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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-13
ITY, FLOYD COUNT IOWA, THURSDAY OCTOBER 13 1S5e

but as a Northern candidate holding
Il Northern balance Of power.
In this character, having issued and
reiterated his utimatum to the Charles.
ton Convention, and having already
secured in the election Of certain
Northern delegates a lodgmcnt there
in, the first business of that body, con.
trary to all precedent, will be the
platform Of the party. Should Mr.
Douglas be able to rally together
majority sufficient to carry his one
idea of popular sovereignty" we
dare say that that majority will be
left alone in their glory in the matter
of the candidate, and that the democ-
racy will at once be divided into two
hostile sectional camps. The only
way of escape with the platform will
be in tissue of glittcring gcncrali-
ties" and then, to avoid one sided
construction, all such candidates of
one idea as Douglas, Wise, Davis and
Brown, must be set aside.
Mr.. Douglas, we do not suppose
will abandon his ground He has
gone too far to retreat He must main
tain his position. The section which
he represents may also stand by him
at Charleston but, as it is the South
which furnishes the substantial votes
to the democratic party, the moral
strength of the South in the Conven-
tion will be very apt to override the
numerical representation from the
North In any event, we may safely
predict one of two things from the
Convcntion-either the reputation Of
Mr.. Douglas with his platform, or a
sectional disruption of the party, with
a Northern and Southern ticket for
the Presidency.
In other words, from all the circum-
stances of the case, Mr.. Douglas must
consent to stand aside and submit to
the Charleston Convention in 1860, or
he content to repeat the Improbable
revenge of Van Buren of ls4S.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-13

Miss Ellen Douglas is the latest ar
rival at Washington, at the house of
Senator Stephen A. Douglas. Mrs.
D. is doing well, considering.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-13

are entertained that this prompt ac-
tion on the part of Col. Sumner will
result in the capture of the murdercrs,
and the rescue of the passengers by
the overland mail. S.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-13
HILDRETH, EDITOR & PROPRIETOR
Jge yntelligentcr.
Naatware the course Of empire takes its way
A. Il. +. HILDRETII, Editor.
st. Charles City, Iowa, Oct. 13, 1859.
Stephen A. Douglas.


III Ms last pateh'-r'ght manifesto on
slavery III the Territories, Mr.. Douglas
says there are radical differences y
of opinion among the democracy ON
fine srh;act and ,h.+ ,ho d;.or,a;,o
~ 'o
'''''o''' may oc e'"SSeo as io''o"s =
First. Those who believe that the
constitution of the United States neith-
CT establishes nor prohibits slavery in
the States or Territories beyond the
power Of the people legally to control
i, but "lcavcs the people thereof per
INn'., ,' ,t,j ~ ,"''' anu Leu'a'e 'iiel'
subject onIv to tho constitution nf tLn
United States"
Second. Those who believe that the
constitution establishes slavery IN the
,'' ''o' 10, '''u r. "'t'''c'uS 'Io'l .o"-
| ,Lo ,,,,..,,. ~ oo,,,,l., :, 81 80
that, in the event of the Territorial
Legislature failing to enact the rcqui-
sue laws Tor lis protection, 1t becomes
tcrnosr its ontbnriiv and fHrn;sh " srnh
protection.
Third. Those who. while professinr
| to believe that the constitution cstab-
iishcs slavery III the Territories beyond
sHI pJ".; W ,o"3 ''aa ~. ','' I. no. 1t
Same timc nrotcst om,ins, tl,o duty or
Congress to interfere for it's protection :;
but insist that 1t is the duty ot the Ju-
'''!''! 10 r'"'c'' an" maintain S'aEc-
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uh;cl cl,ouoa ,h;s hold p,os;do,,;.l
exneripent !, tho Nortb snoiled tho
whole nrogr,mme both with reg,rd
to Kansas and TO the politicians con.
cnrncd in tho movement Thorc was
a terrible SLAUGHTER among them, and
to save himself at home Mr. Douolas
felt compelled to abandon his own
bantlinc and democratic administra.
ton. whose duty it was to adopt this
bantlinc as the legitimate offspring of
the Kansas.Nebraska bill. But in
thus saving himself in Illinois, Mr.
Douolas has torn the national demo.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-10-13

