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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12

Whitky, men able to do II, agree to
pay 60,000,0 900 per annum as revenue
tax, to- the monopoly of the manufac
ture in the country. This 10 twics Is
much ~ 10 now realized from the wbis-
~ tA1,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12
FOR SALE.

An Engine and Boiler, made by Ellis &
Moore, of Nashville. Tenn. Foiier made
Of Tennessee Iron. "A horse power. with
Lane d Hodley's Double Circular Saw Mill
attached, all complete, and said to be in
complete running order. WI be sold for
Two Thousand Dollars, much less than the
cost before the wal-Ath cash, balance on
6. II, Is, and ri months time, with Interest.
For further information apply to Taz. w.
or to me at Nashville.
\. NJ. TENNISON,
Receiver for Ellis j. Moore.
iaN03-tr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12

The Maysville (Ky.) Eagle learns
that the late SOW 4 wheat has all been
destroyed ~ the alternate thawing and
freezinga, bet that the early wheat,
though injured, will produce q fail
crop ii cot hereafter damaged.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12

Hon. A. s. Colyar, our former fell
iow1citizen, delivered last Sabbath an
eoassss, upon "the cultivation of NOR.
= nleulties," before the Sabbath School
q 7De First Presbyterian church OF
vile. He was listened 10 by an
ally large and attentive audience.
address IL reported to have
Ceiversd with N eas,sest 'elo
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12

In Texas lands are now held at about
II tenth of their value six years ago,
and the tendency is still reported down.
ward.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12

Horton received40 votes less than
the combined vote Of his opponents.
In the above table Districts 7, u and
. are counted, which the Judges threw
out.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12
Land for Sa1a.

Pursuant to a decree OF the Chaucerv
Court at Winchester, Tenn. pronounced in
the cause-Z. Weaver IL wife. vs. Green
Lasater Il wife-I will, on Monday, the
9th day of April. 1858, at the Courthouse
door in Winchester. offer for sale TO the
highest bidder, for CASH tract Of land in
Franklin county, district No. Z. containing
about 1855 acres. and purchased by Jonm
Baker, in the above cause.
II. Il. ESTILL, c. & VI.
FeDn-tls 30
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Insolvency.
Insolvency,

Notice is hereby given ofthe insolvency
of the estate of John w. Corn. decd. All
persons indebted to said estate are required
to pay ut once, and all holding claims
against it must file them. duly authentica.
ted, with the Clerk ofthc County Court of
Franklin county on or before the LIST day
ofJune. 1868, or they will be forever bar
red. JOEL NJ. CORN. Ex'r.
ELIZA CORN, Ex'trx.
lanS-9n
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12

Some fashionable ministers in New
York are said to receive as much as 49,.
600 a year in marriage fees.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12

Thousands Of Florida niggers are
camping in the everglades.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12
Land for Sale.

Pursuant to q decree Of the Chancery
Court at winchester, pronounced in the
cause-Josephine Johnston. admir-. ETC.. v:
Allen JOhnstOn's heirs and creditors-l
will, on Monday. the6.h day of April. 1868.
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, sell
to the highest bidder on a credit of one.
two and three years, (from the 7th Of Oc-
toberlast) except the sum Of ten per cent.
required in cash. two lots In Marble Hill
and Lots Nos. !. - So, 10 Ii & IA, des-
cribed In plat Barren Tract"
Notes with good security required Of the
purchasers and . lien retained until the
purchase money e paid.
masS-eds 200
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Five ladies have been sworn in by
the Legislature of Kansas to act as en-
rolling clerks to that body.
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. Sheriff Sale.
TO EMIGRANTS.
Valuable Land for Sale.

ioner ior sale l35 acres of land lying
mcar C0wan', about ~ miles from the
Farm are heavily timbered, and the rest
well cleared-abOut 40 acres under fence
a goodies house, with two rooms. and n
kitchen, Is on the place. Also, two Good,
never-failing wells,one on one end, and
one on the ether end of the farm. Tie
land produces finely, and will be sold yerr
Address W. j.. ROGERS,
CoWan, Tenn.
So, or, editor Home Journal
IeD2O Winchester. Fem.
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Land for Sale.

