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Succession Notice.

Succession Of In the Parish
Patton Hendricks, Court Of Bossier
deceased, } Parish, La. s#
nj Office is hereby given that Mary 4.
IN Hendricks, administrative Of the
succession of Patton Hendricks, deed,
has this day Fl ed in the office Of said
Parish Court her final account and
tablesu of distribution as adniinistra-
trix aforesaid. 9- .aY#sa Ff,sf
Now, therefore, this is to adnonish all
persons concerned, tLat ii opposition
is not made within the time prescribed
by law, the same will be .homologated
and made the Judgment Of the Court.
Witness. the Hon. L. w. Baker,
Parish Judge Of Bossier Parish, La,
this the 9th day Of Nov, 1863. 9
MI Bib A. A. MINIS, DEPUTY Clerk
n35 st District Court.
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Yyhe plantation known as the ..IsE.RS0N'S
u PLACE, on Red River, situated seven
miles below Shreveport. Has three hundred
acres open land suitable for making crop
ofegtton the coming season. Good dwellings
and out honses. Plenty Of Woodland, and
well fsneed. Six hundred acres In I'LL iii D
good locality for a large dairy, tor supply
butter r# 4
Terms the NEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, one
third cash; balance one aud twnYeaFs.
For further particulars inquire of or ad !.
dress Il T. Russ BelleFue, In. ,wheTe plane
IL the place can bs seas- Rsa
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We publish this week a very
interesting article, giving most
graphic and detailed statement of
the immigration into the Empire
State Of Texas. This tide coming
in from all quarters will soon
make Texas the most populous
State in the Union. Shreveport,
located on the border of that great
country, is destined to grow with
its growth, provided her citizens
have the enterprise and intelli-
gence to avail themselves of the
advantages offered. The South
ern Pacific Railroad should be ex-
tended to Dallas. and branch
road built TO jefferson to connect
with the branch road now being
built to the Memphis and Ell Paso
railroad track. We should also
construct a road to ,Naeogdoches
or San Augustine, to be extended
to Navasota eventually.
Population and wealth is also
pouring into Arkansas and Indian
Territory, and we should take
steps this winter to secure a char
ter for railroad running on east
bank of Red river, to intersect
the railroad from Fulton to Little
Rock. Unless this road is made
we shall lose the trade of North
ern Texas and Southern Arkan-
sas SO soon as railroad connections
are completed to Memphis and
st. Louis. The local trade would
be renunerative, and the through
freight and travel would be enor-
nous, especially during low water.
We shall enlarge upon this sub
.iect in future issues Caddo GA
Zette. Af#a @5 sEaii
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Married

On Tuesday, the 18th inst, at the residence
of the brides mother, in Keaehi, DeSoto Pa,
J. NEWMAN, of Shreveport, to Miss LIZ
ZIE BRANTLEY.
AL happiness to the young couple who
launch their boat upon loves rosy sea. May
light zephyrs kiss gently their sails, and no
adverse winds impede their voyage, nor
htOrms, matrimonial or other, ever wreck
their happiness South Western.
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SheriR''s Sale. \

Geo. r.. McCalla, tutor, &c, ~ :
salI @ Ys. aJ ii No e232
p. NJ. and A. p. Butler.
In District Court, 10th Judicial Dis-
~ trict. Bossier PARISH Ia. fu9ss
by virtue of d writ Of fesi facias
D issued from the Honorable the
District Court ID aud for the Parish Of
Bossier and State If Lonisiaiia, in the
above entitled salt, and tame directed,
| have seized and will proceed to. sell
at public ahotioa to tile last and high
est bidder, before the Court House
door, in the fuwn Of Bellevue, La,
within the legal hours 81 sale. On
SATURDAY she 9Th day ofj FebraarYv
1870. the following desert bed property
situated in Bossipr parish, td-wit:
The whale vi sraUtioiloI section No.
one, township nineteen, ranga four
teen, and the one half interest in frac-
tional sections numbers thitty five and
thirty six, in same aQwnship and
range.
Also, the entire Interest ofall crops
grown BY defendants. on said land in
the year 1869
Seized as the property Of defendants,
p. M. and A. II. Butler, and 10 be sold
to pay and satisfy said writ.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with benefit
of apprnisement. gtsea
u. X. RUSS. Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, Nov. ~, 1869.
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SIserSaF''s Sale. t5

