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$500. WESTERN
FARMLAND
RAIL R @ AD.
Change of Time.
ARRANGEMENTS.

=
On and after MONDAY, May 21st, 1866.
the Trains viii run as follows:
Edst,card. Leave Union Bridge at 4.45
A. NJ, 9 AN. and 3 l0P. M: 7.a
Leave Westminster at $40 A NJ and
9.45 "A. NJ, and 2.57 P. M.
&c Hestacard. Leave Baltimore at 9. Is A..
NJ, 3.3oP. NJ, and go P. M. - .aos
Arrive at Westminster at 11.43. A. Ms
6.06P. M. and 500 p M. ,',
Arrive at Union Bridge at 12.27IP. M, ,
Csc P. NJ. and $40 p. NJ
NO. Freight Trains daily each way lex
Eg1An Express Freight Car leaves ca Cal,
vert Station daily, Except Saturdays and
Sundays, y at $50 P. M-but all goods ,fos
that car must be delivered before: {. 100 p. NJ
For any information in regard to FreightsI
or Cars apply to the undersigned at West
minister.
.,,aaa eg1f1 P. II, IRWIN,
may 24-tf U.s. A7s Sup't.
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ALEXANDER FRAZER
Clock and Watch Maker.

ID RESPECTFULLY in @oA
III forms the Public that usrszEE.ZR
he has opened Shop for -
the transaction of business at Mr.. Trambo's,
lower end of Westminster, in the room for
merly occupied by DR.. Herring as ain Office.
Being an old experienced Clock and Watch
Maker, not a repairer merely, he natters
himself that he can give every satisfaction
to his employers.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &C., repaired
at short notice, in the best manner, and on
most accommodating terms.
June 14-tf
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g 2 FINE MARES.

cE1TfA n RltH NHAAeIbJs
Sg-rXSss Il COW, Shoats, a Sow and s
Pigs, 10 Sheep, Wagons, 2Seed Ploughs,
Shovel Ploughs, 2 Cultivators, Harrows,
sets of Harness for wagon and plough,
Sleigh, l old Buggy and an old Carriage, l
Rockaway and sets of Harness, Halters,
Chains, Fly Nets, Forks, Rakes, Shovels,
Spades, Picks, Mattocks, Hoes, sc. Also,
Wood by the cord. Posts, Rails, Shingles,
Saw Logs, &c. Also, Stoves, Tables, Chairs,
&c. Also, all the Goods, Wares & Merchan-
disc, now III the Store Room aforesaid, con-
sisting of
DRY GODS,
such as Muslin, Calicoes, Flannels, De-
LANES, Ilinsey, Shirts. Drawers, Hoop Skirts
Lace, Grape, Bat Cotton, Dress Trimming,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Window
Blinds, and a great variety of articles in the
Dry Goods line. Also,
ERIES
such as Molasscs, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Coal
Oil, Tar, Lipdseed Oil, Fish, &c. Also,
II 4 Il d Ha4R e,
consisting in part of Locks, Hinges, Latches,
Screws, Files, Nails, Forks, Rakes, Hoes,
Scythes, Brooms, g&c.1 Also an assortment
of Queens and Earthcn Ware, Tobacco,
Horse Powders, Cough Syrup, Liniments:
&c. Also an assortment of Tin Ware, con
sisting of Buckets, &c. and all the various
articles usually found in country Store
Also, one-half the Crops now growing OF
the premises, consisting of Wheat, Corn,
Oats and Potatoes.
THE Terms Of the Sale as prescribed b.
the COartare as fotloscs For the Real Es
tate, one third must be paid cash, and the
| balance in two equal payments at six ant
twelve months from the day of sale, with in
terest from the day of sale.
| And for the. Personal Property, all sum,
of less than ten dollars must be paid in cash
and on sums of ten dollars or upwards,
credit of three months will be given with in
terest from the day of sale and all the credi
payments of both Real and Personal mus
be secured by the note or notes of the pur
chaser or purchasers with security to be ap
| proved by the Trustee.
The Sale will commence at 10 o'clocl
A. NJ. on the 3lst inst, and continue from
day to day till all the property is sold.
Persons wishing to view the premises be
fore the day of Sale, will call on Mr.. Bur
! gett who resides thereon.
| WIN. n. HAYDEN,
ANDREW GRAMMER,
Trustees
~ W. JONES, Auctioneer.
July 5,-ts.
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20 ACRES, mere or less.

