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SARATOGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 30, 1856.
Grand Dress Ball at the United States Hotel--A
Probable Proiongafion Of the Season CSo,cd,d
State Of the Hofels-7 Mongs Of VisitTs stu
Arriring-Sudden Death IN the Woods Disiin-
ss'shtd pisifers-P,oposed Increase Of Hotel
Accommodations, &c.
grand dress ball is to be given at the United
States Hotel on the 24th Of this month. The follow
ing gentlemen are appointed to act as mana gcrs--
Col A. @. Rice, +. l.. waddel, John c. White. A. T..
Bornley, Col. Hamilton, J. W. Gerard. J. I. Paul.
DR.. @. 8 Bedford, Col. James Monroe Hon. Daniel
Ulhnan, Bayard Van Rensselaer,, Col II. pierson.
Capt Granger, 8. Alfonso, Hon. Jas Baysrd, Harry
Mccall, Jr., Cadwallader Rinsgold, n II. Rush. The
tickets Dor admission for . gentleman, WITH or
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''TAWN pTnINuS, Az - AuS' ~, l'
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

FHTAWN tsTH1NuS, N - -tuEs ~, TsJJs
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In reference to the murder in Prince George coun-
ty, Nd, Of which read an account in your paper
Of the 18th inst, please communicate to my cousins
in Maryland and the generous public, who seem APP
prehensive that the body found murdered on the
farm Of Mr. Bealls was that Of Mr.. s. N CAN'T late
Of Michigan, must have been that Of some other per-
son. am, with respect, sir.
SAMUEL N. CAN'T
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COTOOSA, GA.
GRAND FANCY BALL AT COTOOsA ON THE 23D OF

from the Montgomery journal, Aug. Io.J
This delightful watering place, situated in the
mountain region of Georgia, is now in full blast.
We see that the different Southern States repre-
sented-South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mssis-
sippi aed Louisiana; and from the character Of the
company, and the general arrangements, something
magnificent is looked for on the 33d inst. The
Georgia papers daily announce the arrivals. Many,
see, are from the cities Of Charleston, Savannah
and Augusta, and are filling up fast-so all you who
wish to pass pleasant time, bic thee to the far
famed COtOOsa.
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forehead, by a star which rivalled Venus in bril-

forehead, by star which rivalled Venus in bril-.
Rebecca, in full Jewish costume Of the most mag
annoy her, looked very happy, while her bright
black eyes shed flashes Of jetty light from under
q turban OF an exquisite fashion, that admirably
set Off her oriental beauty.
must not forget Marshal Ney, who, taciturn as
usual showed that he was votary Of Terpschore as
well as Mars.
The Lady of the Lake" gracefully danced the
Highland Fling, while she was closely followed by
Malcolm Creme, who looked as If he had grown
stouter since we last heard from him.
You know my aversion to writing, 30 having
mentioned the principal characters must beg on
from description Of the crowd of monks, nuns,
flower girls, boomers bayaderes, queens, knights;
and peasants of every land and cline, who composed
the festive throughput cannot neglect Mr.. Pick
wick who in his usual dress, and particularly the
memorable CATERS perambulated the rooms, getting
out Of every body's way with bow, and smiling
with charming afability to see every one looking
The rooms were admirably arranged, the music
delightful, and when at late hour we separated
all agreed that never had old Smthvile seen such
time, and that we only wanted the presence of our
dear friends, Mr.. and Mrs. "CrowquiIl," to render
our enjoyment perfect. Although we have always
enjoyed every advantage that sea-bathing place
can afford in the way OF amusement or health, we
tence has scarcely been known, even in our own
State but we hope, that when the fine hotel
which is now nearly finished, shall have been COM
pleted it will be the means of drawing to our shores
mers further north, at places more expensive, but
perhaps not more agreeable, than our dear old vii
age. We have dread of yellow fever here, for II
has tried but in vain two three times to fix itself
off, and as for cholera it has never yet found Its way
to this quarter, 80 we eat cucumbers (when we can
get thern,) and any quantity of green apple dump
lings with perfect IMMUNITY. RUTH CLEANER.
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COrFEE STATEMENT.

