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New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD already gives
ASSURANCES of being one Of tho most important and
pmitablo lines in the country. as will be seen from
the following statement Of its business upon the "a
miles now in operation. for the quarter ending Sept.
20 in gold
Gros. RArnInT. Operating Prpenses Ne, Barirr..
S556,2l4 % s0l.s2O 5J...-. .Sij4,jQl ls
This result was upon the actual. legitimate. local
traffic with scarcely the ordinary proportion Of Gov
erbment transportation and under the disadvantage
that passengers aud freight had 10 be forwarded by
wagons from the temporary terminus in the noun
tains; and is independent of the transportation a
mes and materials for the extension of the road.
This ratio of profit is without parallel even among
the oldest roads in existence When the overland
connection il completed, the whole volume of
through traffic must add immensely to the local rove
nues. which also constantly Increasing. The sur
plns ior the current year, after the payment OF ex
renses aud interest liabilities. will exceed million
in gold
The FIRST MORTGAGE BOSDs OF TIE CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. bearing per cent in
teres in gold for sale ut % pur cent OF their
par value. and accrued interest from July in cur
rcncy. Orders can be sent to direct, or through
responsible Bankers.
Bonds tsent free Of Express Chargesl. Descriptive
Pamphlets and Maps can be had ut tho
Office Of the G.. F. RR. Co.. No. 81 william ST.. n.
y. and Of tlsH * HA1cn.
Eankers and Dealers in Government Securities.
No. NaSsau-st., New-lO.k.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
3inanfial.

CosiTf OIL OFylcn JsEsEy CRY. Oct 1. Is1
NOTICE.-JERSEY CITY COUPON BONDS.
~ The Coupers Per Ceat Jersey C Ccagoa
the Second National Bass sf JcG
City National Bank, New York CITY ,.-..
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suit to test the constitutionality of the Income
Tax law has been instituted in the Circuit Court OF
st. Louis County. No. The following is all extract
from the plaintiffs petition:
plaintiff further states that said tax so levied upon
his income gains and profits for the year 1866 diicet
tax aud az such Il levied In vioaOnsof the Cons
tio Of the United states. and particularly Ia violation OF
the fourth paragraph Of tho ninth section Of id article
That levied upon the income gains and profits of
individuals by the act of Congress under which defendant
aSsmes o act, and under which defendant has ASSUMED
TO demand and fOrcbly to collect the said tax FROM
plaintiff have been appOrtOncd among the seVera
States Included within The UniOn according to their rc
spcctve numbers have they been levied Ia prOport"
aud enumeration of inhabitants required
IN said Constitutions; and the tax aforesaid assessed
against plaintiff and for the payment whereof SAID levy
made. In Illegal and void"
The following gentlemen are the Directors OF the
Union Pacific Railroad Company. on the part OF the
stockholders for the ensuing year: T. G. Durant, New
York G.. S. Bushnell. Connecticut John j. Cisco
New-York II. s. McCOmb Delaware; Oliver Ames
MASSACHUSETTS,; John Duff. Massachusetts; Josiah
Bardwell, Massachusetts,: Sidney Dillon. New-York; ;
William ii. Macy. NewYork John +. Tracy Illinois,
T.. Cook. Iowa: John b. Alley. Massachusetts; Wm
r. Gddon. Massachusetts,: r. Gordon Dexter. Massa-
chusetis; Benjamin l.. Bates. Massachusetts. The
remaining five Directors ON the part of the Govern
ment arc appointed by the President OF tho United
States.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05

