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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-23

AID II that slsasat, coab.se1 With
Tho Coppsrhesds Of tho North, ever
gets the entire control Of this govern.
mcns, not only will the right. Of the
negro be troddrn down, but the re-.
puA;asion Of the debt savsly follows,
with the abasemens Of every prisei.
pie that makes America worth living
FOR and dying for
Some sdmonish us 10 xait until
aflcr smother Presidential election
fcr saeeor and relief We reply that
delay may be fatal, and Nc have no
right to risk il. With = traitor In
the Presidential ci6cc, surrounded,
q. Be soon will he. with rebels un
dissuissd, tho couEtry may receive
its death wound long before the tth
Of March, 1869, Again, We say, the
removal Of johnson - our only secu.
rity. In Il only is there peace. In
il only is there safety "a w''- .sinssry
Standard,
Mr. Boutwell,, Of Massschusss's,
in a recent letter to the Boston Ad.
vortiser says:
What the consultation" authorizes
tho President to do, that he eau do
where the constitution is silent, he ].
poweriess. he in but one magistsasc,
though the Chief Magistrate, among
many, in tho government Of the
country They all derive their au'
,horiiy, either directly or indirectly
from nc constitution md tho laws,
snd any exercise Of power not 80 dc
rived. whether exercised by the Pres
idcn,, by a Postmaster or by a tide
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-23

AbssssaAy esss ~ Va . sish kst
disty pA1iseA vAs eoassIsa hin
sbsst - ssvps.es Let yosr sss-
ssss bsiag 70 yss tAsss o. fess paih
u water, sd PCT il 10 vssAtub !,
tsks 81 yssr slsskss, sss isss h, ssd
vsb yssssslf veil viaA aaV I'D .
sosg6 sswsl. ssa yesil ssssvss."
/" fks sAs;es sssss very nssA VIE
ssllisg - y. vnsA .yssk,' cid ~
pstissh Well" sd AhssnslAy,
" !. ny b epss p -ppsA : sssstsse
ties.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-23
mas. 4. J. W00D,
(svecssss to y. T. wooi,)
DRUGGIST AND AP0TnECARY


n ARsHALL, ExAs,
uAS rsssived ssd b now opsaiag tsll
II asa seop.sss sssostmsas a DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, and PATENT MkDl
ClN1 PAlNTS. OILS. vARNlsH.
KBhOoJNE OIL LAMPS, GLASS.
I'D GLASSWARE PERPuMERY,
SOAPS, HAIR PREPARATIONS.
COMES, BRUSHES, Ae. Re. Asd .
grsaa vsristy n
Teilss and Fancy Artleles,
1asgical aed Dsslal lnslrunents. Physi-
eissss Pocket Casrs ard Saddle Rags,
Trsssss, 6upportrp, and braces. Also =
iresa supply Of Colssap's Mustard, and
q we'll selected stock Of
ID Y + 8 T u + + 3.
N. B.-Havins secured .he services OF
. qualified Apotbccery, Physlc'sns ca"
rely upoo kavisg their prescriptions care
fully compounded at I'll hoars OF the day
OK night
70 Cssany Dsakn and rhyncians.
You viii please call and examine my
stock beicse going elsewhere, - 4 n cos,'
plste In every respect I candli your bills
y low - any other hosss In this section
of country.
FRANK h. WOOD
A~suut 25. 1866. 3u
NOTICE..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-23

loan BURKE, As,essay ed Cesn'
clio, st Lsx. Mas6aii. Tsaas'
k,ny ressas1 ~ psecsacs 9! ~ ~
,,oo, VII psassaDs y ell tss coss's
kbe sixtA Ju1leiA3 Dlserict.
,u.iusse islsustsd 70 hh care VII re-
| We stries al prsnpt atssss'oa'
bet. 20. IS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-23

4 Sailor hsisg ssksd hew ~ Htsd
Ais MID, replied. "wAy. d'ys -, /
lsek ~ ~ u y saly IAk II -,
.. ~ Psssoe says. hst aasA ~ II
~ h.'s tsi~s = nsak q l. II
easy w, NJ ~ = . Tsstss .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-23

