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No. ~
Am Act

To apportion the representation in the
Senate and House of Representatives
in the General Assembly of the State
ofLouisiane, according to the second
census made in eighteen hundred
and fty-eight, under the eighth and
sixteenth Articles of the Constitu-
ton. .!E l+E.r. -.. @8E &
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COmstabIe's Sale.

John Jackson, f. M c.,
VS..
j. " Morris. tN 20 ai-|
VIM. Kelly's Justice Court, 4th Ward.
DY virtue of writ of fieri faeias, issued
ID from Justice Keliy's Court, 4th Ward,
Parish of Bossier, in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, have seized and will
proceed to sell at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, at the Court House door
in the town Of Bellevue, within the legal
hours of sale, on Saturday, the 9th day of
April, A. d. 1867, the following described
property, to wit: a'aa 2" l5"4 ear sis1 a7taf
One dark sorrel Horse. aa4 ~
Said property seized as the property of the
defendant, j. v. Morris, and to be sold to
pay and satisfy said writ and costs.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with the benefit OF
appraisement. y.
Dated this the 18th day of March, A. d. 1867
GEORGE p. STRANGE,
n5l 81 PRS, fee, 80 Constable.
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DIR. w. T.. Year0uf.

HAVING permanently located in Belle
IL yue, for the practice of his profession,
respectfully tenders his services to the citi-
zens of Bellevue and vicinity
A general assortment of fresh Medicines
kept constantly on hand. NIL
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By AUTHORITY.
.g.guAnEAc Ii d

NJ 4Aa 70 GEEERG
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier-
- Clerks office, 10th District Court
Notice is hereby given that Alex. NJ
Rodgers, administrator of the succession of
P. Austin Rodgers, decd, has this day filed
in the Office of said Clerk, his final account
as administrator aforesaid.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is, not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
as prayed for. 1##.1
Z Given under my hand and seal of office
at Bellevue, this the 4th day of March, A. D
1867.
THOS N BRADEN,
. NAG st -sg. Clerk.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, + eD. =.
The market generally dull for all ar
ticles. The opening of navigation, now
regarded as certain, seens To have had
a depressing influence on the market;
but little demand for any article. Cot
ton dull and prices lower; sales Of $50
bales middling at SOC. There is cOnsid-
cradle pressure TO sell. Receipts for the
week 2,5O2 bales, and FROM September
lst 1850 bales, against lll.2-2 bales
for the corresponding time last season.
Flour dull. but prices unchanged:
Wheat dull; No. l spring 2 3a2 q, and
winter 2 b. Corn nominally I'M
changed; ear j6c: shelled 6la62c. Oats
dull al 5Da5l for No. l.. Rye 1eal 20;
barley less firm; prime TO choice 6Ia
/ 20. Whisky in fair demand, 1t pc III
bond.
Hogs nominal, at 7 40a7 -: weather
fit for Strengthening and but few
hogs are in. Mess Pork held more irm-
" at the close, sales at ~ JOa2l 90, but
there was no demand: CO. barrels 2nd
class brands sold at ~ t0a20 y. Moth
ing transpired in Bnlk Meats, Bacon or
Lard. hut prices are nominally I'M
changed. Lard held firmly. at l2tal2t.
Eggs in better supply. and the market
dull at Il. Butter 21a29, and in better
demand. Cheese firm. at l5:al6. Gro
cerics firm. Sugar l2ali. Coffee ia
oS!. Gold 1854, and firm. Exchange
steady. No change in the money mar
krt.
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a Terrible Mnssaere-The Indisns o.
the War Trail.

