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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-14
Dy EENRY II. LEEps MINEn-aENRY


Fainngs, br0nYeF, stelnway z Son's PIanoforte Re
win sell by auction. fRiDAy Dec - se7 az ess ccock
the rgsdcnce No ~ West Thirty seventh street
Fifth avenue very valuable assortment OF Furniture
slsug Velvet aud brussels Carpets rosewood rsrior
SILK brocaiel Curtains 10 MATCH
Lace do nrst class sseinway rosewood fanoiore cov-
cred Centre Iabe. LAdy's secretary rosewood ttgercs.
and Marble Clock and Vases match,
le.t style, Pier Glasses. Chandeliers and Gas fixp
Bronze ancy Chais, Oh Paintings Ivy Tat j. g. Brown,
Van ssverdouck. D. johnson aud olhers Framed
irgS.
Dining Room black walnut. 'Rccrooms IN rosewood
sad black walnut. Naiuesses blankets. &r., China and
War;, very stand. real Bronxes, Lamp
o.her Furniture Sale percmptory, the owner having eis
4 Europe.
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YyIANrr 4 wALpRON AUC1IoNRERs-sALEs-
IL rccms e4s say viii sell " auction sis DAY a
Cnfpsss Ocoths China and glassware, bfds snd beddp9
h,9ysA xAISheR AtaIah e.
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An IMPORTANT SALE or PINE MODERN PAINT
n ting the private collection OF Mr.. .. n. Dolph and
comprising the works o. oher favorite American and Euro
pean artists. by HENhf II. IL EDS MINER auc"neera
We desire call the attention Of the public ~ the private
collection of Paintings by Mr. J. n. DOlph who
tory trip 10 Europe will offer them auction on the
evenings q frdaS 18Th ana saturday i4h December 81 the
Leeds ri Galleries Nos o5 and el9 broadway southwest
corner OF twelfth street.
ASIDE from his own works which number nearly hum
dred Mr.. Doph will sell small but choice co lection OF
Cao.ne. Pictures BY many prominsn. American a,tiss
cladias sketches from nature. The following list
gives sufficient evidence Of the merits OF oorction:
n. Y. Gray, A. b. Durand w Hart, q. ChIfiarI J N.
Hart, :; O. Brown; r. w Hubbard Jews McEnIso W, W
ren. a. sonmer, r. Cropsev }. a. nowss Julia ~ Beers
}. X. Breyoort ). D. slis A. II. Wys,L a. Perkirs o.
ms u Frschs, Y. Morgan. b. D. Nelson, 4, Ileksng
iiowiand W lie Haas K NJ Pratt. q. q. srisxold ord
way u. r. Cranch, ID. Johnson J. w. Ehninger j. b. Brs
pyne, Krusemln Elten, Charles iins. .. farrasis
from A. NJ TO 10 r. NJ. until evenings OF sale.
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A UCTION NORTHUMBERLAND SALE OF OVER
N $200J0 worth OF
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Pianoior.e. bronco. Draw,ng Room suIts.

