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From the New York Herald.l
Singular Developments OF the Bank.
10a ruptey Law. A|E11

The petition of. Geo. L. Schuyler to be
adjudged a bankrupt and discharged from
all his debts, AFFORDS an insight into the
leckless manner In which business is con-
Quoted In the city of New Y orke The petit
toner is a brother bf Robert Schuy Ter. the
road. who lie this country IN consequence
of the exposure of the well-rem enbered
frauds liz which he was i'm plfcated, and
died in ITALY. The Indebtedness of Geo. l..
Schuyler is set down at not less than four
million dollars; and he swears that he has
erty, stock, household goods, wearing APP
parel. nor personal. property of any .de-
scription." He is LITERALLY a cleaned out
"a respectable, upper-ten pauper; and ct,
from the list of his conlfding creditors, he
20 SSS an
Among the creditors for !" !. money loan
edY are some gentlemen who enjoy the
reputation of cautious, prudent business
men. The brokers Gg tire very ,prominent-
ly among the conhding victims. a proInf-
nent Democratic Manhattan Club polfti-
weil-known broker figures in the sch eduIe
for 1926, 900, I" money loaned. Four other,
firms in the same buSf ness evinced q SINH
lar confidenee IN the ba,. krupt TO the gross
amount of 10000, Some sharp lawyers
are creditors for one hundred Thousand;
over half a milton and Gov. Morris for a
quarter OF a mifiion --an on The same de-
scriptiop of Indebtedness. The loans by
themselves amount, to over s., 600, 900. y. 4
This is probably only one of u number
of cases that " Ill arise under the operation
reckless manner of doing bnsiness-fn the
rushing, crowding, specializing, hair
Drained metropolis win be strikingiy Illus
trated. - 49, -ss.,.- : ~
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Imitation 50 National, Rank. oBills

lfFhe Ifhsitdttoa two-doIlar Greenback
which has Just been put In circulation, Is q
dangerous affair. 1T is SO, not alone be-
cause of the dangerous character of the
engraving but from the fact that the peo-
pie are in the habit of receiving this money
with SO little ofssuspicion. Its general APP
pearance,- also, is calculated 10 deceive
persons VINO are not experts in detecting
than that generally found in counterfeits.
The green ink is of very ight, dull color.
The engraving is rather coarse, especially
the etching around the portrait and fig
ures in the upper corners. The shading
of letters is coarse and blothcy; the fine,
evenly drawn lines observed in the genu-
inc, are not distingufshabIe in the coun-
tel felt. The engravers' imprints ION lower
center and left end margin) are very i'm
peffectly executed, being scarcely reada-
words are all clear and distinctly drawn.
The portrait of Hamilton is defective.
particularly about the eyes. Examine
closely all notes of this deHomination.-
lords Detection, 18th. -----~-
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Difference i'm Genuine National Bank
r - N0tes. --- 81. =, -.

REPEATED inquiries have been made of
the Treasurer of the United States, from
various parts OF TIL country, with regard
to the difference in the engravIngs on the
five dollar national bank notes. able
Judges gin many instances being unable to
decide whether Of two notes, bearing dit
ferences on the elfipacaI engraving ION
their backs. one or the other is not coun-
terfeit. In response to a recent letter, re-
questing Information as to which of the
1.-Two. notes, one being less distinct, than the
other, liz gen vi ne, the United States Treas
urer respopdsthat probably both are gem
uine- The indistinct one is the earlier Is
the plate after it had been used for a year
or so, and although they succeeded in MAX
ing it more perfect, they did the mischief
mfnds of even good Judges. as to the gem
uineness of one or the other of the two
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IL Nv e r. iioN e w s..