JUNCTION CnY, KANSAS, Feb. 1.-Two
men came into Salina, about fifty miles
west of here, yesterday, and reported n
frightful massacre of white men by the
Cheyenne Indians near the head of
Smoky Hill river a few days since, IN
der the following circumstances: Wal
lace's train, with sixty men. were in
camp, when q party of fourteen Indians
came begging. The teamsters refnsed
to give them anything, whereupon the
Indians fired upon them, but without
effect. The teamsters returned the fire,
and killed eight Indians. At about
eight o'clock that night the camp was
surrounded by two hundred Indians,
who massacred fifty-nine out of sixty
three men. The man that brought the
news had an arrow hole through his
shoulder ard another wound in his hip.
lie claims to b- one of the four men
that escaped.
A party of Omahas and Kaws made =
raid ON the Cheyennes a few days since,
on the Salina. Several head Of the
~Cheyennes' stock werr captured. One
Kaw was killed.
William COmstock, the famous inter
prefer and government scout and guide,
says the Cheynnes and Arraphocs, Of
Arkansas and Smoky Hill, appear To lie
friendly, but part OF the Northern Iudi-
ans are now moving southwark, aud
have already committed many murders
and other outragrs. Comstock believes
they mean war.
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Lyons Periodical Drops!
The Great Female Remedy for
Irregularities.

HAVE TESTED THESE DROPS ~ MY
i own practice over Tn year,, and do not hesL
tste 20 say. that nothing Ia. yet be@n deveisyeA
b. m,dtcal res-arrh, that arts % powerfully. pos
tttveiy, and ~han1sssiy, In ea-es q female irrse.
clarity. ~ dos this medicine. In - recent
eases 10 never fzils, uhIe thousands uso have
heen long sufferers, are tsdsbted 20 " for the
loon u health to-dsy.
Although ~ powerful and positive. they are
perfectly harmless. and raAy b. used az al times.
except uhsn specially fOsbidasn IN tb. diree-
lions
They have ben extensively empIoyed Jy ,ut.
nent ply .ieians In france and RnzisnA. A. wen
a. IN my Own practice, over ten Year,. aniI hare
yet % hear Of The hrt instance Of faiiure. I
eould give you testimony Of their efficacy fruu
ladies' al over the Dorthern and western Ststes
were they not In their nature private. Over
10000 bottles have bern sold thu past year, and
! hSps and trust a. many sufferers have beeB
b<Rehted- ! Am veil AWARE that o remedy -
potent 20 remove al distractions. may Be usud
Tor . bad purpose. but trust that sbsro one bot
lie = Thus nsod- t<n may fall int ths hands Of
really needy sui rsrI
To al Who safE ns ON any iregaianty; pain
NenErvstiDu. LueoxTheaL or the train Of de
sases that follow I would ssy, try o bettle Of Da.
LIoxs' FKxxcH PEkloDscAL doors. Being a
hsid preparation. their scfion Il more direct md
positive than any pills or pouden- Expleit a.
~reetio1s. bearing my facsimile, accompany eschI
bottle.
They may Be obtained Of nearly every drag.
@. O. CLARK &'C0, New Have Ct. Esnersl
Agent for the United stafes and Canada
DIR JOHN L LY0S.
ffAcueing rhys1cianr 4
&c ~ PEI bstfle. Ssv Hsven O.
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RnItimore Cattle Marker.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 81.
Beef Cattle-The offerings at the
scales during the past week Amounted
to $50 head. against 1913 last week. Ar
rived to-day. after market, rs head, $50
Of which zane from Chicago and l2
from Ohio. over the Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad. OF the go offered. 2D head
cam from Ohio, lS5 from West Viz
ginia. - from Southwest Virginia, and
Is from Shenandoah Valley, over the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad: - from
Maryland, on foot: with % left over
from last week. OF the receipts during
the week - head were sold 10 graziers,
% left over nnsold, and the balance
taken By Baltimore butchers. Prices
to-day ranged as follows: Scalawags
and old cows 4 JDa5 90; stock cattle
5 5oa6 -; common 5 50a5 IS; fair 6 20
as 80; good prime beeves . Joa1 80,
with q few at : W per 100 lbs. Butchers
are complaining Of dull markets, and
consequently bought slowly.
Sheep-The supply is fully equal to
the demand. with but few inferior offer
ing this week; sales at 6a6!c per Id
gross.
Hogs-Have run down in supply, and
prices have materially advanced during
the past ten days; We now quote at %
alO y per 100 lbs net, as TO quality.
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WASHINGTON
Anstter Story abest the Cheeves PIas-
tstisu OBtragcs-The Impeachment
The seward I,eiter-Desth Of Gov
sraoP Hunt.

