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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-10

WRen you get a good thing Keep IT,"
may be a good maxim, but it is a sell
fish one, and we don't endorse it. We
have found a good thing and intend to
tell all we know about it, so as to re-
.ceive the thanks of our friends. Those
that grow hungry betimes should
wend their way to the famous st.
Charles Restaurant, corner OF Jeffer-
son and Second streets, kept by Mr..
Kingdom, one of the best caterers to
the palate We wot of. His handsome
dining hall is open day and night,
and for fifty cents one can get q superb
meal. This restaurant Is centrally
located, largely patronized by travel
ers and persons from the country,
who do not wish to put up at a hotel,
and it Ia useless to say the business
increases daily. Attentive assistants
are at all times ready to wait upon
patrons, and as we speak by the card
our word may be depended upon.
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FOR WHITE RIVER
Speed, Safety .as eomsort---Enlost Lins.

Memphis and White River .. 3. Mail Packet,
For Helena. Frisr's Point, pevail's Blun,
Little Rock, Hot Springs, Searcy, Des
Arc. Augusta and Jacks0nport-
LEGAL TENDER-.-.John D. Elliott, MASTER
This dfst-class side-wheol pas ~
sengers steamer viii leave as a5oveA
EVERY TUESDAY, at s o'clock pm
Connects with steamer Monie 0ratz fer all
points on Upper White and BLACK rivers.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
Promenade and Jefferson Sts-, opp. Landing.
angel
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has
Die Modenwelt, Leslie's, Demorest,
Peterson, GOdey's Lady's Magazine,
Harper, Galaxy, Lippinc0tt, New Ec-
leetic for September, besides a host of
other sporting, phunny, rural, lite
rary, police, scientific, Irish, German
and French weeklies, Chicago, st.
Louis, Louisville, Nashville and New
York dailies, stationery, etc., etc.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and St. Louis .. S. Nail Line
FOR HICKMAN. coLUABUs. CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS

ONE Of the Compsny's ne Pas IT.
" senger Steamers viii leave asEs@
follows:
JULIA, MONDAY. Sept. 9, ats pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS, TUESDAY, Sept. rs pm.
BELLE 81. LOUIS. THURsDAY, sept. 9, JPN.
MARBLE CITY. FRIDAY, Sept. 10, at 5 pm.
CITY OF CAIRO, SATURDAY. Sept II, at5p.m.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and 81.
Lonis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket once, 2S Main
street. FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
SAN c. WEAvER. Ticket Agent sep5
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United States MaIl---FOr Vicksburu.

ONE Of the Compauy's Gne Pas- IT.
enger steamers will leave onaGz
the following days, making an Way Land
ings between Memphis and Vieksburg:
MARBLE CITY SATURDAY, sept 4. at 5 pm.
RUBICoN, MoNDAT, Sept. 8. at pm.
LUMISARY, SATURDAY, Sept. II. at SPIN.
JULIA. MONDAY. Sept u. at JPN.
Freight receiveda az the St Louis wharfboat.
sci FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
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MEMPHIS. SsptembG ., 1853.
Subscribers and Others viii please take no
tice that T. /. Wilbur qste manager At thts
point u ne lenSsr In eur employ.
sSk E-o. Dun &c,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Lady Gay passed up from New
Orleans on her way to st. Louis.
This, with the departure of the Belle
st. Louis for st. Louis, summed up
the river business of the day.
The G. w. Cheek leaves for Friar's
Point this afternoon, Capt. Malone in
command. She runs like a clock, and
always up to time. Charley and
John Smither are clerks.
The Natoma from White river, and
the City of Cairo from st. Louis will
be in port to-day. They return from
whence they come tomorrow after
noon.
The MoIlie Able left New Orleans
on Tuesday. She is due this evening.
The Commonwealth left on Wednes-
day. The Alaska is to leave to-mor-
row.
The elegant steamer, Great Repub-
lie, will pass down to-day at 4 pm,
for Vicksburg and New Orleans. She
is famous as the most sumptuOus
packet afioat. Capt. w. B. Donald
son is again in command, and will be
welcomed by many warm friends.
The Fairy Queen will pass down to-
day on her way to White river. Capt.
Ellis commands.
1t will be seer that Capt. HardWick
intends to put the Hambleton into the
Memphis and Osceola trade as 8 regu-
lar semi-weekly packet.
The fine steamer Guidon, handsome
as a bride, redolent with paint and
handsome furniture, carpets, etc.
leaves to-day for Little Rock and way
points on the Arkansas. CLAY Rice
will retain command, and Messrs.
VIM. Morrison and Sam Wood 60 in
the Office. The Guidon makes close
connection with the packets for Fort
Smith. She is in every way a splen-
did packet and will astonish her old
admirers along the Rackensack.
The Cora 5. came in last night from /
the Ohio river with q splendid trip of
freight. She will go back tomorrow
evening.
The Coosa was burned opposite Gin
cinnat Wednesday. She was insured
for $4,000.
The Marble City Is the st. Louis
mail packet for this evening at 5 n.
VIII Dill, on the wharfboat, Is her
passenger agent.
The Luminary passes down for
tomorrow afternoon.
The Wharfmaster was ordered to 70
Asvs the whsrfheats yesterday. He
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Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet Comp'yA&
SUMMER
United States Nail Line.

