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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17
Library Lectir5s.

The indianapolis Ga&sae t llls Il no 4 q
fices. the later lecture of d 0HNn b.
COUGH In. that, city a;1oija9ffnoo SO .siab
The officials Of the Young Mef's library
association win accept olsf thanks for
theirpibelak advertising patronage in re-
gard to the lecture Of the renowned Cough
which was not given to this paper Also
for the usual courtesies, which, as menu
bers of The press, we have always received
heretofore from, that and similar associa-
I tions-but which were mot extended
to MS o1lsthis occasion. We know that Mr..
Cough needs but little pulling he ag5sH
draw-so will a mustard plaster Hesalso
draws money out Of the treasures of com
mittees and associations, and II Ibis SER
vices are obtaineds the money must come
down, and at a royal rate.J 30
7rf'H .s..N >. j I 4f-n FL
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The Stsa mer Petersburg.

Z This fight eaught vessel, Captain
VIC. Daveb ,.a~t, we are glad to see,
is gtill il II e asrTying trade between
this point aflG 4szleton, thus ,uaking
connection with Evansville BY rail.
We deem it but just to say that If our
regular shippers-and even others
would consult their interest, the pa.
tronage hitherto beloved upon 'Calop
tain Daven port would be- greatly ihr
creased and an uninterrupted COM
mum cati0n would, at All nnaEigabIe
seasohsi Of the year, exist between
Petersburg andG Eyansvil ltenHthus adj
lNanoing our trade3 our wealth, aud our
prosperity. In the absence of direct
railroad 5aSvantagesQ it amust9 DE OBJ
vious toJaH that such AM Opportunity
should mot be lost ato us C6fhpara9
tiyely isolated as we afe,o we. siiohld
not lose Inconvenience that is now
offered Gus .i1ls placing ourselves IN a
situation equal. to that ofothen inpof-
tant commercial statioAs.8 let d the.
steamer Petersburg be sustained, not
only byiFour merchants, but by our
farmers, and ftradesmen. x etesb5tfg
MeSsenger. 9dt a 90 osFo.tr5 81
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We're Eohhed "A few nights since on the Salt
River FOND, SIX mites from louisville. The
constitutes made tw6 arrests; a sliorttime
after the arrest WIS made another gentle
man was hated aud robbed at the same
place. The officers of the law are now on
the track of the rascals, but there Is little
hope lof Aps90gssfding them. Al lEE0g.. = :
CABLES-The United States GQverpment
has deposited one hmiarsd ehd ffty mil
| lions of francs in French courts as security
for,eostsfin aetionsipending for the recov-
cry ,,of money paid for building ships In
e aasas' JAR ffft4d FIVE istt
! TWentieb at Frankfort, 751A4s
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The Election or Congress- men ON the
49,. Salnn -IAnYr-..-. ...x4 n I ~

