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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-12
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HARRISON g. RCLEE,
L.YyV.Fl .9GE.v.T&.

OrFics 9p Door Sousu OF FiRsr NATIONAL BAsS
MAIN SSaKgr.
lave FOR SALE % IMPROVED FARMS
IL In Scott and adjoining counties. Wild
land and City property Of oil kinds.
Will attend to all business pertaining 70 the
Real Estate. declg -dtf
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Chicago MARKET.
CuioAoo. Feb. -.
Fisura Dull and dropping sales light q
0ssc@lo.75 for spring extra; Sls 6ool4.2s for
winter extra, and g ,25Qs so for spring super.
6ne
wheat-Dull. and lie. lower; No. spring
~ io@2.ao; No. spring, ls51l@l.s7l[; clos
ing at 1851.
Corn = steady, but quiet; sales Of No. At
sl9s2'ac-: rejected At 55@ss; closing at s2@
ss1s and rejected at 55. :.
- Oats = Dull and neglected, at 4o@4o1ac. for
Rve-Quiet. at 9sc for fresh receipts Of No. !.
at 44lsc.
s10
Provisions-Dull
Ness Pork-el- .5osls.75; rumps $3.50.
aard-lll3@llsSc.
dressed Aogs-firm and steady; sales at $40
@1.se, and closing AT $7.4e@7.1o, dividing on
SEQ lbs
Live Hogs-Receip's TO noon 500 head; de-
mand good BY packers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-12

Whca&--nnll ard favor- buyers. III ga.ao for
| No. Mil. and S2.i5Ga5 FOR White California.
Corn-l52c lower. at ~ 1910 Is saca., aud
II .litil IL in store.
Osts =. over a. 6f a. see
fork-Dul and droopng at sa0ook 20. 5 for
new closing at $eoss le.6a4ls.Ts for old
Lard Dropping. a, li4@ls.
Dressed Hegs-Essier, at gjs@s9skc.
Whisky--More active and firmer, nj se@s5 in
bond.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-12

Nsv Yosx. Feb. IL
Gosson Quiet and stea6y. Il S.
rour-Acre active and S0l0e lover = Slop
Hoop Ohio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-12

A Card 10 the Public.
Nlessrs. MCCKa.E 4 BEAN.
rARPEyTERS AND BUILDERS, ON
~ Brady, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
solicit share Of the patronage Of the people
Long experience in building warrant us in
promising entire satisfaction to all who favor us
With their patronage.
Plans and estimates for all kinds of Building
Materials furnished promptly and NJ reasonable
prices.
feb 2.dtf MUCKLE 4 BEAN
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HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.

The great Blood Purifier, AZ q Spring and Summer
Medicine. stands unfivalled. removes all impurities
nom the blood and gves health and strength 10 the
system. HURLEY. RUDOLF q CO..
Pr0nsietorn Louisville. ".
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-12

