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REPIJRiJCANS EVERYWHERE

will find the above interesting and instructive reliable
and convincing. They constitute a complete COM
pend of REPUBLICAN HISTORY, BIUGR Apply POETRY
Let them ne circulated; and iustrious leader,
with hIs own hand, planted the American Banner
upon the summit OF the Rocky Mountains. that it
might wave, emblem of peace and protection TO
the millions of freemen to inhabt the fertile
gions that border them may we all aid that same
hand in planting the banner upon the flag staff
of alr National Capital, an emblem that Freedom,
Peace aud security shall hereafter he guaranteed TO
every settler upon ou= National domain.
hpus ands of Agents wanted TO sell the above,
to HON i!erai terms given Single copies sent
post paid, receipt of price. For full particulars
address
MILLER, ORION e. MTLLIGAN, Publishers,
- Park Row, New York. or l07 Genesee-st., Auburn
p. s Publishers OF newspapers inserting he above
including this notice, previous TO Octobert Ist and
sending marked bopies of tine papers containing it
VIII receive copy of each of the above books postage
paid. By return mail. iy3l
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REPUBLICAN MEETING!
,'uru Ont, t,Friends of fFrcedom& Fremont
<9gs@
Turn Out,Fri

There will be Republican meeting st
Pleasant Grove, CoIera;n Township,
in this county, on Saturday, August 2, 1856.
Speakers will be in attendance. Let there
be a good turn out of the friends of Free
dom, Free Men, Free Speech, Free Press,
and Fremont.
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n.Tfnasmuch as we noticed the meeting
the Buchanan Club they were enabled &c
raise sufficient crowd to speak at on last
Friday evening. 1t is tine first speaking
T. ey have had since their organization.
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ANOTHER!

The Richlsnd Township FREMONT Club
will meet at Pleasant Grove School House
(Enox's neighborhood) on Saturday eve
n ipg August I'd.
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A Good Situation

A young man of energy, good address
and good business habits can hear Of a good
situation by applying sosn to the Editor oi
this paper.
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ATTENTION Independent Guards
will meet at their armory, in st. Clalrsvii!e
on Saturday, August I'd, at 5 o'clock, P. NJ.
in uniform for parade. By order.
E. NAGLE, Capt.
R. F. RIPLEY, Ord. Sergeant.
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To Teachers.

-THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM.
IsERs, will meet in the school house
fS on Marietta street in ST.. CIAIRsvILLE
On L turdsy August Cd, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
By order OF the Board:
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ANOTHER!

There will be Republican meeting at
Tniontown, on Friday, August LIST,
at O'Clock, P. M. Speakers will be in at
tendance. Turn Out! Republicans of Wheel
ing Township.
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FARM FOR SALE.

N Near Browns NilIs. Palmer town. sSHga
ship, Washington county, Ohio. The sub SSycS
scriber offers for sale z6x<
Farm Of Eighty Acres.
half cleared and good state of cutivatIon the
Wood Land is almost all fenced in, with plenty OF
Water;
orchard of thirty bearing trees, with Peach
trees plenty; New Frame House, Wood
House, Corn Barn, and a Double Log
Barn; ;and well of water at the door.
The above is situated on County Road, leading
North 10 Muskngum River and South 10 the Rail-
road There is Meeting House aDd Mill within two
miles and School House in site.
For urther information apply to the subscriber on
the premises.
jy3i3i THOMAS ." AZ n.
II PCadiz Republican copy thfee times and send
hill 10 adYertiser.
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NrWe have received quite a handsome
addition to our subscription list the past
week. Our thanks are due those of oul
friends who have exerted themselves in ouI
behalf.
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Sflarritb.

