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AMUSEMENTs.,
Ct. CHARLES sTHEATKR.
DEN Proprietor.
enables .Lssses and Manager.
Saturday and sunday Evenings.
LAST NIGHTs-LAsT NIGHTS
MISS FANNY B. PRICE.
In her beautiful and thrilling persOnstion of HELEN
RoLLESIoN, in the Greatest Sensational Ilay Of the
times
Fsui PIay-Fou, Plsy-Foui Play.
MONDAY, Nov &C. ". CoULDoCK sndDAUGHrER
Doors open q, o'clock the Overture commences
7aR.M
No rxtrs charge for reserved seats.
NEW OPERA HOUsE-BouRBoN STREET
Saturday Evening. November %, 1865,
Rossinis Grand Opera, in four acts,
WILLIAM TELL
For particulars see programmes.
Box ONCE open from NJ. to Branch Ticket Once
at J. LaEarus's. St Charles street.
VARIETIES THEATER.
consequence Of tn. great success attending its revival
the beautiful Irish drama o.
Arrnh-na-Pogue
VIII be repeated on
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. Nov q and g.
And SATURDAY NOON. for the
Grand Family Matinee
CADEMY OF MUsTC.
sFALpISG BIDwELL.. Proprietor. and Manager.
W. b. CAfANAeGH... stage Manager.
Thurssay, Nov. 26, 1865.
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY NOON
Brilliant Melange Of Scngs Dances Ethiopian Bur
lesques. URabsted Ssccess OF
MILE TURN0UR.
In deferer the the Management
by many Of ezen who have been restrained from wit
the wonderful and feats Of Mile TUkNOUk,
threuRh the Of sccdent the daring 0ymnas
they respectfully that hereafter NEE, Of su
18th and dimensions preclude all danger and
asy the of the tmd will be suspended beneath
the Tapeze which the Queen Of the Ar performs the
most dangerous of Gymnssric Acts -
The New Comedy, in act, entitled HOME FROM THE
WAR, and the Beautiful WHITE FAWN BALL ct Diver
tisement.
Cavsnaugh, entitled NEW ORLEANS BY GAsLIGHr,
replete with local hits life like characters start
tions and comic portraituies
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sHERIFF's SALES.

HENRY E1CHEL vs.. TERRAECE COYLE rATaEE
of the minor Mary Ann Coye. and Bernard Monaghan.
father Of the minor Charles Leonsrd Mons ghanfih Dis.
trct Court for the Parish OF Orleans-No. "a
DY VIRTUE of = writ Of seizure and sale
ID directed BY the Honorable the FINN District Court
the parish of Orleans in the above entitled vii,
proceed sell at pubic auction the Merchants and Aue
tvpeers' Exchange Royal street, between Canal and Gus
MONDAY, ovember 80, 1866, At u O'Clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, tosether with all the
bui dnPs improvements thereon rights privileged
and beon eing In wise
the bsfture Of Faubourg Lvsudas IN the
Fourth District this city in the boun 5sd by Second,
Third and he public anding and desgsatsd
BY the number eighteen plan made by r. socihansen.
Surveyor dated twenty sixth Of February 1886 and de-
posi,sd in the Office Of o. H. StIings late notary public In
this city, as plan No. 30
sao twenty feet and three inches the
Public Landing running back to ire line Of lot No.
having depth the side line OF lot No ~ OF seventy
eight feet four inches and depth Of seventy seven fee two
and the line Of lot No. 10, and having
width the line dividing from lot No 3oft~eny nys
Eve inches and three fnes American which
acquired by the defendants heren by purchase
from Ludwig vsen Of this city dated eleventh Of
December 1866 before j. y. Coney late notary public In
this city
Seized In the above suit
~ TKRNs-Cssh on the spot.
TnOs, L. MAXWELL.
oc31 ro6 30 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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Crescent Gay B~nk New Orleans
June lsIn with sections 81 and IS Of An
q Frse Banking IN the State Of Lousisns,"
approved March Is 1855, notice n hereby given
10 me bolders OF the circulating notes OF this
Baak duly audited under the provisions Of said act to
Dsnt the Banking House at the Office Of the
BtAte Auditor for the purpose Of redemption within
ysAr this d.te otherwise the funds deposited by said
baak for ssd purpose afl be reclaimed
CHAS. FAURIE JR, Cashier.
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parry. New Orleans. 2nth NJ
fer Seven Directors ofthis q
ing year, will be held OF ia
and Grsyie- streets. ON
DECEMBER NEXT. 9Th
u snd 2 p. N.
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Steamers Esarinb purt Ea-gag.
~ ADVERTISED IN siB DAILY CRESCENT.
ssECiAsI NsyrsCns,.