Let no ono forget the peculiar value Of thesc pills
Prev NATIVE OF eiseasc ar well ~ remedy Ter
eomIllut- al eady exciting. IAN ounce OF proven
t.n J.. better than pound OF cure, and an desc OF
Railways Piiis taken once OF twec week Will not
only keep all the soereions In such healthy cond-
ton TINT pre-, ailins tsorders may he set a. Defiance
but thty Will the worst cases of dyspepsia, In
diccr.ion cortiyeness. &c. beyond Apcracvenfrre
IL only requires ffam 20 three pills 70 procure
gentle movement 81 tie bowels, while from four to
TX produce a brisk and thorough purge. With most
o;ter pills you have gripping painf, nausea sickness
and tcntrinu- because they fail TO cNpcl " III tie
the bile and 9th deceased hrmo.r. Ds. HAD
ways Pills leave ruch IN schicf working rem, lis
circulating IN the syrtcin but purge out all that may
be- obriaeie Ia the way OF restoration To health
Hence their operetion Il accompanied 10y no psir.
Ihoy do their work perfectly but am'ably They DO
not depete PROSTATE. They purify and strength
en- They an. PREPARED OF 81 occ and costly extracts
of medical paEtr. rooi- hcrns, gums Ac.. yet they
sold Tor tte price, - cts box d, manded
Tor inferior article In using them You do not dose
yonrself viii caloinel mercury or sntmoDy. yet you
ret rid ,fyour hlousness with ,a-e and prci.pii-
Jude; your heart, your kidn-ys, your nerves, yoGr
stomach relieved from disorder and you are reg
ulated' into petieet health. liadwns Regulating
rills sold ht nfuyli-f~.
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Chicago Live stock Market.
- Usr.oo. FEB. y.
Eaitie-Receipts of Pal head.
hoxs-Rsceipts 2.l5f head.
Sheep Receipts s9s head.
sales Of i27 cattle at &f75@s.OO.
Ssies OF nogs at rs Ss9so5 Or common. ana
n... se1 io@ loo lower e6.so@s ~ at opening.
Sales ofthe best grades Of sheep q ea.SS@
as'i dull aud weas,
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EsHEnvvOOD. kAIsNS 4 CO..
General Commission 1l0rchapls,
Oo"HeEctoI StxSot
~. Louie. Nh.

Refer 70 Second National Bank ST, Leuis !. O.
man Saving Institution, St. Louis. and Merchsn
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Cincinnati Market.
CrcuuAsi, Feb. II: +.
man1
Whsst-ln fair demaud market firm at last
quotations No. l Winter n. 20.
eieeator, and IS in sacks
Oats Dull. and pricss ueuinal.
kye-Firm, At les for No. /.
Barley-Dull.
Cctton-Duil, At 29aso
Provisiens-bull and he,ders more aaxious u
resl.e. closing rather hesyy.
Lard-l2@l2k.
Groceries-Sieady.
Eggs-40c.
Linseed Oil-Firm. At q SO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-12

HuRlEV'S POPULAR WORM CANDY.
AZ this Is really specific for Worms. and the bost
and most pAaAble form to give to children tits not
surpssing that II 10 Aet taking plsce Of al other pre-
pssatione for wormsit sbeing tastelsss. any child
will take Il. sug2SdHwlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-12

rss TIRE pArs.y DEMOCRAT.
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EsUNNEyyEcLL-s

FsUENEyS ELLIS
EelFe"rxG, The claims for this valued
Pills. Family Win ere bey ond
th4t OF any other in use. 4
-; OF them y il net OIL prove ibis, bat te greater
orror 81 tsnsrsks which has heretofore been called
c,,.a.srfE IT, ECl EC1IC PILLS never require
vrr ts, and aeDgn hut one ioT tAc cOac, q on NE
bowels without the slish,est griine point al thc
frcstes, importance. particularly ID
Chronic Constipation.
For which axe sfSeLE PIT eteIy. or 10Y I.H''
Night. They never produce debiiifs ana cure mo-.
es-tion. Dyspepsla, Head Ache, i-ser sia hiuney
The ilood Ioss AZ Annette aud all arrangements oil
b. ssls or Stomach. ..,, s.,...
Ivy sold hr ali Wholesale and Retail dealers IN
-aohn 4. EEummesyc1l. PrOp'r,
Practical [ helnIs;, . Commercial Wharf, Boston,
Mass.
pi,ys.cl sus or Dealers supplied In Bulk. Formula
and 1sll Testimonial &c this Great Aloise Develop
ynerf sent on demand. oct7-d1m
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bANSl0taS AND SURGEON Office IN
basement "a state Bank Building. Residence
AL N bet Dartiy nnd Perry strerts. nolNdw
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a. saEr.e.EsM.