Special dispatches from Washing.
ton say the Committee on Elections
have agreed to report "a billproyiding.
that hereafter Congressional elections
shall be held on theoisame day iinnaalr
the States, VIZ On Tuesday after the.
first Monday in November in 1853
and in every I'd year thereafter. This
ID tho day nwhiohthei majority Of
tie Northern States hola itthes9. na!esIIess.
tions Provisions will be made ms am
other bill for those,Staies which have
ITnet chosen members to53the Fortiathi
Chn rxeSty i3gffe .sAsa hlsA sfgfa Oh no sefoa
ORhS WE ,.ai1n gnr 90 ~ lnlas ,niss Q
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to. stheuveFyu bottom -ofzthew principles
gofpolitical economy, in as mastery
manner as ever Wayland dealt with
supply and asnsdad, IS set down as the
result of Radical rieeortes. "a
Now is it not terrible that such
speedy Judgment should come upon
sus,1 fer defeating thee Democracy ?
Maybe we Won't tddossso.any nlersloI a.
iasss,gorn is sold in the ear at forty
cents; at the distiifefies a small xad-
Yande urn this can be. obtained.
BIZ Within the past few days skating
has become a Savorfte gnamu sement
Ramopg our young peoples sandf What
,faw ponds and creeks we. hay s9h etc sFsk
aH5qts have beea visitedIpretty fegd-
larry To-day, howeyery owing to the
EeIeet, skates can be used alnost any
where, and on.4he plank walks they
I are excellent. ss3dgla Tisids 19saof q.
1.-THE Methodistsa Of our, place. q have
been at work building them "a new
Fiohurch, andswithinstbe past few days,
notwithstanding two or three, law,
salts, havelssuceeeded in getting the
building inclosed,a I'd the interior of
which they win, no doubt, finish this
Winter eafhe church will be, a very
neat ledifce, and will be quite an adj
dition to the town. q 81 80 IS col
AS to politics in this county, the
whole affair is just now what the De-
moeracy in the past canvass wished to
make of their war record, that is,
q dead issue. No one talks politics
any more. Every once seems9to have
forgotten all about Adrew johnson,
no doubt. regarding him as a Gerry
dead issues and shis Message did not
ptotoke more. discussion than a last
gears qlasaaach usually does, Il -
We are all resting on our oars, and
will wait tili April, when we will, no
doubt, get up a grand excitement
among our constables, &c, ~ .oa
LIT is true, our county papers keep up
nsali8tle skirmishing over the esubject,l
inst enough to keep people from for!
getting all about it. Hence it may be
concluded from the absence of poli-
ties that we area happy people. How
ever, it might be better for us if we
were a little more alive ON the sub
ject; five Kept the matter fresh in
cur minds, and hadoeverything in
working order; our political cam
paigns9 would n6tebe such outrageous
lysbasmodiot affairs as they are, but
would possess more of the character
isties ofasober and intelligent con-
,trollof citizenso4er questions of prin-
cipIes, whereas now they more nearly
resemble aEog fight, ssn - g9it2e 4
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The Pederkbufg ,MesseT gefa

hg1We are pleased to notice that the
newly. Installed editor, LEVI FE RRSf I
EsoM Esq, has infused iat9 the peliti-
cgf department of the Messenger, a
degree Of sprigtitlihese and 47igor t6o
seldom characteristic of the rural
presto His terse and caustic review
ioflthee Presidents Message IeleaH !, mn
dieates 1 the pen Of, the ready writer. 4
The local department. uffiaer+ Tie
editorial management aggss p zen Rf Mr. Go4G7
lMcGNNIs, is feature worthy of
special sps commeadad6A ] He CITES a.
full liz tmmary Of all matters Of public
interest trafl11s9b5iIri ihht in the county. -
/, If.copntry papers generally would
adopt sthisglanii instead b. Gl 4|ts numbering
their columns with stale general news,
they would be more, interesting to
pHam Iol .f99"Efe@ MKGskA IA
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HRhne,E

LOUIS NAPOLEON has, at length,
accomplished his long contemplated
design, of withdrawing the French
lstrgops from Rome, thus remoS5iippg the
Esole support of the, .Papal Govern
,ni6ht, and virtually booming to
speedy and and Inevitable dissolution tue
power which has ruled at Rome for
nearly thirteen eehfgries.iesfisa .o Iioa mo
The rumot @Ihiieh reaches ,usY,e from
London, that ithea temporalfpoweri of.
PIUs TX has aatbeaann = sosseseuaesd5iby an
agreement, between B., POTION and
VICTOR EMANU ELs IS SO al yafiadee
with previously developed facts, that
we can but regard it as simply absurd,
and we think no. INTELLIGENT person
who has Watched the c9drse of recent
events in Europe, and stuffed the as
pect Of political affairs, can entertain
doubt that this dnEhffnhate Roatif Is.
not only the lastafwAo lwill exgercise
temporal power nl2omeg but that he.
Kill soon find eeessarya to seek an
Iasylunl in some erit6untry from the.
Jtdrbulence of IA revolutionary spirit,
which Miill mot pause iIstsa till the city
= : that sat on seven hills. and from her
throne ..of beauty ruled, the world =" :.
shah have become the icapital ofethe'
Kingdom of Italy. . q ,R5s isSd oie4
But while the Pope's political au-
thority Is thu: bespg swept away there
remains te-affii a power sufficiently
lgreat, and a position exalted enough
to,sstsfy the SuF&sta adznsAest am4
bition. Though he may not possess
lands nor VIE over the Raenle,ef any.
particular, nation, he will still be the
Head Of tie Roman Catholic Church,
the 4 eEsged Spiritual chief Of one
5lbgaared and fifty millions of people,
Ia pA' IT -
CO a "
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COzERE ESP ONDENCE.-
FF5mi Gibson County. res
PR1NaRPoN. INps I Dec. 10 1866 9

