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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
H. HE. SE ~ He~
F1FTl-THIRD
q T EN- 7 ERPRISEl
1000 Prizes!
VALUED At SIxrEES TBorsAxp Dorr,rs.
IIAtfs hmifed 10 Eighteen THcusopd.
200 PRIZES in AMERICAN Go:pl
une Farm oil Eighty iers for One DuIar,,
Three H11dref Cold and Sl,rr y<r~~ H..
Wofoiee-t;oH Vest and Guard C;uias-Soy;J
and DO"6fe1piated Silv~~arc. Jerelry, DC.
TO BIZ DRAWN AT CINCINNATI, ONO.
80 PRIZES in AMERICAN Go.p1
One Farm OF Eighty iers for One DuI.arm
TO BE- DRAWN AT CINCINNATI, ONO.
Monday, June 6, 1850.

L.. ID. SINE would announe TO the n,,bl;e A. :,
his my third Mammoth Monthly Gift Enternr;..
wiz Dc drawn rs above, on which occasion will he
distributed to the ticket holders. two Thousand ri.
n'hie gifts, among which will be found One 50
acre Land Warrant; two hundred and fift, nrze. in
American Cold, ranging from 50 so to $500: tine
hundred Gold and Silver lie, CT Hunting Watches.
ranging from $40 to 5000; Gents Gold YES,
Chains and Ladies' Gold Guard Chains. A,.o
.oild ana double plated Silver Ware, consisting Of
tablespoons, Teaspoons, Forks, &c. Also. La
Dies barnet, Coral and Cameo Breasfpins and
Ear rInss, Lockets, &c. Also, Gentlemen's Shirt
stud. Sleeve Buttons, Brcastpins, &C.
All OF the cbovc gifts are of as good quality as
can be purchased for the price.
beg leave to state to the public that m Enter
priscs materially differ from many others Of pro-
fessedv similar character.
Firstly7The Drawing invariably takes place on
the DAY advertised
Secondly-The Prizes are worth what thcy are
stated 10 be in the programme
ThirdIy--The Drawing is conducted in a far
and impartial manner.
FourthIy-All prizes drawn BY persons who can
not attend the drawing ere immediately forwarded
at my expense and risk; xad list of the drawn
numbers l. fcrvarded to every ticket holder,
whether fortunate or not.
Single tickets. 81 90. Six tickets for IS 90.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
From the New Ysok Comnsercial.
Mob Law i'm Texas. .is all 81

I.
- In some Of our religions exchanges. and
indeed IN one or two secular papers, we
have seen reports that body Of prcachers
recently holding conference at Timber
Creek Fannin county, Texas, at which
Bishop James presided had been dispersed
BY . mob, but we hoped that the report
was either.untrue or greatly exaggerated.
Eurt her information on the subject, how
ever, leaves no doabt that at least moth
ing more than the truth had been q told
respecting the matier. The conference
was composesl. As Is uniformly the case. of
the regularity ordained itinerant minister's
laboring within a given region. their
only object being, ito preach she Cos.
pei -Bus these ministers belonged NOT tn
the BE. Church. South, but tothe n. r.
Church. North. and the slaxe holders Of
Fannin eounty resolved that their presence
sheald not be- tolerated. They therefore
appointed a'vigilance COMMITTEES Of lifix "a
wait upon fhemi ansl warn them not "a
proxscute fnrtlIer thsubusiness Of. the. aeou-
ference. and oasler tlseirdepartus from the
or pain al, having synch law
applied to them. The following appears
to be q fair -s1sfemcnts of the way which
these gentlemen lperfoFulcdl their miss
sion: IS iso4a lslsi,akss ~ .inpsi y ~
xi.'On the Sabbath, the great day Of .ths
Conference. Bishop James Was IN the pule
pitt and the introductory services lwsrs IN
progress swhsn. from the windows 81 the
chArcll, far AWAY on The level pIn;v,. m;pht
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
E Jim Porter ono, ,,r' ;,.,v - p.

