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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-05

The neN session II this Institute will commence on
the FOthrH MONDAY OF NOVEMBER, 1865 and
continue lug form Of fourteen weeks.
TUITION Of the seniors per session, thirty dollars
tach for the Juniors twenty dollars each. Student
have the privilege Of entering both classes at the
same time, if they wish, without any additional
timSD above that OF the senior class.
Each class will rocitc once every dsy; and IN addi-
lion two lecture, each week will be d lNered befOie
the classes by JUDGE DUFF, upon suf' branches Of
We pa" as viii best advance The stuGc ih IN their
studies, :
law library and reading room vi be open al AL
tunes 10 students, free Of charge.
moot courtwiu be held two days N each month
Circulars, wiki further Information, may be OBJ
tanned 10y addressing the
"sECkEIARY or TUE DENTON LAW INsTI.
oc9N
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
SPRAN APPARATUS

gr b,n'9'' ' the ,ceth and gums, 70 prevent tie pain
Of extracting, which has 'aus-d such mar Il 70. men.
that II ils CtI-cd uthers initiate 1t.
Witt he experience had. and r. experiments made.
he hs with hi improved and pat. Apparatus nm
q. .,d tie
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
From ID. *. I,urnLan.

IiNNoi. Ia. =. IL. No,. -. lsf-
PArro'~ pENN y Co.,: 'i..t.---I s.,d 81 yuur h,r-
pHa'c mainly III pas; applying i. "a iou-
crop. h -atisfct = Jesuit. tui.G fully ,qltl
any in tho market l.. L. IH-E&HAN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
CENTRAL BILLIARD HAIL

The subscriber hes fitted up in the rear Of the
St John>hury House. tap stiirsl with class
tables and invites the patronage of the lovers of this
game. Open from \ N. to IL T. W.
HIRAM HILL, Proprietor
ST. JohnsDuIy, Vt, March Is, 1,G9.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
SLAB WOOD

The -ub cribcr has a quantity of dry slab wood t
sale -; i'duccd price. L. NORRIS.
II. lohnsbury, April %, ls6-. at
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
From Martin ". Carr.

l. 81 rr.rG. VI. Nov. :. Id.
FNnpo'F prN> 4 Co.: t,...--' lied t..- Pho hntr
h'- Year, simply q AN experiment, u-.ns equal
amount OF Hradl'y's. corn pt,tur- d.. l. ryi-
cent TO every "nr vino -aw my co "r'l hat something
wac up. Ny hCrs and other Garden Vt-ct.tlc4 grew
spl.ndidly aid were romarkaIy uc" AM the ,>f' is
want large amount Of your I'm phItr Tor mkt wear.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09

HAEpWI'E. NEuNoNT.
. fAph"'E, DFAN Co: Gr"f.u,.n--I used Your
IhoSpirate on picc" # Land c-h; rod quar-. aud
harvested thereon 60 baskets Of corn. ljn z hops
bl-!t Of b. ans and few pumpkins. Ii any one i ats
this on gid f''fs square ! i'll a,ain. / found Iv
exp rIme Tat the increase .rh.1s due to Ihosph:c
third. Cl ~ = l.. W EI;SIi.E
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09

BNf>FT. w.. oct lr l~u-.
fNnr"' n. Dean Il Co.: t,.nt,---N, used Th,-Ihrtc
ON corn and Pot'tots IA excellent result. We like
Your Phosphate full well any ot!c. and ,thuk it
pay- to IL. : d H. FORD
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
FARM FOR SALE +.

The su ser Der otfcrs tor ale his firm situated IL
Watcrf I'd l. miles from -. Iohu-huIy Plain, ud-
in good cpair ia ling spring of SIT waite.
running ia PIPE at the hOus and 10th larn<. Ii
rtin- l5u # good and well divided into
and pasturin" h u small .pPl. ard, q sugar
orchard Of un tire =. viii sell thu buildings aud 100
or - 10 -uif pU-cha-er- ANY waning a
goo farm will de- well t. call and for them-, I've.
* Tenn lib al. JOHN LApD.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
From Capt. George \. Ford.