Editors JournaivqID n I
vi has been some sens bt time since yQp
have received letter from this source,
but that BY no means argues That you
or ypdr readers have lost anything.
The fact is, that matters and things.
in, Gibson County have been floating
along in so even and commonplace
Aianher that it has. been very difficult
for an ordinary scfibbler to extract
anything from the current of affairs
upon which, to gbtildUa letter for a
public. journal. .o2 - fs4ussas
We have had, within the past few
1days,a terrible accident in our own
! county. caused blythe explosion CT
steam saw mill, but,of that you nave
already been fully Informed. s. {
Our dealers in pork are in very
peculiar condition. They wish, of
course, to procure the coveted hogs at
prices hayihgthe proper proportien.to.
the market reports elsewhere, While
farmers seem determined to- hold On,
antb MATT ffori.ss riae.o Tie result is, that
although there are several persons
and firms nominally engaged, in the
business of pork4packing, yet but lit
tie is done, and the most Of our hogs
are still alive and doing well" Poo
ME DON'T understand the condition of
the markets,rand naturally hold on
.whileS to, see if the present., status.
thereof is not simply temporary. f,,j
, IfyhoweYer, our friends who think
they cannot afford to Sell pork a Sc IS
would refer to the columns of our
Democratic county papeg,t they would
hddbubt find a comforting solution of |
the diff alty. The whole. matter
there, in an article which penetrates. 1
- " .d4siD .I4IlaoM ~ IL
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THE ilp8eexhaBsttibEe .lNAsBN holds
forth upon gqr sixth page thislmornri
ing, giving an interesting and no
doubt reliable account of recent oc-
,,eeuiE4enedSat tiGoafederit x Roa Dis. p
Upon eachadf the other inside pages
will be found "a, variety of useful aud
ee1alteftaihihg reading matters = ~ ! y
4 7 slA column on the third page is com
'anenRed to theAnpaes Of ladiebnnlJ9et5
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their patrons and more valuablenass.
exchanges. rTorQa TN3T-
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.sf j. B. Erwin, Md, Tot .
ETOm1Oeo eafIaic PhysiciAn.

Offers his Professional services to the cit
zens- of Evansville and Immediate yicfuiUy
in the general practice of medicine.
Office-No. 90 Main Street.
Office Hours-FrOm to 10 am. and from
2totand to9 p.m!i eGi8d foel6 d3m
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'AplIHE .s5Q9rm has IdisSaHEEaRgeao the,
telegraph lines to such an extent, that
we have no dispatches Of later date
than Saturday sa1aAe ccfdenitss' Of this this
kind are sunHlessant TO- the reading
ptfAic but quite unavoidahleI m bac
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NEW ADyER EISB SIENTS. &
s0H Auction

