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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-11
WECETANICS' WORKS,
FOUNDRYa AND Ma CHINE SHOP.

EVANSVILLE, IND,
1883 WIIsIHSM BOYLE dz CO.,
EEAvING purchased MIR. Henry Sehriber's well known
Foundry would respectfully continuance of the
him. and invite the attention OF all who
Tant Foundry kind doue. re our aeiltls o
expert need in the business and will warrant all WORK
We do reasonable We prepared TO manuao-
ure Steam Engines Fire Engines Hydraule Presses To-
Screws Mill and rist Mill Machinery
Rudins Rastings Horsepower Thrashers. Corn
Lard Kettles Lard Presses FarUad Work Steamboat he
pairs done. ete.. -
Castings every description made 70 order at
Boilers Lard Tanks. and all the fixtures belonging
,her~ to.
Brass castings o all kinds made to order. a
All orders may be addressed to WIN. BOYLE & CO.
rnhaS sw = q --- 4 -ss Evansville Ind.
GROSS keg led with leathsri a doz Ok Marroa;
IS square German Colegue q doz bears oil for
sale by apI7 8r 51s 4. & D. HEIMANN.
SUNORIES.- FL. 3 80. 3
25 cartoons Bonnet Ribbons and handsome styles
100 do styles Dress Trimmings; s.
$50 doE Cambria Cravsts assorted qualities;
Is pieces surer t~ili'd French Black ClOth;
2a cartoo ssSilk Velvet Ribbon dfHerentwidths;
$50 Parasols. assorted styles Satin de Chine;
so Tuek Combs. 75 doz India Rubber Puff Combs;
100 doz Horn do $50 gro Metal Vest Buttons
gro Coat Buttons; Panf DO: rec'e
this day and for sale by JAS. Low CO..
| mh29-d&w AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
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IwHEELEK &WILSON,S
S E w / N CT nj A C. I'll N E. S

TENHESE Machines operate upon entirely princ
a ple using shute, Ut needle and tn
They have been in operation in the hands families and
nsnnfacturer sutc ienty long give them thorou
an d have given entire satisfaction.
They are very simple in construction and highly
tai well useful fitted adorn lady's rarlSr
less spieuous position in the shop the
Ihas been object furnish Machine that would be
appliea BILE family well Tailors
Dres Cloak Walkers Collar
&C. We erndant that Machine in tt
are the hest ever offered to the public i-
Thousanis Of families testify their merits all
kinds family sewing while Shirt Collar Mann
rer ee their superiority all others for
their work.
ofthe Machin isrespsetfully sqltedp
Hopkins & Reads, E. o. READ
ept7tf r.. Sole Agent for Southern India
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y. II. COOK & SON, 70
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GKUCEssEESS 81 PROVISIONS
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEP ARTMENT, e
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL, nEP ARTNENTf

NEEAIL DEP ARTNIENT,I
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
yE e. COOK begs to thank his friends in Evansville
neghborhood for their favors freely hesto wed
hs has been Ia business amongst them and takea
this opporunty Introducing their notice his Mr.
COOK whom he has taken into gartnership from this
late and soiicits the hrm z. H. COOK SON
nuance the support literally con erred on himself
IT, Cook san having taken the business premises and
the stock of Mr. N W Foster. feel
that will enabled to supply the citizens OF
Evansville With every article they require the Gro
cery and line. q II O. Son wish especially to
attention Of in the country having prodnce
anv kind 10 dispose their increased facility for taxi
ing Aher supp ying them at heir with all
the wholesale department at prices that
rnast en- snra their orders for the future, feb-tf
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TO THE LADIES.
StHANKLIN & REILLY d respectfully invite the At
Of the ladies Of Evansville and vicinity to their
varied Embroderies white goods
RECEIVED emhraeiug:-
Lnmeriek Lace Collars and Sleevesis
Emb'd Linen do DO; "A
Maltese ~ Chrochetdo do;
Rock Muslin do do;
Jacouet Cambric and Swiss Collars;
Swiss and Jac9ne' Emhroidered Bands;
do do Edgings and Insertions
English Thread. Lace and Edgings
Mourning Collars and Sleeves; -..-...5
White and black English Grape Collars;
NOLAN sud white embroidered Skirts
French Corsets and silk Vests, -;
STRIPED Nanisook Swiss and Plaid Huslins= .
Reai Embroidered Swiss drsss patterns fer
y alals &c ov prices by my2 SHASKLIS RtIhf'
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FAR d Fa9IS SALG,