hiEHN. y T., Nov. q, l>GS
PApDo,K. IDEAS d Co..: G,n'i.,a,p---I I,y. rorn
which planted with y"ur Phosphate on III. nth OF
June, A. sound u any in nay barns | phosphl.rd nv
potatoes and much pleas with hc result and nv
vines never did Icter my turuip4 are the hest in tn
-scon indeed. your ihospha.r has proved well yr,v-
where, fully equal to Bradley on all crops ard much
the beet come I'll. <. GEO 4 FpI,D
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09

situated about miles from Groton Village. con
tain about leo acres Of excellent land well f,nced it'll
running ,va.cr 10 h house and barn Also, large
sugar and apple oachard, For further Particulars in
Il ire of saisyr!b.r. Mortgage taken il dr-irc!.
I1-Il WALLER ;. DARLING.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
John RUSSELL Jr's Estate

THE subscribers lIEIH- been sIT".itrI "E ia" lHt-
uTdbc Probate court Tor the district .! Gaze
mi>siou"r~, t'reCcivc Examine and adjust ali ul.I-
and demands al AL persons. against .!." t-idic OF
John Ru>cl. j. late cot k.s, said sri. 0, Gutr-
represented lu-''i''It AID The T"Ilu %. IN months
from 2it ia, OF March, I-iy bctu- Above. "y zti
CO ut tuthc creditor, OF DECEASED To- exhibit AID
prove tneIrrtSp tCtIN" CLAIMS t"pr" H- 'I.v" notice
That will attend to The duties oI appointing
al the dwriu- uuH-, rJ...lvc Ku->r... kI,ny,
said Cl>trgI the 9th ,iy OF JU.c ,t September.
cAt, 10 u'CyOk d. the ui'uo'u' tt- 90 sud 'Ll
l.. c. MATTHEWS. l,..,..~
51-ji Luther +. CHhNEI, ''''-' l.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
FOR SALE.
The Willoughby Lake House!

4 FINE SUMMER RESORT!
SIX miles from ra--umpsic X. l.. Large and increas-
ing patronage. ;inod u,t-l Uiliiug- rowling allev
lIlii I'd table, etc. -Four hundred land Bon hesvi
" timhered
y pat Il will soli At bargain. For pirtcu-
iar- enquire Of The pruJ rietor. ALONIO EEMI$.
WdiouEhh; Like. We II, VI, oct p ISIS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. ii. Eddy, Solicitor OF Patients.

Late AStutui L =. Patent Di,iUc Wa-hfrf.. , @. O.
tile act ct l--T.H
- state Street opposite Kro, Street. Boston.
AiteT an extensive Practice OF upwards r- twenty
l e patents 10. 3ilr l.,l ~.tf.-
a.so Grt'i Britain. Fr.ncr aud other i.r,--. ,'s
nc. C1N,aiS, Specifications. bonds. ....'t- ami
'' dpri' OF GriNii i-> tor IIIyir. ,E.,.'. liberal
ELL; ana Win a'si.' it.."srca.- MAZE I,t.
~" OF I!t'-n Wu.k>. 20 G-; U..c t... N..tt
ny % itivni> or il,N rrlj! .i.. legal other
'' th''I''! "a All matt, t.I,-t..s, .I-
'lc Ga us %! any patent t..i-r! al rrL.tt.uS
as s'iiiieLts recorded AZ WH~lsif.- j't.t.
II = u.s.
go. It-drl M Eddy aue ui IT,, most ~ErCvr-.H.
aiH tdIdJc practitioners "s.A whom have lad
al Intercourse. tilhS- MASON.
COMMISSIONER. Patents.
- have no hcstti.fl ia s,riI-
cannot employ a tI~.u uloTu com trust
worthy, ana ,drIy, cd Pjt.I- j.g.r application.
III a form to them early iLvU.dt.
consideration al The patent ul-yr.''
EDaJ ID 81 E,hi. Late Commits a. Patents
MIR Il. II. tdty has Idtr itr IS applications. u4
all b-t one ni which patents have been granted, and
that i pending such proof uI I,.
tale ami ability uu his pant leads me 10 TcroGl,.
inventors 70 apply itih L. pra,..r their p.i,-
as they may sure ui a'.as tar most Ljuiu. djf,u
lion bestowed Oh their Cases, A.. al Ec.y Reasonable
charges JOHN IAH'rA NJ.
During eight months, the Sutsy ueT. ia course
large Practice. made on twice rejected dpp.,. uf~
10 appeals, every one ed VIII. uec.,! Ity f
b. the commission OF IItOrt-. u. %. .-D.Ir.
BOSTON, Jan. !, i~y -IF.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
"a ASA - l.. FRENCH. judge Of Pro ate.
AmaSa Remis' Estate

