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LOCAL couuERCLfL NEWS.


TIC storm which has continued during the past week, having
.-rr7s--sd th= movements q coasters il: may b. we'll here to
mention she ~her-a5outs of the principal vessels
The A5erni saied "a; week Er HlO, and IS probably al
thec port nov.
Ihs Mary EHsa sailed On the Tth Tor KahalGir Maui, and
VII be- aIv here Sunday OF NohI4y-
Tle Han4ok4r4i = supposed 20 be az Hama, Maui.
The Nsfffe MerriH "a. 80 Lahaua 81 the last dates from
there and wHI Be here about TUESDAY.
The H-5sH sIilzI Friday morning mT Molokai and Mako
The OHtrgrE sails to-day Nr Ka~aiha-i tie EHstIHe also
sails or Ke4lskeaEu4 and Ksu, AM The AetiUe for Lahaiaa-
The ugL. Kate Lee, PTiaes, AHais Laurie M0i HahiHe
arI May are al il port, and leave today or Monday On their
various routes
The MOI KeizI Is repairing
TIE los Of the steamer EifEuea VIII lie severely felt and
VII give l1crea-et activity TO the sailing vessels, % which We
haT. Rome too many % serve the increasing inter-=iand trade
and travel We need ore or two more large vessels FOR the
Havzi trade. Tie Harriet NsreH, formerly the Morning
STR. would be the very packet for the service in the absence Of
the steamer but she sailed yesterday FOR the guano Islands,
and vii he absent about Two months. probably.
The storm las retarded the unloading CT the ship Georges,
which has % b hove down for repairs, and has also prevented
II. Ei4s Jacket from dfseAargiag her ballast preparatory to
taxing 10 oil. After this, however, We shall have less stormy
wea,b.r. a. The Koua season IS passing by.
Several whaler5, whose departure has been prevented BY tie
weather, lt yesterday or viii leave to-day
Tie rark EGistler VIII probably sail today for san Fraa-
cisco. The BhsTiug i loading IN the Hawaiian Packet Line,
AM VIII sail abu, Thursday or wednesday next. Besides
th=-, the harks Comet and SmyrHiote ani-the brig Ken
t4cEy are waiting eargoes for the same destination
We u1-ice that Messrs. Along & Aehucs have entered into
partnership. AMI optneI under the Sew Hall in Nuuanu street.
They deal principally II staple Chjuese goods
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4 Comet.

Mn. EDrroR Not having seen any mention in
the A9rertiSer, l would call your attention to a
Comet which i 10Y and has for the last few weeks
been visible. situate in the North decliuation and
about due North of the star Aldebaran, distant
about - degrees. j. WoETH.
Hilo. January i. 1866.
THE weather has been so stormy and the sky so
cloudy for the past two weeks. that comet search
ing has not been among our pastimes. The comet
referred TO above Is probably the one announced
in October as likely to appear soonl
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EXPORTS.

Fr SAS FESSCIsCo-PeT W D. Rice, jan 1875 bbis
sweet potatoes 1920 lbs PulI-
Val-e OF Domestic ProfIce.--.-- --.----S2iOo-
~ \ mail for san Francisco. New York, and
Europe. Will be dispatched by the WHISTLE today,
closing probably at noon Newspapers in wrap
p-r- can be obtained ~ our counter.
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VESSELS IN poRr-JANUARY 20.

Am clipper ship EIGe Jacket DILLINGHAM;.
Ilg'u brig W c. Talbot, Dauuau-
Bremen b5rk DOio, en- route Tor san Francisco
An l.sk Smyrui1ts, Levitt, loading for San Francisco.
An bark Comet. Fuller
An barE Bh-rIng, lane up for san Francisco.
An bars Whistler. Patty, up ior san Francisco
kUss bark <ahinof, ArchimandIftot.
Am brig Kentucky. WListuu. for San Francisco sOCu-
An ship Georges, Heusis, repairing
Haw'z park Hoku Lea, up Tor New Bedford.
Br bark Royal Charlie
Ilavfu bark kauehaueha V
Iaw'u brig PfeI, Z~iessrhirt-
WHALES
Am Wh ok VIM ROtch. Puvsr. Bremen bk Julian, Lubbers-
OIIu'g vi sh Oregon Nammen haw. bk Haze HaE al, Hopping
IIIw brig E9hoIa, CcEan- stone.
INV brig Victoria, Fish
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NJ


