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MORTGAGES SALE
LEASEH OLD PROPERTY.

Di virtue Of the power vested in the under
- signed by mortgage from Geo. L.
- d. Stein 20 them, dated the 18th 80
day Of February. 1861. and re- ssssEA
SEcorded among the Land Mort LILY
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IOWA ITEMS.

"A large number of emigrants from Nor
way have arrived in Alamakee county within
the past month.
MIR. Doolttle, a farmer of Buchanan coun.
~, was instantly killed by lightning few days
ago, as he was blowing in his field near Hazel
ton. So says the Davenport Gazette.
"A series Of street railroads is proposed in
Dubuque. Seren distinct routes are to be
furnished with street cars by company or
ganzed for that purpose.
An Iowa Exchange says: "Ofthe one
hundred and fifteen eonvicts in the lows
Penisentiary, one hundred and thirteen are
Democrats, and two conservative Republican,.
The Marion Register is informed that the
Wanbeek bridge is completed. It cost 81.
800, 1,A00 Of which is furnished BY the
county, and the remaining $500 By sub
seription.
John NJ. Gully, of Henry county, sheared
los sheep in one day.
H. Thompson, Of Fayette county, he, !
sheep for which he refused one thousand
dollars
A little child of Allen Mexican, Elk
River Township, Clinton county, was poison.
cd 70 death with percussion caps, : number
OF which had been swallowed by it.
The contract for grading the ST. Louis l.
Cedar Rapids Railroad southwark from ST.
gcurney, win be let on the 10th Of July.
The above items We CLEAN from the Dayen.
port Democrat
Tho reports from twenty Ave count;e.
presented 1t the recent Sabbath School Con.
vention II Iowa City, show that With ! popu-
lasion Of al7,Oo0, there counties baye IA
Sabbath Schools, with 1855 teacher.. and !
total enrolment Of ls, 72s scholars punber
Of schools sustaining teachers' meetipss. Ia /.
number Of conversions reported, 77A-Ci..
ton Herald
From the oficers Of the steamer Ke;tes-
burg, we learn that vefy serious aaiay tsea
psacs % the utsamer Aarvetaa, lass nisAt
This steamer i employed IN tra1sport;ar Mix
lV0anIe 0issaa Il sesns thst y, "
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coNGREssloNAL CONVENTION.

