Office, Alexandria, La, January
2lst, 1867 49a n, ,sisttallf &" 3salsi
q 9sW.W. WlIHTINGToN;, JRs.s1s
+ Jan23-5t' siR aiiataa Dept. CLERK.
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THE STATE 0g LOUISIANA.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. "
District Court Parish Of Rapides.
81, + NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
No. 703 Succession Of Meraday Neal Fl
a IN. nal Account of Administrative, q,
WHEREAS the Administrative has
wv fled in this Office her Final Account
of the Succession of Meraday Neal; Notice
is hereby given to all whom it doth OF
may concern, to show cause. within thirty
days from the date hereof. why the same
should not be granted, A =, ~.
Clerks Office. Alexandria. La, January
2ath. 1867 II j. w. HICKMAN, }al.
feb l3-5t .T Clerk,
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s Fl ERIFFS S-A L e.
Mary Eliza Elgee No 476-District
u VS.. Court Parish oil
John N. Gallagher Rapides-State Of
e95 Louisiana. aR a.t OF
DYVIRTUE Of a writ Of Fieri Facias
ID issued by the Honorable the District
Court ia and for the Parish of Rapides,
State Of Louisiana, andto ME addressed in
the above number and entitled suit,
have seized and will Offer for sale to the
last and highest bidder, on : ..i. i ,..'''g
SATURDAY, the 9th day or MARCH,
.. sf4 'i'''3 1867 rs s.''3S'G 'i.''.,'
between the hours Of II A. M.and 4 P. ~,
at the door Of the Court House, in the
Town Of Alexandra, Parish Of Rapides,
State Of Louisiana, the following described
property seized as the property OF defend
ant, to-wit: 80.
0helot Of Slaves and headings. TERMS
OF SALE: Cash in U. S. Treasury notes,
subject to appraisement.
{ sl} 1880 u. r. ANDREWS, 4
al. s4l. sFH ah 4,t i Sheriff.
Feb. Goth 1867 PRS fees Sl2.
faHH - aFHF vi -
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2 . II Ii IL l FhEftsS 8 Ali Ia
Elizabeth Snider2 } No. 1917 - District
10 it3g VS. "a b9 Court, Parish Of Ra
Joseph Bouillotte. )piees, State of Lou
go, ,73gD sdE isi;anas. "9a-gd 1laA
PY VIRTUE Of a, writ Of Fieri Facias is
~ sued from the Honorable the District
Court in and for the Parish of Rapides
State Of Louisiana, and to me addressed in
the above entitled and numbered suit,
have seized and will offer for sale to The
last and highest bidder, on z u 'aae2
SATURDAY the 9th day Of APRIL, 1867
between the hours of II A. NJ. and 4P. NJ.
at the Court House door, in the Town OF
Alexandria, Parish Of Rapides, State ofLouu.
isiana, the following described property
seized as the property Of Defendant, to-wit:
tThree-fourths Of the square I'M the Town
of Alexandria upon which is situated the
residence and Carpenters shop Of the De.
PENDANT now occupied by him, said square
being the one of which Mrs. Stewart owns
and occupies one-fourth. asg AL h
Terms OF SALE: Cash in United States
Treasury notes, subject to ,appraisement.
Z . ]. r. ANDREWS, Sheriff.
February 90, tds-Printer's fees $24.
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= Ill
SU g CESSI0N SA Ii.
i}iSuccessiono Of }No.632 District Court
Danl. F. Goynes. ! Parish of Rapides. q e
PYVIRTUE of an order Of the Distric'
D Court Of the Parish of Rapides, to mi
idirected,rI will proceed to sell on tht
premises, AT public auction, on 81 iiasai
,]al Z SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd, N
the following described property belong
ing to the Succession Of D Dan +. Goynes
decd:
A certain lotrof ground situated in the
village of Huddleston, in the Parish 81
-Rapides,, together with all the improve
ments and appurtenances thereto be
longing. 9h}aaia f'sfel z9a paa olii3I3
TERMS: Cash in u. S. Treasury notes. II
10 bfIsau0 JAMES r. ANDREWS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Alexandria, February
q, 1861 y sglt4th 81. ID 81 Esa'}9 8 Ia
feb 20, ids Printers fees $13 so, a.
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WAREHOUSE, STORAGE AND
=, COMMISSION BUSINESS

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The undersigned have formed a copart-
nership under the style and firmof ;s4e5
40 tDZOSSyd7 4esiTRIDnH. ae
and vii. carry on q Storage, SHIPPING and
General Commission Business. We have
ample, room to store ALI sugar, cotton and
other produce consigned to us, and by .
strict attention to business, we hope to re-
ceive fair share of public patronage.
ma slt.si HENRY A. BI0SSAT.s
;...s.,,s j. COMPTON. FRENCH.
January 2, 1se7-tf
,1Sl~~.1lS ~ s>~4soso.,;
TICE. ga.a
HEREBY constitute and appoint
H. IS L,see my Agentrand Attorney
in fact, 10 transact any business in
the Parrish Of Rapides in which ! may
ne Interested. NJ, WEIGH.
Sept lS, Il.
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