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A HEET NREJG.

TTOW OFTEN WE HEAR THIS EXPRESS
III ion from pcrsens reading advel Iisemeuts Of
FRi.nt Medicines aud in nine out of ten they
may he right 1t j. over l9 years since introduced
mr m-diciue, the VESITIAS LISIaEST, to the public
I had no money to advertise it, ] left it for sale
with few druggists and storekeepers through a
email section of the country, many taking II with re
laetNnce but told them 10 let any one have It, and
ifit did not do all stated my pamphlet, u" ore
WsSd paw forit In some stores TWO or three bottles
were taken on trial 10y persons present. | was, by
thought crazy and that would be the last they
would ace of me. But | knew my medicine was no
kambug Ia about two months began 10 receive
orders for Lnment, some cal ing Il my valuabl,
Linment who had refused to sign a receipt when
lsft II al their store. Now my aales millions
BEETLES yearly and all for cash. | warrant it superior
30 any other medicine for the cure of Group, Diar
Phsea, Dysentcry, Cole Vomiting, Spasms, ana Sea
aisknesa ns an internal remedy. 1t is perfectly nuO
cent to take internally. oath accompanying each,
Aaiile,-and externally for Chrouic Rheumatism
Headache, Mumps, Fro ted Feet, Bruises, Spr:.ims,
Old Sores, Swengs, Sore Throets, &c, &c Sold
BY all the Druggists. D pot, 90 Corilandt Street
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sS5 The Rev. GEORGE LANDoN, State Senate:
from the Bradford district, is named by tho
Columbia Republican as the right man to sue
-reed Mr.. Buckaew in the United States Sen
ate two years hence. This is part of the pro-
gramme under which General Cameron wa,
elected this year.
Mr. Landon has no graces of personal APP
pearance or charm of manners TO recommend
him but he has intellectual powers and cul-
ture of an unusual order. In the prime of man
hood, with enlarged views and advanced opin-
ions upon all public questions, he belongs to 1
class from which it is extremely proper tho
Republicans of Pennsylvania should select Its
Senators
A writer in the Philadelphia Press suggests
the name of Mr.. G, W. Scofeld, member o.
Congress for the Erie district, in the same con
nectiOn. Less an orator than Mr.. Laudon, ho
surpasses him in exact training on many lines
of thought essential to successful statcsmanshir
The Republicans of the west will do well to
bear the suggestion of his name in remembranc CO
-PItSJurg Gdzettc.
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The ESTRAY LAW are often asked what
8 the law in+regard to stray cattle, sheep, DC.
1t is briefly as follows: 1t is the duty of all
persons having strays in their possession, with
n four days TO deliver to the town clerk a par
tcular description of the color and mark, natur-
al or artificial Of each stray or stravs, in writ
lngor other satisfactory way, and for every neg
lect or refusal to do the same" he shall ba la
ble TO forfeit aud pay the sum of five dollars
"and it shall be the duty fthe town clerk sub
iect to like penalty for neglect Gr refusal, TO
make entry of the same in his book, for which
he shall receive on each head of horses 50 cents.
each head of cattle % cents, and for every sheer
cents to be paid by such persons DELIVERING
the said notice aforesaid" If the owner pre-
sents himself within 80 days after said stray has
been thus registered on the book of the town
clerk, he is entitled to receive his property on
the payment of the costs, the keeping and the
damage that may have occurred. After the ex-
piration of 80 days, if no owner presents him
self the person taking up the stray shall cause
an advertisement particularly describing such
stray, t0 he published IN at least one newspaper
in the cOunty-and if no owner shall appear
and make ont hIs proderty in said stray within
so days after the publication of said advertise
ment, the person taking up the same shall ap-
ply to a Justice of the Peace in the same town
ship, who is required to Issue his warrant to a
Constable, who, after giving 10 days notice, is
required to sell the same-the money for which
is to be paid into the hands of the Justice of the
Peace, VIII" is to pay all reasonable charges for
the cost of keeping, registering, advertising,
selling, DC, and the balance, IF there be any, is
to be paid into the county Treasury,
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Ladies of Delicate Constitution