~ $4,000 worth OF
Magnificent Household Furniture
Pianoiorte. Bronzes, Drawing Room suits.
On this day Saturday, a. the story brown stone house
.s &c re- a r na sas sse
gold and gold richest cescrpS91v Cur
csrpss Lace Cur
s ass % sS
bs.ssad Hair sprs aas
China Dinner and Tea Sets, basement and Kitchen furni
UC1ION sALE.--FREDERICK dig. AUCTION.
"a cei wIl sell this day; at II O'Clock. thc magnificent
su nurs Of The three story ouss 70 wes;
Bedroom suits &C. and every article necessary for house
keeping &C.
sE soLD At rgsmio AgG1os
Room 70 Pine street. CORNER william ss y O'Clock NJ on
Saturday Dec = S''''''B II 5SssiS Auc.onee
ucr.oS NOTICED D. cAuLKrNs. AucrIosEER.
On Tuesday December IL commanding At y O'Clock ~
M a N rsa' from aA
q sSs 1s s'f sos1so ro
Rye Mhskcys Jamaica Rum. nne Braudcs. &c, also
eh.se.s sale pos,iye wi!hoa. regard 20 weather by
a UcTIoN SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. BY
* che es"s % Nassau Street, s,s y seao. aso
ment q rarlor Chamber Dining Room Furniture, Car
uc1loS sALE-of ToYs AND ruEHIIuEE BY
tbs .. lo o'clock at ss Bsoome large 70. o.
Preach and Toys dressed and addressed Dolls
with eyes with general variety Toys also I'm
m.dlarly after tile Furniture Of q family. Mattresses,
Blankets Cas Tables. bookcases paror and chamber
suits CHINA Glass and Crockery positive
without The trade invited.
DY EESRY II. LEEDS A MfNER-dENRY ".
- Leeds, auconeerOn saturday. Dec. H. Al IA O'Clock,
al their saiesrcom. ~ Liberty street Perempory sale by
OF Assignee. Chnce Old Wines and Liquors.
prstug Amonllio sherry, in and quarter CASKS;
bottles Jas Pale Brandy Isfs bottles Did Anti
guA Jamaica tum from London Docks = ulase
nth casks Otad pupuy Co.'S cognsc Brandy; 10 ca
Reserve MADEIRA 1870; 100 b"ttrS y H. tul.
tees Old Eourbon whskey, uSbonos ODD Port Vine.
bottled Dpnro: barrels Nectar Bourbon WhSkey
Cabinet Bourbon DO, dem johns John hamsey's Scotch
whskey, dsm!Johns and bottles Mehans " se's Irish
Mmskey, Maynnm's Old BOURBON " hiskey, 90 n.
Martes covnac Brandy imported In do Vine erIw
Cognac do, denij johns PINE Apple Rum Holland
Royal Holland sherry fOrlat Ciaret aud Clos
Ncug0t Burgundy. baskets Charles fipefs Hedsick
Champagne, in quarts and Isnts. Also choice Havana
CigAfs.
Also
about 80 Peach Maruaisc vary oe; gallon Jars OF
Brandy Peaches. hne
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PROPOSALS ron KrEPrSa orBS THE PAssAIc
i aver and Newark Bay. 80. -, :. -
Sealed proposals. with sALccut sneN.l1,, WI ~ ~
ervea until Tursday 17th inst, w TIE Cor mtse on
wharfs Commercial Afsrs q VIC Common Council OF
Nevrk NJ u for OF The fsssalc river and
Newark bay from the city OF Ecwsrs 70 nv tv bras
during inc nresHt wntsr-n rtks The city reserves me
rsh reject sny Or all proposal % Vac n'er
80 : - Chairman on wsaris aud Commercial Atari
NrvAuR. poc. q, lS6s. f " 4
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IlY HRNRY y NFNHR, AUCTfONEbt.-s AEhsKVuN
- Nassau street Opposite We ross oes n
FuR~ITuRE, MIRRORS PIANO BRONZE, STAItA.
EY, CARRiAGrs, HsKNEss. &C, Pkorkk IN OF TINE
MINER A soHhRviLLE will ssn q suction. fucsdsv,
nee M t, otock a the residence 81 the lac
peter i,orlarl ESQ ~ RrosdwAy corner tenth street
elegant funiurr cntslntd n Vie above house pa
lirnlsrs Of which win appear IN SUNDAY pspers.
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AUCTION SALR-GEO. B. REED AuCTIONEER; WIN.
"A Penny. Saesman.-GEo. Is. REED Co.. Anctioneers
will sell this day Saturday. Dec H. at lOk O'Clock NJ
at their s.ssroom, 81 Cedar street. 1ns assortment Of
reps; carved black walnut Hedeads marble
Dressing Tables and Wsshsands; Hall Stands,
elegant God Card Table, Wilton and Ingram Carpets
hne Wool Blankets three very solerior Feather Beds RI
Cutlery Glass; OF the fashionable designs achoc
lot Fancy Goods every description suitable holiday
presents lot Of excellent Furs of the
lure N sets and sngy comprising ne Mink squirrel and
Caps TO-, handsome rosewood
Panoforte pay advances Saic positive without
I q mar invited TO
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HOTELS

nEv0S HOUSE, Ios BLEEcKER STREET. MEAN
- Broadway-On the European plan. Furnished Rooms
sngy or IN suits Arrangements be made for Board
Terms moderate.
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T,Y HENRY H. MINER. AUcrfoNEgG--sALEsRooM
ID 81 Nassau street. opposite the fost olicc.
very valuable private collection of
OnsIIsu M0lern gu Paintings,
Now on exhibition. free.
Al the ~omervilis Art Gallery.

