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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25

Which open vita speeious tables to sustain
the work, and which fold into tables or
boxes to protect the machines, when not in
use. from dust and meddlesome fingers are
pleasing designs, thus making our new fam
lily machine not only an ornamental piece
OF furniture, but Ia sOIne of the more elab-
oraLely finished machines, a work of real
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25

IN EST Lime or Chndremaa shoes at
bWALD0S NEW STORE, on Winter 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25

Wool taken in exchange for Goods. uch
as Jeans, Barred and Plain FlannelS, Blank
cts, Stocking Yarns, Satinets q Casstmeres.
BB- GIV s A TRIAL. =@U
mar 10 G0m3t MCDONALD g. BRO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
PURE WINES

A ND Liquors, for Medicinal Uses, for
IA sale by N. u. STARR, Druggist,
Opposite American House, Delaware
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
BRUSHES.

UTHITE Wash, Paint, Shoe, Hair,
w and all kinds of Brushes sold cheap by
S. LYBRAND CO..
April 9. T6qtf No. Williams Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-06-25
DYE STUFFS,

OF all kinds, and the best quail y,
~ kept constantly on hand at
N. u. STAIRS DRUG STORE,
Opposite the American House, Delaware. o.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21

IN u,,s c,or, u ,J;,a,.u =.
SCISSOR. Is /. Knapp. Constable. II T
Knapp.
ppppv
Superyisor s ! Keeler Jns,;o,
JR M,inock. Trustees uEc,St,,
John Y Ev,r,,,s pae, W,,so, r,lo,l
George Franks, Assessor .Georc,
Slass, C,nstables Charles I.oon
HIGHLAND.
Trustees. Holm GRAY. JBIouthen
George Uollpnbees Clerk. .S,mn,l
jackson Assessor =. George Reed
Flint.
sur cprry
Trustees. M Smith, Robert Wilkm
son, Is Rector. Clerk. L a Stock
on. Asses ,g...A Is BEEN. Coss;a,
hles. j X Budl, John Stewart.
spn,~o ,r..r
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21
RccOa1i'1nic.!


Nv a leading editorial III the New
YORK fScrrng Pos, in late issue oc-
Cured The following passage:
1T Is Dot trnn that warkinrmen in This
tnnn'rr are better paid than their hroathren
~ fnriand ant o'lnr countrias If Eurone;'
and ag,ir III rerst he rviAnut 10 every
wofslngnan IN tic tlaaori Convention (or
fF,'afc'pll 4 tha Mr. riel.i Is ni>taken in
A4-cfnihg 'haf 's,eiieon labor is better
lnii dian metcu labor
In another column OF lie same issue
~" Cd tor was discour>ing ow the sub
i"ci of emrloyinc railroad watchmcn
for he prevention Of acci,cnts As is
done successfully, IN many portions o.
Europe, and tnrgctlirg the statement
Above, gave vent to the following
which wc hope lie is able to reconcile
with the above:
IN unaouhtlv cost money 10 get men enongh
to n"rf"'m these duties; ota, 10 t!c cisaner
tabor % Eurap" 200 u cost fh'rs t.en Il dos h,re
h''t "" ave no ionht tha in spite Of orr
d.drer .bo-, and grea Ills ances. I woull in
'l". end cost tfs- than is now paid here III
needless damages &C.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21

This is partially attributable to the
J Increased qualifications demanded
for certificates, bnt equally as much to
1 Il higher estimate of the work of the
schools, both among teachers and pep
pie Still, We are sufficiently peppcred
and saltca with tine scyri,g, Ica9 icrel
hook s}ar. t-achers: but we know that the
| whole State must be SO hlesscl-ana
that At an increasing ratio, proporti-
onel to the increase OF population =
until snch TIM. as the Legislature
shall see tit Ia give onr teachers ale
.0ate opportunity Tor Normal School
!. aining.
The COUNTY Institute, tor 1865. was
well attended out since that time !
have ma L all certificates expirahle at
the next Institute, 50 that a tu!l n,
tendance might be made sure, ana |
he relieved t, ON the necessity OF re-
voNlng tie certificates OF absentees--
al unpIe SAM piece Of business n
best.
There are now three nd ,ndent
Districts III the county. Backing! m
fama City and.1oIeip. t'ne last two
are graded, with ixel course of
s,uly. Tama City is now finishing
fac Union School house. AVA cost OF
over $4,000. 1t is oil sufficient ca
pacity 10 meet the demands OF the
place tor years 70 come, and is such
house Is would do credit to any city
in the state
The schools Of Inliantown ana Or.
tord, have each two lepartm ,nts
which enables tacm to separate the
primary c,ssses from the more al
vancel, AM! thus make the instruction
given in there much more valuable
than it would oihrwise be.
The lnavp pendent District Of Buck
ngha,n is to be provided during the
ensuing year, with Il house suitable
tor ef-cting gralc in the school.
Waltl1am is making a similar pro-
vision. Thus i: will be seen that the
work goes steadily on, and we con
tilontly expect, at the end OF another
year, 10 report much greater progress
,han the schools hayee yer shown be.
tore.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21