And uncertain health are strenuausly advised 10
throw a-ide the nausrOus aud useless preparations
with which thsy are accustomed to drug themselves
and test the hygean, body y-aud mind lGngth thening
virtues of HOSTETTEI3S STOMAtU BIT
TIERS. In all the complaints aud disabilities
arising fom various causes, they will find this cheer
Ing, refreshing aud uvigor,iug preparation of eXt
ordinarr efficacy. lis reLuatdg pr pcrties are non
derfu, and a remedy for The lan4uor nausea, trc-
mors cpnvusions, hysteria, &c which often accom-
pany the development Of worHanhood, it has "qual
among the Prescriptions Of the Faculty advert sed
Saedicines. For the many distressing feelings which
usher in and often follow the period Of maternity
aud also for the painful and dt gcrons symptoms
which sometimes accompany ''chauae of lite HOS
TETTERS BiTHERS are earnestly recomms uGrd.
No other restorative to suit well the coustl-
tutions and he organization OF The ferbler sex H.
all ea-es of Female Deb lily, where there is want OF
brisk vital action, the BITTERS produce most i'm
pVriaat change relieving local weak ness, and re
@Rtabli Ehinv the general health
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WORLD MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-
This institution, located in the city of New York
commends itself to the public by number o.
special features, to wit Mutual Premiums
lower than those of majority of the Life In
surance Companies in the United States; Non
Participating Premiums lower than thos'
charged by any Company in the world Dvi-
dends increase annually after two years, witt
the age of the Policy; Losses Pad in Thirty
Days after due notice and proof OF death ano
Thirty Days Grace allowed in the Payment
Premiums. The Non-P Participating feature o
this company offers peculiar inducements Il
persons of fixed income who desire to pay al
even sum, and to secure at once the largest in
surance therefor. j. +. Frueauff, of Holidays
burg, is the General Agent for this State, t.
whom applications for insurance, further in.
formation, and persons desiring local agencies
should be directed.
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AIlCOck's Porous PItsters.
LAME BACK.

New York Nov 90 1859
T. ALLcocK & Co.-Gentlcman lately suffered
severely from weakness il my back Having heard
your plaslers much recommend d for cures of this
kind procured one, and the result all | could
desire. single plaster cured me in a week.
Yours respectfully,
J. G. BRIGGS. Proprietor OF the Brandrcth House.
CURE CT CRI. X IN THE BACK AND IUMBAGo.
Lyons, \. Y, July {, 1862
Hcssrs. AILCoCK & Co: Please send me a dollars
worth ofyour pIastcrs They have cured ne of a
crick in my back, which has troubled me for some
time, and my father is going to try them 10.
difficult, about his heat. L H SHERWOOD
Or. Grren, No S63 Broadway New York, informs
rs he >oid, on Moaday, June 22I 1862, plasters
10 yonuG woman suffering cry severely from lum
has0. On Thursday she called To get two more for a
friend, snd then stated how the she hrd pur
chased Monday had relieved h"r Immediately
after putting them On, and CURED HER n TWO DAYS
Of a mo disagreeahe pain in her back and lo:ns.
Sold by all Druggists
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Dr.. Schenck's FuImoHic Syrup.

This great medicine cured DR., J. H. Schenck,
the Proprietor, of Pulmonary Consumption
when it had assumed lis most formidable aspect
and when speedy death appeared to be incvta-
ble His physicians pronounced hIs case incur
able, when he commenced the use of this simple
but powerful remedy. HIS health was restored
IN Il very short tIme,and no return of the disease
has been apprehendcd, for all the symptoms
quickly disappeared and his present weight is
more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his atten-
ton exclusively to the cure of consumption,an and
the diseases which are complicated with it, and
the cures effected by his medicines have been
very numerous aud truly wonderful Doctor
Schenck MAKES professional visits TO several of
the larger cities weekly, where he has a large
concourse of patients, and tits truly astonishing
to see poor cOnsumptives that have to be lifted
out of their carriages, and in few months
healthy, robust person. DIR. SCHEHCK's PuLMo-
NC SYRUP, SEAwEED ToNCand MANDRAKE Pulls
are generally ailrequired in curing consumption
FuE directions accompany each, SO that any one
can take them without seeing DreSchenck, but
when it is convenient it is best to see him. He
gives advice free. but for a thorough cxamua-
ton with his Respmometer his fee ia three dollar
Please Observe,when purchasing, that the two
likeness of the doctor, one when in the last
stage of consumption, and the other as he now
is, III perfect health, are en- the government
stamp.
General WholesaLs Agents Demas Barnes d
Co., u Park Row, New York s. S. Hunce,
l0s Baltimore St, Baltimore, Nd. .;Jchn ID. Park
n. E. corner Of Fourth and Walnut St. Cincin-
natl, Ohio; Walkor d Taylor 1874 and 80 Wa
bash Avenue, Chicago, H.; Collins Brothers.
southwest corner of Second and Vine Sts., St
. Louis, Mo. lthw,eamolyrOct22
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CoATs' FURNITURE WABEROoMs.-Wh al
Wellsville last week, we were shown through
the extensive Furniture Warerooms of II. a. d
". B. CoATs of that place. These young mcr
possess superior advantages for producing the
best of work at the lowest prices and they arc
enjoying an enyiable reputation for SO doing.
They have large Mandatory which contains
the most perfect and complete machinery that
liberal and judcious expenditure of means
could purchase, and they have the best mechan-
:cs that the county can produce. Their nater-
ais are selected with the greatest possible care
and with the one object of being durable. I'm
der such circumstances it is with the greatest
ease that they are able to satisfy the wishes OF
the people and supply the large and con-
stantly increasing demand for their Ware, which
to many establishments would be an unbear-
able burden. Their stock consists of every va
riety that one conld wish. Their prices are de-
cidedIy moderate and they are confident that
none can undersell them. While everything in
the line of Furniture is n speciality with them,
we were very favorably impressed with the eX-
qusltc style of finish and exceedingly low prices
on Chamber snitos and cane-Seat work Our
friends in Eastern Allegany and throughout
Potter counties should not fail to give them a
call if anything is wanted in their tine Wells
UiHe Free Press.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-12