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PkssEY-
Il ger bosts Of this line leave Memphis TOR
Little Rock a. follows:
OZARk..------.---H. B~LA1sDELL. Master
Mondays, at 5 o'clock PM
W A. CALDWELL.--.Rube Haynes master
Fridays, ats O'Clock pm.
Making close connections az LITTLE ROCK
with splendid coaches for the CELEBRATED
HOT SPRINGS and with the following pack
eta, which leave Little Rock Mondays and
ThGTdays, ats o'clock pm:
AMERICAN. ----L Levi Chapman, Master
Master
Thus making two trips a week nom LITTLE
ROCK through TO FORT rt
T,rowuh h37T.. ~ TadFDu ~ = g. e-afoLf O.,
and nom New Orleans, Memphis, St. Louis,
Louisville sDd Cincinnati D aEllL
Freights delivered al destination, at RIl
stages Of the river, without storing OF other
Any persons desiring 70 ship by this line
from the North, East or West 70 any point on
the Arkansas river, hould have their goods
ER PACEET COMPANY" at Memphis nj a4
Front street, Mosby Blook.1 Those shipping
from New Orleans o consign to Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company"
Mouth of White River.
On or about the LIST OF September, the
Steamer ". A. Caldwell will take her place
in the Line, leaving on Wednesdays, making
= tTi-weekly line. -
The above company are now building two
new boats for the Arkansas river, which VIII
be finished about the 18th September. thus
securing to their patrons q reliGble trl-week
y line IN high or low water.
JOHN .. ADAMS, President
7. a. KENDIG, Agent
anil once SN Front street, Mosby Block.
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For Arkansas and Texas.

TRAvELERs OR EMIGRANIS going 10
ii Arkansas or Texas should cross ths river
atthts point on steamer
master
10 Cheeks Landing. Four miles OF land
travel saved. Boat makes four trips daily.
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II. WADE d Co., 297 Main street,
call the attention OF merchants and
book-keepers to their large and choice
stock Of Blank Books, Writing Paper,
Envelopes, etc.
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THE Belle Memphis" one Of the
most popular saloons in the city, will
to-day make a new bid for public
favor, and spread, from l0to12o'clock,
a magnificent lunch. Remember the
place" Belle Memphis," II Adams
street. A, BOHMs, Prop.
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TEE German National Bank Of this
ity sells foreign exchange on all the
principal cities Of Europe at New
York rates.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
etc, OF Wiggans 4 Thorn, Manufactur-
es, 20 Main street, Clay Building.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list of letters
remaining In the Memphis P~ostofice
and not delivered by carriers yester-
day:
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The Agricultural Fair, to meet here
the 18th of October next, offer hand
some premiums for samples of tobacco
of the several ~grades-in addition to
which the following correspondence is
published;
.MEMPHIs, TExs,, August 81, 1869.
E. Ensley, Esq, President Agricultural
Association:
Sir: The Board of Tobacco Trade of
this city offer, through your Associa-
ton, the following premiums: For
the best hogshead of shipping leaf to-
bacco 500. For the best hOgshead of
manufacturing leaf tobacco 500. For
the second best $500 and for the third
sos. The tobacco to be, in every case,
exhibited through some member of
this Association, and to be of Tennes-
see, Kentucky or Arkansas growth.
Respectfully, yours,
j. w. DICKINSON,
President Board of Tobacco Trade.
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II. WADE & Co., 297 Main street,
keep on hand all the Books used In
the Public Schools, and sell them at
small advance on their cost, for cash.
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RALLYI
RALLY /
RALLY

WANTED TO HIRE.-A Spring Wagon.
" LUNN 4 NALLON,
Rao GI Main afraaf
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A. E. FARMLAND sells twenty-five
boxes OF Tobacco, this morning at 10
O'Clock, for account of United States
Marshal.
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Twenty-Five thousand dollars to
oan on collateral at Bob Grindrod's,
43 and Al Beal street. Ellen Grindrod,
proprietor.
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FOR osCEoLA.
Independent PASSENGER Packet.

