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suCCEssION sALE.

Succession of Henry Hertzog, deceased
Dy virtue of an order Of the Honorable District
ID Court in and for the Parish of Natehitochcs,
viii offer for sale at the door of the Court House
in the town Of Natchitoches, TO the last and high
est bidder, at l2 o'clock, N, on
Monday 9th day of January, 1868.
the following property, belonging to the Success
sion of Henry Hertzog, deceased, viz
a tract of Land, with all the Improvements
thereon. situated on Old River, in the parish Of
Natchitoches lying in Township Z, range 6. being
lots and in section 50, and lot number 2 in sec
ton sc, township Z. range 6, containing about
$50 $500 acres, acquired by the deceased at tie
Succession sale Of 9. n. Reques, on the 9Th March,
1860; with the exception of the quantity. sold by
Henry Hertzog to J. b. Melaneon, which will be
shown and explained on the day of sale.
TRIMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE:
Cash-subject to appraisement. If the ap-
praisement is not bid it viii be Immediately re OF
Tered, at the same time and place, on credit o.
| twelve months. Purchaser on the credit terms tc
give his promissory note satisfactorily secured ~
solido bearing eight per bent. per annum interes
/ from the day of sale, aud further secured by ven
doris privilege and special mortgage retained OF
| the land. j. G. HUGHES,
/ dec5 81 Sheriff
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession OF Amelia S. Owings.
y y virtue of an order of the Honorable District
ID Court in and for the Parish Of Natchitoches,
will offer for sale at public auction, at the Court
House door in the town of Natchitoches, on
Monday, 9th day OF January, 1865,
at = O'Clock, NJ. the following property belonging
10 the Succession Of Amelia ). Owings, deceased,
viz:
A certain tract of land situated in the Parish
of Natchitoches being the tract known section
twenty-five, in township six, of range eight, con-
tanning elk hundred and forty acres, more or less.
Also, the east half of the northeast quarter OF
section twenty-five, and the west half of the north
east quarter of section twenty-five, and the east
half of the northwest quarter of section twenty
five ca n containing, or supposed 10 contain, eigh
acres more or less; making together eight hundred
and eight acres, less; together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
|. TERMS AND CONDITIONS or SALE:
| One-third Cash, and the balance credit o.
one year from the day of sale, and to be sold sub
| iect to the apprasement. The purchaser for the
credit term TO give his note satisac' oriy secured
! 10 solido to the order of the Administrator, pay
able one year after date with eight per cent. pc
annum interest from the day of sale vendors priv
land to be sold with the clause Of non-alienatioi
10 the prejudice OF the privilege and mortgag re
tanned. II the appraisement is not bid. the liant
z viii be Immediately re offered on credit OF lively
months from the day of sale. The purchaser {
give his note payable as aforesaid, with eight pc
cent. interest from day Of SALE satisfactorily sc
cured in solido with vendors privilege and specia
mortgage retained, and with the clause of nor
alienation as before expressed.
JAMES G. HUGHES,
dec5 st Sheriff.
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION

asi-. Succession d Henri dertzog ueceue.
I'm vertu dun ordre de Honorable Cour de
II District dams ct pour la paroisse des Hatchi-
toches joffrirai, en- yente a Ia porte dc la maison
de Cour dams la vile des Natchitochcs au plus
haut ct denier encherisseur, midi;
Lundi lie 6me jour de Janvier, SOS,
la propriete ci-apres decrite appartenant la sue
cession d. Henri Hertzog DECIDE, savor:
Tn moroccan de terre ayec les ameliorations qui
sy trouvent situe sur Ia vieile Riviere Giant les
lots ct dams Ia section 55 du township Z. de Ia
Ranged 6 ct lie lot No.2 dams la section 90 du
Township I de la Rangee 6 contenant tros cent
soxaute acres ct $500 acquis par lie defunt q 70
vente de Ia succession dc G. n. Roques lie Mars
1860. Perception de la quantite vendue par
Henri Hertzog A. b Melancon, qui sera montree
ct expliques le jour de La vcnte- -
TERNEs EFT CONDITIONS DE LA V ENTE,
Au compliant sujette destination. ST la pro
priete ne rapporte pas lie prix destination, ellie
sera de nouveau ct immediatenlent oferte en- vente
an meme temps ct lieux a credit de douze nois'
Lacheteur q credit tournira sOnrbiiet solIdt Ire
suffisament guarsnei, portant hut pour cent din
terets par an a partir du jour de la ventei ct dc
plus guaranti par lie privilege de vendeur ct hyPo
tleque spectacle retenue sur la propriete
| j. C. HUGHES
dec5 st. VI1sucEA ~ onerll'
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ZOE SALE.