S~dTCRD4F. JfNJ4RT %. lsGS-
= ..vr-- EFFORT IS TOW being made % bring about sIsce
.agu---- 20 ih- Ul-ei STATE, AMI the various measure pro
Fr-el are ti-cu--el With much earEsstus--- The telegraph
.au.l---- ;aat Congress Las enforced Secretary N'CuL'eAs
.-a-. l-uupi.ou policy - a vote q 40 % What that
rll e. las ut been announced. - the te.esraTh' ony 50
s.r.. was inflated IN BIZ. Il.ao.s sp.eca. in Which be stated
-- a.s tr funding the greeuaacss, ssy S-"Oy'WD ei
.f u. .1t hundred millions IN circulation and r-7rm'H-
--.. rs-lsuts on The It Of January. lso'- ~-He TapSr=' s.
~. -.-e .5v.,.e immediate return 70 specie paymsHts'
.-4.-- tta. II a crash mus; accompany it. Il Lad letter -
XII. q. gsse. Bat 30 e very questionable whether a rs;ln -
=.r-- -.r--nt- Gt Guu5t D. called a sPscie currency WLIe
az -.-..--l millions q treasury and thee hundred --i1-7 81
t.-. currency are sin aeaaIJ VII bring about tie desired
,--s- % r=d1ciug prces q goods ani Hecssa"es Is wen -
r..s.-a bank dollar iii equal 20 a g1!i dollar n value Il
-..-.. - r.,ar money tia. has cau==I Es depreciation.
al. ,r. -syal tender act. Congress may, Z. = ilsls---as q
us question. ouy place the currency IN a worse fix tA-nIt
Row i-
IN .f,-s % = late date has a table sho=ias tie Huc;uatio1s
g. r- tfs-o q aour si-ce the n=y crop came came in, which -
ir..-...-- 90 -xhi5.tlng TIE sudden fall from the speculation
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Tr"."Tv 70 article = UCTe -aFJ-c- . ta- oPeT-lon o -
rrq-1r- To- California than flGT. And usually in January or
F.lru--y q each year, It IS Suddenly discovered that larger
-l.ru-r.s have been made 10 foreign countries than the trade
LeI arg fIea o. Al once The price jUmps up 70 5, $40 81
" SIS. md the pubic pay he sPecGIltsrs the.r Prtees-
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ANOTHER SUIcIpE.-Capt. IIeustmann, of the Bre-
men bark Dodo. whose arrival we noted last week,
s. days from Newcastle, with Goals for san Fran
cisco. ommittcd suicide on Monday last, by cut
ting his arm with Il razor. The act was committed
ont on the plains near Mr.. M'Cully's residence.
No cause i assigned for the act, and it IS supposed
be was laboring under temporary insanity. as the
first officer of his vessel says that on several coca
sions during the passage he had exhibited symp-
toms Of insanity. He was f~orty-fvc years OF age,
residing.
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ships Mails.

Frr SAS FRASCI-CO-per Whistler, this day.
For EAvAt-prr Moi Wahiuc. today.
ter K0SA aud KAU-Per Egneliue. 1 p NJ, today.
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TO Let.

TgNHE ELIGIBLE FRONT OFFICE, OVER
the Post-cffce. Possession given Immediately.
5OI- Apply TO II. NJ WHITNEY.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.
ARRIVALS.

Jan I5-Schr Ka M5i. wilbur, from KahuIui.
l1->chr Active, Kspuahi, from LahaIua-
l5-Schr RaIaua. sam, from hchall and Kawaihac.
l4-U- : = Lancaster, Pearson, 30 suns, from Hl!o-
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DEPARTURE Is.

