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Election in Delaware.

WILMINGTON, DEL, October Sat the
election for Judges and Inspectors of Elec
ton, held throughout the State yesterday,
the Democrats and Conservative triumphed
New Castle county, the only Republican
County in the State, gives 40 majority for
the Democrats and Conservatives gain
of 200 on the vote for Linco,u in 1864.
In this city they carried ten wards, and
gain 100 on the vote for Mayor o week ago.
Democratic majority in the State ], 900.
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Fernando Wood for Congress.

New YoRK, October 3.-Fernando Wood
announces himself as candidate for Con.
gross from the 9th district. 1t is thought
his admirable conduct Mt the Philadelphia
Convention, which brought him high praise
from tho conservatives Of both parties, Eill
insure his election.
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From Philadelphia.

PHILApELPHlA, October 4.-Cholera is
inoreating in this city. Yesterday there
were forty cases reported to the Board
During the last few days several fatal GASES
have occurred in Camden, N. j.
Rear Admiral Goldsborough died yester-
day morning.
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'ASlEssssss 5 Il; i: :;':'.; -
From Mexico.

New FoRK, October 3.-Later Mexican
advices report SHAT Maxmillian will put
himself at the head of the army against the
Liberals, and that he considers his Empire
safe.
favor of Orteyl. killed Governor Ferrezns
and compelled Juarez TO ay 10 Ell Paso.
This news needs confirmation.
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Market Reports. =.

NRw York, October 4. Noon. Cotton ddll
with downward tendency. Ifis difficult
to effect sales, and ii decline of a few cents
must be accepted. Flour quiet; Wheat un-
oGanged Pork irregular at $23. 2O@323 45 {;
Lard dun at lG@lo. Gold 1857 Sterling
81 asked
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Appointments by the President,

WAsHrNaroN, October 3.--The President
to-day made the following appointments {:
Albert Ct. Dawrenoe, of Rhode Island, Min
lister Resident at Costa Rico; Madison Il
HOLSTER, Of Illinois, Consul Mt Buenos
Ayres; Charles Dougherty, of pennsylvania,
Consul at Londoneery
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WINNSBORO.
Saturday Morning, October 6, 1866.

cW" T.. P. SLIDER, Esq, is the
sole agent for this paper in Charleston
, S. G.
" Mr.. JAs.H. SMITH, formerly
of this place, but now residing in
Charlotte, N. G. is our authorized
agent for the News.
Mr.. SMITH can be found at the
Times Office.
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prosperity of the country; and that,
encouraging and protecting labor and
capital alike, not fostering one to, the
detriment of the other, would receive
the supper of all patriotic mon.
GIVES.
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1t is said that General! Rosseau has
determned, in compliance with many
urgent solicitations, to take the stump
iffadiaaa and Ohio and canvas those
:sSsstss until the elections take place.
There afen more effective political
speakers in the country than he.
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:Mother Goose" when she wrote her
famous melodies foretold With the Ger.
tainty of one inspired with prophecy the
conduct OF a, certain New England Gen.
eral when she penned the line:
"And Butler ran away with tho spooas.v
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CATHoLIoITy. Several new Episco.
pal Sees are to be established by the
Roman Catholic Church IN this country,
and bishops appointed to preside over
them by the second NATIONAL council of
ehe Church, which is to meet in Balti-
more on the lst Sunday of October.
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Nomination for Governor of Massaohu-

BOsroN, October 4. The National Union
men, in Convention yesterday, nominated
Thomts II. Smitzer, ofLowell, for Goyeflior..
Resolutions favoring the Administration of
President Johnson were adopted.
The Democratic State Convention subse.
quently endorsed the same ticket.
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Iron THE NEWS. ]
Improvement Of Lands Economy.