7 desire to sell my Water Mill, Saw-Mill and
i Mill-bctter known the "Prolhro
Mills, all of which are in good working order.
Also, my Plantation Of about 500 acres OF good
Land-5O acres being under cultivation-situatcd
near the Saline Bridge, Bicpvie PARISH together
with the dwelling and outhouses and all other
i'm ,rovements thereon. will also, sell corn, pro
Visions about II head Of stock-cattle, head OF
norses fine log-cart, and all my farming imple-
ments. ..... -
Also, fine Tract of Land, known as the Jtaiu
Deleon grant, situated on Deer Greek, in Franklin
parish contagious TO Sicily Island, and comprising
about 500 arpeuts, some 200 acres of which are
deadened All of this land is above overflow.
Those desiring good bargains will please call On
the undersigned at the "Prothro Mills"
IA ON II. G. TURNEE
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succ esslon of James II. Bosley.

SuccessfOn of James II. Bosley.
ID OSS e. BURKE having filed his petition 10
III be appointed Administrator of the Succession
of James r. Bosley, deceased notice is hereby
given to all persons to show cause within ten days
why the application Of petitioner should not be
be granted. 1.--
A. w. HAMILTON,
Clerk
December 10TH 1867. 3-2t
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Succession de JaInes R. B0siey
ID OSS K. BURKE ayant demande etre
II nommee Administrator de Ia Succession de
James r. Bosley decide, avis est par ces presentes
donpe a tontes personues interessees d'avoir d
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Ia dcmande du petItionnaire serait pas accordee
Z q A. w. HAMIlTON,l -l
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FOR SALE.

T offer for sale 400 Bushels of Cotton Seed, of
J. the very best quality-Petlte Gulf and Boyds
Prolific, at rs cents per bushel. Great care
being taken with them to prevent rot or damage.
dec5tf .tEr HE Il. l.. PIERSON.
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deco st

Salt! Salt! Salt!!!
HIVE HUNDRED Bushels of beautiful fine
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JAMES @. WEEKES.
December I'd. 1867. deco Al
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de ThOs. j. glastonbury

SuccessHOHS ne mos. a. SH1sehDary
EFT DE zEIINA GEorFRoIs, sA FEMME, ToUs DEUX
DECIDE.
ID 0SS Il. BURKE ayant demands peur etre
LII tappointG Administrators DIES SUGGESTIONS de
Thomas j. glastonbury ct de Zelna Geoffros, sa
femme, tous deux decides; (desqueles Robert f..
Hammett etrait reinforcement Administrateur.) avis
est par ces presentes dome toutes personnes in
teressees daYoir deduire dams les dix jours les
raisons pour lesqueles la demande du petitonnaire
he serait pas accordee.
A. w. HAMILTON,
December 10th, 1867. Greffer
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SUGGESTIONS of ThOs. j. glastonbury
81 ZeIina GeOHrOis, his wife, both
deceased.
ID OSS f. BURKE having filed his petition to
HI be appointed Administrator of the Sue
cessions of Thomas u. glastonbury and Zeina
Geofrois, his wife, both deceased (of which
Robert Il. Hamlnett was late administrator notice
is hereby given to all persons to show cause within
ten days why the application of the petitioner
should not be granted.
A. w. HAMILTON,
Dec. 10Th, 1867. Clerk.
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Vol. w. MEMPHIS TENNESSEE MONDAY EVENING.