Al she Someryils Art Gallery.
MIXER somrnssL f1sA @ii :e a. auc,,cn TUES
DAY and WEDNESDAY evenings Dec " and Is al 7lk
cock the soeylo Art Gallery. s,s Broadway an ex
including private gallery Frederick Martens,
well known the result Of careful selection aud liberal 81
renditurc during many and conts ming many ccaul
artists Dc Joaghe, Patrols IL Bsron peh Aclua
q Robe ttcscsrhar. Rock Rock. l. de Aety VI Ambstg.
sonderind sehlssrgcr otto Eriman, Carl Hon. CSaa, &c
Louis Kcbbe, a. sprnsheg, n. do Block, X Y. 1a W.
CNnphausen, y Roraatn Muller, W. cali.eh. w CENT,
Gygepg Nsn o. ". d. aufer a. Ujleus. uAsrlsein. w.
Lining ard other distin yushed ertsls.
hsnecrs.a 49, shs@p ana ismss G Tonl. Rohse
Grand SomlositlSn Of Fruit aud Flowers ~ D. Robe.
Tive above are now On exhibition from A. W. tobF w,
aud "Wednesday. Thursday Friday, saturday anu Men
day evenings ptes.caa % sale -
by HENRY y. MINER AgCTIosKEH--sALRS
ANIMALS, BIRDS. CURIOslriEs MVNsTROsL
mSRs sonrrv liz. ,t "a .el ey suction on saur
day the 18th, atin clock their acsroon 81 Nassau
street balance Of stuffed Animals Brds ac., remain
Ina unsod, also seyeri ssls Fuss, Fancy Uoois' &C.
DEM. '. TIiEALIa ArcrioNgER
ID late arsmsw with ". H. L'tilrw Coz
Hanasome Household furniture, CARROTS
Pairs Fancy Goods, Ciccks, BronseA &C
JcsfSsIoN 4 fiiEALL will se Lhis day ssatnfdayl ~
ips occck. NJ their ssroou, No 81 iberv street rear
Nfsaa, generA ss iOsai of ouseaod fnsn.sfs ~
walnut ard mAAoxay EFcnoa Hedseads, DressinE huieu
BnGeis. kxtens3a Tables centre and Fhpcy lapc Soar
,s.fs Lonrs. hsssis snd insNn nes s,soss ccess
BronxeS Ac Also r. Buffalo Robes o. sdsAnees tss'
IOsacs nov ready ~ Liberty sIfcet.
JlY nENgy .. MINER, AUcrroNEEn.-s ALksRooM
FxECuToRs sALB or ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
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Lf COTTON. AUCrI pxsEr.
The sae advertised for yesterday Will positively tai
Ins uay lsAtnruay) ~ The me pic. ram or shine.
tlDrfS
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