A Minnesota editor says that his
party, (the Democratic,) is on the
verge of a precipice, but calls upon it
to march "stsadIg ahead"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-30

J trade to their well selected
and Liquors.
100 boxes Star Candles,
% d. Mould do
le00 bags Dairy Salt,
300 box P. az. Soap,
~ hbls W 4 Laru Oil,
40 do Cider Vinegar,
100 sacks G A Salt,
100 bbls Fine and coarse do
LOO doc Oysters,
30 cases Sardines,
40 Barrels Mess Pork,
81 pxgs Lard,
200 casks Hams sac. Ames
4 &c.
80 do Shoulders,
Is boxes Cheese,
ZOO kegs Nails, asst'd,
100 boxes Glass. do.
800 bags Asst'd Shot,
200 boxes do Spices,
so cases Pickles,
100 barrels KY A.
100 boxes P ..,sins-
: 1 o0 case :, Matches,
-oz Clothes Lines &C'ds
} LIQUORS.
zoo bbls Double Reetited
Whisky,
$50 cases Schnapps,
10 do Brandy Cherries,
10 4 Pipes Port Wine,
20 Bssk. ass'd Champagne,
200 Boxes Claret Wine.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-30

OBERT OR.NSBr SW.EE.yrDE-
SlGNEk-Omce in basement, under Woff's drug
store, St. Anthony street 80
Illustrations for books, maps, town plats, views of
nestness, accuracy and dispatch.
=, Family Arms, drawn and painted Having imported
ING necessary works from England the descent and
given with accuracy. - - "
heetiiinear srspscng and drawing With crayops pen
cils, 10 liza ink ana sepiA, taught ~
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:, LAVENDER, 9ERrHIAuME 4 PERRIN.
Ut. PAUL, November II, 1859. no17dt

COPPER SMITHS AND PLUMBERS.
~ BARNICOAT W EST, Corner Of Fourth and Rob-
ert Streets. will do Copper, Lead, and Plumbing
work. In all its branches. Particular attention paid
repairing soda fountains, and all kinds Of soda appsra
tus on hand. jy1-df
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Invites the attention Of %,
stock of Groceries, Wines
so hhds N. 0. Sugar,
40 hhds u Havana sugar,
81 bills Belcher's c. 4. 2. do
SO kegs Golden Syrup,
so do Sugar House 40.
SO bbls N. D. l. $. Ii. Molas.
ses.
SO sacks asst'd Rio Coffee.
30 sacks C. &. Java Coffee,
60 pkgs Family Mackerel.
40 pkss White 4 Trout Fish,
lO casks No l Cod Fish,
IS boxes Herring,
10 tierces Rice,
100 bbls ssst'd Crackers,
800 Reams w. paper,
Is do4. Buckets,
so Nests Tubs,
so Is Chests Teas,
300 Caddies 2 &4& 10 do
10 boxes Plug Tobacco,
SO Gross Anierson's and G
4 N Amulet Tobacco,
Is boxes Pipes.
100 pkgs Powder,
WINES AN
60 Pipes u 4 Inipo. ted
b andes.
40 bbls N v Brandy.
. Pipes Holland Gin,
40 bbls American do
"a 10 Mon. and Bourbon
Whisky,
Is NJ Cigars all brands,
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w H I T N E US
PIO NEE:R
DAGUERREOTYPE & PHOTOGRAPHIC
Ct A L L Il r Y

rms old and popular Gallery, Established in 1857
having been enar re-ftted aud furnished IL sups.
the Proprietor.
10 nus Old friends and patrons, his pictures requires
"nmend ston Strangers respectf, lily reques
ted to make examination
In 1t. locality u nishing, and Of access ID ouS
shert flight of broad stepsj this decidedly (al.rv
OF Saint Paul; the will pictures will sreas .or them
sevea The Ladies' will find toilet room eclsirel,y
Tor their Here will be fouri the largest ard besr
assortment of cases brought to III. City comprs
ing over twenty different kindssome for four and sig
pictures, splendid for famiiss. Excesior the Motto
sugoi-dly J. e. WHITNEY,
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N EW ESTABL ISHMENTi