I lodge No GO. r. ahd q.
fjtion Of this Lodge for sArUR-
Used with. in Consequence OF the
'naeeiing OF all Masters and War
I mt business.
ALEC. MACKAY,
kArraf.rw
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DRY GOODS--CLOTHING.
EEIBER a. GONsENHEIM.
DEALERS IN FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
No. 16O Canal Street,
UNDER THE MANSION HOUSE.

We bsg av. respecuy 10 call the Of the publc
to our and Well selected Stock Of DhY
GOODS which replenishing by arrival from
the North ard which embraces a GeRerl and Complete
procured Expressly for the Southern Market
IN inviting community to inspect our Goods We must
remind article Offering has been
bought exclusively Cash. which not only enables as 70
present unuua Inducements but also admits OF
making the tasty purchases II has been eur good
fortune submit TO the citizens OF New Orleans
therefore solicit the Ladies' TO favor with visit feel
ing ,stised that all crafty by dsng will neither
disappointment fail TO discover some article
in line to suit tfeir taste.
Our statesmen will be found both courteous aAd attentive
happy exhibit Goods to all who desire TO
inspect them.
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oBsERvER.
PUBLISHED rRI.wEEKLY By WI. KIRK . 90.

saoscrpsion-rvsave months, ss; SIX months, 81 IN a.
vance eng esabished journal becomes very desirable
~ tine In view Of the FACT that Pensacola eneoting
her railroad communications with the Northwest AID
hscornne 4 point Of interest 10 entsrprising men,
II IA devoted 70 the dsvelopmsnt Of the material IN
t.rests Of the State Of Florida and In lie Local de-
ayten attention 10 the immense Lumber
sd Timber growing In It's vicinity, also 70 Other
itss which the careful reader VII indicate
a. the re natural advantages Of feneacos
a. . nort Advertisements otcftsd
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Orleans. August 8, 1868. :
tors held this day, a dlyid
stock Of the Banking Del
the cash stockholders on ,
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r. sARRAzINp
% TOBACCO nANUrACroEY.
Corner ohArtrss sad CONT streets
.spxAyrr shs,kfui for the PATRONAGE sxssnd .,a
ncs ia sstabshnsnt Of his factory nss n.s
"a his best ssrions 70 nsfsss pc State superior
cn nj ~ sus sscoo smoking ps up IN ~ so, Sobsco
esscs ~ =. Ia t,,e trpds His assorsneu o. Ons""s
e{ee 70 sus - n renewed bv sv~ry arrival
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POUND NOTICES.

POUND NOTICES.
CTRFET CONFECTIONERY DEPART-
- MFNT Room No. City Bail-New Orleans, Nov. %.
l86-wee brought the First District Pound Of La
fay cite and Locust streets, as sstrays-
-Four GOATS Of different colors;
Which, II not claimed within three days. and the expenses
thereon pal, will be sold public auction said Pound
SATURDAY November % 1858 at IL o'clock
JOSEPH nURPHY, Street Commissioner
LOUIS SENEGAL for Con roller
CTREET COMMISSIONERS DEPART-
- MENT. Room No. Z, City Ball-New Orleans November
a. 1865 Was brought The Fourth District Pound. Dry
AIDES street jackson and Philip stress
tray ..
One Brindled COW;
which claimed within FIVE days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public suan said Pound
sATUkDAY, sovember 18th, 1868. at IL O'Clock r.
JOSEPH MURPHY, ssreet Com missioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller
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June 10. 1853 AT 9 me-
Day, q dividend Of Five
the profits Of the last sin,
thsir legal representative
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GEORGIA LOTTERY
BOARDING.