"a Ek a EOEt "a LEs
TNHE undersigned having determined to move to Caor-
ria offers for sale the which he resides.
on the road Evansville to Mt Vefn2n
in Perry Township containing t26 acres Said land Is eo-
nred Of three tracts all improved aud supplied with
the and in healthy part of the county OF ander
bnrrh Persons wishing part the whole of
ai Farm will learn the application the under
signed upon the premises. Title indisputahle:
apI0-1wd3mw ftoAlAo hNlo1t.
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tFrom the London Times. June ~
The Action of the British Government on Mr..
Crampton's Dismissal.

Crampton's Dismissal.
1t is not to be supposed that the American
Government does entirely acqut US Of blame
IN this affair, or see distinct line between the
Government and the conduct of the diplomatic
agent. For the purposes of coneiliation or d.
plomacy, it affects to consider our Government
blaneless of the excesses charged on It's Min
ister. What is concession to peace, even in
diplomatic guise and with a look of insinceri-
ty, is an important element Of the crisis in
which our Government has just been called to
act
Could they with propriety send back the
American Minister, when the American Gov
ernment had brought themselves to aver that
they had on this point no quarrel with our
Government, but only just cause for offence
with its agentl Could they with propriety
suspend diplomatic intercourse with Gov
ernment which expressed strong desire to
continue it, Notwithstanding alleged provoca-
ton to the contrary?
At all events could they not, without loss of
honor, accept the oyertures of peace made to
soften painful but inevitable act of offence :?
Undoubtedly the American Government has
carefully so put the matter that our dismissal
of its Minister would be more than retalia-
ton. 1t would be returning the blow and
giving deaf ear to the mild tones that ex-
planned it. We We're at liberty either to inter
pret the hand by the voice, or the voice by the
hand. Government has taken the former al
tentative. 1t is, after all, the safer course.
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
EWTHE3E e can the hungry pee pie get
w The best of Groceries. dry and vetf
They'll find them. you may safely bet
AtZ. H. Cook Il SONS.
There's flour and sugar soda soap,
Pines. pickles. buckets and kitchen stun;
Cigars quite worthy of a puff
For cash at z. Cook SoN'S.
There's Goldfish coffee. starch and spice,
Hams cheese and bu ter. very nice;
All to be had at the lowest price.
For cash at z II. Cook & SONS
Corn meal. molasses. pork aud salt.
And further, lest the rhvme should halt.
You'll find iust every thing but fauls
For cash at Z. II. Cook Sons.
In fact. believe this tale not
No exoeFt stupid sot.
Can wan, for oven. pot,
Or anY thing that can { be got
To nibble cold swallow Rot.
For cash at z. H. Cook SoN's
"A Boxes Planes aad Plane Irons Just rec d by
HSB mh2I WALDKIRCH.
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PRENTEH,S JOE PAP En-

