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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

ClRcuIr CoUKT-The intermediate
term of our Circuit Court commences on
Monday next, at which time all business
not requiring Jury will be disposed Of,
The criminal and recognizance dockets
will he called as usual and Justices Oft the
Peace are required to return all recogm-
zanceS taken Oh or before Monday next.
Ii is understood that Judges Ford and
Macrudor will lie in attendance. Their
Honors are now and have been for the
last two weeks on the Bench in Charles
county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

SrEAKER OF THE NEXT lIouSE OF REF
RgsrxrArlyEs. The question rs 70 who
shall be the Speaker Of the next House
of Representatives, is alrealy agitatinG the
Republican party. Mr. Blaine, Of Maine,
Mtssrs. Banks and Dawes, of Massachu
sets, and Mr.. Schenck, of Ohio. are
among those prominently mentioned for
the position.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

EF- Attention is called to the adycr-
tis,mcnt. in another column, of the great
auction sale of Hardware. Agricultural
Implements, &c, at the Warehouse Of j
T. Bartholow, Washington, D. c., which
will continue each day until the whole
stock is disposed of. The stock is of SUI
pericr quality and embraces every yarin
~ of Agricultural Implements. Builders
Hardware. Biacksmi,hs', Wheelwrishts,
Mschipists', Carpenters and Butchers
Teels, &C., &c. The sale is positively
without reserve, and presents = splendid
opportunity for our farmers and all 9TH
er- IL rec Of tLe articles atovo elunega-
ia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

THE FgExpNrS's BURrAr.-AsrceabIy
to Act of Congress. Gen, Howard cNle''
Of the Frcedmen's Bureau, gives notice
that the operations of the Bureau except
ing the educational department and col
lection and payment Of moneys due sol
Jiers and sailors and their heirs from the
the Government on accounts Of military
services, will be discontinued on the 3ls'
day Of December next All officers OF
the military service will be relieved and
citizen agents discharged, to take she';
IN that date, except such a may hcrea;-
~ be DESIGNATED to be retained in the
educationa! department and ior the col
lection AMI payment Of bounti,s and pen
sious.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

YovxG ANEEIcA-This tavorite juye-
nile periodical enters upon its third year
greatly enlarged and improved 1t is de-
oidedly the most varied, aud, in many re-
sptctS. the best Of all the Juveniles, and
we'll rerays the investment Of the small
sum required for its possession \ dia-
gram containing a full-sized pattern fer
cutting out the body Of : Christmas doll
is oneoof the attractions Of the rrosen;
uumter. which Is, otherwis', full Of good
things Subscribe Ter yeU7 teys and
c;.i>, s. 81 pr a9nnm. with : yr1m.-
uniQ rullica::ca o1;-e Is Broadway
: =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03
"H.ILF PO.NL,"
containing
$40 acres more or less.

This farm, now o,cusI jed by the family
Of HE late Henry pyfrr, is clisibly loca-
t,d Immediately on the ratuxeut river.
about til miles from lis mouth, and ~
Improved Iy LAHGEaad COMFORT
ABLE DWELLING HOUSE in frs,
rate condition, Two large Barns Corn
House Carriage House, Stables, and
other buildings necessary to 4 country
residence
IT, addition 10 these, thcre is 4
WHARF with ANEIlOUSE
attached. recently put in GOOD order for
the facility Of travelling and .r,Ighting by
the Patuxout Steamers. Also, LARGE
NEW STORE HOUSE, TWO iOU-
SES for tenants, occupied, and two in pro
cess Of erection Also, select Peach and
Apple ORCHARDS The farm is en-
closed by good and substantial lcncing,
contains an abundance Of TIMBER of
all kinds known in Southern Maryland
for domestic or marketable uses, aud pos
Sc ses unusual privileges for FlSIilNG
and OYSTERIAG
/ TERMS OF SALE, ~ prescribed by
the mortgage, CASH
TNOS II BOND,
Mortgage.
y : BRISCOE,
! Attorney
Dcc 3 lNGS SIS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03
MARRIED

On the 1S.h Of November, by the Rev.
Mr.. Murphy. GEO. G LOhkR to Mss
KATE GARDINER, all Of this com
~.
On the % 4 Of November. hy the t;cy.
Father DeWolf, KENELM tHESEL-
DINE to Miss FRANCIS A. BAILEY
all of this county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

No ExTtA SESSION OF THE LEGlsLA-
,TURE-Gov. Bowie, in letter to the
Hon. James T. Earle, Senator from
Qnecn Annc's county, states that there
is no necessity for ali extra session OF our
Legislature this winter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