Pagan & CarhartI ! 8I In District
vs.. III Court, lSpssier
A. II. Hearne and c. Parish. La,
G. Coyle, Garnishee. No. 1882. i504t
Dy virtue OF 4 writ Of fieli faeias
I'D to Inc directed from the Hon-
orable the District Court III and for
Bossier parish. La, In the above en-
titled suit, have seized aud will pro-
coed to sell 1T public auction to the
last and highest bidder, before the
Court house door, in the town of Balle-
vue, La, within the legal hours of sale,
on Saturday the 9Th day II February.
1870, the following described land,
to-wit: 4.a... e,.gF. s4s
The southwest quarter Of section
twenty-six. and the south half of the
northwest quarter Of same section,
and the Northeast quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section twenty seven,
Of township twenty-three. Of range
eleven: containing two hundred and
eighty acres. IL
Seized a. the property Of defendant,
Clark q. Coyle, and to be sold to pay
and satisfy said writ. n t.''AA hs9975H
Terms Of Sale--Cash,8 with benefit
of .appraisement, .f.yt ..,.,
t1lfH L. X. RUSS. sheriff.
November ~, 1860. i1oB @ lfailj
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To The EZsghest bidder.

NTill be sold at public auction to the
w highest bidder. on Saturday
the 5th day Of February. 1870. in the
town of Bellevue, La. thejhouse and
lot situated in Bellevue, and known as
the sDr. j. J.. Carstarphen place."
Terms-0ne half cash, in IT. s
currency; the remainder on a credit of
IL months. with 8 per cent. interest
and vendors lein retained to secure
payment of credit portion.
Z. BODENHEIMER.
Nj. BAER.
December Is, 1869. ;
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stray Sale.

THstraycd before the undersigned, on the
II 23rd day of December, 1859, by S. p
Sapp, and viii be sold for cash, to the
highest bidder, at Bellevue, La on Saturday
the 18th day of May, 1870, a DARK BAY
MARE MULE, about five years old, and APP
praised at 500.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, dc. r.s.
j. H. LOTION, Stray Master
December D, 1869.
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Supreme Court Decisions.

go - 8sN
State on the relation, etc., VS..
John L. Lewis, Judge of the Eley-
suth Judicial Districtof Louisiana.
This suit is brought under the
intrusion act against John Z.
Lewis, claiming the right of exer-
cising the duties of District Judge
of the Eleventh District. The
defendant appealed from judg-
ment Of the District Court, divest-
Ing him of the Office. The Court,
Taliaferro, Judge, overruled the
motion to dismiss tile appeal, at
frmed the decision of the lower
court in overriding the bills of
exceptions, and concluded in IL
. decision upon the naked merits of
the case, which affirmed that the
Judge was disqualified from hold
ing his position. The point made
is: "That the defendant held in
the State of Georgia the posi-
tons of Solicitor General, and
was memberof the State Legis-
lature, in which offices having
taken oath to support the Consti-
tuition of the United States" he
subsequently engaged in the re,
bellion, aud hence the disabilities
incurred by the third section of
the fourteenth amendment have
not yet been removed The Court
.pronuncing upon oaths, justified
the strong presumption that, as a
member of the Georgia Legisla-
ture, the defendant took an oath
to support the Constitution OF the
United States, nothing is offered
to rebuff the prescriptions, there
fore the judgment of the Court
below is correct.
State, on the relation of etc,
vs.. James e. Head.-The case
comes up asecond time, being on
appeal from . Judgment against
the defendant. The exceptions,
that tine petition being addressed
10 the Hon. Jno. L. Lewis, was
not addressed to a competent
judge, and that the place of resi-
dence of the DEFENDANTS not men
toned in the petition, are with |
out merit. 1t is unnecessary,
ruled the Court, Howe, r., to take
up the other exceptions. We
think there was error in the Judge
below refusing to allow a trial by
jury. The act of 1858 deprives
the defendant OF 4 general right
to a jafys as according to the
18th section, We apprehend the
meaning to he that the cause may
DO tried in chambers if neither
party asks for a jury, but it is
necessary to appoint a special
term when the regular term is not /
in session. Judgment appealed
from resersed.-[ N. @. Times. i
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Notice.