the IMtcu states, ana nlRn price mere, Win pro
poets OF q limited crop, Is unfavorabe to shipper
and our fine ships in port will have slow dispatc
from here as freights are scarce and bat lttle di
position to ship. Up to the first Of thi
month only twenty-five thousand bags Of Oh
new crop has arrived Of this year, while la
year mp to the let Of July, there arrived IN p0r
from the coast and interior, Of the new crop 5000
bags but there exist of new and old crope In tn
city, at this date, mostly inferior qualities, 1000
bags, against 80, 900 bags on the LIST Of July, 1856
The qualities OF the new crop thai arrived this yes
are inferior TO the qualities Of last year. The shJ
ments during the last month Quincy has been ligl
10 the United States, as folows:--
Baltimore, 22,907; New Orleans, 1913; Ne'
York, 1880; Philadelphia, l5yO09-Total 96.s7
ags. Prices per aroba, 4N400 4I6OO.
Flour II more plenty by heavy arrivals the pc,
month. Say about "A ,ls0 barrels, all sold, exist
Market
3726 barrels Trieste, at 38NOO0 3TlO0 Der Dbl
4,4J0 do. Gallego, at $4,000 do. $500 do. New O
leans, at $4,000 do; 1870 do. Baltimore at 225OO
26n000; 1914 sacks Chill, ut 22N0O0 25lW0; ~
do. Lisbon, 32H500; 1000 do. not discharged.
PERHAMBUCo, July Tin exports the entries
sugar are very trihing indeed, and We now hold
the stores for sale about three cargoes whites On
browns; the only purchases made this week hay
been for the United States, for browne 1880
$1,000 were paid, and for whites, fourth qualit,
2plOO. The shipments since cur lase number ha;
been 3O7 tons only, making tho total since LET N,
vember last $780, tons, comprising o. 7O3 Tor
whites and Is 90l tons browns, against Is 566 tor
70 corresponding date last crop, consisting Of 20 81
tons whites and Is 1876 tons browns. The Phanto
il taken up n load cargo Of sugar for the Unit
States, but We are not aware Of the correct ngu
che gets for freight
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our amusement, tells anecdotes of bis own

for our amusement, tells anecdotes Of bis own
making ..
For the lovers Of the chase, there seems to be a
wide field While writing, / hear the full cry OF Q
pack OF hounds ON the trail of red deer one now
lies at the spring which was shot not IN hour SINCE
The mountains seem to be full of deer though the
recent rains and consequent high waters, have de-
stroyed all chances for trouting To you gentlemen,
and oil Of your weary fellow plodders Of the hot
streets Of the cities, would say, lay aside your
labors and come to the Mountains but, at the same
time it is my honest duty to inform you, that II you
wish or expect to see sights, you must come to
the Rawley
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GhnriH.S Sale.

OF L0UIsIANA--Parish of Caddo--Ia
~ Justices Court Ward No. 4, No. l297.--S. 4
F. ]. VAsBBBER VS. GEoEaE SPEAR. BY virtue Of an
alias writ Of ier facas issued of the honorable JUS
tice Rohesens court ia and for Ward No Four of the
parish OF Caddo, in the above entitled suit, / have
seized and witse at the door IN the town
of Shreveport parish aforesaid, SATURDAY, the Isl
day Of December L. d. 1855, between the hours OF II
O'Clock, a. N. and o'clock, PM, the following des
cribed property. to-w All Of George Spears right,
title interest and claim in and to TINT certain lot or
parcel Of ground, designated and numbered as LOT No
eight 80 in ten acre block thirtyseven, 81 in The
town Of Shreveport parish and state aforesaid. on
man or plat of said ten lot or block 81 surveyed
and subdiyided by John S. Gooch, surveyor of said
town of Shreveport, al the instance Of Samuel Benz
nett senr deceased; being the property transferred
and conveyed by said S. Bennett ST., TO sa'd George
Spearin bond for title, executed April 81, 1881 and
recorded 5h.ia 1852 Seized and to be sold to pay
and atisy the writ issued in the above entitled suit
Terms of saie--Cash, with the benefit OF appraIse-
ment. 4" itoi1hto, u y oheflh.
Shreveport October 80, 1855 [pf.S7 So
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Nlnatinn Nn1icp.