On the 24ih lay of July 1856 by JenkinscI
Wright Esq. Mr.. WILLIAM +. TALEERr and Mrs
BARBARY E. JAMES
On the 2sth inst, by Rev. John Moffh., JOSEPH
GAsroN Esq, and Miss. NARcIssA d. JoNts.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

July 9th---Flour huoyant, sales of 4.500 bbIs
at sc 30 for State; 620o86, 30 for OHIO Wheat ad-
vanced SC, sales of40, 900 bu at l.S5 tor Southern
white, and IS for Illinois. Corn higher. sales of
10 900 bu at 81; fo- mixed. Mess pork steady
sales ot4O0 bibles. Beef dull. Lard heavy.
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The Blooded Horse
IL A R O Il A G X
WILL STAND FOR THE M
w provement of stock the ensuing season, and
on 10 Anil 1859 at the stable of the subscriber al
Rock II NJ Flushing township, Belmont county, y
al the following rates: SIS to insure $40 for sheie
service Parting with or falling to attend reg
uIsrIy forfeits the insurance. No accountability ior
accidents or escapes Pasturage for mares al Sl:'o
per month.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.
Sharotack is a rich chestnut sorrel, without any
white: is wears old full l6 hands hgh OF great mus
cuIar mower; in form and action exceeded by ifw OF
none He was bred by Goi. VIM. Burtord, OF hen-
tucky was sired nv that noble horse Asdoc LOT whom
Col BuriorG paid Mr.. Stevens Sie,n0a Medoc was
sired by Eclipse, an proved him ell to be- as race
horse and foal geter superior 10 the great IciPse
himself His dam, Gonna, was Celebrated race
mare and was sired by Trumpeter; h" hy Co'ohe'
Badgers famous no Sc Sir Solomon; hIS CrahH daii
was Directress by Director full brother 10
his q o. dam by o'd Potomac, his g g. dam by jim
Crack q g q. 2. dam by impOr ed FiImnap, &C. IN
fact he is well and thorough bred as any morse ever
raised in Kentucky. lie was purchased by Inc SUD-
scriber from the heirs of Peter WiIIen.
For performances see bills. 49,
Post-office address, Kennon, Belmont county, ONO.
jy243ml JohN n NJ l.
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Commercial Matttrs

CINCINNATI MARKET.
July 2sth.--Flour, 6046,l TO- Wheat, red. l,l0
white % Corn AZ Sugar l0Cal0lc Coffee,
llt.
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From the Madison Courier we copy the follow

ing.
ssWIIp-cAr BANKS Indiana State Bank Bloom
field; Mining and Manufacturing Company
Bank: Bank of Commerce, at Point Commerce; the
Elkhurt B1nk at Elkhart; Dawnings Bank OF
Ind lana at Richland; and the Western Exchange
Company s Bank. indianapolis, are not known
at the Auditor 0 States Office"
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: DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-N,

: DMINISTRATOR'SN NOTICE.-No-
tice is hereby given that al the Probate Court
lbr Belmont County the undersigned was appointed
sd qualified Administrators of the estate Of Amos
Kelsey.
All those indebtedto said estate, requested to
makeimmediate payment; and those having claims
1rsinst SAID estate notified 10 present them for
sci ,cHrnt within one year from this date.
Kelsey, decd late of Belmont Co.
JOHN II. PIPER,
DAVID SAYRE,
je3c3tl Administrator
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CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT.