\ Frcnrhman, who had been III India,
speaking Of tiger hunts, pleasantly re-
marks when y Frenchman hunts ze
tgare, ali. ze sport is gram, MAGNITUDE.
but, when 1e tigare hunt zc Frcnchman,
Que zere is re very devil to pay =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

CHEZ JUSTICE CHASE DECIDES AGAINST
THE IRo>-CLAp OArH-Chicf justice
Chase decided in Richmond, on Weducs-
day last, that the irou-clad oah should
not be administered to grand jurymcn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

70 live and work, with Paris semp-
stress. Herself ghdy beauty, with 4
singular passion for dancing, she was al
forwards brought up in = dissolute court
where women were despisei and pettied
As playthincs. Here she fell blindly IN
love with two men successfully, and after
a long engagement with one Of them had
been three days broken of ~ hum, she
was suddenly ard against her will drag
ged 70 the altar with man whom she de-
tested so that she screamed with terror
when the ceremony ended, and who cor
daily reciproea,ed the feeling,
During the FIVE years before they final
" parted, they Spent but four months IN
all under the same roof together, and
spent most of that tine in intriguing for
the divorce both desired. She was the
star of the dissolute court of Paris, always
surrounded by the most brilliant and IL
eentious of the young nobility. During
the short time she was in Amsterdam,
her husbands capital, her peculiar lntlm-
acy with the Admiral Eerhuel made her
husband complain, as much as her devo-
ton to Napoleon in Paris. The former
intrigue has become famous, because Lou
is Napoleon Bonaparte, who was born
few months after II, SO strlklnSly resem-
bles the Admiral, both IN person and IN
character while he is not III any respect
ike King Louis of Holland, his mothers
nominal husband.
Indeed, everybody has heard the Par
isian Joke, why was Hortense unqueen-
ed Fer her habit of making counterfeit
LOUISE" Mr. Abbott alone gives no heed
to facts which are as notorious in Paris
as is the dissoluteness of the Prince Of
Wales in London, or that Of Victor EN-
anuel in Florence.
To historians like Mr. Abbott, who re-
solve to disregard all rumors, and to aquit
everybody against whom they have no ie
gal proof, there are certain problems
which are forever insolublc To them
the exlstancc, for example, not only Of
Napoleon III, but Of some Of his most
faithful ministers and friends. must be
profound mystery. To Mr.. Abbott,
Me,srs. the Cocnta Walcwski and the
Duke de Morny have no existence ; for
were not Napoleon and Hortensc chaSte ?
Yet every common history of Europe tells
that the former, 50 long Napoleon Ills
former minister aud most trusted adviser
was one of the unclc's natural sons and
every such history, unless it be printed at
a Napoleonic press, or else written by
Mr. Abbott, says that de Morny the chief
counsellor of the uSurpation, was half
brother of the Emperor, having been born
of his mother Hortcnse in Paris, TO Nap
oleon's Adjutant, Count Flahant III 1871
three years after the birth of Louis Aapo-
leon, and more than three years after she
saw her husband for the last time Bee
ker, Weltgeschichte, edition 1867, vol.
xviii, p. Al, 5l5.)
Mr.. Abbott has devoted his life to the
apotheosis Of strange set of heroes. His
devotion to them is magnificent, but 1t Is
not history.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