NV YORK. Feb. 2.-The Tribnnes
Washington special SAYS: From a pri-
vate letter 10 q prominent ofnciai IN
thi. city, from a source entitled 10 full
~credence. il seems there j. another side
10 the cheves plantation Outrages IN
South Carolina than those presented by
the Associated Press report. The fol-
lowing is taken from the letter referred
10:
The trouble ON Savannah river was
easily settled by General scott, Com
missioner of Freedmen. Some officers
.4nt a -anad of soldiers 10 a plantation
under chaTg. Of an eX-rebel officer. u
the nrgT"T. took exceptions 10 being
killed hy United States soldiers under a
rebel officer. Day before Yesterday 4
ycnng fellow rode MP and down hing
street. Charleston, in full Confederate
uniform, with at least fOur dozen brass
buttons ON him. Two colored "rderlies
irnn General SCOTS headquarters were
beaten in one day. while carrying orders
down town. They now carry mnsket,
wherever they 20. Both the assailsnts
have been arrested by the Commissioners
of Freedmen.
The Times Washington special says:
The House Judiciary committee have
become satisfied that the testimony al
ready advanced. including that of Cen
rral Butler. i sufficient Ia warrant ar
ticle, OF Impeachment against the Prrs-
id.nt. This conclusion II based upon
III. testimony Of radicals only. There
has been no testimony yet heard on be-
hall of the Prc-iden:, aud when this Il
offered il may entirely change the
minds of the committee.
Tie Times special says: The strong
vote given in the House Oh the pro-
vision in the tenure Of Office bill,
that Cabinet officers shall not be re-
moved except by and with the advice of
the Senate, was brought ont by the
statement. privately made, that in no
other wac could Secretary Stanton he
retained in his place.
II is reported that Senate Salisbury
has determined to resign.
The author of the letter to Mr.. Sc
ward concerning Mr. Molly, is man OF
wealth, making 4 tour Of pleasure
through Europe. His nafne will prob
ably he communicated tO the Senate III
response to Summers resolution.
The Tribuneis special says General
hNultN ILir JHSs jim INV p~o y"
some very important facts exceedingly
damaging TO the President. .
The Judiciary committee are at work
on the investigation Of the alleged im'
plication Of JEFF. Davis in the assassi'
nation.
The Postal committee to-day decided
10 recommend the repeal of the law
prohibiting the carrying Of books and
newspapers in the overland mail. and
making the postal laws of the country
uniform.
Ex-Governor Washington Hunt died
at one o'clock to-day.
ID is believed the. appointment Of
naval officers for New York will be
made.
The World says: The President has
asked the views of leading Southerners
and he will submit to the FOrtieth Con
gress, in his message, q basis which it is
thought will commend itself TO the lib
eral elements Of the Republican party.
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New York Items.

NEw YORK, Feb. 3.-Numerous dar-
ing robberies have lately taken place in
the llth Ward. the perpetrators Of
which are still at large. Eight houses
were pIundered on the same night.
The Herali's Washington special
says: \ council of general officers of
the arrny has been called by General
Grant. TO meet i'm Washington, to con
fer upon matters concerning the army,
and particularly in reference to main
tanning the garrisons i'll the Southern
States.
The Fcnisls. il is now said have de-
terInined 10 retain the arms they offer
ed for sale. They expect something to
turn mp soon-a war between France
and England. perhaps. on the Lamar
indie ease.
A new ten dollar counterfeit on the
Flour City National Bank of Rochester,
i, in circulation.
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Nights Dispatches
, FROM NEW YORK.

