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New Advertisements Continued.
SUCCESSION SALE.
Estate of G. W. Copley.
DY virtue of a decree of the Hon. the
12th Judicial District Court, in and
for the Parish of Ouachita, in'tiie mat
ter of said Succession bearing daté,
the 9th of Dec., 1859, I will expose 1 to
sale at public auction, to tlie" highest
bidder, at the Court House door in the
town of Monroe, on THURSDAY, ; the
12th day of January ncrstl 18.60, With
in the hours prescribed by law the fol*
lowing property belonging to saidSuc
cession, to-wit :
The W. J of W. I of Sec. 31. S. W.
J of S. W. J of Sec. 80, T. 18, N. R.
3 E. N. E. J of S. E. J of Sec. 36, T.
18, N. R. 2 E., at not less than four
dollars per acre,
S. W; J of Sec. 12, T. 23, iV, R. 11
E., at not less than tjvo dbllars pev
acre.
S. W. fractional J of Sec. 25, S. 1
2V. W. J and N. W. J of S. W. \ of
Sec. 36, -S. E. fractional J of N. E. J
and N. E. J of 2V. E. £ of Sec. 35, in
T. 16 N. R. 6 E., at not less than
$12 50 per: acre.
N. W. \ of Sec. 2, and W. i of S.
W. \ of Sec. 2, N. AY. J of Soc. 11, N.
E. J of N. E. J of Sec. 10, T. 5, M -R.
0 E, at not less than $15 per acre.
The fraction N. of bayou Macon in
Sec. 4, T. 12, N. R. 9 E., containing
24 61-100 acres, at not less than $5 pr.
acre Terms of sale—for all the above,
one third cash, the balance in two
equal annual installments, with 8 per
cent interest from date of sale,- and
secured by mortgage on the property.
M, A. COPLEY, Adm'x.
Dec. 10, 1S59. $15.
$25 Reward.
R .vxawav frc.n ray plantation in the
/jà Colony of Ouucliita. on Friday, 7th inst..
-St- a negro man, PETFIt, aged about 17 or
20 years, black, and about 5 feet S inches high.
I will pay $25 reward fot his delivery to me.
M. T. BAVARD.
Doc. 15. 1850. - It,
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of Rachel Wood, elee'd.
1)Y virtue of an order of sale issued
" out"of the //.m, the Dist. Court in
and for the Parish of Ouachita and
State of Louisiana, to me directed, 1
will offer for, sale at public auction, at
the late residence of the deceased, also,
the late residence of Seneca Martin,
about 8 miles West of Trenton, on
T i-ksday, the IO tii day of J ancaky,
ISfiO, between the hours prescribed by
law, all the personal property inven
toried in said Succession, consisting
in part of the following : One Horse,
•one yoke of Oxen, one Wagon, thirty
Hogs, more or less, twenty head of
Cattle, more or less, three feather beds
steads, mattresses,
and bedding, bedsteads
.to., &e. A large lot of household and
kitchen furniture, &c., i$-e. A lot of
farming utensils, &c., &c., 200 bushels
nf corn, more or less, yllso, the follow
ing tract of land with all the improve
ments, to-wit : N. W. 1 of N. W. V
and S. I of N. \Y. \, of Sec. 33 in town
ship 18, N. of Range 2 East, contain
ing 120 acres, more or less.
Terms of sale—cash, at the apprais
ed value, in accordance with .Arts. 990
and 991 of the C. P.
1YANÇY SMITH, vldm'x.
'orit'oo, La., Dec. 8th, 1859. $12
Succession Sale.
I n pursuance to an order of the //on
District, Court, of the parish of Oua
c'iita, 1 will offer for sale at public
auction at. the late residence of Sam'l.
ylllen, dee'd. about 15 miles West of
.Monroe-, on Saturday, the 24th day of
December, 1S59, the personal property
of the Succession of Sam'l. ylllen, dee'd.
as shown by the inventory taken by
I>. I). .Sheppard,. Recorder, on the 8th
day of October, 1859, consisting in
part of the following described prop
erty, viz. : A stock of cattle, a crop
of corn and cottuu', an ox wagon and
yâlUM»f"«XÇîC a. lot of fanning tools,
etc., and-2 .horses.
Terms of sale—cash.
JAMES II. MILLING, Sheriff.
Monroe, La., Dec. 8th, 185'J,
Succession Sale.
Succession if Thomas Emmerson, dcc\l.
XVILL bo sold at public auction, to
' ' the highest bidder, on Saturday,
the 31st, day of Dec, 1859, between the
hours prescribed by law, the remainder
of tlie personal and moveable effects
of the deceased, unsold on the 5th
inst.
Terms of sale.—for all sums up to
twenty dollars ($20) and under cash,
for all sums over that amount the pur
chasers will be required to execute their
notes with one or more securities, in
solido with eight per cent, interest
after maturity, and to the satisfaction
cf the adm'x.
