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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-30

s"l propose, usour Honor, TO lay down
the law in this case" said a legal gentle.
man in one OF our courts, yesterday.
suppose SO. Mr. Shallow--you generally do
il, sir--that's the trouble with you, sir
you lay il ,lown and have nothing to do
with it at all. sir" Was the reply of the
judge. sta ats
There 10 an anecdote told somewhere ol
a dispute in which q boisterous. il.bred
fellow called his adversary "no genlleman. !"
81 suppose you think yourself one" was
the reply. Certainly ! do" answered
the bully. |" Then" said the other, I'm
not offended that that yeu don't think me
ons." q a@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-30

REsoRsE.--It is said that hen Prnfsssos.
Webster was awaiting bis trial for murder,
he complained of his fellow. prisoners for
Insulting him through the walls Of his cell.
and screaming 10 him, " you are bloody
man, On examination, the charge was
fouHd wholly groundless. " The accusing
yoices were imaglnary-metely the echoes
Of guilty conscience. But IL is a fearful
thought that the soul can be made to ring
with such echoes. Surely il is :" fsariuily
and wonderfully made" tits SO constiiut-s
ell as to register its own trial, and pro-
nounce condemnation against itself.
Vo!taire. the French inhdel. who attack
ed 10 bis articles writtea against the ruth
Of Scripture. the sentence. crush the
~retch"--meaning BY the wretch-Jesux
Chris,-in his last hours put to his medical
attendant the fearluIly agonizing question,
+" Doctor. why is it that though lam dying,
and feel that my legs are already dead. that
this |, this thinking |. is more active thaa
e,erf"| st 4 IS - ~4 s1 &h
All! gladly would he have then forgotten
The past, but he eead not. He was forced
60 think, and he Is thinking still, whers
their worm dieth not"
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CuRRANTs.--N No other lruit- bearing plant
in the whole list Ut fruits. sn veil. or en-
durss 50 many years under complete neglect
as the cirrani; and we believe no other trait
has in itself qualities ofsvalue for SO many
uses AS the currsnt. II thrises in auy soil
shade or sunshine --and il planted IN
varied exposures. may be had 10 eating
over t9o mrnlks.a As a dessert fruit, IL is
cooling'and grateful to the stomach. orna-
mental and at,rse tive on the table. valuable
fur its medicinal qualities being sed to allay
thirst in lebrile complains, I Lessen an IN.
creased secretion cf bile. to currecta putrid
and scorbutic state oi The fluids. 10 strength
en- u,e stomach and excite appetite. They
are used Tor tarts and pies when green. and
can be kept fresh for years in bottles.
Ripe, hey are, not only used as dessert.
Tor ,atts. &c.s,butare made into jellies and
wines. With all these good qualities, we
think the cutrant TOO oiten meets neglect,
aud we bespesk for it more layor, more
care and atteatinn.o As q crop Tor market
planted hour by Jour feet. the current yield:
from one hundred and fifty TO two hundred
bushrlsto the acre and, II soid 10 market,
usually brings about ss bushei.
~ Ohio Fdrma.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-30

In Warsaw, the iormer capital Of Poland,
people are arrested by the Russians fsr
speaking their native Polish tongue.
Dress often indicates only fool. while
address 10 the finest ornament Of true ias
dy.
Western roads are pushed TO their utmost
capacity 10 move the grain now waiting fot
transportation.
The Wisconsin harvest is ended. and the
wheat crop averages twenty bushels TO the
acre, sgainst twelve last year.
isThere 10 q ns~ town in Wisconsin es-
tablished BY one hundred families Of Poles.
A Western paper thinks they will be very
useful in, hopgro~iny country
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-30