BETTER YEr.-Mr. S. A. Wilcox. who
resides two miles north OF Belle Plalne,
seeing in the Union mention OF the
large apple of Mr.. Wright has brought
us six apples Of the same variety raised
by 'im-tnc Juneating he calls them
which weigh five pounds. Their fla
vnr IS excellent. The "s!ope" cant ca
SLY be beaten on fine fruit. Who
vii! do better than MI Wilcox
[Bclle Plainc Union.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21
AsC.'O"t ct j. y @sr.yr.s. Comfy
superintendent Of -:sula Csp.y.,
". ." 81" superintendent ssu D.
f5c En~lruc:iOu

Hon a S. Sri enclose
herewith, my annual report. On az
count OF the inaccuracies OF District
Secretaries. It is impossible To make it
~ reliable As | desire. 1t can he dc
pended upon, however, as giving m
approximately correct view Of the state
al he schools m til 5 Ce-ntv.
The Number OF persons entitled to
attend the schools 81 this county is
1919 ,--b"ing An increase Of 3s4 since
last year The amount paid teachers
daring the year. is s;22 2s6 81. The
average compensation Of male teachers
is IS % per week: OF females. S.. 81 per
M,ek. The estimated value Of school
houses is s5I,9i3: and the number Of
scholars registered is 4.0Gl giving an
average attendance Of 2.160.-that is
6s / per cent. Of the registry.-or 50 :,
per cent al the nnmhc, entitled 10 al,
s.nl. l,a a> this is. | am Glad to re-
cord that II il = marked irnroyemen.
saun prc,ious yeas. Making an est
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21
Tas,sa Cnuufy Fair.
FIRST DAT.

The morning broke with umprop;-
tious prophecies The sky was clonlv,
and the wind albeit not very fierce.
was stiff AMI pierinr from the north.
II seemed to promise such q lav a
last rhiirSaap was, which almost ruined
the Union Fair. AT Belle Blaine. The
cl"nly condition OF the SKY, and the
ed 'nesS OF the ten .rratnre continued
unchanged and una atal dnrin. thu
whole forenoon. Early in the alter
noon the clouds broke and cleared
considerably away, anil the sun shine
was gwen chance to warm the air. -
When We reached the Far grounds, at
an earlier hour we thought. than any
exhibitor "oa,l arrive. We found some
ha't dozen or acre entries already
made. AMI others arriving.
o. course the princip. part Of tie
Far The first 'lay. is always the entry
o! articles tor exhibit IN. Thus il was
W. 80 = '''' :" '''e WORK o. re
~ ~ ''''' ''- ~ '"e S''''t> "'''
s'ahes HI! pro-ressol considerably
:" - 80 : 80 N'''S'' ms con,
- vac "''t' ''''> ''e'' '"'i
lag ali tbs limn in the itch in front o.
1900 80 ~ ~ - s"''
80 ','''' "o''>s i
''''' ''''' e''''''''
-, ,'''''' -, Wv passengers Or
''" ~ '''''N was 'oih' !" b'
'.'''' ',e'' = 'h''." II was a"pei that
''''-' ~ 'i''' e'i'' s"'l@'ehti! "eforo
into better conl ton
The entries this d,v .,3 .ba
ce.p : al money. exceeded greatly n.
entries AMI receipts of money last
year, by abont q thirl. the Sa,ra;a.v
insoigns rs. Among thu entries v,
noticed two or tbraa vary G,a ,e,, a..
'of carnage horses one cnserp hy VI
- -, y. A''it5a'', aIit one bE l.. 9lr-
michael, al Tina City. 4 line team
owned by Mr.. Soleman, OF T.ma CIV.
was on the Grnunl, In. y, ~ IL,
Nho" II IL was entered, \ very fine
lot OF pears was brought in an ente :,
ea, ny Mr. a. Matroa, o! Howard
township There were SIX o. them.
neiectei ont Q. \ crop OF nineteen
raisei on one tr-c, which was only
seven years old and tour wears from
setting. We did not measure the
pears Except with our cyes), but we
do not hesllatp to say that pears of
that size, grown IN Iowa, in this lat,
fai", are strong prescriptions in de
nal Of The oft e,urrng cry that Iowa
Is not an! will not be "A tiait GROWING
State We never saw larger or finer
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21
New Secretary Of War.