Wholesale and Retail.
HARDWARE, STOVES, AND TINwARE, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, MEcHANIcs' TOOLS, &C., &C.
The Subscriber very respectfully announces to the
Pubic that they have on hand one Of the Largest Stocks
Of all kinds Of goods that are generally Kept n the
Hardware Trade ever before brought INTO tn Market
such as FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE
Ankinds and styles of the latest and approved
COOKING, HALL, AND PARLoR Stoves!
And we feel confident that no other estabshpe A. e.,
e wess can otter greater inducements to their
AND QUICK SALES. h"ofAi"
We have in connection With the EstabfsAm.nt con-
per- Tin and Sheet Iron Manufactory where ali lii.
OF work In this line can be done With neatness and Az,
ana on the shortest notice. We also deslin1
f1oers SeocE, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper Noef
5in. Lead, ziao, Wire, Copper Bottom, Ia Es~:
Breasts, &c., 90. "a
- CHARLES HIaELow. Ago.
II z. No. Rogers' Block, Third Stree 1t,
sspS-dtf s ........-..- -,st. Paul.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. Ion

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. ION
S1 the day of December, thousand eight
hundred and fifty eight by mortgage deed dated that
day John J: Soens and Magdalen Soens, his wife, of
the City of St Paul. Minnesota, granted and conveyed
to Wheeler H. Peckham of the place. all that lot
Ct land In the City Of St. Paul. County of Ramsey, and
state OF Minnesota and bounded and described as fol-
lows to wit The west half of lot eight, ( block eight
~ 10 the City Of st. Paul proper being twenty
front on Fifth street, and hundred and fifty feet
deep, together with the Entertainments and appurteu-
ances thereunto belonging Said mortgage record
ca In the office Of the Register OF Deeds Of Ramsey
County, on the 9th day Of December, 1883, at 8H
O'Clock, 2. NJ in Book 80" Of mortgages, pages 04l
and 2I3.
Default has been made in the condition Of said mort.
eaRe and there is claimed to be due thereon the
just and full Of two hundred and thirty
dollars, and interest one hundred and ten dollars
thereof at the rate of twenty cent per from
the seventh dsy Of June 1858, one hundred and
tgentysix 100 dollars at the from Dxcem
Der 7h 1882 And nc suit proceedings at law have
been taken to collect the same, any part thereof
Now, there FORE notice hereby given, that By virtue
Of mower Of sale said mortgage conta ned and Of
the Statute in such made and provided the above
described premises will be sold public auction at The
front door Of court House, st. Paul. the lth day
Of February, thousand eight hundred and sixty,
at ten O'clock A. NJ Of that day satisfy amount
dine said msrtgsse together with and charges
q. - W. u. FECEHAM, Mortgages.
kLLp / PecRAM, Attorneys FOR NortgSgee.. -.
Dee. .. lt5S. ~ I''Ii ~ dessl.wsw
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SHERIFF'S SALE---BY VIRTUE OF
- execution issued out o. and under the seal Of
the District Court in and for the County of Ramsey State
of Minnesota, upon judgment rendered ana docket
in said Court the 18th day of August A. D. 1879 in
action wherein Daniel Rohrer is plaintiff, and the
First Presbyterian Church of st. Paul is defendant in
favor of said plaintiff and against said defendant for
the sum Of Eight Hundred and Thirtynine TO- 100 Dol
lars and interest, have this It'll day of
D. 1882 levied upon the following described real prop
erty, to wit Lot number teu, Q0) in block number
nineteen, O9) in Rice Irv mes Addition to St. Paul
County of Ramsey and State Of Minnesota, and the
building thereon, known the FIRST Presbyterian
Church, as property Of the above named defendant
Notice is h'reby given, that will sell the above de
scrbed property the highest hidder for cash. pub
nc auction a. the front door of the Court House in the
City Of st. panl sad County, Thursday the Goth
day of December A. D. 1852 at ten O'Clock 10 the fore
noon of that day, to satisfy the said execution with in
terest and cos ..
J. Y. CALDWELL, Sheriff.
BY A. b. BRACKErr, Deputy.
Dated St. Paul, Nov. 18th. 1859.
BABcocK L CortoN, Attorneys for Plaintiff. no1sd6w
10 The sale Of the above property Is hereby post
poned until Saturday, January 7h, 1850, at the
time and place.
Y. CALDWELL, Sheriff,
dec3O BY A. B. BRAcKErT, Deputy,
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ACCOUCHEr -
.MENT.
MRS. SOPHIA ELI1,

