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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-03

rs.1rA ~ 49, llss Ysa slayS
- -. - y Kssksk. Bs1lss -
saspe.dsd, TO srsss extent ard ~ psopis
nvs thensslvss up 70 ~ saasssl nssinsns
usaal upon sncA occasions. he Nsv Yer
hos bees Avpsopsiatsly vsieeusd, - Y i
brings our citiseAs = maeh 1t htalsa md
prosperity . did it, predecessor, " shall
hare sreas reason to be thankful.
Tns beautifully decorated AAll Of ~ In.
|aspea ut 0sdsr ii Odd Fslls~s pfssgsted
. ersnd and disabling scene New Yeaf's kvs.
On this occasion about four hundred persons
were present, composins the nsnbsrs Ct ~
Fraternity and their fxmfliet. Tho enter.
saibment was gotten up with view TO please
the shildpsn Is much as possible, and N this
The affair was happily successful. In the CEN
ter Of the hall stood large tree illed as
Anil = full could be. with toys and cornu-
ccpias, aud beautifully illuminated With up
wards Of one handrsd wax candles, The who's
forming brilliant scene, aronnd which ne
children danced with bright eyes snd happy
hearts. The programme Of the evening xas
varied one consisting Of speaking, singins.
feasting and promenading, until the town
clock announoed the closing hours Of the old
year.
! During the evening speeches vfrc dslis-
.red By Grand Master Il. II. WifkershaM,
Past Grand Master Erie J.. Leach and Hon.
tieorpe W. McCrary. A choir Of excesient
singers was present, whose MUSIC dig much %
enliyea the pariy. The Misses Tebleman
and Hunsicker also treated the crowd TO sew
eral choice songs yarious private presents
we're taken from the Tree, some OF which
were handsome and valuable, while others
we're Of ! ludicroas character, intended 70
provoke merument, especially that one ior 2
srtain member Of the city press. ''of whom
sc are which, The present shall be kept
as q precious memen.o until our years are
completely skslied out.
/ The |. O. O. f. should feel highly grained
II the success of their festival; i reflected
credit on the Fraternity; and did i great
dsal OF good.
This Order is one OF the furnishing institn-
| tious Of eur city, and is rapidly growing IN
public favor as il must, Tor its principles OF
llrie1dship, Love and Truth, capped with
that golden rule, whatsoever ye would that
others should do unto you, do ye even so
unto ,hem,'' recommend it to the favor Of
ali who seek to elevate the character Of man
aud Undue him With proper conceptions Of
hi nself, his duty aud his destiny.
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!. xtsck~--r ss7
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cssesa.sss aafkss.
8, reiegra7h-l faaa'sssri 'sa
Fiour--Iitid more asny, hui fsiess srs nsehAhssa
~haAt-hsss - lishff, bal no -a'sAee ~
s.a.isssd
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p,.ye,.. 81 90
p.,,.v--I. zoo a.sn.r4 a. fls.si Is fos f.ia
csttoa-- fifH 1t II 70 nisdtling-
uhkky-UreLssg ..
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Provisions III rsrr bat quist
Weather pst, Ia, tcsn raining all The morning.
Ieis"e -.
BY Tslsgr.fk.l s0aes
ylerr-Qastt.
Nh.ss-Ec better; ssIss G! NJ rsa W.bash II q q,
A-tsr ~ 50.
osa-2s % tsH-- salss pi ter ~ 81 ~ 4
eAssaaiet hrm-
Rye Qaat.
Barley eGltt.
sesds- s4ies " Clever &. SC 90
Feg~- 9eesssd s4iiis sd tett.r u s5sss&
-
Fssxsxa Markets
Loxles. Ian s--ssoa.
csa.oi. 81 Nine, "a sseoant. Bad. T=sss 9TH
.rs uu -ssng.d.
Inrnroo.. Jan TAP N,
c,..on- Max closet q,s..t.
sst.taT --asu.e snd I'D sansi nsar'r siI articles
o,r@-se, al
wir.t-i5 iaf c.I.f1rnls; ~ y ~ rsd-
PaAs-4.s.
F'sar iess4i moderately active. . = 's' Letter
What IL W bstt r, sitn moderate dsn'aha, eh1hs
spesaistsss.
k,e-si % Fly i0r ~estFa.
eai.-fia a 81 = y ~ ~rsssfa ~ store.
cora-Aetse and nrni . - = i'' nes nnsa
