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SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE COLUMBIA ASSAULT - REPUBLICAN MASS
MEETING IN CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, July 31.-Gen. Sickles has dis
missed Magistrate Zeay OF Columbia from Office, for
releasing insufficient bail without due regard for tho
public peace the gravity Of the Oiense committed Rad
cle and Daley, the two men arrested there charged
with assaulting aud beating j. c. ThoupsOn Northern
correspondent, and w. j. Armstrong of Washington
The military have arrested the accused parties.
A large Republican mass meeting was held here last
night the freedmen largely preponderating Dr. MacheX,
Collector of the Customs presided. Ane.e ehr vIcs
Presidents were f. A. Sawyer, Collector OF ibterLai
Revenue; DstrlcAttorney Corbn. and several eSoiea
citizens A motion 10 add the name OF Unjted statcs
Marshal Epng 10 the list Of Vice Presidents was votcd
down by an overwhelming majority. After seyeIsi
ing unalterable purpose 10 carry out In good lh
and without reservation the Congressional measures
looking 10 resOraton ndorsng the platform OF the
cent Republican Convention Columbia, and declaring
the maintenance of that platform, without qualtcaton
the only evidence in any candidate for public favor or
devotion the great party through whose eAertons
alone the SOnth can look for restoration.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE
TRIBUNE
MEMPHIS, July 31.-NO trouble is anticipated
at the election tomorrow
RIOT AT PURDY-GUERRILLAS FIGHTING TIE
MILITIA.
LOUISVILLE, July 31.-Nashville papers give
particulars of the riot &C Purdy, McNary County.
last Saturday While a colored man was SPEAK
ing at a Union League flag raising, an insulting
remark was made from the crowd whereupon general
ahray ensued The sheriff mortally and Sergeant
Harder badly wounded Three citizens were accidentally
shot during the riot. Captain Hamton's State Gnard
were attacked Friday night by 20 guerias The hght
lasted till daylight The guard then charged the gueras,
driving them through the woods to the Tennessee river
road. Three of the guerias wounded.
RIOT AT KINGsToN-EXCITEMENT AT KNOXVILLE.
KNOXVILLE Tenn, July 31.--During speak
ing by Etherdge and Williams at Kingstonto-day, some
negroes and Radicals interrupted the meetidg,
when n riot ensued, white man being shot.
No other casualties reported. Maynard and Etbe-
ridge addressing separate crowds here tonight and
there is q great deal OF excitement in town.
PREPARATIONS IN NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 31.-ATangements for
the preservation OF peace completed to-
day by the appointment Of 800 special policemen and
assigning them to duty. Col Duncan will have com
mand OF the military, both militia and regulars;
police and made a short address, pedging his CO.
operation with them IN the discharge OF then dqnes
ApprehensiOns Of riot generally queted, yet wthn
the past three days many firearms have been Sold
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RUSSIA.
THE PROTECTIVE POLICY REAFFIRMED.

THE PROTECTIVE POLICY REAFFIRMED.
The Minister OF Finance has addressed report to the
Emperor pointing the necessity for the introduction
OF changes the tariff and the appointment OF Special
Commission 70 examine the different points which require
modification The Minister OF Finance expresses In this
report conviction that improvements IN the tarn can
only be obtained by the adoption of al independent com
meca policy and states that In the present condition OF
Russia tariff questions must not be made subject TO con
dtions stipulated in treaties OF commerce with other
nations The Emperor has ordered that the Mnsters 6
proposals shall be executed.
THE RAILWAY SALE.
The BOrSen Zeittmg says:
1--WE learn that the Moscow and ST. Petersburg Railway
was sold Yesterday TO Messrs Wyman, American hrn
The purchase money is payable in three nstalments
MILITARY TRIALS.
An Imperal decree has been issued ordering the intro
ducton OF public and verbal Judiciary procedure before
the military tribunals the as exists IN the civil
courts such procedure however to be subject TO any
military regulations that may be rendered necessary by
the requirements OF discipline.
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radical mon here and the Continent regard that un
happy Prince as having expated-as Grardn says-the
murder OF saazar and 0rega and having taught the
Imperial blood Of Europe that despite the failures OF
assassns their hearts are quite penetrable when they
ann TO crush humanity. "Lese Majesty" said great
man lately this subject lis not criminal as Lese
Humanity" Mexico was never before secure, and
never stood so high in the esteem Of republicans IN
Europe Right or wrong, this is the fact
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CANADA.
THE ST. HYACINTHE RIOT.