The Kings English was very bad. In
l744 writing to Lord North about the
American war, he declared that " Gen.
Cages language was very censonanat TO
his character Of an honest determined
man." and he regarded speech in
the court Of the Kings Bench on We'd
nesday last a reason for to 60 as far as
possible to expel him" III.
The following, deprecating diction to
France until America should become
settled, 10 quoted by the Times as Gu
rious instance of the irony Of fate
"You may think me prolix, but i is
from not desiring that the heat OF boy
may throw me so much off my guard as
TO draw this country into another addi-
tional of fifty millions to the. national
debt we must get the colonies into order
before we engage with our neighbors.
1t is remarkable, however, that even
before France and Spain had committed
themselves to the contest, the King con-
templated an unfortunate issue, though
his obstiuacy forbade him to think OF
independence
"a triAe may any hour cause war to
break out, and though the French Minis
tiers wish to avoid it, yet they will not
leave off their dealings with rebels, by
which they every day may be drawn into
what they do not desire while nothing
short of independency will be accepted.
/ do not think there is man either bold
enough or mad enough to presume to
treat for the mother country on such
basis. Perhaps the time may come
when it will be wise to abandon all North
America but Canada, Nova Scotia and
the Floridas; but then the generality Of
the nation must see it first in that light
The East India regulation act of Lord
North was complimented by the King,
in his slipshod way, as the first perfect
attempt of redressing the dreadful evils
that the rapacity of individuals has oc-
casioned." OF Lord Chatham he wrote
in this fashion, When decrepitude or
death puts an end to him as trumpet Of
sedition, / shall make no difficulty in
making up the pension of $4,000 lfor his
family
The Times remarks that these letters
suggest contrast between the manner
in which the duties of royalty were per-
formed by George III and by her present
Majesty. The times, no doubt, have very
much changed; and no sovereign of
England would probably venture, like
George III, to interfere directly with the
legislature and the whole course of gov
ernment.
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Rom1niroanco of a King.

The correspondence of George the
Third with Lord North, from l768 to
1888, just published in England by per
mission of the Queen, is valuable as a
contribution to the history of our revo-
utionary war, and Interesting as pic
ture of stupid King The London
Times says the letters comprise the
entire time when the King was at the
highest, but as compositions they are
sorry stuff, the style pitiable. and the
spelling detestable."
King George, it appears, was in the
habit of suubbing members of Parlia-
ment who voted with the Opposition, for
he wrote to Lord North thus: LAA
81 do expect every nerve TO be strained
TO carry the bill through both Houses
with becoming irmness; | have right
TO expect hearty support from every
one in my service, and shall remember
defaulters. II good
countenance is kept l doubt not but you
will find your division increase. l wish
list could be prepared Of those that
went away and those that deserted the
minority; that would be rule for my
conduct in the drawing room tomorrow.
| am curious TO know
how people vote on this occasion, there
fore wish TO see you at nine, that | may
have an explanation Of what passed;
should there be any defaulters it viii be
highly necessary to publish them
On another occation be wrote:
81 solemnly declare that nothing shall
bring me personally to treat with Lord
Chatham. An opinion formed
on an experience Of a reign Of now sev-
enteen years, makes me resolved TO run
any personal risk rather than 10 submit
to any opposition.
The newspapers vexed him;
81 have much considered the affair Of
The printers that il now coming before
the House. Il is highly necessary that
this strange and laWless method Of pub
fishing debates in the papers should be
put a stop 70; bat is not The House OF
Lords. ss q court OF record, the best
court to bring such miscreants before
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the place Of Mr.. Davis. II is not too
much to say that had he remained loyal
to his country, and been elevated TO the
command Of our armies when the war
began, he would have quickly crushed
the rebellion. With his grasp Of mind,
and his iron will, he would have so
welded the great resources Of the North
and West, that the rebellion would have
been crushed in q year from its birth.
And this was the man our authorities at
Washington supposed would not or
could not, attack the capital after it had
been stripped Of its proper garrison.
Let the truth be told Davis was not the
man to let such blunder go unnotieed.
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lilly 1855.
l........ l.oo
Loss by Portland Fire. July 4th.