DOA FURNISHED APARr-
ID with excellent board, and the Of the
paror situs,n of the desirable In the city,
Apply TAG St. joseph street
EIRsT CLASS BOARDIN0-oNE Or TWO
geneel families who desire comfortable hone aud good
living peasspt part Of the city mis- ht be suited app
cation the Of Camp and Robin streets opposite
Coliseum sque The houss has large we'll furnished rooms
and Is surrounded BY extensive grounds The strsst cars
pass the door.
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gal Insurance Company.
.hotice /, hereby given. that In
Z the Charter Of this Compa
s5's 10 ser.e for the ensaing year
'5ruary next, wil' be hsld 1T tn-
/, 81 Camp street, on MONDAY,
vt, between the 10 RS Z l0A.
Hos AeDE6S N, Secretary.
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RIsAUD d CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Parcnsd BY the Empress Of the French. and extssvey
used all fashionable circles for its Exceencs and Sups
GRITTY.
BIGAuD 4 co.'s YLANGYLANg and MANILA
BOUQUET, the scent Rigaud Co. the eny I'M
In EUROPE Of the fragrant extract Of Yiangyisnd rom
RiGAEp co IS ToLUrINy delicious Toilet Water,
Water.
fumed and keeping it's fragrance 20 the last.
RIsAUD 4 cos Miranda P0MAfUM, for prsssrv-
ROAD 4 Co.'s DENToRNB, most agreeable
elixir for preserving teeth and perumnx the breath
RI0AUD COTS TOOTH-CRE AN, . remarkable pre-
paration, producing brilliant whiteness to the teeth
RIGAUD co.'s ROSE POWDER. superior 70 volss
and all other Starch and Rice Powders.
THE LITTLE M0sIT0R; GUIDE TO TIE TOILET.
with Photographic nustons win b sent on rscsipt Of one
stamp.
Wholesale Rgaud 4 Co., rue Dc Richelisu. Paris
Agent y. kswbey Sons, 40 b. fsus Church YARD Lon
dom
y. DUCorGEs
Charfras sfraek
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- Hnuk OF a mer1cN, new OrIe0nss ID ufy
LIST I'm sccords with sections "a ard IS Of the act
To establish general system Of free Bank
Of Lousna" approved March u.s. 1865 notice
hereby given to the OF the circulating notes Of this
y audited unc4r the provisions Of said act to
the the Banking House. al toe Office State
Asdo for the purpose Of redemption, within one year from
purpose win be rsclA !red. J. E. MORTIMER
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Sank, Oct. 6sh, 1865 :