STATE OF VEItMONr la Probate Court. held at
Caledonia District, -. J 81 Juhr-huIy. within and
lot >aiG dI- rICJ. The 2ith ut Ma h. u. 1862
An Instrument, purpprtli- To- ir TIA" t~t " ia ANA I' -
lament AIi>i Erui~, Idt" of Lyu-uI. ina ~tlI dis
triCt. deceased! being presented to The count by Joshua
Beu> Gle oi the rAcCgtur, therein named Tor probate
II J. OrlcTc -ri court, t.Lt all i!~"- C"utr''f!
thcrcI,hc r"' y To- appear at -e~~i" ct sal! c"u't t
holden at tho probate ui,r lu 81 .uu~UrN. Cd" TIE
18th day "i April I-ti. ami ~h"w cau~t u any They Mas
have against the Probate OF sad v IN; Tor winch pT
IL Is further ordered that copy %; Sine record col!
This order be published three weeks >vo'y IA the
Gale iouii. printed al 81 Jth-.Ty, previous To sac.
appointed lUr Hcdriu-
ASA l.. FRENCH. Ju I-r O.: Probate.
A true copy UlICCOld.-N ttrSi,
524 ASA l.. FkEN CII. Judge ct Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
Aurtiua aud Private Sales.
FOR SALE
HOUSE FOR SALE
FARM FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE!

FOR sale the 2tory house AID lot on the corner of
Church and spring street. The house il fit d up for
two nemcnjs. \. j WILLARD.
January T. 1861 4lf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
T III f V E R NJ o n L
EA" BONE
SUPERPHOSPHATE
0 F L I M E.
L e 5 7 | NJ O n | AL =.


ST. J"HNsHUEN. Vt. oct 16 lists
PADDoeK, DEAN & Co. 'Isst.---I have med S,Inrr-
pho phate upon my farm in -. .Juhnshury t,onco
and Lunenturg for years past with thu mo aft
factory resIl' ana Iv" cndeaVOs"d learn how fur
it us might be profitable upon warrior, crop am
ati-tGd it pr r'i on corr, poaocs and tiIrnips l.
give vigo gro, tn t. the youn- plant Inotnr,s il
The yieLi by about III J,i. AMI improye the Gu,iv
Of the fut. This yrir used ,Iuai quantity of your
and Bradley. and tnd tn Vernon: fuv equal 10 any
Phosphate have ever used.
LAMBERT HASTINGS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
FOR SALE !!

The rcn c-tate formerly occupied ard now owned by
he -ub- ribc, situated il the vlsge Of Fest Burke,
wcllin. house stories in front, newly rcpiTeJ.
also q god new horse BAN, with running
it. and one acre of land. For furth particular.
quirr of GEORGE GREGORY, lat Burk-. of tn.
-ul-rr ihrr. T. r. ut TIt\, Barton Landing Vt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
FLOUR! FLOURrr

Iho-r d--lr.n- to huv the bet article If FLOUR to lie
louhd ia Tie state VIII lease call the Freight y, not
W. y. LEARNED. A.cr,
: John-tury, ", Nov. p. I-t~ -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
G. W. MILES, DENTIST, LYNDON
Preservation is Preferable to Extraction.