AYOTEGE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that,
IN unless the following articles are re-
moved rom our warehouse by December
18th, they will be sold to pay charges 70
ak T. III. EHRMANl 4. CO..
Evansville, Ind, Oct. IL 1866. -
S. Ball, 2 pieces marble, package stone.
II. V. Russell, B square headstofes. -
-C.H. Str&tton, 1 mat BEDFORD j bundle
Mary Eakes, eook-stove, chairs, table,
keyboard box household goods, bbI
household goods.
Isaac Hea4ys / box household goods. sni
NJ, B., pieces castings : .,s. ..,.s4. "a.
r. Bates q Co., box IA flcy goods.
f.. j ohnS9n, one barrel merchandise -
j. G. MILL boxes mefcil andise. DOZEN 8 n
l., ID; Partridge, box household goods,
: bedstead and rails. ~ 9 .9uyjS,it
rTg FOE ssaoaffr MAYi coNoERN.n ,oE
4 box blankets, l bundle shingles, 4 chest.
weights, stand, bedstead and rails,
=, bars irQn sfIisztS Co., / box ltry-goods.
4 w NJ. Johnson, 1 bundle; boxes CLOTH
ing, u tiog-froiis, I key sorghum. pIow-
points, 5ial1es, Il pair steel springs; Ew-
ing q TIL. box patent medicines r.. s.
. RustOn, $40 bales, hay; j. j. Johnson l
Z box books w. Bennett, empty kegs.
d The above articles will be sold MONDAY,
December II, 1866, at 10 am, corner Locust
and Water Streets.
decI6 dit ~ f. H EHRMAN7& CO..
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Fire Limits.

MTOTECE Is HEHEBY GIVEN. that
~ l viii apply TO the City Council for
Permission 10 erect frame BUILDING y by
26 feet, on LOIS 3 and 4, Block No. l. Batteil
gPlace, aFiai FRANZ FORSTER.
dee3 DIV
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znWsI. Fl. JACKSON. Esq, editor of
Che Vincennes Times, faYored Us With
|. call last night. Vie igLstapnins 7af5
the MeEcFants Hotter yNnn
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/ - j. E. Apples. e..,

,ASO Apples, from the North, for sale
cheap. i,IgR -laff BAIRD q START. p
| decl diff Ai hn51 .s5n9I ~ q. ~ b1|
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1isdt bai eyal g9dl asdr rssqqs
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-03-21

Il d oRfeN. NJ. EoSTiASD
II. B. ORION & CO.,
Successors to N. G. Tryon.)
WILL pay the highest CASH PRICES for hides.
W WOOL, Petries, Furs Tallow, Beeswax &c &C.
Corner Texas and Levee streets.
SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA.
and DALLAS STREE, JEFFERSON, TEXAS. Tsdnt2o
l. BAER. -.- !. BoDENaElMER
BAER & BODENHEIMER,
(Baer Buildng,) Texas Street Shreveport, Louisiana
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS,
Coffee, Sugar, MoIasses Salt, Tobacco, &C., &C., &c
Liquors, Brandy Wines Fancy Groceries, Cigars,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, &C. &c. [o$t4
s. P. GRIFFIN & Co,
No. s, Levee street, Shreveport Louisa5aa
w H0LESALE and retail dealers in Groceries. Dry
w Goods, Hardware, Iron and Nails, Agricultural
Implements, Drugs and Chemicals &c, &c. The a.ten
tien of country merchants is especially called To
immense stock of the above articles now in store.
Planters will find full and varied assortment Of all
supplies needed for Family or Plantation use.
The highest market price always paid for Cotton
Wool, Hides and Bacon Please give us call
S. p. GRIFFIN k 90.
Shreveport, August 9 1865.
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SrCCESsION sALE.

