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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-07

TI.E HEYENTs RHEEA ATISM; GOCr, AID
~ Neuralgia CUrc.-6iscuycred after 20 y0Ait
IL rIhie suffering duii wi ich fine Il ther
rdic> Nrse tried without AVAIL, Thousands hsvS
be II curtdby 1t. The most severe pains relieved
N - hours, by box of Fills. Price rs cenis -
Onc - package VIII cta'!icaie the dlscRpe Il ora
the Sysein, For sale whc lcsale and retail By GKaA
{. GOODWIN and CO. Is Hanover 81. boston.
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Jacks0n's Catarrh Snuff
AND TROCHE POWDEE,

AND TROCHE POwDEE,
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY
IN
Csssrrh, Headache, Had Bre~sh, SVo0rse
sesss5, .4sfhxs~, Hronchjfis, Cs1ghs,
EDeSfsrss, Sc.
And all Disorders resulting from COLDS in
Mead, Throat and VOc:si Organs.
Thi. Remepy does not'Dry UP" Cntarrh but
IOOSENs IL, frees the head of I'LL offensive mat
Ter, quickly removing Bad Breath and Headache;
aljavs and soOthes the burning heat In Cat
arrh IL so mild and agreeable in its effects that
IL positively
Cures without SnccZing!
A . TrOche Powder Is pleasant to the taste,
and never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly
gives to the Throat and Vocal Organs
Delicious Sensation of Goodness and Comfort.
Is tho best Joice Tonic in the world
Try II! Safe, Reliable, and only 35 CeEts,
ssld by Druggists, or mailed free address
e00PER, WILSON 8 co., Prop'rs, Pllladelphis
Wholesale Agents, q. q. Goodwin Co., Rust
Brothers, & Bird. Boston. W. w. Whipplc & Co..
Portland. e. q. Peck, and Wiggn Psrche
Agents for Ellsworth. lysptillsept31,
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4 LII PRIVATE rIsEASES OF 10th sEXEA.
Ia treated successfully, and the DANaERs isC1
li3NT 70 tkt GHAcY arising from Ma!f0rm~ffs,
General febiifb, or other CoHs<s, entirely 66vLdck
by onr REMEDIES and PREyENTATIvFs. which
consist of nssc sime eoHren ent aud Efficient Jerp
Of HeHef0i ztGeRts the Scientific results OF eave,wl
n n iologicoi, Chemie and Microscopicsl Inrcsti-
"a. ion and which t'cafiy applied by the pat emit
RI ABLY and with SECRECY, entirely d,spersa r'fh
rciase etamp for Private Circular. DOCTOR
WALTER, 90i Broadway,N Y.
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The Golden kheaf Bourbon.
Made from wheat re and corn, the purest and
best whiskey to be found. For sale ais the
country. Try it. &. 4. Richards Il Co. 20
Washington st. Boston, largest Retail Wine and
Spirit house in America.
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C,,,METHlNG TRULY MkiiifoHiOUs.-zh hem.
. zeal Electro Silver Plating Fluid, for inst.n.
taneorsly silver plating Copper, Brass. German
Silver and silvcr.p. ated Ware. Manufactured "
j. SHAW only, Chemist, No, 50 Elm st. Bridge.
port Ct. Put up in 2-oZ., bottles; price 81 cts
ialf or bottles for trial sent by mail upon receipt
OF Is cts. Suld by Druggists and Variety Stores
generally. Depot AZ Fulton st.,N. y. W. A. Mic
cls Gen. Agent. Responsible agents wanted IN
eve.y county to introapce the article add supply
he trade. Beware of limitations.
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$50 MIL ES
UIIOI PACIFIC RAILROAD
Running West from Omaha
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
Arr. NOW COMPLETED.
ARE NOW COMPLETED.