Teeth with exposed nerve. uce:atDI ;ccih
need ot he cXtr Ct hc,au-c they Aav. Grt,l. Suc
tcrth csn have the isrr.S E.un-trth' pan, b. h..
u',hnf, a. hundred can testify -or the Uccrs Lee
and the tc"'h filed. thus made 70 last for YEAR,
lady dcc'ycd 1nd broken, eSI"r,I r,p't eth can
have their -.al" rc=torcd and be mad, much
foIta L. and vCeablc than any artificial e,th en- b..
lie "tr H,r'"t a." c1"I'ltct''h in thi- branch
Il prac ice.
lie keeps mp with IL" Improvements hv att nJiiu-
DENIAL cuuv' u;"r=, tak H.; tie Dental oUrual- lIy
new in trun'ut-, HIpl!HUcrs rcucdirs medicine
that Will assist in improving hi operations liev
pain. VI Wa the mrs. O." in reduce this county
nearly tire. .,II> a., the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09

Al Distilled -pri;~ owned or held bv any peT.on a.
aforesaid. -lsl. h i.clldrd in III ann. rrtir and tb
gln-Iu. -hri rr continuous until all The H. owned
held ny such rc~sou ar. lsun-.d nm -, a ~
iore- ld, ana iclp thcrcu. duul ctt shall i,un,
datry b., ma e y III" .,... TO h.. Coz l,ctnr ,J a.
-s-or 81 the d-i"'. IN in: the uuul.. OF packa,
aud contents. and proof Of each pa kq,,. H.
AID 7tnp.d' and on. o; sad rcpO Is shall be trans
mittcd hN col TIL Coriu-s ouer o. intrrl
r'veuu y" such spi ir- shall be ruagcd stamped in
any 'Ist III &" tieT stItOna' vCs- Any oar
i'm. or having in posse such spirit and r.ft1z n a,
IL Il ctr- . ItN -uch return -lail fort,.t he "a l,
and SIN q silit- o3nd after thi foru tn,
time til tiko- fleet. in ca-k or pack ,l,e con
amin more tsa Nr gallons, without LaN w., Thereof
each mark rud stamp qu ID therefor bv TIL act mi
ir f. .tityd TO tie uitcd tat ANY D., IA -sl
'--c ma K az ttImT NY ca'k pack 90 he'd
-irrr Ter the prov I-Du- OF Ii tiun -ht.l
am" we've rnauuttct" I'd Or t,mov,d from war hon
-Il ga Dut . the tasius effect Of thu hat the
tx thereon have not been Plid. -hall conviction.
De- med not les than five hundred colais nor more
TAN five tho and doiiIs, and imprisoned not less than
TX month nor than three YEAR All stamps
fh',n '"is -''tln rhal be prepared i--u'd and NJ
'-Ntu up i' a-h- aud pack gee AID cancelled in the
sir in tl- act and 1l HthtI stiLp' iOr ul-t.l'd
twenty ilNt cents tor 'Sch =t.ulp
sE'...> And De j. ;ugtn,r enacted That all Distilled
lt . "'. i'' 90 '.' NJ states sold by order OF
{, aud thu purchaser saall inIurdi,,J ~ Jle
fore BE- tikc= pos s-ion Of lid spi.it- paw tho
Oh. and ny distilled -pi it, condemned lof,,'. 49,
i-h- Of tins act and in the pCsaezs ii tn. r.; "A
STATE -idi be sold ~ here n provided. And if ,'U
tax pad stamps affixed any eek OF D lckaur =
coud' Inn d such mp shall be obliteratcd and d.
str d by the collector mIrrhal after forfeiture and
before such de.
Sc. o. And be it further enacted That The follow
j. say:
Distillere producing hundred barrels or les OF
dl7G ed -P ~ counting forty gallons # proof spirits
III barrel within tie year shall each ply four hundred
dollar: and if p. odusing than cn, bundled lar
Tei- rhsl pay addition four dollar for each inch bar
rel produced IN excess Of one hundred barrels And
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09

collector OF .. district sat of 1000.
I1s ILL., spirs lax paid prior (hr.c cusrave III,
n'' when hi 't take eifcctl .. proof gilions.-
,lu-. @ ...., I,..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09

From William Hoffman.

