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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07
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uisisl 1ts3ii83 e4--css2 6Hs a29E54c
&uG5Sesss co, Before H. e. WIleox.
Nah. Z Hardy. sts1R ooantys 0hIo. =, :
GAN TIL On. DAY OF lJIJlTEsi a. D.
Nysaid = Isisflcs issued An order OF Rttach-
naent IN the above action, for the sum OF
twenty seven dollars and hfty cent?.
T'fIal adfodt ned until Wednesday the
] lth day of August, AZ D., 1862, Al 10
O'Clock a. d. lar a bearing rl3laE8 sd
Canl RultOns July z, Wa sn8lz29S.l
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TzfE sEaHwEE 1aEA af5Nsi VSflFF
RD. -. ~
lFAs 0Iesaasd efIsaasF Il sSnSi6uIus
for Radical victory IN Ohio, butts
trogbled With d0nbtso about getting
f. As the prediction oI thiAl ilfses
thar the Democracy VIII tfiap. "a,
the Leader says ;,iv s,so .aaie 4 l.r.s
ain the hrst place. the adnfinistFas
ton .pNrty aiWaya carFies lBlaighk the
hrst year after a Rresfde Dental ELECTION
because Of the number Of sOrehe,iCls
and tliSqpp c6lts1 roitis Tor 7l1ice,
VINO are kranslerred nom warm aud
zealous labofefs for party sucress -iTi-
to cold spectators. Again, the tf-
tsenlh nIhendment z t1ay y d8t|0l less
DIVE SONS I5W foolish RebdBll ans
Away 1lom W. n ker6 6E5l alsB 80 me
fsW l111 Eonznco niea flihIhf1k kfn z
onooEh % Eepeat their blhhd6nDflaak
sPEIuE - tbs city, ana with6uB lrny
hope d. eIecting their own chndidat -,
eontribrte directly 10 the success Qf
the Whisky Iafty. I ! AZ heDe 7opPos-
ing inAnence9 the RepubIftanS a
OlIo AaVe this fail to con tend M tli.
We belsets 0lAt they VII Fnecf ed,
but success is only to be httained by
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LOTS. FOR SALE.

~ HAVE SIXTFEFE VERY Dr.
Il SIRABLE BUILDING LOTS for
sale on reasonable terms.
The Lots ara Situated on South Mar
Building Lots - =
Persons Wishing any Of the lots, VIII
call on Mr.. Noses Beachtel, at his resi-
dence on South Market street, who viii
give any desired information. .elt.
On" 't9l i.'9sft JOSEPH SHTVELY. =
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Comm anicat ten with the Great
Eastern has bee a. restored The
troubIslhas bsen removed, the cable
re56Ened, aud every thing Is WORK tag
wegl.1o.he Eohdon Tines. sees 10
Gauss foE disqnjef ID the ppsitienT OF
AnRl01Americahi affairs. The PeerS
have tazaghfated a Enovement iI5oko
lag to t1e btIn naing IA n fansW Church
BilI., .A,riot occurred at p PoTtadoWns
1reIards yesterday atahD OEanRg de-
monslra1iOa % One hlaIl : aas SkiiIsd
by the police. The b pabIIeAn ] ,ia :
tn Of New CastIle have issued q pro,
nuneiamsnto. They protest against
the reaelionary policy Of the Minis
tSys and hiiti1 TIE right of insurtee-
tioa- ~ tIrlmored that the Ecur
men1enI cC0nncIB uwill1i De- postponed
for one year Rulhofs are ciffeIit
Of s re ohslI aetion 81 the spanfsh
MInIetgB With TIE Pres dent 81 the
CoEfes at its s1eadlnlll Is3i3fi si9un1 F9-
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RAILWAYS.
1858. FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1858.
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY.
THE ONLY ROUTE WHOSE TRAINS
RUN THROUGH FROM GIN
. c-o -C1NNATI TO ST. LOUIS
III WITHOUT CHANGE OF
cav -s z- CARS. a-l ..I
TIL Rec DAILY EMPRESS
- GaI tEa-Aza TRAINS E. z .se 7.rr n,