A Kentuckisu calculates that be has
chewed 1895 pounds Of tobacco in the last
Iorty years.
! The hop crop Of New York 10 estimated
at $3.50. 900 pounds. sad Of excellent
quality. tstea5s I@8s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-30
THE PURITY OF ,HORATIO sEyMoUR's
-" 80 PRIVATE LIfE 80 -. -

q" s PRIVATE LIFE. - sa es'2'
l A lady furnishes the Revelation Mrs.
Gady Slantop) the foilowin in relation to
The private worth and character oi Horatio
Seym0ur: ,.a Ai5.. II, a,,.ss,.ss sp
!. In private conversation Governor Sey-
lnour is instruct ting and interesting, and Isl.
II possible. more remarkable for his eie,.
gance Of manner aad graceful courtesy in
The drawing room, than for his matchless
sloqnence and magnetic power as public
speaker. Although thus most captivating
il private life, he is in no sense a man Of
forms or fashion. III his presence the plain
spersons are placed at their ease, and feel
at once that they are with kind and good
man. Democratic in all his instincts, prin-
clples, and purposes; simple and unosten-
tasous, strictly temperate, he uses neither
spoag nor spirituous liquors, nor tobacco;
of tue must refined ia astes and elevated mo,
rsls. Ii is said of him BY those sho have
ke..wn him from. his early youth. that he
VIZ never under The influence of strong
IdHnk-never known totell an unlrulh, or
u0er preiane oatll--t0 indulge in Il vui-
" story, 4 coarse anecdole. or an obscene
je# nor did he ever violate the prophecies
j! Ehe SAbbatil. or sit Al a gamblers able,
ofEruss The threshold ol more fashiaAaele
vi}s. Parity of life i with him marked
/ characteristic. Educated ia the Episcopal
CHirch, he has ever remsinedfaithiul 10 its
! cd bmunion, adorningits doctrines By d
bl }aeless Iiie and multiplied deeds OF cha
mid; yet free IRON sectarianism, he has
Cd z;fibuted literally 70 the erertion and
h mtenance tevery other church and place
III hbllc Worship il The city Of Utica and
It's iicinity. An active trustee Of Hamil-
,on ApIlege, "a Presbyterian institution
he bis been made BY il an I.L. D.. as well
as by a Melhedist uaise.sity in anotlef
State. The chil,lrea Of the Orphan Asy-
lum in Utica have been guests Al his house
(which is house Of prayer,) and il was
nnticeable thst when the news Of his nomi.
nation for the Presidency reached Utica
these children spontaneously iui ned nut IN
procession, and manifested their JOY il
many pleasant Ways peculiar 70 the limo.
centy ot ehildhood, 3ast4s ses.r. gsss-m5
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-30

1-siIF THAT's ALL, Buy aIr.--Close toe the
lands of the Centre Oil Company. there
lives an old chap who is worth mint. Ig-
norant, of course, dumb luck has made him
rich. His household pets consists Of ter,
rierdog and .stupied daughter. both ofwhom
engage his attention, The former .proyid-.
ed fpr, he determined, to = accomplish" his
To this end he came to the city.
He boughta piano and absrp. and guitar.
and car load Of music books. aud so forth.
winding up bis business by engaging d ffst-
class intellectual and musical tutor, with
sli Of which he started for the region"
The documents were, of course, soon ar9
ranged for business. The tutor set to work
and toiied like Trojan. bnt with no sac
cess. Despairing Of ultimate triumph, the
tutor went to the oil king and made cleaR
breast ofit.l .sa.sD
:. Why, what the worlds the mstterf"
asked she father. ~ III
n" Well. answered the tutor. g Kitty has
got piano. and guitar. and harp and
music. aud backs, and all that, but she
wants cspacity-that's all" ta. II
!" Well. BY the Lord Harry" cried the
oil-kiag. |" ii that's all, just buy it. I've
got the stnaT. and il snoney viii get il
she shall have capacity or anything else"
PaAlss.-A man cast on desert island
devoted ope day each week TO fasting and
prayer. that vessel might come that way
aud take bin from his lonely exile; but no
vessel come. At last be thought OF his
namerious msrcies. and chided his ingrati-..
tude. Why did he not perish with hrs
companions in tbs wrecked shipa Why
was lie not cast upon an island furnishing
no fum and drink Why was he not 4
prey to The wild beasts Why were his
health ard person preserredf 3 Why was
/ he get alises Why out OF heils He set
apart the next day for thanksgiving anit
praise. The Whole day appeared too short
20 recount bis mercies aud express his
gratitude; but While sill praising, just as
The evening sun was rolling his golden wheel
into the ocean. he saw the snip IN sight that
was 10 answer all his prayers, and restore
him 70 his native country end the bosom of
his rejoicing family, Il .e
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-07