The Republican Convention for the First Con-
gressional District will be holden at Mt. Pleasant,
Henry county, on Thursday, July 10Th, 1856, at
10 o'clock a. m. Said Convention win nominate a
candidate for Representative in Congress, and
transact such other business as may come before
it. The ratio Of representation viii be as follows:
One delegate from each county, and one additional
delegate for every 100 votes every fractional
part over 10 votes, including the soldiers vote,
cast ut the last election for Gov. Vim. NJ. Stone.
s. G. 0wEs. Chairman, Washington Co.
g. W. McCRARy, Lee county.
B. j. McMAKrs, Des Mones county.
up. GnaSrHAn, Henry county.
WV. Losa. Jefferson county.
J. u. WEAVER Davis county.
J. s. HrRLEr, Louisa county.
J. S. SLOAN, Van Buren, county.
Central Committee LIST Con. Dis.
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sapjoyees 81 tie company became involved
IN difficulty With the boat cooks, and very
|slsism ARRAY occurred. Knives and pistols
wsfs dlssn and freely used. Or man vas
shok through the body anl mortal ROUNDED,
whiis in tie act Of attempting to s>ab another
one. Hswa taken to the St. Charles Heal,
whses nedical assistance was immediafely
|summoned. Our informant did not know the
name Of the wounded man, or if any arrests
had been made.
r. 8. Bince writing the above W have
learned that the man Who was shot Was
cook BY the name Of F1echt. He assaulted
an actor With knife, wounding him in the
hand, end slso cut Tho actor's father across
the head. The ACTOR then shot him in the
abdomen, but he is sid TO be in . fair way
for eventual recovery. IS
AT the residence Of Mr.. Madison, near
Tabor, the young folks, thinking they would
have 4sh Of July explosion. bored large
hole in log in which : quantity Of powder
was placed, followed BY quantity Of sand.
A young man by the name Of W. ". Madi.
son, who was . soldier in the 18th Iowa, then
took small suger and commenced boring .
small hole through which the powder was to
be ignited From some reason-supposed to
be the heated metal, or the striking Of hrs
from contact with sand, there was an expl0-
sion. A portion of the tool struck Mr.. Aadi-
son in one eye, putting it entirely out. Tho
log bursted in pieces, but there were no 9TH
er injuries.
The Council Bluffs Nonparefl says Of its
editor, who started North in search Of materi-
al for history of the Tenian invasion: "The
las. news we had of him he was laying
around loose in the woods in Michigan. The
movements of the young man are very mys-
FERROUS, and it is hard to tell yet what kind of
material he has gone to collect.
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uakAn4Mo ALLsN. =. p, :. !. p, ProtssseS q
Ruaespses !. b ~ = As.'s.. --, ...
lsss - - = - sn'esso 1ssa =. $50
] Y ~ =. ......s....
1esesA1Ss ''s'' - ......
- - hsessceseses allsfafs n '''s -. - - 80
= sess ruMs sses9f3S pemsc spon - - = &. =.
valid vu1he. n sAasfscturer exhissss
conadsscs II Ne ehsractsr OF the msns's
By giving pseii-ity 70 The 'ormaA.
Most Of the httsn IN ths market are ou' sa'' 0o1'
- =, - =
Sosslbls Alcoholic Itncturss q Easl ~ e'W
- s....n..,- .svAsrsSe ~ wiIet
s.s,s.,~s ~s,S 80 - - ssuv,,sua ssrev
sA@ %.- ., -
seep ~ - ,..," -.
-
n1.r~-1nrEhktnru
ne o. iAs 49, ''e' .'''es - S"''. -
Of n article IN unusu demand bAss = sncountsr
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best In the World The only trus
and perfect Haif Dye. HARMLESS Reliable and fnstan
taneous. Produces Immediately . splendid Black On
natural Brown. without nn ring he hair skin Rem
ediss tbs III escts Of Bad de- Sold by all Druggists
The genuine - signed William A. BatcheloY. Also,
nn0 nNERArINa ExfRACr or NfLLRrLHune. 4
for Restoring and B,sutifyng the Hair.
suE1l-dswly CuARLEs BACHELOR. N.
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We have twenty four pound fleece Il
our ONCE, clipped from ono sheep. owned b.
h. T, Randolph, Of Honey Creek towpship.
~ 1ssss0s RQs6lieaA
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COLGATx9 ARgnATIC gFGETAsLE SOAP.
A sspssier Toilet seap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils ii combination with Glyeerins1
and especially designed for the use Of Ladies' and o.
the Murray. Its perfume il exquisite, and Its
ing properties unralled. For sale BY all drsgeists
fsbI3dAwly
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, Essay
Of Warning sed Instruction. for Young Men. Also Dis
esses and Abass which pfosate the vital with
sure mcans u relief seIt tree of charge In sealed
letter envelopes Addfess, Dr.. ). sKiLLIs HouGH-
TON. Howard Association. Philadelphia Pa fdAw3m
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INSURANCE COMPANY
N EW YORK.

III
CAPITAL.
fhe Capital nf saaA cony~ay .e4ns.iy rrjd
up In Cash. 81 600 600 90
Tbs surpius on the LIT day Of jan, 1870 90 s2 ~
Total a.ouns " nspisa and snrpins,- n ga s3 u
Amount 81 TJRB Premiums written from
Jan lot TO Der. sIss iSo& ........... fa2s $50 o.
Ditss u MARINE INLAND Prsnfuma. se1fs7 IL
Total amoant 81 Premiums Tor the year 81 Isl ~
Amount a YIkE LOSSES raid, which 90
CURED during The y~sr-4.............. 9ls 41s 90
pasts MAINS sd INLAND do. d. ga - q
Total amount paid for iossss during rear tcsol 10
WIN. FULTON, Agent,
mch1 KE0KuK, IOWA
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HE WOODEN DEPARTMENT

