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&hs>oa60R ARRAY.

rom the l2wfence
We learn from Mr. J. III. Martin, one oi
the parties, the following particulars OF
shooting affray that occurred yesterday after
noon, near Oskaloosa: A law suit was ne
Gently decided in Oskaloosa, by compromise,
George ii. Segar should haul patent feath-
er-renovating machine 10 Lawrence, the
owner Of the machine being Mr. Martin
four miles this side Of O<kaloosa, Segar
stopped the team and declared he
would 20 no further, and showed
pistol To the head of Martin. who was fixing
Instead oi using this in defense, he laid il
back, and picked up a stick lying in the
wagon, and with this he gave his antagonist
a blow; but his fingers being stiff with cold,
the blow was not very severe, and the club
flew out Of his hands. 4 desperate tlissle for
the pistol ensued, during which Martin was
sho, in the left hand Nearly as soon as the
shot was fired, Martin succeeded in getting
hold Of the stick again, and leveled Segar
with n we'll directed blow Then Or ,promise
No. . took place, the condition being that
Segar should put up his pistol in its scab-
bard. But instead Of getting into the wagon.
he struck back to Oskaloosa. Martin took
the team, and come 10 Lawrence. Leaving
the team at livery stable, he told the cir
cumstances Of the ARRAY to the keeper, with
instructions to let the owner have il if he
called for it. Then finding that Sesar hsd
returned aud followed him to town, he got
out the papers for his arrest; but up to
reasonably late hour last night, the sheriff
had not succeeded in finding him.
SERIOUS AoCIpENr.-Welea learn that Mrs.
Hicks, residing four miles northwest of town,
met with a severe accident on Tuesday Of
this week, which seriously endangered her
life. She was riding home with her husband,
on a wagon loaded with lumber, when by a
sudden jostle Of the wagon in crossing rut,
she was thrown from Il and fell between the
wheels, when the hind wheel passed directly
over her chest and shoulders, breaking the
bone of her left arm near the shoulder int two
different places. One fracture, being within
the shoulder joint, is considered very serious.
Her collar bone was also broken at the same
time. Her fractures were all set by Drs.
Blakeslee & Long, who report that she is
doing well, considering the extent of her in
jurics.-Necieska Ctises.
Steamer Mich Wall 0oagEea - the
nss.ea.eppt RiverSTWe0ay live. Less
Ioe Sseaoer Gseo4ase sunk as
Iorkey ns1a0a.
NicksRURc, Dec. 2l.-The Nick Wall
from 81 Louis for Vicksburg, struck snag
a Irand Lake, her cabin fell in and fioated
, 10 miles. Her hull is tied up to the
Maryland landing. One hundred and twen-
ty-hse deck and fifteen cabin passengers
were On board. Seventeen dead bodies are
Ieepse1od and many othen are supposefto
oe 'os Cn.riey Mcclure was drowned.
Rev. Mr.. SHARMAx, Of Iavr,,c. h..
become one Of the editon Of he Le.v,o-
worth TINES. He isa riPe scholar, . sound
thinker, and a vigorous writer. He takc.
the place Of Mr.. Wilder, Who has assumea
editorial control of the Fort Scott Nosisor.
Mr.. Wilder is probably the ahlest editor IN
KannA-Ableae Ckrcsiels.
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From The Largest Drug iIoas- Wet Of 81 Loui,
~. J1sErU, NaTrh -.
DR. SNITH-Picas@ SIND n 80 DOZEN small and -l
dozen large size IT y"ur Electric oil 80 ~ hu.
made number of Cute- here and give. eo-.l sat.
fietion HARDY 4 90
II ,ur..~ sud that i sby II ali.
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DYSPEPSIA.