ET HAN FOWLER, jldm'r.
Monroe, La., Dec. 8, 1859. $5
NOTICE.
S tatu or L ouisiana, )
Parish of Ouachita. }
12th District Court.
Succession of Elbert Wood, dee'd.
"YI/"Mt;Rlv\£, Alten B. Wood lias tiled in tlie
} » ofliccoftlie Clerk of the 12th Judicial
District Cunrt, in and for said parish of Ounehi
t.t. his flnul account, which he prays may be
liom-'legated.
Now. therefore, nntops opposition bo made
thereto within thirty days from the date hereof,
the said tinai uccount will be homologated, ac
cording to law.
„ w IT. Br, ARDEY, Clerk.
Monroe, La., Dcc. 6tli. 18.59 -$6.
Notice.
S tatu of L ouisiana, ) n _
Parish of Ouachita. \ l ' th DlsL Courl -
Succession of John Wallace, dee'd.
W iierkas , J. H. Mitchell has filed in
the oflice of the Clerk of the 13th Judi
cial District court, in and for said par
ish of Ouachita, his petition praying
to be appointed Curator of said "sue
eession.
Now, theretore, unless opposition
be made thereto within ten days from
the date hereof, the said appointment
will bo nnule, according to law
W. H. BRADLEY, Cleik.
Monroe. t,n.. Nov. 17. L s 5t)-2t.$3.
Äötiertisfmcnls.
SHERIFF sÀi'Ë.
S tate of L ouisiana, ]
Parish df Ouachita. J
Elizabeth Iloneyecutt vs. Win. Honey -
cutt, et. al.
T)Y virtue of two several decrees of
the Hon. the 12th Judicial District
Court in and for th^Parish of Oua
chita-in the above entitled case, the first
rendered on the 4th of (March, 1S58,
the, other on the 2d of .ft oveuibcr,
1859, I will sell on the Ith, (jay of Ja
nuary, A. D. 18G0 ; it being the first
Saturday of sanl month at the Court
House door in the town .of Monroe,
within the hours prescribed by law,
Hie following described property, to
wit :
A certain tract of land containing
160 acres more or less ; being tl-io
north-east fractional quarter of lot one
of section 11, in township 18, of range
3 east.
One negro man, Joe, aged forty
seven years j negro'wofnali,-Christina,
(wife of Joe,) aged forty-niné yeitrs ;
negro woman, Harriet, aged twenty
yearn, and lier child aged three years ;
one gray horse ; one sorrel horse two
yoke of oxen ; live head of cattlo ; ten
head of hogs ; one wagon ; household
and kitchen furniture ; blacksmith's
and'farming tools.
Terms of sale-—For (10-12) ten
twelfths thereof, cash ; for (2-12) two
twelfths, one half cuslij the balance on
a credit of. 12 months ; note! secured
by mortgage on the real property, and
personal security with 8 per cent, in
terest from day of sale—this latter
being the interest of the minors
children of iVancy Iloneycutt and Win.
nbncycrftt, dee'd. Salefjaade to effect
a partition.
JAMES H. MILLING, Sheriff.
Monroe, Dec., \st, 1859. $11 50
SUCCESSION SALE.
■Succession of Thomas Emmerscn, dee'd.
I) Y virtue of an order of sale issued
on tin's 19th day of Nov., 1859,
from the Hon. the District Court in and
for the Parish of Ouachita and State of
Louisiana, and to me directed as Adm'r.,
I will sell at the Steam Saw Mill im
mediately below the town of Monroe,
on S aturday , tlie 31 st day of December,
1859, between tl.e hours prescribed by
law, and to the highest biddir, the fol
lowing property, viz :
The undivided moiety or half interest
of the decedent in and to a certain lot
or parcel of ground within the limits
of the town of Monroe, with the Saw
Mill thereon, together with the build
ings, engines and appurtenances there
unto belonging, being the same pro
perty lately acquired by Emmcrson
w ''.y* notarial purchase from
^ 1 °." 1,10 241,1 tln >" ", f Fe "
°" 1,10 (,U| da 7 of ; Tu, . v .- 1S3 9 and at
L'o P'raij'U t '.'ne, leaving the Rpace oi
j . '^ ' public road, thence at
' ''js' 1 *" '° '' ie v i v ci' K thcnce up the
" " v "' "°, fuot| tl'cnco at right anales
| *? P'««» J.»pnmng, including
bruary, 1859, being tlie lot therein de
scribed as lying below the town of
Monroe, commencing 310 feet below
the upper line of IT.' lJrv's plantation,
running down tlie river 200 feet paral
lel to If. liry's front fence as it stood
the Steam Saw Mill, engines, boile
and buildings thereon and blacksmith's
tools, &e., A'c.
• Terms of sale—cash with the bene
fit of appraisement, as proscribed bv
law. ETHAN FOWLER, Adm'r.'