VyIIE total amount covered by the Ktna P9li-
! cies on property destroyed OF damaged ia
500, ,S54, on which salvage will be about five
per cent. Our total loss will not vary much
from s200,OO0, and was promptly adjusted and
paid. This sum is five per cent. upon the Com
pany's assets. figure but slightly exceeding
our Government and State taxes paid last year.
or proportion equal to 5000 loss for a COM
pany Of $l0o,0Oe assets.
The necessity for insurance and the value Of
wealthy, strong corporations is forcibly IL
lustrated by this Ere. Several weak insurance
companies are destroyed. Portland has a
population Of 3o,0O0-was handsomely built,
mostly lne brick OF stone structures-protected
and screened with UPWARD Of 900 shade trees
bounded on three sides by water-indeed,
literally, almost rising from the 0cean--and
with a steam fire department-yet IL has Sl0,-
O00.000 of property consumed in a few hours
upon a holiday when its people are least ocgg-
pied--from the very insignihean cause Of
contemptible frecracker.
Remember the trihing origin Of fires that
sweep away in few hours the earnings o.
years. Consider your best interest and give the
Rtha Assent call If you need proper insur-
anee security. Pay a fair rate of premium for
a good and genuine article, and with these
lights and experiences before you, procure
your Insurance with shrewd judgment.
Applications for insurance promptly attended
TO by IL. A. LITTLETON & Co., Ar'ts.
1896 No. p Madison street.
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LEGAL.
Law Court of Memphis.
CtrnK,s orrrcr. Nav 10. Is

CLERKS OFFICE. May 10, 1857
Thomas w. iSaddler, plaintiff, us. attachment
,Suit, II. =. Uragford. defeRddnt:
A FFIDAVIT FOR ATTACHMENT HAV-
"A ing been made in this case in pursuance
OF Section 2i55 Of the Code Of Tennessee. and
attachment having been issued and returned
by the proper officer levied, ETC." ON the
is therefore ordered that said defendant appear
at the Court House in the city of Memphis,
Tennessee, on or before the second Monday in
June next, and defend this suit, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to him, and the
case set for hearing exparte, and that a copy of
this order be published once a week for four
consecutive weeks in the PUBLIC LEDGER.
A copy: ro,,o,,-
- BY MASON HYDE, d. G.
D1NnN & HnuaH. Att'ys for pl'f. oaw-&
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Attachment Suit.

D. c. Chiffon ps. John ClavcomJ, Stephen Clsy-
comb aud = Atkinson, Oicners Of steamer Rose
Hdmbteton. - In. "a.
,emb, Stephen Claycomb and = Atkinson, are
non-residents of the State Of Tennessee, it is
ordered that they appear at my office, in the
city Of Memphis, Oh the 10th day Of May, 1867,
at 10 o'clock am, and make their defense, If
any they have, in the above entitled cause. or
the same will be proceeded with sxparte
p. ii. HEINRICH,
Justice of the Peace in and for Shelby cornty,
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Attachment suit.

james ". Williams rs. William johnson.
A FFIDAVIT FOR ATTACHMENT HAY
n ing been made in this case. and attach
ment having been issued against tse estate Of
VIM. johnson. upon the ground that he IS a
nonresident of the state of Tennessee, and it
havins been returned "levied, etc." it is there
fore ordered that the said defendant enter his
appearances ON or before the 18th day of May,
1867, to plead, answer or demur TO the said
plaintiffs complaint, or the same will be taken
for confessed, and the case set for hearing eE
pdrie and that a copy of this order be pub
lished once week for four consecutive weeks
in the PUBLIC LEDGER. -.,
April 10 1867. Oas4l GO
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Attachment suit.

Before P. II. Heinrich, j. p; A. j. While d.
Co. rs. Ddniel b. LindSV.
TT APPEARING, BY AFFIDAVIT IN
| this cause, tnat the defendant, Daniel D.
Lindsay, is q nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nsssee, it is therefore ordered that the said de-
fendant make his appearance at my office in
see. on or before the 5th day of June, 1867, then
and there to plead, answer or demur to plain
tits complaint. or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing exparte; and
that copy Of this order be published for four
consecutive weeks in the Memphis PUBLIC
LEDGER.
oawb7.S1 u. III. Ia HEINRICH, j. Z.
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LIFE DEPARTMENT.

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