4 A = y -FtlT3s-
The weather was clear yesterday but
very pfeasant..!lalThe river failsp gra dnaHy
but steadily. and navigation Isl becoming
daily more and re.difficult...,...Tne only
arrivals and departures since Saturday
afternoon were the Mary: Swan, to Cairo ;
Rob Roy, Cincinnati for St. Louis; Chat
from Cairo; and the Ollie Suilf-
van, Owensboro and return. THE Rob
Roy succeeded in getting over French Is
land Bar. and arrfy ed here Saturday even
ing. she.dropped down alongside the Ber-
tina. below the wharf. and lies up toawait
a rise 1........ The Chattanooga reports the
Louisa with the Tempest aground at
ShawneetownsG aud 8 the Mary = Erwin
aground ar the foot of Diamond Isla nd 10.
The Ollie SuilivanFwas aground at French
Island, and arrived at IL o'clock yesterday
with over seventy passengers and consid-
cradle freight. she left again at 4 o'clock
She reports the Starlight, Ida Rees,
and Alpha grounded at French Island, yes
terday naorningJustnas as she got over, ana
that the r.. CaGray was insight. Q AS none
of these boats had npassed down at mid
night theyb are doubtless still 5upouo or
above the ban. -...-s. The Chattanooga goes
20 Cairo again tord ay~,s,.-The j, p. Webb,
Captain Bob Lancaster with our pleasant
friend Charley Irwin ia the, -of1ieey and
Chat Bradley to, look, after the freight. is
announced for all points above as far as
Canneltop and -Hawesyille. and will per-.
haps extend her trip TO- Anasterdams and.
Leavenwortfi. She Is very fight, has ex-
cellent accommodations. and highly
pleasant and obliging officers. She " i'll
take moderate amount OF freight and all
the passengers that offer
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red, l,l73 bushels; total, 81, 24S bushels.
Same time 1866, So, GIG bushels.
CoRN-No. l. SO. 604 bushels; No :. s2S. I97
bushels; rejfcted,g 62 500, bushels; white,
A3,5R busheiS; total. s791 ,535 bushels. Same
OATS-No /. l2z AS bus heels : No. 2. 295.7z1
Bushels; rejected, $500 bushels; total. 49,
las bushels. Same me ls66, $50 40 bushels
/, IS, Ia Bushels; No.f2, 81 ,272
bushels: rejected, ri ,440 bushels; total. l04,-
$50 bushels. Same time 1885, 107 ,094 bushels.
BARLEY mo. ], ], 40 bush els; J. No. 2, l20,-
344 bushes; rejected, 1853 bushels; total,
13s. AT lbushels.a Same time 1866, s101 or
bushe Tribune. 10Th. aflf N Ga ha4RIfr q
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NeWVfleanslMafkeE q e

By Telegraph New ORLEANS. Sept. q.
CoTroN-Dull and irregular; sales, so
bales of new mi<idling af2f1 &c; nomfnal re-
ceipts. III bales; exports, I ,6SS.
SUGAR-Only retail business.
MOLAsSES- Louisiana in market Gu
ba held at 55c.f TE*s TEEk = E&8&F. a. =
"a sFLoUR-No superfine in market but in
request; other grades quiet and firm; ex-
ira, SO 6211 choice, Sl3 %.
Z CoRN--Light SUPPLY and firm; yellow
81 25 white, 81 90 sgsas4f k7hfkS9ss t11s1
OATs--Quiet and firm; holders asking
Soc.
PoRK-Dull and declining; nominally
f27.
II eAcoN-Qniet; Shoulders, l51z@l6c: clear
sides l91z@l9szc.
LARD-Quiet and firm; tierces, 1870;
~, cxss,<s ~. esT sino fss ssasu
MISUNDERSTANDING, 5e95s1zc; New
York, A94c premium.
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st. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Sept. q.
A'ToBAcco-Firm and unchanged.
COTTON AND HEMr-Nothing doing.
FLoUR-Firm, but less active; extra IS 90
@9 So; double extra SO 50a10a 40; treble
81 000a12 90: fancy SD 2@14 %. 81 ftht8
WHEAT-Dull; with a decline of Sole on
all grades; prime to fancy red 81 25@2 40;
prime to sholes Waite SO 8 az IS; Spring
CoRN-Higher; 81 l0a1 - for yellow, and
white 81 7lal "a, the latter for extra.
BARLEY-Firm, in better demand, al 81 Is
al 20 1900. ...,-... s., -, ss-
PRovIsIoNs Dun land little doing: Mess
pork, small way, SIS so; round lots dun, at
s2S 90; Lard Csc bacon, shoulders lac; clear
rib l7s4c; clear sides 1870 Ss4c.<-
WHIsKY-Dul1 and 1minal, with no
buyers; round lots at over 81 co.
= nECEIPTS-Flour 4, All barrels; wheat
9,l71 sacks.
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New York Gold and Stock Market,