NINUN GUUUW =,
Nos. II and 10 Wall ST., Cimcimmatis Us
ETAvi on hand beautiful stock of PRINTER'S Pa.
RYanxss Varniahes &C. which they offer at
= MANUFACTURER'S PRICES
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON & GOODMA
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B ooK AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER ~ SMITHS
BIZ m * ES 20 X II ap erS;
SMITH & PETERS CUT CARDS CARD SHEETS;
EightbOdy3S Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS, STRAW BOARDS. etc, etc.
CINCINNATI o..
Where they every ada ted to the city
nd aoounry Grade materials employed in its
as5-t esrHa fdrica paid for Rags. seP46m
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1t is evident that the United States Govern
ment is not very pressing for an Immediate So
luton ofthe Central American difficulty, con-
sidering that just now, things are going on IA
yorably for its interests The recruiting ques-
ton, however, had ripened to a critical matu-
rity, and could not be postponed. In this
emergency the American President has. per-
haps, taken the mildest course that remained,
short of giving it up altogether.
No doubt he could hardly have done that
without damaging himself and his friends very
considerably with his people; and OF course it
is not to be expected that an American Presi
dent should make martyr Of himself for the
peace of the world, still less for any consider
alton to the feelings of England. edo u
In saying that the United States Govern
ment has adopted half.measuTe, and that our
Government has met it more than half way
in admitting that both sides had right to do
what they have done-the one without giving
off.nce, the other without loss of honor-we
do not for one moment blink the fact that the
result, SO far is anything but fattering to this
country. ~
If there are any people in the United States
capable of qualification at the fact we certainly
have been touched in our honor, and we sub
NIT with as much grace as we can to what all
feel an insult. We have no disposition to siuI
over that fact for we are not without hope
that the British people viii be rather less La
bic to this species OF annoyance for the future
We do not think the people of England viii
hence-forth sit 10y so quietly while proceedings
TO which they haze the graEest objection, and
negotiations of which they have utter distrust
are going on, nobody known how, under the
shield of the Royal prerogative. s-Eo
Of bar 10
be in its own keeping, when month after
month its representatives ask, an ask in vain
what has been done; what complaints have
been received from o;her Governments, what
answers have been sent, what Is the present
state of the quarrel, and what its probable con-
clusion Throughout the whole of this recruit
ing affair, and the correspondence arising ou
of it. the British public has only known th'
steps taken by its own Government when th'
American Government had already acted upoI
theH. -
We adhere to our opinion that the Ameri
can Government has not acted with common
| generosity in this affir. and that its pretenc
| of leas mDtstd5, or one.tce against its terrltor
rial sovereignty, is simply got up for the occa
sion Nevertheless, the common sense OF thu
country would not have allowed Mr.. Cramptol
to go on, week after week, plunging deepe
into difficulty, at the very moment whel
there was nothing the American central gov
ernment solearnestly wanted for American pur
poses.
Often and often indeed have the British peo
pie been plunged into war or forced to humlll
alton before they knew what 1t was all aoou
and by men whose names had hardly reache
them. We cannot but think that the time
going by for this sort OF work. At least,
England makes no effort to stop 1t alter tn
present affair it deserves the consequences.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

81. q. WHEELER. A. L. ROBINSON
WHEELER &c ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND cOUNC ELoRs AT Law,
sr.se (succe asors to Iugle Wheeler e lglehart-)
General land ard C0ficetEP .4geHey, Office on 3D. st.
g t.T Opposite the mem Court House Building, near
sii JHzshiRrtoH Hotel, EBaHs UilLe, Ind.
MI III. O. Wheeler Notary Public. mhZI
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V na TX NTcSlIREW
;TEYNEY& sORENs0N,