Rosin at D. id per go h. and 80 tuns Oil Cake at
25s and per steamer 1000 bbs. Flour at Is 9d. and
80 tuns Measurement Goods at 10d: to Glasgow, per
steamer 5000 bush. Wheat at 1Ol.; to Bremen, so
hhds. Tobacco Mt 35s.
The transactions of the Sub-Treasury were !:
Receipts for Customs, $2o3,0OO Receipts for Gold
Notes. $4,000: Total Receipts s3G7Ol57 II: Total
Payments 81 SIS. .3ls As: Balance. 1885 40.
Express stocks continue unsettled Adams fall
ing suddenly TO IS from 6si yesterday The recent
advance in this Company, which leads the market
was the result Of an effort to strengthen prices to sell
tho shares of the other old Expresses, which are
damaged by the Merchants Union. There is nothing
in the condition Of the Express war to make their
stocks desirable at present. Assessments affairs
now stand will be called for from companies in inn
mediate competition with the Merchants Union.
The Chicago and Rock Island Road earned in Sep
tember
1866 ssoo %, 1866, s;i7.7o9 Tno..... .sia .o5s
The Hudson River Railroad Company has declared
half-yearly cash dividend of per cent
The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad has Just
been leased to the Illinois Central Company. The
Illinois Central takes the lIne agreeing TO maintain
it, provide the rolling stock and pay over monthly
to the ID. & s. c. Railroad Company. 81 per cent OF
the gross earnings for the first ten years and ~ per
cent for the second ten years. free from all taxes or
assessments The Illinois Central also assumes III,
lease made by tho ID. and s. c. Railroad Company,
Of the Cedar Falls and Minnesota Railroad Company.
At the date of the contract tho Dubuque and Sioux
City Company had funds to pay its floating debt and
make five per cont dividend to the preferred share
holders The capital of the Company is about
s545OOO0 or about $J7OOO per mile, represented as
follows:
First Mortgage Bonds. 7 per cent ....... s96O0oo
Sinking Fund Bonds Convertible Into
- q, 900. .cOo
Prefprred Stock 3OO.OO5
Common Stock ................. l60O,00b
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
prrrIprS OF pR0nuCE

Oct A2s.74s bbs Flour. 4e7 bbls. Whisky. 100 boa
Corn Meal. 63eo0 bush. Wheat, co $40 bs Corr 100
BUSH Oats, 201 bush Rye, $3.50 bush Malt IS bbls PORK
pkgs Cut Meats, 229 pkgs Lard, $40 scks Ocake, 2t3e
$50 bbls Eggs
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-10-23
The Order Of Odd Fellows.

The grand lodge Of the United States in.
dependent o,rlei of Odd Fellows is in ses.
sion in the city Of New York. This, We
believe, is the f. thine that this body has
ever assembled in that city. For many
years the headquarters of the order has
been in Baltimore, where resides the grand
secretary, aud are kept thearchives of the
Organization. Hhe present grand master
is q citizen Of New, York. aud that fact
probably accounts for the determination t.,
meet in that city. l'heIgrand lodge Of the
United States was received BY the grand
lodge Of the State Of New York, and after
the customary Interchange oil cnurtesips
business commenced. The sessions being
secret. the newspapers are not likely t.,
publish the transactions. Before the nd
journment Of the first meeting, however, il
was given out that there are in this coun
Try. including Canada West, which is at.
tached to the JUL diction, five hnndred and
eighty-one subordinate, encampuients, with
fhiity-three Thousand one hundred and
eleven members, and two Thousand seven
hundred and nineteen subordinate lodges
with two hundred thousand nine hundred
and sixteen members. The amount Of tbs
receipts is very large, aud the sums spent
for the relief Of. widows and orphans, for
assistance to the sick, and buryilng the dead
are also very great. - Philadelphia j In.
quirer. 49,, 4...ss s,4.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-10-23
A Jealous Wife. {

"a An anecdote is related of q wife who was
very jealous of her husband, who was a
wort. y memher. OF the Masons. One even
ing bundle came to the house, marked for
him and labeled private. 7 Of course this
was sufficient for female curiosity and there
fore she INDUCED 10 an inspection. Horror
of horrors! Blankets, baby's linen, birds
eye, ETC.. greeted her astollished eye,sight,
and dreams OF s"two families" feated
through. her brain. The husbands seon
came in, and after tea, when bis wife dis
covered in his eye tn, treacheryt Of bis CON
duet as she supposed, he to k the bundle
and welt OUTPUT not alone, for the jeal-
GUS wife was OH his track. The faitbless
husband little imagined that she who sup
posed herself 50 foIlIy wronssd was
lowering after him, He stepped into the
house ii friend, who also Joined him.
carrying small bundle. I'll wife became
|doubly excited. for the prospect Of having a
companion in misery did not impress her
with the idea of a division of her grief, but
only an addition to it. She followed close
" und soon halted before. q small tenement
w ais, iiy enter,aa. nefe sic paused to
hold council Of war. What tactics to
follow she was in doubt, bnt determined
to storm the citadel, she Knocked, and
hastily brushed BY little child, and in a
second burst upon the astoaished husband
the embodiment u injured innocence. Hel
feelings were about to express themselves
when the scene before her caused her to re-
feet. A pour woman on sick bed, a babe
not old enough for christening, child in .
crib, two little girls ID bed met her eye
She read the story at d glance, and returned
home under escort Of her lord and his friend
who assured her she had discovered tht
great secret Of Masonry. She never ar
rived It false conclusion from appearances
again. Albany Knickerbocker. 81
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Leaving the Old House.
There's sunshine on The meadows,