Embraces q superb sefectnn Of Blankets, Ftannsis
Yarns, &c, Ae4
The Nrticn Department contains splendid lot Of
Giors ard o~. Of II. ser beet quality, for ladies.
Gentlemen, boys misses Knd children.
Underwear fos men nor,~a and children.
Fine Broad Cloths Csssinrres and Heavy Beavers for
gertlrmens wear OF the best quality aud styles cheap
Gre stock Of Wool Cirths and Heavy Beavers for
Ladies Eiosss, very cheap
6hasis wtheat number III Ladies' and Misses. Also,
large lot u brsskfasf shavls Baimorsls and Hoop
Skirts Of the latest styit sud patterns.
Carpets, Floor OIL ctoths Mats, Rpg- Druvgets, sc
The above IL but Bsinfstion Of the large stock Of
staple and tanc, go ~ kept lily this firm Suffice to
say they keep srsryfinr that eegsnt and useful
the drv gOe y He the finest silk ard silk velvet
cloth Town Ia the thimble needle tbrsad hnttons and
trimming. lib which 10 rake # Ard n. they iuy ex-
cnsyeiy fer b. their customer will have 20 Day
them an intar% i ~ sell - profit.
Call AMI examine far yourselves The prup,ietnYs and
their b sng statesmen wills pleasure In saa
sry tssfr -teca. ana 'ec 60 IL that inn te~is
with honestly. Remember, they occupy No. % Main
Street nosf
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Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This nnequsled preparation. which passess the pscH
liar properties Of restoring grey hair 70 lite gnAi col
IL 10 the coor II pos sssss before
Ii turned grey. II IL ornament for esndrnG
and ~nv. the roots hair gives thu
hair lasting and natural mois are, dandrus.
seurf III hing and Of this skin Persous that
have tried this ion b.i They have tried al
kinds Of Toni and Hair Restorasive. and had bsyer
been abs 20 an any Article THAI would produce the d.
dstd result EMIL the hsd sf-d my Esr rDair II
ured ps ho had sod uf cH -dra all
ted and cen@nt%d together the shape Of csp
ina tbs VII head and In the n thirty dAys
after asipT my Tsir The rcsrf and dsndruG MI dI.ae
AIRED sd the hair, whieA hal until that time
prevented from growing rssuntd it. former healthy
grcwss.
In the ea.e OF James Mrr.hon, or the 2iSt Iowa
inssu xhose heaI covered with thick coating
Of dandr ud ara ssurf mentioned above and who's
hair had almost compile ELY alit out Il shown tue
tue OF thfa Tonic FIR tn the on tr ~+@ks phi
cssin Of his tcalp ss.nned health, crndtou ard
his ar commenced gfow tesnstfufly This n only
the kind In ihrrsnpd. 1 coaid mention
many others, bnt for want " spsc- and pre-
q 81 from doing
sold by GORGE rABCs, corper Of Second ard sais
street Price IS cents pr bottle. berai Discount
the trsde. srri& 66m
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JUDICTAL CONVEUrION.

JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
Republican Judicial Convention fr the Frst judi
eaa District Of the State Of Iowa. will be held At Mount
r.assnt Iowa Thursday the 10Th Of July. 1885, At
10 ocfeek A. NJ for the purpose Of nominating cand
dates the following sns be Allied 1t the ensuing
general election, 10 wit
DISTRICT JUDGE.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
The ratio Of representation viii b. fhe = that
adopted by the Republican State Convention.
JNo. ". GEAR. Chm Judicial Conmitfss.
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WATCH MAKING.

Il must BE- understood BY every perou that the MA
sfodHsSs aud repairing Of Eise Batches we'll q ths
more common gradss, should b. executed By thor
o.ghay coppst<nt worknan-ons no has eiven l;aAe
saaeaf and experiences to that sole object C.H DAeNR8
So ~ bfsu connected With this establisAssnt 81
sooat ssr1 yedss has lad reen years expss1seee n
this trnnch; perfect naszer Of h1s busihess - =.
vays 4ivsa entire satifactou tas given his undiv1e
anensirn TO sssancfsstx1 and yspaissac NafeAes: r
scod 70 none IN THE line d business The Watch n.
pArtment II under NJ famsdiats supervision All voar
York.
Jewelry Repaired In MI ~
branches.
1n41ov1n0.
Dapasing q sssry dsse5iptios nsaSa. Ar..6. -,
Rlstss. np~ klaasa Nod leks exscsssi = 49,
veg tsa.aeAi NJ ~ hvos,. ~. = ....s o.,,..
anes " ~ e11Ds. : =
0AW =. DR1DHRa.
/, DeA ! Z a1ah6e -
~ xnoauk, &A,
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SILVER PLATED WARE