our STATE DEBT - ne hHn1pOlS nc
pXblican of a late date furnishes the fol
lowing facts and figures in regard to our
State debt, from which it viii be seen
that. notwithstanding the heavy e1pondi-
lures which were made necessary by the
action of the republican legislatures of 81
and Is, the deb. has not been increased
since the advent Of the democratic party
to power in the State But VIC publish
the article chiefly for the gratifying cx-
hibit il makes of the present financial con-
dition of our State.
We find the exact debt Of the State TO
be S11,712 1870 As, and as an offset to
this debt, she holds stocks for the Sink
ing Fund amounting to 81, 59l 500, Il,
and productive stocks, on which she re
ceives interest or dividends amounting to
20, 547 40 CO. making a total OF stocks
held by the State 81, 1871 979.71, and on
which she receives interest or dividends
amounting to S42S 634 o. or equal to
the interest on 81, l43, 90l,o0 OF her
debt. which deducted from her entire
debt, will leave s., sos 2Ss 80, on winch
she has to provide interest
AS a further Offset to this debt of ST.
sos. 2SS 95-on which she has to provide
the isterest-she holds unproductive $ ocks
and balances due by accounting officers,
amounting to $50 Col 926 Sc, which, If
put on the market, would realize IN round
numbers, at the lowest figures, $40, 1000
000 90.
Therefore, we can safely say, our State
has no debt, hut on the contrary, holds
stocks sufficient, if put in the market, to
not only pay her entire debt, but leave IN
the Treasury d SUI plus Of five and half
millions. Thus W. will see that the debt
Of the State has not been increased since
she asccudency OF the Democratic party to
power in the State, although, there has
been paid for the purpose Q. carrying gu;
the faith OF the State. which was Piled g"d
by the Republican Legislatures of 1864
and 1865, for .bountics, in round mum
bcrs, So 900 ,0Q0. 90, in addition to which,
the State has extended to our suffering
oretneren OF the South, ass stance amount
ing to $3.50 900, and each year expends
for the purpose Of educating her children
in round numbers 500, 600, and to the
old and infrm soldiers Of the war OF lol-
aud 1914, an annual assistance Of Sl00,-
. 600 is rendered.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03
SkNkER7S FREEHOLD
and
INDIAN BRIDGE,
1872 Sd acres.

more or less -
These lsnds lie near The Cnftor Fac,o-
~. arc Il go,d soil II 4 III 4 fair s:a,c-ot
Improvement They have comfortable
aud convenient buildings ard con>iderA-
lie timber upon them.
The location is very desirable jnscvcrv
respect and. 10 n person desiring
>ma farm, 10 better opportunity to Iug-
chase can he offered
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-12-03

Dee ; 1868 Is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02

HgHArog HENDRICKS seainsto be one Of your
model DSnorratic office seekers, being q
tho present time candidate for Governor, SsOsS
.,os sd President
Hia chance for ons OF the three 10 rathesbst-
ter than that Of our neighbor, the chronic csn4i
date Who run for three oalcss It once on the
Whis ticket, with no better thow than he he's
nov for Congress.
e 4eas aS6 lspk silks, 4 i Mid ,spd % -,
sst6ipatily hey - akts ,sbsscs shseosbei dsncs
Of the triple candidacy By orr eotempoary
and the Democratic Senator. Hepdrisks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02

GoyKRsoR MoaTos, of Indiana, is cos
s..:.,ssii. b. the return Of his diseass, in it,
worst sspecss, = 9-:. Nashinston and retire
to the quiet Of bis hod!s IT ns.r,asent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02

r
sss<sfs - CARR, We think - 1hh1A sltkb, u
The matter nor 70 b suggested - Is our wont
80 - most pSyt, and o. hasi ~ 1uts
=. - sanr years, yoa viii ok. q ~
q 49, 9e use 9. - aQiag I'D ssoS-
p'0s' Apa, eo"'o'. ana a'eccm'ofso o. ----.l7
j Arx 49, .v1s ~. p,sa1ss .gs
49,. - nae 0ssn cnans'l
g ~sS.. = so'o''y quo .ovn o cnHs4
- 49, '' o. .'ve' s ~ =
- 1870 100
2. ,sees o. - mo-, NO - Ien, ana sissr a'!'
$3.50 e pau .iase ovasl1s
s sa's -. wsssr snd 'sne soss1. yaAs Ne aem
e'.es 3. 80 - sesofee 'ees ne sss s syss q
nan anf 1aaeAe' aads 80 I'D - sshah -
- o'nueftp''y. eEAo eos4e1 ne wo<aa. sill
aa p9Sl'A1gne ous = 70 e1s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- aniassse s'ii = . es.ssssss or soda
49, 49, ,eEkoins 9 ALI y i - -
- = can sIaJ . home ana - = rsnt
enpss snAn - neS-nsybap thaA - wanl
% 1nov, ns' care w. ios no hves q ~
Pssasseses q .sssss that - serAAeess, slncp
. - nave lesinea NO proper eess sef the hvsS
Aao e1pes'ences q those " Know. hRte
.ee $3.50 o. nsids' o. grass Or flowers, o.
hal4 - 49, Z ~ essy -eusiozs5; i
. : .n.me g = II - voeid make fhen'
ousseesa1fs' aes veil shass - 'aadssd ny
voooa' ana nelas' and grass, and flowers, ard
oa''dinss ana ~ ~ dsssf There Il much
4nsfs fss -aa.eernsd. q nvslisEg says kmsr-
49, ~ 'eQi RFsdxes p9s ns& Joame5s
A.vef to ~ The iadidsrsnce Of places.
q, ,aa question hin farther b a1s,
e,;,;o, - .an' Of ,sK. culture fhas tus SUPER
n 1SxlSrns ing retains =, isc,nat'pn 4 ~
usRQ11ll -. q mt ny css IL
~ n Y se 1e6pos' : seree
es.nes e g sl.d e to regret
snas ve no cnnossty savs &
mea. .a 80 aayvsers 70 sse
: man, on1 ! Wooidn't, 4 followed ny
bent 60 aay~here % sec anything else. i
snai 90 % Wv Tort, AND Il ! don't zee and
near henry Ward Bescher, ! would have
Gather ssa1sd IN my ssnctam. wouldn't
49, pcesv ssos 80 13yilsosso f 0siae c.
sfa' rAfls Or hasssfi@ os Astor Places. Or
sqoeopetsf 6 sessssses o. esuscdse. or monn-
sl e mesennss aad ~ bio vless
Wnsts me crowd rssort. ! shall 80, to be
sssss s1e snsA : - Nv Agse epss, cad =,
pencil sharpsnsd, - shall tsll you Of il I'll;
oos a0less 5ca. dssr u1rf, have moro cari~
< ess5 on ms scefe shan sooEselts It will be
uss1 enserta'nuent Ne shall give you.
y lsso'srs StSney smith lktn-
N V@aQ9t ~ 40oter - Q steam gnaso s3u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02