Bank, Oct. 6sh, 1865 -
passed on the 5th september, 1858,
"a notary public IN this city. su =
sled daily at the banking houss Of
,lxTH DAY OF OCTOBER TO the
EMBER. 1858, from Q o'clock A N.
he disposal ~ Three Hundred and
ndred and Sixty Dollars (SSS0. $50
it Of the increase Of the capital OF
pto shares OF 500 each, pay able as
ht the time Of subscribing and ten
iesiter until paid BY article eighth
| the actual stakeholder shall have
lisys Of taking additional shares in
pf their stock
THOS. T. DIX. Cashier.
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lanai n d ssa.ktag Csu-
(ember, 1868 The annual election
b'ituticn, to serve dnring the ensu-
Banking House. corner Of Camp
IT Ar sBC0HD MONDAY IN
!, 18th between the hours Of 10 A.
Ca. JUMONvILLs, Cashier.
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train Railroad Company
silver all frei ght which may offer.
III leave B. New Depot at 6. 8 and
3 P u. Leaving the Lake End at
cling ct 5 Az
GEORGE PANDgLY.
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Il ERN q PELHAM.
NO. log AND lOs BARoENE STREET,
(oppO,te National Thsatsr)
Also Branch i25 RAMPANT STREET. between Poydras
and Psrsido.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Having now opered our rev and extensive DsY aooDs
ESTABLISHMENT No. los los Bsronne sire Il, beg
the ladies Of New Orleans and citizens gea-
orally they win fad stock tasty and varied In It's
parmen have endeavored to render select and
complete In obtaining assortment bore in mind the
dcvy ndsd with in suitng the public, and feel
confident fssdious have only TO examine the
articles in our the assertion that make
Our entirely new having been bat recently
ehs.ed BY our Mr. Fepan. present FIN New York City.
And statesmen will be happy TO exhibit our goods 10 all
vhomsy favor with 9 visit
T. X. JUsTUs,
NO. l62 CANAL STREET.
Dealer In Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods.
Having recently renovated and rehtted my New Goods
Essbshment No. l62 Canal street. take pleasure In Ia
forming the public that prepared to offer
sppeainng the line at such prices will accord
with the depressed condition Of affairs, and stock
entirely and has been purchased with regard to the taste
c.mo.,.., e q. sss spsss II Ladies' who are
NY statesmen be found both attentive and courteous
and Ladies need feel apprehension that inability
please themselves will entail any annoyance upon US.
therefore solicit the favor Of examination Of Goods
ere investing elsewhere being satisfied that with moderate
prices successfully compete with contemporaries.
CHARLEs LAMM,
" No. 102 Poydras Street. between
Baronne and Carondelet Streets.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS,
-Alse-
Gents Furnishing Goods Hats Cass Trunks and vases Of
ali kinds, all Of which OF his manufacture,
and well adapted for this market
New Orleans. La.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR T........................FoR Rent.
THE NEW STORE, at the corner Of Front Common and
Canal streets.
THE TOUR-sToRY STORE, ct the corner Of Canal,
New Lsvee and Common streets
Nessu. Bosck seymour's hardware store. fronting
Front and Fulton streets.
FOUR IHREE-sToRY STORES, newly painted, Nos
"a to 30 on Poydrss street, between Fulton Front
THE THREE-sToRY STORE. at the corner Of Front
and Lafayette Streets running through Fulton street.
FOUR STORES, Baronns street. opposite the National
Theater
THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL HOUSE. No. lis
Dsuphin street, newly painted.
THE STORE, with Dwelling at the corner OF Chsrtres
and St. Philip Streets occupisd for thirty
pharmacy BY Mr.. Cussch
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
AvENpANO BROS, l55 Common street.
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WEsTERx LANDS AND SECURITIES

In addiisn Government and Railroad Bonds and
Bocks buy and sell Lands In Illinois Wisconsin, ninne
sofa, Iowa. Missouri, Kansas and Eebraska.
The highest srce paid for titles 70 LANDS SOLD FOR
TAXES.
We also purchase ct hes, rates LAND WARRANTS and
DIsCRRDITED WESTERN COUNTY, CITY AND TOWN
BONDS.
Correspondents solicited and any information rsqursd
furnished without charge Address
AUSTIN CoRBIN 90.
Bankers New rork my.
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This ID superior Machine for drying Sugar. Corn and
her substances n-iscisntinc American.
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NOTICE.

