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THE REMOVAL OF GEN. SHERIDAN
As every attempt to interfere with the re-
construction legislation OF Congress has re.
suited in the enactment of more stringent la VS.
for he government OF the lately rebsllious
States, we now find many OF cur southern
exchanges deprecating any further opposition
10 The execution OF the acts OF Congress in that
section, and regrettIng any interference with
the officers who are charged with the duty OF
seeing that the laws are carried out The
Democratic papers North which do not feel the
Immediate effects of facuous opposition to
Congress, have heretofore stoutly oppose
acquiescense in the reconstruction policy
OF hat BODY. but are now beginning TO
perceive that continuance OF the strug-
gle can only result in still further
damaging the South. and are therefore alarmed
a. the prospect which presents itself as one
OF the oLsequences OF the removal of Gen.
eral Sheridan: namely: the enactment OF still
more stringent regulations to enforce compli.
ance with the Will Of the Naiona! Legisla-
ture. The New FORK World is so far convert.
ed as TO appeal 10 The President on this sub
JecI, and express with some warmth its trust
that be will '.iorego his purpose OF removing
General Sheridan Rumor is still busy here
with the subject, one account being to the ef-
feet that General Grant says neither Pope nor
NC With, ana tlat
Generals Thomas and Hancock, who have
been named as Sheridan and Pope's success.
so-s, are both actively engaged in their depart.
meEts, and cannot be interfered with; while
others assert that the President has telegraph.
eu 10 Ger eral Rosseau. ordering him to Wash
ington, and IL is judged that he is still intent
On Sneridan's displacement, and that Royseau
viii be his successor. Nothing definite is
known, however IN regard to the matter
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Surgeon Louis Zenzen has been detached
from the Suwanee and ordered to the Cyane-
Passed Assistant Surgeon Thomas c. WALTON
rom Inc ONO and ordered 10 tae Suwanee.
acting second Assistant Eng ileer Thomas "
Mcintosh, from The Ascutaey aud ordered TO
the Shawmut, Acting Second Assistant En-
gIneer X Il. Swift, from The Piscatauua and
ordered to the Aseutney; Acting Tnirl AS.
81 AM Engineer inonas Lee. from the Pill
grim and ordered 20 the Shawmut: Lieut..
Commander a. r. Yates. from The Vermont
snc placed on waiting orders; Passed as.
sL-taht Surgeon EDWARD X. Brush. from the
"ateree aud granted sick leave: Mate Car
rirgton A. Torney, from the Navigation Office
a Washington, l.. O., ans ordered 70 the Ports
mouth; hldshipHan +. A. Field has been or
oeTed 10 temporary duty on the Michigan:
Passed Assistant Surgeon g. S FRANKLIN. to-
the Ohio: Paymaster Alex. Nee. Bishop, to
the CSans; Acting First Assistant Engineer
ShareIs Cranston, TO the Ii.eataqua; Acting
Second Assistant Engineer VIM. T. Warbar-
ton, 10 the Pilgrim Acting First Assistant
Engineer James b. Farrand, Acting second
Asslsis Mt Engineer Samuel AppoId, and Act
leg Third Assistant Engineer John Slack. 10
me Shawmut; Acting Masters Z. w White
Charles Huggins, James + Alcorn, and Mate
+ n Irving. 10 The Cyane; Acting Ensign J.
L. n Graham, ard Mates Nicholas Alder
son, b: L. Diernaase, and Charles Ciainsford,
10 the CyaEe. Boatswain Peter A. Cha son as
been placed on waiting orders. Acting As
sistant Paymaster Alex. ). McWIliiams has
been hoporabiy discharged, TO date from Octo-
Der IS. 1865: acting Ensign J Ohm II. KING, from
date, Acting Assistant Paymaster A. b Rob.
inson. .rC II November 81, lSGi
THIRD Assistant Engineer f. p HalIoweil
has been detache q from special duty at Ports
month, y H., and placed on sick leave:
Acting Boatswsin Ansel Keen, from The navy
yaro al Boston, ordered 10 the De Sofo: Act
Irg Ensign W. j. Dument, from the Potomac,
and ordered 10 the Shawmut
Assistant Surgeon w. :. Bowen, has been
s'cered TO the navy yard al Washington;
Boatswain .iaspar Cognlan, TO the navy ward
a. Boston; Acting Volunteer Lieutenant De
VIM q. kells, Acting Master Moses p Butts
a. George 7. Cory, TO the Shawmut
Acting Master W. +. Chase, has been dis
charged from The service
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FINANCIAL,