~ sal tla-lsa TRAINS g La gaa 10
LeaYe Cincinnati 7.40 m, and57 D mi
arriving tSt.- Leuis at 12;45 am, and
$3.50 -m5e and connecting with west
bound Express trains for Quincy, st.
Joseph Leayenworth, Kansas city, ,Lawt
renee and all western points, eonnecting
at 0din without delay with Illinois Ce' Z
tral for Cairo, Memphis, Mobile, New
Orleans and all the southern points, and
connecting at SandoVaI for C5alena. Du..
buques and allparts OF the north west.
Leave Cincinnati at 7;30 In, and 4;30
P "a, and 900 p m, for, Louisville, going
through in aboutseYen hours.
One train on Sunday, through to Lou.
isYIhe, st. Louis and Cairo at D M -
For all information Ia regard 10 tjcls
cts and freight plegse apply at 1I9 Vine
street. Burnet House, northwest corner
Front and Broadway; Spencer House
and az the Depot foot of Mill street.
+ ~ -.-.2 - A. n. LEWIS, ~
-- Vice President and Gen'I Sup't. 59'
Z &C. 3. FoLLETF, Gen'I Passenger Agt.
juiy7'69. i114 Ell Ie .Elit.s5,zEs.. ~
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FANCY GOODS.


e@ "A I'll 'l-7zif Hss rtE.a.i 81 taDJ
- tEA - -ii ,1Ll-5 nis4 u bEl sa1sg
~ DISQUE 81 JAGKMANsS. ~ "a
New styles Of Ladies and
Misses Hats, Bonnets
and Frames, In endless
u variety; Flowers. Rib &~
ID bon, Bonnet Silks and
,t- sCrapessiilss x .Gf - all - p.
,sa Embroideries and Laeesl.f d, y.
g. ID in realand imitation, In hl.-1s
T. mbreidered WASTES 81 80
- Robes; Lace, Linen and D.
hCE Embroidered Handker-
Ja,a kerchiefs s 0hemisetts 4 l. -.
.lbzs Rarasols, ,Eunshades, FansL -
III Hoop Skirts, Hair Coils, bRz1
III and Plaits;C Corsets, WAR
ranted Whalebonel9o cts.
and 81 90.
~ HOsieryl HOsieryl IIOsiesb bE a
NJ ry all qualities, sizes "a
IA akd prices from I0c up.i.
sE Those in need or HofieFy 80.
,r4 shoHld not fan to exam -.
- inc our STOCK f.5f,-,55c,1 =, -;
- a tull line of Gloves fori -
Ladies, Misses q Gents;l N
~ New Style eBouIeVard :.
- Skirts; Gents' Under - -
- wear, socks Neckties, -, -
NJ Morrisons Shirts, an siz- ~
81 White Goodg, we, are - - =
s3si receiving q line, of Jaco: 5.-.,',, - n
- nets, Nainso0k, Lawns, - - ~
o. Swiss Cambria, Null, P.t,-las =.
~ 4 sK.,- unsurpassed Ia the ~ !
s=odl city at low prices. = We = =. !,
s-sFT sell to miltiners q DeaIersi
- at 8 slight advance ont ~ :.
~ eastern prices: II -, - -
~ > DISQUE & JACKMAN. - T. -.
- - ,LGraffs old stand, ,,.Ii e, =. -
III Matbews's Block. T. -
~ slROz Paper Collars 25c. rao-- g.,,-
-lA9o4A-- .------ IA -----L ----------r - -
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p0NaERTRNCH.