A REBEL DEMONSTRATION NIPPED-It was
announced some time ago that the remains of
the ex-rebel general A. 5. JOHNSTON were to be
removed from New Orleans to Houston, Texas,
for final burial When the remains arrived at
Galveston the old rebels there waited to do
public hOnors to them, but Gen. GRIFFIN refus-
ed to permit it.. Not satisfied with this refusal
the Mayor of Galveston, bent ona display, wrote
to Cen SHERIDAN, whose manly and truly
patriotic reply Is rs follows; 81 have too much
regard for Tue memory of the brave men who
died to.prescrve our Government to authorize
confederate demonstration over the romans OF
any QUO who attempted to destroy lL''
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~~-~~

-" Zcrgler, McCurdy & Co, Philadelphia.
have in Press, and will soon publish work
entitled "Woman's Work in the Civil War" by
DR.. /. P. Brockctt, and Mrs Mary C. Vaughan,
prepared under the sanction of the United
States Sanitary Commission,and with an Intro
ductory Chapter by its late President, the Rev
pr. Bellows, of New York. 1t will contain
sketches of nearly two hundred ladies' and
brief sketches of about four hundred others,
with a just tribute 10 the thousands Of namelcss
bencfactors, who sacrificed 50 much or the relief
of our sulfcsing soldiers
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NOT s FIUNT5UG

7 am authorized to sell Doty's Clothes and Woo
/ Washer in the county, and having used one 70,
}hree months say, uHgualiiedly, they just what
they promise-a good thing. y strong OF
woman can wash as much in Two hours as a womau
can wash on Il common wash board in eight hours
fair test will convince any one that II humbug
will sell them at profit CT One DOLLAR on eacl
Machine. Correspondence invited.
asD sell the Uuvel sal Clothes WrinVcr with cogs.
ANY Wringcr will answer that will work on atub.
Usual price OF Washer, $l4 and SIG
" Wr'nger 50 10 and S12
will sell considerably lees, my object being chiefly
to introduce useful article. l.. BIRD.
nd T.,
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TEE PEOPLE

viii have Their own way, and indeed We do
not wonder that every one is bound to use
Goes Cough Balsam, and nothing else, for it is
certainly the best thing in the world for Coughs
Colds, Group, and Influenza. 1t is right that
all should use it.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, an aticle prepared by
the same parties, IS equally good for DyspeP-
sia, Indigestion and Constipation, Sick Head
ache, Sour Stomach. Rising Of Food, Cramps,
Pains. and in fact any disorders of the stomach
and bowels
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-12