Succession of HENRY CARLTON, deceased.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish Of Caddo. By viz
> tue and in pursuance Of an order of the clerk Of the
District Court of the parish Of Caddo State of Louis
lana, and commission thereon issued directed any
duly qualified auctoneer in and for the parish and State
aforesaid, will sell at public auction in front of the
Market House, in the city of Shreveport, on
Saturday, the 3lst day of March, 1866,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and clock p NJ
the following described property belonging to the
cession of Henry Carlton, deceased, to-wit;
lot of Miscellaneous Law Books, and ten acres of
Land, with the improvements thereon, in the north
west quarter Of section No. five ~, township No
enteen C7 of range No thirteen 3 parish and State
aforesaid described ten acre lot No eight g. on
map or plan of same duly recorded in conveyance re-
cord book n, page 4, in the Recorders office of the
parish of Caddo, being the late residence of the de-
ceased situated Shreveport and desirable place
for garden or backyard
Terms of Sae-Cash, with the benefit ofappraisement
If any of the books do not bring their apprasemen in
cash, the will be at the time and place re-
offered and sold on credit of twelve months. If the
land does not bring its appraismeent in cash. it will
be rGadVertsed and sold a credit of year. pur-
chasers credit to give their notes with good per-
sonal security bearing eight per cent per inter
est from day of sale, aud special mortgage retained
on the land to secure payment of the purchase money
JAMES NJ. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Shreveport February 29 IS66-5t az
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SUCCESSION SALE.
srrcrss1oy an GO NJ Soc decens


IN DISTRICT C0URT-By virtue of a writ of sale,
to me directed by the Honorable the District Court
of the parish of Caddo ordering the sale of certain
property belonging to the succession of Geo. W. Sims,
deceased will proceed to sell at public auction
front Of the court house door, in the city of Shreveport
parish of Caddo, on
Saturday, April 7, 1866,
between the hours of o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock P
NJ to the last and highest bidder the following described
property belonging to the succession of said deceased
to-wit:
The undivided half of lot of ground in the city of
Shreveport, commencing at the southeast corner of
block No. sixtyfve (65) and running thence down the
northeast boundary of Commerce street to its ntersec
ton with Travis street. thence in straight line to Red
river thence up along the bank of Red river point
where the southeast boundary of block sixtyfve 1857
if extended would intersect the river thence IN
straight line to the place of beginning, together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon. AlsoA
ten 0l acreIot No twenty (291 in the city of Shreve
port, with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Terms of Sale-0n credit Of twelve months. Pur-
chasers to give their notes, with approved securely
bearing eight per cent interest," from day of sale and
special mortgage to be retained the property sold
secure the payment Of the purchase money.
THOS r STsFDcnC 81 -
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TTTOR SAFE.