On the 18th General VIM. w. Bel
knaps, OF Iowa, was appointed Secre-
,ary of War, rice Gen Rawllns, deacas
ed.
The following sketch OF Gen. Bel
knap history we take from the heo-
kuN Gate Cay:
General W iliam Worth Belknap,
whom the President las called TO his
Cabinet rs Secretary OF War comes OF
Il military family.
Ills father, General VIM, g. Be!snap,
was tor man, years distinguished
and useful officer OF the regular army.
He entered tae service III 1913, as ID
Lleutenant OF the 23d regiment OF In
!antry, and diei in 1891 as Lieut.. Col
onrl OF the 5nl infantry
lie served with marked gallantry
through the Florida, aud .McXican
wars, Tor winch ne received frequent
b,e,ets lie was the Intimate TREND
OF Scott, Taylor and w orlh, Tor the
latter OF whom he n..mci his iirst sou,
the subject OF TINS sketch, and vino
was bora at Newberg, \. u, Oh the
I'd OF September, 1873; he is conse-
...s in>i turned ln
lie graduated from College OF New
Jersey, at PIlnccton, III the class u
1918. lie was Il contemporary Of
Hester .iymei, oi Pennsylvania, and
Of George NJ. Rcoe,an, tine secgeiaf.
OF the Navy. AMI was c.asnate OF
the Key. ". +. Cattcil, President OF
La Fayette 1 oliege, and u Col. (, ".
iOnes. Sheruaus Qua ie. master,
liz: studied Jaw Win *. Ca.cr.on,
Esu.. at G.orgetown, ID. e., ana rs the
partner 81 the Hon kAIpn +. Love,
AFTERWARDS Governor OF .his State aua
Judge CT the .,urpreme Cout,J prac-
tice ms profess oil success ally ia AGO.
kuk Iowa, whenhe,.,catca i'll looi. lie
was elected to, and ser ed one term that
OF iey7-S--in the Iowa LEGISLATURE,
as a DemJcr;.i during which ilme he
made the acquaintance OF James /.
Wl.son, tl.en Il member OF ihe same
body. Beng unwilling to give c""a-
leua.ce to the Leeo.apLon swHdie, he
separated from the radical wing OF his
party and was known rs 4 douglas
Democrat un to the outbreak OF The
Rebellion.
He eutercd the army as Major Of the
10Th Iowa Infantry, commanded by
Colonel latter wards General. Hugh
r. Reid; served With his regiment III
the army OF the Tennessee, rising
through tie various grades and par
,icipating in the battle OF Shiloh, slge
OF Corinlh, battle OF Cornth, campaign
and siege OF Vicksburg, campaign and
siege o. Atlanta, and Uattles OF Allan
ia July 2lst, I'D, and 18th. After the
capture OF that place he marched with
Sherman to the Sea, and finally to
Washington; taklnsa prominent part
in all the actions OF those brilliant
campaigns. He was promoted to the
rank OF Brigadier General tor SPECIAL
yallantrv in The memorable battle ot
July 22d, near Atlanta, IN which his
same line OF breastworks.
He was breyet,ed Maj. Gen. on the
18th OF March and at the date OF his mus
ter-ont on the 9th OF August, 1860,
WIS regarded by General Sherman and
ms coHlpaons as one OF tie most ac-
regiment fought from both sides OF the
complished and promising officers OF
the army. ~
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21