J. h. TULLlS,
DENTIST,
MARSHALL, TEXAS.
H.ving rstsssed iron ike Ohio Ileatal
OuseGs, oGbs NJ sssviees 10 the PshaIc.
OMse-nhsl u Ms Conrt Hosse. ovrs
ths seees 81 W. n. JcAastoo 4 Co.
Marshall. MaseA .. 81. Aly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-23

M o. HcGs.. ....uss
Llcxs HALL, Attssssys q Law.
Shreveport, Il. Ooss o. As'sss
hi, Dear ~ nash. 49,.
Mach :, 1865. II"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-23
kW Ihek uoyEl.
d WIN n HHnG ia

RV IN E GU q + .
NORTH E6st Oss~ Fsske Ssssrs,
UNCLE JOD1 BLOCK.
'lils Hoaal 4 ss.vssisselY sss.eAsd
for ths sIsolline pa>as, where
esa eaa b aeeemDe4a1e4 WA -
(y HksT. 6sspaa1s a11Dakivs, po'sl..,
ohaisiss. PsggssAse 81 sls.ss 2.
ey' rs:dy y ~ - . "As~s
Call in Gsselsnsn 81 rsehsss.
Aug 81, 1871. SOB y no'H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-23

DAxAos NJ CosvsssaATs Pa.
vArsEas. The ststsnssts forward.
ed BY NJ. Adams 70 Secretary b.
ward, Ia the natter u ~ slstos By
The usissa Bs.ass seaisss xaghsd
for damages dess ~ Costb1sssas
privssssrs asssd est il RsgIish pests
exhibit The folltviag aggrsgatss
Destroyed BY The Al.
ss..s, ss,sss, sss q
Dssssoysd By tAsShss-
sadeAh, 2,3Gs, 2si -
Destroyed By shs FIs.
ids .s,iD,S77 81
GrasA Teal, oe,ese, ~ II
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-23

II viyss Il Mssdea ssd nsiia
ar nsa Missaes's vi y ss.'ssss
be- s.yos1 10. q recovery Pr pr''. 81;
0stn .Salu b Ia JILL Css'csss w - !
s.reIy de vAsa ~ kso.s aeens y:
a. q her husSesd, asd tass 80
- vorss Of ~ Nsxisss Empire.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-23

F. Wsll. Dick saii ass~ss to .
De1i.s nAn uhaps vijs ~ ~ hsss
a44ssdlsC hss = ysss wlss r "6As
; ~, I tAAsk res"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-23

pscted, Brovnlov'a request to hin
legislature has besa granted. That
body is composed Of his representa-.
tives--not those Of the people Of Ten
ncssee lie hiss managed to again
befoul the escutchecn of a noble
State. lie has consrivsd 10 gain VI
allied station. lie will never make
himself honored. IT they we're re-.
sponsibIc for IL, II would DO stand
Ing rebuke 10 A msrican installations
that such individuals can sscsrs i'm d.
portrait places in c0sasctiou with the
government Of the country. Bot We
should b. wrong 70 ssevibe 10 Amer.
lean institutions Brownlos's sleva.
ton II il because those institutions
have been ovsrthrows Asd degraded
in Tsnsssssc, sai because tho bad
work hAl besa dose BY Browalow,
that he has been given, At his bid
ding The United States senttorhip.
BY sccsdisg TO his dsma nds, mis- log
i.lA.are hss noas grossly insultsd the
intelligence aud dscency Of the pso-
pie Of their State.
How eontsmp txoasiy his own par
~ associates In other Statss psgsrd
him mAy b. p!aisly ishrrsd fssa
10 plaiu lsrns u tks following frea
be columns Of The New Yort Timss
We are rasher glad TO see Parsos
Bfownlow's bid for the ssnstssship,
sud hope Ia will h. slsetsA. He
does ia6ails mischief ~ s1ssaaivs u
Tsnpsssss b will Dc sons - ssss-
tor At washisgtop. Supreme vhsrs
be il now, 10 Washington hb secss-
sdeitiss will b tossd down, sad he
viii BE- forcsd 70 tsot ia the traesa.
Besides, Brownlow il . man who has
" Claims claims on the psrty, on
the psople, on IL snivsrss gssssslly.
Men whh eisins hsvs 70 - disposed
Of sonshou, aud ths oaly question
is, "how'" most sspsdisntly sad
with the least diaeonfort. He il "a
sisphast drawn ~ ths ls4assy. and
vhsi shall b. done with hin y the
question Of the hour. lie has him
self proposed the hssi solution, asd
W. trust Il will b grs,shsliy -.
centnh H
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-23