MARI I.fsrnatisa Of - IsAisn Mas
saere-Hexieaa A.
vices
| NV YoRK. Feb 3lSenate kilograms
and other official communications Ii
relation to the massacre OF troops by
Indians on the 2lst Of December, near
Fort Phl. ksamey, Ire recsiyed The
mort Of GenerslCbok shows that three
I officers. Lieutenant Colonel FettermaI.
( Captaiu Brown and Lieutenant Green
wood, and nincty men rene Hllei.
Lieutenant General Sherman, in for
warding a partial report of the COM
maading General, says that he ear make
no recommendations for court martial
until he receives the sub-reports OF o
Darlington and Gen. Weasel On the
5sth Of January General sherman Tor
Earded 70 General Grant an extract
from a private letter received At MS
Office. from a sergeant at the fort, de-
scribing the horrors Of the massacre. IL
represents that no one escaped, that ali
were butchered and scalped, their bodies
dashed and chopped with knives and
tomSkawks, stripped themJOf eyery AZ.
riele of dres-, and shot them through
A%AC
and through with arrows
The writer complains Of the conduct
Of the Indian Commissioners. He says
they are furnishing the Indians with
guns TO hunt with, and they are. nsing
Them 10 murder white men.
Ofieial reports estimates the nnnber
of Indians which attacked the massa-
cred party at three hundred.
There are detachmsnts Of six compa-
mics. with FIVE officers, ct the post.
Their numbers are deemed tool few, and
the weather is too intensely cold 10 adj
nit Of aggressive operations at present
Mexican correspondence to the 18th
nit. states that forced loans were the
results Of the late deliberation q: the
ImperiaIists at La Tejia, and American
residents were 10 be among the contrib
utors 70 support Maxinilian's Govern
ment. Twenty-Five members OF the
.Juuta voted for the continuance OF
Macmillan or the throne, but II was
the popular impression that the Conn
ell has resolved to pronounce for Or-
tea. As . feeler Of the national viii,
the exodus of Mexicans and French is
increasing. The Archbishop of Mexico
i getting ready to take his departure.
Two and a half million dollars have
been s~hippedfiom Vera Cruz as the adj
vance of the French withdrawal from
the Empire.
The steamer Columbia brings Havana
adyiccs to January goth. As yet there
was little sickness, though there had
been a few cases- of yellow fever in the
harbor. The smallpox has apparently
run its cenrse I'M Natamoras, though
over five hundred cases are there still.
Adyices from 81. Thomas state that
the cholera is rapidly decreasing.
The Dominican republic was pro
crossing finely under President Cabral.
At Dcmarra the yellow fever was rag.
ing to January eth. One hundred and
sixty cases had been received in hos
pitaI, Of which thirty-two died.
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RECORD.


a. AL. -
New York Market
New YORK, Febrrary2
CoFToN-DuI and, heavy, and ie
lower. alss $50 bales middGRg uplands
At "a FI JILL Z :
FIOTR-Steady and unchanged; re-
eeipts lbs barrels, and sales of6,4o
barrels
WHIsEY-Dun and unchanged.
wHEAT-ouiet and steadier; sales Of
,71OO bushhA No. ? Chicago at2 70, and
ZOO bushels amber State on private
terms
ern IF / p
BARLEY-Unchangei: sales 1920
bushels western at -; Gambia West,
freedelivered,J Is
BARLEY YALT-Dull; sales GO
bushels At ! .. p sr.
CORN-More active; and lie better,
receipts 5000 bushels; sales $1,000 bush
els mixed western at / 9ta1 10i in
store-the latter for nearly yellow; and
| HAL Il. afioat.
OATS-A shade firmer; receipts l,aS
bu,hefs: sales 5000 bushels western 1t
,60a6i, including a smalllst OF choice at
'B4f.
GROCERIES-Dull.
SUGAReuba feta1i. o.
LEATHER-Unehanged- .
HOPS-Unchanged.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
COAL-Uncbsnged. =
WOOL-Quiet and firm; sales I2o,cO
pounds at ia for domestic fleece.
s PORKAFinner; demand fair; sales Of
$500 bbs. new mess at 10 Jea2V ~, clos
ing a. % 2 for Western; dizziness 10 SOa
l9 Is, closing at 10 IS cash; prime l6 I5s
II GU: prime mess I9 Ooa20 90; also 1,sSo
bbls. new mess at % 50a2l 90; sellers
option for February and March N
the next four months
BEEF-Steady; sales 465; unchanged
BEEF HAMS-Firm; sales "a Joa3l "
as 80.
BACOS-Steady; sales Of so boxes
Cumberland cut at 10i, short ribbed III,
short clear IL.
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales of2fOPack-
ages shoulders at ela9i; hams l0tal3;
dressed hogs unsettled: Western 9ialeE;
city llallt.
LARD-Tnchanged; sales Of 6@ tier
ces.
BUTTER-UnchaHged-
CHEESE-Unchauged
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-. Lsuis- Market.
ST. IOrIs. Eehrnary 2.