~iy. - iil ittfo4fHttf ~ ny -Eitif
~ Jim Porter, once widely known as
the 'hcntneky Giant" died at his resi-
denec IN shippinssport. pear Louisville,
on Monday week. Mr. Porter made a
show OF himself at one time and ACQUIRED
a'goodr deal of money by'it. He snbse-
q"entiy started a liquor shop in shippinss.
port. and drove hack in louisville :
Porter was near e;gh feet high. but of
sgkward eonstEustion. AMI apparentI, but
little strength IN proportion to his, i'm
I mens s Frame. de was found dead in his
oc'l and had been in i'll health for long
time before. b l-s,aa. -.l...-..l-.l.l ..li i.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

I---ifhe. Sh~m Dcmvcrstic -pupsrs-uve-prrat
~ dissPpoipteei Over the result of he re
cent sleetions. specially n 0onnecticat
whet they exp ste to gain one - mbc,
Iof Congress. by lie divis iens zof she he.
publicans in one district. instead of losing
two. One Of these organs in the South
TrParofthi3 safe jaffyips ia sscssnt
for the cause of the total and terrible route
OF the Shamocraey in that State, after re-
citing the efforts and zeal of the Repubfi-
cans during the canvass, charges that they
'smPoEtsa- xotsrs.=frem -onc- Disfrict- where
they had superrabundance TO the three
other districts, and thus carried them all.
After establishing all this to its own entire
satisfaction, the proof being it,. simple inn
asinatlon. thinks itself justifiablei in add
ing: lluifsT-.1 80 a'aH : rf.f io fsr1 !,
There can be no question that the
Black Republican leaders are prepared for
my siHainy that win for the time being
enhance their prospects of success. ~
IT y the Republicans in Connecticut prac-
'eed the things charged upon them, who
shs dispute the fact that they learned
hem OF their opponenss7 They were prob
IDLY trying whether or not they, they could
lot whip the devil by fighting him with
Ire" ltsonnds oddlyenough for Sham.
'crstie editor to complain of such acts on
me part Of his opponents. when two thirds
= the victories Of that party in the Free
states states are achieved BY such means, Eve
yintellisent politician knows that it was
he Democratic party that inaugurate,l the
racticc of stuffing ballot boxes and i'm.
orthIrg Illegal voters to carry elections-lj
nj thatitoo while making the loulest pro-
,ss'oHs a respect for the will Of ,he peo-
ic. 81 -R Hei.l .gtatf.- % afiif-r. .af-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

The colored people Of Chicsgo at 4
formal meeting on Monday evening week.
which was very uumsronsly attended, ad :
opted resolutions declaring IL to be the
imperative duty sfevery free coloretl man
in-tls Unissd States to emigrats to Hayti.
and sppointed s'conimittee 10 open : COR
sespsndsncs on the subject With that Re-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

= The Republican, State Convention Of
Ohio. meets on the 2i Of june. to nom.
mate N s candidates for G vernon. Lieutenant
Governor, Auditor Secretary. Treasurer,
supreme Ju'lsc. a Mombcr of the Public
W orks Board. and Commissioner Of Com.
-, q ,ss1e.i e. ;asf.Isf isI9l,r1,l- =, 49,
mon Schools. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

We are perm ,nencntly located I'm Plymouth
" u Just the stock, friends, tiat will suit YOU. We
are determined that no MN, womtn or Child.
I'm al the re ,ons round ab,ut," shall undcrscll
respectfully solicit your patronaye--coi,
hdcn th:it in the variety. quality AMI low prices of
our stock We e'n rut every ono wishing ANYTHING
in our line. H. Il DICKSON 4 CO
April 81, 1874 - g
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

@ Our subscribers must pay up if
they expect US to continue the publication
o. a paper. It takes the cash to buy pa.
per as well as every thing we. have to live
on, and we have no other resource than
the income of our Office to rely on. ed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