|, sTAx Republicans e AeEkani sessnty, Dlt'
mn. II thds nssat GR JsstioA ~ other
dAy, appointed delegates to the Congrsssional!
Convention. and instructed them IN favor u
]. i. Turner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02

A GREAT many Democrats, ike John Pstit,'
Of indiana, would rather trust Gen. Grant in
The Presidential chair than Salmon r. ChasB.
they prefer an bopest, able, straightforward
soldier to : whiting, sbntlins political trick
sisr and Psss.dsntisl speculation IN ofiaisl
patronage By anticipAtio1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02

A MrIArro. By the nar,s Of Brsckihffdy
an ex>slaye Of John c., and son also, nR
doubt, b ~ssnmping N de Soa,h tof Dc pAH
ocstie part,. .xas 4Atf'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02
WANTED. AGENTS. /. =. ..s. 20 : :s.e,,

V9Sxe. N12Ie hAn thU
IlrR0vtp cONNoN sENsE - NILr sEWINu II.
oqGAb. yhis 0.cnine Will Glitch, her, fell tus - quit.
81 bud b I'D AID embrcder IN mott ,xsfsof mAnan
will pav slto any machiss inst viii sew strong-
or bautiial or more els tic -sam tfsn ours Il
mskss the .Riss.ia Loci stitch Eytfg sec0sd glitch
ca - -, aud still tho essth csn,sf hp pulled apart
vssoOut tearing It. We paw Agsn from So e9oo
month and expsns<a, or commits non fro hch twice
that amnunt can be m ado Address SkCOMb CO,
Ritssbuis al, Pa, or nuston Mas
Caua1oM..-Do not be imposed upon by other parties
pAlming on worthless easf-ron machnrs. upder the
otherwise Oirs l. tbs only genuine aaA
really practical cheap machine manufactured
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02


us - ~ = A. selseto., = $3.50. .,.,,.,1.
{ 81. 49, ss..u 3. 4. q. s - r..-s
s48 yxn Il or Or U0Il.l0i
-'...sn.es 10 :. -,
- y 0e0y ~ - tv1l-Oos Of ~ th1lo~N1
aElas1ss N: Desstss crss psttsvs Nncy sosSgsa -
1900, ~ II. Iurksy .osooso alss., z 3Ar sASsT
~, sRsA s!sA9sss lsta.s sssss rasssn, honey cs1
u O1eAttY eeshass kelta e44 80 1attsf.s tsAtt'
- gsays cesaa 9oss u z Rssaey s1vss 49, se.see
o1eesf - mf1ec 49, &1H 3e&AnAf eaN0r. o.
- epie1 pssa = ~ vcsess
80 s,n,s ~. ~. 49, s1 si
TSf9sS n 3rH Vr1Ss3 Eosk ~ = srisN2 dSsk, g.
u. bsioss q shirt. ~ issssysls ~ bss,oue
q rt.A yiglp 4nd ~, appts ssa Jschet, nj n
~ Doll p l1le vofT Rtpe cHt<st 1sstsy ~
ss -. s 80 ~ s1a .'. = sssss
s:sss Hr 1ssrf ool I'd sipsss drs. pst.ssn. por
IA a . patssen oas pegs II AehsA ~ ewa sne+
a. 81 ravsd silver pAIxd .otfis vhia1 s.esos, w
~ sashm-sssaf pantS sndvs Dsttfr. sxts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02