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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

DEFECTIVE CHIMSEYs,-As cold
weather approaches and fires become
necessary, the danger arising from de.
fective flues and chimneys should be
guarded against, A large proportion Of
confagrations is caused by defective
chimneys, or the reprehensible practice
of running stove-pipes through the roof
of outbuildings attached to dwellings.
Such dangerous nuisances should not be
tolerated No man has right toexposs
the property of his neighbors to destruc-
ton for the sake ofsaving few dollars
which it would cost to place his Chin
neys in safe condition. Besides being
the business of the city authorities to
attend to this matter, it /. also every
body's business who has anything to
lose.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22

THE members Of the Alabama Con-
vention are not very remarkably prohc-
lent with their pens but they do mako
.fne bold marks. Actions speak louder
than words.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-22
c1.iOht Strrct Dirrrturn.
Sersrp GolrO Dirrt,O.N.

4 NDREW MADISON, dealer in dry goods, gro
\ ccrics grain, lumber c'c., JcrScNl~Nu Nt-hh
JACOB \. SWISHEli, dealer in liidc,, Leather
,J Bark etc Madison township Cnlumn!a county
PA. Ven ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06

Mining stocks were strong and active At the first
board Cofdon closed 1oc higher than at the time
yesterday selling at IS 10; Peoples Gold and Silver
eoc sehg at 81 80; American Flag 20c., selling at
50 10; Qartz Hill was 15c. lower, selling at 81 co.
smith AMI Parmlee Csc, selling at 50 80; Atlantic and
Pacific 2 selling at 81 AT the second board American
Flag cosd l0c higher than at the rt board selling at
So 20; Qhrtz Hill 10c., selling at 81 70.
The folbwng complete list OF the directors Of the
CIeveandand PttsburgRailway Company for the pres
ent year -Mcssrs. James II. Banker, G. W. Durant,
David DUs Thomas Slocomb and John Steward, OF New
York; j H. Tracy. Of Chicago; J.. n McCuloch, Of
wellsvill( Ohio: W. w. Holloway, Of Bridgeport, Ohio;
B. f. Jotes and J. H. Shocnbcrger, ofPttsburg and J.
+. Clark Ind T. P. Handy, Of Cleveland
In the Court OF Chancery Overeui, Quincy Co.'s
affairs at being slowly settled Aftt some opposition
on the rt Of the representatives Of the shareholders
the Vice Chancellor ordered divdendforthwth OF four
shiings tn the pound and adjourned the further hear
ing OF tle summonscs till the first Monday next torn.
The viceChancelor decided that all pSes should agree
10 dividend OF four shings. That dydend was agreed
TO be paid at the close Of December hd would leave
over G1os, 900 undisposed Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06