JOS j. ASTON VS.. WIN. COLEMAN-THIRD DIS
trct Court Of New Or eans-No. 26 ,2O2
RY VIRTUE or - writ OF seizure aud sale,
Court Of New Orleans tho entitled cause all pro-
coed 70 sell at public auction at the Merchants and Auction
Exchange Royal street, between
streets, in the Second District Of this city TUESDAV July
Fourteenth ls6S. ~ II o'clock n
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all
the rights privileges aud advantages thereuntO belong
ing in any wise appeainng situate In the First Dtrcs
Of this city designsied by tbs Nos and IN square
number six hundred thirty bounded by Common,
GTavlsr, yor0 and Sale do Streets a plan drawn
Castang Cees, architects he 2Oh Marih 1865 and de-
posted IN the office II A Bienvenu notary public, this
ctF Said lots adon each otber and each Ame
canyneHsue twenty eight nine inches aud i've
Graver ct by hundred and depth;
mn which said above dacT bed property acquired
Coleman, defendant hersin from J. j. Aston
1866. 0''
sezed In the above suit
pS-1ERMs-l. In cash sufficient amount 20 pay plain
IN claim, smounti the Of Two Hundred Dollars
NzJ. With per Ger interest pc hundred
dollars tlOO from TIE 2lt May 1864 the Path May 1857
And MT annum thereafter until the Gay
sna as0 per cent interest One Hun red ID /
lars SlD trom the 2ls May 1864 the Path
per cent thereafter until the day sale; Three
the spot The purcba 70 10 tue the
sount OF his bid the payment Of t~o prOssoy
csfed BY mortgage said perry for the
hind ed Dollars 00, drawn defendnt his order
dated New Oreaus May a. 1886 payable specvsy three
ana four years alter da bearing interest the of
hsreser until paid And anos Of the Srcs
0EU W AVERY,
jeIS jylH Sheriff Of he Parish Of OrIsan.
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EOR sALE-REAL EsTATE-sEvERAL HUN
dred Cotton and Sugar Plantations located in
portions Of he Gotten and growing Also Rice
Plantations Orange Orchards and large bodies Of usbs
mber lsDos also large varsity Of City and Suburban
rOpery improved and unimprsved IN the form Of resdsnc
building lots and squares favorable Parties
wish invest viii do well 70 examine Proper
lies MI er Gard Reai Estate Agezis No. s. Csrondssa
street, New Orleans,
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THOMAS g. SPEARS SALES.

SUCCESSION OF FERGUS AAYRONNE-sECOND
District Court Of New Orleans-No. 29493-God Watch
Silver stirups, Razors. Doublebsrre Ahot Gun Powder
Horn, Etc, ETC.
BIZ THOMAS a SPEAR,
PLAcIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer.
salesrooms, IS b envie street.
CATURDAY, July II 1865, "a n If.past
- 10 o'clock salesroom SO Bianvile street.
virtue and in Of order from the Honorable w
Thomas Judge Of the Second District OF reans
dated June 2yh 1865 for Of the above
will be sold
Chronomeer Gold Watch, pair Silver strrupA I pair
Razors Double-barrel shot Gun, Powder Horn. Seal
Ring and sandry other articles.
pB-rFRMs- ash.
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STaTE OF LoUIsIANA-FIFrH ID

STATE OF LOUIsIANA-FIFTH DIS
- trct Court Of New 0resnsI hereby certify the
fret day Of June 1868 Judgment rendered in this
in the following emit e suit in the words and figures follow
ing tO-wit:
Catharine Gimarten wife of Bertrand Jeanca her
band. No 1887 On motion Of j. s. Whitaker,
the air f in this producing the Court the
feson Of iud ment of defendant file:
there be judgment in favor Of plaintiff Cathane Gmarten
and against TtaRd eanca her hush decreeng
ration OF perry between the said parties
tih recognized the Of the property described
petition herein and that defendant pay this suit
JDdgment signed June 5, 1868
signeo) CHS. BEAUMONT, Judge
In testimony whereof have hereunto my hand aud
shxed the seal Of the ssd Court the city of New Orleans
this Goth day Of June in the Lord 1868 aud the
92d year OF the Independence of the United States
r A WOOLFLEY, Clerk
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APPROVED By TUE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE.
BURN du Buisson's IodIde Of Iron and Man.
Plila.