ANTED-AGESTs-ss0o per month the ear
w reand or csria;afy OF ss1Oto S10eo por mon ID
to those having little capital Wa xuaYanty abovs
u0uihiy salssy 1. saed, active sesnts II their
honss xssTy agent. f.rn-r. ssrdanef planter m 4
fruit sro~ North ard south ,od Sesd At efcs for
payttcslass pisse.. cab or addnp
). AHKARN & co. 6s Second st Baltimore, Nd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02
5 T. A r e M Is n T
9th. Can 'taon ar~ss.
American Life Insurance
TRUsf COMPANY
q
r u ] = a . / - u -,
On TIE arrt sy u Jasmcry lscs made 10 he Auditor u
he STATE Of Ioiea.

csrIal stscf, fully ps,d mp $50 900 90
AssAfs..
Cash 3, hand. IN hAnk, and In hands Of
1ssI E.tst- irtsag a-.... ......., laT III 70
ronfs snd stncbs ned By The CJmpaay.. cass4I 10
Drttt. amply cired-....... 12s SCI f5
D.bts u r issnns. $51I5S ~
y hsr Es uris ~ II 4&i 81
ti,poI.23i 50
EAsuiIlHs
lo~sss. just and not due. 600 %
All ofs er Claims, Trust fu: ds 3a4,7 61 II
Great 81 snsount Insured In any risk $4,000 90
AUD TOES ORfIux,
DM Mo7rEs, Iowa June 9Th, 1868.
HHsaEAs, The Amer Lie t1.irapc- and Trnst
soni4ny located 1t Plitsd pia In the tate OF Penn
SLY Ais has filed IN jas Off swnn STAT .ment Of
its candita le day q Jan 1893, IN xecad-
.ncs with the lTas. aiens ~ AT Of inc al
..els e the s,.'s 81 s approved J.nuar, sss
1851 ant Al Act Amerdstory th-rst .pproysi
oh. 1865; aud whereas, sail statee saws thst lid
fnsnran forpauy II ssesse ftha fe1n
If .spita inyrsted r.arst by said A'ts Thereto r.
Stat, d, hereby GRITTY III said tnsn Company
State by agents prrptrly appointed snd author
acknowledge service Of process on lshsH cf sud
Company ss rscnr ~ aid Acts until the 3i.t day Of
J.nss,y.4 ILL
In stimtny whereof have hi into sui s.r.b d nv
anne, aad ahAsi the sal OF my on 81 The aud date
abuve written. JOIN ELI TT,
Auditor az State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02

vluEGAR.-pRUDsINa1 csLRBR ArRD CIDER
vlND0AR, warranted pars. and TO prsservs pickles
rst PrsAiun Asa1sd a the q =. Pair, nliaos stass
Fair ~ Chicago CITY rsrl Largest vosAsof the kind
= the Unitsd 1tst-.
CHAH. g. T. P1USSING.
apae6eeaDa Is 1soAsAl laAsst. CAioaeo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02
MEDICAL ILLUMINATION !

RoaR Magnncepsiy lllu trsfed Medical Book. ccp-
tsiufDS JnportAat Physiological fnfrmsfion f,r Nsn
and Womsu s~ut fro. receipt Of - cf ~ sddr.ss.
ting Dk John vANuEHFOui4 No. - Clinton Plaza,
n Y City
HtRAWFORD'A Stump ard Rock Extractor and
~ Elevator perfected. 6e6d for circular. a. Craw
ford, warren, Ne.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02

- fATUaiE4 UOaarsPOsDr1Ck.

- ~ ytslre If Cy~csax Curt
J0lft b. DsafMk. Of aenss .CSsssy.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-01-04
s. State of LOuisiHWN. &
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
1arnA of d. James. Y
T. Ylioroso + all, &
J. ViNaruso &. ais.