NOVEL IHIrANri,RoPy.-A spcceis
OF ph lanthropy has just been brought
to light in this city, which is especial
" commendable for it's novelty. 4
certain women doing for the wife
Washing OF prominent citizen got in
the habi, of calling tor the articles to
hn washed early in the week and re.
farming them on Saturday, gving MS Il
pretcNt tor delay that she had so much
to do, etc. That excuse was salts.
factory enough until the lady chanc-
g to asserted that the clothes were
W shed As soon rs received, then very
nenovolen,ly loaned by the washer
women TO come of her re atives, who
cut dash III them until the latter
part OF the week, when they were
again washed aud ironed and then re-
turned. The delight and gratlfica-
ton the customer felt on learning
that She had been instrumental in such
an at OF charity can well be magin-
ed. She was SO pleased that in the
kindness OF her heart she at once
relieved the woman OF the trouble OF
thereafter doing her washing, Who
says there's "nothing neH undcr the
sun: i Muscatine Journal.
Two brothers named Call went into
ho>sutA County, Iowa, fifteen wears
ago, when 1T had hardly an inhab.laut
They took with them less tnan i've
dollars each, but they went there to
work. they have kept at work ever
since; and they have earned and made
a quarter OF a million dollars There
are many thousand as good chances to-
day a taoy had; the difference is in
the men. He who tells YOU he can,
hew iarm out or the wlli West be-
cause h has no money, Is not the man
to do 1t with ever SO good start Ii
YOU We're 10 otter TO keep him in pro
visions while he made his farm, he
would want somebody to chew his
rictuals tor him. What would suit
hum best is an office. in which there is
much to get and little TO do.-[N. Y.
Tribune.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21
J. T.. STEWART.
County Superintendent.
'-oysa,..iD C.si.crs.

EOS. i2si.iss S.ss.c's.
The. following list OF officers elected
in the several townships Of his county
at the last election, Is taken from the
oiic.:sl returns, and may be relide up
on as correct. The list will be con-
yenient tor reference:
ROCKINGHAM.
Justice of the Peace-T 7. Drew.
Trustees w \ Daniel, VI |. Belknap,
am! d c Underilll. ASscssor-U {
{, cen. Canstabies-U d Fuller, Iii.
ram hiingmaa.
CARLTON.
Supervisor-C Bratt. Trustces-A
DpHaiason, - ,ltas, :, n.I,,~,. .-,~.,-
-.joh Craig. Assessor-iI l. Dob
son. Cons.aplcs-James Dafrows, II
Lale.
CaRHOLL.
Jus,ices-u & Foster, T. NJ Zee
Tru,tees-S McEltree, II Foster, Levi
| il..wo;t!, Clerk-A " Smith. As
scssor-.tn1irew Wise ConstaJes-
|. II Powell, y Harm III
COLUMBIA
Justice--I u Main. I'rnstees-T
NJ Aalin, Wm. Stoddard. w L Esh
bangh. C.eri-W G Maln. Asses
sor- John Cory. Cons.ables-- Joel
Hoag, Albert Cory.
CRYSTAL.
Trustecs-Gcorgc McKnnc, Peter
Quinn J 5 Townsend C!erk-W "
Wilson. Assessor-H G Wilson. Con
stab.es-J y Bowdle, NJ G Feter.
Supervisor-U b Clemans. Justices
B L Thomas, II Skater. Trustees
David Terrence, S + Everett, Jas.
Enicrton. Cierl.--T S TAlmadge. As,
sass)r--H Callerwood Constables--
II F Moshcr, Alexander Coults.
GENEsEo.
Superyisor--P l. Sherman. Justices
Peter Crowhurst, Josiah Ererett.
Trustees ) DEL Haywood, S n West,
E w Cleveland. Clerk--Samuel II
Tedtord. As,essor--S n West. Con.
stable--C w Harvey.
Justicc--Jasper II Scott. Trustees
john w Fleming. James Stanley, +
Campbell. Clerk--W w Eavens. As
sessor-Jahn Scott Constables IS
Z McLayey.
Justccs...C w Motfatt, J B Mer.
rift. Trustees...J T Cronk, II Reed,
David Babb. Clerk. ..E NJ Poyneer.
Assessor...E jerks. Constable.
John Roberts.
Supervisor !. II II Wilmington.
Trustees. j + McCcrmack, Robert
Ray, Hugh M;Anulty. Cierk...D X
Gallagher Assessor =. Isaac Giger.
Constables. - ohm Tindall, II Snol-
grass.
INDIAN VILLAGE.
Supervisor...A c Tenney. Jus ices
~ NJ Mills, John Dunn, A B Taplin.
Clerk IT II oldham. Assessor. ID
IIempy. Constables...S n Bartlett,
G w belong.
LINCOLN.
Justices. Il Dick, II Baldwin. Trus-
tees. Charles Baldwin, Isaac Baldwin,
Kirk Cowan. Clerk IA G Brockw av.
Asscssor...A w Storer Constablcs
III J Jentzcn, John Dick.
ONEIDA.
Supervisor...M b sapp. Trustees.
L X Morgan, w d Dean, Nathan
Huff, Clerk. Welcome Mowry. AS
sessor... \ Anthony. Constable IA
CaaY, Welcome Mowry.
OTTER CREEK.
Supervisor. Alex. NJ Sta,cy. Trus-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21