u,zatEzALE pEA ALgRs GROCERIES, SD htSVor' ,Sn '0
TH9LAsNg. TvR IED vIHR J.. AZ sYILLE iSD e..
THIHE have this co @ Pnor
-. srnsIe of doing Wholesale Grocery ano Liii4Vi
wing sueceeded business OF MessEs
sed their stock and made aaaitaoas -
we shall able otter as goou
EOR CASH as any in Evansville or any S w nv
West. Z SnRENSON.
ian3 -
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EVANSVIT.IIE TOOL STORE.
SIGN OF THE BIG PLANE.
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.
TENHE undersigned having largely increased bis stocs OF
Hardware for sale to the citizens OF
an su rroundiug Counties. extensive assortment OF
MECHANICS TOOLS
for Carpensers Joiners Mwrights. Cabinet and wagon
makers Coo perz. Masonry Gunsmiths Baoksmiths and
Dntoher Also hand full stock ofgenera
HARDWARE
and shutters hinges ooits screws brass
goods, nails. glass. sash and paines
AND FARMING TOOLS.
pockat aud tarIs Cnerv Chairs Brushes, Scales Bells
and great variety of articles usually kept in
stores.
R7 Orders by mail otherwise arefny ATTENDED To-
EtEEn 70 first rate article Of seed Oats for sae by
- mh24-Im SHANKLTN & REILLY.
SUPERFINE FLOUR-ChOice brands atrednced prices
- by mh27 j. W. a . flChHhA'
Nv ATCHES, CLOCKS, EWELRY. &c.
EKTE received (and continually maklag adj
wv jitionsl large and Hne stock OF Watches every
Clocks Silver short all articles usually Kept IN
Jeweiry being direct from the we
enabled TO sell low figures The public
the sdies particular invited 90 call and
stock and nriees BTTIR0LFF IL SONS.
apI9 Main set LIST and2i.
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s8DRwOOD HCU 81.

S1NHE subscriber hastaken the above house anu nss
entirely rehtted and refurnished IT. ana is
the natrous of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable. us
MT Peter Burke and has good stock Of ear
The large clean and welllocated, ana g9ou
,ostiersare in consta attendance
ba Maid to the care horses lefwith hin Tor Keep
NO and in Ali respects tho public ha lind the Sher-
,1ead iJ Honse rood Hotel. tjya.Gl ]. A 8YEKS.
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GOOD NEWS!
Important to the Public.
HENRY WELLS,

xseN> IS constantly receiving from New York,
= r. Philadelphia and New Orleans. the bD
~ following goods, which he will sell as 60
he always has done than any other house in the
south. His goods FRESH and OF the most fash
ianable styles.
Ladies' Bonnets satin crepe hair and straw, Of every
variety.
Misses do do do do and gipsy hats do
tfench flowers. wfealhs, heud- dresses and pumes;
Bridal wells, blk, brown, green, blue and white wells;
Fine walered silk ParasOls from dollar up;
Fans IN great variety, head ornaments, jet necklaces
and wrisets fine gold wrstles and guard chainsgoId
pms ear-drops, lockets, finger rings, etc. Ladies tot
LET articles IN great variety; SHE'LL |. r. COMBS buffalo
horn and ivory puff combs; hair brushes and tooth do
hair tones and dyes brocade silks, summer. plain and
lowered do; silk tissues robes silk muslins, wedding
dresses and sntins white muslin of every Descriptions
Inquired dress mus!ins, gnghams, figured linens and
printed calico dress goods; all the styles enbrod-
cries. comprising in part collars. underseeyes. chime
seftes, ouncng, etc. Hosiery: gen1lemen's clothing
boys do: cottonades, denims and linen goods. with
cry article needed in fancy and staple dry goods
store Ladies and gentiemen's trunks carpet bags, &c
The public is invited to examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere, and they may depend every
article being what it is represented Please observe
CHEAP CASH STORE and the name over the door.
HENRY WELLS, Texas ST., Shreveport.
N. B. Country orders forwarding by post or other
wise will be punctualiy attended to. march 2 GIN
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TO THE LADIES!
NJ ] SIS Ii N @ u IS T