'oo Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Vs,ebs.-
nortn from SD TO $500 each. 10 Splendid CsI
innings and Engravings. I.ad,'s Garnet 60
T tn, Csmeo and plain Gold Breastpips and =, r
ninss also, Lady's Locket Brsastpins !: Cent.
diamond, opal and Garnet Pins fine Cola
rehs ana fenciis Gold Pens, silver extension
ETC.; fine Seal Rings; Goldstone ,rd I -,
Kings Regard and Plain Gold Rings: sh;,s
Studs and Sleeve Buttons, Gold LocEets, etc :.
+ etc, etc, etc.
WHOLE NUMBER OF PRiz s, ONE rHorssxn r,cur
HUNDRED. TIKETs LIMITED TO SEVEN rsou..x,
more nan an acreage Of one chance in 7iel~t..
SINGLE TcKETs. $500. THREHL
TICKETS, $500. SIX TICKETS. $50
TO be dr9~n at Cincinnati. Ohio.
MONDAY, MAY I4Tn. 1859
l.. ID. SINE woul announce In tho ,,,.,;. H..
in addition 10 his regular monthly Gift Enter,rss.'
ne VIII give his Second Grand Art-Unio Di.tr;l,,
ton, Oh Saturday, 18th day og MAY newt. q, wb;.L
occasion will he distributed Eighteen Iu,Sr.d
Beautiful and Costly Prizes valued At eso NM
among tho Gifts will be iound Three Hundred
/. riZes IN american Gold, ranging in sums from
81 % to 81 900 each. -Four Hundred Gold .nd
silver Lever Hunting Watches worth from son ,a
s2oo each; Ten beautiful Oil Paintings and En-
cravings, worth from $50 to 5000 each a..
IN 'nng prizes consisting of Ladies' Bre ,str;ns AMI
Earring; Gents Diamond Brcasip;ns. sind.
Sleeve buttons, fingcr-ri Gold Pen. ,nj
tcnciis Gold Pens, silver extension, etc.
The Paintings will be exchanged for Wa,,hc.
or Jcwelry at the lowest cash prices. if desired n,
The hcket-hoders. All prizes drawn liz ,,,r.,,,,.
not present. will be forwarded TO the tick.
" itnn one week fom the day of Drawing .itb,r
oy Nail or Express, free ofcxpen.e, ami n mn,
r,-k. Persons at dis:ince who canno, attend
tie drawing thcmselres, will stand the same cham.
is though they were present, but il they desire II
ifcy CAN appoint any ON. to attend for them. VIM
resides in Cincinnati, or who nav lac ON v;s;t 90
'he city ON the day of drawing
A list of Dawn Numbers will l,r E,ru,,,,r a.,
cket-holdcrs, whether fortunate or NOT.
The usual premium Of ten per cent in Jcr~lr,
vii bc allowed to agents scllin. six ticket, ar mn
'ari. Agents selling fifty or upward " III Ia. a
owed premium of ten per cent In Cold
All responsible persons arc requested q, ,rr .
gents for the sale of nv tickets. In ,nler;n,,
ckets for this Enterprise, be sure and saw. "For
our Second Art Unlon Drawing,r otherwi, . til
Is might he sent for my regular monthly Entr,-
rises Agents are earnestly requc ste, not To r,lr
,oFc tickets than they have Il certainty of s.l'in-
hsoh rockets must positively be returned AZ le.,,
ne week previous to the day of Drawing. in order
M my he able to dispose of them in Cincinnati
'hIo, CovinSton and Newport XIV.
All orders mnst be addressed. l. n SIN. n.
~ cincinnati, ONO April I4-23
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

..s"c' learn that the Republicans carried
The election in La Porte on Tuesday last.
No particulars. Last year the city went
democratic - 1atal 81 = 81 80 i. aal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
The Douglas Organ ON Slavery Exten.
sion.

sion.
The Washington States, Douglas and
Pro- Slavery paper. published in Wash
'ngton and edite'l by Ro,lger A. Pryor, all.
advocates the Douglas dodge Of non inter
vention in the Territories, and supports il
by the following considerations. Speaking
OF the recent establishment of slavery in
New Mexico. he says:
loud the most zsalous propagandist
OF slavery desire any other result? And
not only docs slavery thus secure firm
foothold In the Territory Of New Mexico
an empire in itself-but the no.
s't'on affords the South every facility of
expansion in the very direction most in.
ritlng to its institutions. Not only are
Arizona and Nevada destined 10 fall nm.
der the sway Of the South, but contiguous
States Of Mexico will be subduea to the
uses Of slavery. when in the fulncss Of time
they shall be released from the impo,en,
grasp OF the Central Government. They
sest Kansas by the operation of the non
intervention principle; but under the same
policy they have secured ample indemnity
In quarter where. instead Of being sick
y exotic. slavery will take root in con-
genial soil, and flourish of its own inhe-
rent yisor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
~ . II I @ = ,