ID F. Fort is my duly authorised agent
Ds to attend to my official and private
business during my absence from the parish.
All persons who have not paid their State
Taxes nre requested to eaTne forward and
settle without delay, or shall have To force
L. C. Raspberry, Collector.
December 4, 1892 DC u
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Commercial Intelligence.
SoETH- WESTERN OFFICE,

71A ttt- w kSIERN OFFICE, 4
zFXtYFf Shreveport, Dec. y, 1869.
Although We have had wet,
dlsagreeable week of it, which
must have interfered seriously
with business, nevertheless it was
very good. All departments aap-
peared to have SO much as they
could attend to. The retail trade,
even for just before Chritmas, was
very good. The many immigrants
to Texas have given a helping
hand not locked for. To sum up,
it was a tirst-rate week for even
before Christmas. The receipts
ofcotton reached 4407 bales. The
sales amounted to upwards of
5000 bales on a steady, or.if any
thing, a rising market. We quote
the sales, taking low middllng as
a basis, in gold, on Wednesday
and Thursday at 163 to lie; on
Friday and Saturday at II to174c.
and Monday at 174 to 17ac. The
receipts yesterday reached 72S
bales and the sales 400 bales at
yesterdays quotations, viz: III
to 173c. in gold, and 214 to 21ac.
in currency. We quote in gold as
follows 3 aaa sass
Good Ordinary. .I6s ali
Low Middling n Ito17a
Middting-
COTTON STATEMENT. as 5
Stock on hand Sept ! 1863. bales. Sc
Received yesterday 728
Received previously -...-.... st, SS2-37, $40
1866
Shipped yesterday, ......E... 400
Shipped previously ....---..- q, lJ-27 SOL
Stock on hand .......-.. l0,5o5
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The Company organized to open
navigation through Macks Bayou,
Cross Bayou and Bodceau Lake,
have removed all the timber which
oyerhung the banks and all the
underbrush in the Lake as far as
Bellevue. The timber has been
cut into pieces, SO that it can be
tioated out into the smaller bay
GUS and shallow lakes which con-
meet with the main channel, so
soon as the water rises sufficient
~. It is the intention of the
Company to press the work for
ward next summer and open the
}onte through rBedceau Lake to
The Arkansas Line, and, if posi-
bic, into the State of Arkansas,
The Parishes of Bossier aud
Claiborne and the counties of
Lafayette and Columbia, in Ar
kansas, will be placed in direct
communication with Shreveport
br this new channel of commerce,
and our trade with all the country
R1ng between the Ouachita and
Bed rivers will be greatly in
creased.
a class of light draft boats win
ply between Shreveport and Che
Arkansas Line during a high
water and ,reship their freight, on
regular New Orleans packets.
The planters contiguous to these
streams should aid the Company
IN starting Q line of boats by Civ
ing them q load whenever they
come. AS soon as trade is es-
tabllshed 1t will regulate itself.
All that is necessary now is a
pnanimity of action between the
planters and the Company to
make the navigation of these Bay.
Gus and Boticeau Lake d complete
su0ccess~ICaddo Gazette.
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Bese5. I'D. HERRING,
BELLEyUE, LA,

BELLEVUE, LA, 5as
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,
Win attend promptly to the collection of
w all accounts, notes, &c, 1T the usual
Per egrtage. vSE:A
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Shreveport Price Current.

Corrected weekly from the South Western.
Made from actual sales as they transpired
{Ets-- s.<S5 t1ss3 III
1t should be understood that our quota
tons, generally, represent the Wholesale
prices, III q. S. currency. In filling small or
ders, higher rates willhaveto be paid
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Drowning accidents from care
less skaters are becoming numer-
GUS. af aas .755E
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Walt Paper.

QnOn Pieces Wall Paper and Border
OUOU ing, for. sale. BY s.z
III at@ @ j. IT, REYNOLDS,
81 Texas street, Shreveport.
Evening star., 1869-08-14
d. ED.