Allen Gipson VS. Lanson Rowe.
BY virtue of an execution issued from
the Circuit Court Of Franklin county, and
to me directed, I will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, beforet the Courthouse door
in the town OF Winchester. on Monday,
March sd. 1888, M tract Of land lying In
district No. Q. Franklin county, Tenn. and
bounced on the east by Roland Morris
land. on the South by the Cumberland
n. Rutledge. on the north by the lands OF
Roland Morris and j, J. Abernatby-con.
tanning 200 acres more orless.
DC. BRANNON, Dep. sb'G.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Latest Returns from tho Stat,
Election.

CONCORD. N. H., March l0th-The
returns received thus far strongly indi-
cate the election of Governor Harri-
man, the Radical candidate, by an in.
creased majority over last year.
LATEST.
CONCORD, N. H., March lO.--One
hundred and seventy towns give Harri.
man 1896 and Sinclair 20, 693.
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This popular and well-known House is
now in successful operation, where ilrst-
class accommodations can be had at reas-
enable charges.
The proprietor is determined to make
this house worthy the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to it.
Having secured the services Of William
sol lIaggard j. NJ. Epps. and Jas. A. Holt,
all attentive and accommodating clerks.
and by strict attention to the wants ard
wishes ofhis guests, hopes to merit h libe-
raj patronage from the travelling public.
j. II. HARRIS, Steward.
X. i. BELL, Prop'r.
FebG
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OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
N. Il {. RAILROAD,
Nashville, Tenn. Jan 4. 1907.
IN AND AFTER TUESDAY. JAN
VI, 1865, the morning train will leave
at 500 a. H.; stopping only at Smyrna
Murfreeaboro, " artrace, T%ullahoma, Estill
Springs, Dechcrd, Cowan, Anderson. Ste
yenson and Bridgeport, andarrive at Chat
tanooga at 800 p. IN.
The afternoon train will leave Nashville
at ESQ p. III. stopping al all stations, and
arrive at Chattanooga at 300 -. m.
All trains connect closely with Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad. and all
trains connect closely with Louisville and
Nashville Railroad.
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars on all
Night Passenger Trains.
ShclDyyille and Tulla;lOma Accom-
mediation.
Leave Shclbyvillc at $40. a M. and Tul-
at 5.35, a N arrive at Nashville at
1000 u IN. Heturnin9, loavo Nashville ut
1851 nj, arrive at Tullahoma at $50 p M.
md at shelby vile at $50 p m.
u. II. EWING. Gcn'l Sup't.
ISAAC IlTTON, Genl Ticket Agent.
oct3l
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Land for Sale.
Valuable Town Lot for Sale.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Chancery
Court at Winchester, Tenn. pronounced in
the cause-JnO. Frizzell, admir-, etc.. VS.
Jno. G.. Biddle's heirs-I will. on Monday,
the 9th day of April. 1868. at the Court
house door in Winchester. sellto the high
est bidder fOrcash, that valuable house and
lot known as the ''Biddlc place"
This is q very desirable lot. q well and
c:stern thereon, and all necessary outbuil-
dings. Ii. r. ESTILL. C. 4 NJ.
Beb27tds 80
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past few days has been pleasant and cool-slmos'
cool enough to warn our gardening ladies' 20 have
the covering for their beans. tomatoes and cucum
bers near By foprotect them from late visit from
Mr.. Jack Frost. fs
We do not solicit visit from him now. as most
OF the peach trees are in full bloom Bat yet, 50
far the weather has only been cool and inviting 70
labor. n -
We are much encouraged By seeing that our IN
dnstrious farmers have been most active in plant
ing their crops, some Of whom have corn nearly
half knee high.
The necessities of the times and the foreb 0ding
future have aroused our people to consider the best
interest of our country, and desiring to render it
As Independent as possible, they have wisely
planted the crop that viii sustain aud support it.
Corn, peas. potatoes and other cereals they are
putting IN the soil fast they eau. only plant
ing small portion Of their farms in cotton.
Us Madison Journal.
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TUESDAY, a prff 18th, I 86s, Is O'Clock
afthe Merchants and Aucfioneers Exchange Royal
street between Cana and Custornhouse srresfs
Of order from the Honorable the Second strict
OF New Orleans, dated March 5h 1888 the following de
scrbed properties belonging plaintiffs and defendants vii
be sold
i. a CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. tsesthsr with an the
buildings and improvements thereon situated in the Suburb
neloe in he square bounced BY TchoupCua Ns~ Levss
Benamn and Suzete Streets and DESIGNATED BY the No
plan drawn By Mechanism. the 9th Januay lSf7. TIE
Lot measuring IS feet inches front Tchouptouf
IL feet in depth the line separating from
4. 100 feet the line separating from thence
running line parallel with Tch0upitouas street 80 feet 10
Beramin street. $ feet inches running
20 said benjamin street. vhick Il has 'front.' Of q fes
Auer1can measure.
p TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND With all the
buildings ano improvements situated thereon in the Suburb
Deord in the square ROUNDED By Thoupitoua New
Benjamin and sazstte streets a1d desgnstsd BY the Nos
snd plan drawn By n No lhausen- The Lot No
2nessurirg feet front Tchauptouas street. By 100 feet
in deph between parallel lines. and Lot 40.
feet o1t on Iehoupouas street, By IL feet in depth between
parallel ines-
So 1KRNs-Oaehalf cash and the balance on credit Of
and years secured By mortgage and ven
doris privilege ard bearing eight per cent interest per an
from date untll The buildings be insured
and the policy transferred
Acs Of sale with United States internal stamps
attached before Emanuel Burhe notary public At the e
pense of the purchaser. laI
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SUCCESSION OF L RouDRo.
M o. DE rEKrrr.