Notice ishercby given thar the Annual Meeting
Of the Stockholders az the Cincinnati, Peru g. Chi;
cago Railway Comp,ny viii be held at the Court
House in the town Of Plymouth, Marshall County.
Indiana, on "Wednesday, the first day of June next.
at ii O'Clock, A. ~. for the purpose Of clecting
BoaFd Of Direetors for the ensuing year. and the
trsnssction Of other busincss-,e - - 81. go,
Z By order Of the Boanl of Directors.
JAMES MOORE, Sec'y.
. La Forte. Nay 9. Ie5s, 3sp'd. T' ~ .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

- Democrats in tall. ALI of whom il
viii be seen, are elected. by maiori,ies
ranging from 81 to &C. This result, we
must eonfess.rtakes ms completely by sur
Prise ltwas accomplished without doubt
oy the most stupendous system of Illegal
voting n nunber OF Iriskmen who were
scver seen here before, anil who cannot
now be fourrl, marched up to the polls and
swore m their votes The number Of life
sal votes polie,r IS estimated at from IS to
50. a carcful canvass of the town presi-
Gus to the election showed less than 200
hSai voters. and that there was not 20 ma
Jority either way. The. most the Demo
Gratis claimed on the morning Of election
was 70 majority-the Republicans about
the same Where did their majority of
from 81 to IS come FROM The matter
ought to be thoroughly siitei. and we hope
viii be.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

" Wisconsin money is getting below par, The
Bank in this place will not receive il at less than
one per cent. discount.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
3 PRING AND SUMNER
DRY GOODS.
Fancy Goods. Straw Goods. -
Hard Ware, Quccns-Wars,
GROCERIES,, de-, DC.

As We buy principally by the Ba'e, Case and
rackage' thereby saving tho profit made bv the
New ork yobbef, we can with confidence say
can be jouad esescAere in 1he psrkef. We sell for
ReUsgy Fey Ercsssstcesy, y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
S II o v ID s !
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We have also a complete assortment of Stoves
which we will sell at Low PRICES. We are
determined to suit our customers in both quality
and prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

intoevsry open place inthe house. As
the Bishop arose 20 ANNOUNCE his text, the
sade Of the mob, about tl.ree Feet from
: hshYR. hsseis him .sxShimsd, 1 have
pine on Sness' slr. rSther unpleasant to
NE. and notsL sofo yon; ws have resolved
In public meeting that that you shall not
preach or hold meetings in these regions. ;
Z rhe, BshoP ffPlisf that ~ was not bis
place 70 aecline % preach 4 wss for ,,brl)
society living there and owning the house
to decide whether it could be occupied that
morning according TO appointments and,
unless the trustees or proper authorities
forbade him. he must preach. The leader
OF the mob replied threatcningly, declaring
hat IN all that region Methodist societies
should be no longer tolerated. The firm
ness of Bishop James enabled him to fin-
sh his sermon" The Conference, VIC un-
ierstand, resolved to dispense rather than
provoke such breach of the peace.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

While in the city we called upon on,
Aqndso"'e friend. B. d. Roor Esq, of the
la Forte De'ly ORION. and found him as
POLLY and witty as ever. He said If we had
informed him OF our coming he would have
sent q committee down to the Depot to re-
give VS. We promised to let him know
III time when we concluded to honor the
city with another visit Before friend r
mounted the editorial tripod we were re-
sa Isef as the handsomest e,litor in the
bloody Ninth. but, he has borne off the
palm II that respect, without scarcely an
effort. :. &c..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
DISSOLUTION.