NHEEE Is no longer question:, OF
A doubt in the minds oithose who are best &C
,uniuted with the advantages the Cleveland w DOL
Depot offers for The sale OF Woods, OF ats importance
and pr act liability
growing West, being of easy access To wooigrower
and erchants, and within el hours rirc or the
most distant manufacturers Oh nc" r'hs ANU PoS
sesses great advantages
Manufacturers, excepting those VINO arc cnTacel
as specuIaors in ools speak i'll the highest terms
Of his system and the many satisfactory letters we
a re receiving from wool growing friends, have
s,;n,.I.tpl ms TO increase efforts to make tins
hou So what il should be-a safe and reliable Channel
for Inc sale of their wools. IL has surmountcd all
brought against any enterprise by Class OF specula-
tors ouposed To it, and il now has more aud stranger
recommend datious than ever. We have spared no
Mains nor EXPENSES in making ample arrangements
for all who may wish to avail themselves OIL 'he al
yautaues arising from this manner of grading and
selling woods. Merchants, and wool-srowers, who
wish 10 realize their woods, on delivery al eur De-
MT can he accommodated with hhcral advances
If desired sacks i'll he sent heretofore tn those
wishing TO send us their wool, aud wool TWlNE
for tying un fleeces. will be furnished at Tom IL /"
| 90 c per pound. ,, - =.
| when several in one ncighhorhood wish us To for
| ..rd sacks ar tvine we prefer sending To one ad-
Jrcss Our customors in Illinois, and the western
| states will find that ordering sacks from us VIII
&C them mu ch trouble, and insure the ssao arrival
"a ,hc yyn, here as our sacks all numbered, AND
.. ~oJ ,"u .Cieycland Wool Depot and ai;er being
GIlnJ by eonsiguors. will require no Other marks.
We hope for liberal patronage, our oharses ars
low, for handling and selling, and we promise ouI
ownloycrs that our undivided attention shall he III
! ynic, 10 their intors.t Very Respectfully,
Vay u. 30 3m GooDALE s. CO
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 81.
APPLEs- Lead u shot lO<0l2
Green 2 bill. Sl0O MoLAssEs--
Dried p bu 100 New Orleans gal. 60
Beans. white $50 Sugar House 80
BscoN--fIams. Ia syrup 80
Shoulders lONalls 5Ca6
Sides 10 Rice
Brooms 12to420 SEED-Clover 800
Butter pB IS Timothy $3.50
Observation-Disclosures 25 SoAP--Castiie FB %
Tubs S1Cdl so Rosin ii
Cheese, p b 12sSALr-Coarse b 2,25la2r 81
CAyDLEs--Tallow Is Table sack Is
Stearine 3OSUGAR-N o. eBIICal2E
Egg OS n o. pbh II
tiCur s6.@7 90 Loaf lio9 Is
FlsH--Nack'l, p bbl $50 Crushed
Shad a. Starch III
Feathers . b 80 TEas--H- II. Goa ,OC
GRAIN--;Ja,s, .25 Gunpowder ,76CdI ,Ot
Corn aCoffee l4oal.
Hay . ton sSCalO 90 Nails keg s & Cd 4,0t
Lard ,lOi
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lNXECuTOR:S NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
4 Notice is hereby given that at the Probate
Court for BeImort County, the undersigned was ap-
pointed and qualified Executor OF the Estate OF
VIM Moore dec late OF Belmont CountyO
All those indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having Claims
against said Estate, notified to present them fol
setIement within one year from this date.
iyJal WIN. DILLON, Ex'r.
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Shocking case of Scrofula Cured.

DR.. G. VI. HALSET
New York. December 9th 1859.
Dear Sir:-I deem it but justice to you, as the
inventor of great medicine TO send You short
history of my own case. | am 81 years of age. At
thirteen was attacked with ScrOfula, which formed
Pustules and broke out in large ulcers my neck
near the coIIa bone and from thence extended nearly
up to the len ear About sS months since | com
menced using your Forest Wine and Pills. (followin
the directions which, in nine weeks cured me-
The scars although now sound bear testimony of
the dreadful manner in which was afflicted. After
nearly fourteen years suffering, now reoiceto say
tn at my health is fully restored by your remedies al
oihe rs having proved quite nefec;uI.
Yours, Very Respectfully.
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Cure Of Palsy.

The following Testimony, given us by Mr. lothian r.
Condit OF Orange, N. J., shows the extraordinary
effects of this Wine and ills in Paralysis.
Orange, n. j., Feb. 18th 1852
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The CHRONICLE FOR THE CAMPAIGS.-
We will furnish the CHRONICLE from th'
7.h of August until the Presidential election
Oil the following terms:
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUL 81.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JAMES THOMPSON
GROCER, CORNER OF MAIN AND MARIETTA SIS.
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Ten copies I''0
Will not our friends in each neighborhood
tuke some little trouble to procure subscri-
b rs. All we want in this campaign is that
our principles be fully known and we have
nothing to fear. Send along the names.
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ERUJT JARS.
\ fine supply of Glass Fruit Jars. just reed by
ivoll A. G. MARTIN.
w Suitable for parIors he'd. chambers, offices, &c,
of various styles for by [iye4l A. c. MARTIN.
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HALSEY'S
FOREST WINE, g. UM-c0ATED
FOREST PILLS.
The most extraordinary discovery in the
World
100000