SS>'@J WbiSh5 hSAV w viz Ia
Dor question, demands attention is the
Improvement of lands for agriculture.
1t is true that much of the land, that
once contributed largely to the wealth
of the country by it's productions, is
entirely exhausted. This, time alone
will redeem, to attempt its ilnmedi-
ate improvement werc worse than
useless it is to lands that have nev-
or been SO completely robbed of
their fertility but yet possess much of
productiveness, and to those that, have
never been subjected to cultivation,
that the hand of Improvement. should
be directed.
1t is the part of writer's for agricul-
tural papers to present to the public
the methods of procuring and ccono-
mizing the best fertilizers, and of ap-
plying them to the various soils at the
proper season, stage of the crops, &c.
This left to them, it may yet be pro-
per, in connection with the subject be-
fore us, to recommend the saving of
all such substances as contribute to
fertility, sush as all the parts of dead
animals, ashes, soap-suds and urine.
Every farmer should have compost
heaps or at least dung-hills, where all
such things should be deposited. If
straw, leaves, or some such material
were mixed with stable manure or
even earth, and such as l have men
toned above carefully collected and
thrown into the mass, a great addition
might thus be made to the. amount of
valuable fertilizers. Iknow that such
things have boen laughed at, but we
have laughed ut them to our cost. It
IS time to turn new leaf. IF by
means of manuros and those that may
be obtained in the market, the better
lands. could be brought to double
their fertility, and twelve acres were
cultivated instead of sixteen, this
twelve, threc-fourtbs of tho former
amount, would produce so per cent
more than the whole. I believe in
practice the former amount would be
doubled, for one-fourth of the lands
formerly cultivated produced almost
nothing, and besides, tho labor that
the whole received could now be be-
slowed on three-fourths. -,.,..'
Many men arc hard to convince that
it is a ruinous practice to apply their
fertilizers to the poorest lands, yet
such is the fact, and much value has
been thrown away in this manner.
Lot anywho doubt it make once
fair and thorough experiment..
If in addition to the improvement
of lands every non-produoer that is
able, would become producer, much
would be added to the gross products
of the country in its time of need.
Beside the gain from increased pro-
duction, as much real advantage might
result from economical consumption.
The whole gain of slavery in this see-
tion, lay in the mode of profitable
consumption which it furnished. To
balance any want of profitable con-
sumption formerly available, it is ne
cessary now to cut off all the unproft-
BILE. Every horse fed, but not pro-
fitably employed, adds yearly $500
to Improbable !, consumption, every
dog 500 and other luxuries together
as much as both of these. Another
item of Improbable expense in the
way of labor and material would be
obviated by rejecting worn out lands
and .ultivotino loco Gov ,,,nob Ios,
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The PRESIDENT AND THE CoNsTITu-
TIoNAL AMENDMENT.-;The veracious
correspondent Of the Baltimore Amcrts
can snys Thurlow Weed when in
Washington, received assurances, that
President Johnson would come out and
nrgc tie constitutional amendment, but
aslds ''lhat no action will be taken ill
after the first Of Oc' ober."
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HEADQUARTERS,

HEADQUARTERs,
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER,
Bureau Refugees, Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands, South Carolina.
CHARLEsroN, Sept. 90, 1866.
(clRcULAR.)
Paragraph 1. Of the Circular issued
from these Headquarters, dated Aug.
IL, 1855, wherein the cotton is re-
quired. to be stored until all the crop
is gathered, shall be 80 construed as
to permit the parties to divide at any
time they may mutually agree upon.
BY order of
Bvt. Maj. Gen. II. X. ScoTr,
Assistant Commissioner.
II. w. SMITH,
Bvt. Lit. Col. and a. A. G.
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NORTHERN ELEoTIoNs.--On the 9th
instant elections occur in Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana and Iowa. Besides the
various State officers to be voted for,
these States will choose at that time six
ty members of Congress.
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PLANTING CoNTRAcTs.--The fol-
lowing officinl circular will explain it
self =.
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o.HTOTIC-H1
NOTICE.,

NUIICE.
THREE months after date. applications
4 win be made TO the Charlotte s. South
Carolina Railroad 'ompany for,renewal Of
Certificate of Stock, No. 1909, l3 Shares.
Original Certificate issued in the name Of
Margaret Mushalt, dated 26th May, 1862,
and has been lost. -.
j. g. STEWART, Rxsoat0e
oct 8-1aw3m
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LEGAL.-Tho Yale law students havo
founded secret society called sTho
Justinian." They have adopted as a
badge black stone, onamelled on
green leaf, with the word ''Justinian"
engraved along the leaf thus com
mommorating those three distinguish
ed legal "swells," Justinian, Black
stone and Greenlcaf.
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THAD. STEVENS ON THE PRESIDENTS
Policy AND THE NATioNkL SEouRI.
TIES -Thad. Stevens has written let.
ter asserting that the success of tho
Presidents policy would be Injurious to
the credit of national securities" be-.
cause the President contends that tho
Congress, as now constituted, (the same
in all respects that authorized the war
debt and laid the einternal duties to pay
it, has no constitutional powers if the
Presidents construction he confirmed
and approved, all the Government Sc
curitics will have been issrei. without
authority and will be worthless.
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Brick Pomeroy, the brick Of all bricks,
says that when beast Butler dies ho
should be cut up in cm-ll chunks AMI
buried in differeut parts Of the county
that being the only way the numerous
thieves centerel in him can be suppress
ed
BY the way "Brick" writes: The
coming winter we shall travel through
all the Southern States and write
careful, reliable history of that section,
its wants, sn'ferings, abuses, resources
and prospects, and shall also follow the
trail Of onr thieves and officers, and pub.
lish to The world an pccount of their
thelts, roberries, and cowafdly acts"
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Alexandria Advertisements.
SHERIFT7S. SALE.