This brings tie line t the eastern base OF the
Rocky MuuHinis. and il is expected that tie
track will be laid thirty miles further, 10 Eva 5
Pass, the highest point the road, by january
The maximum grade from the foot OF the n'ouii-
ans To the uminis Is bit eighty feet to the mile.
While that of many caste'U roads isovcr one hun
t!red. Work in Tie rich-CuttiE.ss on the western
Slope wi continue Tn uugh the winter. and there
is how no reason Ia tl'ti.', that the cnt.e grand
line to the Pacific III Be olea ia. Business in 1870.
The means provide tot the cons t'u,.iioi, Of this
Great National work amI.le. The United
states grants its six Per Cent. Bonds at the rate
oi f ora $4,000 to S4H,W0 Per mile, for which IT
takes Il SeUHd ten as security. ard receives pay
men; 10 large il not to the full extent 81 II
claim in services. These Bonds issued as each
1--WE. ty-niiic section Is in-hcd, and ai.er 1t Ia
been examined by United states Commissioner.
ard pronounced to be IN all si.ccts iirsclass
read, thoroughly supplied with deprts, repair
shops. ,,atiGus, ans all tine necessary IL Ling stock
and ot!..r ctia pinpiit-.
The Uniteii States also makes a donation Of r..
sGG acres of land to the mile, ch will be
.o,rtc o! large nre to the Company. Much
ui this land in the Platte Valley is among the most
ielt in the woil,i, and other large poltjus
covered Win heavy lIHe forests and abound IN
coal Of lbs best ,,ndity.
The Company Is also authorized 20 issue its
First Mortgage Bonds {, IN amount equal to the
issue Of the Government and no more. Hon. +.
H. Marran and lion. HakcS .tH,es are Trustees for
,he Bnndhniders, and deliver The Bonds to the
Company o,ly rs The wok progresses. Tint
ihty always represent act ttat and productive
vaG..
The authorized capital of tho Company is Cne
Hundred 4iiiitM poliare, Of With over five MI
liens have been paid i'll upon the work already
done.
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES.


The celebrated DIR. DIV continues to devote
his entire time to the treatment Of all diseases in
sidsnt to the female system. An experience OF
twenty -four years enables him 10 guarantee speedy
and permanent relief in the worst cases of Sup.
preston aud all other Menstrual arrangements,
from whatever cause. AL letters for advice must
ssntain 81. Once, No. Q Endicot street Boston
n. B.-Bosid furnished 10 those who w:sh to re-
main under treatment.
Boston. June, g., 1887. 1,Ss
ITCH! ITCH. lTCI1!!!
SCRATCH IsCRATCH!! SCkATCH!l!
in from 10 to ~ leurs.
Wheafon's Ointment cures The Itch.
WheatOn's ointment cures Salt Rheuna.
Vhesion's Ointment curcs letter.
Whcaton's Ointment cures BARRIERS Itch
Whcston's Ointment cures Old sores.
wheaton's Ointment cures Every kiaG Of
Hun,or like Magic.
Price 30 cents box; hy mail, 50 cents. Add.ess
WEEKS POTTER, No. 10 Washington Street,
Boston, Mass.
For sale by all Druggists.
Boston, Aug. 2Gth, 1861. lyspeS
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STATE OF NEW YORK.
City and County of New York Ss
CHARLES J. MARTIN President ani
9oliN u. WASiiBURN, Secretary OF the IloME
iaSttAScE COMPANY, being severally and duly
sworn, dcpose and say and each for himself saws
that thc foregoing Is true, full and correct stat
nient or Inc Affairs Of the said CORPORATIONS and
mat thev are the above described officers thereof
CllAS.J j. MARTIN, President
j. ii. WASiIBCRN, Secretary.
ouoscfioeu ana sworn before me, this Sixteenth
day OF January, A. ID. 1865.
THOMAS r. GOODRICH, Notary Public.
r. b. Gardner, Ag't. at Bucksport.
Geo. A. Dyer, Ellsworth.
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Merchants Line.
BOSTON &: PENOBSCCT RIVER.
HINTER ARRANG EME.NI.

r~,,.. = The Steams hip WM. TIB3ETTs
Twill run weekly daring the Wintti
S-ss:f ss--fyHSp between Wmtcrport and Rosiol
leaving waterproof every TUESDA y at 8 O'Clock
An.
RetGrning-win leave Boston every FRIDA =
at II NJ, touching at Bncksport, Sandy Point. Bel
last and Roekport.
Freight taken az reasonable rates.
Also good accommo datons FOR passengers.
Fare from Winterpor 10 Boston, $500; from Bel
fst So ~. Meals extra.
p. W. c. FOLSOM, Ag't.
Bucksport, January II, 1855. 52tf
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A CARD.