situated near Isaac Green's Mill, and adj
joining the Land of Noah Ebaugh, jeremiah
Smith, Elizabeth Armacost and others, and
is the same ofwhich George Croft died seized
and possessed. ~
The above Tract is enclosed with good
fences the land is in good state of cult
walton. conveniently watered by two Springs
on the premises, and about two Acres is
covered with good TIMBER.
A plat of the above parcel of land will be
exhibited on the day of sale, and it will be
sold entire, or in lots to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-th third cash on
the day of sale, or on the ratification thereof,
one-third in twelve months, and the other
one-third in eighteen months from the day
of sale; the credit payments to be secured
by the notes of the purchaser or purchasers
with security approved by the Trustee: bear.
ing interest from the day of SALE E.
CHAS. T. REIFSNIDER.
June 21-ts. Trustee.
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BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &C.
large assortment for Men, Women and
Children, of latest styles. Call before You pur-
chase, at E. II. Gernand's.
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Spring Fashions
FOR 1865,
OF MILLINERY GOODS.
Nj r S. SHRlN Err

rs now receiving from New York and Bal
i timore, her Spring Stock of Straw and
Millinery Goods, embracing all thenovelties
to the season.. her stock is very large and
will be sold at the lowest cash prices. -.
+. Ladies call and examine her
Straw Bonnets, hrs al99H 2seA5 .
Ladies Hats, !.
Shaker Hoods,
Ribbons, ..s.f f.,eIf5 gs5 MI
ad Flowers,
,a Feathers,
Silks & Satins, @,l y l-t
Hta Grapes,
Laces,, aaf7 si5 p
Malines, "a srs,..a
Illusions,
er gaN Ornaments, =" Ai'
be b7s Ruches, q 8iis :
- Frames &c. ii ~
Silk and Grape Bonnets always On hand
and made to order "a
MRS. SHRINER'S
Bonnet and Fancy Store, West of
ap5-tf the R. r. Depot, Westminster.
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DON'T fail to call at A. NJ. Warmers New
Store, West End, Westminster, and see for YOU
selves how cheap he is selling goods.
may "a.
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Bells Specific Pills,
Bell's Tonic Pills

Inc recommended as the most Fliicacious, Re-
iurnating and Invigorating Remedy in the
World.
Package, Price Five Dollars, will last a
d Onth, and is generally sufficient
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Carroll County sitting as Court
of Equity, the undersigned, as Trustee, will
sell at Public Sale, on the premises, on
Saturday, July lAth 1866,
at O clock P. NJ, Tract of Land, con,
tanning :.
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The building is 42 by % feet, frame wealth
erboarded, two stories high, and handsomely
finished, having porches on two sides; also
a new BANK BARN, As by 80 feet also a
Dairy, Hog House, and all other necessary
out buildings; also well of Excellent water
with new pump and conveniently situated.
There are about Acres of
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TNHIS INSTITUTION will commence
| the FIRST SESSION of its SIXTH
scholastic year on WEDNESDAY, SEP
| TENDER 5th, 1866. Pupils will be re-
ceived at any time, and charged from time
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j. w. PERKINS.
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SHERTFF,s SALE.