For Brsdly's, Pecan Point, Richardson Land
ing. Randolph, Fulton and O>eeola.
THE new and splendid passen- r.
Il ger packet HAMILTON, W.2E
e Hardwtck, Master; Frank GonfeTnlan.
Clerk, Will leave for above and intermediate
landings, commencing Tuesday, Sept. 18th,
and lea wing Memphis every Tuesday and Fri
day, at 5 o'clock pm. This boat was pur-
chased expressly for the trade, and will run
the year round, and viii guarantee the ship
pers TO do their business with promptueSs
and dispatch. The captain will give his per-
sonaI attention TO 1lling OF orders.
For freight or passage apply 10
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
R. WALT & Co, Bradley Block
sel0 MARTIN WALT 500. ~ Fronts ST.
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BILLS of Exchange on ali the prin-
cipal cities of Europe for sale in sums
to suit at First National Bank, No. IA
Madison street.
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MONEY
Its Uses---Necessity for the Adolf
ton of the Usury Laws.
An Example Worthy Of Emulation
and that Should be Adopted.

From a friend who has had an eX-
tended experience in monetary affairs,
and whose views are in perfect accord
with our own, often expressed, we
have received this letter, for which we
find g. place this morning, In the hope
that it will attract attention, and elicit
such response-favorable and other
wise--as will lead to some action In
the premises by the Constitutional
Convention, that zee expect, and the
DcopAs expect will meet at an early day
in i870,-in January OF February, at
farthest. Here is the letter:
MEMPHIS, September 9, 1869.
Editors Appeal: Knowing so well
that YOU take much interest in advo-
eating any and all measures that you
think will rebound to the interest of
this CITY and State, l take the liberty
of enclosing you a copy Of the interest
law, passed in 1867, land now in fOrce,)
by that State so well known to our
citizens as having accomplished, by
dint of her wise counsels, that great
feat of building upon almost a barren
rock one of the WealthleSt ana
most prosperous commemorative ever
known since the commencement of
time-I mean good old Massachusetts,.
Although our citizens, as a people,
have no particular tOndneSs for the
old commonwealth still in all mate
rial measures, both in State and ma
tiOnal matters, her interest has al
ways triumphed, and in all matters
where our SelfintereSt Is concerned
our people will do well to pattern
after her. If the statute book Of Ten
nessee was to-day graced with an in
terest law, so full of good common
sense and commercial wisdom, you
would no longer hear the cry that the
st. Louis, Louisville or Cincinnati
merchant, with his superior money
facilities. was taking trade right from
our very doors. Our Memphis mer-
chants are as active, intelligent and
talented as you can find the world
over; but to maintain the immense
trade naturally and properly belong
ing to this city, il requires money,
and money in abundance, and this we
will V have in sufhciency until
a usuFy Laws are wiped from the
statute books. Whoever will accom-
plish this legislation viii nave done
more for the material prosperity OF the
city of Memphis than any one has
heretofore done, and more than all
the new railroad, packet line and
barge line schemes will ever do.
Open wide the gates, as Massachu-
sets has done, and allow our people
TO rent their money to the highest
bidder, a they do their houses
and all and every other species
Of property, and you will never
again hear of an insuffieiency Of
currency to supply all legitimate
wants of commerce. Money will flow
in from all sections, and in a short
will seek a level as all other COM
mOdities do, and then you will have
as cheap money as the more favored
Memphis will then be enabled to ex-
tend its trade to at least double its
present territorial limits.
All usury laws, 1 apprehend, are
legacies from an age long back
in the past, when mankind had but
poor ideas as to the wants of COM
merce. BANKER.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Regular and White River Packet-For De-
Walls Bluff and Little Rock.
FAIRY EIis master
This elegant and swift passen- -
ger steamer viii leave Is above Z
THIS DAY, 10th inst. at lu am.
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent.
SelR TX Madison street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR HALE's POINT. ~

HALE's POINT TRI-wEEmY PACKET.
COMMENCING ON OR ABOUT TIE FLF-
TENTH OFSEPTRABER.
THE Memphis and 81. Louis r.
4 Packet Co. viii run their dneE~
side-Wheel Passenger Steamer, ST. JO8EPH,
between Memphis and Hsisis Point, feaEtng
Memphis Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening, at 5 o'clock returning. will leave
Hale's Point Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, Al Y o'clock m, arriving 81 Memphis
early the following morning.
HENRY ". SMITH, President.
FILM. CALyERr Superintendent. W
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GET YOUR ICE at Charley n. Mar
TINS, No. 81 Jefferson street. Freed de-
livery.
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MASSACHUSETTS INTEREST LAW o.
1867 NOW IN FORCE.