DEPARTURES.
Jan Ig-Am w bark Peru. Smith. for cruise.
Ig-Schr Helen, Kinney. fr NoIskai and Mako
g-Hav'n brig Harriet Newell. Cunningham, for Phoenix
Euderbury and IcReau'- Island.
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FOURTH PiGE.-We would call the attention Of
orr readers to the speech of Mr.. Colfax,. now
Speaker of the House of Representatives 1t is the
most concise and clear exposition of political
affairs in the United States that We have read.
lie is a representative man, and his views, as there
expressed, may be taken as the views not only OF
the majority in Congress, but of the whole Repub-
lie. His remarks about President Johnson are
especially worthy of attention. We have had and
still have faith in him as the right man in the
RIGHT place.
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TIE New HALI--The roof of this building has,
Ike all Hat roofs. been found defective and unable
to keep out the rain. during the late storm. There
Is no roof 50 good as slate, nor 50 cheap in the
long run. If the roof Of the new Hall has to be
changed. we must urge that the plan be changed 50
a. 10 throw the whole upper floor into one hall. for
the public accommodation. II has proved too
small and too close for large audiences. and if any
changes are made, we hope that the one We now
suggest will be carried out. Honolulu ought to be
provided with a large and commOdious audience
room-such as We have not now.
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TEyHE business of the late firm ofFULLfLoYE, HUN
GERFORD 3 CO. will be continued BY the under
sirned TIP. & Il. F. FULLIL0vF.
Eeach Dec Il. 1873 tirs 81
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of B. w. GEORGE, deceased.
GFATE OF L0UISIANA-Parish OF Caddo-No. q
- BY virtue of writ of SALE to directed, from
the Honorable, the District Court of the parish Of
Caddo and issued in pursuance of the order of said
Court, viii proceed to sell on
Saturday, the 10th day of January, 4. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
NJ the late residence Of Bailey w, George. decd
the following real property belonging to said deceden
to-wit
The southeast quarter Of section twenty four (24
township nineteen (l9), range fourteen (141.
The east hall the southwest quarter of section thirty
(30) township nineteen (l9], range fifteen {i51, and
the north half Of the west half Of the northwest guar
ter Of section twenty-five 25), township nineteen 49,
range fourteen (I4 together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon situated n the parish OF Cuddo
Terms Of sale,-CASH. provided the property brings
its appraised value IF ii does not bring the appraised
value, it viii be reddvertsed and sold credit Of
twelve months purchasers giving special mortgage on
the property purchased together with approved per-
soua security their notes TO bear per cent interest
from day of sale.
Acts of sale and Internal Revenue Stamps at the ex-
peUse of the purchasers. ". 3. GEORGE,
dis st Executor.
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sErC,rEssInw SIZE

Succession OF Jams ANDERSON, deceased.
CtTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Of Caddo. 81 viz
p tue and in pursuance of order Of The CLERK Of
re District Court Of the parish Of Ca5do and com
mission thereon ssaed directed to any dulr qualified
auctoneer IN AVID for the parish and State aforesaid
viii sell at public auction al the residence Of the late
James Anderson. deceased three miles from Green
wood, Caddo parish, on
Saturday, the 5th day OF January. 1867,
between the hours Of % o'clock A. NJ aud o'clock =
NJ, the following described property belonging tc the
succession Of james Anderson, deceased, to-nit
The northwest quarter and the east hafof begoutb
vest quarter the northeast quarter Of tue Southwest
quarter, and the northwest quarter Of tie southeast
quarter of section No nine 9 in township No.
teen (l7), Of range No sixteen QG); also, the wes
half othe west half northeast quarter and the west
half of the west bali Of southeast quarter the east
half of the northwest quarter, and east half Of the
southwest quarter Of section No sixteen (l6}, town
ship No seventeen l7 range No. sixteen (l6); also
the northeast quarter Of section No nine o. township
No. seventeen az, range No, sixteen 6), containing
il all HUNDRED and twenty acres situated in the
parish Of Caddos also all the personal property be-
longing to said Succession.
Terms of sale CASH, with benefit Of appraisemeut.
e. ]. ANDERSON, Administrative.
c-r,-oro~,-rf naoan,ha. 1870
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SrCCEssToN sAEE.