AT the ten o'clock session OF the open beard the
ke stronger than the close Of business last even
ing, and Erie sold at 67l< u; Northwestern, 45Jl
do. preferred s2k I Michigan southern, S23s a u
Among the miscellaneous stocks Union Navigation
advanced to 1887, and was in demand at
the advance At the first regular board there was an
distribution Of business, with more disposition to
buy than to SELL New York Central closed Y lower
than at the time yesterday Erie u, do preferred
!, Illinois Central y. Cleveland and Toledo TX North
western II, .oledo. Wabash and Western u, Marposa
preferred Is, Western Union Telegraph y. Reading was
4 higher, Cleveland and Pittsburg u, Northwestern
preferred y Fort Wayne u. Government securities
were firm Coupon Of 1881 advanced u, five
twenes Of 1862 r. The Issue of 1864 declined H. and
thirty notes without alteration AT the one
o'clock opn board the market Vas Arm under
an improved demand for all the leading socks,
Erie being the 1rmest OF the railway shares.
Union Telegraph Company advanced to 1OSH
New York central sold at LIZ 1929, Erie, 67% 6s ;
Reading. 1855; Toledo, Wabash and Western 40 ASK
Michigan sothern s2zS Illinois Central 122 Cleveland
and Pittsbuss S91S 90l Rock Island, 1O4 AK NORTH
western, 46la Il; do. preferred s2k e; Fort Wayne
104zS 106; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, Al 47K; Quick.
silver, 44al Subsequently, there was an improved de-
mand for al the active railway shares and especially
Northwestern, preferred AT past I'VE the market
closed Arm the following quotations New
trail liz 1s2K, Erie 67k 1, Reading 1861 Ak,
Michigan Sdthcrn s2ts a ", Cleveland and Pittsburg
90 a e0k, Northwestern as 46h, do preferred s2x
So, Rock Hand 1857 a 1o4. Fort Wayne 1o4x 1o5,
Mariposa 3rs u. Compound interest notes were
quoted thusby the dcalers:-June 1864 1861 81 july
1l5T 1lo3; August, ll5,S 1l5x; october, 1l47.
*; Decoiber 1i3,S y; May 1866, 11lH a u;
August, l1Gs y u; September Ito 1i0A; October,
lo9h o x.
AS usualpn Saturday there very little business
done fosgn exchange, and the rates normally
the y yesterday Bankers bills ON England at
sixty dayi were quoted at the close at 100 1925
commerc bills, los 100; francs at sixty days. SIS
20; at tree days 5loa 5.1sk; bills Berlin, Tx
72h onBremen, 7sx 10; on Frankfort, Az a4lX;
on Amstfdam, Az a4h; on Hamburg, 3ok q ";
on AntweP. 517h SIS.
Consol&nd American securities were quoted as under
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06
FINANCIAL AND CONNER clAL.

SATURDAY, Jan. SO p. NJ
Tho stock market has been firm, with decidedly ad.
vancng tendency today, notwithstanding the continued
acuvy OF tue demand for money The latter was how
ever less than yesterday afternoon and good houses
were enabled to supply themselves without enicuy at
seven per cent The semistringency which has
naanifested itself during the last day and q
half y directly traceablc to the desire of the
bankers to make favorable returns as possible to the
Comptroller Of the Currency for the quarter ending
this evening. Some OF the banks were willing, to-
wards the close Of business to issue cashiers' checks
without counting any certiacations which might come
In against them in their returns to the Comptroller as
the checks Issued would not be felt in the withdrawal Of
legal tender notes until Monday; but perhaps the
majority Of the banks were sufficiently in doubt or
indifferent to maintain their entirely intact and
in other way tho activity Of this morning be nc
counted for On Monday, however, it is generally be-
eved that the banks will be willing TO lend freely The
Statements OF the associated banks win doubtless be very
favorable, she increase in legal tender notes and deposits
and the desass In los being nearly equal and not far
from millios and half either way. -
The gold market showsd continued sctvity and firm
moss The opcsng price was lsaA. followed BY . do
ciins to 1881 ans steady advance to I3zx From ans
point sAwe was relapse to Isa, which was however,
succeeded by rapid rise to lSa, and the closing price
ls4 Tho supply Of coin was in excess OF Ae de-
mand; and while ioeus m few instances were made
without interest," from three per 1s2 per cent was
generally paid for carrying The exports OF specie snis
day were rs under:-By the Allemsnnis 1921 6oe by
The louisiana, $1516 and by the City Of Washington
%, ISL, making for the weak, sS17,572
The daiy range of the gold market during the week
q thus shown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06
PERSONAL IHrEllIcexcs.

General Clinton b. Fiske, OF 81. Louis and Congress
man A. w. Crawford, Of Pennsylvania, are stopping a
the st. Nicholas Hotel tfE
Judge Gorham Blake, Of Boston; Major General rhos
Eagen, Of the United States Army Judge Bucklsnd Of
Montreal; John B. Wheeler, OF washington, Clerk Of
the House, and Paymastev H. B. Valley, Of the United
States Army, are stopping ~ the Metropolitan Hotel
Captain Bedford Prior OF the Royal Navy London;
John Collins, London, and Rear Admiral Palmer Of the
United States Navy are stopping 1t the Brevoov House
Congressman =. n Hnbbs,i Of Coxssck.e, h stopping
at the Holman House. f H4lsA 4sIst tfO
General r. G Crawford. Of Ecington; Cougrsssman y.
p Usher Of Indiana and Donald Mckay. Of Boston, ere
stopping d the AstVr House M "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06