~ DISTRICT C0URT-State of Louisiana-Parisl
4 of Caddo-NO. Tl65-D. PoBST, eXr vs.. f. A. CLARK
By virtue of writ Of sale issued from the Hon the Dis
trict Court of the parish of Caddo and to directed
will sell at public auction al the Court House door, in
the city of Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid
Saturday, the 9th dag Of November, 1866,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P
", the following described property. to-wit:
Lot No O., containing ten Of land, in the
northwest quarter of section No. five 60, township
seventeen 40 range thirteen (l3l, per map plan
Of recorded in record book n page Ill, and
tanned within the following metes and bounds, to.wt
From section south ten chains, east twenty
chains for the place of beginnings thence east ten
chains south ten chains, west chains, and north
ten chains to The place of beginning lying and being
in the parish Of Caddo.
Seized as the property of the defendant and to be
sold pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above
titled suit, with all costs.
Terrss of Salc0n credit of twelve months purcha-
giving their notes With personal security
bearing eight per cent. interest from day of sale until
paid waving benefit of appraisement
j. w. MAHLE, Dep Sheriff,
Shreveport Scpten2ber H. 1866. mt pfS42 90
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MONETION.

IN DISTICT C0URT--State of Louisana-Parish of
d Caddo. Whereas Robert J.. Gmer, of the parish
Of CaddU, on the Sd day of February, 1866 purchased
at Sheriff sale made in said parish under authority
of writ of fer tacias issued from said Court in the
suit of Josephine Nicholson and husband VS.. L. j. Will
lis, No.G752 docket of said Court, for the sum of
hund ed dollars the following described proper
~ situated in the parish of Caddo seized and sold
the property of the said defendant, L. j. Willis, viz
The southwest quarter of northwest quarter of sec
ton No. tWenty-three l23h township seventeen (7),
range fifteen (l51 containing forty acres also the
southwest quarter and the half OF northwest guar
ter and the west half of the northeast quarter section
twentythree 3) and the east half of northeast quar-
ter, section twenty three OBJ also the north half of
west half OF northwest quarter, section twenty (20)
township seventeen l7 range fourteen "a, contain
ing four hundred and forty in all four
hundred and eighty acres with all the improvements
thereon except the buildings Oh said land and one hun
dred and sixty Of saiu land on which said build
ugs are situated, and which lies immediately adjacent
to buildings the sale Of which enoined by an
der of the District Court of said parish issued in suit
of l.. J. Willis Simpson Sheriff; ct ais. No. on
docket District Court Of Caddo parish
And whereas said II. l.. Gilmer has applied for q
monition relative to sand purchase,
Now, therefore, all parties in any manner interested
who can set up any right to said property in conSe-
quence OF any informally in the order decree or iudg
ment of the Court under which the sale was made or
any rreguafity or ilegalty in the apprasements, adj
vcrtisementS, in time and manner of sale for any
other defect whatever, are hereby admonBhed notified
and called upon TO show within thirty days from
the date of the first insertion of this monion in pub
lie newspaper, why the sale made to said r. l.. Gil
mer should not be confirmed and honio6gated.
- Given under my hand Officially, this 22d day
! l.. $. of October A. D. 1866.
~ ro24 81 r. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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Commercial Intelligence.