MARKET STREET. nearly opposite the Postofce,
~ Bees to inform the ladies of Shreveport, aud rfa
- her patrons in particular, that she has just RI
asse returned from Paris, with large assort- [ i'll
nlent OF the mos. fashionable and choice
MILLINERY and Ladies' Fancy zseods.
by herself expressly for this place. consisting
in part Of
Indies Toilet Goods of every descriptions,
Bonnets of the latest styles,
Head Dresses. Flowers.
bridal Wells and Wreasfs OF every description, m
Silk Velvet, Musk Velvet and Cloth Coaks for
Indies and clildren;
Silk Mantlas of various colors and STYLES;
satlns and Silks, in great variety.
complete assortment Of every description of Trim
mlngs, including black silk velvet, musk velvet, Of
various coiors MORE antique ga!Iooa, silk and vel
vet ribbons. silver grey plush and velvet ribbons:
gatoon OF velvet, silk moss and bGees new styles.
fuh assortment Of choice bonnet ribbons Jet orna-
n.ents, English crepe, eorsets enbroderies laces,
oiondes gloves. fine extracts for The toilette, port
honles dolls and various other articles too hume
Tous TO mention All Of which arc imported direct
from Paris and will be sold at the most reasonable
prices. The ladies are invited to call and examine
the assortment.
Particular attention paid tie mailing Of MantiIlas
and eqefg VARIETY Of Millieert VOL executed with
fa5te, aeatness aah pfa:nptaass. 5av5j
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SheriG,S Sale.

SUGGESTIONS of r. Green and H. L. Douglass.
CTATE OF LOUiS1ANA.--Parisho Of Caddo--ln
~ District Court. By virtue OF writ Of sale issued
of the honorable the District Court in and for the
parish Of Caddo and directed, will proceed
sell public auction the courthouse door in the
town OF Shreveport parish of Caddo, SATURDAY,
the eth day of jane A. D. 1856, between the hours Of
III O'Clock, A. and NJ, the following described
property, belonging to the SUGGESTIONS OF r. Green
and H. L. Douglass deceased, TO- wit: s.4
Lots and eight Il and g. in block No. fifteen
(15) Lots two three and four p, and A. in block
sixtytwo (62J Lots thirteen and twelve l3 and l2,]
in block thirtyone <3l) All situated in the town Of
Shreveport.
The south half of the south yves, qiartero sec
ton No. thirty FIVE {35,) township sixteen (i6, range
sixteen (l6) containing eighty 800 acres
The northeast quarter OF the northwest quarter
thenorhw quarter Of the northeast quarter and
northeast quarter of section No. two "a township
fifteen l5,5 range sixteen {i6) containing hum
dred and forty-nine 90-I00 GAG go l0O acrea. s
The southeast quarter of the southeast quarter Of
section No.thrty FIVE (35township sixteen q orange
sixteen u.s., containing thirty mine 1897 acres n
The south west quarter of the south quarter of
section No three 49, The south half Of the southeast
quarter; southwest quarter; southeast quarter of the
north west quarter of section No. four a. North
half of section No. nine ~ North half of the south
quarter of section No nine, 20 Southwest quarter
OF the southeast quarter: southeast quarter of south
quarter Of section No. nine Co. Norhhalf of the
northwest quarter Of section No ten (l0D township
fifteen N5,) range sixteen.
Aso lot of ground ON Market street, in the town
of Shreveport being parts of lots Nos. and two,
and2 in block fifty (50,1 commencing seventy feet
six inches from the alley, and running towards Milan
STREET.-THE the building owned by Grain Il Jones and
Green Douglass in partnership, running back eighty
[50l feet. s8 :.-...a.s ..
Terms of sae--A credit of twelve months.--Pur-
chasers to give their notes. with approved personal
securty bearing eight per cent per annum interest
from the day of sale, and special mortgage to be
tanned On the property sold to the payment of
the purchase money ... ........ .s.
THOs. R. SIMPSON, sheriff.
Shreveport, May g. 1885, [pfS15 %
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To the Ladies!