nv O. DE FERRET.
sti 4hcnosxxz-oncs No. 50 Bienvnls street.
NT0NDAH, April O. 1893. Mt 1Iie'cieek A
IVA he Lake the Poutch Railroad and
ct the Restaurant Of L Boudo. deceased. By virtue Of
order from the Honorable john w. Thomas Judge Of the
Second District Court Of New Orleans. dated February H.
lsss. BY pubHe auction. viii be sold
THE RNIIRE CONTENTS OF THE CELEBRATED
BouDRo LAKE HOUSE. consisting IN part Of the follow
nj articles
oLooKs. .DTsNG TABLES. CHAIRS. LOOKING
GLASSES. sIDEB0ARDs FINE PIANOS. AgM0IEs.
PAINTINGS. ES6RAyISGS R0OKERs DESKS.
CLOTHES RAGS. sPrTTooSs. KNIFE CLEANERS
RANGE. XII CHEN FUhsITURE. Cooking UFEN-
Sis, PLATED WARE. TABLB LINEN OF an kinds
GLASSWARE. CROcKERY, ALFESIDE WARE, aiarzs
quantity Of fns CUTLERY, FRIIT STANDS. VASES. etc
The splendid Apparatus the Mxnurzcturs OF Gas ana
TIE Gas Fixtures and Chandeliers in the premises
Several thousand bottles Of WINES OF TIE CHOICEST
CHATEAU LARosE; DEsToURSELLE;
CHATEAU LAroUR; PAPE CLEMENT; NUTS;
CHANBERTIN. yOLNAy. BEAUEE:
LAToUR BLANCHE; CHATEAU YQUEM;
LAFITTE; CHAsLls;
sAUTERNE; M0sBLLE; KRUG;
HEIDsrCK; MARICR CLAUDE: erik:
81h WIZARD; RHINE; WEYMOUTH;
And choice lot Of
F.NE OLD coGNAc. WHISKY, RUN. ETC.
And also large qu~ntty Of PROVISIONS. FANCY GRO
CERES SPICES. GORKS, etc
IA TEKxs-cssh in o. 2 Treasury Notes.
TEN VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND IN -yER-
sAnLEs," PABIsH OF ST. BEESAzD. WITH THE
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AT
PUBLIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF N l. DA-
xIENs-No. $50
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PROPERTY CORNER OF PALMYRA AND DEasIGSY
sTREETs-sUCCEssIOy OF MRS. ANNE osHeA
DECEASED. WIFE OF JOSH MCMAHON
BIZ cHAs. L. PORTER.