n WILLOW PLACE (NOr STREET, WITHIN FlvI
~ minutes walk of Wall street ferry in private fam
w, cosy Back Parlor; also upper ROOM vita OF with
GU. Board.
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lI7 NINTH STREET. WEST OF BROADWAY
Rooms different floors, double and single, well
furnished ~ very or table, house fsi class Ref
o1cuUeS exchanged
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A uCTlON EOrlCE.-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE
"A of $1,000 worth Of
Magnificent Household furnilure all made 10 0rd,r.
Works Of Art, Bronxes, 6ne OH Paintings
elegant Rosewood Pianoforte
Beautiful Parol Suits, Turkish Chairs
At Public Auction.
This Saturday morning. Dec a. at tO O'Clock precisely
by +. ROTH Auctioneor the eiogan residence g West
Eirhtb street, Cnton place between fifh and sixth ave-
nues. consisting Of Velvet Brussels Ingram Carpets;
elegant four round rosewood ianoforte four
nih ent rior Suits covered crimson and
gold and gold Preach brocate rosewood
Elaeeres ms BILE top Tables. Pior and Msntel Mirrors
Br0nzes Works OF Art aud BfOcatel Curtains
wood and black walnut Bedroom Suits sprpg and Hair
M1ttresses black walnut Dining Furniture green reps.
Cut Glass, Chins and Silver Ware Table Cutlery. Hat
Stands, Oilclolhs
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Otld EAsFTwELfTii sTREET-OJ. SPLENDiDLi
-. -t furnished extension Room OF from pAFt0g n0pr
large Rooms 10 lri suitable Tor reQtiencn SUI
lGrr wives. gentlemen, wAlh iTst cLtsa Board
lacdion desirable, minutes walk from Blosava!
References eNca4unt.
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Goa cuArppov roR COKE. IN THg YARD. OR
% a. dNliyered Immediately. Appsy ~ Twentythird
brosa~sy, Nips.septh OF Twcny hrn streets sna
sYe--- a. - u. sAkkWvV1s
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UcTION SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. BY
~ NJ. DOUGHTY Auctoneer, this day. At io1s O'Clock.
at Che saesroo 20 Nassau street, general assert
Of raror. Chamber Dining Room Furniture, Car
pets China, Crockery. and Glassware Cutlery, Stoves
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sale Of valuable Lots Second avenue 0ls and 1924
streets: ADRIAN H. MULLER, =: X WILKINS Co.,
the Exchange saesroom, No. Ill Broadway the following
described LOTS
Second ayenue-Four lots southwest Of Second
and lvIst Tooth streeSxieen lots mo- h
side comprising front between Third
0lst streeSixeen lots south side OF l0t street.
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49,
CMAIL HOUSE wANTED-IS NEW YORK OR on THE
- HUDSON for q small family. moderate reu Would
buy furniture good. Address l. Denison, S Greenwich
street
TWO oLERaYMEN Wish 10 RENT cOMMoplous
clice.
" AvrRp-FOR TIVE WINTER or LONGER. A
w snail furnished cottage IN the country. within
honr 81 the city rct must " very low Address r., 0ox
GOO Post oiice.
yyANTEp-A GOOD ROOM WIN BOARD, IN A
w ty rrivate family Tor siDGi. gentleman. Ad
dress BOX 5la2, giving iu particulars References ei-
changed
tyANIED-FuRNISffEp APARTMENTS FOR HOUSE,
w Keeping By small American family. mus. be iocard
below Fourteenth street. west aide Address W., boz ~
Herald Office
ypASTED-A RooMy, WILL FURNISHED HOUSE,
good location. suitable ior arsi class rssrorsbs
bcAFders occupy IT, parties wishing 10 rom ain ia
their bones can mako favorable terms ~ Addressing
1urtty, Herald ooee.
vVANrFp--A MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE. IN A GEN.
w trail portion Of the csv. between fcusti aud Iwcpiy
third street, and Third and seventh avsnuas well FURNISHED
and with all cOavenenrcs Ae rent no 70 exceed Wv Per
nenal Address NefchAnt Herald onite.
xAyANrED-rwO or THREE ROOMS FOR LAUNDRY
w nurros, with large yari Ia vhinty " Aork,us or
Harlem Address Il. y. NJ, Herald ohee.
yiyAgrED-Ay uNrurNfsuEp HOUSE FOR
w sunhu family. 10 exceed xi,2N Ter arntfns
Address rsa sh9 Post cAise.
yrANTED 10 RE>T--A THEE STORY Brown
w high s.ocp lOuse. between IwtDiieh 40 roI-
tsth Fourth SiNth avenue 81 toheon
Terrace: not above i,sw Would tay iurnGs. Al
dress box los foss oacc. New YORK.
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TOMN 4. vAkDkWAFEa AUOfIONkEK. DUANE
&o--young Eurek. ware lssl hands y.ars warranted
Vermont out OF thorough s wears. 49, hands,
good IN all harness. STYLISH pi tied driver Of ~ Lawrence
stock gentle, trot any day 10 minutes fears
nothing; warranted sound and kind in way. DARK
brown Mare ID hands years, 81 Lawrence good 10 All
harness. kind and SQUAD phaeon Harness.. city
make nearly new aud without reserve Black Horse. 10
hands, 10 years old good in all harness
under saddle Gray Mare 5sa hands years, kind spirited
gentle and warranted sound and graz 10 Ina nds and
~ Coaches, Harness. &c sieigns Robes. cat wolf
buffalo, all of whcl SPECIAL invited
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UCrIoN NOTICE.
n THIS DAY.
SATURDAY, December IL, At IL O'Clock.
EXTRA AND SPECIAL SALE
FRENCH, CHINA AND BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE,
BR0NZES &C.,
comprising
"A SELECT ASSORTMENT or VASES, TOILET SETS.
MANTEL ORNAMENTS, DINNER. fEA, AND TErE-A-
TETE SETS, &C, &C.; AISO LINE OF BR0NZES
Being choice Offering suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Tho above all Ars goods from OF the largest
importing houses Of this class Of In the city aud viii
be sold IN lots suited to the retail trade generally
Catalogues ready. and goods now on exhibition.
WIN. TOPPING 4 CO., AuctCncers,
Isl Church street.
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4 IoEyRA BOoEgEEPlNG, ARTTHnFrIC, oEAM-
N mar, spelling twenty writing Lessons ~ " - sowsy
and al FULTON Hrrokis Governor King
Painss plan OF instruction systeuetc and expeneu.
An AMERICAN LADY or ExPgRrEsCE ~ 1h l
~ ina desires thr position - ds1y or v,sitinE sy Inc
young children she has already two pupils ~ ws,s.n
best reference Would accept tne post OF ~
soyeruess II required. Address box SIS fost enN
YOUNG GERMAN wANrs A LADY TkA., , :, ~
n French, Eugsh aud Spanish. terms ue~s''~'' -'~
Tar,t nlags Address O., Post cllre
PonkkKEfisG, wRIrisG. Ahirns srirne fps,r,c.
ID Messrs DOIaBEAk. ~ Broadway SO t,sse :. 49,
uan dsy evening, ntcresA aycrt ~ a. 49,
AID guilty ~ prsctcAy aes ses eramptps OF uen
bling aud make siogast business pcrssen.- -
I9RENcH. GsRMAs. erAhhsa. nsD $4,000 $1,000
wospsENAS sHemc irvn Y, u, 35 BrcsdwJ
tchristorhs bookssocl; svssasss - ia. sena sseAo&
rTupsos ixsrrrt7f -yKnMs ORGY pEckNsEs
- " go okSsnst, QeIvaRA vsaalf, NJ
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04s. WEST TwTNrY.sfXru STREET. BETWEEN
- L SGyciIh au4 fsaa avenueS.,-Nier Room. With q
without Bnara bsl. gss, tcacr &C: American family
glno 4 sale. rrsAie musical instruction.
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SfaerfH's Sale.
Reuben White