Lewis johnson & 60. quote stocks and bonds
Al home and foreign markets as follows:
ERw YoRK,August S.-First Board-US 6s,
ISL, coupon, lIl's; do registered, -; do.
52g's, coupon, 113l,: do. registered, -: do.
Certificates -; do. 5-2D, new issue. -: do
136's, los 4: l0.iUs, registered, 1853; coupon.
Pacific Mail, li6.: Atlantic Mail, HE Canton
Co., i9R; Cumberland, 35&: Quicksilver, ~:
Mariposa, 10: prei'd, n. Y. Central. lgi !
Ere Railway, 6e7si preferred. rs; Hudson
River Railroad. l2U Reading r. f., IU4 y
Michigan Central. ITO; Michigan Southern,
s04: Illinois Censrai r. r., 1ls!; Cleveland
and Pittsburg, 9tS; Northwestern, 46i.; do.
preferred s9ls: Cleveland and Toledo, l,3 x
Rock Island, lGl i; Fort Wayne, los =; West
Union, 40
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hEPREHENsIBLE-Th style of remark
adopted by one of the Washington CORES.
pondents OF the Baltimore San in regard to thu
charge OF Judge Fisher TO the Jury in The Sur.
ratt case, and the similar tone OF remark of 81
editorial In city evening paper Of To-day. in
which not only is the Judge grossly abused
but Juror is singled out for censurs in IN
most offensive terms. strike us as exceedingly
reprehensble. Such language would he IN.
proper at any time, and is especially so when
n case is undecided. 1t becomes the press ,,
maintain . proper reticence, certainly wnila
The case is yet before the Jury.
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WIN. Il. WHEATLEYS PREMIUM STEAM
" DlEIEG AND CLEANSING = III
NOpRs, SASH, AND BLINDS.

The undersigned would most respectfully invite
stock Of goods. consisting. Of DOORS. SASH
bHLaINpS, WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES
&C., at his store. No. 424 Mass. avenue, between
6th and 9TH, opposite Northern Liberties Market
the various sizes and qualities, at tho lowest cash
prices. Also, odd sized work made to order:
je Il -3ms GEORGE n. BARKER
TRAIL SKIRTS BOUGHT AT CHAs BAUMy
$50 Louisiana avenue, at 81 piece. COR
SETS and SHOULDER BRACES n,ade to order.
je 20 Inn
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PUBLIC LAHDs.-Returns ave been received
by the Commissioner of the General Lind Of
flee, showing an aggregate disposal OF ss,oi2
acres OF the pubic lands during the menth OF
July last, at the following local offices: Sioux
CITY,. lows. 10. sol acres;Sprinxficid. Missouri.
I2.4S6 acres Detroit, Michigan. 9,4t5 acres |;
La Crosse Wisconsin, s.6aQacrsA. The greater
portion of these lands was taken for actual
Settlement and cultivation under the Home
stead law. and the remain der sold for cash and
locssed with agricultural college scrip and
mil ,tary warrants. The cash sales realized
SlU.263.
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Disasters at Sea.

NEW YORK, August s-The bark Marco
Palo. from Bremen. has arrived. Three deaths
occurred on board during tae trip. On Au-
gust 5th she fell in with n raft on which WIS
Captain CHM, of the bark Oak Ridge, from
Philadelphia for Boston, which Ioundered III
the burr cane Of the Cd instant Capt CHM
was the only person saved. The crew con.
sisted of nine persons All told. Jas r. Gum
was mate, and Albert II. CHM was seaman.
The others were newly shipped and their
names are UNKNOWN. Every vessel arriving
brings reports Of the severity of the gale. and
as having seen much Wrecked matter.
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PERsoSAL.-General Swayne has left Mobile
FOR Washington and New York ...-fioysrnor
Burnside Is one OF the directors OF the ne WV.
formed Peru and Plymouth fIpd) Railroad
C-mpany. 49, Wee President Waae is IN
stump Ohio for the Republicans.
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STATIONERY CoSTRaCT.-nessrs PhiIn T.
Solomon have been awarded the stationery
contract for supplying the Internal Reyenue
Department west Of the Rocky Mountain.
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INTERNAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was the
amount received from this source to-day 81
revenue department OF the Government
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-TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