6sN> The undersigned have the pleasure to in-~4ea
~ vite the attention OF the ladies Of Shreve- ~
~ port and It's vicinity, to the we'll selected / j
stock OF Spring and.S summer Goods such as sumrAer
silks, lawns musiins. hareges and briIlanes
Also, fine assortment Of white jaconets tape and
Swiss musns, Indian lawns and nansook; fine as
sortment OF parasols, umbrellas, fans, etc.
fine assortment of undersleeycS of all descriptions
and qualities.
Fine French corsets and underskirts. All of which
we OTTER for sale at the lowest New Oreaus prices.
Orders from the country attended to with care and
despatch. G. M. LEVY g. Co.
Shreveport. March 2s 1886
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sHREyEpoRT AUCTION STORE.

KFH subscriber, having taken the corner brick build
Il ing on Texas and Market streets, Opposite the
market house, has opened GENERAL AUCTION STORE,
aud is ready receive goods Of every description
on consignment. Having been for many years en-
gagged in the business he arters hn!sefto give salts
faction all who may honor him with call. His reg
uar days Of sale Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
or any other day when business demands bis attention
Will give particular attention to the selling of Ne
groes, Real Estate, Horses and Succession Sales
Liberal cash advances made consignments Of
Groceries. 80 A. L. HEINE. Auctloneer.
IanraEr lS5i - -------- Z
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Sheriff Sale.

GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Of Caddo--In
~ District Court, No. 1853. THATCHER VS.. N. D. c
ALEXANDER and G. NJ. N1cEoLs BY virtue OF writ
Of 6er facia issued of the honorable the District
Court in and for the parish of Caddo, in the above
emit led SUITS and to me directed, have seized and
will proceed sell public auction at the courthouse
door in the of Shreveport parish aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF July, A. D. 1883 between
the hours of II O'Clock, a. NJ and P NJ, tae following
described property owit: Lot No.tour, g. in block
No. forty (+o) with all the buildings and improve
nents thereon, situated in the town of Shreveport
parish Of Caddo. Seized the property Of the defen
dant, and be sold to pay and satisfy the writ is
sued in the above entitled suits.
Terms of saie--cash without the benefit of ap-
praisemens. THOS. r. SIMPSON, sheriff.
Shreveport, MAY 6, 1885. [pf.S9 80
SheriH''s Sale.
CTATE OF LOUISA NA-Parish of Caddo--1n
y the District Cout. ENos & WooD.vs ISABELLA
ScRUGGs, No. 4495. 6. W. CARPENTER & Co. vs.. isA
BELLA ScRuGGs, No. 1893. By virtue Of two wrs of
feri iacas issued Of the honorable the district
in and for the parish of Caddo in the above entitled
suits, and directed have seized and will proceed
sell public auction at the courthouse door in the
town Of Shreveport, parish of Caddo, on SAItRDa
the 5th day Of July, A. ID. 1885, between the hours OF
II O'Clock a. NJ. and p. Nj. the following described
property to-wlt: Lot No. nine, (9,l in block hyone
[5l) with all the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in the of Shreveport, parish aforesaid
Seized as the property of the defendant and to be sold
to pay and satisfy the wts issued in the above ent
tied suits.
Terms of sae--caeh. with the benefit of apprase-
ment. THOS. X. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport, May 5,lS56. m7-pf.s9 60
Sheriff Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-In
~ Justice Robeson's Court, No. 1888. Thomas
Rowan vs. Steamboat GRENADA, Captain and Owners
BY virtue of writ of SEIZURE and sale issued ont of
the honorable Justice Jonas Robesons Court in and
for the parish of Caddo in The above entitled suit and
to directed, have seized and will proceed sell
public auction the house door in the town of
Shreveport and parish aforesaid, SATURDAY, the
5th day of July, a. D. 1856, between the hours Of
O'Clock, aud P. M, the following described pro-
pertY, to-wlt:
.Gw- b The Steamboat GRENADA. her tackle,
sks1SgSzsS apparel machinery, furniture. etc.
ssAsSSszs Seized as the property Of The defendants
and be sold pay and satisfy the writ issued in the
above entitled suit.
Terms of sae--Cash with the benefrof appraise-
ment JAMES B. JENKINS, by Sheriff.
Shreveport. May 81, 1856. [pf.S6 70