LlNH"* VI, O,; H. 1~;S
PApPo' ~ l'EAN 4 Co.: G.s,f--I lave mace. il a rulr
to sup phosphate turip, if uoA her Gle A. it.
II, cts upon that crop very ina l. The, ma. sea
has Lee unfayo L. for uTnp. Vt had a god
villd of nice tn nps own wit. .hc Vernon; SHpc:-
phosphate. WM. HOFFMAN,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
PASS u MP SIC MILLS!
We wish to call the attention of those
WHO RAISE THEIR OWN WHEAT

First W have the best machine in tine country
THE III REkA, which passes current of air through
the wheat before 1t goes the making PER-
Feet SEPARATION OF the wheat from everything
lighter than good wheat and preventing the smut and
other dit from adherng to the wheat, is the case
~ 18th the cheap machines which this patent
Neither does machine BREAK THE WHEAT like
som, consequently we make better Flour and more
Of it from the wheat
second. We have of stone for grinding mi iling-
off the first grade very nice and then
get quite quantity of cheaper grade Of -four for thoe
who wish.
no matter how large the quantty ground if the
wheat Is dry.
:EBring your 'big gris' with barrels for the flour
and have it barreled up in good shape.
f. Il. Il III. X. IDE.
Psssunpsic, VT, Feb. 3, 1865.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
WOOD. WOOD :,
WOOD AND HAY FOR SALE

L.C. WOODBURY. will deliver .G-iuch STAR WOOL
in IL, village 1t -. I'd. lie Will al-o do iohlin;
of Il Kind
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-19
Travellers Accommodated.
A NEW GOLD METAL.

THE GOLD METAL WATCHES e
now being imported by c. z. -
COLLINS & CO.. No. GO Washington IE4
vet made In the way Of an IMITATION GOLD
WATCH. They wear well, look well, run
well, and keep good time. The Ladies' Watches
cost IS and $40 each; the gents cost $l5 and
$40 each. Chains, from $3 10 80 each. The
public are cautioned against buying these
watches ut high prices, as many are sold for
genuine Gold Watches. at from 500 to $3.50
each. Send direct to us. Can be sent By
express, TO be paid for on delivery.
c. E. COLLINS & CO.,
629 Washington street, San Francisco.
Where SIX WATCHES are ordered at one
time, we will send ONE EXTRA,
FREE OF CHARGE.
ap2a1m
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-03-24

y q
THE PRESENTATION TO GENERAL SHER-
MAN.-We copy as follows from Wssh-
ington dispatch Of the ID:
This morning the committee appointed
by the subscribers in New York, headed by
A. L. Stewart, waited on General Grant
and completed the purchase of his house
for presentation to General Sherman, by
handing him check for Sos, 600 The
committee subsequently obtained an in
terview. with General, Sherman, when Mr..
Stewart holding in his hand tho subscrip-
ton papers, deed and bill Of sale, address
ed General Sherman as foIlowss. ; a3g.i
ut is great pleasure TO nue. to he the
medium of presenting this voluntary sinh.
scription of yonr friends and fellow.coIfn-
trymen. If there ever was an instance of
the pleasure being greater to give than to
receive, this is certainly that one. I as
sure You this may be accepted without any.
feeling OF obligation on your part, as il is
contributed in the sincere belief that your
noble and effectiyaservices in belief Of our
country in her honr Of peril, can never bo
compensated, and. we trust that the kind
Providence, who has in the past watched
over, guided and protected yen on the bat
tie field and in camp, may bless you with.
long life. and that you may enjoy the re-
ward of faithful people to a pubic Scr
want from free andFhappy people, i..i,..
Mr.. Stewart then handed Gen. Sherman
the subscription list, deed and bill of sale.
remarking that the balance Of the snl,scri,.-.
ton, now amounting to nearly one hnnd.
red Thousand dollars, would be forwarded.
to him within few days, and after tho
names shall have been obtained Of few
gentlemen who desire to contribute by ad-
ding to it, and that q portion of his sum
had been subscribed by some of Cen.
Shernap's Boston friends, whose names
would be added to the list. n g -. -.lrr5.t
Gen. Sherman appeared to lie much inf.
fected, and replied that this noble act Of
kindness was entirely unsuspectcd by him,
until within few days past, and that in
view OF his coming to Washington he had
been engaged in making arrangements for
living at home,. in q manner proportion /.
ate to his income, and in an humble but
modest style, and of course this gift would
enable him to live in differest manner
than lie had. contemplated, and he assured
the, gentlemen that it should be held by
him for the special benefit of his famiiy
and the education Of his children, and be-
yond this purpose he intended never to
touch one dollar of it. 81 - 80
Gen Grant, in expressing his pleasures
with the gift, said he hoped never to have
occasion to use it, because if he took it ont
with him, he might Internationally leave
it somewhere.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-03-24