Stephen Mead, No 253 9th .Tu
39ia vs. atnaq dlc.a5 d snici Cpafs
Rob IT 1lrulkshapk J Pa ISL. Of hspidss,
% Y NlR!U E.oi4aa execution issued from
- the. Nmtis, Judicial District Court
pa,ish Of Rapids, and directed to tn
Sheriff thereof. viii be sold al the Co,tl
House dnl, IN tile town Of Alexmtlria, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of MAT,tlSGe
The following property, to.wit: i43bg@7,l
9secranals. ci,'.ianats one hundred mo
ylxty,eisht lS-lo0 acres IS. s....,s,. Z
Il serlluni9. CONTAINING ore hundred ant!
ix,y.eisht 2l-l00 acres, and
SETON 90. containing one hundred ans
fifty Tl-1o0 acres. lin township No4 and
range. No B West. Soathwesser
y stict Of l.onisana. with al the improve
nents thereon, all in, the Parish Of Rarides.
eng same propelty sod by Paint Il ~
siaf' IL fenlani,adtl above Described proper
~ to BIZ, sehl .i,rqeashsto satisfy three note.
INV due aml amounting TO q; -Four lhonsard
! ven, hund cd and tfty dollars, with 8ie9
,ent interest from january lst, 1864, ant
N credit f,r The h,i'ahee due on three.
s,nhs anauhling I'd SIT50 GO. each 70,
sl5s3 3S with sight Ter cent interest ffrrom!
January lst., 1864. pasah g each respect
';vely Janrary' /. lsG7. 1858, 1862 aa5 ia
! tseiz iiftliea nhlv95isiait tan satisfy sad
writ. gJNO. RoUTH WILLIAMS, ;,
fa.3.i J. s.,s,t s.. Slerf
Sbp,iffs Office, al ,xandrIa, March %. 1866
March rs, '66. ids. Prihttr'sfs S26 %.
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Alexandria Advertisements.
SuCGESSTAM SALE.

Estatp # john | Njn'h Jndiciat Dis''H'
Holt deceased. Cou;t. Pati>liof Rand
DY VIRTUE Of an order issued from 4 /.
- Ninth JnI cal ID strict Cpnrt. P4rl
Ut RtIid s. aud d rrc,td II The r!etia
. hereof. will lie sod 10 lie highest bid er 81
he Court House DOR ~ the tomncf \, eX
India, on SATURDAY. the 18th /"
lAY. 1866, the Iioloaing properly bssollg
mr. 10 said succ ssion. to wit 81 IN "a. :
p. "A certain tract or parcel Of lard in, ga d
Parish and State 0mtle \ orlh side IT r d
river and being a'lofstctiou No 6iiiI anll
yiag IN TIE Bayou Toteau in 'towpship
Forth Range 3 W. ST, and G. ntainng tlt
Quantity uf FIVE lluudrod aud nlnrtyn',a
oG-l00 acres, also the Nnlth h ST ,mifiol
he Seton No. in same L. p4hip and
Rang ana 90 tanning the qnaatity oI thr G
iiuHdleA ard eight acres, and being the r..
,iilinIer of tn. said section M, sod 10
Ne,srs. BogaN& Walker, on the first ,la,
It March. 1850; asna!l The buildings all
improvements theron. ana W48 aaa 81 (,
Terms os SALE: GAsH us Treasury
notes. BIG j. ROUHH WILLIAMS.
HtJ7atl at r9i .as1.iat ~ 70 Sheriff
Shetifss office, q Alexandria, Lodis.aua
April 18Th. 1866. s9W o! an4 sGt
April -, ST. Printers fees SIS 90.
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Notice Of Election.