by IeIegrapH.I NEW ORK, Sept. II.
GoLD-Without decfded change: opening
at 1925; closing at 1857
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-DuII and a shade
easier; coupons of 81, nos do of '62. Il5II |:
do of "a, 1921; do of IS. ll011: do new.
l07zs; do of 'o7, lO77s; I0-40's, boss; $50 s,
1865.
SToCKs-Higher, but closed weak: Cam
ton, 4S4 Cumb erland, "a; Wells Elk $50
s.: American, CO.,; Adams, 6I1<@63.
The Government during the week sold
over 3d. 100000 of gold and $500 600 of bonds.
but at the same time purchased $4,000 OF
7-30 notes.
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New York Market.

|. BY telegraph - NEW YokK, Sept. a.
ECorToN-Heavy and shade lower; sales
Of 800 bales at 24@241ac for middling up
isFLoUR-Recelpts els, 16S bbls.; market
L dull and l5@20c lower on common grades
sales of 81 coo bbls. at ss@9 70 for super fine
sern; sl0gI2 50 for Round-hoop Ohio; sll@
1s d for s =. +opis Sslsornia auiet sales Of
MHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEATTReceipts 25.4 55 bushels; market
a shade firmer; Spring heavy at 2Ca3c low
No. 2 Spring; 81 q for No. II do. 81 50 for
Amber Michigan; e 1922 IS for white
HfsTFirnaers and more act We :sssaIessof
4 tBARLEY-Dull.
bdshsi. Ali f so5, ss &C. sale. IF 1900
HCoRN-Receipts So, 434 bushels; sales at
u 269l 2s1zc for mixed Western, and 81 %
OARS Receipts, 90,eO4 ushels; lie better !;
sales, &, 600 busnels att l1Sg72c for Ohio and
Chicago ~ also 1000 bushels to arriver at
sfHSSENNominal. 34xA =,
,OoFFEE-Kather more steady = prime
fqCoAL-Nominally unchanged.sg E a ~
s1WooL-Firm; sales, 5000 pounds at 45@
600: domestic fleece In fair request at pre-
sUat.a llVoeit and steady; sales $50 bar
srsls,of Cabs at i2gi21zc;;1 Us boxes Havana
7hogsheads at 50@52c for Cuba 70y975e for
Porto Rico. TMs4 At.I0 III \
sHoPS-Quiet and unchanged.
tPETRoLECsr-- Dull at'f51ze for crude; 331zc
for refined sbopded4 ss@pf s~Ef
PoRK.Heayy and lower; sales. $500 bar
rels, ats 75,924 90 for new mess; closing at
5000 Few mess, sellers 80 days, atgs23 Z5.as :
BEEF Steady; sales, 40 barrels at pre-
vtous prices. -rtefsAA ST1fss
BEEF HAMS-NOminal ~
b BAcoN-Quiet and steady. r.
/ CUT MEATs- Quiet; esales, 300 packages
at l214@isc for Should ers = l51z@i7c for
hams. .qgI ftHhnJtN
I41Sc. Ia - al - EfFs~''
/" 'BUTTER-Quiet at I5e927 for Ohio. '@sl z q
CHEEsE-Steady at 10e9l5c., M xfK egwTa
., .LATEsT-5 z. NJ, .rs.7 me-,
FLoUR-CIosed qniet, and LOCO lower for
held. -- 49, -
! RYE-very firm at 81 45aI 50for Western.
OATs-Firm at Tie for Chicago ana Ohio.
"a Consecutive and firm at 81 279i % for
good to prime mixed Western IffH
- sPoRK-DuH and heavy. srssr
! BEEF-Q ufet and unchanged. lin
CUT MEATs-Quiet and steady.gffW
1. sBACoN-Dull and unchanged. AftAa
b = LARD-DulI at l41Ag9l414c for fair to prime
steam ;l4ssc for kettle rendered. snif.Izf .
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Flour and Grain in Store i'm Chicago

The following is the amount of Flour
and Grain in store, on Monday, September
18th, compared with that at the same per-
Rod last year, as reported by the ware
housemen to the Secretary of the Board of
Trade:
FLoUR-7,sae bbls. Same time 1886, Is, 100
barrels &
WHEAT No. Spring. 1855 bushels:
No. Spring, Isl, 746 bushels; No. Spring,
%, ts2 Bushels; rejected Spring, II ,842 BUSH
els No. red, 2, l2I bushels; No. red, 6 ,073
bushels; No. red, 6.4S6 bushels; rejected
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Cincinn All Market.