Monroe, Nov. 21, 1859. $14.
SUCCESSION SALE/
Succession uf. William O. Morrison, dee'd.
1)\ virtue of an order of sale issued
1J from the Hon. 12th District Court,
held in and for the Parish of Ouachita
and State of Louisiana, on the 19th day
of November, 1859, to me directed, I
will offer for sale at public auction at
the Court House door in the town of
Monroe, on M onoay , the 26th day of
December, A. I). 1859, Within the hours
prescribed by law, the following de
scribed property, to-wit : A certain
town lot situated in the town of Mon
roe, known and designated by said
order as tlie "Triangular Lot," front
ing on Grand, DeSiard and Walnut
streets, sold to effect a partition.
Terms of sale—one fourth cash, and
the balance in one, two and three years,
with 8 percent, interest from due, with
a mortgage on said property to secure
the credit payment.
JAMES n. MILLING, Sheriff.
Nov. 24th, 1859. $9 tds.
POKKI liHUl' ! ! MUTTON
Butchery!!
'pHE undersigned has established
I'oo'ii I •» r 1m
j
i
regular butchery in Monr
secured the services of Mr Thcoohile i
Dullard, a practical and êxpSced
Hntrliov wliri wîll Im f.nmrKf i,;o ..inii
:
Butcher, who will be found at his .stall
daily, with everything iu his lino for
hotels, families, &c.
Steamboats will be furnished at any
hour at reduced prices.
Texas beef, veal, pork, mutton, &c.,
always on hand.
Market Mouse next door to Mr. Mil
lion's Grocery, (sirand street.
JOHN Y\ N i /.I'M, F,, Proprietor.
Monroe, Nov. 17, 1859-Gm.
Monroe Lyceum.
THE HE will bo a mooting- of tho Ly
eeura at the Court House, on Thurs
day night, tho 15, ins{. Mr. J. McEnery
will deliver an address upon the
occasion. The public generally are
invited to attend, and the ladies es
pecially. There will be a discussion
after the speaking.
F. A. IIALL, President.
A. II. Martin ",. Secretary.
Dec. 15, 1859. it
subscribers will purchase Cotton or
X make liberal cash advances on the same.
ii. gekson, j B., & co.
Dec . 1. lsö<).
G 1 ?. B ^ N L ,S ~ ^ s "PPjy of Gutta Percha
Gin liands, at N. O. prieeè. for Fale by
Dec . 1, 1s5î1. ä. gkßson, J b., & Co .
10 Pay
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A N 1) R E If ,
Jo \v. C aiii.ton , Master.
r piIlS fine light draught, fust passim
ger packet will leave New Orleans
for Arkansas line, Ward's and Kelly's
j Landing, Cora's Bluff, Lingrove, i'lan
i torsville, Deglai/.o, Point Pleasant.,
i • . i .
colnmc " c '"3
tli(. ubt i it,c ot vvate 1 .
Hotioo.
TIIE co*^mrln(TsUîp horotofbro oxiFtinp: under
the firm of II. KENDALL CARTEU it CO.
expires this dav l»y limitation. The commis
sion business will be sottlcd up by IT. Kendall
Carter, and the cotton gin business by Daniel
Pratt. Ii. KKNDALL CARTER,
'^HE Cotton Factorage and CoiTiinission Busi
1 ncps will bo continued as heretoibre by II.
KENDALL CARTER.
as heretofore at the old # 8laiid, lôSt. Cîuuh
street. Sfy otîice in on the"second lloor. No. (!.
Gin Stands constantly kept on hand to sojiply
customers. I do not. deem it necessary to say
anything of the merits ol' my Gin Stands, as'i
sell 100U or more annually, which arc distribu
ted though nearly the whole cottou growing
country. Not being nblo to supply "the de
mand the past season.,! am extending my Fac
tory so as to be enabled to make 1300 stands
next season, aftd shall therefore, be enabled lo
supply the demand promptly.
DANIEL PRATT.
November 3, 1S59— it.
Regular New OrEeiiii*, Osiachiia
and bayou bartholomew packet
W. A.
: Ouachita City, Trentou, Monn.e, and
all laudnigs on Ouachita and ülack
The Andrew has been purchased and
fitted up expressly for the trade.
Planters and shippers can rely on
the Andrew remaining in the trade
during tlie entire season. Particular
attention paid to all plantation and
way business. uov.l0-tf.
ChappelHill School.
fpHE winter term comtrencco JVov.
21 .th., '1 he Directors and patrons
of this School are determined, by stea
dy and united effort to -establish per
manently a good Home School. A new
building will be completed by the 15th
of January, and other conveniences in
dispensibleto the school room supplied.
Its former success, healthful location^
and the inllueuco of a moral ami
christian community are considered
sufficient to secure the prompt attend
ance of the limited number of pupils to
be admitted.
For further information address,
A. J. LYO.ZV, Trenton, La.
Nov. 24, 1859. 2m. $7 50.