The treatment Of ehorotc scrofuous affections
long with the psual prepare iron which
subsequently M owing TO The tOnsch being
support them The researches of Professors HsnnOh
Brussels Gensonl aud feteqain Of Lyons: Rerzeus and
1rousseau Of Paris have that this men
failure IL owing TO the absence Of Manganese which
Iron, is essential elemen. Of tie blood These PHI,
therefore ssppy important deficiency therapeutics
have cnseQuenty received the appreciation of the Academy
OF Medicine the principal nthc bodies They are
employed with certainty Of against Choros Ie-n
SckHess Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Bosd
regular Menruson and rabe the pills Of iodide
Of iron alone in all anenie seroisous and
tons.
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BY @. DE FFRIET,

Oeice No. So Bienvlle street
SATURDAY, July nth, 1865, at re
- O'Clock at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex.
change Royal street. between Canal
by Public Auction by virtue Of order from Hon John
W. Tn Judge OF the Second District Court Of New or
ieans, dated April tn, 1853 will be 20 d.
LOT OF GROUND With the buildings and improve
msnts thereon suse In the Third District this city 10
the bounded by CAsscalvo SPAIN M0reau and Poet
streets 80 feet front Caacavo by
in depth The buildings and improvements Of two
story slated roo building built in the portion Of the lot
sS TERMs-one half cash. and the balance on credit Of
six and twelve months In secured by
and vendors n divided into coupons and bearing per
cent interest from the until final paw
ment the buildings to be kept insured policy trans
frred TO the documentary executor and in
purchaser will be requr to dve cent attorneys
commissions on the amount recovered which will likewise be
secured by mortgage.
Acts ct sale with u Ipterna Revenue STAMPS ATTACHED
before Octave De Armss, Notary Public purchasers
mems
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A. SCHNEIDER VS. A. RoHFEEiTsCH-NO l6g2.
RY VIRTUE of a writ Of neri nacias
~ 10 me directed, will proc ID 10 SCI a. public
ton, TUESDAY the 18th day Of jay 1868 at 10 O'Clock
a. n. at the corner Of Lasrel and 81 Mary streets
The Furniture and s1eots
red In the above numbered and entitled ctuse
HS- TKAns-Cashi IN %. 3. Treasury Notes.
WIN GORMLY Constable
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C0NSTABLE'S SALES.
H. KATTEN VS.. V. MuNcK.

H. KATTEN VS.. V. MUNCK
DT VIRTUE Of wrti Of neri faeias
ID direct BY the Honorable the six Jusce Court,
In ana iOi the and parish Of Orleans In the
tered csuse, viii proceed sell public auct on.
MONDAY the 18th dsy Of July, 1865 It ~ o'clock
No $50 e. Mary street. between Constance and Laurel,
Fourth Dbtrict-
sixteen G. fins, assorted sizes, a. per inventory
Ia TERss-Cash In U. B. Treasury Notes
WM gORNLY. Constable
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IL. Nos as 2l5 snd 27 Magazine street between Julia
81 Joseph respectfully his friends and the
public generally that be w eonnus the Und-rakng bu id,
ness Of the late Daniel Monroe the win keep
constantly hand an assortment Of Mstac Burial Cases
and C.skss Rosewood Mahogany Slack ranat aud PLATA
Coins Bodies EmselDsd Disinterred and carefully
Shipped Mr. CAREY Will be assisted By Mr. JOHN RAY,
long known in connection with the business.
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SHeRfF'S SALES.