BY Telegraph CINcINNATI, Sept 81.
FLoUR-Firm at slO21@u. .asE1lTTslH
p WHEATSDun and 2@3c lower; No. red
at 81 3O@2 80.
CoRN1Ffrm at 81 e5 for NO. r. --'.'ss@'''-
. OATS 1Higher az St@s5c for No.l- = % =
BARLEY-Ffrm at 81 5091 60.
lCoTToN Unchanged and dull at2ac for
WHIsKY-Duil and dropping; ssIes at
LIssEzpT ul FAD 81 aGand5in good de-
PETROLEUM. Regular at is@5oc for re-.
Efned. duty paid .i@tI ife'sts a's
MISS PoRK-At s24 and demand light at
BAooN-In an ifir,roved Demand Il Il IL
BULK MEATS everal small lots were
offer q by outside parties who had been
nanxious to sell for a day orJtwoy were
Tpicked up at lze9141 &c for BULK shoulders
iSs5@ si for i clear rs rs sides ana i7 ~
17S4@ lSc for clear sdo.T AT the close there
We're nosseiiers. - . ~ ANA 10 =
1877 s...*g s.~fv - q
NtiHEEsE-Scarce and Arm at lie. ~
BUTTER--Firm at 3Q4 $780, sssslss -.-sati
EGGS-At &c; shippers count.
IL SCGAR AND CoRFEE-Firm with an un-
changed demand. - 80. =.
PorAToEs- Good, Sscarce and arm at
- APPLES Duh ats20s > ''''' s's'"A 'N''
- PEAcIlEsssSeiIing at Sl@l is5 per bushel.
MoNEY-Marketc close at Scdl2 per cent
- EXcHANGE-Firm at par buying and 80
per thousand premium selling.
he I'll 4IRfaN nETR = ; ~
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL

To COUNTRY MERCHANTs--We direct the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the ,JoURNAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds of mercantile work, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards.. Circulars, &c, Orders for
work can be sent fhrough any of the
Evansville merchants.
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zs.llEi r.1Aa q estfe Sadf
oysters! oysters! Oysters!
Platt & Co.'S Celebrated Baltimore
- Oysters. -

KYICKERY BROS. being appointed
" Agents for the above popular brand
of Oysters, expect to be able to supply
Families, Hotels, Steamboats,, Saloons,
VIII receive them daily during the sea-
son by express. VICKEhY BROS,
sel4 Eureka Bazaar" IS Main st.
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TH Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Sept. q.

7sCoTToS-Dull; ordinary l8c. ~. =.
zGpRNZsI bal 20. ~ - - s- ~. =.
.&lIATs-Firm at 706l75c. ~ p Is
$HAY-Scarce at S236925.
cIExRIsdDfsGAt iiisHc s@GID szaiEGs
LARD-Unchangedan and firmS Esk1
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Chicago Market.

BY Teiegrapn..l hei1'Vo cHHcAeo, Sept. q. !.
/, FLoUR-Steady. ts1a bfseoss SD -.-tr ,
WSEArfFirM; No: e1al1zc higher; sales
Pc Corn -Actiyet andsl92cn higher closing
steady at ct o6gt o6ts ror NO, 2; 81 .2Iz6gI 3
f9 5s Ns h hiahs H ss,s5c +. for
I 1s,RYE- Higher; 81 20 for No. J.; 81 IS for
No-2. r. -ss-t.fs-g
BARLEY-I13a2e lower; 81 Is for No. 2 =
iFsaPokK--Mess $23 1924 90 =
hsE tlARD-l315c.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull at So COd6-f5 for first
class shipping.
HoGs-Active at IS 1897 90 forT good to
choice. .@a-A<-~AH as~-s~
choice mutton 81 0Q94 %.
= SRECEIPTS-l,l0 100 barrels -four; 134. bush
els wheat; ll3, 900 bushels corn; Ill GOO BUSH
els oats. ,-r~ ssy.s.-, a. ,v,., --ss-.--
SHIPMESTs 400 barrels -four; 5000
bushels wheat; $1,000 bushels corn; $500
bubels oats. asR EHYU ETF1 a
to Buffalo.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept. q.
Day GooDs-Marset steady, moderately
active and unchanged.
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Evansville & Crawfordsvtlle Railroad Co
saSy .ars,-ss Seeretaryss Odice,, ItrrlT y
o Evansville, Ind, Sept 18th, 1857,
yRTOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN the animal meeting Or stock holders
IN this Company win be held at the court
house in; the cffy iof Evansvillel on Mon
day, the 18th day of October next, at 10
o'clock AM, at which time an election
wfn be held for thirteen Directors, 10 serve
By order of the Board. srfs
sell dtd J E. MARTIN, Secretary. 4,
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LOuisyIIie aarket.