full assortment viii always b. kept, Of Ii. latest
stylss and best quality manufactured Handsome ssts
Of PIrcHEks, 0tBLkrs, wAirRks AND 4 "A ITs
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Calendar Clocks,

Fancy Goods, Fancy Fans, Fancy Comb
Meerschaum Pipes, Fine Port Monaies,
Dressing Cases, Writing Desks, Toi-
let Ornaments, Thermometers,
Gold 4 Silver Headed Canes,
Fancy Brackets, Hand Mir
rors,, Spectacles, Opera
Glasses. Hydrome-
tiers, Magnifyiug
Glasses.
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Republican State Nominations
For Secretary Of etafe,
COL. ED WRIGHT, u Cedar &c.
Yov ffessur~@ u etats,
QaS. eAM,L e. RANKIN, Of Warrington.
For Auditor Of etate,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, OF Mitchell Co.
For Attorney Genersi,
r.. r.. BIssELL. Of Dubuque Co.
For.Resisser Of the atAte Land Once,
Col. c. c. CARPENTER, sf webster Co.
For RrpsYses u . .suprens Court,
K. HI STILES, or Wapelle Co.
For Clerk Of the erpre1e Court.
Capt. CHAS. L. .LlNDERMAN, ~ Page.
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For 8Ale.
0fe !, 2 and 3. n Alock ~, corner MORAN md
Gecond etreets I'd 6arden and vsInahI. fruits
Tts4 eeod esqsirs of WN. FULTON,
adr24-d nssi nsaAss Aeen4.
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OTIS As aaA ., II Brick ~ corner 81 Morgan and
Third 0ereefA, nov n orchard ard valuable fruit.
uts good knquifs Of Nm. FULTON,
apvSs-d Rsa1 kseAt4 Aren't
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released from confinement, and Is permitted to re-
turn to or remain in the State of Alabama, and to
visit such other places in the United States as his
personal business may render necessary, upon the
following conditions, viz: That he takes the oath
Of allegiance to the United States, aud gives his
parole of honor to conduct himself as loyal ct!-
zen of the same, and to report himself In person
at any time and place to answer any charges that
may hereafter be preferred against him by the
United States.
:" BY order Of the President 81, :, rnwuspNn az
Prize lists for the crews Of the following Union
vessels are now in process of adjustment at Tue
fourth auditors office of the treasury department.,
and will soon BIO ready for distribution: owasco'
Hatteras, Alabama, Lawrence, Two SISTERS, ruf'
suit, Restless, Flag, Mercedlta and Penopseo'.
SMALLPOX CURRENcY--MAsoNIC hEsfisa-fhE
NEW YORK CoLLEeToRsHlf. ,y aL
WAsH1NaToN, April Treasurer Spinner yes
terdsy received from federal surgeon az boNllhg
Green the sum of $199 in untea STATES cuIfenoy,
the property of smallpox patients IN Ine mltary
ct that point ana WeSa t. 70 nto erea
| ton, The infected money, which was securely
seaied. was burned by Gen. Spinner, who, on his
own responsibility, forwarded the same amount In
t. the BowRg fesa ~ the
Southern jurisdiction met again yesterday at the
Templars, Asylum. Among the visiting inspector
generals were Brothers Head, of New Hampshire
and Paige of Massachusetts,. A long report o.
conflicting claims Of the two bodies at the North
each claiming to be the Supreme Council of thai
jurisdiction. 5 ss. ..5g5+..,,ss.. 4. 3,
It was shown that under the Constitution Of
1855, neither body numbered among its origina
number majority of those previously recognized
by the Northern Jurisdiction as members of its su
preme council, and that consequently neither ont
fslegitimate. A reunion of the legitimate Thirty
thirds in each council is recommended az the only
way to heal the difficulty. Last evening magni
feent banquet was given at the Metropolitan Ho
tel, by Martin Collins, of ST. Louis, to all Of tn
Thirty third in this city. Before its close Their
was display Of Masonic friendship by brethren
from almost every State in the Union, some Q
whom were not long ago opposed to each other i
arms. e.-g. .-...- Dbl. .Ez....s.. ,r b. 1884,.
The New York coectorship continues to be til
theme Of varied though generally complimentary
remarks. A Senator stated last night that MI
Smythe would be readily confirmed, but that tn
Senate would probably postpone action on it fo
| some time. True men on all sides commend til
Presidents courage in breaking clear of all mer
partisan pressure, and making an appointment i
| the sole interest of the commercial class
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FILcox 3 GrBBss Machine win sew, hem. fell.
q, tnck, gather. guilt cord and emhroider with
tfect satisfaction. Wilcox 4 tiibhs, arerepaired
I warranted at No. s St, Charles street. Please
and examine.
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IF m the books OF the Company. ...l.,.q.....p
3 CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
j. ?. Roux Secretary
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH or ORLEANS, GirY OF New ORIgANB.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 2Dh day of March
ls6b. .... i.. EDMOND MEuNIER,
Third Justice Of the Peacs for the Parish of Oreaux
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The postmaster general II said to have made
the passen ger rswHysD Of Philadeiphia posi- roads.
and so obViatsd the Sunday ebiec'hpns o. the leg
islature.
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The sRcE OF CIRcUnsgASegs.-The Dyersburg
", No4o -