2 Would rcturnmy very grateful thanks to those
/ Kind friends, by whose generous gifts have
hccn"set upon my own beast again" surrounded
by such iriend-, ain sure thai misfortune nu Il
ride u fast horse to oyertale me.
5. TENNEY.
Ellsworth, Ecb 18th lS,S.
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Capital.

The Capital of said Company actually paid mp in
Cash, IA - 0Ol,00o 00
The Surplus on the LIST day OF January 5I6,i0j %
AsJIt;.lO .,
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BATCHELOR's EAIg DYE.

Tho splendid Hair Dye j. tlr hest IN the ID
The only trte and perfect Dge-lIsrnlc@s, Reliable
instantaneous. No disappointment. 40 ridiculous
tiHls. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects OF Bad Dye lnvigoraies The hair, lcSv;ng
rs sell and beautiful The srnuige is signed EH
q " 4. R.t,tcior. All others mere limitations,
and should he avoided. Sold by ali Druggists and
r.runers. Factory 81 B.ici~, street, New York.
iTept1
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CANCER. sCscfULa, &C.. CURED.

CANCER, sCHSfULa. &C.. CURED.
CO Persons afflicted NTH tsncer, strch.la
Tunors, EruptionS Sc, are CURED by the Isc
Dr. GREENS
ElECrRO-MEDICA BATHS,
sud Indian Vegetable remedies which cleanse the
Llsod OF all l.umprs, Mercury, Lead, &c, snd re-
Aiore hca nh 10 inyalids afflicted with every VA
riety of disease. A book describing Cancer. Scrot.
ala, llumors and other diseases with their prop
Or means Of cure, may be obtained free at the
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or by ihad. Address Dr.
GREENE 10 Temple place. Boston.
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4LD2A OF EEs.S
10 u s. !,
THE GERM OF BEAUTY.