MONTREAL, July 3i.-The conduct of the vol
unteers in firing into the crowd at Hyachthe il
verely censured by the press An investigation into the
matter shows that their officers completely lost their
presence of mind. The Herald recommends Parliamens
to take action so as to regulate the caiL
ing out Of volunteers OF the county towns IN
such cases. The Hon. MacOm Cameron has been ap-
pointed Queens Printer to the Dominion Ninety thon,
sand dollars was realized by Crown Land Departmehe
from sales in the MadOc Region II has been decided
that the 18th Regiment will remain here. Ihe Ieh'h
Brigade, r. A., leave tonight en- route to England
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SPAIN.


THE CONVERSION OF THE DEBT.
Tho O6icial Gazette (Madrid) of July 1S pub
fishes the regulations for the immediate conversion Of the
Spanish Debt The conversion Of the Passive Debt will
take place London and Paris The conversion OF the
Certificates will no effected by direct communication be-
tween the Government and the parties interested The
dsee adds that being desous OF placing Spanish credit
upon footing, the Minister Of Finance VIII nor
only pay the Certificates but also interest upon proo
eate m
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THE SULTAN IN LONDON-IHE ISEfONh DILL
T''H Our spe'A O0'i''V0Ao'nN LONDON July 90 1867.
Shat ,hu, the door good John, hlgaed aid
Tie The tGosasr ls say In 'ss Sss, I 5oSi dsd
All Bsdam and Panassas are let out
Turks, Egyptians, Belgians-Parthians, Medes,
Eamites, and dwellers in MesoPotamla- tnrongnS
all the streets and halls and theater The ez has super
seded the sOveppe Gray spirits and black and yellow
minge, mngle, mingle One stumbles on Turk, or
feah in baggy trowsers every street corner The Re
form bin has not yet passed but John Bull Is already In
the midst OF that whrl Of revolution and change"
which Mr. Cassandra Lowe prophesied coming.
Fetes balls, oyatons receptions addresses, banquets
dinners, balls reviews-these, half dozen in every
twenty four hours, crowd the day. Every
thing has come at Once-the annual
rheshoong the volunteer review the visit Of the Bel
the French announced today as on her way to En-.
gland There is something tragca 70 quiet people In all
this but the comedy Outweghs the tragedy have yet
witnessed nothing funnier than John Bull doing the
oriental FOR his guests from the Levant The pen that
ought here 70 describe j. b performance in
he roe OF oriental eOurtier and poet The spices OF Gui
hte5mlnghng With the mold Of Downingst Parchnens,
the dyan side by side with the wOosack the R0segarden
peIneated By the flavor Of Thames wharyes make up
thOrne describe the Englishman as "uDimagnatiyeP
Would he had lived TO see these days. / hope America
into the usually loaded columns Of papers, and ss
In T4S d 4G s4$ IAN and 10 TIE ne SG S 5 Guns ssf
TeoiSieh is especially imposing on this occasion
geenest woods, and amid the most yerdant fields,
while other raysthese must have been from the hxed
stars- passing into space, reflected back with
dazzling brightness from large, white, heecy clouds,
sad added 70 the general sparkle Of the scene"
Was yretched, the soldiers were all drenched,
while showing Oh the 20 the Sultan who stood the
whole time Prince Of waless umbrella, looking
70 uncomfortable that IL Quilp saw him he would never
sgsn ask his happy friend Il he fell like the Grand
TURK" But what Is the Sun when the Sultan IL shinngl
Gee what spendOr his presence enables our reporter "
zee in raw, dnRy wet day. He says: "A slyery gCay
hght appeared In the sky above Shooters Hill. and
vas shaded on into the deep purple clouds on
me west and the passing rain on tle East, While
beneath IN charming contrast te hazy greens aud
Ieds OF Plnstead, the emerald and tawny hues o the
common bringing up the neutral tones OF the distance
WIN true artistic effect 20 the pure color ot the moving
KOnps Of officers and soldiers In their dark blue unofs
Me e0h and silver lace on which gave the nnlshlng
touches TO the picture" But even these papers are
nomng TO The Timers Jenkins, whose power OF imagina
Won equal " thousand and ono nights or anything
sse. The kaltAD's vEt n tia 0poFs 20 excted the
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LOUISIANA.