IA 2a 3RNpY STREET. BELOW $40
"a ond keeps constantly ON hand and makes
TO older.
ei-nts', ssoys' anG Children o
CLOTHING ofthe beat material aud in n mannes
that canno, fail to give satisfaction. Liberal
patronage respectfully solicited. Imy2l-dly
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Opinions OF the Press.
The name Of Biningcr h Co., No. Is Beaver street
10 cla-snsec To the cxact and literal truth what
ever they repscseut.-N. Y. Com. Advertiser.
The importing house OF Dininccr & Co., No.
Bower ~taoet i conducted upon principles o rtec.
rsty fairness and the highest hcnor.-N. I. Ev~rRg
kxj iuneit -neodsn- w-fGweow iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-12

STUDIO NO. e--FARRAND'SBL' 3jtLOOR
C1HOTOGRAPIlS WORKED IN OF Oh
i Water Cclors. or India Ink. on plain OF
albumonlzed psper. Particular attention paid
TO oopies.
SPHINX Il MORTON.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN
IL EKS, Paper Hangers. GIariers, &c. shop
corner Main md Fifth sts. mcl2s .d1yt.
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WI. a.. h,nI~rNE

A TrORNEN 4 COUNSELOR At LAW
IN and War Claim Agent. Office DnyenportR
Niock, ID Floor, cor. Main nj Second streets
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HAVING BEfN tNCAGfD IN TUE PkAC
Al tce Of Medicine and Surgery Tor the last
TWENTY fisA taAns IN rus SrATs. has pt rnisL-
entity located N this city, and offers his profcs
sional services To the citizens al Davenport and
vicinity. aud hopes hy his long experience with
the diseases OF the climate, TO merit and receive
portion OF public patronage.
sTce corner of THIRD mud brady, over Lind
ravs trwelfy Store, residence IN what was for
merly known ~ the Fulton House. ON Water
street. above the bridge. june97. dtt
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PUTNAM IL ROGERS,
A TTORNEyS AND COu NSELO ms ATLAw.
~ Office in navenrort's Block. Vi floor. ic7
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Miss. =. T.. PHELPS

- IYsfCfAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor
Il "a and brsdv Streets, nncer Strcrrcr 4
I"yiie' store. Residence on lsih ST., bet Ira
dy ard Main. ootsd. DIT
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{. w. III. ssssSk,ss.

kNAyENP0RT. IOWA. cttIcE sou TIL
eide Third street. between brady and Main
streets. Residence nearly appoe,tc.
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CDNSTABLE,s SALE.

Shreveport, July II, 1867, E5t pr 50 63
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TRANSFORMERS SIZE.

INJUSTICE ALIENS CuUR T-state of Louisiana,
! naTIsh Of gaddo-No. 2so--Il BAEa vs.. steamboat
BIAsros, Captain and owners. BY virtue OF. 4 writ
Of sale issued from the honorable the Justices Court
for Ward Nm (, parish OF gaddo state q LOUISIANA
and 10 me directed viii sell public auction at the
Market House. the city Of Shreveport parish ana
State aforesaid on
SATURDAY.. the 17fh day of August, 1867.
between the hours XII ~ o'clock ~, vi and eieeh &
H. the following described property. toswIt:
The bull Of the steamboat Blanton, together with We
naachiners Of the steamboat i. DiAafd winch u now
on the Biantou.
Seized d the property Of the defendants and to bs
sold to satisfy the writ tie above entitled suit win
all costs.
lis appraised value If it does not bring its apprasea
value to be r advertised fifteen days longer and 500
on credit of twelve months, the purchaser 70 gre nls
note with good security and retained On ie
boat to secure payment Of the purchase money
r. Il. SCARBOROUGH Censfeas1s.ssS
iT,,f, - ]
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L parish of Caddo--No. l5o.-MeI1esALD 5 Law, VS..
steamboat BrANroN Captain aud owners. By virtue OF
writ of sale issued from the honorable the Jnstices
Court for Ward No J. parish of Caddo State of Loui
siana and to me directed will sell at public auction,
at the Market House, the city of Shreveport parish
and State aforesaid,
Saturday, the nth day Of August, 1867,
between tie hours of 10 o'clock A. and o'clock P.
NJ the following described property to-wit:
The hull Of the steamboat Banton together with the
machinery Of Tie steamboat &. billiard, which IS now
On the Blanton.
Seized as the property the defendants, and to be
sold to satisfy thewrit in the boyeeatitled suit with
all costs.
Terms Of sale--CAsH, provided the property brings
It's appraised value fit does not bring It's appraised
value be readvertsed fifteen days longer, aud sold
on credit of twelve months the purchaser to give las
note with good security and mortgage retained on the
boat to secure payment of the purchase money.
J. L. SCARBOROUGH Constable
Shrerenort. July II. lSsT. st pf % 81
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C0SsrraRIE,s SALE.