sst'E-ES7.'-t4 ~ i. l lAlsia-'' .-N-t1isSEN'
CtTATE OF LQUISIAN8-Parish Of Caddo By viz
- tue and in pursuance Of an order Of the clerk OF
honorable the District Court Of The parish Of Gaddo,
and commission thereon issued directed to any duly
qualified auctoneer in aud for the parish Of Gaddo,
State Of louisiana will sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder at the Court House door, in the
city Of Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid,
Tuesday, the 10Th day OF January. 1851,
between the hours Of I0o'coc5 b., and ococlP n,
the following described property, belonging to the sue
cession of 7. P. Austin, deceased, t0-yit
One-haf Of certain lot of ground, and the improve
mens thereon, known lots Nos, Que l and t@o o.
block No. fifty 50l commencing seventy feet six inches
from the alley between Texas and Milan streets to
the building formerly owned by Grain Jones and
Green 4 Douglass, and running back from Market
street. eighty feet The half intended to be sold under
next to the property known the John Il. Howell lot
Terms of Sale CASH, subject to apprasemeat
JOHN ". MAHLE. Auctioneer
M, ,i.r.
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Nhifnarias 8:

Died at lis place Of business, near the One Mile
House, almost instantly, Of wound resulting from the
occidental discharge Of pistol JOHN ~ IELoN,
Aged u years.
Ar Melon was native Of Coweta county, Georgia,
nd subsequently resided with his parents Alabama.
le entered the Confederate service at early period
The wer and served four years. greater portion Of
Re time in Grauburys brigade, and bore honorable
Fears the sure token Of faithful scrgIco The terrible
'deal that detected the drossy material Of 50 many
oastul patriots turned him cut piece Of pure metal
Fth The endorsement " a good soldier
1t has been only since the surrender, during which
ne he has lived among us that the writer has had the
food fortune to know him personally His circle Of
icqnainances was limited, but lie few who knew him
o7ed him for his unaffected simplicity and kindness
H bad gentle word for al ana evil word for none
Hs gnpathies embraced all who came near him, and
r. bore malice against no man living. His was love
spirit and fit for the state of beatude to which
f'pe and believe all such souls are destined.
this humble tribute should ever reach the eyes Of
' afflicted parents, them that all that IS
FHttea here falls far short Of bis real merits.
Diei, On the Esd October, 1855, Mrs Ann HEN
8AICk, cous9rt Of John Headrick, Jr., aged thirty
'o years.
4rs. Hendrick was daughter Of John Nisbet, and
as born in Athens Ca, on the 18th July, 1854 She
enoyed to this State with her husband, ia 1853 and
'''ed ia Caddo parish where size died quite suddenly
i'm the effects of a congestige chill
one vas member Of the Presbyterian Church, and
aoagh, n The agony Of her last suffering she left no
sat testimony, yet the professions Of her life furnish
nope that she received the reward Of the believer.
-ach might be said ofthe lamented dead but the
eo memory of departed friends needs not to be kept
''e oy praise; and ofttimes the most and The best
-is said, seems incompetent praise by the bereaved
s-ss The saddened heart is soothed by human SYM
ssa5, and this solace tenderly offer the afflicted
sAas but for the real and only consolation III such
" grief we commend the bruised spirit to the all
-~seat fountain Of Love. We tender our deepest
sIpatny 70 the lonely father and husband, who has
aAEned to the tomb his only two children and their
-aeF but we cannotl lose sight Of the happy greet
i between the mother and her white-robed angels
\ Ala shores Of the Isle Of TIE Blest." Sooner OF
u 4 best, all must follow, and the emotion Of
'ay Luman breast, in contemplating the death and
sFd Of the saints finds expression with the beauti
- q reclamation of the inspired psanist-" Letm die
eeat6 Ct ;bs righteous. and let my last end be
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Commercial Intelligence.
sourH WESTERN OFFICE,