hIGGlESON- August the Irh ANN HIa-
GIheuS. wife - thomas Il Higginson, a stiye
q II gland Age, 50 years
H-r u ends snd relafious are respectfuIIv In .
wed = sttend ber funeral at clock on sunday
ever ing. at "a q street. betw cen 18th and I3sh
streets
SERRlE. On the morning Of August JIth
thkISIlAhA ELIZABETH, eldest daughIar
90 Nm ID and Sarah a Sc rTin. in her 18th year
Ine iTien's ssd acIu.intsncss are invited to
attend Per funeral from her parents residence on
Ns-4sy reNt At tour o clock.
BFCRD In Georgsioxn, on LSia AUsu.t
IN X. bURFORD. daughter az aui Am
knTfrrT sEfd years, = months and o. DAYS
M rTEi -mOTTOS, lstD instant, a. y m f-On
No ~ N"ItSeneTy street, Georgetown.
bAMSBt b.. In Georgetown. II. C on the
HC- L.uE q Assust 18th ANN 4 RAMSBURs
we - jacob hsmshHrg. In the 59th year o. ner
sc, n.irr lingering and painful Illness, which
--r d e with thIfsfi.n rssiguatf0
lt- frit nd OF th- family zTr in ted 70 ATTEND
tf- funeral. rom the residence OF her husband
b.f street, Tomorrow santay afternoon at
ANDERSON On The 18th Instant. at Pine Grove
hzrles -ou1ty, Nd, GL0RYINA A, wife OF
Stm~s " AueeTsOn, and daughter Of John Z
BOYLE Suddenly. at Fsuq uier White Sulphur
Sr-ii--, Va at s. o'clock D m, on ThuTSf.y
IN instant. Mrs. FANNIE wife of DR. COrne-
u-- Boyle
LOCKkR On the 18th instant fs tai, city. a, ar
arusering illness. ESTHER LOCKER, in the 6sth
yea o. her aEe
Evening star., 1869-08-14
CNDERTAkERS.
EitHAED HARVEY. ALOSZO A. MARR
HARVEY q MARI,
UNDERTiEERS.
No. $50 STREET,
between Ninth sad Tenth.
my sly
UNDERTAKES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

A -
hszEAt OF MEDIcINE AND SrRs ERY,
Propo,al. Mi iin>hsNsI.N, ~ D g. Ausgst 10 Isi9
Eo.viI. ~ a. SSasdTnet,99' complete, of Naval
Pisn- and specihestions Of the pro posed buIdins,
be q 10 Joas 5SrsrG sId 1;S 4 ns oc q
south siNth street PhiIadeiphis aS.Ts o- NO; 2Eo
.er .sien necessary TO full understsndins Of the
erection ana eon.tpSeIsn of tbs sse matter Of
Bidders de,iriDs to make a personal exsmina,,o,
ssHIPPhs, = $. Navy, q. 5. Naval Acsdsmy.
Each proposal. TO be considered, must b. srs-.
sn,1ed an ~ two responsible persons, certified by
eet3T other pubic OFF =. 70 tSs;r S5 so
t-nte anc willingness % guarantee 20 the am, of
s'ns hs. e the hss sass hSs q q:
Nsnteed. should the contract be awarded 10
sLce q his their bid. eater into eontr,et xith
- navy Department for the erection and CON.
sna carry through the same to completion secsrs,,
n.siss, lem 81 ne os and the plans aud sPeei
Proposals must state the shortest time r.quired
- - con p!ete the contract, with the understanding
a. ns1aTtn.nt viii F1e the .ressra 2, sgs sTo1Sps
HsDlbg he shortest time. " ''-s'
,, a, net Is TOR the work viii be made monthly a.
~. am. Of spd quality, sad that the ter ms
whole smsHnt Of :sh e.ltinests Snti the Saa ~ rse
rsaey .oeoidae 70 n. a. sRs md
N.trsSi Tor tne ERECTION sns con tr action Of the
toned .aSes oelofe men.
AL the proposals must &c addresses a., ..s
iism N. WOOD, U NAVY, Chief of Rnzeon Rrzeon
SI hsdlcine and sureery, Navy Depsrtmss
RCssiIal at Annapolis. Md" and xiII J.. ss nasA Al
IN the preseuce Of the hidders, at the ssnaa
The department resolves to tt~eN TIE ri1b, =,
reeC' sny or sll ids not tes mel by ia s.li,s.s,
cT 70 the inter- . OF the GcverurisEt >sots
-, VILLA M NJ wn0s
m l. /" CAisf o! Burss1.
Evening star., 1869-08-14
BOARDING..