! <~{Bv Cable TO the Associated Press.
LoHDoH, August S.-Noon-Consois. AK
U. S. sos, s3x. "a ~
LIvRxPec1,>Augusts .-Noon-Cotsnr NM
altered. Br~adstnffs unchanged. Weather
favorable for crops. -
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, August s-Flour 10a20 cent
better on old, and dull and heavy on new; re-
ceipts AZ .0S5 barrels. Wheat, Gas cents better
receipts 1888 bushels. Corn. / cent lower
receipts 100000 bushels. Rye, quiet Oats,
steaoy. Pork. shade firmar: sales OF 500 b r.
rels; new mess. S23.12kaS23.l5. Lard, steady
at I2Xal3A cents. Whisky. quiet. Cotton,
dull al 2sh fc7 MiddIing uplands. Freights
quiet. Turt,eniine. steady a. 6a,s6Uk cents
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eJ-Nine car loads OF Norwsgi,n immior.n,.
arrived at Toronto. Canada, on Thursoav ~ AZ
and started for the Western States an honr
after.
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THE PRESIDENT AND MIR. STANTON
The following is said to be the correct text
OF the correspondence which recently passed
between the President and the Secretary OF
War:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, Angus ), 1867
SIR Public consid era,ions OF high CHAR
acTer constrain me to say that your resignation
Is Secretary of War will be accepted.
Very respectfully,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
To Hon. Ed.rtn II. Stanton. Secretary Of War
To which Secretary Stanton replied as
follows
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, August ), 1867 {
SIR. Your note OF this day Aas been received
stating that pu0Ic considerations OF high
character constrain You 10 say that my reslg.
Aaiion Secretary OF War Will be accepted
In reply. l nave Tie honor to say that o al bic
considerations OF high char acter which
alone have induced me 10 continue at the mead
OF th!s Depai tment, constraln me not to resign
the othee OF Secretary Of W ar before the next
Rieetng Of Congress.
Very respectfully yours,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON
To lie I'reSidsRt.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
RpYina. tSsHinQ.

WARRINGTON, August :, 1S57.-Jay Cooke
Go. furnish the following quotations. OF Gsv-
eminent securities
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EOR SALE OR RENT-The new BRICK
/ HOUSE. No. 2J4 North CAPITOL street upps,
site the Government Printing 0fIce, contains :,
rooms. cellar. and wood shed. Call and IL
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TTOusE TO RENT-A first class RESIDENCE,
II with all the conveniences of hot and cold water
on each fopr bath room, &C.; thirteen rooms; sis,
suafetfon the southeast corner of punharton ana
Washington streets, Georgetown, D. q. Eent e
al 600 per Aniitin Inquire at 25s q ST.. DeS. stsA
aud 18th, " Arlington, p. U. saA5 iss-u
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BOARDING..

LNOR RENT-In private family. two very nice
L ly -furnis he'd ROOMS. with the best of BUA I'D
III healthy and desirable location. Address w. :.
Star Office, stating name and residence. all S-St
A YOUNG LADY DESIRES BOARD by the
"A 18th i'll a private family. " here there are
only few hoarders. Georgetown preferred to
Washington. Address M this office. 1t
Es0ARDING.-MRS. NJ. A. BANNERMAN has
- removed her BOARDING HOUSE from All
-PenDsy lyania avenue to the
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 18TH AND SITS.
The house has recently been thoroughly reno
waited. and contains all the modern Improvements,
with gas and water throughout Rooms large and
airy.
Terms moderate. Table Boarders accommodated.
4 fine, large ROOM, suitable for office, for
rent. ~ a'tsss aaS-3t
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Or. l.. ALCAN. southwest corner of 18th street
and Penn'a ave, cures rheumatism, Eruptions of
the Skin, Colds, Go6t, Debility, Affection of Pa
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES CARRIAGES =
~ On hand, n lar y, assortment of fash aaR q
ionable CARRIAGES, ofmy own make ,StEIE@
which will be sold at low rates. Also H@HS
number of second hand Carriages Repairing
promptly attended to.
ROBERT II. GRAHAM.
Repository, 314 street. bet. Sth and 9th.
au 5 st Shop. al I Stl street, near D. n
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IMPORTANT TO CIGAR MANUFACTURERS
Fine Connecticut LEAF TOBACCO can be
bought at New York prices. at WEIGHS NEW
CIGAR STORE. la Penn. avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets. This Tobacco shi pped direct
from Hartford Valley. Conn, and is from to
four years old au3- tt
tN0R SALE-A shifting top BUGGY, in good
Il order. Price, SI25 Apply at lS2 / street.
O.Et%
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sN0R SALE AND RENT.