Notice.
A LL persons holding claims against
the Succession of- A. Ii. Kinsey,
will please present them for settlement.
JOIIiV CALDEIIWOOP, Adm'r.
Monroe, Nov. 24, 1859. t,f
lllisrcaitcotts SÄörertiocmcnts,
Notice
TO i, D5I IKHilS t)J? FINE STOCK.
'PHE undersigned here
by gives notice that,
at » great cost, lie has pro
cured from Kentucky and
introduced into this parish.
a fine Stallion railed "ttuiubow,
Jr.," now only three years old, and
that lie intend;, standing him during
tlie ensuing cpring and Fall seasons
(1860) At till} following prices, vi;::
For a single leap $10 00
fly the season £5 00
By tlie insurance 40 00
■Persons residing at a distance can
bring and leave thier mares, as ample
pasturage will lie provùjed and no
charge wdl be made except for corn
and fodder fed to them (if desired),
with the understanding that the sub
scriber will not be responsible for es
capes or accidents.
" Rainbow, Jr.," will stand only . at
home, and will, for no consideration,
make oilier stands.
Helow will be found the pedigree uf
" Rainbow, jr.," but any olio can eomu
and see him for themselves. •
11. FAULK.
" Rainbow, jr.," is a steel gray, 16
hands high, weighing upwards
! t\vi>ivo (1 *2) hundred pound*, <iq;ed
three .years ^lay 12th, 1859. Ilia dire
| was the Celebrated trotting horse
| " Hainbow," who was by an imported
| Canadian horse out of a blooded mare
liaised near Lexington, Ivy.
The dam of " Rainbow, jr.," was a
1 Messenger. lie was sired the proper
I ty of David Cable, of Clark county, In
diaua.
lîainbow, jr.," has been successful
in winning in all lings whore ho has
been exhibited, lie was exhibited al
the county fair as a-two year old and
received tirst premium.
He was also exhibited again this
ISs i Spring at a three year ohl, and
took first premium ; was exhibited
again the same Spring in a -sweep
stake ring against nine competitors,
and received tirst premium.
fie is looked upon as one of the tin
est horses of his* age ever raised in the
county, and since his sale and ir was
ascertained that he was going (o leave
the State, there has been a great de
sire to purchase him and keep him in
the rountv where lie was raised, as his
j stock is highly prize
COONS & REYNOLDS.
Louisville, Ky., Aug. 20, l .S.V .t.
November 1 7, '50 - ly
Parish Maps.
? v fAP.S of Carroll, Madison, Ouachita,
•*** Morveuse, Caldwell, Concordia,
Winn, Cataho:: 1 ». Franklin, Tensas,
parts of lïapide», AvC^' elles, St. i. in
dry and St! Martin.
The Eiibscribers having ji.repan
Maps of the above Parishes, for tin.
purpose of representing lands that arc
offered for sale in the above Parishes,
have beeil induced to have them pub
lislied, so as to place the iiifoiillation
wliich they contain within tlie reach of
j nlI w!lo ,,, ay fool an iilU . r( . Kl io l!ic
rie!» and thriving part of the Stale
vv |, idl they represent. Each Map «ill
represent the public surveys, and the
I different tracts of land offered for sale,
with the liâmes of the owne'vn, and
their address, or the addrt ..is .of their
agents To facilitate the publication
ol the Maps, and to c.ild to their use
fulness; a space will be left cu the mar
gin for professional und business can's,
for which a moderate charge will be
made, according to position «.lid bî /, o of
the eard.
The Maps will he fWniisl -d to eub
scribors at for plain oopies, and for
copies mounted on rollers ^4 will be
charged.
Lands for sal« in any ol tin above
Parishes will l:e designated oil the
Maps, with reference to owner or agent
at ona to two cents per acre,according
to quantity advertised
McCERlîEN, LAN Pi! Y & 00 ,
Aucticnoci's, Appraisers and (jeno'vl
I ,and Agents. Office and Salesroom,
Masonic Hall, St. Charles si., corner
Pcrdido.
Kov. IT, 1853 St.
VALUABLE FLANTAÏIcfl"
sroiî SA ILIO.
Situated in the Parish id' l'nioo.
Üi-containing 1 ït)0 acres; 5(10 ol
whichare In a good stale of cultivation,
wit-k substantial two story dwelling,
gin, cabins, and other buildings.
The promises are in a tine state of
cultivation, well watered and within
one mile of steamboat navigation.
For terms of aale, enquire of the
.'.v.vîntni. I.: » « !... : ... .
proprietor or I
; I w jj| sc n low f
| made lo suit tho purcliaser.
n the pre
or pay me i
\VM. il. 0KAWF01H}.
Fob. 23d 1859. . tf.
For Sale.
T will sell my House and Lot in t\- -
■* the town <if Monroe, on reason- J'r - :
able terms. The residenee is f-.itualfij
on one of the most pleasant lota in
town and has ovcrv conveuieiiee.