State Gazette Of thtEsh says:
The other day we saw from our office window
one pillow, two mules one white man one negro,
and child, mautuily pln@ing zap garden. The
mules were pulling the plpw. the negro leading
the mules, the nhtld holding the reins, and the
white mai the ptow. We thought the piowing in
that garden would be pretty well done. Bus we
shall see.n SUCH Is life.
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asw eesus as gxsstu ontsasy aorning sptt "a, >a66

euingly; Il shall owe you something, sir.' He
openly acknowledges his connection with Fenian-
ISM and says that Sweeny will soon be here to
liberate him.
Ex Attorney General Mcdonald, the prisoners
counsel, is obliged to leave for Ottawa to night.
IT Is uncertain who will succeed him as counsel
for the defense. ..-... -..-s.--, ..,-,
The whole of the volunteers are to be retained
until the close of the trial. probably until the LIST of
June.
A BRITISH rR1GArE IN THE RIVER At ST. STEPHENS
THE FENIAN SCHOONER AGAIN SEIZED AND RE-
LEASED AT EAsTP0RT--ARRIvAL OF TROOPS IN A
BRITISH MANoF-wAR IN THE ST. cRoIx RIVER.
NEW YORK, April ls.-Specials to the Herald
from St. Stephens to-day say: " The adjutant
general of Maine arrived to-day. A British frigate
is in the river with troops aboard" &a., W..
The Herald's Eastport dispatch says: The
Fenian schooner was again seized to-day. but re-
leased this evening. The flagship of the West
India squadron went up the St. Croix to-day. She
brought 700 troops from Halifax. 80 .r. .---
FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BILL FOUND BY THE
GRAND JURY AGAINST ANTOINE PRoBAT, THE
DEERING MURDEgER--HIs ARRANGEMENT IN.CoURT.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1S.-The grand jury this
morning found true bill of Indictment against
Antoine Prebat for the murder of the Deering
family. The prisoner was brought into court and
arraigned at O'Clock this afternoon. After much
legal delay, the prisoner having no counsel, the
court assigned him Messrs John P. O'Neil and j
AZ
did not wish to have any defense at all, but subse
quently withdrew his objections to having counsel
After conversation with the prisoner, Mr.. O'Nei
asked that the arraignment be postponed unit
himself and his colleague could be afforded time
| to examine the indictment. l5f
i 1t is understood that the prisoner expressed {
willingness to plead guilty to the count in the bill
| charging him with the murder of Cornelius Carey
The district attorney, however, designs to try
Il him upon the count charging him with the murde
of Mr.. Deering. This will show the confidence o
| the commonwealth officer in the strength of hi
case, without availing himself of the pretended
confession of the murderer. r5 =~.-
FROM SAN FRANCIsCo-BoDIEs rDENTIFIED--ACTIol
Il OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
SAN FRANCISCO, April T-The bodies of eigh
persons killed by the explosion yesterday hav
been identified. Seven or eight others are missing
who were probably blown to atoms. 1t is tolel
ably well ascertaned thatthe explosion was ecause
by conclusion in opening a leaking box of nitr
gycerine, which the owner refused to receiv
in consequence of its damaged condition.
The board of supervisors have passed an orde
causing all nitro glycerine found within the city t
be seized and destroyed. They have also passe
resolutions of respect to the memory of Mr.. G.
! Bell.
The remainder of the passengers from the wrec
1
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PEA ScM OF TINE NEW YORK MEsEUAa
p OF ANATOMY,
10 and ~ ST. CHARLES sTRs