ST. Louis, February 2.
Tobacco quiet and unchanged. Cot
ton heavy and dropping at 2-ic for low
middling. Flour, fair order demand,
but the market inactive and unchanged.
Wheat dull at buyers and sellers OPP
ton, and business very small. Corn
slow and unchanged at 7saSjc. Oats
easier at Ga67ie. Whisky tirner and
highef small sales at 2 ~. Provisions
firm with some activity in bulk meats
and bacon. Mesa pork 20 90; prime mess
lie in bulk: clear sides hall &c; clear rib
dc. lac. Country sugar cured hams
12.al3c; city do. 15al5tc. Lard, country
%tierces. l3ic. Hogs 6 35aG 10 for heavy.
Only three houses are packing, and they
only half the time. Number packed to
date 10. 900.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Ee<sisr.i
ReEsr.s IN Esgiand-AIsbeaa Claims
Observation-Disclosures yews-

ke(oRn1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES News.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-Evenipg-CoHsels
o. I-I6s 59o.1s l5-Is. Hiinois Central
~: Erie ~.
The afisiTs OF the Atlantic and Great
Western railway, which were referred
fD a committee. have much improved
IL is certain that the opening Parhi-
ment will propose reform messnfes.
IL is ruInored that Mr.. Laird oHer 4"
pay the Alabama claims
An earthquake occurred AZ SieIIa
Loane, which wAs very destructive 10
life aI,d property.
L,yEgPooL, FEB. l-Ese0ing.-Cot-
TON closed dull. Manchester adSiees
are nnfayorALle, and prices are mueh
lover. Whez, and -four much easier.
Corn declined to 40sa4as 81 for mixed
western. Beef advanced ! crown. Lard
ed. Cheese declined L. Petroleum
Quiet, ut Ga6sd for Canada refined.
PAgIs, Feb. Napoleon viii soon IS
sue a decree granting the perpetual
right Of social and rrligiocs meetings.
ATHENS, Feb. LII Is impossible Tor
the Greeisn Government to prevent vol
unteers leaving for Crete. One thou
s,nd five hundred have just left for
that island !,
Madrid. Feb. Lover one hundred
arrests have been Inahs recently OF per-
ans believed 10 be connected with the
revolutionary scheme.
LoSDox, February 2-NoOn.-Consois
soi; Illinois Central, ~; Erie, 20: 5as,
3.
GaribsIdi diseOuntenances any rising
at Rome At present
Russia protests against the Poles
gathering in Gsllseis.
BEgLIx. Feb. 1.-The flag OF the
North German Confederation has been
agreed on. 1t will consist Of an eagle
and black. white and red stripes.
Prussia declines 10 treat with the
South German States. on aecount oil the
provisions Of the treaty of Prague.
LIvEgPoOL, Feb. l-Evsning.-Ihe
ship Monmouth, from New Orleans, Tor
Liverpool, via Pensacola, was abandon
ed at sea. Eight lives lost, and the
remainder Of the crew, twelve III num-
Tor, saved
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1.-The steamer Bel
giau, from Portland, arrived at Green
castle. The City Of Cork, from New
York, arrived at Queenstown.
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The Truth about dyspepsia.

Whoever says that dyspepsia is ineur,ble.
t<Ils A-tkat Is TO say. makes IN egrez0us mis-.
take. More than ten thousand aggravated esaes
have been currd by HOSTRTTRRS STOMACH
BITTERS. while the number that have been
prevented from coming TO . head. by tie sane
neans. II inealculable. In Winter and early
Spring. when the appetite il sometimes too Wig
Indigestion il most prevalent and most distress
ing. II the appetite TO be baked 20 socommo
date the digestive ~ofgaasi Not 90 for then the
ane would lack its due proportion Of Dutrimeut
The thing 20 be done 10 to sTRESsIHkS TIE sroH
feet order. Nothing WI 40 this 20 efsctaaTiy. ..
rapidly. 70 quietly, % pleasantly. - HOSTEL
TERS BITTERS This potent preparation
trims and balances the system, and clothes IL,
a. IL were, with defensive armor. Chronic dys
pepsiA, liver complaint and fever and agne are
never known 20 attack those who are wise
enough 70 invoke The aid Of this great proysnt
i've
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FROM NEW YORK.
Insurance Panic Navigator o.
Lsux lslanA ssaad-Adans' Bx.
press Rebberics,