ate Of the Carolips; ABETH HoFFSTROM, Gradu.
successful prsc .n-titufe, Stockholm, Sweden after
we'll So .dce Of twelve years. ia this country a.
will eden, desires to inform the public that abe
eyep~ "A to all cases Of mid wifery She has good ref
V es for the inspection Of those who will favor her
h call and possesses all the instruments r, ouisits
Tor the most dcu cases She Il also out nursing Resi-
esncs on cssssf ~ Felh and Temperance Streets next
70 the Swedish Methodist Church.
et. Paul, Dec. 9th, 1850. dsola-dsu
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Losses equtably adjusted and promptly paid. Up.
warda of $l1 $1,000 of Losses have been paid bv The
Etna Insurance Company In the past IS years. Fire
aud Inland Navigation Risks accepted terms cnnsis
tent sovency and fair profit. Especial attention
given Insurance Of Dwelnse and Contents for terms
Of to years.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable ana
uninterrupted through of tina Sunshine and
storm, periods eventfu in exempt from sweeping
conag and maritime disaster. Being long estab
sued cash basis, the troubles of the credit system
affect in material particular.
During hard tines the security of reliable Insurance
imperative duty-he ability of property owners to
sustain loss being then much lessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns through
out the State. Policies issued without delay, by
msr6-w-y THEO. FRENCH, Agent, st. Paul.
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lH.u. Il TT O.S' JvOTXCE.-.VO-
ice IS hereby given that the assessment ~ d.n,.o..
ana benefits has been returned by the Commandments
.ae natter Of opening Summit in the Third Ward
Siy S p raul and will be confirmed by the Com
Sodhcl Of sad city, at regular meeting thereof Al
VI council Chamher in tie City Hail. on the 10th day
~ January d. 1860 unless objections are made thsrsto
IN VIZ tngs BY parties interested By order of the Co
mon Council u n0DcE N n; 4aS Com
st. Paul, Dec. Is, 1859. A. Az.
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OHERIFF,S SALE...BY VIRTUE OF
~ An execution issued out Of and under the seal Of
the District Court, in and for Che County Of Ramsey,
state OF Minnesota, UPON q Judgment rendered and
docketed In said Court the 9th day Of September A.
D. 1859 10 an action wherein Iniel Rohrer plsnti6
and Anne Gill Is defendant IN favof Of said plaintiff
and against said the sum Of Five Hundred
and Two 80 l00 Dollars and interest," have 9Th dsy
Of November, A, D. 1857 levIed upon the following de.
scrtoed real proosrty, to wit y fNT 1877
The northeast quarter 90 Of the southwest quarter
Cd OF the south vest quarter ~ Of section aeen (
town 1897 range twenty-five (22) west AZ
the property OF the within named defendant.
Notice hereby given, that will sell the above
scbed real properly to the highest bidder for cash st
public auction, front door Of the Court House. In
GUY OF saint Paul, and In said county, Friday,
fhe Esd day Of December A. D. 1852 At ten O'Clock in
the forenoon Of that day t. satisfy the aid
With interest and cests.,'i. 81 ;. - - .'
Dated Saint Paul, Nov. Q, 1852
.A J. Y. CALDWELL, Sheriff.
. ir =. g. By A. B. BRAcKEff, Deputy.
RAHcocVk CorroR. PIaintn's Att'vn : =, nov1o-dtv-
~ The sale Of the above property IL hereby rost
poned until Saturday, January 7th 1890 at the same
time and place. n s..I5fl1 Il1iay D"l 2 l1F !.
-. 7. CALDWELL, shsyiR. -
osose '4 -tsbaie VA = A1ArKs1s, 1spuAys a
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rHHE EXCHANGES RANK, GLENCOE.
Taken At par. All persons indebted to the aub.
seriber previou. to January lst 1884, BY nsts esn
the same with the above AAnsd meseyosxl .Jg io-yr
b. Paul, December !, 1850, SNEY.
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kAR. g. ROSEyvM- GER.N.7.N" PR.ECTX
CAL PHYSlCIAN.-Formerly Teacher at the Mid
wife Academy, and District Physician, recommends hin,
seu In Surgery, Midwifery and Dentistry, and will cur
all external and internal diseases of male we'll female
persons He will also take into consideration the means
poorer persons, to let them have cheaper medi
cal stsndance and does midwifery to poor women with
out any charge. seq
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SnFpTFF,s SALE.