ME Co-Partncrship heretofore existing be-
tween Lafayette Crane and L. r. Billings.
under the firm name of l. Crane e. Co.. Is dis
day dissolved BY mutual consent The business of
The late firm will be closed up BY z. r. Billings,
Who h Hereby authorized to sign the name OF said
firm for that purpose. T.,nosi - din rhr1f
-----bAEAYETFE CRANE.
hpni az 1884, ,-ii-H srwnl [n26t3l
BAH persons indebted 10 the 6rm Of L.
Crane d CO. are requested 10 cali and settis M
iGs1eAfey. IS ! viii remain IN Plymoush bst fss
more days' RI r.ssis 4 E.. R. BILLINGS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Assrdseas'e! ASaSdscare = !
HAIR DWAKE
Good NEWS FoRTHE PEOPLE-oF
JUL iIlIlQIllJlilCII0O
PLYMOUTH AND VICINITY

- = - - ~ ~ Y .
Iron, Steel. Nails, COOK PARLoR ana PL ATE
STOVES, Tin Ware. Glass, sash, Putty. House
Trimmings, Evetrougis, Conductors, Valleys, Tin
'oiners' Cooper's, Blacksmiths. and all kinds of
Mechanics Tools. saddlery and Coach Hardware,
carnage and Plow Bolts. Strap Hinges, Pick
Axes. Ma;tucls Circular, Mil and Cross Curisaws.
Hes Jack Screws, Shorels, Spades, Hoes, Forks,
akes Scythcs, snaths. Cradles, Cutivators. Flows.
straw Cutters, Corn Shelters. Baskets, Drag and
Cultivator Teeth, Cable, Log, Trace and Mill
Chains, Tubs, Pals, Well Buckets, Brushes, Pow.
ier' shot, Lead, Caps, Game Bags. Cow Bells, and
oyfia9 rise pertaining 70 trade will be found at
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED
= y 800 p

n YEAR saved in Doctor Bills BY raising the
IA Hungarian Hay.
Every farmer is aware Of the danger of sickness
IN going to the Wet Marshes after Hay,--now is
ne time to get the, Genuine Hungarian or Honey
Blade Grass Seed. either on time, ON shares or ,
Cash The best time to is from the LIST
10 The 2otl OF Nav. The above Seed can be had
at our Ware House.
Hams and Shoulders; also, Picked Pork Lard.
Corn. Potatoes. Flour Beans, Shingles, &c. &c.
Give as a call and we will give YOU bargain.
k.aI ~ III. G. THAYER g. CO. p
April 2e-25t3 ftt - III
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
Corporation Election.

The following is the result of election
hci'l IN this place on the I'll inst, for Cor
poration officers: asa 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills
DR. ROBICK'S
Scandinavian Remedies f!

Scandinavian Remedies
When DR. RonAcx, the tclebr tied Swrisi, Pi,y
stefan, introduced his Blooi Purifier and Boo,
Pills in the United States he set forth in plan Ian
guhsc IN 'r curative properties. This was year,
ago. The task Of recommending them has sine,
beer fakrn out Of his hands. Enlightened men
whose character f,rs,dnd Judgment and phisloso.
phy' gives their opinions weight in the community
men who observe, reject, and make assurance
doubly sure" before they decide-are EVERYWHERE
approving and urging the use OF these wonderful
Preparations. All who conf,lc in the wisdom and
honesty OF this GLASS; who chose to investigate for
themselves are now of one mind On this important
subject.
Dr-Roback nrites the attention of the sick to the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from members of the Medical Profession, E.Iitors
Of public Journals, well known Merchants and Far.
mers and Lslies of the highest rc<ectabilitv, Civ
ing accounts Of extraordinary wrought by the
remedies, Of which cures they themselves we're
EYE WITNESSES. -
These parties my be consulted personally Or by
letter, by those who have any doubt upon the sub
jet. The evidence in possession Of DR.. Roback.
which is at all times accessible to the public, es-
tablishss the following isl,s .sst4n ~
ftrfss FACTS: .es-t nrs,a
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOoDPILI.s
have beer proven BY analysis 70 = 80 fEEf
CONTAIN No MINERAL:
That they cure the almost universal complaint.
ir a.f DYSPEPSIA a8tf4lE|
with uneTing certainty. and ina very short time.
hat after all other medicines have proved useless
they relieve fssa 80, - =
LIVER COMPLAINT
md restore the heath and strength Of the sufferer
That - $3.50. ~
fra SICK FEMALES. 0fg r ~
rho have langushcd for years in helpless weakness
md despondeney. recuperate With great rspitity
'nder theirinrisoratns operation. That all Sex
nal disabilities arc removed BY their cordial and
GENTLY stimulating properties. That they recruit
SHATTERED. CONSTITUTIONS.
'owevcf they May have been triaed with AMI a
used siat their direct tendency is 70 iensshea fife
md rcnderit cnjsytbied 1yEst. oberttas Directly
pom the poison n dsesse in fAr blood. they
CAUSE SOON 10, HEAL, 2 ,sssl,
nd dschArss from the rystcm every tains q scrof
Ia. whether hereditary or otherwise. That they
RECRUIT THE DEBlLLITATED.
nd that there is nc disease Of the Stomach and
owels. the lirer, the nervous systen.l the skin,
lands ar IN scIr< a, <1~b they do not give uvou.uf
'lis and. ifadministered bciore the very citadel
life has been nvadcd) ases psinisss end psssct
Price Of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood Pn- :
Ger. 81 per bostle, OF - pcrhalf dozen. 0f he j
egcsable Blood Pills. e5 cents per box, or sboxes
For-nie 10 Marshall County b Blaia 4 CO. !
ynoush, Robt- Cornwall. Hs~hea. Ransom &
anshester. Lyeersrs, John Keslsr, H,eninss .
re. Dr.. WIN. Stanse, Bremen. snd By Druggists
9 Msseh4e1 aseezsllx shxovehsA DE- Ual16.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-05