JOHN M c UN ERY.
Oct. fi, 1859. tf.
WAN'TICI).—I' wish to bire ten hands
to work ou a plantation near Mon
roe. Persons having negroes to hire
for tho next year will do well to call
on mo at this place.
JAS. I). McENEliy.
Monroe, La. Aug. 4, 1859. 4t.
Solidified Milk :
4N excellent sutivlu nx t'ood forinfiiiits, ami u
. good .substitute fur a cm-, it is tii^hly rc
commenjeil l>y tin,so IhcU have used it. Uive
it a trial. For s.tle at tin; Ilru^ Se, re
"■"•io. 'r.iv. Meri;i-: & <:a.
Blankets ! Blankets ! !
1 A A l'A If! ju-; l-cccivril, romp;i-i;i^ he.
IvU quality heavy negro, grey »ml while
Mackinaw, and flue bed a:,.I ciih blaakuts
which will be hold low by
nov.3. RVRNK «fe STIIKLD?.
I»IKS. S. A. A Ll.EA'S
World's Hair Restorer,
J ust received and for sale by
Cl. W, ilcFEE A CO
Sept lf>, IS?«
miscellaneous.
INS Ü RAN C E Î
The following Companys have com
plied with the Lîtw of the Stale - !
Louisiana in relation to agencies oi
Foreign Insurance Companys:
TU OS. ASK KW, State Collector.
AHAM G1FFBN, tiiiy T.-aisurer.
New Orleans, June 1, 1Ü59.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY of
New York.
11AHTPORD 1NSUKAN0E COM
PANY of Hartford, Connecticut.
Sl'KlNUl«'l 10Ll> Kl 1>E snd MAlilNE
IN SIT liANCIO COMPANY, Springfield,
Massachusotts.
HAMPDEN INSURANCE COM PA-'
NY, of Springtield, Massachusetts.
ATI,A NTH' Fill K and M A It! NR IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Providence,
Ii. I.
FIRE, JlAlilNE, RIVER and HULL
INSURANCE.
Stocks of - Merchandize, Buildings,
Furniture, Manufacturing establish-'
meute, Freight Lists, &e., covered
against loss or damage by Fire and the
perils of Navigation..
POLICIES issued in and out of this
city, and a return of twenty per cent,
made in cash.
POLICIES »issued for ihe country,
without the country clause.
POLICIES, MARINE and ülv'ER,
issued in and out of this city, to cover
Merchandize and Cotton, and an un
conditional return of twenty per cent,
made at settlement on the tirst of each
month.
The CAPITAL of the above Com
panys is all paid up in CASH, with
large Su reins.
All losses adjusted and promptly
paid in this city, in CAS11.
The boat references given in and out
of this cily, on application at the of
tice.
P. FAIRCHILD, Agent.
.19 St. Charles street.
Sept. 1, 1859 Silt.
Notico to Stockholders.
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A: T. I
Au.-. I. 1>
TjMfE annual meeting of the stock
-* 1 - holders of the Vicksburg, Shrove
port and Texas I 'ailroiid Company will
be held at the onice of the Company
on Monday the 2litli dnv of September
next, for examination of the Company's
accounts, ami on Monday, öd of Octo
ber, 1859,Nfor the clcctioii of a Board
of Directors, hi conformity to the Vlh
and loth sections of the Charter.
Jiy order of the. Board oi" Directors.
<). 1). STILLMAN, Sec't'v.
ÀVï"' The Weekly Vicksburg IVhig,
I .-Lit '. 1 S"ii if* Sou./,'iron, Madison Journal,
ClaU.'irne Atiri™"tr, Shrcveport South
western anil Caddo oûT 'He will insert
the above advorliseilie.nl tli. ! ."'j days
and forward bills lo tho oflico of liiC
Company. 0w.
[•'(>61
V Lie
limbic Rnmll up
QNfK-'Vif_the e
^ l. ticl 'onus in Oiiîicliilu Furiwli ; it
conLiiiis about live lui ml red ami twen
ty acres o! land ; one hundred and ten
oi* which are in :i jvood si üe of cultiva
tion; for the production (>T which, come
and ne» the crop a;rown on il this sea
son. Aiso fifty acres of new ground—
timber dead, in ash burnt off and under
fence. The above lias a dwelling house,
negiv) cnbins, j.>-iu, mill and press on it,
and will be tu » • d <>n reasonable terms.
For particulars enquire of the un
dcibiiriu d on the plnce.
\\ r . FAULK.
F. B. It lay« about 4h miles South
Wcat ol the month of the (Jhinticv.