* e.4e.of.I e,,;.,ana rarjsh eoc RovHar.
= In4he djsfsjct ee1rt, 4. II Hearns
NO IS go s. Y M 1884 Jaitp
y9g IS. - ra,o.e Il. f,ason. N9. 1894
n, rsre Il wFus e Ta is-ae3 al
Of the honorable li.e i6s court #
tFe fash 81 Sc eve e1-
tilfd sii's aHf totBe s74e fi1Ea
Jis atel;aa al tle eouri IloBse doar in
the COW 81 beiley4R. paHsla o. E'ossIef.
on liz 6Fst
SA a u Il d RY
he sth day of Jaauarv, "A. u. 3S60 be-
i~een the hours og ! ! o'elocts A ~ aud
Up NE. III following described prop
egtv, to.wie:
phe undivided oa6selahih part Of ihe
succession or i eva ri j Cason, late a
als paFish, deed beng i've emlfe =
| tfrsst al the 3rteoC eI,IJamesa K (,aaan
therein. tie sad defendant being al
heir OF the said Edward Cason de-
ceased.
Also The undivided one-ciefth part
/ Of the following dsseri6ed slave:
| jim. woman, aged about Glig
wears
/ MOURNING G., q weman, aged abaai
thirav FIVE years.
JUDE. a man aged abaut eigbteea
$50.
TATE. a Girl aged about eigbteer
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srrrrtr se1nN ls.-AT.E.