TUEaDAr, April 7th, 1s6S. at lie
O'Clock az The Merchants iuctioneers Exchsnze
Foyal street between Canal and Cusomhouss streets
" the Of order from the Honorable the Second Osfrc
Court of kev Orleans dated the 81 March, S5 following
pr pcrtT. Al Public AnctioD. viii ~ sold
CERTAIN LOT o. GROUND situate IN the rirs, Dis
tct Of t city. cesgnaeb By the No II Of square bounded
By Common Claiborne. Palmyra and Debigny streets
surfing % feet iFuut Palmyra street. By dsth and
Derbgny aeet together with all ths buildings and improve
uents there1n-
n- TERHs-Onethird cash the balance at credit Of
twelve ana eighteen months. With 81 Nc per interest
nom aafe Until pad With mortgage and ve1dos privilege
the properly Sold the Buildings be insured policy
transferred The purchaser The paymsnf OF the
taxes for the year lcf8
Of sale before William Case Notary Public Al the
expense Of the purchaser, including U. Internal
Sal
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AUCTION SALES.
rHis. E. FORTltgs SALES.
BUILDING LOT FORMING THE CORNER OF
IcHoUPIroULAs AND BENJAMIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF R. n OGDEN.
rHas. E. FOarltR's SALES.


EY CHARLES Il. FOETIER.
AUCIIoxKER-Once.fs Exchsngs Alley.
TTUEsDAX, Al rfI 5th, 1sOs, at n o'clock
Il ~ at the Merchants and Auctiouesrs' Excnangs.
loyal street. between Canal and Custohnuse
vrfue Of order from the Honorable the Second Disfc
Court Of New Orleans dated 5th Mzrch 1888 the following
described property belonging TO the aforesaid Succession
Will be Sold
A1ERTAN LOT OF GROUND situa'ed in the First
District q this city In the coprised within rchoup
ouA New LeTee Bersmin and Suzstts Streets Designated
BY the No plan Of G. Helm dated tn March 1850
and deposited in the oce Of H. B. Cenas
lie IN tfs city The sale lot forms ths corner Of TchouDou
las sud ftnjamin streesa. and Is front
Tehoupoulas street BY 100 feet oepth and front Bena
L IN street, be parallel lines Americsn
Ra- TEKNsOnehslf cash, and the balance a credit
Ard two in notes secured b. aud yendDr
privileges, AID tearing per Interest from date
payment
Acts 81 sale before Emanuel Burthe nosary public at the
exerss Of the purchases including United States intsrna
revenue starups-
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN GEORGE BAUMAs. SECOND
DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
BY cHaKLEs e. POTTER,

AUcuoxEFR-OfHcs No as Exchanrs alley.
TU EsDAX. the s1st or APP N, II SOS. IA 2
O'Clock at the Merchants and Aacfioneers' Ex.
change Royal street between Canal ohouse streets
By virtue Of order from the hon rabis the Second District
Court Of New Orleans dated March 10 1855 the following
property al public auction, viii os SOLD
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS or GRe IND IN the Fourth Dis
trict OF tbs city in square bounded BY Fr-ret Jsekson,
Howard and Philip streets Designated b. the Nos II r. Is
p and IS plan By J. A. Depouilv architect on
the 18th November l36 deposited IN the office Of Gra
nots7 public Lots Nos H. p and Is each %
onches ana lines rot on Freret tre By Ss feet inches
and ms IN oepth between narAll lines taid aon
each other Lots Nos. a and e also adjoining other
measure each p feet inches ad lines howard
street, BY l feet inches lines deep between parallel
lines.
TERNs-Csh 70 the n s70vifh per cent inter.
est The 18th November until the day Of
sae ne 20 assus the Of mortgage
Tor Ike Of $40. dated l1ti Nos enber l5
able in years after date aid herring per interest
from este ~ pid the bsianre Of the price any q be
pad in twelve months non date Of sale. purchaser
ieruish for said balance bend sh good snd
ry sEd said property bearing per cent inter-
est per snnurn hom dgfe unit paid
act Of before AleteJ ker, public. the
pnte o. he purchaser, Including The United internal
revenue STAMPS.
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psyn~ bs and up The amoazt sherso< Tor s
fe1est c The holder holders and 10 pay me
taxes for the ysar 1854. due become dn>-
Tfe uc< n pr>qL VII u q internal rrvcnue n@4ps -
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The Fort Wayne 1ndisns) Gazette saws that
the following correspondence recently occurred
between Democrat Of that city and the White
House: =
TO Es Exessnsy Andrew johnson Prsssns Of the United
am ready to assist you with men and money al
amoment's warning. The Democracy Of Whitley
county are with Jon.
COLONEL e.
To this ofer the presidents private secretary
sent the following reply: 7I7
To Colonel .ss:
Dispatch received. Who the devil are you,
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Br Q. DE rFKrET.