SoUrH- * EsTRRH OFFBsa,
October 81, 1866
Corrosive under many obligations TO the
mission houses Of D, 3. Martin and j. ". Waskom &
Co for the following reports of the cotton market for
the past week
WEDNEsDAr-(J. NJ. Waskom & Co.'S Report Mar
ket opened at the following prices in greenbacks, tax
paid by producer: Ordinary 81 G2sc., good ordinary
2gc. low mddling 3oc Without reliable news cotton
Oh all grades, advaHted 1c Thursday-Market opened
yesterdays figures. and the advance was sustained
throughout the day. Wires down. Friday-Market
opened brisk previous quotations. Early in the day
dispatches to hard quoting slight advance in
the New Orleans market which caused factors to claim
a corresponding advance We quote ordinary 2715a
2slIc-, good ordinary 2y@3lc, low middHng 32as215c
Saturday press and private dispatches be-
ing received. showing decline of 0l4c all grades
and dull market, which supposed would affect
market here, but up TO II there visible de-
cline, and buyers came forward and paid full prices
It the close of the market we find outside figures were
generally gEcn throughout the day. Ordinary 28029c
good ordinary S0@5lc, low middlng 3I1I( 733c Gold
ruling at 145. Monday-Market opened with brisk in
qniry. Though but little Offering, buyers claimed
Decline but factors would not consent and sales were
effected at Saturdays quotations. Tuesday Market
opened dull and yesterdays quotations have not been
realised. We quote good ordinary 39@3oc., low mid
ding @52c. We would state quotations are on cot
ton taxes paid.
WEpNEsDAT-lD. B. Martins report --Cotton opened
this morning brisk Ordinary 47@2:c., good ordinary
> G. low middling aoc Without any tangible cause
before the close Of the day advance of 1c was re
allied upon the better grades. Thursday The market
opened this morning for ordinary 2@29c good ordina
ry 29@SQc low nddlng 80 oslo. which the ruling
rates through the day. Fridag-Thc market opeacd
brisk this morning yesterdays quotations The news
being favorable over the wires in the forenoon an adj
vance of &c. upon the lower grades realized and
upon low middling 1zc. Saturday The market this
morning was brisk, notwithstanding the telegram OF
last night showed decline of lc. in other markets.
Prices ruled shade higher: For ordinary $50
2gc good ordinary 29@3lc low middIng q @33c, cx-
hibiHg much irreguarity. Closing sales Of the day
were made at the inside figures Monday Receipts
being light the market opened brisk for ordinary 26(
2ac, good ordinary 2g@3lc., low middiHg 81 =39c
Tuesday-Hotu outstanding receipts light this morn
ing and change in other markets by Telegram prices
arc not 50 firm and up this hour the outside figures
Of yesterday have not been realized Tie above state
ment is from actual sales, tax paid by producer or
holder
The following statements show the movements Of
cotton during the week ending last night:
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TNITED sTATEs INTERNAL REyENUE.

CoLLECToRs OFFICE THIRD COLLECTION DIsr. La. !
Shreveport, October q, 1861.
FFyO TAN PAYERS IN DIVISION No. IL, Parish Of
L Caddo-Incldtins the city q Shreveport. Notice
hereby given, in pursuance of section twenty
of An Act TO provide internal revenue TO support the
Government, to pay interest the public debt and for
other purposes, approved June 80, 1864 as amended
by the act of March s. 1862 that the annual list of val
under said acts, the LIST day of May 1866 has been
returned to me by the Assessor Of this District that
the have become due and payable, and that W.
W. GRADY, Deputy Collector, will attend for the col
lection of the at his office the corner of Spring
and Milan streets, room No. II Tay's Building, up
stairs, in the city of Shreveport and after the 4th
day OF November, 1866, until the 18th day Of Novem-
Der, 1856, inclusive from the hours of to P.
each day.
The assessments on said list includes the taxes on in
comes licenses, carriages watches billiard tables gold
and silver plate pianos, &c. Payment may be made
any time before said per cd United States and nation
al bank notes alone received for taxes
LEWIS b. COLLINS,
o2+ At Collector Sd Collection District. la.
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. :.
BEALL & CHAPMAN.
ROD'T T. q E. f. BUCKNE Z

OFFICE-No. "a TEXAS STREET, Cover Store
Cumming, Morrison I. Co..
SUREyEPoET La
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SUCCESSIOS NOTICE.

SUCCESSOR OF WM. UBANN0N, deccased.
NOTICE is hereby given that all claims against the
~ succession of VIM. 0'Bannon, deceased must be
presented within legal delays for collection and all per-
sons indebted to said succession required to come
forward and MAKE settlement, either with the under
signed or with HENDERSON iAC1.
MARY O.BANN0N Administrators.
Shrnrnnnrt Octnhnr 4 1SGE- 1t
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eWCCESNION NOTECE.

Succession of LEwas T. IIoLT, deceased
A IL persons having claims against the gboae Rqcees
"A sion are hereby notified to present them, duly an
thenticaed the undersigned, administrator, for ac
acknowledgement and liquidation; and those indebted
thereto are notified to csuc {2rYard and pay up with
ont delay, if they wish to save costs.
J. s. WISE, Administrator
Shreveport October H. 1866 T4t
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ard eX-Oiiicl0 AurIone&
shrerenort. October 3, 1856. st pr $50 50.
CURAT0R'S SALE.