NoTIcE',.''''A orlck''''"A'Hi0A'
Ths undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Hsx resns and the Of Louisiana Misssspp and
Texa That they prepared 70 down AHfEsAN,
WAITE snd NATURAL GAS WELLS ct the shortsss
uouce -. 49,,
don- A. WkLLiksToN W., ASeA~
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Ubton Ben b
leans July n, ls6s-At q
this day. q Dividend Of I
bic on and after the l0th
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Bank sf D
June i6, 1858. in acct
cot entitled an act n
Banking In the Stat
1855, notice is hsreby 4
notes Of this Bank, d.
cot, 70 present the %
Omce OF the State Al
within one year nom y
~ said Bank for ssiy
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lama OF Louisiana, New
a. a meeting of the Board Of Dirsc-
md Of five Per Cent. on the capital
ssrtment was declared. payable 10
I'D after MONDAY. 10th inst.
J. L DELERY Cashier.
OF Lousstan a-New Or
nscti ns OF the Beard Of Directors.
iREE per cent was declared psya-
August.
GEO. A. FREREr. Cashier.
rleans Qaslight Company,
ing OF the Board Of Directors this
Dollars per share was declared from
payable TO stockholders or
ON aud after the LIST Of July.
WIN. g. BROWN, Treasurer.
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An on vnier 800 n.ss.sarv For sale By
No washing OF inc NOW a. N. MORRISON,
xx.,...,. prnggis, No. II IN sgazine -,
Importer Aso DR. JAMES SYME
- NAN r,ruygist No. ls9 Canal street,
wholesale sno n''~Ai M o. HASTINGS
,.. .u-.., Fslc,ty and Magazine streets.
And At the Depot Of =. ,.. .t,sst nssr Canal
NEW oRLEAvs May a. fss.
Caldwslls Extract
.-...,--.S ,sis on and IN my expsnmsnS -.
nN{sELF recognize that IL 10 enc Of inc oess
- nrsented 10 pubic for the o $500
o. ~ 70 lie original color. In sssnmohs :"
smx q signature FELIx sARoN,
Uig6d u,r., Hair Southern Empsrium
nPo'" al r. CALDWELL. Pats.see.
Hotsl dss strangers. No IN Onsr.r@
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
Neral Innuenee.

The influence Of . good example 10 far
reaching, for, as . co.emporsry says, our
experiences and conflicts with the world,
lead Us At times to indulgein misanthropic
sentiments, aud charge all men with selfish
or impure motives. The play of pride,
prejudice and passion, and the eagerness
manifested by the great majority Of men
to advance their own interests, often at
the expense Of others aud in violation Of
the golden rule, cause us to look with sus.
picion upon the best intent Of others.
Arrogance. hypocrisy, trsaohsry aud vio-
leuce, every day outrage justice, till we
are almost disposed to distrust human
nature, aad become Discouraged. But
amid all that 10 sad and disheartening in
the busy noisy world, now, aud then there
is presented to 10 . life Of such uniform
virtue, that We rscoa aniss 10 IL charac.
tor that brings hope for the perfect dsvel.
opmsnt aud ultimate rsgeneration Of oar
race. Such characters are precious, aud
such examples should be held up to the
world for its admiration aud imitation !;
they should b 'snatchsd from oblivion
aud treasured in the hearts aud thoughts
Of all who are in process Of forming habits
and maturing character.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
Anecdote OF Daniel Webster.

In the somewhat famous case Of Bog
den's will, which was tried 10 the Sapreme
Court some years ago, bir. Webster ap-
pcared as covnscl for the appellant. Mrs.
Greenough, wife Of the Rev. William
Greenough, late Of Weston-a tall
straight qucenly looking woman, with .
keen black eyc--a woman Of great self.
possession and decision Of character
was called to the stand as witness on
the opposite side. Mr.. Webster, at a
glance, had the sagucity TO foresee that
her testimony, if It contained anything
Of Importance, would have great weight
with the court and jury. He, therefore,
resolved, If possible, to break her up.
And when she answered to the first ques.
ton he put to her, III bolisve," Mr..
Webster roared out, 1--WE don't want to
hear what you believe We want to hear
what you knowl T. Mrs. Grsenough re.
piled: That's just what I was about to
say sir" and went on with her testimony.
Aud, Notwithstanding his repeated efforts
10 disconcert her, she pursued the even
tenor Of her way till Webster, quite fear.
full Of the result, arose, apparently 10
crest agitation, aud drawing out his large
snuff bex, thrust his fingers to the very
bottom, and carrying the deep pisch 70
both nostrils, drew It up with gusto ;
and then extracting from bis pocket Q
very large handkerchief he blew bis nose
with o report that rang through the hall,
and asked-"Mrs. Greenough, Was Mrs.
Bogden . neat womanP' Mrs. G.-"t
cannot give you q very full information
as to that sir; she had one very dirty
trick" Mr.. W. "What was that ma am p
Mrs. G.-"Shs took snutf." The roar 10
the court house was such that the defend
er Of the Constitution subsided, and
neither rose nor spoke again till Mrs.
Greenough had vacated her chair for an
other witness, having ample time to reflect
on the in lorious fate Of the man who
had the stone thrown upon his bead BY I
woman.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
The Language Of The Eyes.