Il parish of Caddo--No 149.-N AIst4 i Be1ssEAU VS..
steamboat BbAEroN, Captain and owners By virtue OF
writ of sale issued from the honorable the Justices
Court for Ward No. A. parish Of Gaddo Statesof oui-
sana and to me directed / Will sell at pubic auction,
the Market House in the city ofsMeveport, parish
and State aforesaid
Saturday, tile 18th day OF August, 1861,
between tue hours Of II o'clock NJ. and O'clock 2.
NJ the following described property, to-Wt:
The hull Of the steamboat Blanol, Together with the
machinery Of the steamboatL billiard, which is now
on the BlaBton.
Seized is the property Of tie defendants, and to be
sold to the writ il the aboyeettitled suit with
all costs.
Terms Of sale-CAsH, provided the property brings
its appraised value Ii does not bring its appraised
value to be readxertised fifteen days longer. and sold
ON credit OF twelve months the purchaser to giFe his
note with good security and retained the
boat TO secure payment OF the purchase money.
]. L. SCARBOROUGH, Constable.
Shreveport July II 1867. F5tpf s. 63.
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CONsTABLE,s SALE.

T n JUSTICE ALIENS COURTS of Louisiana,
d parish of Caddo-No. =. A. SosR vs. Epw. MAR
eucY By virtue ola writ of sale issued from the honor
able the Justices Court for Ward No 4, parish Of Cad
do State OF Louisiana, and to directed, will sell
Shreveport, parish aud State aforesaid,
Saturday, the Sd day Of August, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock y. NJ and o'clock 2.
h., the following described property, to-Wit:
One 2-Horse Spring Wagon.
Seized as the properly Of the defendant and to be
sold pay and satisfy the writ issued ii the above en-
titled suit, with all costs.
Terms of sae--CASIf, with benefit Of appraisement.
# the property does bring the appraisement, it
will be immed iately re6fered and sold on credit OF
twelve months, purchaser to give note with approved
security bearing per cent Ger annum interest from
day of sale until paid =.@
Shrevepnrt. July II, 1857. It of 81 50
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CONSTABEE.s SALE.

IN JUSTICE ALIENS cot RT-state Of Louisiana,
Il parish of Caddo--CITF Of sHREvEPoH T ~ Lot Na
IA III Block MI 57--Owners unknown. BY virtue OF a
writ of allie issued from the honorable the Justice
Court for Ward NO parish o Caddo State Of Loasl-
ana and to me directed, will sell az pubic auction,
1T the Market House, the city Of Shreveport, parish
and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the Sd day of August, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 o'clockA. II and clock F.
NJ. the following described property. to.stti
Lot No. IS in block No. II, situated IN the CITY OF
Shreveport Seized and to be sold TO the city taxes
for the year 1885, with all Gusts
The above described property sas offered and BID
off to Thomas Byland aud K. Isaferck Saturday,
the ed day of june who refused comply with the
terms of their bid it IS hereby reoered II their risk
Terms of sae--CASH, without benefit OF appraise-
rnent. ANDY CIKRIE. Constable
T Shreveport, July g. 1857. #5t pf 81 60
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Commercial Intelligence.
SourH- WESTERN oFficE,
Shyare,ort JuIv 81