Sept SM), 18591 "tf.
i.Tosr
X-'l
HT. CIIOiVMüTCII,
I, ai^a anil Oraa-.ja<
n,inters and Gilders.
lmvo tliin tiny ontiicd into
j-iU'tr*. i-;:liip. 1 'aim inj.'; t}nil ^ni-liiinj^,
!iml li-.u'i^in^ In nil its tu'iiiioiiCH,
nnil in tie liiicol and bent stylo, \vu nry
l/fopiivcd-iiiicl rond y Iii do. Wo only
(ink for a trinl, und il mi don't, coin'o
iiI' » ' oo!.!r;o:t wo auk for notliinç. —
Wo piomit.o fijll natisl'iiction unci lino
)ared
rk
do :,ll and every
line of business:
ii.i;i. c, raining. Marbling-, Paper
inj.in^, &e. Ac., in town or in the
m-lrv, and in adjoining Parishes.
Our terms and charges slwill always
be Jibcval a,nd muderatc
1 M . ... ... . » ....... I till.
A Hellst I tili, I SfiR.
I.V.
u
Terms of Court--X2lh Judicial
District*
rarisil of tl auk.son .... Jury tonus,
illi Momlays of M; ifli juk I Soplcu'licr
It rais, -M• #j ï« Ï : lvk of «June
uii'.l Jauual-y.
J a ui su ok UNiofj.. . .Jury turn™, 2d
Moml.iyu nf April jiiül Octubor..
rrolmto trniiij, «id Mondays of «Juoc
and January.
1'aiaan ok ôi'akiiita . .. . Jury tcroiH
1 tli iMondityH of April and Orlnln.-r.
t 'ri»l'aio tonus, 4tli Mondays (J* Juno
and January.
i'Aiusii ok MonruoudC. .Jury tonn.s,
od iMonday« # ol Mny ifc Novombor.
IVobato terms, lid Mondays of «Äly and
Fola-iiury.
1) E T E It ' s
WO USTED STOKE,
Wiioiesule astil Heitii!,
Ginat Sired, near Dunblane,
>.'Bw -mir .E .ix!j,
Direct importation of Uerlin Zephir
and Split. Worsted,. Shetland Wool,
Floss and Purse Silks, English Knit
ting and French A'mbroidcry, Cotton,
Canvas, Patterns, «te., etc.
W: All orders promptly attended to.
Dec. 1, 186U. ijm.
i 4 CliOlOL lot ot Vanilla lleans fo
I- 1 * sale by <}. W. McFEE A Co
1 Monroe, La, July 14, 18$9.__tl',
ill t s c c 11 a k a o u a.
VALUABI.K1 PLANTATION
For Sale.
OÎTUATED in Jackson parish, four
!v miles west of Vienna and 8 miles
north of the V., S. &'T U. K. Survey,
on Walnut creek ; contain*
1,0*0 0 ACRE S
in the tract, 000 of which is good land
—600 hottoin and second bottom, 400
li.Vumock or low up lands. These gôod
lands' aie all ill one botty J the remain
ing 100 Heros are ordinary and poor
hill hinds around tlie tract
ami well tinibt-. v< -'d,
Ti ere are'ööO iu" l ' ps "i a " nc state
.if cultivation, and -100 of bottom,
deadened 0 years ago, n ,l d now ripe
for clearing. There are on i' l|u . preui
,A i ises a number 1 gh?
rav;t^ ;- V% horse mill, dwellings,
gro caliins and other nec
essary farm bouses ; also 8,000 bush
els of good corn, 20 head of cattle, Î100
head of pork and stock hogs, black
smith and funning tools, Ac.
For further information, call and see
the fiv^«aiid the undersigned,on the
premises.
Also a line tract of about j WW'SÄ».
i , o t! « a <' « r. s , ^
sifuaied on the lîayou ">ia
yon hills, 10 miles west of Aslitou, and
entirely above the Mississippi over
flow.
If you wish to buy, call and see for
yourself my price is low and terms
accommodating'.
ALLEN GREENE
Vienna, La., Sept, S, 1859.— lui.
OFFICIÎ V
I» T. 15. U. Co., [
, (ilh Juuo, IS;")!», I
TiFdiSONS are hereby warned not to
trespass upon any of tho lands ol'j
this company, mid all who do so, in
any manner, may expect to have both
civil and eriminal prosooulions instltu
Icd^ against them. Ilm undersigtieil
is alithoi i'/.ed to sell the hinds, and
persons desiring to purchase should
make application either m person, or
by letter, at tips olllee.
C. ti. VtH'Ntî, Prosiduut.
Juno 0, 1859.—8m.
Notico
Ts hereby p-iveu thai lia» undersign
ed has withdrawn 1'iom I he firm of
Keiler a Crowurilch, dml intend car
ryinjv on Oi nnmeutal Painting, (jlic/.in^ -
and Paper Hanging in all iU variouts
bratwhes, on his own hook.
1'crsoim wishing any work in ihe
above line will please give me a call.
JOHN KUIKKK.
Monroe, La,, Oct. aö, 185U. 3t,
Mail Arrangements.
irilvnls and DouarluroH.
N atcih :/. I' OUTI:.
Arrive« every day, (oxeepl Painduy,
;it 5. r. m.
1)' parts every day, (oxcopt Sunday,
„'!• ü A. M.
SiiKKvmiw Koi'ri!.
Arrives tu« ily al 11) w m.
Departs daily at 2 A. M.
ViUKUUUitu Uuurw.
Arrives daily ai JO p. >f.
Departs daily at S a . m.
ljAtiaoi- and M onticei .i. o , A inc.
Artivi-s 'J'ueKdays; Thufflduys ttiul
Saturdays at I ii m.
Departs iMondays, VVeibuisdays and
Fridays at -J a . m .
Or.AOItlTA (ÎI'PY AND M AUIONT.
Arrives Tuesdays, 'flmradays and
Saturdays al 10 p. m .
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at (> a . s\.
Pr. J ki rrjtson AND P pcan (I hovk.
Arrives Tuesday» and Fridays al
0 p. m.
Dcpails Mondays and Thui'sday« at
8 a. m.
Wixsm»:.. i-i .-?j, Sr. .losnru am» moum»
Pavop
Arrives Tuesdays at A i\ m .
Deparls NVednesdays aL 7 a . m.
Arrives Wednesdays at 12 m.
Deparls 'I hursdays at H a . m .
N. Ii. IIA KD V, P. M.
9th, 1858.
Dc
100 NEGRO MEN.
O fku i; v., S. A, T. H aim . oad Co. )
Monroe, Jin., Ool. 15, lfi.VJ. (
Our I'outnictoru, I'anuin, ("3rant
Co., want to liiin r.no liundrod
"*" nvj-V>'o un m, to ooininenco work
Iii" lîaûroail, at Monroo, on tho Hint
January, for which lin y will pay ihr
liuiidr«'«l di»liars a voar, and pay ali
tins oxpcuK(!S us iiKual in hi,rin^ hy I ho
year. If dcsiml, \lit- «cuarantt'o of both
(JoiiipaiiioH will ho j^iven for l,ho hin».
Tho,,- willing h. Iiolp hrin^ tho road lo
Miinroo witJiin twolvo innnl.hs ami /••«• t
well paid for tho hiiv ol' .tliuir iki ^ i ' ac «
will ploan« 1 t;ond in tin: i r names It) I his
-i. i r , i i
ollice,. uitli the uiiiuher ol hands they
are willing to let us h a vu.
('. VUCMJ, Prosident.
iVorehou c d\oe >' , Claiborno Ad
vooato, Southern Times and Union
Democrat. Copy 4 times.
HATES OV CliAitGXCK
MON OE'WVEYi,/STABLE,
1050.
Hoard. horwe per month. ... $10 0U
" " " " day 1 00
" " " " night 75
Single feed i,o
Hire of Can iajfe, Jersey or Uar
rouelie and horses, per day. . 1~ 00
Horse and llugjjy, per day, ... f ) 00
Hire of Horse, per dit y 2 00
Hire of liuggy, per day ^00
Hire of driver, per day I 50
Terms, Cash.
Monthly hoarders pay at tho end of
the month
J. N. T. PJOHAltDSON,
. I'ro
MoeroO, La., Aujf 3o, iHj
£ f g n Î .
Estate of Kaucy'Eddins, Dee'd.
TL'TOU.Slllt' (IF in:it MINUIt ClllLlJUEK.
"jV OTfOK is hereby given, Hint I wi 1
' sell at public auction, in pursu
ance to the order of Court, all tho ptw*
perty eompritiing said estate, consist
ing of about tiW acres of land more or
h'ss, situated about CJ miles frimi
T, en ton, on tho Claiborne road, ai.ilthe
following negroes, to wit :
Polly, aged about 45 yearn j
John, aged about 21 years;
Harriet, aged about 10 years;
Aaron, ngid about 19 years;
Sarah, a&ed about 111 years;
Greeiij aged about 9 years; all onjs
family.
Amanda, aged about 22 years:
0uss, aged ubout là yeaia;
Dorcas, aged about 11 years;
Fanny, aged about 0 years;'
Lucy, aged about 15 years;
I'hijbe, aged about 13 years;
Ah*« one wagon, two yoke of oxen,
lotir hen-ti, of cattlo and' if) head o;'
hogs, togotlW' with somo other small
items of personal property, and_ 33
shares of stock, in tho \. t S. ä T, Rail
road Company—said sale lo effect, à
partition amongst tho heirs and pet
sons interested in said estate and pro
perty.