BOTTLES & BOXES SOLD ANNUALLY
And Thousands of Lives saved from aPREMATURE
GRAVE, by this late discovery.
Testim onals of the most uneXceptionable charac-
ter continually pouring in from every part of the
Country, bearing witness TO the eli
of these Medicines.
The following show The number of cases cured. as
certified to by letters and other testimonials received
from all. parts of the Union and British Colonies,
from the ls of January, 1852 10 January lst, 1853
inclusive:
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Cases Cured.
DYSPEPSIA and hahituai Costivcness .53
Nervous Disorders, 63I
General Debility, 604
Pustucs, unheaty color of the skin, SO
Bilious Disorders. I3i3
Scrofnla and Mercurisl Complaints, 49I
Jaundice 1872
Liver Complaint 30G
Salt Rheum, 81
Erysipelas, lJt
Fever and Ague, 1Gl
Consumptive Decline, Colds and Coughs, 405
Dropsy lSI
Rheumatism 100
Other various disorders. 1njI
But short tiIHe has elapsed since these great aud
good Medicines have been made known TO the pubic,
yet thousands have already experienced their good
effects Invalids gwen over by their ply scians n
curabIe have relief and been restored sound
and vigorous health from their use. The great
mount of good these Medicines have done. has In
due ed thousands 10 recommend them to their friends
Men of integrity and Physicians have sa lctoncd
their use and recommend them TO the public.
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Car0lNg s. SpliIing,

iu be done on the Shor notice, and on the most
reasouahle terms all work warrentcl as we are de
termined To give satisfaction. -
NAV IL 10, 3mpd BENTON & 3ELIi.
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Electi0D Malice.

s In pursuance of the proclamation of his ex.
80 cellency Robert c. Wict6fe, governor o.
SsAszs the State of Louisiana, and in conformity
with the law Of the United States, the qualified voters
of the parish of Caddo hereby notified than an cleo
ton will be held in this parish, at the respective cleo
ton precincts, TUESDAY, the 18th day of November
1855, "for Electors of President and Vice President
of the United States, for the State of louisiana
The election in Ward No One, to be held at the
house of Mr. Cooke; and the heuserof l.. J. Ham
lin, Albany. ==a 51.- --.L
The election in Ward No. TM 0, to be held at the
house of w. A. Pegram, Greenwood. ri
The election in Ward No. Three, to be held at the
house of Mr.. Hughes, Blossom Hill.
The electionin Ward Ne, Four, to be held at the
courthouse, in Shreveport. w.
The election in Ward No. Five, to be held at the
school house, near A. J. Pickens, Summer Grove.
The election IN Ward No. Six, to be held at the
house of E. K. Hail. and or near the house Of the
late S. Bossier, on Red River. a#
The election in Ward No. Seven, to be held ut thu
school house near Mr.. Calvert's -..s.~
Now. therefore, hereby instructive commissioners
appointed hold elections in the different precincts Of
the parish Of Caddo, to hold said election on Tuesday
the 4th day of November, A. D. 1856. The commits
sioners will open the polls O'Clock, AN, and close
4, r. NJ. and Immediately after counting the votes
make their returns to the undersigned. -
gft THOS r. SIMPSON. Sheriff. I
IL. s. .
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$. w YLIE,
3% EALERIN
Ct r OC T. r I E S,
nm nEIHKAMe HIKING EAyIMnsG
Boat and Bar Stores, &C.,