Heavy oats are good for horses;
none Will deny that; but oats can't
make horses coat look smooth and
glossy when he is out O. condition.
Sar. Daas Casany Condition Pouders will
do this when all else tails. 1t.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21

as fast rs they cal. a few are oraa-
m entinr the groun l. with trees and
proyia'ns woo | hoases, AM most Of
them hara prorsaed oat houses. But set
it down with shame. that some of these
are disgrace AMI raoroach to a civil.
izc community, an cannot un Ter
stand the spirit Of some teachers whom
/ have seen thus daily submit them
selves and pupils 70 a personal insult
In respect 10 these tonl b,oTs on tho
play groun Is OF our schools, I am glad
to fall back OH the fmsy consolation
that we IRE as well rs our neiyhbors.
What regard rs the greatest i'm
provcmcnt OF the year in teaching, is
the use o! Tie slate AMI pencil in the
primary classes Some Of orr best
teachers have. ter years, usci these
Am ong All beginners; but tho practice
was by no means general. Now. M
NJ Of our teachers haze come to rear
writing Is the best test OF progress,
AMI the spee,l;css way Of making it
| believe that another year of similar
practice, will establish the belief in gem
era' that beginner can DO tar more
anil better work with the blackboard
slate and pencil, than in any other
way. confidently expect "ihe pen
knife system Of teaching to disappear
very soon, AMI AL to be taught to use
tho han from the outset
!, may safely lie sail-wHhoM the
steTeo'Hpt-that our teachers are i'm
proving III rational modes Of in~truc-
7 on. common sense treatment of chill
dr,n. ani s,3crai literary attain.nca.-.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21

New Posi- OFFICES AND CHASGEs.-
The Postmaster General has establish
ed, discontinued and changedthe names
OF the following Offices in Iowa du-
ring The month OF ptember, 1869:
ESTABLISHED.
Dallas Centre, Dallas county.
Storm Lake. Bnena Vista county.
Elite, lama county.
Cresswcll, keokuk county.
Stanford, Marshall county.
Yankee Station. Dallas county.
Ncols, Pottawattamic county,
DISCONTINUED.
DIN, Mitchell county, nearest Of
flee, Usage,
Oswego, Warren county, nearest Of
fee Inlanola.
Elon, Allamakee county.
NAMES CHANGED.
Oakland, Clarke county, changed to
Murray.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21

- - - - . - - -
u WANTED.

-iD.NI MS 4IOR $ NOTICE.
\ -
Pursuant to an rider or the Circui. Cour, of
Iaina toua.J, Iowa, the uhdersI gaed hereby
gives nolee toat lie W a aipointed Admlsn-s-
traitor o, the estate .; yosep.. h. t.tzseraii,
deceased, late o. sa,4 county, on tie lotn day
OF UctoDer, \. u. 1863 All persons having
claims salas. SAID estate aic Eut, fed 10 Lie
TIE same as by law required, ana al! pcis-Is
lalcbtel 10 slii estate are hereby requested
to make immediate ra5ment 10 the uadgr-
s.LHei. JAMES tIiZtiEkAi.U
Administrator.
Dated. Oct. 10Th, 1859 in4sw4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21

. -. II al 2 V.as.rVFa.
The following list OF officers elected
IN the several townships OF mis- county
at the last election. Is taken from the
o.iic al returns, and may be relide up
on AS correct. The list will be con-
yenient tor reference:
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-10-21
BUCKINGHAM.