WARMERS DYSPEPSIA TONIC Is PRE-
PARED expressly for pysprptics and those suffer
ing with habifual Co-tveness. II is slightly slim
uizting tonic and splendid appetizer; il strength
the stomach and the digestive organs 10
their healthy state. Weak. nervous and dyspep:ic
persons SHOULD Use WARSIR's DysPEPsI, Tone.
For sale by druggists. PriA One Dollar.
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Dc. -Notfttllirh--hi yer MAY L. lrlsfi On
the spot pr- Smith .ntly cures men and
women, Doctors and Drug Ministers anil Law
yers of deathly SEX HeadacL. within 20 MINUTES
in the Drug Stores, when color app.ars on the
pallid cheek, the eye begins Z" brighten up, ant
checrfuness take the place of ahiert misery
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DR.. Smiths Electric Oil.

II
Dr Smlc0'S Electric (hI
|
IL CT RS SICK HEADACHE IN TWENTY
trysipslas, Files. Group. Neuralgia Canker- Eel
| largest desc. No alcohol. Capsicum, Camphor. ~
water IN 1t.
From the Largest Drug House in Boston
We have sold a large quantity uf DR.. SMITH
Electric on ." which is spoken Of with uuaualI-
fed praise. Good reports f.atn every bottle
WEEKS 4 POTTEH
thousands OF poilar> are '"st IN time by isrn.f>
ami huslh'Ss men, when a tew dimes expended iOf
the PROPER rsi'fty az The right time, would have
sa.eu an PAIN anu Urea 'ic ram Is bat friendly
admonition, AMI hsture warns "a In time. S"Hs.
iheh are SAer'i'ui anu >eihsh, "ihrrs hopeful AMI
s'h'f"uS, none nave te rSht =" ai-fetard the sui
travr! 1854 miles ami pay 81, zoo tes. cure or M
cure. 6ut WHAT OF the FoorG
So
Nh"i on e"fth, 'hFi't invariably o"usu4rn'i.-i
"Hth' N" a. 90 Dc Good samaritan,
th" no ~ Iriyn 1t"T iof man alncl-
io7'' ii IL every waking hour
Ih''iL- ~''' .hl"H-N-
IN That -Pirt should every one welcome a real
leneilsii"ii, IKE bR ''itttt' SWIM ''Elec
the OIL. OF fhilldriPhia, a rcu at 5" uulik.
any other known. =, To sttrar' tac mt notiee cd
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THE FRENCH Army In THS DEPARTMENT
OF THE HAUTE-NARNE ROCTED BY THE
PRUSsIANs.
BERLIx, Dec. 23-The Germans under
Gen. Count Won Der Cali, have surprised
the French at Longres, in the Department. Of
Haute- Marine, and driven thenf from their
position with heavy lon. Many prisoners
and large amount Of hassage were cap
tursd.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.
EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR.

A private instructor for payrried persons or those
alout 10 be married, both male and female, in every
thing concerning the phy sioagy and relations Of
sexual system, and the production and prevention
AZ od,pnns including all the new discoveries never
belDre given in the English language, by WM-
YOUNG, " d. This is really valuable and in
tere-ting uogk. II Is written In plain language fs
the general reader, and is illustrated With numer-
Gus engEavings. AL young married people, thase
contemplating marriage, and having the least i'm
dincl8 secrets that every one should be acquainted
With sill IL b . hook that must be locked up and
not lie about the house. II viii be sent to any Sd
Dire. on rseeipt Of 50 cts. Addres DE- WV.
YOUNG, No. n6 Spruce Street above Fourth, Phil
sdelphiA- 0et2avi27
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DR THOMPSON, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
~ GEOS. Once No. 9, Foote'S Building, Fiffh
stysst, coz. q Chsrokee. Reatdnos d doJr vest
q I1m 4 = Church. jy5ev
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
| MANHOOD
I'M TH1 YOUNG
RISING GENERATION.
'1NHE vEiETArivE IDwEEs or LIFE ARE
strong. but in 70. years how ofien the rallid hue
the iack-iustre eye and enaeiaie,i form, and the
imPc>,biiiy OF application TO mental effort, show
its taneful influence. II SON Incomes eviden, To
the observer that some depressing influence is
checking the development Of the body. Consump-
ton is talked Of and perhaps the youth is removed
fr,m school and sent into tn. couusry This i, one
Of the movements. Removed from ordinary
diversions Of the ever-changing sc~ne- Of the city.
the powers Of the body, much eaIeshlei Ia give
z-s, TO the h.althful and rural exercise Thought,
are turned in~~ris upon themselves.
n III. patient i- a female, the approach ID the
nen-es looked Er With anxiety, as the first symp-
om in which Nature i- to show her saving power in
nusing the circulation and visiting the cheek With
he bloom Of health. Alas, increase Of appetite
a- gro-n by that il fe,i on; the enersie. Of the
ystem are Frustrated. and the whole economy 10
erane.,i. The b-au,ifal and wonderful period in
hich b~dy and mind undergo fascinaiin; a
mango from child 20 woman. is looked for in vain:
he parents heart bee-is in anxiety, and fancies
,e grave hut waiting for its victim. =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
$1,000 Per week
WESTERN RURAL.