~ or s
Notice is hereby given to the qualified
electors Of the Parish Of Rapides. that an
election for ,Parochial officers having been
by the Governor ordered throughout the
State according to law; an election for
Police Jurors is hereby ordered to be held
on Monday the It'll day of May, for mem
bers in the following wards: Alexandria.
Pineville, Gotile. Rigo!et, Lamourie, Spring
Hill, Oheneyville, Plaisance, Calcasieu,
Vests, Bayou Rapides and Annacoco.
Commissioners Of election will see that
the same is held according to law and for
ward returns immediately. 5
ID h.f5 ROBT. G. HYNSON.
81 @ President P. Jury.
March 28th, 1866.
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SHERIsIFF'ss SALE.

n NJ =, 49,
$ paa'' ''s. foutel No, lss.-District Court
HiIiars Rev. Parish Of Rapides.
pY VIRTUE ola wri. Of seizure and
k1 sale directed TO NE by the Honorable
Ninth judicial District Court Of Rapides
in the above entitled cause, I will proceed
to sell at Public Auction, at the Cont
House door, in The, town Of Alexaad-
rla on
SATURDAY, The 9Th day Of Nay, 1866,
-Four certain lots Of ground situated in
the Town of Alexandra, in the upper
suburb Of said town and designated as lots
No. !, 2. 3 and 4 ofsauare No. 81, toeeth-
er With all the improvements and buildings
thereon, to satisfy said writ. Z. ~
3 Terms OF SALE--0n twelve months Gre
dit, purchaser to give bond and security
with eight per cent. interest from day OF
sale and mortgage on the property until
final payment,
JOHN R0UTH WILLIAMS,
-'sA s Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, April llth. lsee.s
u April al ids. Printers fees $1,000.
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Judge Black On Military C,nnis
$50 it' sions, ,7aa

. We have already alluded to the decision
of the Supreme Court of the United States
in the case of Cowles, Mulligan, and Hor
sey, tried in Indiana during the war, by a
military commission, on q charge OF conspi.
racy, giving aidand comfort to the enemy.
melting instruction, &c.--as members Of
the secret order of American Knights, or
Sans of Liberty. We pablish to-day the
argument Of Hon. J. S. Black, one Of the
couusels in behalf of the petitioners. This
abie aud eloquent forensicappeal commends
itself to the attention of the people, for t
il not only a defence Of the individuals who
were the immediate victims OF the military
usurpation but a gindication OF great prin-
ciples of iuestimable value to all who are
interested in maintaining the integrity OF
our judicial system. Judge Black does n, t
deal with legal subtleties beyond the COM
prehension ofthe popular mind. His theme
does not require it. The merits ofthe case
are SO palpable that. when pointed out by
alawyer-of Mr.. Blacks capacity, they can
be seen by any intellectual vision not OF
Gcured by fanatieism.
The decision of the Supreme Court GUS
tains the theory set forth by Judge Black.
9 1t is fitting accompanimentto the Pres
ident's Peace Proclamation, and strikes q
death-blow at the doctrine that military
courts, even in time of war, have jurisdic-
+, ton in cages involving the lives Of citizens
not in military service. When we take in
to consideration the proceedings of that
military tribunal, and reflect that, but for
The timely interpretation OF the Executive
clemency, the lives of three American citi-
lens would have been sacrificed by an usur-
ped authority, the popular mind will realize.
how great the danger of tampering, under
any circumstances with the legitimate chan
nels of justice. The accused were tried by
military commission, convicted and SEN
fenced to be hanged. They poald have
been hanged by virtue oftiis illegal warrant,
if the sentence had not been COMMITTED by
the President to imprisonment for life.
Once in their graves, the history of the Off
cial murder would have passed into obliv-
ion. Their fate would have been ignored
rs far as judicial investigation is concerned,
like that of many other victims of arbitrary
rule. But, fortunately for themselves, and
more fortunately. perhaps, for the vindica-
ton of a valuable principle, they lived to
invoke the regular aad constitutional min.
istration of justice. They brought their
petition for q writ of habeas corpus before
tho Circuit Court. The Circuit judges,
being divided in opinion, sent the case to
the Supreme Court on osgiorari, on three
points following:
First, Or She facts stated, ought awrit
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TENNYsoN AND GEN. BuTLER.--We infer
from the following stanza ofhis "In Me-
moriam" that the Laureate of England can
have no great respect for the hero of Big
Bethel and Fort Fisher:
/ envy not The Beast, who takes
His license in the field cftime
Unfettered by the sense of crime, I'd
To whom conscience never wakes.
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March IA, ls(
ELECTION. NOTICE. e