There's sunshine on The meadows,
And sunshine on the road,
through the brightness toilsmy horse
,.6 Beneath a weary load ;
And as stand beside my gate, with hanc
.,,a.,, before my eyes, @ ~ a.6
| hear the; children laugh to see the house
i hold gods / prize. aii
1a There was time when this old home
p Was full OF mirth and glee,
Brit one BY one the household went,
saAnd left it all to me; a aa
A quitt honse Of vacant rooms, each mad,
7 o - a sacred place
BY echo ola missing voice, Or dream 0
8 Is vanished face. a
a sr4i siu SIS gEas
All, how fused to pause before s'iy
The mirror on the stair
E And thake my long bright rinslets ont
/ E Aud fancy was fair! saas soar
Itook that quaint Old mirror down, ane
aa packed it up last night,
And never stopped to trick my hair-fo
what's left is white! b
In later years used to sit
And WATCH the long green lane,
For one who came in those old times,
But cannot come again. zs.5
And somehow, still at eveBtide my chair j;
turned that way: t
/ sit and wSrk whore once watched
sat so yesterday. SGD
My new house is pleasant, place;
But yet it grieves me how
Its small completeness seems to say
My world is narrow now, -
IT'S Far too small for any one with festivals
10 keep, $50 II
But for my funeral large enough for fev
will come to weep. ~ IS
Good-by, old house, and long good-by;
My hand is on your gate; 4 IA
Though tears are gathering in my eyes
Itmay not longer wait.
Good-by, old aousc, and after all, the lov
which makes you dear, rs sa.sa
Awaits me in the heavenly home which
9 q am driving near.
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SHERIEFS SALE,
"A. Heyman ri mo. 9l3----District
& L vs.. Court. Parish Of Rapides
10. Elnck. State nf Ianisiana.

q "A: Heyman ~ j No. 9l3---District
.f4 ais va. Court, Parish of Rapides
F. Fluck. State Of Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE of writ Of Fieri Facias
ID issued from the Honorable the Dis.
trict Court, IN and for the Parish Of Ra-
spides, State of Louisiana, and to me ad,
dressed in the above entitled and number.
ed suit. have seized and will offer for sale
to the last and highest BIDDER, on
SATURDAY, 1.-THE "a, day Of NOvEM-
s8i BIER, 1867, isasa aa
between the hnurs ofsll A. NJ. and 4 P.
M.,aat the Court House doorin the Town
IF Alexandra, Parish otyRapides, State OF
Louisiana, the following property seized rs
the property Of THE. Defendant: to-wit:
All the defendants right, title and inter
estin and to the buildings and improve
ments upon the lower side aof the Lynch
Square, consisting of q frame ,storeheuse
10 feet long BY Is feet wide. and stable 40
feet by 90. Also NIL the defendants right
title and interest in and to atcertain Sew
ing Maehinea aef4aEjsaI l9a
/. TERMS OF, SALE:-CASH in United
States Treasury Notes subject to appraise
inent. '' Ns..s
i5 ~ f4s*ss.3 AZ r SvpuER1 Cbor;f 4
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Ole dd@]rllotrat,,
TIE r M S :