Succession Of Louis DILLON, deceased
GtTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo--No 1899.
= BY virtue and in pursuance of order Of the Clerk
of the District Court Of the parish Of Cardo State OF
Louisiana and Il commission thereon issued, directed
to any duly qualified auctioneer in and for the parish
and State aforesaid will SELL or cause be sold AT
public auction at the Auction of Pitts Thayer,
No 4 on the Levce in the city Of Shreveport, ON
Monday, the 9th day of November, 1866,
between the hours cf 10 o'clock A NJ. and clock
the following described property belonging to the sue
ceSsion of Louis Dillon, deceased, to-wit
A LOT OF DRY GOODS.
Terms of sale-CASII, with beneftof appraisement
PETER G. REIRS0N, Curator
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State OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Caddo.

Succession Of IT. s HOWELL, deceased.
TENENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT--Notice is
q hereby given that Mary H. Howell, administra-
trx has flied in my office final and tableau
of distribution in the succession of II. 5 Howell de
ceased and unless opposition be made thereto within
thirty days the said account will be approved, homo
LOCATED and made the judgment of the Court as prayed
for.
- Given under ray hand officially, this oath day
L. S. OF September, A. D., 1866.
= SO 5t r. j. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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hiTer InLeIligenceL
OFFICE oRtTHE SoUTH-W EsrERy.
ShrtyuB0Ft. Grti}brf I'll. lSi

0rrIrr ogIrrr $3ol-rr,ay,.-rpv
cr-[l+- 80 Gti,a - ,e,
'"' epo',' oe'i'o'F" ~ i9'0'
IT. H1alhsI ~ 'Ie fH't "eth haa peeh Coot ana
pleasant, with all occasonul shovel Of rau-just
qpo,l, ia kaar In, 1rs+ l,iI and ,t st7o,l m ini,,,
- ~ TT Oo.'on ClOPt
Iflc river IS again falling rapidly opposite tins point
and frgss 4Le Irhts belorc III te sau remark would
mo ,,rIicabI tn all other minis m th rver I}at,y,ep
.l ~ =
'-lb Pace "t 49, so' " 80 p s IT. 'i''!' 'iiou7
believe thick ehaGgA ny DO ail tine business on, at
=elsogable prices Contamination gith the rapion
- H. - :: fl 81 & ~ m,
ADS'o s'G ~ % P.''S' ~ -, '"e present, ing
DIbu Is iaI4aS az lAe lhoa of 6tdcH5ayoH W!th her
nose pointed towards tliis city unablt to move peg
.;,, - ~, s.or.it. Of ,,Itar o.. .I, a., r., ~.
owing % 'ae scarcity OIL "$seF inc ears. FROM TINS
Po!nt TO Grand hcjFe the II ld.b 5 aregchg trouble
some -four ana half irc feet il al they will stand
Drr river friends h,vn IL, or-,si,r Ia o,,.,,,1a, r
t..
IN the way OF business during 'Ae past week. kSaiy
they have cause to congratulate themselves Qurnotc
hook oiyes the following Inducements IN n 1o,ts
vrn.ssn,,- oetobnr ID .Tb r7;rs,, ,,clo+
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f5oSIt'as,i ~ mag .tnno n5r elhc7ts Dgh,
t 4, '' I'LL t4; iI III t. II ID ~. 4 i: u ~
il", ,att,,n I55 fst ..,,l ~, ;,#r;t.,.,, 4 =. tl+s
'l~3 ., - + XIII ll 80 ~ ~, ~; -. ' ti
.'PDIlci ~ ''N1 ''ue' 'eF'! 'iE "1s' ''l' VI '"e
? Ill Ill . 80 -.;... 1,. ~,
r,;ii LII I, -I., I,, a ,.1.. ~, Nf r = ~'t,,.
III! 90 r. H'.'',' ~ ~ Il, II ~ ~. ~ t'3
W. are 1ndr n,aal obIir1o the I've ,,t - &
- f fla ~ + T." '.'v ~ = ,r y. wy
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- 49, al = - +'' ~ 80 rs "
~ r 49,. o ,oi 81. mi rar.t I'D n 3D.: r-.
i Nh Cott / II, rn7 IN II i.',. h i's,l
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State of Lonis!aua-Parish of Caddo.