Among the elegances of the toilet, the BLOOM OF
the IoTUS, or the GERM OF BEAUTY stands pre-
eminent, and it is one that is taking precedence
of all Others
II is ulrivaled for the complexion, rendering it
clear, transparent and respondent. The BLOOM
of the LOTUs is u fashionable gem for toilet pur-
poses. 1t removes tan, freckles, irritation. crup.
tons of the skin, and sunburn, impartng to it
that delicate tint and sotness much admired i'll
female beauty.
All defects OF the skin, speedily disappear by its
use.
There is nothing yet discovered which adds
more to the personal beauty than this delightful,
Cosmetic.
A few applications of this charming prepare
ton, will convince the most skeptical Of its
value.
One of its grand features is that causes youth
full appearance, and retards the semblance of age.
Or is it less essential to genteman's toilet
1t prcvt uts the smarting sensation frequently eN
pericuced after shaving. and heals pimplcs, erup-
ton Of the skin, generally unlike many others it
is strictly vegetable, and contains no delaterious
ingredients.
it's without doubt the most psefect toilet requi-
site ever introduced.
Price 100 Per Bottle.
Sent by express to any part Of the United States
on receipt of price.
Sc nd for circulars and certificates Sold
by all Druggists.
Principal Depot, Hilbert g. Co., No. IL
fremont Row,
lyO BOSTON.
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INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE Co.,
of the City of New York.
On the 3lst day of December Isc7.
XLINS URAWcE CoIr1Nrs It is located tII'
in the City Of New York
The amount Of its Capital Stock is,. $1,000 600
The amount OF Its Capital Stockp aid up Is 1000 ,oC0
The Assets Of the Comply arc as follows:
Cash on hand and in the hands of Agents or other
persons, $55,lol 10
KeaI EstAte unihcumDered, None.
United States Fiye-Twenty
Bonds, par value, s72o,ooo
United States T,n-Forty IG3 COZ
Bonds, par value, 37,l00
Virginia State Bonds,, 5000
Market Value, ssso,ol5 90
Loans on Bond and Mortgage, being
the first lein on uuincumbcr1d Real
Estate, worth double the amount
loaned, 10000 90
Debts otherwise secured, 27st5 az,
Debts for Premiums, H. lij SO
All o:her Securities, 2Oe53 81
Total Assets, e1,o59,7so s.
LIABILITIES.
Amounts due or not due to Banks or
other creditors, None
Losses adjusted and due, None
Losses adjusted and not due, 1iOv3 /,
Losses unadjusted and
Losses III suspense waiting for furthcr}
proof, )l39,Si0 e.
All other claims against the Company, 1901
Total Liabilities, Sl57,9,i 81
The greatest amount insured in) No arb.tfrry
any one risk, }Iule on these
The greatest amount allowed by points. This Co.
the rules of the Company to be is e vsrncd by Il
insured many one city, town prudeat regard
The greatest amount allowed to ton, occupancy
be insured in any one block. and exposure #
risks.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
Bounty of New York, So.
Gaorgc W. savags, President, and William j.
Aughcs, Secretary OF the Int national Insurance
sworn depose and say, that the foregoing is full.
Company; that the sale. Insurance Coinpuny is the
bona iide owner OF at least One Hundred Thousand
Dollars of actual Cash Capital invested in State ant,
United States Stocks and Bonds, or i'm Bond or
Mortgages OF Real Estate, of Real Estat', unin-
numbered and worth double the amouut for which
the same is mortgago'l and that they are the
aoove-describcd officers of said Insurance Com,
pany.
GEORGE w. SAVAGE. Prest.
(L.S.1 WILLIAM J. HUGHES, Sccy.
of january, lSjS. AS wit.ess my hand and official
seal.
IL. ST. THOMAS l.. THoRSELL,
Notary Public.
GEO. A. DfER, Agent, Elltworth. Me.
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Hs1 lis Il NOIUMEUG.-,;y sending 30 eta AMI
i Stamp, with age, height, color of eyes and
hair, you will receive, by return mail, u cOrrc.s
picture Of your future husband or wife, with mama
and date OF marriage. Address MAMIE CIIf--
Ton, 20. Drawer No s, Fultonvillc, Ny.
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abilities, alO7, i9o 81
The grca est amount insured on any one lisk Is
$780, but Will not general rule exceed So.
tsb.
The Company has no general rule rs to the
amount allowed to he Insured in any CITY town,
village or bock, berg governed in this matter. in
each case, by the general character OF bui ldngs
width OF streets, facilities for putting out fires Ne
a certified copy of the charter act of lHcor-
poralion. as amended, accompanied u lrcyous
Statement.
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8 II 4 T. Z u Il " II
of the condition Of tho
HOME IASl RANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW YORK,
On the first day of January, A. D., 1865.
made to the Secretary of the State
Of Maine. pursuant to the
Statute of that State.
Mana and Location.

The name of this company is the Home Insuc-
ance Company, Incorporated in 1885, and located
in the li.y OF New York.
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alew Adrertisemfnts.
G, ?. R0WELL { Co., d A sss: .s, + !.

sNHE NORTHERN MONTHLY. q high Asttd
! Literary Magazine; s3 year. The Ameli-
can Agricliturst sent oIc year free ~ new sub
scliberS to the Northern Monthly. Office 81 Pax
Row, New YORK. Sample copy % cts.
A CENTS WANTED. FOR THE ANERI.
"A CAN FARMER, the chrape anil best Par.
mer's Paper in America. Only 81 year. Fog
Premium list. &c.. address
JOHN TURNER, Rochester, n. r.
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Ca To any newspaper publishing tho above, -
the amount Of - 80, the Lists and Gazeit, III be
sent free.
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Liabili iea.