Reuben White In District
Vs. Court OF Cad
Anna McWillie and husband do, No. 1874.
DIV virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued
ID from the District Court of 10th Judi
eial District, Caddo parish, La, and to me
directed, in the above entitled suit, have
seized and viii proceed to sell at public
auction to the last and highest bidder, be-
fore the Court house door, in the town of
Bellevue, La, on Saturday the 9th day of
April, the undivided one half of the follow
ing described land with the improvements
thereon, to-wit The northwest quarter
of section /, and the west half Of the
northeast quarter of section 2, of town
ship l6, of range Is, the south fractional
part of section IS, of township IL, of range
Is, and east half of northeast quarter of
section 3 of township 16, of range IL, and
the northeast fractional quarter of section
II, and south half of east half of southwest
quarter of section 2, and the northwest frac-
tional quarter, and lot number 3, in section
9, township IT, of range 10 and Ia, and sew
enty-seven hundredths acres, entered by
Michael LATTER, adjoining the above lands,
and included in same plantation, lying III
section IL, of township l6, of range 10; all
situated In the parish of Bossier, La.
Seized as the property of said defendant,
Anna Melville, and to be sold to pay and
satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit of ap-
praisement.
WI HILL, Sheriff.
Feb. 10th, 1867. n46 pfS25
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Succession Notice.

Gtate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.-
- Clerks Office 10th District Court
Notice Is hereby given that Elias F. Connell
tutor to the minor Mary Basheba Atkins, has
this day fled in the office of said clerk, his
account of the succession of E. C. Atkins
deceased, and his first annual account with
the minor Mary b. Atkins, for whom he is
tutor.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is moi
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the said account will be homologated
as prayed for
Given under my hand and seal of office
at Bellevue, this the 9Th day of March, A. d
1867.
THOS, N. BRADEN,
n50 OTIS Clerk.
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The parish of St, Helena shall elect