BY virtue Of "a proclamation to me di.
rected by his Excellency J.. NJ. Wells, Gov
ernor OF the State OF Louisiana, an election
will be held at The different election pre-
cinets Of the Parish of Rapides, on l..a
Monday The I'll day Of May meet,
For the following officers, viz: %
For one Representative to the Legisla.
ture to fill the vacancy occasioned by thu
resignation Of the Hon q. 4. Lewis.
One District Attorney for the Ninth
Judicial District, composed Of the Parishes
of Rapides, Natchitoches, Vim and
Sabine. f
One Sheriff for the Parish Of Rapidcs.
One clerk Of the District Court. ..f
One Recorder.
One Assessor. Sis
One Coroner.
Four Justices of the Pence and three
constables for the Alexandria Ward,
And one Justice Of the Peace and ons
constable for3each and every Police Jury
Ward in the Parish, .a., @ ,s
Commissioners ofeiection, are required
to hold the said election =. ,cordance with
law, which is the same as under the Con-
stitution Of 1852, and make due returns to
this Office. - @ as IS tg5fe
Every white male who has attained tho
age oftweDty lone. years, and who has been
a resident OF the state twelve months next
preceding the election, and the last three
months thereof in the parish ia which he
offers TO vote and who shall be citizen of
the United States shall have the right Of
voting. I.
In addition to the foregoing aualifca.
tons, every elector isrequired to produce
the amnesty oath prescribed in the Presi.
dents proclamation, either Of the 9Th De-
celnber, 1863, or that OF the 29th MAY,
1863, sworn to and subscribed byhim be-
fore competent authority.
4 ia JOHN R0UTH WILLIAMS,
+ March 20, 'G6, te. Sheriff.
Printers fees S42 90.
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T-sso315 Notes.

T-aSoss15 III oGeS.
1.-TWO pramisory notes drawn by John
4 Began to the order of the legal repre-,
sentatives Of 0. n Ogden endorsed BY NJ.
Ryan. each for $1,000 one dated January G..
1852 and the other 9th January, 1863. each
payable one year after date. The finder
will be literally rewarded on returning the
same to the undersigned.
All persons are cautioned against trading
for these notes as payment has been
stepped. GEORGE @, WATTS.
April 25th ct. 9.49
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ntaa. The home Of Lincoln has endorsed
President Johnson. Springfield nlI) town
ship has gone Democratic for the first time
in fouryears.
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$500 REW- A RID
- iULEN from G ued,rs sp,i. IN .tls5
~ 6 inst, a FINE STA LION. II !
) a deep hay, supposed To he abaat is or IL
lands hieh,; both hinl feet white; stripe o.,
t is f cn;s me white hairs in his ,uane and
iii. and had long f're.tof; very snla
ea's; seven years CID, and a splendid sad
horse.
The above reward will be rad f,r the
apprelerspnol he horse and thi +, or SlOr
,or tie horse or any information nat will
he ad to his recovery. ~,
CALVIN s. GREEN i,
o IIarriso burg, Mach 18th. e f''
April 18Th, 4 ].
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Plantation gnss ss4nt or. Lease.

P5a lisafi0n TOR ssHnt or Lease.
My ltm'i.d plantation, nine mile
from Alexa d ia on bayon Robert. NJ
buildings m lie ,,lacp. Plenty Of rails t.
repair fences. The Jesse can pay rent II
!bniltlng cabins, gin. etc. il tire work il ap
proved. Tie plantation is ope,af tie beet
in Louisiana, ana. will he leased far tlres
years. For terms Apply to Indge Manning
TiItS q MOORE.
Ahxandria. December 4tis. 1865, IF
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
District Court Parish Of Rapides.

MIMI JUUItIAL Dis KIUT. q.
No. 3l5.--Estate CT Benz. Draper. AID
ministration and Inventory.
Whereas Mrs. Marian E. Draper has
made application to this Court to be ap-
pointed Administrators of the Estate Of
Benz Draper. deceased; Notice is hereby
rive, toall whom it doth or may concern,
to show cause, within ten days from the
date hereof, why tho same should not be
granted.
= Clerks Office. Alexandria Louisiana,
ApEil Dist. 1866.
BENZ. B, BURGESS,
Apl %, It. nenuty Clerk.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

James Hicks vs.. J. s Camp.
No. 4o-Stale 1T Lnhisia'a, Magistrate
Court, i,arsi Of aaplaes. %
Il BY virtue Of an execution issued from tn
Magistrates Cluyt, Parish Of Rapides, ard
directed To The Sheriff thereof, viii be sold
IN the premises. on 3fsi q M
SATURDAY. tie 5th day Of NAY, 1896
he following described property, to-wif:
2 The north half Of the southwest quarter,
and the southeast qnarterof the southwest
quarter Of section tweniy.nine in Township
3 range north; seq 10 The above suit TO
satisfy said writ. i
lEaMsiF SALE, CASH with the benefit Of
$50 @
: JOHN RoUrH WILLIAMS,
Sheriff. +
Sheriffs Office. Alexandria. March % 1866.
Harch 81. GIG tbs Printers fees Sl5 Is