~. DE FL t.
u. AucnoSKEE-Ones s. BienriIls street
MONDAY. April II. 1855, mt IL o'clock
lV y, Al the Merchants' and Anconeers Fxchan~e an
Royal street. between Canal Cusomhonse stcers bv
public auction BY virtue Of Honorable TIE
Second Judicial District Court the rif
ting m the Parish Of 81 Bernard court Docket No $50 he
following DESCRIBED real viii Be Sid
TEN SQUARES OF GROUND. with ire buildlurs ana
improvements thereon situated Ia In the Psr-h III
Is. l33. ia. lf7 andlfl - - -
Ihe said square bounded As folous. viz
,sQUAkk No li5 Is bounded by Prosper, St Avide La
and fouInefort streets. - ~
sQuARs No. l4s is bounded By Prosper 81 Avlde and
But 2 streets, and Paris Avsnas.
s0uAkh No lf6 Is bounded By Prosper. s. Avids La
place and Dslembert streets =
sQUARk No Isl i bounded BY ST. Avi6s St John the
Bapts,, Lapsce end Dalsmtert streets.
nQuAkh NO IL Is bcunded by ~ Avids. s.. John the
beptst IcurnefoIt and Lapisce streets.
SQUARE No l33 Is bounded BY 81 Avide ST. J,hn N.
Baptst, Button Tonrnsforr streets - -
SQUAhE No l3fis bcunced hy ST lvide ST John A.
Baptist and Button streets. and Paris avenue
SQUARE No lf7 is bounced By ST. Aride. Prosoer and
Dslelabert streets enc Lacoste's plantation.
SQUARE No las Is bounded BY Prosper Soidelle Dar,-
beIt streets and Lecosls's plan tsrion-
The Whole according 70 pisn NO So made BIZ J. Pili
surveyor dated April 5 1871 and deposited IN The of NJ
1hrOdoTe Seehers. notary puhlic. - -
W TEnns-Ca.h m o. ). Treasury Notes
Acts Of ala vita u Internal stamps attached
ps.se- -
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AUeI1oSxKR-Oncs IS Bienvins street.
prii -, 1855, alta O'Clock
At tie herceants' ana Ancii0ussrs Excnzags,
Royal street. between Canal and Customhnuse Nv
tse Of an order the bon John W. Thoss Jadrs Of the
Second Distric Court Of New Orenns dated Narc ii s
VII be sold By public auction the following sesc6sd
Lor OF GROUND in tie seesDd p.sr,e. Of hi. e,.v
70 ne square bounded By Cnstonhoue Canal Claiborne and
psrigIy stress mes. arng IN American measure. twenty
Jour eet front Cusouhou hundred Eve
bet four inches and four lines IN depth between parallel
Inc buifir and tmpr vemer consist
House No So Custehouse stree retired from the street.
SIX rooms. with gallery in oat and the sids cis,srn
privy, etc.
AIEzxs-0ne third Cash: and The balance on credit Of
one sno two years ID notes o. the purchaser drawn his
Bank IN Ills city, With interest the eight per cent
per snnum date III paid the psymsut not-< IA
BE secured b. vendors hen privilege mortgages On t-
trcperry sold Nth the clause -de ths DOR
chaser 70 i've fees In ca< Of ri r
ne recovery 81 sounf Of said notes. part theresa
and 70 keep N buildings said f Insured untl TIE anal
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EOK SALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERkL HUN.
edCottcn and Sugar Plzntaons located IN the bet
Priens Of he GOTTEN and s1gsrgrcvng sses Also Rice
Plantations Orange OrcharA and large bodies Of valuable
timber lands Also large variety Of City and ban
Properly improved and unmproved IN the orm residences
wish 70 invest viii Do vel % cal and Proper
ties Black.her MI En- kez Estate Aersfs No IS Csron-
1o-e1 street., New Orleans.
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onics and salesrnoms IS Bisnvllle .,r...
uksDAx. April 81, ls6s. at IL O'clock
- ~ We nercnsnts sne Anctnneers Excha.ee Rova
street. between Canal and Gust mhouss Streets vii - -
:, pubic snston BY virtue 81 ordr from fse Hone
sole John Ihoms-. Judge Of the second ffse-'e,
.eTrs 2, New Orleans dated March ls following de-
sEvEs Lofs OF GROUND. ds.srps..d Nv an. NJ.
Patrick Cont and Bensdotfe sfresfs - ''1'lnss u
Lots Nos 7, s and 10 measure s,eh 4, g.. -. =
blenvlie street. ~ leo feet IN depth Lot No 10 or -
corner o. Biensile and ST. Patrick streets - -s '-e
Lots Nos Is and 26 measure each N I'D q 49,. A..
81 Patrick street by $50 feet 4. deufh -'' oA1 on
- IKRxs-cs.h In q. 8 Treasury n.t..
Ae o. sale with United States Internal R.-.,-.
l.-Sneo before Notary Public n - e~rs,.s "a ~
purchasers. who viii be required 10 sssnr q ne
ne taxes for the currsrt year. 18gs) - ~ n''' OF
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON TCHoUPIrouLAs
STREET. BETWEEN BENJAMIN AND sUzETrE
sTREETs-NRs FRANCES S OGDEN, WIDOW OF
RN OGDEN. NATURAL TUrRIx. VS.. n. oG-
DEN AND AIS
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cuNsTaBlt,s SALES.