The above figures show the yearly prices named in the
contracts and tho annual cost OF repairs each section
canal may DO increased Tho increase will be dependent
upon tho amount Of excavation done In the Albany
Basin, at fixed price per yard Column one shows the
prices ut which the contracts wore awarded per year
Columns two and three show the amount expended on
each section in 1855 for repairs The contracts
framed TO cover all the expenses or charges en-
btaoed IN these two columns.
Tho difference between the old and new contracts,
without reference amount expended outside in column
No g. IL $43, 367 The difference between column No
and the aggregate Of columns Nos. and Is 81, 427
The canal repair expenses paid In currency; In
1854 they paid In coin or It's equivalent Tho prices
Of labor and materials used for repairs on the canals
nearly 100 per cent higher all round than they were
I'm 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06
MARRIAGES AND fATHs.


BARBsR-BAuKy.--0n Thursday. @uafy 3, by Rev.
r. w. Punnctf THEoDoRg BARREN To hiss CnARL0rrH A.
BAILEY both OF Staten Island
BucKLxY--FRossAKD--On MondayDecsmber 81 at
81 AIMS church, WnLiAn H. BUCHY. OF Louisville.
KY, 10 ApxLB H. FnossAKD, OF Bremtourt, France.
CARnoLI--BuRrB On Thursday, huary 3, by Rev.
Father Mooney, Of st. Bridgets cfch New York,
GnoRcs CAKRolL TO JRSm G. BURNS, brooklyn.
PYgnu---SAcKxrr--OnW Wednesday, buuarv g BY the
Rev Dr. McMurdy ELISHA PENCE tdsRusaA r SACK
xrr, daughter Of the late james H. sa<tt MN4
Rochester and Syracuse papefs pleslcopy 4
TAuoR--RonkKTs. On Tuesday, .b1ary I, By Rev
r. O. Putnam Josxrn H. TAYLOR. OF hciHnati, 20 Mix
CAraAars, daughsss Of Joseph Robsr ESQ, Of HUDSON
City, N. J. nMAo 81
n, ysSa TsssssU ysswV Y y vlsslass2s 6 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06
INTERESTING LAW CASE IN CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, s. {

CHARLESTON. s G., Jan. 4, 1867.
The emit against the Bank OF Charleston is before
the United States Circuit Court Judge Bryan presiding
and has been in progress for over week. At the open
ing yesterday motion was made TO Ak day for tho
appointment OF receiver; but the indications that
The Bank will be nterfcred with and that the pres
en officers connected with the institution will be allowed
TO retain the management Of Its affairs To-day further
argument will be heard, and II will then probably be de-
apitsly developed whether the Bank W 70 into ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06

nanos OF receiver or not The Bank and its corpo-
Iaiors nave tha best Available talent as counsel in tne
Dens.i' infdnding Mr. Campbell, United States Senator
reos, lseatenant Governor Porter Mr. Common, and
La"sr9 AcCrosby. The counsel for the biliholders
are 1esrs Brewster Sprat and others The excites
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06
Joseph Robertson, Ii. D.

The recent death Of this gentleman Curator OF the
Historical Department Of the Register House Of Scotland
is announced in the Ednburg papers. Mr.. Robertson
commenced life a member Of the press first In Abor-
deen then in Glasgow and in 1s4o became editor OF the
Ednburg Couran which position he hold four years
In 1858 Lord Advocate Moncrie appointed him to the
position which he held at the time of his death, and
although IL had been hitherto unmportant and SUBJ
ordinate Office under his able management II be.
OF great consequence to the literature OF Scotland
Mr. R0bersons researches into the past history Of Scot
land displayed much labor and ability and his writings
Councils and Canons Of the Scottish Church., which
has becn recently published thross new light the
history of Scotland before the Reformation and Is
gardcd work OF great value. In April, 1884 the
honorary degree Of Ii. D. conferred upon the de-
ceased by the University Of Edinburg OF ap-
probation Of his talents and services to literature
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06
Princess sophin Llechtenstein.