Shreveport, July 81, 1861. {
Business for the past week has been rather spotted
here and there obbing house doing fair trade, but
there has been nothing like general, healthy bust
ness. Il has been mostly confined TO country mer-
chants filling up broken stocks. Our stocks, though
ample for the trade far from being heavy 1pch
is generally the condition Of the country merchants
aud our New Orleans friends can look out for heavy
fall trade, provided the crops turn out we'll
CoTroS.But little offering ard that little, II most
cases, held a figures higher than buyers disposed
TO give; consequently but few bales have changed
hands. Annexed is correct statement Of the condi-
ton of our market:
REpoRr OF GgEGo & Enthusiastically July 3d.
Since last report the cotton market has been quite
active for the better grades until Friday when owing
TO unfayorable news by telegraph from Liverpool and
New York. the various grades declined fully c. from
previous quotations. On Saturday the following que.
tations were realised Ordinary 16@l615c., good
binary 1711lg1915c and low mddliug 100000
Gold IS50I37 Monday the market was less active at
the above quotations, with tendency to inside figures
Tuesday up to the hour Of closing report no sales had
transpired. Gold unchanged.
REPORT OF ]. III. WAsKoM & Co--Tuesday, July so
Since our last the cotton market has been rather quiet
with limited sales, but evdencing no material change
in prices. We have had nonews BY telegraph since
the 26th inst, and consequently parties show dspo
son to hold off, and await further advices Theweah
err for some time past has been exceedingly warn-a
most insnfera5Ie. Reports from the growing cotton
crop are far from encouraging which has, ina meas
ure, influenced maay TO hold on to the small balance q
the old crop until the coming season. we repeat oui
quotations follows Good ordinary 18@lsc. and low
middlipg 2o@2ic currency, taxes paid. Gold 1869
1873.
COTTON Statement.
Received from interior this week bales 2GT
Received previously {trom lst Sept. 1860. 5S,o3l
-5a,2
Shippedthis week. .................+... S22
Shipped previously ...........-...-.....52,sl 5
-, e3i
Stock on haEd ............ ... 66I
MoSErARY-GoId, l35@I37 silver, 1s0@ls8; Mex
lean dollars, q shade under gold. Our bankers arr
selling sight checks New Orleans al 4 and on New
ork at get premGm.
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Ser Orleans Cotton Market.


MONDAY, July %, 1867.
The tendency of the market 10 day has been toward
unusual rHness; the views OF holders being material
ly strengthened by the improved tone of the New York
advices, Offerings were light throughout and gener
ally of undesirable character beirg mostly confined
to the inferior classilcations the movement in which
was quite limited the majority Of the orders on hand
called for thehigher descriptions Of the staple Under
these circumstances tile days transactions have been
quite inconsid4rahle, being restricted to barely 500
bales, six brokers participating u the business Prices
Indicated an additional improvement, the larger por
ton Of the lists sold realsng figures disclosing m ir
regular advance Of kaye. The market, however,
unsettled throughout and it is almost impossi-
Bile to give approximate quotations even, deem it
expedent to omit them altogether.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept. LIST, 18e5-baies.. l02 082
Received since yesterday ............ 1SG
Received previously ............ 1855 S03-75G 98q
Additional bales made from wrecked
loose, burnt and damaged cotton
pickings, samples, etc 13,32s-77o,81
872,s94
Exported since Yesterday ...,..,..,..,. =
Exported previously S34, T75S34, IT'S
Stock on hand and On shipboard not cleared 1888
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c0YSTARI,E,S SALE.

i parish of Caddo- No. 2sg.-BoBgRr BsEssIse VS.
steamboat BLAsfoN, Captain ard owners. By virtue
of writ sale issued from the honorable the Justices
Court for Ward No. parish of Gaddo State Of Louis
at the Market House, the city of Shreveport parish
and State aforesaid,
SATURDAY., the 18th day of August, 1867.
the following described property, to-sEit
The hull Of the steamboat Banton together with the
machinery Of the steamboat 2. Diiard, which IS now
on the Blanton.
Seized Is the property of the defendants and to be
sold satisfy tie writ IN the above entitled sn with
all costs.
Terms Of sale--CAsH provided tie property brings
its appraised value Ii il does not bring It's appraised
value to be readyertised fifteen days longer and sold
credit of twelve months the purchaser give his
note with good security, and mortgage retained the
boat to secure payment of the purchase money.
J. L. SCARBOROUGH. Constable.
Shrevanort Juy % 1877 FAT Mt ga ~
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CONSTABIE,s SALE.