Byrvirtue Of a sente nee Of Partition 10 me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth Mdiciat'
District Couti, Parish Of Saint James, in the
above entitled case, l will offer at public sale
and auction, on the premises, ON THURSDAY
the 9th JANUARY. 1868, at 10 o'clork A.
NJ, the following property, 10 effect a partition
between The parties To the above suit, 10 wit:
10. A ,rac, Of la;,d cultivated as a Sugar
Plantation, situated in the Parish Of Saint
James. on The right bank Of the Mississippi
river, at abou, 81 miles above the civ of
New Orleans, mrasnrin. SIX arpen,s and one
ih'rd. mote NJ te-s, front on said river, by
eighty arprnls, more o, less, IN depth, closing
in the rear. bounded above by the property
Of Ursin lel'Puf and below by ,ha, Of los.
NhtavaSo, together wlth The Sugar House,
en2ine, buildings ard improvements thereon
aud thetenn,o belonging. with III" reservation
Of "A small dwelling house ard on, build.
ings belunaing ln -U1anip. II {. e.
90. \ lot of sixteen mnies. one horse. one hull,
four carts, and a 10, of plonyhs. harness. a
large assortment, Of farming utensils, and a
lot rf iuruitulc, s]iIvelwate and other movable
effects.
Terms anI Conditions.
The movable, mules, &C., payable Cash on
the spot The land payable one third cash,
one third in one year and one third Two years
from III. date of sale Purchasers IN fDrui>h
their notes IN coupons with good aud solvent
srcnri,y bound in solid. made payable a, til"
office OF The Recorder Of III, Parish of Saju,
James. and bearin. eight per cen, interest per
anann from maturity until tinal payment and
secured by vendors privilege and special mort.
gage wIllI the pact d. non nlt nando. = Said
vendors privilege and mortgage 10 ensure TO
the benefit nt any and all future holder or
holders of said nntes.-The Cash paid and The
noics furnished by said purchasers 10 remain
in The hands of the Sheriff ct the Parish of 81.
James, snbi"c, In the con,rul and 10 The far
,it-t order of the Fuulih Judicial Distlic, Cont.
Parish of Sam, james The Cash to be paid
in legal currency.
s. THEREOF,
Sheriff.
Parish Of 81. James. 2Sth December, 1861.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES..
Stat. Of LOMistasaa.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Surcessions and Community Of the late
Nlcow Aime and Josephine Roman

The State and Con,t aforesaid:
To Mrs. AmeIie Fotiier wfe If Edonard Ro.
man, and her said husband. residing in the
Guy Of New Orleans. and to the Creditors and
all parties concerned:
Whereas Flurent For,ier, of this Parish, adj.
miniSlralor Of the above Estates. has filed in
this Con., his final Account of Ad!ninis,ta
lion Of The said Succession> and Community
PRAYING for The homologation OF the same and
his discharges:
You are notified. and public notice is hereby
given 10 all and each of yon, Ia show cause in
in the Office of The CIe,k of This Court, AT he
Cour' House Of said Parish, why he prayer Of
said petitioner should not bp granted.
Witness, the Hon. 4. BnAuvAls,
l.. S. Judge Of our said Court, this 2slh day
~ Sot December, 1867.
T. S. GAUDET, Clerk.
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Fiat dc In Louisiana.
C0ur du Quatrieme District Judiciairc.
PAROlSSE Sr-JACQUES.
SUGGESTIONS Ell Communauie de fru Talcom
Aime ct Josephine Roman.

L'Eiat ei la Conr %snsiits:
a Mime Annette Forrier, iponse d'Edouard
Roman, ct son dit mar, d"micrtias en- la willie
de- la Nonveilc Orleans, e, aux Creanciers e.
Z TONS ceuX y interessas:
Attendo que Forent Forli"r, de ceitc Pa
rnls.e, Administrator DIES Snsdi,es Sucressions
Ell Communicate, a enlias-e Ell ce,,e Cour son
comrte d Administration des dites Sncces>ion>
=, Communicate, iemanaant thomologaiion di-
celni Ell sa decl'arge:
Vo"s e'es notifies, ct avis public vons est, par
ces ~presen,es, drnne a lnus ct i chacnn DE- vonS
davo'r d deduirc, par ecrit, hans,ren,e jon,sde
ce'le date, au Bnrean dn Grefier de ce,,e Cour.
a Ia Mai>on de Cour de la dile Paroi-~e, les raj
sons pour 'esquelles il ne serait pas fai, droIt d
la demande dn dit pe,',ionnaire.
~ Temoin, lHon. K. BEAUVAIS.
L." s. iJnge de no're ditr Conr, &c wig, Lui
L. )tieIne Jour tie Decemhrr, 1867.
I S. GAUDET, Gr.tTi-r.