FRAN r. H9I + of Fl We rooms IN y street. near
Fourth: lot ~ bY Price, ,.6set, only san cash
balance IS per month rutii paid
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L beast. almost new Coat Box Top BUG ~
Gi and HARNESS. tan be had at a bar ~
Office or,
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one of ten rooms. on Pennsylvania venue near
tn Circle. for private family only. Very NEATLY
and completely furnished. SlSo per month
ID. l.. WELLS 90.
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II REMOVAL.
-. PEEL MOST RESPECTFULLY Informs
his friends and the public that he has re- -
moved from 431 7th street to 422 SEF- 90
ENTH STREET west, least side, where ne "a
has on hand large assortment of STOW Els, A
TIN WARE. and WORCESTERSHIRE -
GOODS, to which he invites the attention OF pur.
Orders for ROOFING, sPOUTs, &C., solicited,
and promptly attended to. je22-lm
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Terms of sale One half cash. balance in two
equal payments, at and two years, deferred
payments to lie secured by deed of trust on
property. A deposit Of SlN will be required when
property is struck off. WIN. ID. CASSlN.
Jy 31-tf Attorney at Law.
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harm FOR SALE.-The unders gned will sell
Il at private sale the farm in his occu pancy i,
located between Rockville, in Montgomery county,
Maryland, and Georgetown, ID. c.. upon the old
Rockville road 1t contains 1876 is in "A good
state OF lies beautifully eie yatei and
very healthy, has several 1e springs upon il. and
untaiiing streams IN every field. 1t will be shown
te any one by Mr.. WM. HAGAN, who Resides upon
1t. Title Is perfect. Terms made known on appii-
cation t. GRANY1LLE T. HYDE, No. 63 Water
street: or. to Dir. GRAFTON TYLER, CORNER
Washington and Gay sts., Georgetown.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR RENT-Pieassnt ROOMS, sritable S,r :,
gentleman and wife or two gentlemen, ~,
BOARD, ut $40 street. aUstf
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NOR sABE-A FRAME HOUSE. HtariT ne,r
i containing four rooms aud Kitchen. t1grti,~r
with the adjoining LOT, 81 tina I'D on u 81 raat l.,
between and u north. Applv on the premises
auS-2g~
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spOARDERE-Firs class BOARD can be had at
ID Il Washington street. GeoT ge1own, ii inule-
date application be made, sit
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EOR REST-Corner Sth street east and & street
i north, HOUSE, containing rooms, with Store
room and Cellar; rent low. Inquire corner 9th
ard G streets, Navy Yard, ~ 24-ltr
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TAKEN Up, AURIFT OFF OF Blaekistone's
i Island, during gale of wind on the I'd inst,
ONE SCOW which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges
=. -. CAPTAIN PURSELL.
list between eth and 9th sts., Island.r
jy 30 2aW3w~ Washington, ID. c.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
A6NAI. AIArrIERS

To lie I'resident.
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WANTS.

VNAKTED-A rAKTN ER si;h s" .oso, IN cash
w business. paying - good per ceGtage. A
GIess A. b., at the post office. u :
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NJ WASHINGTON LIBRARY-AT persons
LAS having Books out of the Washington Lii
trary are requested to return them. The Library
will bc open for this purpose every day this week
from ~ a III. to p. WIN. Q. F0RGE.
OBJ
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JAPANESE SANDAL WOOD,
TOOTH BRUSHES,
AT
au SGT KING PLACE.

EOR SALE.-REDBUCk COLT, 4years old 49,
Il hands high; fine saddle driving ~
horse. Can be seen at the corner of 10th ~
and h streets north ~
au SGT s- = T. E. DREAMER.
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Two LRT-Thrts we'll FURNISHED ROOMS a.
No 339 street north, be- ween 9Th and lpr.,
streets west. an : g.t
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-12-14

WE, the undersigned, heirs IN law in the
W succession of W. ID. EanarsGel, dec d,
hereby renew the reward of $l50J offered
Tor the apprehension of Kit Gregory, Ben
Gregory and jim White murderers of w u.
Fanar s0el, assuming all responsibility for
the same, and releasing from any Obligation
in the premises whatever. the above named
gentlemen, citizena of Bossier parish,
KIT GREGORY is about is years old,
black hair and eyes, and Il downca8t look !
lis complexion is dark or rather yellow,
speaks very little and slowly, and weighs
about l25 pounds, 5 feet or 3 inches high.
BEN GREGORY is about 20 years Old
black hair and eyes, his eyes quite small ;
his complexion is elbow or sunburn+; about
= feet high, very slim, and will weigh about
i30 or lo3 pounds
JIM WHITE is about is about % years
old, dark hair and rather blue ewes about
) feet or 9 inches high, we'll made, and d
great taller, and one OF nS arms Thought
to De the left is crooked from being once
broken.
They ali formerly resided IN Texas.
The above reward Of $500 will be paid
for the delivery of the three assassins to the
Sheriff of BosSier Parish, at Bellevue, La,
or $500 for either of them
LUCUS VANARSDEL,
Attila County, Miss
VANARSDEL,
Jefferson County, KY
ELLEN j. BROWN,
WM. NJ VANARSDEL,
4. j. VANARSDEL,
Pike County, Mo-
Bellevue, La. Dec. 9TH, 1867 n364t
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SheysR's Sale.
James McGu'gan =.
vs.. NO. l6lo.