Can he made the quiet, by parties no are up 10
snun. without interfering with other business.
Address, conhdentialy, JAMES ROOD 4 CO.,
$50 Broadway, New York. oct6ui24
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for several hours. The German los
,all.
Reports ff0o Doe0ea0x.

CAPTURE OF TOURS BY THE PRUssIANs-
THEY RETREAT AFTER TAKING THE TOWN.
BORDEAUX, Dec. 2l.-There was . severe
engagement near Tours yesterday. Six
thousand French fought against ten thous-
and Prsians With twenty -four cannon,
seven hours. The French finally retrested.
The Pr,sians followed and commenced ~
bombard Tour, when the mayor went to the
headquarter. Of the Prusian General and
surrrendEed the town, Is there we're no
troops to defend il, but this evening the Gov
eminent here announces that the Prnsians
evacuated Toun to-day, and were retreating
toward Chateau Renault when General
Bremen, near Unit, checked the Pru~ians.
He advised the Government that he cuuld
keep the enemy from advancing.
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DREHUx JOB WORK AT THE TINES, Call
I md ~ sample.
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HEDTr.L.
" iRNER,S
PILE REM ,JY.

WARMERS PILE REMEDY HAS NEVER
tiilei not even in one case TO ne very worst
of Blind Itching Bleel Piles Tho~-
who afflicted should inin-ediaI ely call on their
druggist and get WARMERS PILE REMEDY. Il 1,
expressly for the Piles, and is not recommended
cure any other disease. IL has cured many eases O.
over thirty years standing. Price One Dollar. Fog
sale by druggists everywhere.
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CLARK WHITTIER, n. D.,

CLARK WHITTIER, II. D.,
GIT st. Charles street, St. Louis,
Who has given a lifelong special attention TO the
treatment of all relating the above, rsuir
ing medical interference, and has been LONGER
LOCATED IN ST. LOUIS than any other Chronic
Disease Physician. Read his works and Judge for
yourselves. Once Hours-9 r. m. n p. m 2 to
and TO p. m octdAv
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NEW YORK.

1he lsrOken Cables CaanWa NJ Re
paired Until Next J00e-The frencll
Cable Again Overrr0Wded-AM Mother
ing Train 0GCars.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The managers Of
the Atlantic Cable Company now despair, it
is said, Of successfully repairing the broken
cables until next June, when the work can
again be prosecuted with smooth sea. The
steamer Robert Howe is still, however, en-
deavoring to graPple the broken connections.
The French cable is again overcrowded
with kilograms for Europe, and they are
transmitted with difficulty. very slowly.
4 mother and two children were run over
and killed by a train on the New Jersey
Railroad, at Lynden, this morning.
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AGRICULTURAL TOOLS.
MASONIC PAPER.