Boat and Bar Stores, &c,
No. 10 the Levee. fronting the steamboat landing
@ Shreveport La.
TINE subscriber begs to.inform his friends and the
l. public that he has just received and is now open
ing a large and complete assortment of staple and
fancy Groceries, Provisions, Plantation Supplies
Wines Liquors. Boat and Bar Stores, all of which
selected person expressly for this market and will
be sold at the very lowest prices. Among the stock
will be found: --Sa
SuGAR-Brown, Of every quality; loaf and crushed.
a CoFrEE Rio and Java; chocolate. ~r'.'--
TEAs-Imperial, gunpowder, hyson. black, etc.
MoLAssEs-R eboiled and sugar house.
Bacon, &c.-Sugat cured hams sides, shoulders
mess pork, buffaloe tongues, dried beef, etc.
SALr-Coarse, fine and table.
Misunderstanding and smoking, of every quality
Cigars, Of every quality. -
WHIskEy-old Mqnongahela Dexter's, Bourbon
and other favorite brands. .-.. ...-
BRANDIEs-Dld Otard, Sazerac, Cognac Cham
payne, and other brasds. Some old and very hae.
Gin, Rum; old Madeira, Sherry, Oporto, Malaga,
Claret and Cha mpagne Wines
Cordals, Syrups, Bftters, Peppermint ...
e Brandy Fruits; Fruit in their juice; pie fruit
preserves el:es; pickles; kechups; mustlrd rasins;
prunes; almonds; Candies etc.
HermecaI!y sealed Holsters, salmon, shad, oysters,
sardines, etc. ...-H 5-a., ..--# =.5-5s-
Mackerel, goldfish, salmon, herrings.
Rice, cheese, crackers; powder, shot, lead.
Ginger pepper and spices, OF all kinds.
Soap of every quality; starch indigo candles, olive,
sweet, sperm and lard OIL tr.... - .... =.
Wooden ware, stone ware castings, nails rope, etc.
Boat anu Bar Stores, Bar Furniture, and every arti-
Gle usually kept in large grocery establishment, all of
which being entirely fresh, offer great Inducements
to purchasers. IT, -rE =1r .4-. Il. -
AorGers from planters, country merchants and 9TH
ers will be carefully filled the shortest notice.
"a oct29 We sWYLIE, 10 on the Levee.
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Consignees Of Merchandise per Steamboats,.
At White, Smith 8 Bald,oin's-L. II. Dabbs; W. N
johnson; s Black: a. D. ID. Owens; j. M Birdsong;
j. M. Wofford; Gibson Jones; Lyon q Christian
Tharp & Adkins; w. Z. Bateman; W. H. Ware; s. W
Mays; w. N. Strickland FL. a. g. Long; " B. Cooke
Cook & Watson; Rogers q Weaver; Hughes McKin-
ney; E. Il. Crosby; A.dt p Mckay; Holmes Byield;
J.F. Tomkies; doct j. M. Fair; G. W. Hooks D. j
Elder; Orr d jenkins; Sampled Hollingsworth; BIS
Logan; Lindsey d Engledom; G. L. Ellis g. bro
At J. n. HoioeA 8, COST. c. Spencer; Thomas
Holt a. Wilson; B: = Brierley; J. s. Byington; G. G
Gregg d co; p G. Rierson; B.H. Martin; Ella Ii Bax-
ter; ?. G. Nebhutt; D. U. Alley; H. Rhine d bro; R
Higgs; R. Beasley; S B. Hendricks; C&H Raguett
S. W. McKneeley.
At Dunn & Yates .-saml T. Mayo; Derrick d
Denton; A. U: Wright; D. Preston;A S. Kottwitz;W.
A. Lacey,G. N. a; Il, Marshall; G. Ragin; col G. A
Fuller; g. 3. MITCHELL ". Britton; b. Terry;J w
Virgins; Geo. Williamson; Mrs. Z. A. MILESTONE; M
A. Coleman; Chas. DeMorse; e. S. Wells g. bro; s D.
Wood; 1. s. W. Forsom; J. W. Russell, general G D
Roysdon; N. Levy; B. 5. Walcott; ohm Riddle; ] b.
Sims; j. D. Ridley; D. N. Cowser; D. S. Jennings; c.
c. Alexander; V. H. Jones; Hamlet d Perry; T. G.
Wright; Mrs. Pauline Pickett; estJ. B. Digs J. T.
Lickens q co; j NJ. Cook d CO; W jenkins; Amos
Mccullough; G. W. Golf.
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Shreveport. October 4, 1856.
Sheriff Sale.