.1asfnr aDEuocrAr is published weekly, a
M r,vp DOLLARS per annhm, THREE for six
non.bs payable in advance. No subscrip-
,;on. taken for less period than six
months. 9a- 81 .
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate OF
81 50 PER SQUARE for the first insertion and
q CEyrs for each subsequent one. Eight
lines or less, constitute a square. The fol
Loving are our rates to yearly advertisers:
lone column. ........... Tooo w
Half column. ......... 10 w
Third Of column -. ..,......... l30 W
Fourth of column. .s........ l0o W
Cards. Occupying space of eight
& lines, orless, -. ........s... 20 90
Obituary notices, marriages, public meet
ng5seards Of thanks, etc, to be paid for as
advertisements. ssll ygii
% Personal cards, when admissible, charged
double the usual advertisements.
% /. a.f b -Ezf
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ii STATE TAT q OF LOUISIANA.
District Court Parish Of Rapides.

~ q NINTHJUDICIAL DlSINIC I.iE = /
No. OS5-Sucession Marx COhn-for
.6sea Cnratoship &c. '..al
Whereas, Benjamin Weiss has made ap,
plication to this Court to be appointed
Curator of the Succession Of MARI Cohn
Notice is hereby given to- all whom it doth
or may concern, to show cause, Within ten
DAYS from the date hereof, why the same
should not be granted.
Clerks Office Alexandria, La. October
the 7th 1867. u,4s,ty
Oct. is. 2-B s : g
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By the Dead.

You are gone away, away! Jet3
Here the tabernacle clay 2
But the shutters now are fast,
And the door has swung its last;
And the cold body lies quite still
Asa snow drift on the hill. (.
Are you really gone away?
Did You love me night and day.
Are you gomez I kiss your eyes, 9
g But they autter not to rise;,
Long whisper in your ear
You would speak il You were here.
You are gone, sweet spirit, where?
Are you near me in the air.
All Invisible to me- Z,
Yet my weeping do you see, ID
And lean downward close and low, j
Watching wistful where l go.
~ you le0, '"e aF"' - ,l'
o,''i VI n'sht' "no" way 80 '''
Clammy touch Of drifting snow?
near we W''a "'"us sIep sAey D''"
D., -; 49,. 'h go .ha ,,.;aq
''''','' 70, '.',,1 's =,
10 you see .she pufple hea.h @ Il
ou 'ne e'lhs' ava y u''uerue'.h
Azure seas aaa ys''oS sa'4''
lopPieu oo.Hneaus on 'a' 'a".
VI y Is ea''" 10 s's"s a ..,. aoan
% nuou ioo'' l'i'' ''' 'o''u'
Whom ut n;c}t mon the bed
"nsa ~ n's'' upoa WV wv
seeking sleep' ! a'u 'u''sa' -, =.
oo',s '''a"s0 '0'one'' o's"' ' e
eel y coln''s-eoll,R l''N SIT &
your pfesSnoe !" 'ne p.ass, 80,
. anu yos' p'a'" 'po" y 's 81, 8 :
WIZ, h., d,r T ,olo INV stand "a
'- -, A'l y ~ 80 "a - :.
s. "o'N's 's' :. -, sas,
oo' liz, ! ~ Nil, &
~ 30 ;....n.a
- nv '' s 1855 T..
: S sang 'A '' SSael
Ms wv" 49, go. -. =, ha,s,a.. a..5 b
~, :, a. - !, oro min
a5 : $50 80, : =. ,'s
), r. .h;a : tnown
- III .,ano -.
yor az. With onoaIs daar = !
And they tell you not to fear; .s.es
Though surprising gloriess blind 4;es,
Moral eye and moral mind gssleY 81
And they teach you what TO 90 isae
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gI.u m ID r..