MASONN fAPEk.
The Ereema.,Ols for 1871.
VINiiE LARGEST MASONIC MONTHLY N
j the world.
Contains tidngs from the Craft in ali parts Of tho
globe.
IL is strictly cosmopolitan and is the organ of the
Crat everywhere, and not confined To any state
OF locality
Each number complete in itself
Sample copies sent free.
Every Master Mason in so,-i standing authorized
To act as agent in sending subscriptions A di.-
count made To club agents II desired, and ia all
cases copy sent free tn such agents, if notified
cIUB RATES
Clubs Of ten tn twenf -
Clubs II twenty tn hfty -
tiuhs OF MY or -
Sihsir su''-sfihtfs-------.-.-..-s.. : W
Names may he added at any time in the year az
club rate>. Back numbers supplied. Ad'lre~s,
Geo. ERASK GpTLET,
~. Louis, No.
Refers by permission to John II. Brown, Es1
Grand Master. BovIGw
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HI. Il. HELMROLD'S
Extract Buchu,

For Weakness ari,,ug from excuses early indis-
cretion a,terdei with tho ring symptoms: In
Memory, Dinicu.. IL breathing. General Weak
ness, Horror Of Disease, Weak Nerves. Trembling
| Dreadful Horror of Death, Night Sweats. Cold
Feet, wak.fnInes-. Dimne~s Of Vision, Langour,
Universal Ias~itude Of the muscular System, Ofsen
Enormous Appetite with Dy.reptic symptoms, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of the Boiy, Drynes- Of the Skin,
Psllid Coun,enance and Eruptions on the Face,
Pain in the Back Heaviness Of Z yields, Frequently
Black Spots Flying before the Eyes, with Tempo
rary Suhusion and Loss Of Sight, Want Of Atten-
ton, Great Mobility. Restlessness, with Horror Of
Society. Nothing is more desirable 70 such patients
than Solitude, and nothing they more dread, for
Fear Of Themselves; no RePoss Of Manner. no
Earnes,uess. no Speculation. but 4 hurried Trans
ition from one question to another.
These symptoms il allowed to 60 on-which this
Medicine invariably removes-soon follow Loss Of
Power, Fstuity. and Epilep,ic Fits. in Of which
the patient may expire.
During the suI-rintendence d DIR. Wilson at the
BIoomingdaIe Asylum, this sad result occurred to
two patients; reason had for time lef, them, and
both died Of epilepsy. They were of ioth sexes,
and about twenty years Of age.
Who can say that these excuses not FIRE.
qucntly followed by those direfl diseases Insanity
and Consumption, The records Of the Insane Asy-
lums, and the melancholy d,lih. by Consumption.
lear ample witness to the truth Of these assertions.
In Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibi-
ton appears. The couni-napcs .r actually sciden
and quite de~tituie-n-ithsr Mirth Grief ever
visi, it. Should 4 sound Of the voice occur, it is
rarely articulate.
with wonderful measures wan Despair
Law sullen sounds their grief beSuiled.''
Whilst we regret the existence Of the s'-ve dis
eases and symptoms, We are prepared to offer in
valuable gin IL chemistry for the removal Of the
consequences.
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ALEAST, vre-nlt..l ..
In. SWIM, Philadelphia Dear sir Your Eis.-
THE lHi stir..l my son. Who fiF years uni.,
the care 81 an eminent physician, aud gwen uP a
crirpi, fpr life iSigucd. = ". HAEtprET
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',ALvEsToN. TENAs, March p
pE ~NITH Your Electric Oh Is selling veil
! he Dollar sire sells best here send IN. "a DOZEN
~ eith szs. Yours Truly,
y u LtBNDII
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New York, Dec :2.3.-The effort of Cali
cott To compel the curt which committed
him 10 confess that he Vas unjustly con-
dcnned has failed. Judge Woodruff refuses
To review the trial, and Calicott must accept
the Presidents pardon or remain where he
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PERSONAL.
ORDERING CLOTHING BY LETTER.