The radical politicians OF Stark
county seen not to BE governed by
the least consistency "A few years
ago they professed 20 bes'the friends
oftha soldiers.e The gallant men
who entercd the Union Army.wheth.
er MANNED or net, were 10 be card
for. The oniees were for them, all
civilians were 20 stand aside after the
VIZ and @the soldier boys'' were 70
have the esoft" and fat places. s
These promlsss I'm Stark county
seem 20 have been utterly iorgots a
A few years. ago one would have
supposed hat at this time their can
dllalos would have been ElI ex-sOi-
dlerS manned or zunmalmed. Ii-
stsia 0f that, however, they have
lust nominsied their eoanty ticket
and the result il. that OF their cahIrIa
datss, not enc, We believe, eve
''smait -disagreeable gnnpowder.' -
unless K should be. 4 Major McKin-
ley, Who, a. We said hast week, Mas
nos ssmiIlnktafy,' enough to hart. :
MI F.EATHEK, pledged himself 4
nonninated aud elected Treasurer bg
bis party 70 glvs Major Vignos, who
Lost his sxfght arm ln tie service. q
place q u 500 4 year : yet Fealher
Was defeate1 and q Portage x Keoanty
specimsns Ira NJ Allen, nominafed.
O. ponEss, the reason or Feafhefss
defeat Wa not that the party had
twice before elected hIm Tseaaurer,
for UEpERHEILsW Was again nomipat-
ed1or the Rrobzteship IAN once be
has been enjoying for nine years con-
secutivegy - con, 'consIsteney, thou
art q jewel's but not dteal Jewell
New Hs.eall upon onrz aelgh bors
t0lszplafa these things. Why was
FaaAber deieafe Ia and Allen, q new
man months "a 2 Why Was Unds r
hin ren0minated and Greenwood q
new man, defeated9 Why Was
Moses Bachtel, Enos Ran, Reed, & G.
beaten for shsrif. and Stanley, Of
Alliancs lnomihated 2 Was ht ise-
cansso4 FRArHER, y q GREE1woap,
BAcHFEIs, RxFr, REED. DC, ire
old Stark county boys and the sue
eessfnl men are radical specimens Of
Yankee hand ? WAS Il because
FEATHER, RAFF, BAoHREh, REID.
&C.. talk '.PennsylYa1ia Dutch 2"
Wnl our nelghbors not revive their
SchWihzehreuner pnbhcations SO as
to a1Ond EeusW0d7 fun agalh to its
YANKEES eandidafas.r Sd zs.li-1 ,L9E .t2-l
we do not mention these things in
ealping or fhHltflnding spirit.
They are1eally points worthy the
consideration Of the voting citizeus
OfStark county, and we leafns very
many ofthe voting Republicans are
considering then. They are aware
thatsomelblne 3 wrong, THAI WASH
ineton IS not the. only plaC e where
corrupt radical rings exist That
own evil political spirits, only care
for themselves -and regard not sol
diers nor any body else 50 that .tlgey
may coHtinuo IN power and lR tlIeEr
fat nlnoaani % 2niziBl a7sW E5in owl
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AdnlInIs trafol,s. Nolice,...

THE UNDERSIGNED Has DU-.
u ~ received letters of ofadminisffation.
With the VIII annexed, : OF the estate of
Christian Ptiiner. late rof Canton, Ohio,
deceased All persons indebted to said
pstaBs are requested % make inimediale
payLnBnt, and sltnoSs having claims
hgsinst the same will ipresenB them for
ssIsse go + RsH, s. RELpEF, - 4
ynhsssl-I l.IEl1EL ~. IA Il 4 40 "a =. q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

Wnflk aaeiE Efs you 8seayes6t the Sss.
tefs vim q adt tpcat q Negro SdiitrasS
wsdsfssfsd ihss.p y i1oBio n 1851 hut
that did1' z defer th.m fEola hrineing iuup
again = It - ne lstab 'Ihls ySaas RAuys
and hufY "a diisu,,9 IN ana \ 3, I
rr.fs,,l ,.,,..ll.lI 1llI' u -rl1lfil y III
Ars's.t y sstlftt UOds oi iBo stiodalntaI
4 .lllHn lnnll l-nn ~
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no LET.-A- BILLIARD SA-
a LOON-With two first rate Table 3
and necessary 0xlnea, IN the BASEMENT
Of the Exchange Hotel, on South MARI
kat street. For Particulars inquire OF
tho subscriber AZ the Exchange Hotel.
snSaso viao A sPolHSlHAUER
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

ELls VTashEagson Speeeh-The Pc
LltEcn1 811AAEEon-E,he COnwres-
slOnnI RlOaS nRd EHIa1as-s-,ELae
RS0eegs--ENn L Il 3oumdl en- s3GfroSms ;
y bnc1zn Tor E1omIs,S--'r'he 9ocOad
WoShlmE6om-Sr ,-rr..t-a --e,r.-,.5
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-07