"AYINGta steam saw mill within i've
IL and a half miles of Alexandra,
take this method of informing all persons
in want of lumber, that their orders, di
recte,l to me and left eitherat the Post OF
flee, with R. L. Fox, s. w. Henarie OF Cap
tain J. Graham on the Ferry boat, will
inject with prompt attention 20,
By punctuality and just dealing / hope
TO merit and receive liberal share Of pat
ronage ] am prepared TO deliver lumber
immediately. a..f
| feb ely. CLEMENT b. YEAG5lEA.
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.rwENrYF11yE CENTS a BOX OR POI
WHEN YoU PURCHASE g
nAnn IN cEEn

UVK OASVVsg n = 1sfssl 2 II ~
see that you get the BEST KIND; those
,s yrown IS LANDRETH are the most rclia
E55le sThey do not cost more than sans
other. andc can always % dsPsSaed aS on, =
Apply TO- gsafe9 ;rssffs ~ -, ds ny.
feb eff
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-10-23

y nas~ NOTICE.-None genuine without
the engraved trade mark around each pot
Or box, signed by DR.. MAGGlEL, New
YORK, to counterfeit which Is felony. I,
Dey- Sold by all respectable dealers IN
medicine throughout the United States
and Canada at -@1s,e4ssa.ssss...~--
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a BOX OR POT
All orders for the United States must b.
addressed to j. Haydock, No. IL Pln'
street. New York. ....sssssN s,
Patients can write freely about thei
complaints, and reply viii be returned ..
the following mail ,4e h 1afaea B ~.
Write for "Maggiels Treatment yl OF DIS
ease 'os. :.
4 III the medicine cannot lie procured j
| your section, write, and will forward, %
money is enclosed ,.ass
F rs. +, P. DCCONGE, No. S9 Cha'
tires street, New Orleans, lis The sole Agen
| for the State OF Louisiana. eti5l
/. Apl, "a ,l867-lyuas sf4a-,ssgC
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BD A Chicagoan refused to pay $500
for pair Of horses, because they did mol
suit him, but afterwards paid $4,000 fol
them ut u horse fair, not knowing that they
were the same. q gis4 aiis l@ 9lEa 700
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CHICAGO, sept. 24th, 1867. I
r W IT. Brady Esq.--fhe necessities Of
life are upon n,e, urgent and imperative,
and am scarcely removed from want--so
different from the lot my loving and deyo-
ted husband would have assigned me-and
7 find myself left to struggle for myself.
Iam compelled to- pursue the only caur-e
left me--immediately within the next week
to sell these goods, and il not wholly dis
posed of by Wednesday, October 80, on
that day please sch them at auction, after
advertising gerry largely that they are my
goods. = 3.Q
Very respectfully, MIS-. A. LINCOLN.
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Might safely reach the shore.
Oh this wishing and waiting is weary
work, ~ 80 = co. .sr
She cried with quivering lip, asrv
May he who can silence the widest blast,
Keep watch Ger yon storm-tossd ship.
An old man sat BY dying fire,
With bible in his hand, -. 49,
And with eager gaze bescapned the page
Which told of the "better land" sa
And his face with a holy rapture glowed
As the kindly words he read, .-s
That safe on the ssyiour's loving breast
There is rest for the weary head.
Oil this wishing and waiting is weak
"a. work, ~. ,.sss - .aa.
~ But the time will shortly come
When far from the troubles aud cares OF
Garth SO!
Ny Father shall call me home.
ga rs 7.r-c,.-- -e>r7oqor>~~rS- b
z'6a en A Reflection,
OH not by bread alone is manhood nour-
10 i7te ished IL sY8maga
a To its supreme estate 5'i ''.5.It
By'c7srT work Of God have lived and -four
ished ~ 5.
The good men and the great. aE
Ay, not by bread aloneI it gas
F0h! not by bread alone !" the sweet rose,
breathing q ..z-'.. A.,''.
In throbs of perfume, speaks;
4But myriad hands, 10 earth and air, are
3 wrsathing ha9 1sssiae,a
The bushes for my cheeks:
Ay, not by bread alone"
OH not by bread alone e proc!aims in
sl thuader seI ~ ozg# stH'n
sss The old oak from his crest $50 g
But suns and storms upon me, and deep
s1A9 uuuei, d 8 4 ae g 81
'2aa Fhe rocks in which rest.
Ay, not BY bread alone!"
"ohlnot by bread alonew Thstruth aies
y1as singing b 3es,5 aze-
q ssln voices ofthe BIRDS; - s3i .
Aud from thousand pastured hills is
.,,s.s ringing sol' p. a.sa
eat The answer Of the herds i; s6,
y se4 Az not by bread aloneP's laa
Vasnotby bread alone / for life and being
nv. Are finely complex all,
Aadmerelnent, with element, agreeing,
Must feed them or they fall
ssT Az, not by bread alonel
Y pet 5y love alone, though strongest,
w.. pefests vs. tit a9~-gs lsesstoa
a ihateyer swayea the heart;
4 = strongest passion overcome the surest,
IS lR'ssfFap sasss each man y part, X a@.i
"
aa t,Ay,pos5b BY love alone! 4 ssiw 10
oaaaets By love alone is powerengendered
@asg 9atil within the soul $40 re hes
os guy OF every motive has been rendered
s It's g. not strong and whole. .... . :.
. esagfnot By love alone! ees3
49, 2. Z 2 Z
4 notey lore alone is manhood nour
aaiSs bhed 9ss = .ostss..i... - - :, IN
4, slo its supreme estate, -aaaas seed
y every word Of God have lived an,
folrished a = & s2 .
ihe good men and the great,
Az, not BY love alone! IL
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Big Auction.