IS LICENSE OR NO LICENSE.-Wh ereas,
If in obedience to ordinance OF the town OF
xsss.Ar=a Shreveport, passed and adopted by the ma
yor and trustees of said town the 4th day OF Oco
ber A. D. 1885, in conformity to an act OF the legisa-
turc of the State of Louisiana entitled an act relative
to drinking houses approved 9th February, 1855 an
election will be held at the mayors Office in said town
on MONDAY, 2Gth day OF November next, (being the
fourth Monday of the month of November, 1897 be-
tween the usual election hours for the purpose OF ia
king the sense of the legal voters of said town of
Shreveport on the adoption rejection OF said ord-
nance which provides that there shall be no licenses
granted to any person persons to retail spurious H.
uuors in quantities less than one gallon, nor to open
and keep drinking house houses, shop shops, or
any place where intoxicating liquors are to be sold by
the drink or in less quantities than gallon within
the incorporated limits of the town of Shreveport
Each voter to express his opinion by depostng in the
hallot-box to be kept by the commissioners OF SAID
election ticket on which shall be written or printed
the Words license granted" he be in favor OF the
license; or the words, 'no license granted, it he be
opposed to the license, oro such words as Will
distinctly convey the intention OF the voter.
The polls to be open at O'Clock, A. NJ. and closed
at O'Clock, P NJ; and Immediately after closing the
polls the commissioners will make their returns, to-
geher with the ballots received by hem to the under
signed. JNO. w. JONho' Hlayoi'
Sbrevanort October 81 1885,
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Valuable Land For Sale.

n OFFER for sale, upon the most accommodating
1 terms. from 100 to 2lO0 ACRES OF LAND, situa-
ted 10 harrison county, Texas, on Ferry Lake 1t IS
one Of the finest timbercd tracts ia the county, and
fronss one mile on the lake, adjacent to the old Co.
.ha,sa crossing, about a mile and halt above Fort
Caddo The land lies Immediately contiguous to nav
igaon, and is watered by fine springs. u mas also
fine woodward for STEAMBOATS, and many natural ad.
yanfages The title consists in original headlight
backed by the tax receipts for 16 years The aten-
don of emgrants and others desiring real estate IS N
svitea. For particulars apply to S., H. PARSONS
Summer Grove or l.. M. MUTT, Esq, Shreveport.
- s. -. D e,,nbIic.n conv novel
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consignees q Merchandige per steamboats.

consignees Il Merchandise per Steamboats,.
At OqlesJy & 5glsro1d' Gid Allen, R. @. Wyche,
J. S sandidge, IL a5J Beall, Payne q snoddy & &C.,
Smith 4 BougE a.sAsperry, NJ. j. Deacon, Miss A.
Wells, Dr. B. 4. 5erkay. q. @. Hill. j. A. Derrick,
Loughery d Williamson, 7. j. Hearne, 4. Rhine 4
Bro, Rev. A. Actorkie, ". d r., ]. B. Hale II. =.
Prethers E. TeEnpleton Ne. Sewel, J. K. Williams,
W B. Means u ~ Scott, r. English, j. M. W, Skid
more & Wilkinson, Edgerly & Rhodes, NJ. D. Rhine.
H. Marshall, y. M, Fuller. G. H, Burk h Nelson G.
@. Alexander q. Mason, Il. / Shutter, Evans Ma
ple E. j Smith, A. Johnson, H K Y. d Co, Trini-
dad; F. JefFeIson; s W. Root & Co., H. Rhine & bro,
y. D. Blair, J. Raglan, W. Adler, D. q H., Minden, II.
$. Long, j. IT, CoWan4 ]. T Bennett, Thos Scott, W
Woodson, D. isole, Hamlet d Perry, j. NJ: d 9. I
Wright, & q, WI Fl, Toler, G. D. Roysdon, Jas .Da-
ley, n d IT,, .seaton d Boren, J. B. Glmer " a
Proven, ThosSlnish 7. A. Brown, John Sabine d CO.,
w. T. D. Moo,e.
HI ~ H4pell8 Go.'s-A. II. j. d co., A. Faiber
a. Flournoy,iM Id. Webb, R & P. NJ. Price, B. Terry
d. CO., M. d. III bro. BED, w. Smith, W&G. Ala Ha
mems, C&HW', Ghas Egbert, J. ]. Ellington, 7 Scott
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A ENGIE-