MAS-SELLING in Maryland, is finally TO be
stopped. The rebel judges in some parts of
that reconstructed Stale, peroisting in the fac,
of the Civil Rights Bill to sell negroes conyIc-
ted of crime into slavery, in accordance with an
old State law, the Legislature, becoming scared
at the position of things, has repealed the law.
50 that hereafter negroes will no longer be sold
at the courthouse steps to the highest bidder.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-12

cT~ We have Just received of Mr. Thaddeus
Firth of No 500 Broadway, n Y, the follow
ing named pieces of music Little Lizzie Lee.
Song by II. ?. Danks-very pretty; ''Can it be?
Can it be-" as sung by Nine Methua Scheller,
arranged by A. Dsbeckcr The Lonely Rose
by Chas. +. Shattuck; The Watcher at the Gate
Song, by A. Browne Garrett: Wake not that
Harp again. by E c. b. Holder; Ida Galop, by
Carl Faust; and Selections of Songs from the
popular opera, The Doctor of AIcantara. Mir
Firth furnishes catalogues free, and sends mu-
sic by mail on receipt of price
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- - -G%

GoNE.-By telegram from San Francisco,
are Informed from an undoubted source that
Gen. ORrEGA, the rival of JAURrz, who left this
country some time ago for the purpose of con-
testing the right to the Presidency of the latter
and who was arrested by our commander on
the Rio Grande and subsequently released. has
been captured by Gov. GArREsr, of Zacatecas,
as was also at the same time Gen. PAToNI who
was accompanying him.
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KANSAS SEyAToGs-The proIonoed contest in

KANSAS SEyAToEs.-The prolonged contest in
Kansas for United States Senators has resulted
as the best friends of the Union could desire
Ia the reelection OF both Mr.. PoHERoY and Mr.
Ross, the present incumbents. The vote for the
former was 81 to 25, and for the latter 69 to 40
Mr.. Ross fills the vacancy caused by She death
of Mr.. LANE. The defeat of CAEyEY, who was
suppointed hy big railroad corporations, JoHx-
soNrrEs, &c, for Ross place, is victory OF real
importance.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-12

THE IFFEGENCE.-Senator Howe. ofWiscon-
sin, who stood firmly to his principles and the
party he represents. when ANDREW JOHNSON fell
has Just been reelected to the Senate for slX
years by an overwhelming vote. His colleague.
Senator DooLITTLE, who went down with JOHN-
son, has been commanded to resign, by the
unanimous vote of the party by which he was
origlnallY chosen.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-12

sB~ / is estimated that at least seventy-fiT e
thousand Americans will cross the Atlantic t"
witness the Paris Exposition, and that the ay-
erage cost will not be less than 81 500 in gold
or total Of Sll2,500000. a pretty expensive
.Show" for the United States.
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s5g- We learn that the residence of Lewis ".
Lyman, in Sweden township, was destroyed by
fire last night. The fire was first discovered in
the roof aud is supposed to have originated
from the chimney. Most of the furniture was
saved Mr.. Lyman was away at the time.
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"a" His Honor, Mayor Wood, of Williams
port, has got himself into the deep waters oi
humiliation He has been arrested and bound
over for tria, at next Court on a charge of con-
spring to swind.e certain parties out of large
sums of money.
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This was in Democratic times.


s8~ Miss NJ. +. Davidson will open Select
school in the Academy, on Monday, March
lth, 1867. Miss Davidson has been teaching
the Common School in this place during the
winter and has gwen universal satisfaction.
AS a teacher, the County Superintendent in
forms us she is able faithful, and possessed Of
fine qualities of government
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-12

sTs-In 1865, the New York TriJm.e incun

- n IS65, the New Ork ITtJiO.e incurred
aggregate expenses $546,lO7, netting STOOD.
In 1866, lis gross expenses We're $5S5,l5S, with
net income $2l,25J. Its recent enlargement
increased its expenses very much. Last yeal
1t paid for editorial services SSI ,115 for cor
$49, 300 ; for tcIcgraphing $19,I76.
| t takes much to make a first class journal
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THE SPARKLING STREAM-Tbis Is II

THE SPARKLING GSTREAM.-This is the
title of 4 new music b. ok just received from the
publisher, Charles NJ. Trcmaine, 48l Broadway,
New York. 1t is, as indicated by It's title, a
temperance song book. 1t numbers about 4S
pages, about the size of an ordinary music book
and contains a large number of beautiful songs
set to easy and graceful music 1t is a work
that any person who understands, and takes
pleasure i'm music would like tu have,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-02-12
IS The London Fun has the following sea
WINTER.
sonable ode upon