CTATE OF AOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-In
- District Court, No. 1854. HALEY & HowERToN
VS.. W J. BEALL. BY virtue of writ of fieri facas
issued of the honorable the District Court in and
for the parish of Caddo in the above entitled suit and
to directed, Ihave seized and will proceed to sell
at public auction at the courthouse door in the
of Shreveport parish aforesaid SATURDAY. the 1st
day Of November, AID. 1896, between the hours of
O'Clock, A NJ. and PM. the following described pro-
perry. to-w Lot No. thirteen [l3] in block No. four
[4,] situated in the town of Shreveport, with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon Seized as the
property Of the defendant and to be sold to pay and sat
isfv the writ issued in the above entitled suit.
Terms of sale--Casl with the benefit of appraise-
ment. THOS. X. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport Sentamber 90 1856. .- oi-pf.S5 81
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Sheriff Sale,

Succession Of Isaac +. Wheeler, deceased.
GTATE OF LOUISlAN A--Pursh Of Caddo in
~ the Second District Court New Orleans. No.S597.
In pursuance of an order to directed by the honor
able the Second District Court, New Orleans. will
proceed sell public auction the rt-house
door in the Of Shreveport, parish Of Caddo, on
SATURDAY, the LIST day of November, A. d. 1855, be-
tween the hours of II O'Clock, NJ, and NJ, the
following described property belonging to the success
sion OF Isaac ?. Wheeler, deceased, t9-wt
l. The northwest quarter of section No twenty
eight (2S) in township No fourteen (l4) range No.
eleven (ll,) containing one hundred and ffty-nine
60-l00 acres.
2. The northeast and southwest quarter of section
No. twenty one CID in township No. fourteen (l4I
of range No. eleven 1l.) containing three hundred
and twenty (320) acres.
8. The lots Nos nine and ten g and 10y of section
No. thirty 800 in township No. fourteen DAD range
No eleven a. containing sixty and forty three hum
dreds
f. The east half of the northwest quarter, the west
half OF the north quarter the east half of the south
east quarter and south half of the east half of the
north quarter of section No fifteen I5 in town
ship No. eleven l1) containing two hundred and
seventy nine 33-lUU acres.
5. The west half o. the south quarter of ton
No. twenty go, in township No. fourteen (l4 range
No. eleven ~, continuing eighty 100 acres.
s. Lots Nos. one, two, three, four, five and six q,
2 8, 4, 5 andes in section No. twenty-nine 2S) in
township No fourteen (l4) of range No. eleven (l)
coAtaning two hundred and seventy-iine 90 100
acres.
Ali situased in the parish of Caddo.
Terms of sale--cash, with the benefit CT appraise-
Such of the property does not bring its APP
praised value will be adv ertsed and sold at twelve
months credit Purchasers gu credit to furnish their
notes. with good and solvent security: and also
ed by special mortgage the land sold
THOS. K. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport, October 4, 1855. oS-pt.S30 0u
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SHREVEPORT AuGTI0N STORE.

HHEsubscrber, having taken the cornerbrick build
Il ing on Texas and Market streets, Opposite the
market house, has opened GENERAL AUCTION STORE.
and Is now ready TO receive goods ofevery description
on consignment. Having been for many years en-
gagged in the business, he aters himsefto give salts
faction to all who may honor him with call. His reg
uar days Of sale are Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday,
any other day, when business demands his attention
Will give particular attention to the selling of Ne
groes, Real Eetate, Horses and Succession Sales.
Liberal cash advances made on consgnments of
Groceries. z.z A. L. HEINE, Alctioneer.
Shreveport. January 10, 1855.