Texas street, adjoining the City Hotel,
TAS Just received from New York and Havana
L L. per steamer Marion, large supply of genuine
Havana Regalas, Londres, and other Cigars; Pickles
and Preserves; Hungarian Table and Dessert Wines
guaranteed to contain no alcohol; Prune Brandy; as
sorted Candies; Candles; Meerschum and other Pipes
Pipes stems; Turkish and other Smoking 1obacco
Chewing Tobacco; every description of West India
Fruits etc. etc. .-., ....-. r. -.-
He asks particular attention to the newly invented
Austrian Matches, which contain no sulphur, keep in
any climate, and never fail to burn.
The above articles will be sold at wholesale as cheap
as in any southern market FOR CASH. octl0
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SnerifsS Sale,

cTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parisho Of Caddo.-In
y Justices Court, Ward No. f. No. 1902. W.
SMITH vs. c. CLAFL1N, Captain, Master and part owner
of steam boat Sodo Bv virtue of an alias writ of er
facas issued out of the honorable justice Jones'
in and for Ward No 4, parish of Caddo, in the above
entitled suit and to me directed have seized and will
sell at the courthouse door in the of Shreveport
parish aforesaid on SATURDAY, the 1st day of De-
eember 4. D. 1855, between the hours OF O'Clock
A. NJ and O'Clock, P n, the following described pro-
perty. to-wi ..-.- ...1 IT, ...0. 49, 5... m...-
~ b The STEAM BOAT 5000, her tackle,
kzss..as machinery, furniture and apparel. Seized
to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above entitled
suit. - ..- - EFF
Terms of sale-Cash with the benefit of appraise-
ment. w. hOLhEo, Ny onefih. >
cLrovanort Octoher az 1855. inf 81 So
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Plantation For Sale.

tlsass I OFFER my Plantation, situated LIZ miles
CO. from Shreveport, the Buncomb road, con,
-.Aa4- tanning $40 acres, 200 acres fresh cleared
land first and second years ground. Al. the fences
new with excellent we'll water and we'll watered Tor
stock l consider it one of the best sections IN the
narish and in complete situation make the finest
of crops, with building just put up, containing
seven rooms with front and back galleries and pas
sages. and would make excellent stand to those
wishing to keep house of entertainment 1here is
a new gin house and now building. Also.
will sell 1000 bushels of corn 5000 lbs fodder eS,
celent mules and horses good wagons and cart and
other farmno utensils suitable 10 the cultivation OF
the place. II do not sell by the 18th December
will rent it. Apply to me on the premises;
ootI7 On, ~ JAMES H. BRYAN.
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CrOCeyies and Provisions.