GEN. RoUssEAU's PRESENCE IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEw-ORLEANs, July 3l.-The continued pres
Of Gen. Rousseau here exces general surprise and
much talk Circumstances indicate and il is generally
believed that he is here to watch and report upon the
action Of Gen. Sheridan His conduct well that or
Gen SeedmaD. toward the District Commander il loudly
denounced by Sheridan's friends.
TIE SALE OF LEYEE BONDS.
NEw0RLEANs, July 3l.-The Board of Levee
Commissioners has appointed committee TO visit The
North and Northwest and negotiate for the sale OF vee
bonds which Gov. Flanders Will sign
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ITALY.
TILE CHUR

THE CHURCH PROPERTY BILL.
The Chamber of Deputies has adopted Article
one Of the Church Property Liquidation bill by S against
30 votes, two members refraining from voting.
PAYMENT OF COUPONS IN PARIS. , l.,
The Italian coupons paid In Italy IN paper ana IN
Paris ip gold Tho numerous precautions taken TO pre-
vent coupons being transferred from Italy and presented
at Rothschids have not been entirely successful ana
Cheyaer Ngra is said TO have received sharp dispatch
from Florence, complaining that coupons were being
bought up in ITALY, and by some means getting paid in
Paris Chevalier Ngra Immediately went TO Rothschlds
nd demonstrated.
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AUSTRIA.
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

VIENNA, July 31.-Accounts have reacileu
this city of a terrible explosion which occurred III
one of the large mines owned by the Rothschilds IN
Moravia The mine was full Of workmen at the ''iie
of the disaster and more than 100 miners are repofeu
TO have been killed or injured.
DEPARTURE OF THE SULTAN.
Evening-The visit of the Sultan OF turkey 10
Vienna terminated to-day. His Imperial Majesty
departed this afternoon for Pesth, where he VIII
make brief visit, and thence proceed to Constahu
Dople,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, England, July 3l-Evening-The steamship
Guiding STAR Capt. Won Sice which sailed from New
York on the 10th us has arrived this port her way
to Havre.
SOUTHAMPTON, July s1-NoOn.-The steamer Germania,
Can't Haak from New-York the 2Oth inst arrived at
this port at o'clock this morning the way TO Ham
burg.
GLASGOW, July 3l-Noon.-The steamer st. David, from
Quebec, arrived here this morning.
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THE CROPS.

MOBILE, Ala, July 3l.-The crop repoi'e "io
f,vorsble The weather is clear anu s,ar mari, NJ
BALrIMoRE, July 3lReports iro one oe The dave are
warm nd the nights cool ThsrmoIne.et .. a. ,an, too
much for crops 80. Non, r.,niro sinco man
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July Sl.-The annual
Which class OF students graduated and the foloyng
honorary degrees were conferred: Il D5RiehaId n;
mana OF Cambridge, Mass Senator Edwin D. Morgan of
Ssy-York and John b. Dickson Of Kelso, Scotland. ~
D-The Rev Addison Ball0rd OF Detroit, Michigan Ahu
Thomas r. Smith OF NewYork, Secretary OF the Amer-
can Bible eooie6.
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TURKEY.

The Imperial Ottoman Bank has published
statement oil the Government assignments for the foreign
loans and general debt during the period from March
till July H. showing l6soooO lras received and $4,000
falling due while 10000 liras have been remted TO
Europe or paid leaving $4,000 liras dispOsable.
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RESULT OF AN ASSAULT ON AN EDITOR.

MERIpEN, Conn, July 3l.-George w. Rogers;
and Nathaniel Rogers West Mertden postmaster a
his brober who assaulted the editor OF The Recorder Will %
loaded hre arms were this evening committed ~ n.e
county ail in default OF obtaining bail Oh "''''"
iesu ~
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nrpARruRE OF TIE sultan.
GERMANY.
NORTH sCHLEswIG.

BERLIN, July 31-Evening.-The Prusslan
Government is preparing and viii shortly send to
Copenhagen reply to the note of the Danish Cabinet
reqestng information as to the guarantees required by
Prussia for the protection of the Germans IN North
arn SchesMiO.
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DENMARK.

The Grand Duke Constantine, with ms VIE VII,
and his daughter tho Grand Duchess Olga ~ eopen
hagen. -. ,.,nuau
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SWITZERLAND.

ITS MINISTER'S ABROAD.
The Council of State has sanctioned the resO-
luton passed by the National Council upon the llh inst
for the establishment OF permanent Swiss Embassy at
Berlin but has also rejected the petition for the appoint
ment Of Minister at Washington. There will be but
four representatives abroad viz TO Italy, France Prus
and Russia
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By STEAMSHIP.

The mails by the China, which left Liverpool
on July 20, reached this city yesterday WereceiVe
by her three days later foreign files.
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THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.
DISTURBANCE WITH THE JEWS.