A FEW BOARDERS OAN BE ACUOMMO.
u dateG with nice Rooms and good substantial
week. A PARKiNSON,
.u u IT 500 street. one door from 18th st.
IlOARDIEG-NO. AL street. between 81 and
- 4th streets; house has been thoroughly re.
pair, q; best location in Washington: elegant
rooms; gas, bath, &C Also, TABLE BOARD.
Terms reasonable. auT-2g~
lOsRDIEG-A few genteel BOARDERs can be
- accommodated at 1 ss street, a short ak
fr' n most Of the De pArtmAnts, by a PennsylyauIa
lady Home CON forts and cleanl ness speciality.
aU4-2W-
EURNISHED ROOMS FOB RENT-With or
u without BOARD. a. No 49- Pennsylvania
avenue, Lear 80, Boarding at the same place, SIS
per week. yS
EIRsT CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
4 TEoGT LOOMS, to be had on reasonable
terms at 2I- X st bet l7th and 18th; q short walk
from most Of the public offices. jy3u
Evening star., 1869-08-14
DRoPosaLs FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

HEAD9'Rs FIRST MILITARY DIsrRtcrD
OFFICE cBIKF CoNMIssARY OF 81 BsIsrKscE,
kIcBNoNp, VIRGINIA, July s0Ih, 1853. \
sealed Proposals. in ss plcetsl viii be received
az this once until Il M. Of MONDAY, August
WITH. 1852 for suppylng the United States So B.
sIsIkhCE DEPARTMENT with the following
articles. VIZ:
900 pounds Of Bacon sides tprime qualttyp
10 pounds Of Breakfast Bacon fprime Quaifty.l
% barrels OF Pick led Herriogs (Laorsdor No. l.,
Is boxes Smoked oerrinss.
800 barrels OF Flour Extra" Richmond Inspsc-
las00 pounds of Corn Meal (City Mills preferred J,
100 Sounds Of Common Soap equal 60 sample IN
Be seen at this Office. In strong boxes strapped
30 pounds Of Salt lLfverpeo In sacks
800 pounds Of Crack kers fsssorted.1
90 eallot OF Syrup best quality
lo ponnds Of Better tsaissd and put up in strong
tsch sld ns., ss s.oonys @ ys.isd By fair s.ap,.
Supplies accepted under this ADVERT sesus ,,,,..
be deiyered u the United eu ssistepce De eot ~
1918 Cary street, Richmond, vfrgiufs IN o. IL. IL
fere the sth day OF September, lsse su b,ect t th
inspection OF the undersis ned. - "o
Any iDiC,msti9p sS ss., nay :. desired In regard
Cdxts.sr . ., srsve, 1s5og General z. 3. 1sto .,
R,exe, Nil, q. PORTU9,
enee, 1irst Military District " sss.st
Evening star., 1869-08-14
EVENING STAR.
LATE IELE6RAMs, &c.

\ Havana despatch announces tha; yalma-
,sda has CaptuTed a rebel convoy. the most i'm
portart capture of the war, near Reman-
caugua- Itwss commanded by Gen. Jordan.
who escaped with his men sfter a short hgnt.
Cuban rebels are accused OF plotting to poison
the good people Of SIntO E.piri;u, and several
srIes's have been made 10 calm;their fears and
SCa-e the reb-Is.
The Boston ProhibTtionIsts mustered only
sky strong in caucus meeting Thursday
GIsht 70 appoint delegates 10 the coming Pro-
hIbIiory Convention The meeting appoilted
COuble It's own nuuber OF delegates, amongst
Complaints were made OF a want OF interest on
the part Of the public In the object Of the
caucus.
The citizens of Dorchester which town has
been recently annexed to Bastoa, met on
Thursday afternoon and agreed % approprIate
Si27,fC1 fer Improvements on the streets and
for building engine houses They thought as
they were about 10 assume their share of the
lsrge amount OF the Boston city dept, they had
the same right TO have an equivalent for their
Usponslbility.
terrible thunder storm passed over a por-
TOE q Hartford, Mo. yesterday afternoon.
The ram was accOmpan led with large quauti-
ties of hail. some OF which were as large a.
heDsecgs. Window lights unprotected suf.
Tered considerably. The storm was terrific.
Governor Mitchell, obNew Mexico. has out
iawsd all Navajo and Gelapache Indians
wherever foDnd outside their reservation Inn
lis snd authorizes the summary killing OF
every such trsnseressor.
Lieutensnt J. j. Ellis, OF the Second New
York Cavalry, died at Cameron. New Mexico,
Thursday. frsm injuries received BY falling
fTCm his horse two days before.
The vote In the East Baltimore D'strtI of
the Baltimore Con ference OF the NJ. T. Ceurch
on the subject of lay delegation was 40 f1r and
40 against
The Hannah Lizzie, a British brig from Liv-
eTpoOl for Galveston, went ASHORE on the North
bTeaksrs Wednesday night, and Will perhaps
Re q total loss.
George Dow, a mason, of Conc ord. ". IL,
was Thursday afternoon buried aI n depth Of
thir'y-eight iest by the CayIRg II OF a well in
which he IVES at work.
Mrs. William Hughes, OF Providence r 1
was struck by locomotive on the Bristol
= tiroed Thursdsy sfternCon. and probably
fatally injured
Charles SickIes. an Englishman thirty. We
Ne1Is old, was run over aHd killed by a " est
Haven hOrSe-car Thursday night.
The cotton worm has appeared 10 Texas but
Eot to any seTIous extent IN upland crops.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