I'm JUSTICE BEALE'S C0URT-state Of Louisiana,
4 parish Of Caddo-No. 26-THos. i}YLASD vs. steam
boat BANToS, Captain and owners. By virtue of writ
of sale ISSUED from the honorable the Justices Court for
Ward No 4, parish of Caddo, State OF Louisiana aud
to directed will sell at public auction, at the Mar
ke House in the city Of Shreveport parish and State
aterTsaid, on
Saturday, The 18th day Of August, 1867,
between the hours OF ~ O'clock N. and O'Clock r.
N, the following described property, towit
The hull Of the steamboat Biaaton. together with
the machinery Of the steamboat L billiard, which is
now en- the Blanton.
Seized as 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 it does bring its appraised
value be reddvertsed fifteen days longer, and sold
credit of twelve months the purchaser to give his
with good security, aud mortgage retained the
boat to secure payment of the purchase money.
j. J.. SCARBOROUGH, Constable.
Shreyenort. July IL. lS61. ST IF 81 e3.
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\ SxEERTEEa.S SIZE

IN DISTRICT COURT-state Of Louisiana Parish
4 Of Caddo-No. 7442-G. Ct PALM vs.. wv. n,
Lacy By yirtne Of writ of er aeas issued from t1e
and to ne directed will sell public auction, 1t the
Court House door the city ef Shreveport parish and
State aforesaid, on
saturday, the ;ssl day Of August, SCI.
between the hours Of 10 O'clock NJ and o'clock r.
NJ the following described property. to-ait
4 smalllo of Books.
Seized as the property Of the defendant and to he
sold to pay aud satisfy the issued IN the above en-
titled suit with all costs said books having failed e
! bring their appraisenen t at first offer.
Terms of sae-0n credit of twelve months, pur
chasers 10 give notes with approved security
john. HOPE. Sheriff
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state of Louisiana Parish cf caado.

Succession pt WI WI SaITE, deceased
YE7ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Contributes Is
4 hereby given that John w Smith, administrator
final account Of his administration Of said succession,
and unless opposition is made thereto in thirty days
the time prescribed by Law, said final account will be
approved houoiogated and made the Judgment ct the
Court a. PRAYED for.
- Given under my hand officially, this Sd day
- q f W. + :. ioS' RI. WEIGHT. Clerk.
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GUILETT'S PATENr IMPRoYED
STEEL BRUSH COTTON GINS

fEyHIs GINS made under the patents granted to B.
4 D. GulIett, Of Aberdeen, Miss, IN 1888 was for.
nlerly manufactured by Gunnisoa, Chapman Co, of
New Orleans and Beckett & Tindal., of Aberdeen.
Miss and is now made only by the Mystic River Hard-
ware Manufacturing Company under the personal su-
pervision Of Mr.. y. D. Gullett, the patentee.
The peculiar advantages Of this Gin are:
First. The quantity Of cotton ganed in given time
Is much greater than BY any other gin of Al equal
number Of saws. gnof eighty saws turns out ten
bales per day
seeand Ii separates from the cotton das. and
notes and leaves it clearer from nap than my otfe
gin made.
out the ntremoving all the kinks ard Eaots-eaas-
ing it 10 undergo a partial caFdng process.
Fourth, The roll cannot be broken by yer-feedag.
& does rot "spew.
Fifth It is made in q superior style of wosaraaa-
ship strong and substantial, with iron ends. Every
! one IS tested before being sent from factory.
O. L. & J. CHAMBERLAIN Agents.
Taily's Binding, Milan street,
iel2tf Shreveport, La