wsstern s1aAt Ala ~ n va In stels ana
Potoaiet and steady; 81 Is foesid raesr ia 2s1
q al Tor ns.s. ca b ind resu,n.
Be f-ssesay. Win moasratc fafhf-
cns Ae-ts- ea!st and uSehaa.-i
s.Son-'hn q, VI moa@fst' ihaa'fyss
IArd-s,sAsy = iass ~.
hsee Quiet and steady
'o1eso let moiernts basiasts fasns III hseh sraass
faza-fair r'qas.t e.b, hta1z
Mnw.asss n.yn.r.
Nkserssh.I xilsAvssz, 5An 40
Pioa.-rrm: TX 50 20 ilo CO country do 10 2ssssI
xsesoss.s
Wheat Kseisd ~ casa o2IE for No ].
Oats firmsr - s. s7l< % aoa-
can-Aasaneea. saiss at 81 ssf, ne~ shslhd.
49, !" -
rev York Ury Cesds s.arhst
BY Telegraph sEs rer,. Jan :
The dry goods marie, contlaaes iuies and no inpor
change Ia pri ws txcstt LsRe sser prints,
which are rssus q az.
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Nnwaukee MasAsr.
~ 1&lsGrseh.I hiISAvasx, Jhr = 2
Tssa,-rirm TX 50 70 oee country do 10 aasss.
xsa5eGS.s
Wheat E.ei,si. ~ o. II o2Is FOR No ].
Oats -firm.r ~ Sc s7l< o. No.
Corn--Aasaneed. sales ut 81 es new shelilj.
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Arcrios By Hove Tyler. on Saturday
morning, at store. The furniture of the late
r. B. Foote ard other parties. consisting Of
parior, dining>room, chamber and kitchen
furniture, mattresses. patent spring bed. one
large fine mirror, marble bracket. marble top
wash-stand, one fine eoaater show case, 10.
photographs large outside show cases, sixty
fine oval photograph picture frames, one set
parlor chairs, and one 6ne Tese>a. Tete in
hair cloth Also one express wagon. nearly
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THE first nigh. Of the New Year was ple.s-
sntly passed by large assembly Of ladies
and gentlemen at the Good Templar's Hall,
corner of johnson aud Fifth streets. 1t MSS
the occasion Of festival. the object Of which
was to have a pleasant time, and nj The same
time add to the treasury Of the Lodgeas much
of the needful as possible Both objects
were accomplished. The hall on this ocra-
sion was very handsomely decorated With
wreaths Of evergreens and produce display
of the National colors.
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YEsrRRDAr afternoon q young gentleman
and lady of our city broke through the ice
while skating on the slough on the other side
of the river. They made narrow escape
and had it not been for the speedy assistance
which they received, this item might be more
serious than tits. The scene created great
excitement among the skatists who were
present, and who must be admonished by the
accident that the ice is not as secure IS it
might be, and TINT the utmoet caution must
be used in order to avoid similar occurrences.
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Faox the Hannibal Courier We learn tha,
that one N. B. Spring, brute in human
form, about forty-fve years Of age, Who for .
few months past has had charge Of the public
schools Of Hannibal, was disloaorAbly dis
charged By the Directors, fer days since.
Failing to leave town, yesterday, as requested
he was taken to the ferry-landing. last night,
aad dacked. he left on the train in the moru>
iig for parts unknown. He vas guilty Of )
crime against nature with some of ihs boys
under his charge. He was also member 1T
the Baptist Church, aud was held in high 60
TEEN By oil Who knew him until the recent
Developments proved him devil incarnats,
instead Of "a honorable, upright man.
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rev York Ury cosds s.arhst.
BY TelssrArh.j HEs rexs. Jan :.
The dry goods market continues quiet, and inpor
taIt change ia prf e. ws txcst Lsn.atsr prints
wSich are rsaus. d to IN
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" LIAM PHICE,
WALL PAPERS
In Preference to ali other Methods.

vETELI-TTFoEHsD teachers irvafiailg rsa ihA.
w ss,ndsss work-glCaasDSfs-s NEW MrTH-
Cd Coapetaia every psrhs tSstfsc tcr, in ctsry
pa iicnlar IL sas reqa.~s examination
-br one that ther toak approaches in xrelrnee.
Price. 81 IS. Matted pest paid. tLIyRa DsfSoN 4
CO Eat hsIs. RI wsshfpstos stree', Bos.en. c. II
prison en.,7is Broasi~sy, 6ss Yek, deea7
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HisicTSi
BRIcH
Important Testimony.

Tie Champion Of Ire Hest Rriek Machine
all right.
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nave y Gazing = ou1 o'i'co suu p.sus -
this nooce.
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1850 80 $3.50 -
IA. WALLACE is closing ont that splendid
lot Of Clothing, ct bis Auction Store. rcsy
lor. Please call AID examine his stock Of
Under Clothing, &c.
Mosr graciously are We favored, oy Inc
clerk OF the weather. WIN gen'a' oa5s a'iu
lovely nishts-sinter weather vnose m''o-
ness has certainly never been surpassed.
J,
No1lcE.On anu sHei si's u-'' 'n.'
make charge OF per cent oo III ~Arss
loaned 20 res''sais' a.ues, "'
The skating heids, on the otner s'ae o. 'ns
river. presented hseiy appearance on Nes
Years day, as hundreds OF heoknkaans ana
Hamiitoniana, male sad ie maies Sefe on .he
ice. Quhe number Of our skausss also
found enjoyment on Nassau Siongh.
So. "a
- .Ae
ing great need Of ct0thin8 AWons Tue poos "
The CITY. des;re that all persons who have any
lid oe onrara, ar "a Il off sboes IN disoose
Ainu " Appa.e' =
residence Of Mrs. julius Curtis, Sd street, be-
tween Fulton and Franklin.
.---------
PERsoyAL--he we're agreeabiy surprised
last evening to receive call from our e.
teemed friend, and former feilow citizen
Surgeon NJ. &. Taylor, who Is just down from
the Hyperborean regions Of Lake Superior.
The Doctor will remain in the city several
days. and his numerous friends here viii be
grati6ed with the opportunity to extend him
I:s3
THE members OF the heokuk Shooting
Club assembled on the afternoon OF New
Years Day to determine who should wear
the champion . badge for the next year. The
following shows thatJohn Stannns waahailed
the champion, and IS now the possessor OF
the badge:
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asw lsrx nonsy fmasAs.
" Teissrsph Nrv Yssx. Jss =
aopey- E.thr srti.s ~ 50. ser cent fer eaii
loaas
fterliug-Fhm at ie2lcX geia. fer Erss class bills.
oosd-lssrs opesinE ~ ray eiosins II 3sg4
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TAX COLLECIo.,s SAFE.

Al SOEhEL<JG CEs7S SALE
stTATE OF LOUiSIANA-Parish of Caddo-Br viz
- tue Of the authority vested as Tax Collector
in and for the parish of Caddo State of louisiana
have seized and will proceed to sell, public auction
to the last and highest bidder at the Court House door
IN the city OF Shreveport parish and State aforesaid on
Saturday, the 2i day OF january. 1863,
between the hours OF II o'clock A. NJ. and clock P NJ
the following described property, as much of it as
will pay the parish tax and cost to-wt
BRAY ESTATE-East half of lot one (1) block
twenty (21), in the town of Greenwood
EATEMAN, NJ. l.. &rs.-One hundred and FORTY
five (l43) acres hill land, i'll township sixteen (j),
range sixteen iiG)
DEL0AciI, ". W Eighty five 50 acres on bayou
Pierre
FELLOWS, G. &Co.-T,ot fourteen Il y, block sixty
two (G2>, in the city Of Shreveport
FISH, v. J.-Four lundrcd 1900 acres Of Red river
land
JORDAN, CO. ESTATE--Lot of ground in ten no.
acre lot sixteen 40 in the city Of Shreveport.
JOHNSON, n. ~ Mrs.--Lot nine 8 }, block thirteen
(3), in the city Of Shreveport
HARRISON, FRANCIS East half of northeast
quarter of section nine J, township seventeen G1)
range fourteen lD, containing about seventy nine
(79) acres.
HENDERSON, TERRY & CO.-Lot four a. block
forty one (]1), in the city of Shreveport.
HUNTER, TlIOMAS--Nolth-west fractional quar-
ter of section four J, and the north st fractional
quarter Of section five J. township seventeen (l7),
range thirteen (l31.
Terms of sAIe--CASH, without benefit Of appraike-
nent. ". J. SULLIVAN. Collector
Shreveport, Decenber2 1868. st pr ST. 30.
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PARTITION SALE,
TntOrSIIip Of the Minor JOIN ?. SrEruFNs

1nt0TSi11P OF the Minor JOHN 7. STEPHENS.
) y PARISH CCURT-Statc Of Louisiana-iArsh q
4 Caddo-No. 216.-lIENRY ". STEPHENS vs. LloWELI
lies, Tutor By virtue Of writ Of sale, issued from
the honorable the Parish Court Of Cad9o parish and
directed will sell at public auction, at the Court
House door in the city of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid,
Monday, the 2Jth day of January, 1863,
between the hours of II O'Clock and O'Clock r. NJ
one half of the following described property, belonging
to Henry W Stephens and minor John 7. Stephens 10
effect partition, to-wit:
The northeast quarter of section twenty three less
ten in the southeast corner; the west half Of
southwest quarter Of section thirteen the northwest
quarter of section thirteen; the southeast quarter the
east half of southwest quarter east half Of northeast
quarter and northwest quarter of section fourteen
township seventeen, range sixteen. Said land d
vded BY line commencing at the southeast corner of
west y-two and half rods thence north mile
thence west seventeen and oneaif rods thence north
half mile TO the northern boundary of section four
teen said land to be sold lies east of said line contain
ing four hundred and thirty FIVE $3.50 acres.
Terms Of salc-One half CASH; the balance on
credit of and two years, payable in equal install
mcnts purchasers ogive their notes payable to How
eli lies Tutor of said minor, bearing eight per cent
per annum interest from day of sale, with good per
sona security, and special mortgage retained on the
to secure the payment of said notes.
F. II. ROSS0N, Auctioneer.
Shreveport la December % 1858 T5t
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" JUSTICE MARkHAM'S COURT--State Of Lou
4 isiana-i'arsh Of Caddo-No sos, j. d. CAwrHuuN
vs.. SIMON EInMAH. J. D. C!wruoKS & Bro. vs. SIMON
EIRMAS, No. -. j. D. CAWTHORN & Bro vs. SIMON
EIRMAS No.. By virtue of three writs Of fl ia issued
from the honorable the Justices Court for Ward No. T.
parish ofCaddo State Of Louisiana and 10 directed,
will sell ut public auction, at the Market House, in
the city Of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid on
Saturday, the "a day Of january, 1869,
between the hours Of II O'Clock AN, and clock NJ,
the following described property, to-wit
certain uueNpircd lease of lot of ground, to-
gethcr with the one undivided half interest in lie i'm
provcments thereon, made by Norman Davis (f. III. c.
to Simon Erman the I'd day of September 1861
recorded in Recorders office, book p pagf f r "
which act of lease special reference '''
se5?.Io1 VI IT, "o1,rrJy Of the defendant and to be
& ~ ts the writs in the above entitled suits, with
Terms Of sacOh credit of twelve mouths Pur-
casers to give notes. with approved security bearing
eight per cent per annum interest from day Of sale.
WM. N. WRIGHT, Deputy Sheriff
SLE.Ecnort. DecanlLer Q 1873 . ...E 81.
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Succession of JACOB Smith, deceased.
TN PARISH COURT-State OF Louisiana-Parish OF
a Caddo-No 7S3.-By virtue of writ of sale, issued
from the honorble the Parish Court Of the parish of
Caddo, and directed to me, Sheriff and eX-ocio auc
tIoneer in and for Caddo parish, will sell at public
auction at the Court House door, in the city of Shreve
port, parish and State aforesaid.
Saturday, the I'd day OF January, 1869,
between the hours of II O'Clock A. and clock
the following described property belonging the
cesson of Jacob Smith, deceased, wit:
Five hundred and sixty acres in section No. twelve
one hundred and sixty in section No eleven, two
hundred and forty in section No. two three hun
dred and twenty in section No one all i'll town
ship fifteen 10, of range fifteen 3),and containing in
all twelve hundred and eighty acres, situated in the
parish of Caddo and commonly known as the home
place of said deceased.
Terms of sale-CASH, with benefit of oppraisemeut.
JOHN J. HOPE.
Sheriff and eyotiico auctioneer.
Shreveport, November 25 1868. Ut pf SIS 90.
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FOR RENT.

XNILL be offered at public auction to the highest
w bidder, on the premises, six miles west of Alba
ny, in Caddo parish, on
Friday, the list day Of January, 1869,
between the hours of 10 clock and o'clock NJ
The lease for the ensuing year of the plantation
known the Sanford Jones Place. situated six miles
west of Alabany, and near r. 7. Noels plantation in
the parish of Caddo. There about thirteen hun
dred acres of good upland all opened and in good
dition for cultivation, With good gin house. quarters
and al requisite outbuildngs.
fla satisfactory offer is not made for the entire tract
of land. it will be rented in lots Of hundred acres
or upwards to suit renters.
TERMs-The lessee will be required to give his note,
payable twelve monts after date, with approved
rity. ..t~ Il. T. NOEL, Agent
Shreveport, Ia, December 1G, 1868. T3t
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conformity to Act No. ia leyying special tax to
4 provide for the payment of the past due interest
on the bonds of the State, outstanding warrants
tlfcates of Indebtedness and Convention warrants,
shall meet the taxpayers of Caddo parish at the time
and places below specified for the collection of said tax
Shreveport Friday and Saturday, Dec Is and 49, 1865
Albany, Monday, December 81.
Mooringsport, Tuesday, December %.
Currie's Store, Wednesday, December %.
Greenwood Thursday, December q.
Spring Ridge, Monday, December %.
Summer Grove, Tuesday, December %.
J. Beard Lower Rush Island, Monday, Jan 4, 1869,
Taxpayers are requested to be prompt in their at
tendance.
JOHN j. HOPE,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
ShreEenOrt. Decnnlher q lttn..
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SUCCESSION SALE,
Succession of ( r ! D4NTrr. dncaaI

Succession of J. R. J. DANIEL, deceased.
TN PARISH COURT-State of Iouisiana-Iarsh OF
L Caddo-Bv virtue of writ Of sale from the Hon
orable the Parish Court Of Caddo parish, and a com
mission thereon issued, TO directed, will sell at
public auction, at Woodlawn Plantation, Red river
recently occupied by the late j. K. J. Daniel deceased
parish and State aforesaid. on
wednesday, the 30th day of December, 1863,
bewc en- the hours of II o'clock NJ and4 o'cloc, P.
NJ, thefollowing described property belonging to the
succession of said J. r. J. Daniel deceased, to wit:
All the personal property belonging to said success
sion, consisting of
Five Mules
Thirty head Cattle,
Flows and other A gricultura1 Implements,
Two hundred and fifty bushels Corn, more or less,
Household and Kitchen Furniture etc, etc
Terms of sale-GASH, with benefit Of appraisemcnt
If any of the property does not bring its appraised
value, it will be Immediately re0iered and sold
credit oftwelve months purchasers to give notes. with
approved personal security bearing eight per cent per
annum interest from day Of sale.
ALSo-At the same time and place, win rent fer
the ensuing gear, 1862 said Woodawn Plantation,
uatcd on Red river.
Terms of Lease--Lessee to giys note with approved
security, due lst January, 1870.
Il. HUNSfCRER, Autioaeer.
Shreveport, December 10, 1868. f3td62t
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Shreveport. La, December 9, 1868, st
GDNSI,A EL.E,S SAE.tE.

IN JUSTICE REGISTERS COURT-Sate Of Lou
Z siana-Parish Of CaddoNo, -, T. MAuoNEY
HUGH MURPHY. BY virtue Of writ of Fl. ia. issued
from the honorable the Justices Court for Ward No.
T. parish Of Caddo State of Louisiana, and to di-
reced, will sell at public auction, at the Market
House, in tie city of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid,
Saturday, the "a day of January, 1869,
between The hours of II o'clock and o clock P. NJ
the following described property, to wit
Lot No. eighteen (l6) in block No seventy (7Q), in
ten 90 acre lot, No. four a. in the city of Shreve
port, the. head of Texas street.
Seized as the property of the defendant and to be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above
titled suit, with all costs.
Terms of sale-On credit of twelve months. Pul-
chasers to give notes with approved security, bearing
eight per cent per interest from day of SALE
with mort gage retained thc property sold to secure
payment OF the purchase money.
WM. n WRIGHT, Deputy Sheriff.
Shreveport, December g. 1858 [4tpfSzs 80
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REMOVED.

sF RS. A. S. WELLS has removed to the Jepsefry
1TA Store of c. H. Burnside, next door to j. aim &
Bro Texas street, where she is opening an entirelF
new and fresh stock of
Millinery ana Fancy Dry Goods,
And where she will be pleased to see her old friends
and eusomers,as she has bought for cash and spre-
pared to sell cheaper than ever.
Shreveport October ID, 1SG3-tf
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Succession of FELIX Powell, deceased.
n PARISH COURT-State of LouSiana-Parish of
d Caddo-By virtue of writ of sale, issued from the
honorable the Parish Court of the parish of Caddo and
commission thereon directed to me, will sell pub
lie auction, at the late residence of Felix POWELL de
ceased, in the parish of Caddo, on
Monday, the 18th day of January, 1869.
between The hours of II O'Clock NJ. and clock ru
the following described property, belonging to the
ceSson of said Felix POWELL deceased t0-wit
An undivided two thirds interest in northwest quar-
ter OF section Twenty-Five northeast quarter of section
wenysix the west half Of southeast quarter the west
half Of east half Of southeast Quarter the half
west half of northeast quarter east half of southwest
quarter and north half west half of northwest quar-
in section twenty-five north half of cast half of
northeast quarter section, all in township six
acres, with buildings aud improvements thereon. Also
three mules, twenty head of CATTLE thirty head Of
hogs, fifty head Of sheep, etc, etc.
Terms of sale--CASil, with benefit of appraiscmcnt
FRANCES V. POWELL Tutrix.
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