~ New Orleans paper SAYS that a youne
" idOw in that city. who writes we'll * 80 raj a
'nz hei elf for an editor" We hone thai ,Sa
- not the editor she Is training herself for
H. CsEvtsT.
Miss Battle was the belle OF Woodytlle
Va, and attracted the attention OF Nawton
b~nniS, who gained her affections and then
rCde sWay- The three staIwart brothers OF
Ni>s Battle rode after him and shot aud killed
nIm.
- RATCHEs--The veterinary editor of Wilkes
y IN = re TINS recommends the toIIowipy
iuT scratches IN q hOrSs.-Take sulphats OF
enc cne crachm; glycerine. two ounces
SvVly every morning..
"Ths Clinton MO- Advocate SAYS The
here thief that sold Henry Kicker a pCny last
week. and then went down 10 IAesyiIie and
stole berry Brsdley's mule was caught. He
ii! or steal any more In this world -
Evening star., 1869-08-14

Messrs. DABEEY, MORGAN & Co, 50 Ex-
change Place, and N. K. JEsUP Co, Pine
street, New FORK, offer for sale the Bonds OF the
Kansas Pacific Railway. These Bonds pay seven
per cent. in Goli; have thirty years to run; are
Free from Government Taxation; are secured by
a Land Grant Of Three Million Acres sf the
Finest Lands in Kansas and Colorsao. In atdi-
ton to this special grant, the COMPANY also
owns Three Millions OF Acres in Kan
sss, which are being rapidly sold to
develop the country and improve the ro,d.
They are first mortgage upon the extension of
the road from Sheridan, K snsss to Denver Oolo.
rsdo. The road in operation no,r sarns ,nor. ,aan
enough net income TO pay the interest Oh the ns,-
loan. Therei no better security in the market
this being in some respects better than Govern
ment Securities. Principal and Inie,sd PAYABLE
ia Gold. Price SO, and accrued Interest, In Cur
rency. Pamphlets, Maps and Circulars furnished
on application. au7lm
Evening star., 1869-08-14
nY GREEN & WILLIAMS.

y uctIoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. o2o, southeast corner Of f7th aud ID streets.
TRUSTEE's SALE OF A TWO STORY BRICK
HOUSE AND L1r FRONTING ON LsTREEr
SOUTH, BEfWEHN 9TH AND 9TH STREETS
EAST. AT AUCTION
- By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court
Ia; OF the District of Columbia, passed fn a cause
- in said court. Little Little. No. k5S5. E1u-
y Docket 8, dated April 18th. 1863, shall sell,
the premises, at oclock p m, on MONDAY, the
10Th instant. part of Lot No 3 Ia Square north of
Square No sa3, havi ing 80 feet inches front by
l4t feet ii inches deep, with the fmprov ements,
which cOntIst OF one excellent built two story and
attic Brick House: with fine dry cellar, wide
halls, wine rooms, &c.
Terms: One half C ash; the balance in six, tw I've
and etRhtetn n months, for notes bearing interest
and secured by deed oftrust on the premises. All
cOnyeyanCiRg ard revenue stamps at the cost OF
the purchaser. 500 will be required the day
sale. JANE LITTLE Trustee
au4 GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucta