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So ss'6T'S Sale.

Ia District Court nf Bnssier PAS
Louisiana.
Bradley, Wilson & Co.
V. NJ. 2I96.
Harriet N. H4ughtou.
Dy virtue If writ of fari facias
D issued from th- Honorable tie
District Court of lid parish and State,
in ;hr ahnve entitled suit and to mt
directed, have >eizrd and will proceed
- 81. If public an loa 50 he last and
high: bidder before the Court hnu<r
&, 81, IN .he town If Bellevue, La. n
Saturday the 9TH Day Il March, 1865
The f1l''aihg described prnret'y. 10
vi
THe southwest quarter of section J 6.
northwest quarter TT section 81, south
halt III secti"n 81. north half of SECTION
-. southeast quarter of SECTION 90
northeast quarter Of section 90. in
township Is. range Il, containing 1890
acres with improvements thereon.
Said property seized ~ the property
of the defendant, FL. N Haught"n, AMI
to he sold To pay and satisfy said writ
Terms of Sa.e-Cush, with benefit
of appraisement.
w. II HILL. Sheriff.
bellevue. La. Feb, /, 1868. 5t3
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Staple and Fancy Grocer les ,
and all kinds of
r.nn,T>,~ r,srY ,,nrvNyr1
Succession Sale.

Succession Of r. r, Young, decd.
Dy virtue of writ of sale issued
I'D from the Honorable District
Court If Bes>ipr. La, in the succession
Of Reuben r. Young. deceased, and to
me direc ed, will sell AT public auc-
ton, TO the last and highest bidder,
before tie Court house door. in the
town If Bellevue. La, on Saturday the
18th day of February. 1868, the follow.
ing described property belonging to
sal d succession, t0-wit
The east half of northwest quarter,
and southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section number 3. township
II, range II; situated in Bossier
parish, La.
Also. ] mare and colt. / feather he'd,
: mattresses, / lot bed clothing, hog
claim. | COW.
Z Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit
fof appraisement. Should any article
If said property fail to bring its
appraised value cash. the same TO DO
immediately re-offcred and sold on 9
credit of II neutrality-suspicious. being
required to give notes with approved
personal security bearing s per cent
interest from day Of sale.
w. II. HILL,
Sheriff and ex-officio Auctioneer
Bellevue, La, Jan. 25, 1863,
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T0.c Notice.

\ office is hereby given to the Tax
~ Payers of the Parish Of Bossier,
that the Constitutional Convention
Tax OF one mill per cent is now due,
and under the provisions of an orll-
~ nance of said Convention. passed Dec.
~ 1867, am compelled To- make full
ana hnal settlement of said Tax with
zoe treasurer of this State, an or be-
lore the lst day of April, 1868.
Therefore. all tax payers of this
Parish are most earnestly requested
70 come forward, at nv Office, in the
Town OF Bellevue, and settle snid Ink
immediately, or tbs. penalties set forth
forced. -
W. II. HILL.
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Bellevue, La, Feb. Is. 1868.
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Millinery.

Bonnets, Hats, for Infants, Misses and
Ladies' Ladies Undergarmcnts, of every
description, ready made Ladies aud chill.
dren's Shoes, all styles and qualities.
In short, = complete assert ert Of Ladies'
Goods, from Paper of Pms TO Wedding
outfit. s
This portion Of the stock was selected with
great care, by Mrs, Wells, who, by business
experience in this market of twelve years,
understands the requirements OF the Ladies
Of this section, and who f9els confident she
can please the most fastidiOus, both in goods
and prices.
!. H. McDERMOTT is determined to
establish an exclusive
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Succession Sale.
Succession Of D. I. Hooks. decd.

Succession Of D. I. Hooks, decd.
Dy virtue Of writ of sale to me directed
ID from the Honorable the District Court
OF Bossier Parrish, Louisiana in the success
sion Of David |. Hooks, deceased, | will sell
atpublie auction 10 the last and highest
bidder, within the legal hours cf sale, be
fore the Court house door, in the town OF
Bellevue, La, on Saturday the 9TH dav OF
March, 1853 the following descrlbed
property, belonging to said succession,
tO.Wit:
South half of fractional section IL, Except
lot Number 3, of said sectionl and the Mole
offractional section %, township Is, range
p,with Improvements thereon, containing
3S 50-l0O acres-known as the Christians
Plantation on Red River
Also, southeast huarter and east falf OF
southwest quarter of section Is, township
10, range ii, containing 2l0 acres.
Terms Of Sale-0n Il credit of u months !;
purchaser to give his appro ed bond vita 3
per cent per annuIn interest, and mort va yc
retained on land to secure paynent of pur-
chase price.
w. IL HILL,
Sheriff and ex-oflieio auctioneer.
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~ Louisiana
a. e :; s.ll' No. 1865.
psulina Pickett, ct al
,.a !. ;. fs Ss:s:- and No. 1866.
C. Cummings.
M virtue oftwo writs Of ieri facias issued
II from the Honorable the Dist-igt Court
= aid Parish aud State, in the above eH-
s;tIed suits, and tome directed, | have Sc zed
"a vriIl proceed to sell at public auction
- the last and highest bidder, before the
roTYt House door in the town of Bellevue,
fonisiana, within the legal hours OF sale, on
.ha. first Saturday the eth day of AIarch
,s6S the following described property,
Fast half and east half Of west half and
.-sst half of northwest quarter section Sc
sast half of northeast quarter section 81
towuship %, range ID, containing $40 acres.
Ths northwest quarter of section 20, town
tbip22, range IL; containing 100 79-l00 acres.
M southwest quarter of section % con
Ginning 100 79-l0O acres West half of north
rest quarter of section % containing SO
laI0O acres The south half of southeast
rnarter section 90; containing so 40-i00
srres. The southwest half of section %;
containing 1853 2O-l00 acres; all III township
% of range -. East half of southwest
cuarter section 81 and east half of north
arest quarter section 81 +; containing i59
9fI00 acres East half of northeast quarter
section % and west half of northwest quar-
ter of section 2S containing l6J acres =
Fast half of southeast quarter of section 30
and east half of northeast quarter section
9O; containing l6S l4-l00 acres. The north
half of north - quarter section 30, and
north half of northwest quarter of section
"a; containing l6O 77-l00 acres. East half
Of northeast quarter of section %, and west
halfOf northwest quarter of section 4 con
tanning I59 1900 acres. West half of north
east quarter, and north half of southeast
auarter of section 90; containing l60 z9sl00
acres. The west half of southwest quarter
Of section 30; containing 81 22-I00 acres
West half of southwest quarter of section
81. containing 79 76-l00 acres. West half Of
aoutheast quarter of section 81, cuntai ming
70 96-l00 acres. The northeast quart n of
southeast quarter of section 81, cont lining
80 $500 acres The southeast quarter Of
southeast quarter of section "a, containing
80 8SIQ9 aces. The southwest quarter of
northeast quarter OF section 81, containing
80 $500 acres. The southwest quarter Of
southwest quarter of section -, containing
- o9lU0 acres; ali IN township x, o. range
IS; and the whole of township p, of range
Is, Except southwest quarter of section 10,
together with all improvements thereon.
Seized as the property of defendant,
paulina Pickett, and to be sold to pay and
satisfy said writs
Terms Of Sale-On credit of 10 months
purchaser to give approved boud bearing s
per cent per annum interest vita special
mortgage retained on land to secure pay
ment Of purchase price.
w. II. HILL, Sheriff
Bellevue, La, Feb. Is, 1867
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Fancy Dry Goods,

Millinery, Ladies' Furnishing Goods, Trim,
mings, &c,
ever brought to this market, would reHpee4
fully call the attention Of customers and the
public generally to the following imperfect
enumeration of stock:
In the Ladies' Department Willie found
Dress Silks, Grenadines, SILK Tissues
French Organizes, Printed Muslins, Cra,se
Moretts, Plain and Figured Swiss, Pereales,
Brilliantines, Lawns, Baregcs, sc.
Also, Basquines, Scaris MantiIlas, Iacs
Shawls. &C., OF thc'latest styles, in great
variety.
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SheriR's SGye.
W. J. Fish, curator. }
VS., No cII0.
J. II. Stroud.


In the District Court of Bassier. La.
by virtue of writ of feri ftcia~
- issued from the Honorable the
District Court of said parish and State.
IN the above entitled suit, aud To- me
directed, have seized and will proceed
to sell at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, before the Court house
door, in the town of Bellevue, within
the legal hours of sale on Saturday the
9Th day of March. 1868. the following
described property to-wit:
A certain house or Doctors shop,
sltaated upon the land of j. II. Hughes
deceased, at Rocky Mount, in the par
ish of Bossier. La.
Seized as the property ofthe defend
ant j. Il. Stroud. and to b. sold to
pay and satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash with benefit OF
appraisement.
w. Fl. HILL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, Feb. |, 1868. SIS
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TO the Pabgic,

We undersigned respectfully an.
= nounee that they have re opened
meis warehouse, at Murrell's Point,
where they have ample room for the
os@rage OF cotton, &c. Freight re-
so.seu f"r storage and shipment on as
where. 10" o0 """ else
CRoWNovER & HOFFMAN.
February Is, 1868,
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SherjT's .Hng9.

Perkins & "a.
VIM. Harrison aud IL.
In the District Court Il 3"s,iar Pari~h,
l. 'o:~i,ua
Dv virtue Of writ # feti fanias
1p issued from the Hu,na5 .
District Goufi If H,>sir.l, La ~ me
ah've pnti'led .Uit. and To- 80. dirccle..,
have seized and viii prod ~ t..-,l l.
ut public auction IL tne la>iunj IA. .hrst
bidder, bef,T'i the Court bous, d,ur. in
the town Of Bellevue, Lu.. "n til. first
Saturday the 9TH day OF March. i566
the fniiowi & described land, tn-wit:
The northeast quarter If northwest
quarter Of srcti'.n 81, town hip -,
range IL; Containing 40 OF 100 acrr,.
Southwest quarter of section IS, inwn-
ahip ~, range II; c"n- airing 100 %
100 acres. West half of southeast
quarter and southwest quarter If nnfi i
cast quarter If fractional section y.
township ~, rang+ -, Containing I,!5
o5-ioO aere<. Southeast quarter If
southwest quartel-of section y. town
ship 10, range IL. containing 10 acr"s.
North hat # northeast quarter It see
lion 81, township 10, range IL. CON
tanning 80 acres.
Seized as the property of the d~fen-
dants. VIM. Harrison aud wife. and TO
h'' sold t" pay aHI satisfy said writ
Trrms Of >air-Cu>h with beurti IF
apprai>ement.
W. II HILL, Sheriff
Bellevue. La, Feb. loi3. SIS
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ERAbrOidericS.

,Jackonet and Swiss Edging and InsoEsingt
Bands Ladies' Embroidered Undershirts,
Collars Infants Waists, Skirts and Under
clothing Real Lace Collars and Jets,
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Shc1'iG's :Ggga.

'O-S~1 esS e. - ~ Re
Elijah s, 1,s--' ! \, 4=,.
iathe District Court If BoSsicr Parish,
Louisiana.
aCy viriu" of writ of feri facias
~ issues f.o1l the District Court
IT 5osSiar. La, in The above entitled
sHlt ana 70 &c directed, ! have seized
aaI VIII proceed f. sell AZ rur lie AUG
''"l to fie la>i aud highs bidder.
between the legal hoat-or +g5n at the
Court house door, in tLr towa &c
bellevue, La, on SatrrG II the 10
day OF March, 1855, the following
d scribtl aud. 70 wit:
The northwest quartcr of northwest
quarter If section 20. township -,
range 10, containing 40 acres. The
northeast quarter Of southeast quarter
Of section 81, township %. range 10;
east half OF southwest quarter and
northwest quarter of southwest quarter
"t section %, township %, range 10;
east half of northwest quarter aud
southwest quarter of northeast quarter
and northwest quarter Of snutf east
quarter. aud east half of southwest
quarter. and m"; thwe>t quarter If no til
west quarter. and soutn@e st quarter of
southwest quarter Of section 20. town
hip - range 10. cautaining III all,
40 acres, mole or less, with all i'm.
proyeneut>.
Seized as the property of the defend
ant A. Barton. and to be sold to pay
and satisfy said writ.
Terms Of Sale-Cash. with the bene-
fit Of appraisement.
W. II. HILL, Sheriff.
Bellevue. La, Feb. |, 1868. SIS
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LADIES, ) 10T
BAZAAR OF FASHION.
j. He. NEcDeraMOtt,

HAVING just returned from New York
= 4 with the largest, best selected and mOst
varied stock of
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Ladies' Store.

that will prove ereditable to himself and
beneficial to his customers. In view Of
which, lie has purchased the most tremend-
Gus stock of goods ever brought to this mar
ket, III the Ladies' line, and being deterlnin-
efto secure the Ladies' trade, he pledges
himself to sell
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FHNhe subscriber having 4 4sI-~>
I ,eased the conlmodious ~. sz.3sAA
building Known as the Com EiT'SEIsIs14
mcEtial Hotel has had ii Rgl-lL ~ 49, 49,
thoroughly renovated and 0rened 1t AS :,
mist class hotel, under the above title. ami
so. cts ;ae patronage Of his friends and the
pu3iic Hedging himself that nothing shan
DC wanting on lis part that can tend to she
cc3holt aid pleasure Of his guests. The
hrSf cooks have been scared, aud the table
Viii A. III times be served with every dellca-
= q the Seas1E-unslrpasse II equaied,
bT any other house N the Red River com try.
The rooms are large ana airy. aud the f;Ini-
tlrc and acd;dn. new. Ecin" located in the
centre OF business, immediately between
the stea nhoat landing and the Southern
Pacific railroad depot, it affords unusual in
ducements To b0arders who will at all times
fad it a comfortable home. Families and
single gentlemen can obtain pleasant rooms
and dag LoarGers Will be accommodated.
nil W. L. BROOKS.
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SheI'i1I'eS ,~tale.
a. McIntrye
vs.. No liz?
A. l.. Shotwcn.

lnthe District Court Of .'oS>i"r Paris =,
Louisiana
DY virtue "a II wris If feri ftci;.~
D issued from tie. !louurabl.- he
Dl>irirt C"ur, If the I',ri.i Of B rS,irY,
La. in The above eLtitl, Il ,uir. and IL
me directed. | have seiz,d aud Will
sell at pubic auction to the last and
highest h!id r, before the Cru,t house
d"nr, i'll the town Of Bellevue. La :.
wiiliA the legal hours Of sale. on Sat
nrday tie 9Th dav ct March, 1868,
tn following described land. to-wit:
The northwest quarter. ahd FAST half
oi southwest quarter of section 20.
township 10, range 10, containing go
acres.
Seiz"das the property of The defen-
dant, 4, l.. shotwel. and to be sod to
pas aud satisfy said writ.
Terms If Sale-Cash, with berpGt
of apprai>ement.
w. II HILL, Sheriff.
Bellevue. Feb. |, 1865. SIS
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She,'i1l9s sale.

ESA 0s1AA - SSalNo
/ A Wilson
vs.. No. l93j.
L. W. Tasner.
In the District Cous, { BVssier Parish,
Louisiana.
E-py virtue of n rit If feri facias
issued from the Honorable the
Jl~t,iet out # BoS .ier. La, in the
above entitled salt. aud to me directed.
| will proceed to sell at public action
to the last aud highest bid Tor, before
the Court house door, in the town Of
Bellevue. La. on Saturday the I'll
day Of March 1863, the following
described land to-wit:
Tie southwest quarter of section Is
southwest quarter If northwest q aar-
ter, aud southwest quarter IT southwest
qaaitrr of section p; aud northeast
quarter and east half If nur'hu est quar-
ter If section 81, and southeast quarter
ct northeast quarter of section 20 and
southwest quarter Of Shuthwe,t quarter,
aud southeast quarter and southwest
quarter Of section 81. all in township
%, range IL. containing in all 597 80
l0O acres, with improvements thereon.
Srizrd "a the property of the drf,.n-
dant. X. w. Turner and tn be sold to
pay and satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit
of appraisement.
w II HILL, Sheriff.
February /, 1868. SIS
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:. .hs District Court of Bossier Parish
~ Louisiana.
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Cheaper than the Cheapest,

which is all that he desires Ladies who
favor him with their custom may rest assur-
ed that they will get goods at legitimate
prices, whether judges or not, for he has
established a s.,s
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One Price system,

which cannot fail to give satisfaction, as it
is based upon small profits and quick re.
turns" AIRS. Wells superirtends the Mil
Iinery and Dress making Departments,
where she will be pleased to see and wait
upon her old friends and customers Both
Of these branches are under the manage.
ment of first class artistes, who are thor
ouGhly posted Oh the latest fashions.
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alive with yachr, cruising about In every direction,
and The maneuyres OF inc crack clippers who are
trying their trims in anticipation OF the approaching
important contests appear to afford an unfang
iund of entertainment 10 the little groups OF nautical
oilers who daily congregate on the Castle anu espa-
made The Royal Yacht Squadron regatta coEuences
on Tuesday, August A, and the Sailing Corsinittee
nave issued very attractive programme. a,
The International yacht races, under the manage
ment OF the SocfetG DIES Regates Havre CON-
menced on Tuesday last; but in consequence OF the
uniavorable state OF the weather and the length OF
the course from Havre to Cherbourg and back was
,nu uatch created far more interest than had been
aTtslpateu. The entries included a large number
vi .sG most celebrated English yachts.
arrangements have been made for anDther inter-
Wai match to be sailed tse week after the Royal
'ictoria yacht Club Regatta Under the management
W ,ne iacht Cub de France president, the Due de
'aliOmDfosa) nom Deppe TO Feeamp a distance O(
ABOUT Sky nautical miles. Yachts Of all chtiOny
AM auy rig, above twenty-one tons minimum regis
ter WIN nc eligible to compete and the prizes are
as fOilOws:--
First prize, q cup, value 1000 francs, and an
"Obeot or art" presented By the Emperor OF the
francs, given by W. T. brentwood. TTird prize. an
..Obect OF art ysue francs given ~ thu Societ6
des ReRates DN,ppoises.
In addition to tbs above, special prize OF 900
francs and a gold medal, given by his Exccllpncv
the Minister OF Marine, for the first yachs bona 0oe
built and fitted in MafOe that arrives at the winning
post
Special invitations have been sent TO the promi.
nent English yacht clubs !" take part in this match
and 10 IL already announced that a large rilnber
OF the leading British yashtmeu have expressed
their intention to cOmpetesmOng others the owners
OF the Cambria, Condor, Alene and Arrow
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BOATING NOTES,

Chris" flioms Is building "Doc'r withers new
stgle scull boat. She is neatly finished and will he
very handsome both in model and finish.
When will ISaady, of the. Gulicks and Jolly, Of the
Columblas. row their single scull racer
The Palisades, Of Yonkers, have their single scuIi
regattaeOn the 1851 inst. Amelung is the favorite.
W. A. Martin, OF the Columbas has returned from
Red Bank, where he has been in activetrainng for
the belt, under the special care OF J. Hashagen Jr
double scull race has been arranged between ].
@. O'Ne and 4. Van Baden vs.. &. NJ. Young and w.
SelKen also between T.. K. Ketcham and W. J.
Knight vs.. H. g. Hashagen and j. G. ONeill, both
three mile races for prizes All are members Of the
Columbia Boat Club.
Will Swan row against "Docr Wther5 or the 18th
Go in, Swan, gnd retrieve what you lost last year.
viii the Paiades. OF Yonkers not challenge the
Waverleys, OF New York, to barge race Come
FORTH
Thomas FearOrs of Yonkers Is the favorite fOr tho
single scull race in the Association Regatta. We
trust that both lie and Wthers will row at that
time.
Thomas Fearon viii row new boat on the 10th OF
September
The Ataantas will row new six cared gig end
new eight cared barge at the same time.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERS

Arrest Of Reno and Anderson by the Canadian
Authorities Under the Extradition Treaty.
DETROIT, August Q, 1858.
Frank Reno and Charles Anderson were arrested
at windsor, Ontario, last night under the Extrad
zion treaty, for robbIng Adams Express Company at
MarshHeld Ind. OIL the Jenersonville Railroad, May
%. Il will be remembered that they assaulted the
engineer started the engine and express car, and
while under full Roadway, threw the messenger from
the car, fatally iniurlng him.
III Reno Is delivered over to the authorities OF In
diana the last male member Of this family OF villains
will be safe for some years to come. Anderson, who
was arrested with Reno, Is a noted English burglar
and has figured In some OF the boldest burgaries In
the United states.
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The Impending Revolution in
Spain.
Government Appeal to the
Militia and Clergy.
Decision Of the Court Imperiale Of France in
the Case Of the United States vs.. Armans.
SPAIN.

The Impending RevOIutiOn-The Country ON
the Verge of Ruin-Telegraphic Commune
cation Between Cuba and Mexico.
MADRID, August o. 1858.
A circular has been issued by the Minister OF the
Interior the Governors of Provinces seeking sup
port In the civic and rural guards and clergy, as
little confidence is placed in the army. revolt is
daily expected and the government is taking every
precautionary measure in its power.
The government finances are in deplorable con-
dtion, and, in fact, the whole country is on the
verge Of ruin.
A concession for laying a submarine telegraph
cable from the Spanish Antilles to Mexico has been
granted to Senior Jose Caceres.
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LOUISIANA.
The Lcsis.ature-The New Militia Bill Passed
in the House.

The Legis!ature-The New Militia Bill Passed
in the House.
NEW ORLEANS. August 0, 1868.
The bill reported by the House Militia Committee
yesterday was rushed through the House on q sus-
pension OF the rules. 1t forbids the formation OF
organizations for the purpose OF drilling, exercs-
ing In the manuel OF arms or any military ma
n9uvres unless organized according TO law and
prisOnment in the Penitentiary. II provides also
that all organizations now existing coming under
the provisions Of this act shall be at disbanded
under the above penalty.
Section four provides that all organizations not
being part OF the State militia having officers with
military titles who shall drill and exercise as mill
tary companies, no matter under what preteXt or
for what purpose formed, be declared TO be exist
ties.
The bill Is intended as blow at the political clubs
existing in almost every precinct In this city
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ANOTHER POLICEMAN Assault TeO.

Oficer Magher, of the Twenty -second precinct,
late on Saturday night arrested John Frazer
in Eleventh avenue for being disorderly. He
was among a gang OF Eleventh avenue r0ughs,
and they insisted that he should not allow him
self TO be arrested, and the result was he made
q furious assault on the offcer, in which he
was abetted by his companions The officer managed
to rap alarm and three other officers TO hts
assistance. For while there was lively display of
pOllcemen's lOcusts and flying stones and bricks In
the air. II ended In q few bruised and battered
heads and the arrest OF two others, John Witty and
VIM. Garvin. the ringleaders In the assault The
prisoners were yesterday taken before Judge Kelly
Of the Fourth District Police Court, and committed
for examination.