Z we enjoyed a very pleasant ride to La
Porto and back last week ON the CPD
Y. X K. which we found in excellent or
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-09-02
SALE or 1911 SECTION

"a accordance with sn order Easss-
u Of the Auditor Of Public EsssSA
Accounts, of this State, Twill aYs
sell at public auction before 90
the Court house door in the town of
Bellevue, La, between the hours Of
Eleven o'clock in the forenoon and
four in the Afternoon. on MONDAY the
18th day Of September next, that por-
tionof the sixteenth section Of town
ship twenty-one (2l) of range twelve
lI2) Of the North West land district
of louisiana, that now remains unsold.
Terms of ale-The land will be
sold in parcels Of not less than forty,
nor more than one hundred and sixty
acres. One tenth part Of the purchas-
ers money it to be paid in cash, and
the remainder in nine equal annual in
stallments, bearing interest from date
Of sale at tie rate Of eight per CEN
per annnm, interest payable annually
The purchaser is to give his notes fol
the installments with good personal
security together With a special mort,
gage on the land bought to secure The
payment thereof. No bid less thar
the appraisement viii be cried.
BENJAMIN f. FORT.
August 18th. 1859. n6tds6ts
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-09-02
SHERTFE,S SALE.

ctate Of Louisiana, Parish 81
~ Bossier. Id the District Court,
No. 1149. William VI, Burns We. Mar
gafet Gregg. BY virtue Of q writ Of
iefi facias issued out of the Honorable
the District Court Of she Parish Of
Bossier, Ii the above entitled suit and
to me directed have seized and win
proceed TO sell at public auction, at The
Court house door in the town Of Belle
vue. Parish or Bossier, on the first
SATURDAY, the 3rd day of Sep
tember, A. III. 1859, between the hours
OF II o'clock i. M. aud 4 I'M, the fol
lowing described property, to-wit:
The south east quarter Of north
east quarter Of section lwentyenine
29l the south east quarter of north
west quarter aud north west quarter 81
south west quarter the west half d
north west quarter. The west hall 81
north east quarter and the north easl
quarter of The south west quarter 81
section thirty (30) all in 10 township
seventeen III Of range No. ten GO
and containing three hundred and
twenty acres, more or less. with al
improvements thereon.
Seized as the property Of defendant
and to be sold to Fay and satisfy ths
writ issued Id the above entitled suit
Terms Of Sale CASH, with ben
fit Of appraisenaant.
r. STEELE, Sheriff.
By G. G. NowELI. Deputy
Bellevue, July 26, 1859. Of SI4 90.