PRICES REALIZED BY RELIcs.-A tooth
of Sir Isaac Newton's was sold in 1916 for
the sum Of E 100. It was purchased by
nobleman, who had it set liz ring which,
no wore constantly. on. his finger. Tho
prayer book used by King Charles /. when
on the scaffold was sold in London in 1925
for loo guineas. The hat worn by Nap
oleon Bonaparte, at the battle Of Eyiau,
was sold in Paris for 1885 for / ,920 frances
(about ESQ., The two pens employed, in
signing the treaty Of Amiens were sold in
1925 for $500 The pens used in Paris
for signing the treaty Of peace, concluded
after The Russian war, we're presented to
the Empress Eagenie. BY whom they have
no doubt been carefully preserved. A
wig that had belonged to sterne was sold
.at a public auction in Londea for 200
guineas. t
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-03-24
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
SHERIFFS SALE.
Mrs. V. Price Ser ! p

Mrs. 5 $., +, Cummings p and se.:l'as
Ninth District Court, Parish of Rap
9 ides, State of Louisiana.
10y VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and
ID sale issued out of the 9th District
Court, Parish of Rapides, State of Lou
isiana, and to me addressed in the
above entitled suit, I have seized and
will offer for sale to the last and high
est bidder, on f-ezl = a7fa -
SATURDAY the Sd day of APRIL,
1869,
between the hours of IL A. NJ. and A
P NJ, at the Court House door, in the
Town of Alexandria, the following des-
cribed property, seized as the prop
erty of the defendants, by special or
der Of said Court, to-wit: :" re aE
The S w u of section Township 8,
n r 2 K w = Of S w ID of Section l,
Township 3, N r E w 4 of S w, IA of
Section T IN r l e, Fractional W 4
ofN9 Ell and S Il a of n Il II and lot
3 on S +, fractional Is Of Section ~ #.
3 N r | b, all of said tracts of land con-
tanning in the aggregate $50 acres, more or
less, together with all the buildings and
improvements, appurtenances and privile-
ges thereon and thereto belongng-the
said parcels of land being the same acqulr-
ed on the 18th day of April, 1854, from
the estate of Francis Little, deceased, also
an undivided third of tract of land known
as Lloyd Day tract, containing 600 acres,
more or less, all of said land lying on the
North side of Red river, in the Parish Of
Rapides. r. - h>h "F7 2,
Also tract of land CT 10 acres in or
near the centre of the plantation of Mrs.
Sarah F. Cummings, and the Saw Mill,
Engine, and other fixtures thereon and
thereto belonging, and attached and situa-
ted on the South side of Red river in the
Parish of Rapides, the tract being square
and the Saw Mill in the centre.
d TERMS OF SALE Cash, subject. to
JOHN DELACEY, 4
e March g.. lS69-tds. .-g Sheriff.
Printers Fees $25 90. .r..a.,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-03-24

OLD MAIDs.-Never be afraid of be-
coming an old maid, fair reader. An old
maid is far more honorable than heart
less wife, and a single blessedness is great
" superior in point Of happiness, to we'd
ded life without love. aFall not in love
dear girls, beware !" says the old song.
On the contrary, we hold that it is a good
thing to fall in love, or get in love, if the
loved object be worthy. No, fall in love
as soon as you like, provided it be suita-
BILE person. Fall in love, then marry, but
never marry unless you do LOVE. That is
the great point. Never marry for a home
or husband. Never degrade yourself by be.
coming party to such an alliance. BE an
old maid if fortune throws not in yopr way
the man Of your heart; and though the wit.
less may sneer and the jester laugh, You
still have your own reward 10 an approving
conscience and comparatively quiet life
For well-to-do old bachelors we have no
sympathy. They ought to be taxed to
support the women and children.-[Ex.