Amt of Losses adjusted, due and I'M.
paid,
Amt Of Losses incurred, and IN pro-
cess Of adj stmvri.
Amount of Losses incurred. and in
process Of adjustment,
Amount of Dividends declared and
due and unpaid.
Amount of Diyiutnds either cash or
scrip. declared but no, yet due.
Amount OF all other existing claim,
agaia~t the Company.
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duly registered persons NAV va.
IN any part of the State, press sag
tatlon of certificate.
Jackson, Miss, February n
The regular course of business :
the convention today was ;nta =
rupted by a personal affair. wb;oI '
threw everything into great cOa
fusion. Such epithets as Ia.
dog, coward, were heard. f1r,,
member standing in the m;dalo
aisle, announced his readineSs =
give satisfaction to any party a y
grieved. Quiet was finaliy
stored without actual hostiI;t;ss
The trouble grew out of a resoIn
ton of censure. 81
Washington, Feb. 17.-Genere,
Steadman has resigned the Man
Orleans Internal Revenue COLI"
torship, to take effect 18th Nav
Sumner presented a petition FINN
cluzens OF Massachusetts prayinr
the abolition of the president;aI
office as dangerous to the rennS'
lie. ~'
Trumbull's bill, introduced n.
day, is in effect, as follows: II nro.
vldes that all courts of the Unitaa
States shall be bound by the 49,
Of Congress on political questions.
that it rests with Congress to a.
termine what government is tba
established one in any State: and
it is declared that no civil State
governments exist in the excluded
States Of the South, and no al.
called civil State governments IN
such States shall be recognised
by either the Executive or Judi.
cial power of the United States
until Congress shall so provide or
until such State is represented in
the Congress Of the United States.
the reconstruction acts are declar.
ed political in their character, the
pr0priety or validity of which no
judicial tribunal is competent to
question; and the Supreme Court
of the United States is hereby
prohibited from taking Iurisdic.
ton of any case growing out of the
execution Of said acts in either Of
said States until such State shall
be represented, and such cases
now pending before that court
shall be dismissed, and all acts
authorizing an appeal by writ of
error, habeas corpus or other pro.
ceeding, to bring before said court
for review any ease, civil or Grim
inal, arising out Of the execution
of said reconstruction acts, are
hereby repealed.
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TIE BOSSIER BANNER,
IT p K N s.

The Rossier Banner will be issued every
Saturday morning. Subscription, per an
mum, Four Dollars-ln advance Two Dol
lars for six months; 81 for three months
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square
Of ten lines OF less. first insertion-50 cents
for each Subsequent insertion.
Cards Of one square, or less-$l0 per
annum. Six months-$7 so. Three months
IS.
Announcements of Candidates for Office
%1O
q Obituary notices, when exceeding a
square, will be charged as advertisements.
u All articles published for the benefit
OF parties or individuals, at their own selic-
itation, will be charged for as advertise
ments
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WARD NO. 3.
WARD NO. 3.
J B Campbell John W Rabb
DR. B F Wilson

J B Campbell John w Rabb
DR. b F Wilson
WARD NO. 4.
j A Snider Ed r Moore
Benz T Fort Thos w Fuller
G McClenaghan w Fl Scanland
Joseph L Biggs
WARD NO. 5.
r K Coombs II Barneycastle
Andrew Lawrence
WARD NO. 6.
T Applewhite ST Arledge
George n Collins
WARD NOT.
j J Hodges Ms Scopeni
James A Pickett
DELEGATES TO THE STATE CON
VENTION AT NEW ORLEANS.
j NJ Sandidge W j Hutchinson
DR. j w Vance John j Hodges
I " Fuller G " Sentell
W NJ Burns Rich'd " Turner
DR. L A Snider r G Cummings
On motion, it was resolved that
the editor of the Bossier Banner
be requested to publish the pro-
ceodings of this meeting.
There being nofurther business,
the meeting then adorned.
L. ". BLEDSOE, Chairman
G. McCLENAGHAN, ! soero+ a,.ios
w. H. SCANLAND, 0e0ie'"iies
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- The Honorable Police jury
of this parish met in this place On
Wednesday, 18th instant. Aside
from the generalimportance ofthe
proceedings of this body to the
citizens of Bossier, We have been
promptly paid, in advance, $3.50
for publishing the proceedings of
this body during the year 1868.
We are always ready, sickness ex.
cused, to punctually perform our
part of any contract entered into
more especially when we have re.
ceived advance payment, asin this
instance. When a copy for pub.
LEGATION is handed us, we will take
pleasure in laying the same before
our readers.
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% We learn that a negro man
was killed Is miles southeast of
Homer, in this parish, a few days
ago, by a man named Lewis
Lewis fed and has not been ar
rested. D. S. Morris, father-in-
law of Lewis, who seems to have
been accessory to the killing, has
been arrested and examined be-,
fore Justice Scott of this place,
and committed without bail
| Homer Had.
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Conservative Union Club Of
Ward No. 2.
CoLEVHLE, BossIER PA. La, !
February 10, 1868.