Terms of Su.'c—For the negroes, one
half cash and tho balance in twelve
months from the day of Bate, with
eight per cent, interest from tho day
ot sale, with mortgage and personal
security. For the land, one-third cash
and tho balance in tinP and two years
from the day of sale, in equal pay
ments, with eight per cent, interest
with good pe
#
from the day of sale, with good per
sonal security and mortgage on the
land; and for tho personal property,
j p, n . .,|| tl uuis nmlor $25 cash, and for
;lll B „ ma over tli.if on acrodit of twelve
f mm the day of . sale, with
o, i( v|it. per cent, interest from dato cf
1 sa ) t>i w j t |, ,,.,„„1 personal soonrity.
| The sale to bo made on the pretnis
PSf ilt t |„, |,„ llS e now occupied bv dan.
! |ii H |, ori 0 „ t l,e 2nd day of January, A
ls60 . .11 'LIUS J. NASH,
Monroe, Nov, 8-til's. Tutor.
SOCCESSÏOXVXIJC.
Suncesion if A II. J.inseii, deed.
TN pui-Himftco of an order of tlie l-lli
Judicial District Court, ill and for
tlie Variül; of Omicliila, Stalo of Loui
siana, I will offer I'm» mdo lit public
auction, on Ttieadf ^ the -Olli dny of
Dceendier, lSnll, 111! tin 1 'properly real
and personal l>eloi>-?inpf to the nhovi)
Succession, cm, .it.! in;; of n lionae and
lot in the town of Monroe, luyisft-hold
and kitchen furniture, a clioieö utirtviy
of hooks, &<\, ite.
Tenus of mile Tlie real property
will he sold one half payable on 1st
March, 18(10, And the other half |iuy
al.'k!—on 1st M iii-c I i, 1801, with 8 per
cent, interest from date. , The beul«
will he sold oii'ti credit of 13 nioiith»
for all amounts over thirty dollar* ;
under that for onsh. The fuinilure nnd
other pei'Soinil property will lie «old for
eush.
.rf)TTN , OM .I)lil ;\v ;>OTl, Adm 'r.
Nov It. 18.".«.
Hale ol' I\c£roi'K.
3L,
lions'o was optni'd and a largo
supply of all clas 'oa of nr^roos oflonul
for walo, imported IVtnu Virginia, Mary
land and Georgia. Al'lorwurds, during
tho wholo fioiison, tin» supply shnll ho
kept good by tln ir reoeipt of large,
lots of tho choicest negroes to ho had
frt>iu tho abovo »'latis. Apply a I, 64
J'aronuo street, Ixdweon Oonnuon and
(«ravier, and two Hcjumoö west from
St. Chui'los lJ<»tel.
W AI/TKII L OAMI'DISLU
Oct. ia, I800. cm
'F lll'î undersigned oilers for salt; tlio
k following vuluahlo tracts of land :
8.'i0 acres in Morohonsc», on hayon
llonneida, al'out two r.rlrvs from l'oint.
JelloiHtn, two SorrJrod nerow
I hcu'cof h:i\v.'2 been ;•••! thl'oo
yearn
Ö0Ö ttoroK in Morohouso, on L«.you
llonneida, about two mileH oast of
iVuirio Jelfeison, acres thereof be
ing deadened, Ä
500 aères in Union, on tho Ouachita,
about eighteen miles abovo Monroe,
hating a good IVaino dwelling house
and about f>ö acres of oloarod land
thereon.
500 acres in llw hdaudJu Ouachita,
near tho Ouachila river
12bU acres in Ouachila, about ono
mile from the V. S. »V, T Hailroad.
. f it)() acres on Huo'f river, in Oarroll.
Tho abovo land will ho Bold on rea
uonablo terms.
I T; UL'DKLINO.
Monroe, OvA. 21 tU '1H50 tf.
Camden and Trqnfcon Daily Mail
STACK LINK.
'PUL above route is now completely
stocked, (-uinii,odious Mail Stages
i ^ lcav o Cainden, Ark., and Tien loll,
j La., ev. 17 iky 'Sundays excepted) at
U o'clock A. u.. and nndve ,.t Trn. t,„.
id (Jan
of j t\yu
I arrive ut 'I
i n on the day following at,
j o'ul.itk j.. y,
«'his line connects at Camden villi
the Stage lines to tho Hot Springs,
Caines' Landing and Washington,
Ark , and at Trenton with the Stage,
lines to Shreveport, La., and hy way
of Uiirrisonburg and Trinity to Nat
chez, Miss.
lively attention is paid to the com
fort and convenience of the traveling
community.
it will connect with ïjteuincrs at
Trenton, thus affording uninterrupted
transportation to travelers goin" South
_ W. C. CA It
(Sherry liidge, Lu , Nov. 1,
To Cotton X 'iw
|, Si ltAfKi:
Wf! Imp!«'
ol' wlifcli oao uvK lu
'UH tlie work of two ao^roei» auit
cotton ]ilaijlqr fiboukl be with
YOUK'S J'A'I
J^Mllv «rffitoHt
1 and c
cutcd:
1..- ti.-hl „ru. II. .-r.UCOMU &. CO., ITanr
.Mi.Tcliant«, liT (itrmt. ?:c\v Orimuii,