The RoumaRidn MOniteur of to-day contains
an account OF recent popular disturbance at Galatz
during which several Jews thrown into the Danube
and announces that the Government have sent com
mission to GalatZ with instructions 10 fuly investigate
the matter.
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PRUSSIA,
THE NORTH

THE NORTH GERMAN CONFEDERATION.
In few days the first number Of The 0tcid Gazette
OF the North German Confederation will be published,
and will contain the text OF the Constitution and the
appointment OF the Federal Chancellor.
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FRANCE.

TRIAL. OF AGRICULTURAL MACHlNES-AMERl-
CANS AHEAD.
PARIS, July 81.-h the competitive tnal Oh
moving ard reapmg machines, which took place
Yesterday, on the Imperial farm az Vincennes' the
distribution Of prizes made by the Jury shows tl'' ~
the American inventions excelled all others =, IL
Mccormick receives the highest prize Tor MS ho"poi
aud Mower and gold medals are awarded 10 McS0i'
IVoo1 and Parry.
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE GOODwOOD RACES.

LONDON, July 31-Evening.-To-day was the
second day of the GoodwOOd Races. The attendance
was larger even than it was yesterday. The pnnci'
nal race, which was for the Goodwooc Stakes, was
Unexpectedly won by the Duke OF Beaufort
Gomera. The Leading horses came III in the follow
ing order; Gomera, l Vic, 2; La LAuphine d
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dreamy ecstasy Of The Times man that his ien2y
eye followed his Imperial Highness alte:thc OPeIa 10
Stafford House, where the Duke and D9ness OF SntneT
land mad prepared a grand fete. When the %ouI,ah %
aighted at the doors of this dueal mansion, ns0d
the splendid company there gat6ered-lnoluu-
ing, Of course, fair women and brave mend eld
all came out TO greet him; TIE band playeG @ anu,
said The Times, few more impressive sights nave ever
been witnessed than the Sultan amid this grand company
ascending the grand stairway TO the picture galety
What envy filed the minds Of those unhappy repoieTs
who unlike The Times, had not been invited 10 otanoru
HOusel But If they enved his fortune less, now uSn
more did they envy his genius when they ana al the
world discovered that the Sultan had not gone 10 ihe
stafford Uouse at ALL and had been fast asleep (seepng
is his frc i'm the buckingham Palace at the very mo-
nent when The Times mans gorgeous IMAGINATION saw
him ascending the grand stairway that leads from the
DukCs front door to his picture gallery But me Ietedph
il most gorgeous in account of the Sultan at the opera
m sorry not 10 quote at ength but must record on Its
authority that whenever he the Sultan bowed he left
pIeasnnt IMPRESSION and whenever he smiled he made
n friend" that 'garlands Of historic import blending
together in amity the white and red roses Of York and
Lancaster, depended from the crystal roof as though
anxious claim clansbip with representative Of the
ORIENT flower which Orient flower ga crescent OF
SCpanOtis which stood ont in brilliant contrast to
background of cOcxcOmbs +" C)-"while the flower OF
English female ariStOcraCy stood displaying with
equal lavishneSs al that could be exhibited Of nature and
artificial beauty" After this you will not be surprised at
the hymn which was written for the occasion by Mr.
bartholomew, and which should be put record in THE
TRIBUNE thing that was really written and sung in
England A. ID. 1867:
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE SULTAN IN LoNDoN-THE REFORM BILL
Prom Our Special Correspondent .. ,,..oo ,ecz
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God preserve thee, Sultan, long;
Byer keep thee from all woes;
May thy State and thee be strong,
To disinay and resist thy foes
Omay thou continue great,
OF thy nations love secure,
On thee NAV all blessings wait,
And remain for ever sure.
0Rant this, gracious God,
And, by Thy mighty aid,
Let his potent legal rod
BE willingly oheyed.
Let every art Increase
Throughout his beloved land
And may he deal the fruits Of peace
With an unsparing hand
God Of all glory,
Power, and renown,
Grant he before Thee
May still wear crown!
Then may he near Thee
Praise and adore,
JOyfully hear Thee,
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VIRGINIA.

IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN. sCHoFIELD.
RICHMOND, July 31.-The following import
ant order has been issued by Gen. schoheld 1t is de-
signed to more thoroughly reconstruct the people here's
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. j Judgment.