IUIOfsHIp y hUIEII D I,',E.,, -
YENENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Contributes is
4 hereby given that VIM NJ. Turner, tutor of Rob
ert Burger has this day filed in my oice his fourth
annual account in said tutorship, and unless oppos
ton be made thereto within thirty DAYS the same will
be approved and homologated, as prayed for.
60 Given under my hand, officially, this I'd day
J l. s of October, \. d. 1866.
~GI + 3 ST L. j. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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C4.TLE hAExET--Sales to-day-2S5 Texas beeves
28S calves and yearEngs.
The arrivals were copiousy aad 1891 Texas beeyes,
Is western beeves 1888 calves and yearHgs z66 hogs,
1915 sheep and "a milch cows remain on sale.
Prices
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state of Louisiana-Parisin Of Caddo.

Succession OF JACOB SdlTH, deeeaSeu-
TENENTH JEBICIAL DISTRICT CQURT-No, E8S-
L Notice is hereby given that VIM. NJ Turner, adj
mnistrator, has this day filed in my office his third an
nual account in the succession Of Jacob Smith, DE-
thirty days the viii be approved and homologated
as prayed for
- Given under my han4 officially, this I'd day
! L. S. of October A. n. 1866.
- o3 st II. j. WRIGHT, Clerk
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Shreveport, October II, 1866. At
ST0HEh.

BOUT the LIST of August last, one NOTE, dated some
IA time in November last in ny favor, for $4,000,
drawn by James c. J1nes, and due any 1867, bearing
per interest. after maturity also three NOTES
dated time in July August last, for 1881 So, each
due st November, !st January and Ist March next all
bearing per cent interest from LIST November next
in my favor drawn by Robert Il. Glmct and pr. -
Maggie.
All persons warned against trading for said notes
ol0 5tl Il. G. HART
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Shreveport. october II, l8t6. st pf So 90
SUGGESTION SAFE.

Succession nt DAVID f. DICKsON, deceased.
StTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo, BY viz
- tue and in pursuance ef an order of the clerk of
the District Court Of the parish of Bosser State Of
me- Sheriff and ex-ocio auctonecr in andfor the par
ish of Caddo State aforesaid viii sell at public
ton, at the Court House door, in the city Of Shrevc-
saturday, the nth day of November, 1866,
between the hours of clock NJ, and O'Clock
the following described personal property found in the
parish of Caddo, belonging to the succession of David
f. Dickson, deceased, to-wt:
Mules Patsy" Cuff, :" Sal" "Bill,' Pigeon,
Dock and Missouri :" shot gun, one yoke of
oxen, and two cows
ment If any of the property fails to bring its ap
praisement in cash. the will be Immediately re
offered and sold credit of twelve months purchas-
ers to give their notes. with approved personal security
bearing eight per cent interest from day Of sale until
paid TH0S. SIMPSON, Sheriff,
and ex-oiiicio auctiOneer.
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TRLWEEKLY PACKET LINE.

New Orleans, Alexandria and Shreveport.
fyvx LEAVES New Orleans every Tuesday,
r=Az4z5ssssse Thursday and Saturday at 5 p M--For
zz1zEz&IEs1ES Shreveport, rand Bayou, Ctushatta,
Campte, Grand Ecore, Alexandria. Normans Bsrbins
and all way andings-The following low-watdr
ers will leave punctuay as follows:
TUESDAYS,
LADY GRACE, INAVI1saTOR,
s. W. HAMMOND master; HEx. Z. KouNs, master.
THURSDAY.
CADDO, ELN0RA,
7. JAcoas master r. WArsoS, master.
SATURDAYS.
II. 4. HONEY {lR. CUBA,
r. SINNoTI, master; W. B0ARDNAN; master
For freight or passage, apply on board, or ID
-A Agents --
PuELPs & Co.; McCErRE & BARRETT:
WALSH & BoIsSEAu; STACEY & PoLASDs
T.. & b. JACOBS. TS2G If