IICkN0R CO., the Celebrated Clothiers
Of st. Louis. No., announce the Introduction OF a
nlan Of
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
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White Swelling Cured.

L IN. Of -...-....r. n. n -. !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-20
Monetary and Commercial
MON ETAR u
oyFIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
TUESDAY EVENING. April 10, ls7O.

o5FIOE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIOAS.}
TUESDAY EVENING. April 49, lsU
The money market proper continues quiet
and easy, with no quotable change IN street
rates. which are lO@l2 y cent u annum
for AL notes secured by unauestlonaole
collatteras and Al business paper without
collaterals, and l4@l3 per cent u month for
second grade; l00ll b cent y annum for
AL mortgage paper, and l2@- for second
grade.
New York;, and. after a small business,
closed at l34@ll3s against llSs at new
York;. The transactions reported embrace
Sl2, coo at ll34; $4,000. $4,000 and SIS, 600.
at il3l; $4,000, $40, 900, $40 900 and $4,000
at 1l3i. Nothing transpired in silver.
In foreign exchange the movement was
limited, rates ruling shade easier at the
close. The sales included ga 900 sterling.
of which f20O0 bill of lading at l22I; $1,000
at l2s; $4,000 bill of ladlng, and t4OOO Al
clear at 1881; $1,000 AL clear at l23!; t6Oo0
bank at 1874, and $4,000 do at 1907 gold. The
only reported transactions in francs were
$50 600 commercial at 4.60, 10000 at the
same, and &c. 900 at 46l4. The closing quo
tations for sterling are l24@l24l for bank.
and l22f@1234 and 1925 for commercial, and
francs 4.575@- for the former and 6l40
4. 60 for the latter.
The offerings of domestic exchange were
onIy moderate and with fair demand,
| rates stitfened without any quotable advance.
| The banks checked on New York at q
cent premium, and we note sales OF $50 900,
| S5O, 600, $1,000 and $4,000 commercial
sight on New York at 80; $4,000 private
bankers at the same; S95 600, $4,000 and
| $4,000 bank sight, and Sl4 900 private bank
at SIS; $40, 900 private bankers, Sl5,OUU
commercial at % cent premium.
There wss very little animation II stocks
100 shares Crescent City Siau2hterhouse
Company changed hands at s5l so, and 23.s
at s3l. 2OG0 shares Ship Island Canal Com
psny. sold III S170 800 and $500 at the same;
800 at 81 rs, and 800 at 81 75@l so per share
1000 shares Mississippi Valley Levee Com
pany, were reported at S1l; l5O and 30 do
at $40, 20 shares Crescent City Railroad
sold at STA, and 81 On private terms: also, 81
shares Bank of New Orleans, at Stl % pei
share.
Warrants and city notes were quiet ant
steady; $1,000 Metropolitan warrants sold a.
93I, and $4,000 at 9ic. A lot OF of $1,000 city
notes sold at S7l. The dealers were buying
State ne W issue at 80, and old at 92@925
and selling at 80 and 1894; and Metropoll
tar Police at 92@9255, and selling at O3G95s
The dealers rates for city notes were Il.
discount buying and Is selling.
We heard of some transactions in cit.
securities, said to be at full prices, but the.
were not reported.
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Nothing from the Reconstruction Com
mittee. They await the action OF the House
On the Georgia bill.
Senate.-Mr. Sumner presented memo
rial requesting the Land Commission to
provide y homestead for recently ensiaVeo
people. ,.u
the amendment.
LIVERPOOL, April 19.-Later cispatches
from Bombay show that the shipments ol
cotton from that port since last report 70
the sixteenth instant were q 900 bales. IN
stead of SO, 900 bales, as reported yester-
day.
LONDON, April 19.-Mr. Laird has con
tracted to build the steamers tor the New
Orleans aud Hamburg line.
CRY OF MEXICO, April Is, via Havana
Serious charges have been preferred against
Romero, Secretary of the Treasury. The
President has granted special power for the
speedy trial of the accused.
The bill relative to the construction OF
canal across the Isthmus of TehuantepeC
has passed. Also the bills Furnishing kid
nappers and bandits.
The revolutionary troubles IN the central
States are waning, but from other points
the news is unfavorable.
Placide Vega had captured Mazatian, witt
large quantity of money.
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SHERIFFS SALES,