By telegraph LOUISVILLE, Sept. 81.
ToBACCo-Saies 50 hhds. dull; lugs<s4 90
95 90; medium leaf So Is. Fl iii ssFTsk
FLoUR-Active; superfine 81 so: No.
S1l 25.
WHEAT-S2 25
CoEN-Shelled 81 20; earsl Is in bulk.
OATs- 67@ setn }bisiK .tEl 4 #HT-N
CoFFEE-Rio 221z@261ac for fair to choice.
. tBAcoN-shouIders f4zc: clear sides; fam
cy hams 23e paekedT TE
tWHIsKY-33935c in bond.
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IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS TO THE
CUMBERLAND RIVER.
The Evansville and Cairo packets are
authorized to give through Bills of Lading
10 the following points, at the rates men,
TONED below: To Dycusburg. 55c; Eddy
Vile, 75c; Canton, 75c; Rockcastle, 75c;
Linton, 75c. Bills of Lading should be
.Smithland. and the above rates will be
guaranteed till further notice. All over
charges aud reclamations will be prom pity
al. satisfactorily adjusted. Have goods
marked Care of SCYsTER. ELLIS & Co.,
sept9-dtf Snithland, KY"
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Notice to Tax PAYERS. - " '

KYOFECE IS HEKEBY GIVEN TO
Slls oi tas SE5Rs Bsssassa sR
of said city. the. tax duplicate
for the year 1857, and that / am now
ready to receivetffe taxes charged ON said
dapdls ass:o q bboo, raaSyg 1ffbair ban,
on or before the 10th day. OF 0eteber,, will
be entitled to a discount of three per cent.
of the amount, and those paying after said
date, and on or before the 18th day of Mo-
veJnber, will be entitled to a discount of
one and q half per cent. of the amount ?
|, Ny Office isatthe City iBaiidiug, corner
-9kTg VIM. @. HAZELRfGG, Collector.
u sep 2Q-dzws td2uoG sed besNf wo!rs
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STEAMBOATS,.
SHIPPERS TO THEtCUMBERLAND 4
AND TENNESSEE RIVERS. ~

AND TENNESSEE RIVERS.
The Evansville and Cairo Packets are
authorized to give through Bills of Lading
to the following points, at the rates men,
toned below: To Dycusburg, &c.; Eddy
ton 75c; Eastport, and points below on
the Tennessee River, Sc; points above
the Shoals. on Tennessee River, SOC. Sign
billt of lading, Privilege OF reshippfng at
Paducah." We guarantee the above rates,
until further notice. Any overcharges that
may occur VIII he pronptfy corrected by
as. Merchants are 'requested to see that
the weights are placed in every bill OF
lading. lse6 til FOWLER, LEE q co.
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BY Telegraph CINcINNATI, Sept. 81.
FLouR-Firm at slO27@u. .aaF1ITsDH
- WHEATSDu11 and 2@3c lower; No. red
a :hl6f2 22 /"
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FOR RENT..
BOAR DING.