Il has often been said that . woman
with q hazel eye never elopss from her
husband, never chats scandal, mover sacri.
aces her husbands comfort for her own,
never finds fault, never.talks too much or
too little, and )is always an agreeable aud
lovely companion.
1--WE never knew" says . brother quill
driver, "but one unintcrresting and un-
auiable woman with hazel eye and she
had nose which looked, as the Yankee
says, like The sharp end Of nothing whit.
tied down to poiut."
The grey eye IL the sign Of shrewdnsss
and talent. Great thinkers and captains
have il. In women it indicates . better
head than heart. Tho dark hazel 10 no
bier in Significance % in beauty. The
blue eye admirable, but may BE- feeble.
The black eyel Look out for the wife
with . black eye Such can bs seen al
most daily At the police Office, generally
with . complaint sgaiust the husband for
assault and battery.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
GOOD NIGHT.

Good night Ihave to say good night
To sach host OF roc,less thingsi
Good night unto that f.sgils hand,
All queenly with us weight OF rings;
Good night to lond upli;.cd eyes,
Good night to cheauut braids Of hair,
Good night unto The perfect mouth,
Aud oil the sweetness nestled there
The snowy hsud detains me-then
I'll have to say good night agsini
Dut IRE will come time my love.
When, IL l iesd our stars s-ight,
] shali not liuger BY the porch
With my adieus TN then, good night
You wish The time we're nswf And I.
You do rot blu.h to wish Il sof
Aoa would have blu. bed youyslf to death
To own - much year aso-
WLoti both these snowy haadss sh thsn
III have 70 say good night again.
-. ALDRIcA.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
Adnsinistrator's Sale Of Valuable
Real Estate.

THE uudersignsd, admiuistiator Of The estate
i Of Carty Wells, deceased, will In obedience
to tho order Of the County Count Of Lincoln
county Missouri, made at the August term .here-
Of for 1868, sell al public auction if not sold pre-.
viously a. private sale, on
"Wednesday, November II, 1868,
at the front door OF tho court house In Troy In
said county, and during the session Of the County
Court Of said county, the following described
real estate, situate In said couaty, Wis,
The northeast quarter Of section 70; the east
half Of northwest quarter Of section 80; The
southeast quarter OF section 33; the west half Of
the northwest quar,er Of section 3a; the south.
east quarter Of southeast quarler Of section 20,
all In township ~ Of range west; and the
southwest quarter Of northeast quarter OF section
10, and the southeast quarter OF northeast qanr-
ter Of section 10, and The southwest quarter OF
northwest quarter of section 20, the last three
tracts being In township Is Of range west
containing In all 64U ac,es-l?0 ecres OF which, ,
Wis: the east half Of northeast quarter Of section
50, snd the outhcast quarter OF southeast quar-
ter Of section 20, both In township 10 range !
west, will 10 sold subject TO the widows dover
therein, being the land assigned by commission
% dover 10 Mrs. N. Wells. All ihs rest OF said
land will be sold clear Of dover.
TEEns-0ns half cash, snd one half In SIX
months-dsferrsd payment to bear interest from
day Of sale at 10 per cent. PET annum.
Until dsy Of sels said real estate 10 offered for
sass pivatsly.
J.B.ALLEN, Administrstor
sspA nSS Of Carly Wells, decssssd