New YORK, Feb. "A rumor in Wall
street has it that q crisis of a threaten
ing nature hangs over many of the in
surance corporations Of the city, owing
to the unprecedented losses by fire and
marine disasters during the past year.
Yearly statements were published by
some of the most prominent companies,
by which it appears that many of them
cancel all capital represented by scrip.
Navigation on Long Island Sound is
completely closed. Fifteen miles of ice
extend to the right and left of Throgg's
Neck, aud heavy wagons cross from
New Rochelle to City Island.
The Herald's Danbnry, Conn. spe-
cial says: The two Adams Express
robbers were aided in escaping from
the Jail by the wife of the prisoner,
Allen, and an actress, named Miss
Anna Marsdou, who visited Wells a. a
lover.
The Internal Revenue collected IN
This city for lsG6 is Sf1, 10000, and for
the last four year, nearly a hundred
millions.
Ex-Governor Hunt died today. The
funeral service will be on Monday.
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aen Y.ru nt,ek Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.
Stocks have been buOyart the greater
part of the day, and closed firm with
fair demand. New York Central S9ta
99s; Erie 5Sia5S5; Reading I 04sa1 OH;
Old Southern l l2ia1 12t; Cleveland
and Pittsburg s4taSIf; Fort Wayne $50;
Rock Island ~; Northwestern 37t; do.
preferred 67;; Western Union Telegraph
454. The failure Of Beel d. Yelverton,
brokers, was announced to-day. Gov
ernments steady. Coupons of 81 I 6ta
Nt; do. '62 l Wia1 o.; do. '65 ! 06ta
l Cog; lD-4Gs 99sal 90; 1905 I O4s.
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ID Josiah Atkinson. President Of the Board
Of Trustees Of the West Liberty Academy, to
me. dated December stb. lsss, nov on record.
book a. page 3ia. in the Recorders Office, Ohio
county, West Virginia. I shall, on the 18th day
envy. in West Liberty. proceed to sell by public
auction. to the highest and bsst bidder,
for cash, the land and buildings and
personal property in said deed Of trust
mentioned, bring one acre and eleven perrhes
Of land with the buiiiing thereon. sox5o
feet. Also. chairs. desks. stoves. one larre b-!.
s-ttees, black-bnaris. . cabinet Of minenL and
library of one hundred.
Selling ~ Trustee, / win eply convey such
title n Is vested in me, which. however. is BE-
leyed TO be good. WA- MCKINLEY,
January 10, ie67.la. Trustee.
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Truxf Sale Of Lana

DY yrRTuEOPA DEED or TIts.sIS
ID Jcs~phus Eakin 10 ne dsted Ss'
nov O n record. boek No 5 pas, 81
Ofiee Of wetz-i esspfy. West NBrse -
On Friday. the eth Day 81 January
front Of y. MeDoaalds store, IN -
Barton. West virEiala Prseerd ~
The Lad IN .i 1sed q ira.a nsslssSeC
fsnr haDdr-d aud thirty an sere, 49, Bsrse
R;A9EK sss . -. I'll, sss.oS
prss.nes.a Y s..ay %. iasarss ~.
tapA and . vaiusbie stean asnil sS.s.ay "
hnd b ssri simhersA SID ae~d aHsSuss
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WiSnIxGToS, Feb. 2.-Gcn. Sherman
has telegraphed that he will be here
Thursday or Friday Of next week.
The author of the letter 10 Mr.. Sew
ard upon which the latter opened a cor
respondrnce with Mr.. Motley is a man
Of wealth who has been making a tonr
Of pleasure through Europe.