IA L1Ea F11us DSTsaa
BOARDING. s., II.
- have superior accomm odatfons for
few boarderss by the day or-week.H sfi-
p. MRS. w. w. w ARNER,y 49,
sycamore ST., bet. Second and Third,
aui3 al mi 81 Opposite MesKer's Tin Store.
aTs gafsitusr'b ,st~ed ssuSla2HiS
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By-.ar2c La.. December :, .26E. 4a
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Commercial Intelligence.
SOUTH WESTERN 0FFIcE,

shreveport, Dec. Is, 1867. !
Business for the past week has been very good with
the Jobbers Willie the retail dealers have done nothing
worth speaking Of. The sales of some of the leading
houses will compare favoraby with those for the cor
responding week of last year. Although Tie receips
OF cotton We're the heaviest of the season but few bales
have changed hands though pretty heavy passes
were Ipade yesterday Purchasers from the country
preterto give up their hard money rather than part
with the staple at present prices.
CoTT0N-For the condition of our cotton market
we refer to the following:
REPORT OF GREGG MARr1S--Tuesdar, December II,
our last report the tendency of leading staple
mas been downward which has had the effect tn mimi
uate buyers and cause holders to great extent to
Withdraw from the market Many holders however
having lost confidence IN the future of cotton show
more disposition to make concessions and accent the
market buyers not being satisfied that cotton will
not further recede, are slow to come forward The
failure OF planters to send forward their crops with the
hope that Congress would remove the tax (which
we are fearful is false deusion is another cause Of
inactivity. While writing the above dispatches re-
ceVed show more activity in other markets and prices
somewhat SITTER We, however, continue to quote
ordinary to low midding 10@l1c, currency, tax paid
By producer. Gold 130M132
REPoRT OF WAsKoM & L1NDsAr.-Tuesday, December
l7-cotten see-sawS so rapidly that it is difficult to
keep pace with it, Since our last report we have no
variable change to make in quotations. Good ordi
nary l0@llc ; low mddling l1@12c,, U. S. currency
tax paid.
COTTON STATEMENT.
The following is the amount of cotton received from
the interior, By the respective merchants, during the
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SUCCESSION SAI.E,

SUCCESSION Of n E. RIGHT, deceased.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parlsh of Caddo. By viz
~ tue and in pursuance of order of the Clerk of
the District Court Of the parish of Caddo aud
mission thereon issued directed to any duly qualified
auconeer in and for the parish and State aforesaid,
will sell at public auction, the Court House door,
in the city Of Shreveport, on
Saturday, the 4th day of January, 1868.
between the hours of II o'clock a. NJ and O'Clock P
M the following described property, belonging to the
succession of N. E. Wright, deceased, to-wt:
Inc 1fh 81 h'oss 1os one ana TWO ~
por.-Also, at the same time and place. the following
personal property, toyit: One undivided half of office
furniture and forty volumes Reports Of Supreme
Court United States; and the law library belonging
to said succession.
Terms of sale--CASH, with benefit of appraisenent
JONAS robson, Auctloneer.
Shreveport November q, 1867 st
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:.
SPECIAL JURY TERN.
Official.

a,TATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of Caddo, doth
- Judicial District Court) BY virtue Of The late cpl
demic, The Jury Term Of the Tenth District Court in
and for the parish Of Caddo, fer the late term OF The
said Court to have commenced tie third Monday OF
October hast past having failed Il IS hereby ordered
hatthere be called and held q Special Jury Term q
said Tenth District Court and for the parish OF Cad
do to begin On the fourth Monday Of January. 1855,
being the 9TH day OF said month Tie sheriff q sad
parish Of Caddo i hereby ordered p summer saId
Jury, Ill accordance with Special Orders 1o. w
New Orleans December s. Iae7. By command Of Mag.
4sen IEancock, commaning Fifth Military District.
The Clerk of said District Court i ordered e haEe
sal,h 81 ester5 New spaper published in the parish
Of caddo, anahr posting the same the Court House
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-18
TUTORS SALE.

Tatorship Of tie Minor FRANCIS Bonn.
sTATE OF L0UISIANA-Parish of Caddo-By yir-
- the of writ of sale issued from the Honorable
the District Court of the parish Of Caddo and to me
directed, l will sell at public auction, at the Court
House door, in the city Of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 18th day eff January. 1868,
between the hours of II O'Clock 4 NJ and o'clock P.
NJ, the following described property, 70 effect parti
ton between the minor Francis Bond and Jennie Bond
wife of Robert Hight, to-wit:
Five acres of land il acre lot No. thrtytwo {32)
in the city Of Shreveport, with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon Also the north half of northwest
quarter of section No two ~, township seyeteen 40
range fourteen (l4), in the parish Of Caddo
Terms of sale CASH with benefit of appraisement
JOHN ]. HOPE, Sheriff
and ex- offcio Auconcer
Shreveport November q, 1857. T5t pf $13 so