JACOB WILD vs. Mr.. AND MRS. 0E0R1p
No Se9 Second Justice Peace. Parish -.
~ VIRTUE OF - wrft Of acnf
~ % me directed By Paris chidre-s' sec7rI<
We re-ss wIn Proved 70 Ell a. public 49,
g,ss. Messs,n Msrshonss corner u JeIis ~
O'Clock IL - =
St.. (, One 10: Of Household Furaiturs
c--.e1 m ne above suit
81 tz-zs-Oaah in .. s Treasury xstss
~ 6 PESHINAS,.
KIEFFER BROS. VS.. A. HEArH-JoHlp
Sof1ioz, sd- hoc.--No. sS79-second Justice -.
Il xlETUE OF a writ OF "a. -,
ssoeeea 70 ssn =. public suctinn, on THURspu
aAy Of April, lS6s ~ 10 O'Clock a n Al 81 cs.1s
s.,-.x. One box Of Bosts and shoes.
rtlx.o IN the shove suit
ksIkKns-CAsh IN u 5. Treasury Noes =
q. PEsNIHAN~<
. D. zkLSickkk vs.. SEBASTIAN L'SD.-rV
second Justice Of tbs Pease
lIms directed By Paris crfIdrsss Sseoss j.'.:..,
nns-So VI rsocred 70 sell &C public auction -
csnri Room y az e. April ls6S a shs So.
sesrs, \, c ne ~ o. Ladies sld Childrsn's So
4h<ss-Cssia N Z. 8. Treasury Notss -
3, PARENT VS.. MIS-. E0Ar Oh AKA g,
1s-n o. Aiken, Peter Egsn or Aiken. Hear :,
-. 80. sSS7, S665-seeond Justice Of no Ps.r@'
Of 0riesns. e
RI yIETUY orfsur writs OF nsri o. o.
~ e.rseiea ~ ne non Paris Chldrssk sscs' y
- r1oc parish of Orleans wfl proceed - q
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