nr tInpUrgant lectures Tine Pt,l5sophy OF Mar
rage, tuv' red the Museum in NsS Work be bed
apnicann enclosing 20 ceuts addressed Score
y Branch the Sew York Museum Anatomy, 10 and II
r. Charles sseat Orleans.
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The Bord of Trustees have resolved declare Scrip dvs
dnd OF thirty ave Per earned participating
premiums for the year ending 18th February 1865 for which
certificates will be issued and after the I'd day of July
next
The Scrip Certificates issued for the year 1860 will be
deemed also six cent interest all outstanding Cet6
of scrip will be paio on the second Monday of May
1866 the holders thereof their legal
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A CAkRIERE, Vice President.
J. P. Roux Secretary
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SMERIFF.s SALE

I'm DISTRICT COURT-State OF Louisiana-por;.b
1 Of Caddo-No. G223-V. SH1DEr vs. E. b. ana II II
MARLIN BY virtue Of writ Of #. "a issued from the
lou the District Court Of the parish Of Caddo and Il
rnc directed will sell at public auction at Tie Court
House door 70 the city OF Shreveport parish and State
aO' saturday, the Sd day Of March. 1866.
between the hours Of e o'clock i NJ, and 4 O'Clock r.
/, Tie following described property, to-wit:
rho north half of lots No seven rs. and eight ts) In
block No eighteen CSl, with all the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon in the city of Shreveport, parish of Caddo
seized a8 the property of the defendant and to Be
cold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
filled suit with all cost.
Terms ofSalc-Cash,with the benefit of aprraisemert
THOMAS r. SIMPSON Sheriff.
Shreveport January 81, l266-pf5l3 80
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S4IERI1s Ir,S SALE

In DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisidra-Parish
Il Caddo-No. 6974-JoHN DRowN, tutor, vs.. WH.
BAIL ct al By virtue of writ Of sale to me directed
Wy the hoHorabe the 10th judicial District Court Of the
parish OF Caddo, State of louisiana in the above en-
titled suit win offer for sale at public auction the
court house door, in the city Of Shreveper, on
Saturday, March 3, 1866,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. H. and O'Clock r.
NJ the following described property attached in the
;aboFe suit, to-Eit:
Beginning at the half mile corner on the line be-
tween sections one % and two (2), IN township ~
seventeen an range fourteen IA, and running thence
north three 5) chains thence north twenty nine (29)
degrees east five % chains and forty (45l Inks,
thence north twenty nine {ag) degrees east nine (9)
CHAINS thence west eleven (1) chains, thence north
seventeen on chains thence cast twentythree (23)
chains aud fifty (50) links thence south ten 10Y chains
and ninety 900 links thence south forty eight (4 deg
west along the road, to the place of beginning known
MS Lots Nos two 2) three 81 and five o. on plan Of
same recorded in book N, page POI, Recorders office,
containing forty and nine tenths 40 9-10) acres.
Seized as the property of the defendant, and to be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ above mentioned.
Terms Of ,SaleLCash, without benefit of appraise-
mcnt TH0s. X. SIMPSON,
iaSl st pfSlS O6l Sheriff.