Justice OF the Peace-T T. Drew.
Trustees w \ Daniel, VI l. Beknap.
am! d c UnlerElll. AsSessor-II {
G cen. Cpns,abies-u d Fuller, III
ram hiingman.
The New York herald., 1869-04-08

cJ BANK sT.-FIRST CLASS COOK; THOROUGHLY
VI unestands cooking In all It's brapches SIX years city
reference.
The New York herald., 1869-04-08
,lrUATIoNs wANrED-FEMALEs.

81 ROSE ST., FRONT BAsEMENT.-As COMPETENT
% cook assist with the washing or housework Inc
best reference.
The New York herald., 1869-04-08

EG EAST HOUSTON ST, IN THE STORE.-A RE-
"a spectacle first rate cook; ~ hrst class
washer and roner has objection assist with the wash
ns The best city reference given Can be seen for
Odlvs
The New York herald., 1869-04-08

ri WEST WASHINGTON PLACE.-A COMPETENT
vi woman TO cook, wash and iron in private family
best city reference.
The New York herald., 1869-04-08

% PRINCE ST, BRooKLYE. AS COOK OR TO As.
u - with the washing ironing; objections 10 tue
country; best reference.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-11-06
Tax Collectors Sale.

State of Louisiana vs.. a tract of land as
sessed in the lame Of L. C. Liegue.
BY virtue Of the power in nae vested
by the act ot the leg Stature OF this state,
approved March 9th, 1869, l will pro-
ceed to Sell at public auction, at my
ofhce in the court house of this parish,
Oh Saturday, the 4M day Of December,
1869, at IL o'clock NJ, and continuing
from day to day, if necessary, the fol.
lowing described property. viz:
A tract of land situated at Plaque
mine, bounded west by L. Mire and Z.
Bourgeois, containing so acres.
This property having been seized by
me to satisfy debt due this state, for
unpaid taxes for the years 1854 and
1885, amounting to Sc SO.
Terms-Cash.
j. J. BUTLER Collector.
oct 80, 80
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-11-06
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Transient advertisements. so Gents per
square for each insertion. The space OF eight
lines, in this type, constitutes square
STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tax Collectors Sale.

State of Louisiana vs. tract of land as
sessed in the name of Mrs. Patrick.
BY virtue of the power in me vested
by the act of the legislature Of this state,
approved March 9th, 1869, l will pro.
ceed to sell at public auction, at my
office in the coult house of this parish,
on 81 TURDAY Y the 4th day of d.
cember, 1869, at - o'clock NJ, aud con-
tinuing from day to day, If necessary.
the following described property, viz:
A tract OF land situated at Plaque
mines, bounded north by Julien Cormier,
and south by Cadet Sonnier, containing
200 acres.
This property having been seized by
me to satisfy debt due this state. for
unpaid taxes for the years 1874 and
1855, amounting to $40 1G.
Ierms-Cash.
J. J. BUTLER, Collector.
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Tax COEgectOr'S s:RHe.

State Of Louisiana vs.. a tract of land as
sessed in the name of DR.. Gerentin.
BY virtue of the power in me vested
by the act of the Legislature of this state,
approved March 9th, 1869, l will pro-
cced to sell at public auction, at my
office in the court house of this parish,
on Saturday, the 4M day Of December,
1869, at II o'clock M., aud continuing
from day to day, if necessary, the fol-
lowing described properly, viz:
A tract of land situated at bayou
Naxia, bounded south by Z. Gantt, and
west by bayou Waxia, containing ESQ
acres.
This property having been seized by
me to satisfy debt due this state, for
unpaid taxes for the years 1854 and
1855, amounting to s42 66.
Terms-Cash.
j. J. BUTLER, Collector.
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Tax Collectors Sale.

State Of Louisiana vs.. tract of land as
sessed in the name of ?. Fl. Richard.
BY virtue of the power in me vested
by the act of the Legislature of this state,
approved March 9th, 1869, I will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction, at my
office in the court house of this parish,
on Saturday, the 4M day Of December,
1869, at l2 O'Clock NJ. and continuing
from day to day, if necessary, the fol-
lowing described property. viz:
A tract Of land situated at bayou
Queue Tortue, bounded ca by Plaeide
Thibodeaux, and west by Maxile LIE.
blanc, containing SO acres.
This property having been seized by
me to satisfy debt due this state, for
unpaid taxes for the years 1854 and
1855, amounting to Sc 90.
Terms-Cash
j. J. BUTLER, Collector
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