HENRI PIUssAN VS.. AUGUSTA MANNEssIER-
Third District Cont Of New Orleans-No 2L2l2
RY VIRTUE OF writ Of neri nAcIas 20
- directed by the HonOrab the Third District
New Orleans in the above entitled will pro eed TO
sci publc auction, the Merchants Anct nesrs
Exc aDge, Roy al street Canal and CustomhOusa
streets in the Second District Of this city. TUESDAY,
the I'm day OF July, 1868 at II O'Clock the following
TWO CER'AiS LOTS OF GROUND situated IN the
First District OF this city, in the bOu AIDED BY Cana
Philippe Common and Baronne Streets designated Nos
Is and1
LOT No. - measures 26 feet inches Philippe
street, 80 feet inches and lines deep and front side
alley running from Philippe TO Baronne a. feet 10
inches deep the side next to lot No. rs and rs feet wide In
the
70 feet IN depth.
Together With the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized In the suit
p5- TERMs-Cash on the spot.
Said property subject lease expiring the Tn
Of November, 1870 At yeafly rental Of SlfO0,
passed before Abel Dreyfous notary public this city dated
November It'll. 1901
GEO w. AVER
je5I9Jy7 sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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IN BANK UPTOY-ESTATED Of J. MAILLOT
individually membe Of the Firm of. Maillot
Co-Unted States Marshals Ofic-, strict Of
Lou siana, New Uiieans tune q, 1868 - Tnis Is
20 give notice that the 24h dav Of JuLe A. ID. 1865
Warrant IT, BankIIptcy issued the estate OF
j. MeillOt, Of new Orlezns L. the parish Of Or
leans end State Of Louisiana who adjudged bank
rupt his pet tiOu that the payment
OF any dents and delivery ~ any property beon ing TO
such bankrupt to m. for his transfer Of
properly by him oi bidder bv law meeting
of the creditors Of said bankrupt prove their
to choose asgnees Of his estate, will be held
at CO1rt Of Bankruptcy OIb- holden House
Buidins. IN the city New Oresn ouisizna before r.
g. Ptkn, Register, on the Sh day ofJay D. 1865 at 10
O'Clock A N.
No. eO3 y HFRRON
ie27 iyS z. s. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
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MONTGOMERY BROS. g co. SALES.

LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT
Match and Single Horses Elegant Saddle Horses Fns
Work Mules Fine hilch Cows Buggie. Harness. wagons,
ste, etc, ct suction
nv MONTGOMERY BKOa. n o..
y N. koETeoEsRr, AuctionosE.
Onico-r Damp s.rsst
TUEsDAY,July 18th, s8s, 80 II s'eloek A !.
n, o. r. Liners Stables Gravier street, viii sold
Elegant Match Horses
Elegant Saddle Houss
Fine Work Mules.
Fine Mich Cows
Aho-Top and Open Bugges, Harness, wagons.
81 THRxs-ossh In o. g. Treasury Notes
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. g. co.,
K N. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
TUESDAY. July 9TH. Mt II O'Clock a.
their Auction Mart 81 Camp street. will be solo
general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD Fl RNITURK,
such Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedstsads Blu
Ieaus Armoirs. Wsshsands, Mahogany and Walnut fetes
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
Tables Marble Top Sdeboard Extension Tables Velvet and
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses EngraV
ing Paintings Cooking Stoves and UtenEls being tho
contents Of several wsll-furnisbed houses
Also
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood See
Chairs etc
ss-TER~s-cash In .. & Treasury Notes
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OFFICIAL.
DROCLAMATIOE... PROCLA NATION
or QUARANTINE.