The parish of st. Helena shall elect
one,
The parish of Washington shall elect
one.
The parish of st. Tamnany shall
elect one.
The parish of Livingston shall elect
one.
The parish of East Baton Rouge
shall elect two.
The parish of West Baton Rouge
shall elect one.
Tho parish of Iberville shall elect
two.
The parish Of Vermillion shall elect
one.
The parish OF Lafayette shall elect
one.
The parish of Calcasieu shall elect
one.
The parish of St Landry shall elect
four.
The parish of Rapides shall elect
three.
The parish Of Sabine shall elect one.
The parish of Natchitoches shall
elect two.
The parish Of Winn shall elect one.
TIE perish Of De Soto shall elect
two.
The parish of Caddo shall elect two.
The parish OF Bossier shall elect two.
The parish of Claiborne shall elect
two.
The parish Of Bienville shall elect
one.
The parish of Jackson shall elect one.
The parish of Union shall elect two.
The parish of Morehouse shall elect
one.
The parish of Ouachita shall elect
one.
The parish of Caldwell shall elect
one.
The parish of Franklin shall elect
one.
The First Representative District oil
the parish OF Orleans shall elect three.
The Second District shall elect two.
The Third District shall elect four.
The Fourth District shall elect one.
The Fifth District shall elect two.
The Sixth District shall elect one.
The Seventh District shall elect two.
The Eighth District shall elect one.
The Ninth District shall elect one
The Tenth District shall elect three.
VIM. w. PUGH,
Speaker House of Representatives.
VIM. F. GRIFFIN.
President OF the Senate.
Approved March 4, 1859.
ROBERT C.. WICKLIFFE,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy.
ANDREW S. HERON,
n504t Secretary of State.
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Succession Sale.

Succession of Samuel Harrison, deceased
Dy virtue Of writ of sale to me directed
D from the District Court of Bossier, La,
in the succession of Samuel Harrison, dec'd j,
| will sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, between the legal hours Of
ii A. M. and P. M, on Saturday the 9th
day of April, 1867, before the Court house
door, in Bellevue, La, the following describ-
ed lands, to-wit
The southeast quarter, the southwest
quarter, the east half of northwest quarter,
south half of northeast quarter, and west
half of northwest quarter of section II, and
north half of southeast quarter, and east
half of southwest quarter, and west half OF
southwest quarter of section 5, all in town
ship IL. of range IL, situated in the parish
of Bossier, La, and containing in all, $50
acres of land.
Terms of Sale--On a credit of twelve
months, purchasers to give note for pur-
chase price, with approved personal securi.
ty, bearing 8 per cent. interest from day Of
sale, and special mortgage and vendors lien
to be retained on land sold, to secure pay
ment of purchase price.
w. III. HILL,
Sheriff and ex-officio Anct'r.
March 18th, 1867 n50 Ats
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SheriR's Sale.
j. Burnside & Co,
VS.. No. l745.
A. H. Hearne.

j. Burnside & Co,
vs. No. l7d5.
A. H. Hearne.
In the District Court of Bossier Parish,
Louisiana.
DY virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued
I'D in the above entitled suit, and to me
directed, have seized and will proceed to
sell at public auction, to the last and high
est bidder, before the Court House door in
the town of Bellevue, Louisiana, on Satur-
day, the 9th day Of April, 1867, the Judgment
in the case of A. H. Hearne vs. j. W. o.
Daniel, No. 1885, for $20l 24-10O, bearing
per cent. interest from the first Of January,
1859, dated 18th Of March, 1859; Judgment
in the case of A. II. Hearne vs. j. w. O'Dan-
lei, No. 1873 Also, Judgment in the ease of
A. FL. Hearne VS.. ODaniel s. Nettles, and
William O'Daniel, garnishee
Said judgments seized as the property of
A. Fl. Hearne, and to be sold to pay and
satisfy said writ
Terms of Sale-Cash, with the benefit of
appraisement.
This 10th day of March, 1867.
n5l st W. H.sHIIL Sheriff
PRS fee &91
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Election Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that there viii
~ be an election held at the various pre-
cincts of this parish, ON the second Monday,
the 9th day Of April, 1867, to take the sense
of the people on the expediency of calling a
convention to form constitution. Also, at
the same time and places, to vote for dele
gates to said convention, both Senatorial and
Representative.
Commissioners of Elections, at the various
precincts, viii hold said elections In due form
Of law, and make return accordingly.
Given under my hand officially, at Belle
vue, Bossier Parish, Louisiana, on
this the 18th dav of March, A. D. 1867.
n51 3t w. I'll, HILL, Sheriff.
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Succession Notice.

Gtate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
- Clerks office, 10th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that r. E. Wyche,
administrator of the succession of w. B.
Bryan, deceased, has this day fled in the
Office of SAID Clerk, his tableau of debts and
final account of the succession of w. b.
Bryan, deceased
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that If opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the said tableau of debts and final ae-
count viii be homologated as prayed for.
Given under my hand and seal of office,
81 Bellevue, this the a6th day of February,
a D., 1867
T N BRADEN,
ms 81 Clerk