Tutorship of Minor JOAN EDMoNDs.
I'm DISTRICT C0URT-State Of Louisana-Pa rish
4 Of Caddo-By virtue and in pursuance Of order
Of the Clerk of the District Court Of the parish Of Caddo
to any qualified auctioAeer in andtor said parish viii
offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder
at the Market House, in the city of Shreveport,
Saturday, the 3Ist day of March, 1866,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and ocock P. W.
the following described Land, belonging the Minor
Joan Edmonds, to-wit:
The east half and southwest quarter of the north
quarter and the east half and north quarter of the
southeast quarter of section twenty-five. The west
east half and southwest quarter of north west quarter
northeast quarter and southwest quarter of section
No thrtytwo. The northwest quarter of northwest
quarter of section No thirty-three.
The northwest quarter Of section thirty four, all in
township sixteen range fourteen, and all that portion
of section twenty northwest of the Shreveport
and Blossom Hill road containing fourteen hundred and
ten acres in all.
Also a lot of land containing thirteen and half
acres bounded olows-beginning at the southwest
of section No. one in township No. seventeen,
range fourteen and running thence east thirteen chains
and fifty links, thence south ten chains thence west
thirteen chains and fifty links thence north ten chains,
to the place of beginning.
Also certain lot in section thirty-six, bounded
at the southeast of section
thirty fve in township No. eighteen, range fourteen
and running thence north ten chains thence ten
chains thence south ten chains thence west ten chains
to the place of beginning, containing ten acres,
Terms of Sale-0ne-ifth of the price to be paid in
cash. at the time of SALE and the balance credit of
one two three and four years purchasers to give their
notes with good security bearing per cent interest
from date and retaining mortgage the land to Sc
cure final payment. II. HUNSICKER, Auctioneer
Shreveport February %. 1864
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of JESSIE j. YEALocE, deceased.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo. By vr-
~ tue and in pursuance of an order of sale granted
by the Clerk of the District Court of the parish of CaddO
and commission thereon issued to any duly qualified
aucuoneer IN and for said parish will be offered sale
at Puohc auction, to the highest bidder, at the late
residence CT esee j. Eeaock deceased in this parish
about two miles west of Greenwood on
Monday, the I'd day of ADY;l 1885
between the hours of 10 o'clock 4 NJ and q O'Clock p
NJ, tAe following described property belonging to the
succession Of said lessee J. Yeaock, to-wit;
Mules,
40 head Of stock Hogs, more or less,
l Mare and Colt
% head of Sheep,
10 head Of Cattle,
I Wagon,
! Buggy,
2 Grind Stones,
Lot Of Farming Utensils,
Blacksmith's and Carpenters Tools,
And Household and Kitchen Furniture,
And also the following described tract of Land, with
all the improvements thereon situated in said parish
towit The west halfof the south west quarter of
ton 81 the southwest quarter and the south quar-
ter Of section 26 al in township II, of range Is,
tanning 400 acres more less it being the late place of
residence of the said j. J. Yealock, deceased.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with the benefit of appraise-
ment. the movable any portion thereof does not
bring its appraisement in cash, the will be imme
diaely re6fered and sold acredit Of twelve months;
if the land should not bring its apprasement in cash. it
will be readyertsed according 10 law aud sold on a
credit of year, the purchasers on credit to give
their notes. with good personal security bearing per
cent per annum interest from the day of SALE and
special mortgage be retained the land to
payment of the purchase money.
MARY G. SMITH, Administrators.
Ctaddo Parish. February Is 1896
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SUCCESSION SALE,

Succession of Mary GIDDENs deceased
TDY virtue and in pursuance of order of the Clerk
I'D Of the District Court Of the parish of Caddo State
rected to any duly qualified auctoneer in and for said
parish and State, will proceed to seLat public auction
in front of the Market House in the city of Shreveport
parish aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 31st day of March, 1866,
between the hours of 10 o'clock NJ and clock r NJ
the following described property, belonging to the sue
That certain lot of ground in the city of Shreveport
with the buildings and improvements thereon known
and designated the map plat of said city lot
No in block 81 fronting 40 feet Crockett street and
running back $50 feet to an alley.
Terms Of Sale-Cash with the benefit fapprafsement
il. HUNSIUnER, AUctioneer.
Shreveport February %, lS66-5t
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THOMAS X. SIMPSON, Sheril
Shreveport, March T. 1866-pfS24 90
SHERIFF,S SALE,

IN DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisiana-Parish
Il of Caddo-No. 6464-J c. BEALL VS.. OWEN FRAYKs.
By virtue of writ of fl ia issued from the Hon the Dis
trct Court of the parish of Caddo, and directed
will sell at pnbc auction at the Court House door, in
the city of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid on
Saturday, the 9TH day of April, 1866,
between the hours of 10 o'cockA ~ and clock r NJ
the following described property to-wit:
certain twelve months bond in favor of said Owen
Franks dated 9Th of October 1860 due by John Thach
er, given by his agent VIM. Thatcher, with Mr.. Baer
and T. II. F. otchkiss, SECURES, for One Thousand
Eight Hundred and ThrtyFve 1900 Dollars payable
October 9Th 1861 with per cent interest from date in
suit of Frank vs.. Thatcher, No. 5537.
Seized the property of the defendant, and to be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
titled suit with all cost.
Terms Of Sale-Cash with the benefit Of apprasement
THOMAS r. SIMPSON, Sheriff
ShreYeport March L lS6R-5tnfS13 SO