VUsT received per Financer No. 2. direct from N
81 Orleans, and other late arrivals, an extensive
stock of Groceries, Western Produce, and Plantation
Supplies, comprising every article in the line We
have made such arrangements as VIII keep our STOCK
complete at all times Texas and other country mer-
chants NAV rest assured of having their bills, to any
extent, promptly filed the most reasonable terms
Among the stock will be found large supplies OF
Flour Rice, Coffee, s-
Tea Chocolate. Starch,
Bacon, Pork, Lard, Mackerel,
Salt Soap, Candles, -@b ~
Whiskey, Brandy Rum, Gin,
Wines and Cordias, = ."E-
Lard, Sperm, and other Oils, =
Vinegar Pickles, Ketchups. Preserves,
Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, E-
Pepper. Mustard, Spices, Ginger, A@5 r.
Cordage, Wooden Ware,
Crockery Demijohns, Fasks,
Iron Nails, Hardware, Castings,
Powder, Shot, Lead.
Fancy Groceries of every kind,
Bar Stores do do
And great variety of other articles too numerous te
n,an,;nn N. MOORE,
novl4 On the Levee, corner OF Milan 81.
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Groceries. .~. 5l D..
IT UST received per steamers Marion and 5000, an
~ extensive and complete assortment OF Groceres
and Provisions comprising every article IN the hne'
among which
Flour, Bacon. Lard, Salt.
d Coffee, Sugar, Molasses,
H,.. eng gr-s Rice, Teas, Candles, Soap, Oils,
Buffalo Tongues. sugar-eured Hams,
Dried Beef, Vinegar, Pickles, Preserves,
s Mackerel, Goldfish, Salmon, Shad, Herr1ngs'
sardnes HOLSTERS, ketchups Sauces, syrups,
Raisins, Prunes, Figs Pie Fruits, Almonds,
Fruits in brandy and in their own juice,
Mustard, Pepper, Ginger, Nutmegs, Spec
Havana Cigars, chewing and smoking Tobacco
Whiskey, pure old Brandy, Rum, Gin, ~
Claret, Port, Madeira, Sherry and other Vines
Boat Bar and Plantation Stores of all kinds
Country merchants, planters and others are request
ed to give rs call before purchasing elsewhere and
NAV feel assured tina they will at all times find at our
establishment comp ete assortment, and be able 10
purchase every article they may want without the trou
Bile of running all town, and at the very lowest
nr;ces fiune OF E.. q B. JACOBS.
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SHREVEPORT AUCTION STORE.

TINE subscriber having taken the corner brick build
Il ing on Texas and Market streets, Opposite the
market house,, has opened GENERAL AUCTION STORE
and is now ready receive goods OF every description
on consignment. Having been for many years en-
eaced in the business he dsters hnseffto give salts
faction to all who may honor him with call. His reg
ular days of sale are Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
or any other day. when business demands his attention
Will give particular attention to the selling OF Ne
groes, Real Estate, Horses and Succession Sales.
Liberal cash advances made on conslgnments OF
Groceries A. L. HE1NE, Auctioneer.
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Railroad Tax Collectors Sale.

NrOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested
Ia Y that have seized, and will according to law
proceed to sell public auction at the court
docr in the Of Shreveport. parish OF Caddo osa9e
of Louisiana, on SATURDAY, 18th day OF Decen-
ber Al d. 1855, between the hours OF II O'Clock, A.
IL and p. " the following described property, at
ached to paw and satisfy the tax assessed against the
proprietor thereof pay the subscription OF the eorpo
ration Of Shreveport the stock Of the Vicksburg
Shreveport and Texas railroad company, viz:
W, r. r. Murray-Lot No. 10, in block No. "a, OF
the town Of Shreveport. Tax S32 38 and costs.
Terms Of sale, cash. II. P. SAVER9,
Collector Of the corporation railroad tax.
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Shreveport, January 81, 1855
NNticn.

TINE undersigned having purchased of VIM. G. Ira
i bue has entire stock of goods, will continue bus
mess at the same place. He will add large stock
to that now on hand and invites attention to his store
4e has bought also the open accounts of w Z. Ira
bue made since the ist of January last, and debtors
are notified to make payment to him. but subsequent
accounts will be added to those already made.
Shreveport Nav 2 1855. R.P. TRABUE.
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BROAD & MULHAUPT,
Sash, Door and Blind Factory.