4 SDICLS5lJ-N 5f'A5i4El' -
SUCCESSION Of Drury Ma1oueI deceased
cttate Of Louisiapa, PaIish pf Bogsicr.
- In Bsgtriet cslft. l3Y siuae Of
4 commission and an order Of said |
court, / will proceed toS sch ut public
auction at the last r2si!Ipeb Of Drpry |
Malone, deceased, Ia sid parish, on
WEDNESDAY,
the 25th day Of JaaHarY, 1862 be-
tween tie honfs Of, 81 O'clock 4. n.
and o'clock P. n, tbs following de-
scribed property to>sit
The south half Of the northwest
quarter and the porih half Of the
southwest quarter of SECTION eighteen
T1sl township eighteen rs range Ten
flof west containing one hundred
and sixty acres, known as the Thomp-
son place,
Also, the south Aalf IL the south
half Of section nine Tolstownship eigh-
teen Tl8 range ten OF and the north
west quartor Of SOUTHEAST quarter 0.
section seventeen i7Eand the north
west quarter Of section seventeen TIL
The north west quartee Of north-east
euvrter of section twenty 20l. The
southwest quarter ofsthe sonth-eas
quarter OF section eiglst Isl and th,
northeast quarter Of section seventeen
an and the orth-s3est quarter 0
section sixteen (lG) 81 il township
number eighteen (l8@ & rSnge nunbe
ten (10) containing seven hundred ant
sixty acres more Oh less known as th
home place, and the southeast quartz
of the northwest quaster of sectio
number twepty-three (s8 in townshi
eighteen (ls) range ten {l0) contain
ing 80 98-1D0 acres.
And the movable property owne
by said deceased, consisting Of horse
mules. cattle, hogs, Wagons, houselol
and kitchen furniture, farming utensil
corn, fodder, &c. Catttn reserved f
shipment.
the price Of lie land esSsh, the reraail
der Of the price Of the knd on a cred
of one, two and three ysfrs, with eigl
per cent interest per anisfm from dat
notes with approved PERSONAL secufii
and special mortgage retained.
The personal proFsFtg for all spa
Of twenty dollara or less, cash, for
sums over twenty dellass, On q cree
until the LIST March Ils1o, notes vi
approvnd personal laca1ty require
Sale to effect partifios.
MARTHA AZ MALONE,
&c 5ts pfa2l administratr
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sIrccFssI0N SAIr

@ tate OF Louisisna. parish of Bossicr,
~ Suceession of John Gregg. deed,
Notice IS hereby gwen thst ny virIae
OF an order ard commission from The
Diericf court far sad State ard Parish.
these vii be sod al puhiie auetion at
tbedast reaidef ce ST John Gregg. dee q.
the following lends known as il.e wet
half 81 north west quarter, south east
quarter Of north ives, quarter the west
Fall Of north east quarter and north
half 1t south west quarter Of section
thirty, township seventeen. range Ten
west, Isl acres more or less. Also the
south east quarter CT n6rtb west quar-
ter and north cast quarter of south
east quarter aud south bali, OF south
east quarter Of section ihiFty-lhree
township seventeen. range ten west,
Lei No. two Of section four, township
sixteen. range ten, and lot Ne. two ant
north west quarter Of south ives
quarter Of secnan ihlFty-iour township
seventeen. range Ten west, containing
sos 35-IG0 acres mare or less. Also
one undivided third interest in int
west quarter Of north west quarter Q
section ihirty-two, township seventeen
range len west. Also, the movable.
belonging 10 said succession, mnies
horses, cattle, hogs, furniture also
corn and fiddler.
Sale 10 be made within the lega
hours on the 18th day Of January, 4
D. 1880 Ior Partition.
'Ferms-Ali Suns Of less than tei
Aars cash; all sums Of ten dollars am
- on a credit o. twelve mouths viii
eight per cent, per apuum interest tFolg
date, notes to he gwen with approves
| personal seouf ity and a mortgage rt
tained on the land 10 secure Tie pnT
| chase price. The price ot the laHd I
hear eight per cent. per anGum intefes
from date. Tie other notes 70 hel
j interest at the same rate from matur
/ ty. Sale to be made by
w. Fl. HILL,
/ Der 8th. 1850. Aaetioneer.
/ n24 Ct pr so 60
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Cttato Of Louisiana, Parish.of Bossier.
y By virtue Of a writ Of sale issued
from tho. honorable District Court Of
said parish and State and to uie dir Ct
ill. / viii pr6ceedto sell for partition
ab the Court house door in the town of
bellevue on
sATURDsAY
the 21st day Of January 1850, the fel-
lowing described property belonging
to the succession Of Aaron B1ian, de
ceased, to-wit
4he northwest quarter Of The north
east quarter Of section six {6} in town
ship number nineteen (I9) of range
! number eleven (II) continuing forty
acres more or less.
Terms of sale-Cash, titles to fas
at expense Of purchaser.
/ Bellevue; La, this the 18Th, day 9
1 December a, d. 1883.
/ W. III. HILL,
/ n25-6ts-rfS1O so Auctioner.