WINTER.
How lovely is the virgin snow,
That clothes the lofty mountains top,
While in the silent vale below
The frozen streams and fountains stop.
Frost's tracings, see, the window shows
How beautiful each view on it
But not so lovely is my nose
When frost paints coats of blue on it.
How fair the scene, with mantle white
And snow -wreathed roofs and trees in II
But don't think IN called on, quite,
To walk up to my knees i'll it.
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sy~ Those in need of nice, clean shave
can be accommodated by applying to the new
Barber in the basement of the Coudersport
Hotel
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- St Valentines Day occurs on Thursday
of this week Call at Ellison's ~ Thompsom's
and make your selections.
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sTs- Notice the change in the timetable Of
the phiIa d. Erie Railroad. Two trains every
dav-cach way.
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rSg- Our thanks are due Hon. G. ". Scofield
and Hon. John S. Mann for valuable documents.
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Local and General.
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MANHOOD:

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED Just pub
l 4 lished, new ed tion of DR.. CULVEtN ELLIS
Ceicbra Cd Essay on the rad cal (vjthuut med
eine) .. SP"rmrtorrhoea, seminal Weakness In
vol ruiary Seminal Losses, Impotepcy, Mental and
Phy"'cN Inc tcity, lmpcdimcuts TO Marriage, !.
also c. sumption. Epilepsy, and Fits Induced by
A1l In luigeacc or scNutl cVtravagance.
=" Prize, in a scaled envelope only s cents
Tu" celebrated author in His admirable eszay
clearly demoustrs' eS from Thirty Years succos>fu
pTaricctat II" alarming Consequences of self abuse,
"Ey be radically cured without the dangerous Of
interna medicine or The app cation of the knife
poi ttin- out mode If once simple. certain.
And rf ciual. by means of which every sufferer No.
matter what his cOn!it on may bc, may cure hlmse f
eheaply privately, and radically.
- This lecture should be in the hands of every
youth Aud every man in the land.
Sent, IN erserl, in plain envelope TO any address,
po.t ptid receipt of six cents two post stamps
Adde'S the publishers,
CHAS !. G. KLINE Il co,
l2T BOwery, New YuEk- Hnst OsFiee box So
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rHE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

Coudersport Tuesday Evening, Feb. IL, 1867
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Pirates and Privateers

f1rdCeS ana PrlVateerS
bear To honest merchantmen. Remember that the
experience of years, and the very highest scientific
endorsements, guarantee the superiority Of
CRIST1DORO'S HAIR DYE,
every other in use. Il is purely vegetable, in
falible An Instantaneous Manufactured by
CRISrADORD, Aetor House, New York Sold
BY Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressc
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= c &, = : =, = =
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS!
No attention paid to The cost OF
GOODS.
PF0mpt conformity 70 the Lowest
Market Prices is Cur established
RULE.
We are determined TO give the
public the Benefit Of The FALL,
this time.
We shall tcy to prove the RHIe
"W0rks both Ways"
lou paid high prices when goods
went up, we will see to it that
you pay low prices now GOODS
are down.
Others may go down, but VIC Go
not intend to be beaten.
All we ask is to give us a Call.
Shop as much as yCu please. Ir
yOu know our prices We feel sure
Ui q SAFE
We are In for the trade this spring
and are determined that
CHARLES S. JONES
Shall take the lead in furnishing this
section of the country with the best
fer The least money. Ours is the
Store where that can be done. COME,
SEE, and be CONVINCED.
All kinds Of
Go &C 5egz2 Goods!
we are DOW Offering at prices which can
not fail to strike the purchaser as
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RNVASEON!

% you wish 10 have your hair cau,crjzcd from the
oolp: Then beware Of the new brood at Nitriolic
md Cauu-tic Dyes got up 10y uostrum- mongers, wh"
ear the same relation 10 the >ponsbc Chemist that
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-12-04
SIIEssIEEsS SALE

7 n DISTRICT C0URT-State of Leuisiana-Parsl
q Of Caddo-No. 7541.-CIrY OF Shreveport Us
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. By virtue Of
writ of er cas issued from the honorable the District
Court of the parish of Caddo aud to directed vii
sell at public auction the Court House door, in the
city of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid on
Saturday, the ith day of January, 1868,
between the hours of II o'clock a. NJ and o'clock p
NJ, the following described property, to-wt:
Four freight cars, one box car, and all the right title
and interest of the defendants the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company as lessees, in and TO the railroad
Track and railroad from Red river at Shreveport to
the Texas State lne-sad lease extending to the first
day of January in the year 1885,
Seized as the property OF the defendans and to be
titled suit, with all costs.
Terms of sale-CASH, without benefit of appraise-
mcnt. JOHN j. HOPE, Sheriff.
Shreveport, November 81, 1867 I5t pf sis 90