Mary B. Powell } In District Court of
Isl VS.. Bossier, Louisiana,
II. s. Bosley, No. 2O3s. r 1ot,e
IN. this cause by reason of the law
4 and the evidence, it is ordered, ad-
judged and decreed that the plaintiff.
Mary B. Powell, have and recover Of
the defendant. Fl s. Bosley, the full
sum of eleven thousand seven hundred
and ten dollars, with S per centum in
terestpef snaam, from the 18th day of
November, $3.50, and that the legal
mortgage and privilege of plaintiff
upon all the property belonging to the
defendant be recognized and enforced.
And It's further ordered, adiudged
and decreed that the community of ac-
quets and gains heretofore existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant be dis
solved, and chat plaintiff have fail pos
session and separate administration of
her own separate and pa,aphernal es-
tate and property. -.~ o 7'.5@ s75a'a J.
Done and signed in open court, on
this 29th day Of March, 1867. l 10
(Signed,) us JAS. /. WEEMS,
Judge 10th District Court.
A true copy. 'o1aa' 'a s ~
Attest: .sA''t-7l Ts'
NJ. P. LONG, Deputy CLERK. 1873.
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Succession Notice.

Gtate of Louisiana, Parish of .Bossier.--
- Clerks Office 10th District Court
Notice lie hereby given that Edward Doatch
has this day. filed in the Office of said clerk,
his application praying to be appointed
administrator Of the succession of VIM d.
Vanarsdel, deceased. fH2 M
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed nv
law, the said applicant will be appointed
administrator as prayed for.
Given under my hand and seal of Office.
at Bellevue, this the 9th day of August.
A. D., 1867. frrs " -. -
'5.- THOs. N. BRADEN.
MS ITS sE &c q . II s Clerk.
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SsgccessSOss Notice.

Gtate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.-
- Clerks office, 10th District Court
Notice Is hereby. given that P NJ. Butler,
administrator of the succession of Loudon
Butler, deceased, has this day fled in the
office of said Clerk, his annual account as
administrator of said succession. aa i =
Now, therefore, this il to admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is, not
made thereto within the time pfescribed by
law, the said account will be hofnologated
as prayed for.
I Given under my hand and seal Of office,
at Bellevue, this the Bird day Of August,
1867. aa4fuE u at5ets . - : aaeg-
THOS. N. BRADEN,
MS OF 81 ''# tt9 Clerk.
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Succession Notice,

Ctate of Louisiana, Parish. of Bessier-
y Clerks Office 10th District Court
Notice is hereby givet that All. Merriweath-
er, administrative of the succession of ID. i.
Hooks, deceased, has this day filed in the
office OF said clerk, her statement of debts
of said succession. u d -ETss NN~
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that If opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the said account will be- ilornologatsa
as prayed for.
Given under my hand and seal of Office,
at Bellevue, this the Bird day Of August,
1867. ,ls3 - - ''
EfEE THoS. N BRADEN, 4.-
mig SITS Clerk.
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Succession Notice. :.

Gtate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier
y Clerks Office, 10th District Court
Notice is hereby given that Milton p
Long has this day filed in the office of said
clerk, MS application praying to be appoint.
ed administrator OF the succession Of Nathan
Pickett, deceased.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that If opposition Is not
made thereto within the time prescribed bv
law, the said applicant viii be appointed
administrator as prayed for. n, -
Given under my hand and seal of Office.
Mt Bellevue, this the r5th day of August
A. D. 1867. , = y - = = 2
THOS. " BRADEN,
hiS@ots ~" @yos" @5A#at Clerk
". ---.--..IE - - IL =. - -
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!Saccession Of Phalo alden, deceased
Py virtue of d writ Of sale to me
D directed from the District Court
Of Bossier, La, In the succession of
PHO. Alden, deceased, will sell at
public auction to the last and highest
bidder, between the legal hours of sale,
at the late residence of said deceased,
near Bellevue, in Bossier parish, La,
ON Saturday the 9TH day ofSspteniber,
1867, the following described property
belonging to said succession, to.wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land
situated in the parish Of Bossier, near
the town of Bellevue, to-wit: fen
acres in a square form, lying in the
southwest corner of the northwest
qnarter of the southwest quarter of
section 80. Also, that portion Of the
northeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section %, township 90, of range
III, lying east of certain branch run
ming out of A. l.. Shotwell's field, and
north of branch raining into said
branch near the house or premises of
said first described ten acres. Also,
all of that portion of the southeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter of
section 81, lying on the said branch
running out of the said Shotwell field;
all of which said lands are in township
2O, of range II, and containing in all
fifty acres, more or less.
Also, | mule, | pony, 9 milch COWS,
4 head of yearlings, old wagon, old
Rockaway, lot farming utensils, car.
penter's tools, household and kitchen
furniture. -.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to
the benefit of appraisement. 1s "
s.trg sm w. II. HILL, aT
Sheriff and ex-officio Auctioneer.
This 3ist July, 1867 n1S Cts
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