Section l. When there is no agree
ment for a different rate Of interest
of money, the same shall continue to
be at the rate of Sc upon 500 for a
year, and at the same rate for a great
er or less sum, and for a longer or
shorter time.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be lawful to contract
to pay or reserve discount at any rate,
and to contract for payment and re-
ceipt Of any rate of interest; provided,
however. that no greater interest than
six per centum per annum shall be re-
covered in any action, except when
the agreement to pay such greater
rate of interest is in writing.
Sec. 3. Sections three, four and five
of chapter fifty-three Of the General
Statutes, and all acts and parts of acts
inconsistent herewith, are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. 4. This act shall not affect any
existing contract or action pending,
or existing right of action, and shall
take effect on thefst day of July next.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
~ 81 Company. anI7
white R1ver Limo

THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT r.
Passenger Packet will leave-Z
Memphis every SATURDAY. ats O'Clock pm:
Making close connections al DeVau's Blun
with the railroad for Little Rock, aDda AZ Jack
Souport with the steamer OLLIE 9RATE for
all points on upper White and Biack rivers.
The above Company nOw have In course OF
construction a magnineenr sfde-wheei steam
er for this trade, which viii be completHd on
or about re LIST OF October, when she viii b
put IN the line us the Saturdays packet. the
Natoma taking Thursday. should, however.
boat put in on Thursday, until the compile
ton ~ the new boat.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President
7. A. KENDTG, Agent,
augli S4 Front st. Mosby Block
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NOTICE.

EOR the better accommodation r.
4 OF shippers and the traveilngS~
public, the MEMPHIS And kTYKR
PACKET COMPANY viii run the steamer
OZARK BlaIsdel Master
In White river, leaving here on TUESDAY,
September sth. st 5 o'clock m for JACK
soSPORT and all intermediate landings, and
runninZ In connection with the
steamer Nstoma until the completion Of the
steamer R. p WALT. now nearly finished,
and being built expressly for the trads.
JOHN %. ADAMS Presf.
7. A KENDIG, Agent,
sci Odfce 80 Front street.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAT
GREAT REPUBL tc-....Nsw Orleans I pm.
GEO. w. CHEER--.,.v Friar's Point 5 pm.
GUIDOE ...,,,.-.....-Arkansas river 5 pm.
FAIRY QUEEN--....-..,.W White river 5 pm.
MARBLE CITY.--~~"-~.-.St. Louis 8 pm.
Steamer Belle st. Louis, st. Louis.
Lady Gay, New Orleans.
Cora s., Cincinnati,
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Lady G ay, s.. Louis.
Belle st. Louis, st. Louis.
Ozark, white river.
IN PORT.
Steamer Guidon,
RiVERs WEATHER AHo BUSINESS.
MEMPHIS GAS WORKS, September 9.
The river declined 8 inches in the
last "a hours. 1t stood q feet 10
inches below the high water mark
of 1867 this morning.
CaAs. GOODWIN.
The weather yesterday was genial
and pleasant. Business at the landing
was exceedingly dull and uninterest-
ing. The Ozark left with a splendid
trip of freight and passengers for
White river.
LoUIsvILLE, September 9.-The
river is rising with three feet five
inches in the canal There Is a coal
boat rise at Pittsburg.
NASHVILLE, September 9.-The
weather iscool. The river is stationary
with thirteen inches on Harpeth
shoals.
New ORLEANS, September g.
Arrived: Olive Branch, st. Louis.
Departed: Pauline Carroll, for st.
Louis.
CAIRO, September 9.-Up: Belle
Memphis, 10 am. Down: Great Re
public 4 pm; City of Cairo, 7p.m.
The river fell two inches, Weather
clear.
CINCINNATI, September Ode
parted: Edinburg. The river is rising
with six feet three inches in the
channel.
ST. LOUIS, September 9.-The river
Is falling at this point.
Arrived: Julia, w. r. Arthur,
Belle Memphis. Departed: louisiana,
McGill and Stonewall.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Regular New Orleans Packet-For VicksburQ.
hatcher and New Orleans.
master
This elegant passenger steamer IL
will leave is above E~
THIS DAY. 10Th inst. at pm. -
RICHARD w. LGHTBURNE, Agent,
selU Nc. Jefferson street.
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Memphis and Cincinnati Packet ompany
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
COftA King, master
TINS elegant anu swift steamer r.
will leave a. above N
FRIDAY, 10Th inst, ct 5 pm.
LARRY HAAASTAD, Agent,
sep5 No. ~ Madison street.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-02-13
St. Charles College, Grand Co.
teHHs.