The European papers announce the recent death Of this
lady at Pesh Hungary She the daughter Of actor
named Lowe, and at early age went the stage
singer having great London and Paris 10 ls40
In 1s4S met and afterwards married Prince Frederick
Icchtenstein an oilcer Of the Austrian army and
family Of her husband opposed the match, but event.
uay gave way the determination Of Prince Frederick
Tho Princess Sophia born In 1915 and was conse-
quenty yone years OF ago at the time Of her DEATH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06

PRIDE parents BY the Rev ". Amber GsoeGs vAs
NESS OF New York CITY, 10 JosEPHsx youngest daughter
OF Jacob Lawess Esq, Of the former place No cards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-06

.fe-ss s American Ports.
BOSTON, Jan Arr steamship Peruvian (Br) Olovev
Fns1spSa; ssSr pssrson wSatsr .G Ws Csss
nc ca ship csnova, ~ Elcss Hsyana; bark BndpIorL
CHAR brig Abby, gonaiyes Es psH R as
BUCKsP0Rf, Dec s7--sld schr n vanun spurins.
CHARLESTON Jan 4-Arr steamship orsssAs w..
nYork SID steamships honska LIBBY. NNerk; Upses.
FALL RIVER, Jan Arr schr Fountain. rrspA NYos,.
Sid %, schr Fsnny Mosa Davis, NYork- - = - -
GALVESTON Dec N-Ar brig Amanda 0uioa. Ashby
Mobile scsr A Fsspch B1rGe. Psnsssoa- ca Sak.
Jan Arr bark Lincoln. Bath. Outside schr jas oDs.
nohue: g,kex, from Bangor lishserins. 4 - 90
80 Jan 2-Arr brig Arctic. crane Parsboro.
HOLMES HOLE. Jan g. PM--Arr schr Prss Banner.
Do q ~, SSsnnsesmond va Tor Boston
oeccs wsrren James Henry. 81 81. -"
ath AMMO arrivals ii port Br BRIG ospray; scArs
Oliver spslm.n julia Damage, Pavilion Sarah vsrdncr.
rayut Northern Light Transit Hattie Ross Ross
..JACKSONyILLE Do ss-Arr schrs Emma wadsworsh.,
Srs sss carrsr curs .pS sh Ess s.
3rSason klork $n John crocker, howe xasAnsas' sh.
MACiiIAs, Dec T--Arr schr Garland, Munson, NYosk
SD 18th brig josie new. Pettygrovc, MatanxAa. y
NEW ORLEANS, Jan Arr steamer Havana, Whitman.
MOL shiP May Brisns vespcr. vsrpoo brig NORTH
NEW 0Rr Jan s-s,d schr n vsrnum, spurlins Buck.
.h.-s s sssr; YOUNG Hatch. and Emma Hsga.
PHiLADEEfHrA Jan t--c,d bark couqusrcr, sliriIss.
3S hs ' Ss Gee m0s ;. T,S: s
sscsg iss 5oan Gibson which nov,
sfeamskip Gen Barnes NYork
wicKfoRo Dan s-sli schr 8 Adams Donovan. Ssn
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-06-26
CoNSTaRLE,s SALE

CONSTABLE,S SALE.
I'm JUSTICE ALIENS C0ERT-State of Louisiana,
IL parish of Caddo-No. 2lo-Mrs A. S. WELLS VS..
Mrs R. V. Estes and Husband BY virtue of writ of
sale issued from the honorable the Justices Court for
Ward No. A. parish Of Caddo, State Of louisiana and
to directed, win sell at public auction, at the Mar
ket House in the city of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July, 1867,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. NJ and o'clock P.
NJ, the following described property, to-wit:
One lot Of ground, fronting forty feet the Texas
Road and running back one hundred and twenty lone
feet being in the northwest quarter of section No. one
be Il e
Seized the property of the defendants, and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs.
Terms of sale-CASH, provided the property brings
its appraised value. If does not bring its appraised
value to be reidvertsed fifteen days longer and sold
on credit Of twelve months, the purchaser to give his
note with good security and mortgage retained on the
land to secure payment of the purchase money.
j. L. SCARBOROU Constable.
Shreveport, June 6, 1857 E5t pr S21 90.