proclamation. ..PROCLAMATION
or QUARANTINE.
| STATE LOUISIANA. EXECUTIVE DSPIRrfEsr
| New Orsans. May q, lsls I
WHEREAS An of the Legislature approved March I5
1878 euted An act TO establish Quara tine tie pro
lection q he State provides the Governor Of the State
Hes IT, declaring place where there shall be
heve pest lena cruagious or ia9s disease
be iseeo place and stating the number d.y mar
sntine T. b. BY the vessels their passengers OH
Now therefore in pursuance Of the Provous Of the act
place hereinafter named be Infected aces aod
that vesse togetser with eers crews pa
opVsd my & hsm S Ss aSs RaT' Sus So
.S red os1 sn or os Of RS s. 1t BE room
| ana ,fter the promu gat n Of this proclamation.
will De severely pun he'd II the penalties prsscioed nv
law ed inadequate the pagss oend'rg BE-
LIN cred the military critics t, be
The when hereby declared infect ed as aors
An the ports Of Nicaragua, Central America and port
Given under my hand nd Seal Of the State As above and
the independence of the United states hs
" HAFDY Secretary Of STATE.
COLUMBIAN WORD TEACHER,
AT ST. CHARLEs HOTEL BOOKSTORE
Specimen Numbers Received This Day
FROM THE NEW ORLEANS PsE.s.
DABIsIAN sTYLE-FRENCH RESTAURANT
10 UNION STREET,
Between stChsrss and Csrondee streets PHILIP FOR
GET, Ascent Pficrs 10 suit the times
BktAkFA SI-Ihree choice dishes, with Coffee, sixty
cents
DINYER-soup and choice Dishes with Dessert and
Coffee seventy cents.
CTEwART House,
47s AND $50 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
On the European Plan.
WHEELER 4 STEWART.
ProprietOrs.
M. WHEELER formerly Of Lafarge Hotei; H ?.
STEWART. formerly Of New orleau.
HAV XMAS BRANCH
CORNER CT eRAvIER AND ST CHARLES
Opposite St. Charles HotelJ
REoPENED-A r. CUSTER IN CHAR3E
The rest brards Of LIQUORS and WINES such as Hsw.
ans has set forth tor constantly ha5d Also
EkkEsT TURPIN, WHOLESALE kANUFAC-
IL tureI Of stick Candy Candies ChOcOlate Cream
OrOps Sugar Almonds Rock Candy Juube Paste Gum
nents such 0upids FloSers Gum Leaves hyre-, Dan
Phin Decorated Toys Cossaques Fancy Papers for Cake
STANDS OF Bouquets Ca Fancy Boxes tor Christ
mas and New Year Presents Comucopias, etc Ne 30
% Leves street, between St. Louis and Cent streets New
Orleans, La
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERIcA-FoE.THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE NATTER OF JOHN B. PACKER
NO. "a. In BANKRUPTCY.
PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF NArcHIroeHEs
WITHOUT RESERVE
WITHOUT RESERVE.
BY @. Il. GIRARDEY a. CO.,

BY Q. Il. GIRARDEY 81 CO..
Onice-No IL Exchange P1aca
GATURDAY. July II, 1SSs, Mt IL o'clock
- NJ st the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange
ROy street. city fNew Oreaas viii be sold pursu-
Of order from the Homo able r. H. Dure Judge Othe
District Court Of the United States FOR the District Of Louis
lana dated the 18Th June 1858 and rendered in the above
entitled natter the following described property surrendered
by John Packer in ruptey the benefit Of
the creditors Of said bankrupt tO-wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND OR PLANTATION
situated in the Parish Of Natch,oches State Louisiana
comprised OF the following tracts via; Section "a Township
No q north, Range containing CSC Is 100 acres a
land purchased by said j. Packer sarah L Fisher by
act OF sale OF Dec mber "a ls47 another Tract Of
Land containing 80 being below and adjoining tho
above Tract ssio Tract being e Section "a same
Township and Ran ge and comprising plantation
The above property will be sold with certificate mort
showing thai there mortgages jndg
guarantee
~ 7ERNs-Cssh on the spot In U &. Treasury notes
Act Of sale together with the q. g Internal Revenue
Stamps attached AZ the expense o. the purchaser
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NEW ORLEANS, May Il, 1868.
CaldwsIIs Extract.

Having anayzed this OIL and in my experiments APP
PIFD It MYSELF, recognize that IL Ia of the best
articles the pub c for the
he hair TO Its original color In mony OF which
fix ms signature.
lSignedl FELIX SARON,
Importer OF Human Hair, Southern Emporium
q. n. CALDWELL. Pateutee.
Hotel des Etrsngers, No. l29 Cnartres street
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CALD~ELL's EXTRACT.

An OIL which restores Gray Hair to its original color
No washing 81 the head necessary. For sale by
G. n. MORRISON,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist, NOl2 Magazine st.,
DR. JAMES SYME
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, No. 1879 Canal street.
DR. HASTINGS.
Frugpist, corner Felicity and Magazine streets
And at the Depot Of FELIX SAXON,
No. IA BarOnne street, Canal.