February 10, 1868.
We, the undersigned, citizens
of Ward No. 2, at a call meeting,
have this day organized a Conser-
vative Club, Capt. Thos. Player,
President, and 2. v. Oneill, See
rotary.
This Club is to be called the
Conservative Union Club of Ward
No. 2.
The object of said Club is to de-
feat the supremacy of the Black
Republican party in this State,
and at the same time, to crown
with victory the Conservative
Union element thereof.
In order to carry out the first
intention, as above stated, we pro-
pose to use our every energy, in
tiuenee, and vote against the con-
stitutiOn. So-called, now framing
by the Black and Tan Convention
in New Orleans, firmly believing
that it's adoption would be an
eternal curse upon the land. And
for the reason that we do consci-
enciOnsly believe that in the sue
cess OF the Conservative party lies
the only salvation OF this country
that its policyis best for the en-
tire people, white and black, and
that under its benign influence
oar country will again rise to great
ness upon the ashes of its present
ruling party, we dOsoIemnly pledge
our honor to leave no legitimate
stone unturned to destroy the one
party and build up the other.
We earnestly request the differ
ent Wards OF this parish to organ
ize similar Clubs and cooperate
with us in this most vital matter,
and more efectually to carry out
said measure, we urgently solicit
the whole people of the parish to
meet us in mass at Bellevue, on
Saturday the 10Th instant. The
members Of this club viii be pres
ent and act in concert with the
people.
This Club will meet at Coleville
every alternate Saturday, alterna-
ting from Saturday the 22nd inst.
1t is the request of this meeting
that it's proceedings be published
in the BOSsier Banner.
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Sherih.s Sale.

SheriHss Sale.
E. z ss"''' No. 1918,
E. Hudson.
In District CURT of Bossier Parish,
Louisiana.
Dy virtue of a writ of fieri facias
I'D issued from the 10th Judicial
District Court, Bossier Parish, La.
and to me directed, in the above entitled
suit, | have seized and will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, before the Court house
door, in th town Of Bellevue, La, on
Saturday the 9TH day of March, 1858,
the following described property To-
wit:
The southwest quarter of southwest
quarter of section 90. and west half Of
northwest quarter of section %, town.
ship Is, range 10, containing in all lW
acres with improvements.
Terms of Sale--Cash, with benehs
of appraisemene. :,
Also, z head horses, IS head cattle,
more or less, old wagon, 2 yoke o1sn,
25 head hogs, more or less, old buggy
| gin stand.
Terms of Sale of personal property
On credit of IL months; pnrchassf
to execute bond with approved person
al security, with per cent interest.
Seized as the property of the defend
ant, E. Hudson, and to be sold to pay
and satisfy said writ.
W. II. Hill, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, Feb. /, 1853. $io
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% The South Western has in
formation that ''some Of the plan
ters who are able, intend holding
their cotton over until another
crop to avoid paying the taxi
We cannot speak for other sec
tons, but We are assured the cot.
ton hasn't been made here to hold
back; and if it were here, our
planters are in nocondition to hold
it back.