Mrs. Lincoln, widow of the late lamen'
ted. is coming to grief and restitution. aud
she has sent to the most popular auction
eer Of New York Citya large lot Of hel
surplus ineries to dispose Of for her bene
cit. Weappend the list, as well as the tw,
letters she sori to the auctioneer:
Cost
black centre camels' hair shawl, long
$500 -haa 40 hla .7lt$tde
/ white centre eamels' hair shawl, long,.
$1,000
! white centre camels' hair shawl, square
iai $500 stge g3saie5oasiz3 2sH
l black centre camels' hair shawl square
$3.50
/! red centre camels' hair shawl, square,
Q small shawls, square -. .---- s5t
White Paisley shawl, long $500. 81
White Paisley shawl, square,. Sd
!, superine point blackalace sliawls $500
$500, $500 80 80
. superfine point black lace shawls $50, S4t
! white point lace shawl, long 49,. 5000
| white point lace dress, unmade-- $4,000
white point lace hounce. ..--,--..Sl 5l
II white point lace parasol cover 80. $25t
/ white point lace handkerchief. ... S8(
Russian sable cape. ...-- Sl59t
l Russian sable boa. Sl2Ol
Also, many other articles, intending dia,
mOnd rings, etc. ~ ~ ~
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e. SliERIFF'S SALE.
Alexander N. Haas ,e!4a
Thomas B B. Marshall ~ '''''
District Court, Parish Of Rapides, State Of
eay4;T abiatsL Louisiana 3g 9ig
TOY VIRTUE Of a writ Of seizure and sale
ID issued from the Honorable the Dis
trict Court in and for the Parish OF Rar
pides, State Of Louisiana, and to me. ad.
tlres. ed in the above entitled and number
ed suit. have seized and VIII pferfor sale
to the last and highest bidder, on ae az
| SATURDAY the ID day Of NOVEMBER,
lHa' 1867, s.
| between the hours Of II a. NJ. and P. NJ
at the Court House door, in tho Town d
Alexandria, Parish OF Rapides, State o.
! Louisiana, the following property seized az
the property Of the Defendant, to-wit: 3 q
L The undivided half interest in a certain
lot OF parcel ofland situated, lyipTg, and
4 being ia the village Of Cheneyyille. in tht
said Parish and State, being known aft
4 desiypated, as follows, tozwit:g The Welt
/ Brick, Store, situated on Front Street, i
4 the aforesaid village. measuring fifty $50
4 feet front on said street. FBefsiOr less, AM
running or extending back to Main; Street
in the rear measuring one hundred ami
ninety (l9O) feet, more OF less. Bounded
on the North by House and Store House
4 Mrs Margaret Montgomery, on the Eas
by Front Street, on the West by Mai
/ Street, and on the South BY house and LOT
|owned by F. " Marshall. with all the iil
pfogements and appnrtcnanccs, rights an
privileges therenpte belonging to satisfy
Judgment and order If seizure and sale o.
Q taiDed against Thos D. Marshall.
: b Terms or SALE :--CASH with benefit
sppraisement. A. J, SYPHER,
Oct, 2. 1851 -tds.a Be : ss So Sheriff.
Primers Fcrs ST, 1tu sss1atss :