-Bub y haNe not seen fyOulE Second
Warrington vet 1magin6 e Wash
ington. At the Couheil Board looking
at the Secretary Of she EueasqEyy and
saying Il We get syoRr dEalft f0r $65,z
COO = end seeking Tor a book iro1nd
Which e derive aolsttle inforIl atlon4
saying TO the Secretary OF the Navy I
iif,Ve cot your library az aeeostT or
$i5 600, y Then look Ground at afhe
furniture, house. and l0tsaB How
W91ld w ashiRgt have sat ino the
Cabinet meeting surr0aDded by such
men as these. laughter and cries
OF "Good'D You see how the G0izsd
eminent ia moving along, stheo eEV
comes up 70 my c0untrymeu Whethsl
er, we shall not meet the issue when
we shall rally round the bsliObsb6x
to the support OF. the ConstItntion as
the palladium Of eur religions and
civil liberty, and clung to .Itsase tbs
shipWrecked ed mariner Oliugs to- the
last plank when night : Is aeIoainig
around him. : Give me the O0nstftn,d
ton Of my countFyi sYOu may take
your petty tyrantsy but give nae the
GOnstttnti ion Sfmy eounfFYI "a fre,I
peat here Wha 3 ! said on the 22d Of
February q With references to the
Fyeedmen's . BuEeau = . You may
erect yeur altaF and lay your GonatioI
tutiOn upon 1t, and jf DeeessaEy, as
an eyidenee Of devot ton to my conn
try, lay me. also upon II, and the
blood that now warns aud aninaatesj
my existence shall Be poured out as
q last libation,"
The speaker then gave brief ac.
count Of the coalition zOt things in
Tennessee under Radical. rule. and
said the first thing he had to DO when
he went home, In order to obtafn
POSSESSION OF his property there was
to 60 before 81. officer and give evf,
dence by proper vouchers that he was
Q loyal man (I.Anghter.) He also
Apoks of ne tVranny existlng Ii |
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I BUY THE BEST--ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST1

MCGUIRE & KIRK, No. Opera House Block, Canton O.
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NO. Il EOPERAHOUsEt BLOCK, CANTON, OHIO
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Shreveport Money Market.
Consignees of Merchandise.