We learn from the N. O. papers that this
institution is to reopen under the most ia
vorable auspices. The destruction Of the
buildings offspring Hill College, near Mobile,
a Catholic institution of learning Of great
reputation, has resulted in the temporary
closing of that institution. But the parents
and guardians of the students, are now no.
tilted that the latter may be tranSicrrd to
St. Charles College, to which the directors
and professors have been transferred. 1t is
an i'll wind that blows luck to nobody.
While VIC regret the loss of the Mobile
College, we rejoice that We are to receive
such an accession o~flearning and experience
to orr W institution. Grand Cote,n is
one of the most beautiful and salubrious
spots in Louisiana. The College buildings
are commodious, well ventilated, ornamental
TO the town, and overlook extensive and
beautiful pleasure grounus. With the
natural advantages of the place. the fine
accommodations for students, and the able
corps of professors from Sprig Hill, the
College of St. Charles at Grand Coteau
ought to be one of the most fourishing in
situations of Learning in the Southern
Country.
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Ordinance

Levying a Tax on the Parish of St. Landry
for the service of year 1868.
ARTICLE !. The Police jury of the Par
ish of ST Landry, FIVE members thereof
present. and unanimously eoncurring there
in, ordain: .~.s,..E .-ti.. g..
ARTICLE II. That for the service of the
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight, a Parish Tax o ffifty thousand dollars
be and the same is hereby imposed on such
objects of taxation as are established by
law by the state, and within said parish
the towns of Opelousas, Washington, Vile
Platte, and Grand Coteau excepted-)
ARTICLE Ill. First, for the ordinary pur-
poses of expenditures there shall be added
to the assessment of the state, for this parish
for the year 1868, in a proportionate add
ton not exceeding seventy five per cent. to
the taxes of each person assessed. so as to
make the sum of twenty three thousand
dollars.
Second, For the payment Of existing
debts, the payment of Jurors, the payment
of witnesses in criminal cases, and the con-
struction of public works, there shall be
further addedto the said assessment roll IN
a proportionate addition to the tax OF each
person assessed, so as to make the sum Oh
twenty seven thousand dollars: the SAID two
sums making together the sum OF hty
thousand dollars.
Ordained January 18th, 1869.
j. G. BROOKS, President
dttoct. r. MAyo Clerk.
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Public Sale.

S. kaufman rs J. d. O'ConneH.
MAGISTRATES COURT, I'd Ward,
4AA Parish of St. Landry.-By virtue Of
a writ of fcri facias issued by the Magis-
trate's Court, Second Ward, Parish OF St.
Landry, to satisfy a judgement obtained by
S. Kaufman agsinst J. d. UCoroel', and to
me directed, | will offer at pubic sale on
the premises lately occupied by the said
J. D. O'Connell, on Water street near the
store of Kaufman Bros. in the town Of
Washington, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, on
SATURDAY, February 18th, 1869, the
70 lowing describe ] property seized to sat-
isfy the said judgment, to-wit-
PUMP, BUCKETS, LOT OF MOSS,
about 200 lbs.) l crowbar, 2 tables, l bu-
reau, l washstand, l bowl and pitcher, l
coal oil lam! , 2 de,njohns, l desk, ] old
clock, 2 pictures, l bedstead with fixtures,
3 wooden chairs, / lot OF burlar S, ] tin fun
mel, onci iron square, / lot of scales and
weights, l lot of paper stock, ! lot of old
harness, ! auger, l moss cleaner, ] moss
press, ] blackslnith's furnace, l anvil, l lot
of tools and old iron, 2 shoyels, l lot Of
cora sacks.
Terms-Cash on the spot,
-...~3 "'.' -- j. S. HAWKINS,
Dep'y Sheriff.
Washington, Jan. %, 1868.