December 26, 1885.
Taking the past week a whole, neither
a.Io.aIe or retail houses have had any cause to
Il g tho dullpess of trade It has been what
=, bs called a brisk week.
sss.--oy.-The receipts have been rather more than
Oo.'o tbe week before This owing to the fall
Pr .raeks. giving the water-bound wagons chance
a. some Of them had been water-bouFd for
III, week. Owing to heavy rise in the sta
81 rsek. large amount changed hands-proba-
.. than for any other week during the season.
~ condition OF the market during the past week
:, the memoranda Of Col D. B. Martin, cotton
t,s.,,,.sp. Or D. B. MARTIS W ednesday, Dec.
ratton market opened this morning with good DE
J hnt edvices not being very favorable, tae market
oosv at DC for ordinary, Is I26c for good ordi-
ond a6J1 g28c. for low middling. Gold 38@lH.
5 .,.5rv-The market to-day was quiet. with small
-. the inside figures of yesterday. Friday-The
..,st this morning was quite brisk owing to the ia
III news Of last evening. Sales were heavy, and
IN, we're busy hunting the staple wherever to be
.I we quote ordinary 25c., good ordinary 2811c.,
--,;5dlIng 279z9c. Gold 1871 GAO. Saturday
'. bsinp unfavorable iasteTening holders were slow
...,,t decline, and the quotations Of yesterday
!. barely maintained. Gold 186@l88. Monday
-egs continuing unfavorable, holders we're com
ma !, gre way in their prices, and sales we're made
4 A. inside figures Of Saturday. Cold l35@137
.s.3sv-There being 10 cotton On tae market 10 to
h s,gr III O'clock a ~ 20 sales to report Gold
saH9l85 and 1877.
Tbs following statements show Ire movements Of
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Succession Of JoHN NJ. LANDUUM deceased
= By virtue and in pursuance Of an order of the CLERK
of the District Court Of the parish of Caddo State OF
Louisiana and a commission thereon issued directed
to any duly qualified auctoneer in and for the parish
and State aforesaid wH sell at public auction in front
Of the Market House in the city of Shreveport on
Saturday, She 18th day of January. 1867,
between the hours of TO o'clock A. NJ and clock r. NJ
the following described property belonging to the sue,
cession Of John NJ Iandrua deceased to-vit:
The west half Of the southwest Quarter and lot No
"a Of section nine o. in township No fifteen I5) as
per patent No g5IH
Also the south half of the northeast quarter and all
of the southeast quarter Of section No seven ~ and
the west half of section seventeen M and the west
half of the southeast quarter of section seventeen ~
as per certificate Of 5g5s;
Also lots ten (0) ana eleven mo and the cast half
Of the southwest quarter and Tie west half of the
southeast quarter and the east half and the southwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of section no eight
s and all of .he fractional section of No eighteen
fI8}. as peI. certificate No 5es3:
iis, iii ,r Fr.cti,,ol ssoie X, +,.or, f7G5 e,a lot
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sE-I,l.-IssEllM- sALE.

Success On If JAMES II, DILLAaD, deceased.
CtTATE OF LOUISIASA-Purish Of Caddo BY vir-
- tue and in pursuance Of order Of tic Clerk az
the District Court of be parish Of Cgda0 and con
mission thereon issued directed TO any duly qualified
auctioneer in and fer the parish aud State aforesaid
will sell at public auction the premises, on
Saturday abe 18th Gay ofJaauary, 1867
between tie hours ole O'Clock A. a., and O'Clock
H. the following described property, belonging TO Il
succession Of james II billiard, deceased, to-wit:
THE northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter 81.
section tYentythee l23) IN township n o sixteen Ga
north, range No fourteen ll4) west, northwestern -
OF Louisiana containing forty acres situated III IT,
parish Of Caddo.
Terms Of sale-CASH with benefit Of Hppraisemelt.
WILLIAM j. MOORE, Administrator,
. E9ra-a-.C-F 1@sr 3
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c0NsTARI.Es.s .sAr.r