PER STEAMER GLADIOLA-A Lenoir pkgs-A
Wolf IA Cohn IA Winter l-B l. II Dreyfus l.
Bogel &Duringer 17--Conway& Buckaew 28-R Dawes
l2-E Jacobs a26-E Leman 12-E Barnes 2-F
Baker IF Ricou 6--F Gullolet l-Hyams& Kennedy
49-Horan Buckner 1l-Hetfner&G ribble1- ii Kahn
&bro JAS Utz 8s--Jas Cumpston III S Nolan
FL B Lewis al W Bowers&co Lake Newa Q
billiard An Levy 2-M Tally s5-McClure, Barrett
V Hnnt IN Rosengarden Peter Fetzer l--P.H
kyes eco Pr Lindsay l-Reiersen Gragard 81
; Herold 3o-S Susti lbs W March 1T W Jones7-
I Morris 13-Tex Elk Co 4-McCutchen&co Wal
tiers Elder 9-Walsh Boisseau 1ss-stacey Po-
land l26-Burnham Horr s2-Hervey, Elstner& War
rem 2g-Jessup, Marsh Virgins 37-Hoss 4 Durham
6l-Thurmond & Hicks SS-Cumming, Morrison eco
S-Martin & Ford -.
PER STEAMER LOTAWANNA-Hora & Buckner
cases saddlery-Mash 4 Swift S pkks W Swift 116,
ter l-E Schwartz &c W Lawrence g. "a do to Hoss
d Durham-C Chaffe 8, do to Hamilton &co-Jno K
hall d to McCutchen &co-M Levy 61-Levy & Boden-
heimer 72-W Parks Is, to Thurmond 4 Hicks
Phillips eco l, to Walsh& Boisseau-T B 2 to Thur
mond Hicks Cumming & Morrison 81
D Men 4 81 DB Il GG2T Sill W J H /.
to Stacey Poland-McClure, Barrett Smith 105-E
b 10 H&H Sc D eco Mop J B&co l, to Burn
ham Horr-Wofford NJ IS, to Hoss Durham
Phelps 75-G Bond 67-Hyams& Kennedy 67-Sale
SOB Barsotti s2-E r MI, 80 do to Thurmond
Hicks-S Stait 26-F Bonnet ga Lenoir 2l-E ]
Leman 90 Utz IN Sutherland 16-B N Bl Wa
" K 10, to Jessup, Marsha Wiggins-H Orion
ton eco l4-C Allemand 16-WalsR & Boisseau 10
Tex Exc, to Tex Elk Cot Wingo 6-J A Hawkins
6-M Levy 6--Levy & Bodenheimer 3-Reiersen&Gra-
gard 81 Mex l. l do to Martin & Ford-S Pr
Rubenste 2-P H Kyes 2-McD 2, to J Robeson-Lan-
Ahrens I'M q { i, to Hamilton kco-M Kaufman Sr
1-McCutchen &co l. Il pkgs for Jefferson.
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2 ,FtRrHER PARTICULARS OF THE Loss OF THE STONE
sALL.-The following is the statement of Mr. r. A
Phelps, of this city, who the Stonewall at the
time she was lost by fire. We6nd it in the Democrat
of the 2eth:
About half.past six yesterday evening was sitting
In the hallway of the boat reading Pckwick Papers,
Almost of the passengers being at supper when heard
IA. alarm of fire from below At first / thought it
arose from some of the deck passengers who per-
hans ioIly. A moment after heard second louder
ana wilder cry of fire. and then back to the steps
leading to the hurricane roof and going in front Of the
piIot house shouted that there alarm of FIRE
from below Some one responded from the pilot house,
Well.n intimatng, we know it. Then went to the
texasthe eangway of the texas and met the Captain
Thomas w. Scott, coming from his room. Igaye him
the same information, and he said Is there? Then
ran down the steps, went to my room, met the ladies'
from the cabin going forward Igot my overcoat and
sachel and started out the side door, on the right
hand side to the guard, thinking the FIRE aft When
came out met dense cloud of smoke at the pantry
ran along the guard forward, and overheard Mr.. W.
n Chick the second clerk, say to some excited per-
son who was making suggestions, keep cool, we'll
all be saved" | then passed to the guard forward on
the left hand side, and then first what distance
the boat was from the shore. She was then aground,
and the outside engine working. Great confusion
and excitement prevailed on the deck below I then
looked about me for means of escape and discoT
cred life preserrer lying the deck me- which
some person had brought out In bis excitement and
forgotten pulled off my coat and boots and put on
and fastened the life preservc and awaited my cppor
tunty to jump overheard wishing to avoid the crowd
and the animals that were stampeding ard jumping
overheard jumped clear of everything and struck
ant for the shore reached the shore exhausted and
ntv for the aid of the people upon shore would have
nerished understand there we're $50 souls on board
and when We left there were about 80 saved
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LOOK! LOOK!! LOOK!!!
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED TOWN LOTS
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND UPON THE
Acknowledged Thoroughfare of the City OF
Shreveport---Texas Street,
AT AUCTION, POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE
ByP.H. ROSsON, Auctioneer.

II WILL sell to the highest bidder, in front of the
Market House, in the city of Shreveport, on Mon
day, the Goth day of December, 1869, sale to
begin at the ringing of the IL o'clock BELL lots 49,
l5 IA and Is in Block 80, with all the improvements
thereon Except those lot is, at the of Ed
wards and Texas Streets which but temporary and
the present tenant has the privilege of removaJ Also
the brick tenement at the Of alley and Market
street, now occupied by Mr. Alemand as Family
Grocery, and the lot upon which it is situated running
back upon the alley $50 feet and known as lot 10,
block 40.
This Texas street property am particularly xious
should be well viewed and studied. Its location adapts
it to any conceivable use either for commercial hotel
manufacturing purposes, could be built up with
family residences and advantageously disposed Of.
The present have not the time experience to
improve, and they sell more for the purpose of seeing
the city continue its march of improvement than for
any other cause consequently render the terms easy
to assist enterprise.
Terms: Half of the purchase money CASH; the bal
ance in twelve months, notes bearing eight per cent
interest from day Of sale and mortgage retained with
usual specifications. P. H. ROSSON,
Mo Civil Auctioneer.
Gazette COW.
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Highly Valuable Real Estate
AT AUCTION.

r WILL sell, without reserve, in front of the Market
i House. in this city, on
Saturday, the 4th day of December, 1869,
that excellenly located business house. No So Texas
street. and the lot upon which is built said lot be-
ing No. II fronting twenty -one feet on Texas street
and running back one hundred and fifty feet to an al
ley. The building is substantial one of brick two
stories high with gallery in 'front.' and in perfect
don, no repairs being needed. 1t is under rent for
the year 1870 to good and prompt tenant for $500
Title fully guaranteed. The building is good new
having been used since it was built for dry goods and
coeehouse purposes and tenanted by careful tenants
Possession given January l, 1870.
Terms CASH in United States currency on the spot.
Acts of sale and internal revenue stamps at the
pense of the purchaser.
p Il. ROSSON,
o2S tdd&w Auctioneer.
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A VALUABLE FARM AT ruroRsH1p

Tutorship of DANIEL W. GRACE and KATE SHEPHERD.
| STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of orleans-In I'd
~ District Court--No 80. POI. By virtue and in pur-
suance of an order of the Honorable the Judge of the
second District Court for the parish of Orleans State
of Louisiana, of date 23d of September A D. 1852 is
sued In the matters of the above Tutorshp and to me
directed will sell public auction at the Court House
door, in the city of Shreveport Caddo parish between
the hours II O'Clock AN. and o'clock PM, on
| Saturday, the 18th day of December, 1869,
the following described valuable plantation, situated
n Rra spddPg hid th as the
nors, Daniel W Grace and Kate Shepherd and partic-
ularly described as follows:
The west q of the southwest d of section No. 81,
township No. 15 range No Is; the southeast Il of sec
ton No 90; the east Is of the southwest Il of section
Il; the northwest of section 2S the west Il of the
southwest Of section No 22 the east Il ofthe south
east 4 of section No. o. all in township No 49, range
No. Is. Also the north end of the northeast \ of
ton No. %, containing ITO acres also the east Il of
the southeast of section No "a, containing so acres
containing 10 acres; also the southeast of the north
west of section No. 81, containing SO s21o0 acres
also the west x of the northwest of section No. p,
northeast Il of section No 81, and the west u of the
northwest of section No 49, containing l59 acres
also that portion of the west 4 of the northwest of
section No. o. which lies north of Cypress bayou, and
containing 4e acres, all in township No 49, range No.
49, and containing in all about eleven hundred aad
sixty acres.
Terms of sale: One-third CASH and the balance on
J
their notes. secured by special mortgage the prop
erty sod bearing interest at the rate Of eight cent
per annum until paid the mortgage waving benefit
appraisement containing the clause covering attor
ney's fees up to per cent on the amount sued on,
should it become necessary to resort to Judicial pro-
ceedngs for the collection of any of the notes given
in payment. Costs of Internal Revenue stamps and
Notarys fees making SALE at the expense of purchas
ers. P H. ROSSON
Auctioneer.
The above plantation is about twenty miles from the
city of Shreveport and of the most valuable in the
parish large portion consisting of rich bottom land
in high state of cultivation, fresh, and under good
new frame twostory dwelling, frame quarters, brick
Kitchen, carriage house, double-log cribs
1ew gin house and press and gin stand good wells
inc peach, apple grape and fig orchards, aboundng
n the finest fruit. Any person desiring home, sur
'ounded with every comfort and convenience, should
lot neglect this rare opportunity of possessing this
he most delightful of plantations.
n3 5tw P. H. ROSSON, Auctoneer.
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FOR SALE.
1900 ACRES FRESH LAND

SITUATED partly in De Soto parish La, and Pamela
~ county, Texas, now owned by Dr. H. Mccormick,
and formerly owned by Jasper Mcmillan This body
land is bounded the north by lands of Wells and
Baker, on the south by lands of Brinkey and Jenkins
on the east by lands of Cole and Anderson and the
west by lands of Johnson. There several hundred
of cleared land in this tract. The buildings
plain though comfortable and in character such
needed by all farmers. The place is we'll watered and
an nexhaustibe quantity of first class timber of every
description
This land is offered at private sale until the 18th
day of December next, and if not sold by that
time will be offered that day at public auction, in
front of the Court House, in the city of Shreveport
Parish of Caddo, without reserve to the highest bid
der.
l will make the payments easy. to an enterprsing
man, if am properly secured, thus enabling him to
pay for the tract from it's products The title is be-
yond question, as the lands in only the third
or fourth hands from original entry. Neighborhood
good and the main thoroughfare from Shreveport
to Logansport the Sabine river, For full particu-
lars apply, without delay, to
p. H. ROSSON
n3 7tw Auctoneer Shreveport, La