- Corner of Cotton street and Texas road
IiiIYl THE undersigned, having erected coMmodl-
GUS factory, and procured machinery, embracing all
the late improvements, prepared to execute
any orders in their line, the shortest notice, and
the most reasonable terms. They willmake 10 order
any description of Sash, Doors, Blinds. &c. Will also
keep on hand all sizes of moudngs, etc. etc. All or
ders from the country punctaay attended2to
BROAD & MULHAUPT.
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11roeeeoinas Of the Doar0 Of Grnstees.
MAyoH's OFFICE, SHREVEPORT, Nov. 10, 1883.

MayoH,s OFFICE, SHREv EroRT, Nov. 10, 1855.
AT called meeting Of the board OF mayor and
trustees of the town Of Shreveport held at the may
ors ofi$e, on Monday the 18th day OF November,
a. D. 1856 The following members were IN attend
ance, viz: J. w. Jones, mayor; VIM. b. Miller, ".
p Slavery constable and collector; R. .Carnes, clerk
quorum being present,the mayor called the board
to order when the following business was transact
ed Trustee Ford offered the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted: -.
Resolved, That the proposition of R. L. Gilmer as
reported from committee to lease the batture at foot
of Teyts street, be accepted and that the mayor be
authorised to enter into contract on the terms ana
specifications Of said report, as follows: vEg
r. 1a Gilmer leases from the corporation ofShreve
port the batture opposite block So in the town of
Shreveport between Texas and Travis streets and
the river east Of Commerce street and Upper alter
street The lease to extend from the first day of
anrv 1856 and continue for the term OF ten years.
Said 1ilnar is to pay fifty dollars per annum rent to
the corporation for the said property AT the end OF
said .ease the ground leased and improvement then
thereon are to Be separately valued and sold together
the proceeds Of sale be distributed pro rata OF the
appraised value of the ground and the improvements.
Gitmtr the lessee have the value of the improve
ments out of the proceeds of SALE and the corpora
ton DE- Shreveport to have that of the ground The
corporation to give Gilmer years notice before the
closeor the lease to continue at the annual rate OF
$50 until The wears notice is and the sale order
ed 1T is understood by the parties that any lease
now exists of any part of said lot in favor OF T. s.
Mcconnell GiIrner to take the said lot subject to
such lease may exist any part ofthe same Gll-
er 10 be allowed the privilege erecting buildings
Of wood covered with Shingles, or any other mate
rial he NAV choose to employ during said lease.
~. JOHN W. JONES, mayor.
Attest-RIcHARD.S S. CARNEs, clerk. n~.zry~.s,
n, tIaho adj
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Police jury Election.

a NorlcE is hereby given that election will
& be held at the legal precincts in Wards No.
- Six and Three, on SATURDAY, the 2lth day
of November, 1855, for the purpose of electng one
police Juror in each of said wards. And The commits
sioners of elections in said wards respectively will
hold said elections, and make return thereof to the
president of the police jury Of Caddo parish, according
to law. SAW. fohD,
Prcs't police jury of Caddo parish.
4 1883 1t M=
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Railroad Tax Collectors Sale

NOTICES hereby given to all prisons interested
! Y that have seized, and will according to law
proceed to sell at public auction at the courthouse
door in the town of Shreveport, parish Of Caddo, State
of Louisiana on SATURDAY, the 1st day of Decem-
ber A. D. 1885, between the hours Of IL o'clock,
and r NJ the following described property, attach
ed to pay and satisfy the tax assessed against the pro-
prietors to pay the subscription Of the corporation ot
Shreveport to the stock of the Vcksburg Shreveport
and Texas railroad company, viz
R. 4. Cutlitfe--Lots Nos 9 and 10, in block No. IS
of the town of Shreveport. Tax $l42 As and costs
L. K Grigsby, Lot No. -, in block ., of the town OIL
Shreveport. Tax 1898 76 and costs.
Terms of sale, cash. H. P. slavery,
Collector Of the corporation railroad tax.