i Parish OF Caddo--No. 1G5-j a, JEFeaIEs vs.. WISE
& IT ions. by virtue Of q wit Of sale to me directed
from the honorable the JustcesCoug for Ward No. T.
Parish Of CHddo State Of Lonana in the above enti
tied suit viii sell public aueonat the Market House
in the city Of Shreveport parish State aforesaid
Saturday, the 29th day Of December, 1866,
between the hours Of 10 clock and o'clock P. 81
the following described property to vii:
One No. / F0UR-HORSE WAGON.
Seized as the property Of tie defendants and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the boye entitled suit, with
all costs.
Terms Of saIc-CASH. with6eneatof appraisement.
I.L. SCARBOROUGH, Constable.
Shrevanort. Decemher 14. 1855. u IF - Is
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WANTED.
a PARTNER IN 4 STEAM TANNERY-A gaptle-
"A man fully competent to erect and conduct q steam
Tannery is DESTROYS of obtaining one or two persons
to invest a steam Tannery, which is to be erected
near this place, upon and improved plan. For
particulars apply at this Office dc If
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sICCEssEON SALE

Succession DC A. II. RAMBIN, deceased.
GtTATE OT L0uiSIANA-Parlsho Of Caddo. by vir-
y tue and in pursuance Of an order Of the CLERK a.
the District Court OF the parish Of Cadoo and CO .s
mission thereon issued directed to any duly quae5
auctonee in and fer the parish and State aforesaid
VIII sell dr. cause to be sold on the premises, Oh
Saturday the 5th day az January. 1867,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. H. aud ocloc1 p.
H. tie foowing described property, belonging TO .la
succession Of A. ~ Ra1nbin deceased, to-wit:
The ea.t half Of vsss half st section thirty SIX (9
tg8.n,hip dhacu r-5t. range twelve ~, contain
one bundled and vaee acres more or less, situated
il the Parish Of Caddo.
Terms tt sale-CASI, with benefit OF apPraisefneEt
j. MORENO, Administered
SaravaDctt December 3 1866. f5t
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EN DISTRICT C0URT-State Of Louisiaha-Parisb
Of Caddo-Number 7290-J. X. Rooms IS. G. T.
SHARp Administratrix. BY virtue Of writ of sale
from tie honorable the District Court Of the parish Of
Caddo ard to directed, will sell at public auction
at the Court House door, in the city of Shreveport par
iSh and State aforesaid on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of January, 1857,
between the hours Of l0oclock NJ, and ocl0ck P
the following described property, belonging to the
cessIon of John /. McFall, deceased to-wit:
Lot No. sixteen Ig) in block ftgone [51) il the city
of Shreveport fronting forty feet Travis street and
RAINING back on Spring street to the alley, together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized as the property Of the defendant and TO be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs.
Terms Of Sale-CASH, without benefit Of appraise-
ment. THOS. K. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport, November q, 1865 1T ISIS 90
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Married

On The 10th inst at the residence Of the bride
hth-r il this parish, by the Rev Geo. Tucker, A. D
BATTLE to Miss CARRIE BONEY, daughter Of VIM.
4. Boaey.
The above announcement was accompanied with the
Customary fee for the printer. We wish our time
IGNORED friend and his lovely bride long and happy
Ares
On Tuesday morning 18th inst. at 10 O'clock, at the
esdeace Of the brides father iii Jackson parish La.
syJ D. OTIS, Esq, Mr.. 5. II. PARSONS formerly Of
slFeveport, to Miss LJYONIA G. SHIP.
Wolldoae, friend Parsons. May happiness aud pros
.y attend you and your fair bride through the jour
SeYof ff,