Charles Bendix VS.. Bernard AvegnO.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish of Orleans, No. % Silly virtue of writ of
seizure and sale directed by the Honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans IN
the above entitled cause, l will proceed to sell at
public auction at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
romhous streets, the Second District OF this city.
on SATURDAY, May I. 1870 at twelve o. clock NJ,
the following described property, to wit
THREE AhPENIS OF LAND. situated at
Grand Isle. Baratarla, Parish of Jefferson In this
state designated numbers twentyene, twenty
two and twenty three, on plan drawn by A Bour-
gerol late Surveyor the twentieth OF september,
i3,l and deposited in the office of P. p. Labarre.
late a notary public in this city, and measuring
each one Arpeut, or hundred and eighty feet
front on the Mexican Cult by two thousand eight
hundred and eighty feet ten inches and hve slxths
in depth, extending from said Mexican Gulf TO
Caminada Bay, on which said three arpents also
'front.' together with all the rights. ways, privileges,
servitu des and advantages thereunto belonging or
in anywise sppertainiDz.
Being the same property acquired BY the defend.
ant by purchase from Mrs. L. .. Derbigny, wife OF
p. G. Labarre, per act passed before Amedes Du-
catei notary public in this city, dated juno q, 1861
Seized IN tho above suit
Jerms-Fhe purchaser to assume the payment OF
promissory note. secured by mortgage on the
property before described for the sum OF one hun
cred and ninety.one dollars and twenty five cents
1871 25) drawn By defendant to his own order and
by him Endorsed, dated the twenty ninth May, 1867,
and PAYABLE three years after date and bearing IN
date until paid and the balance of the price of ad
THOMAS L. MAXWELL,
ap5lS my7 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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Alnhon.a WAL Va. Henry Jolissa.nt.

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE
T. parish of Orleans, no. l360-By virtue of q
writ of fieri faciss to directed by the Honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish OF Or
leans in the above entitled cause will proceed TO
FELL at public auction. at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street. between Cansl
and Customh streets in the Second District OF
this city, on WEDNESDAY,, May II, 1870. at
twelve clock NJ the following described property,
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the
buildings and improvements thereon situate in the
Third District OF this city, and measuring thirty
feet front on 4 owe, now Rsmuart street, between
Bagatee and Union streets, by ninety feet deep.
Being the same property acquired By defendant
by purchase from p. Deullut, per act of sale
passed before o. Dreust notary pubic in this city,
da led July rs, 1861
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS l.. MAXWELL
ap9 25 myil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Unstamped Letters.

netainsd In tho New Orleans F"ssomes
ksr Want Of Postage. April -.
Persons mailing the below mentioned let
.ers can have them forwarded TO destination
oy calling st the Postmaster's room, and
paying postage by stamps. These letters
are retained one week, and then forwarded
10 the Dead Letter Office.
Revenue stamps not receivable as postage.
George MARI. New Orleans. La.
P. w. Huddleston, Tuspap, Mexico.
Bod Directions.
II. Rossman, Torentown. La.
Jean Martin.
Y. Demoroulle. Flatville.
II. C. Adams, Marble Hill.
Illegal Stamps
Tax Collector, Vaudeville, La.
Miss Jane Romano, Brashear, La.
Henry johnson, NatcheZ. Miss.
CHARLES W. LOWELL,
Postmaster.