John Kelley.
IA the District Court of Bossler, La.
nv virtue of writ of fieri facias
ID issued from the Honorable the
District Court of said parish and State,
IN the above entitled suit, and TO me
directed, have seized and will proceed
10 sell at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, before the Courthouse
door, in the town of Bellevue, within
the legal hours of sale, on Saturday the
9TH day of january, 1868, the follow
inc described land, to-wit:
A certain tract of land situated in
tbs parish of Bossier, La. and describ-
ed as the west half of northeast quarter
and northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter, and northeast quarter of south
east quarter. aud southeast quarter of
northeast quarter of section Z, town
ship 81, range l2 containing 1919 IL,
I0l acres.
Seized as the property of the defend
ant, John Kelley, and to be sold to pay
and satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-On credit of 12
nonths-purchaser to give approved
bond, with 8 per cent interest and spe-
cial mortgage retained on land to Sc
cure payment Of purchase price.
w. II. HILL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, Dec. Ia, 1867. 81 50
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Succession Sale.

Succession Of W. Million Pickett, decd
by virtue of writ of sale issued
AD from the District Court of Bos-
sier Parish, La, in the succession of
w. Milton Pickett, deceased, and to
me directed, will sell at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder,
before the Court house door, in the
town of Bellevue, La, on Saturday
the 2Sth day Of December. 1867, the
following described property, belong.
ing to said succession, to-wit:
An undivided seven twenty fifth in.
teresti in the WATERLOO PLAN
TATION," on Red River, in said
Parish of Bossier, containing fourteen
hundred aud seventy-three and 27-l00
(l473 27-l0Ol acres of land.
And the undivided Que seventh in
terest in the northeast quarter and the
southeast quarter and east half of south
west quarter of section number l3,
township 10, range II; hill land, stu
ated in the parish of Bossier, and con-
tanning 400 acres, more or less.
Also, the whole of fractional section
10, township Is, range -; on Red
River, in said parish of Bossier, and
described as Lots Nos. /. 2, 3. 4. 5, 6.
2 and 6; and northwest fourth of sud
section rs. and containing four hundred
and eighteen and l4-l00 (4l8 IA 1907
acres.
Also, FIVE hundred acres of land,
more or less. lying back of or north
east of said Waterloo Plantation. num-
Der and full description to be given ON
day Of sale.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit Of
appraisement.
w. II. HILL,
Sheriff and ex-officio auctioneer.
Bellevue, La, Nov. %, 1867.
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Reuben White


va. No. 1914.
Annie Melville and husband.
In the District Court of Caddo Parish,
Louisiana.
DY virtue of an order and writ of sale to
ID me directed, from tlle honorable the
District Court of the parish of Caddo, in
the above entitled suit, and to me directed,
have seized and will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, to the last and highest bidder,
before the Court house door i'll the town of
Bellevue, La, on Saturday the 4th day Of
January, 1868, the undivided one half in
tcrest in the following described land,
to.wit:
The northwest quarter of section number
one, and the west half of the northeast
quarter of section two, township sixteen,
range thirteen The south fractional part
Of section thirty five, township seventeen,
range thirteen. The east half of the north
east quarter of section two, and the south
east quarter of section two, and the north.
east fractional quarter of section eleven,
and the south half of the east half of the
southwest quarter of section number two,
anil the northwest fractional quarter, and
lot three; i'll section two, township sixteen
range 10; and fourteen and 77-l00 acres en-
tered BY Michael LATTER, ad joining the above
land, and included i'll same plantation, lying
IN section twelve, township sixteen, rang$
thirteen All situated in Bessier parish,
La, on Red River, and containing in all, 733
F-l00 acres
Seized as the property Of defendant, Annie
Neville, and to be sold to pay and satisfy
said writ
Terms of Sale-0n credit of - months
purchaser to give approved bond bearing s
per cent per annum interest with special
mortgage retained on land to secure pay
ment of purchase price.
w, II. HILL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, Sovember.l4, 1867.