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LaKIslatoEa on an EEtertaininz Ex.
cuf1ton.
Bptctal Despatch 10 Tho Chicago Tnbane.
DETROIT, Feb. g. q
The excursion OF the Legislature to Saginaw
Valley aud the AtJlum at Fltnt passed Oh TeET
pleasantly. AL the leading towns On The Ssgi.
nav River we're ytslt ed, and at each point formal
receptions TOOK place, With co1lauons and
lunches Thursday night was spent At East B. aR1-
nav. and devoted to = prs1d osrque.
IN Irving Hail. On Ff.taT the excursion party,
which Was over 200 in number proceeded to Md
Ind and then returned TO Flint, where they
spent the afternoon II tho AeJluR for the Deaf.
Dumb and Blind, where The exercises we're Of the
most interesting nature. In the evening . for
m.l reception took pls:e A Fenson Aa!!;
others, knd s!terWatds collation. Wal s:rved ~
the living Aouee, followed by hop. The train
left Flint At I. m. and proceeded to Holly.
thence TO Cosunrt, where iuGe crowd hsd ~
senbled. EAUtes were areo. and Gov. Bald win
made beie1 speech. The pAyty proeee led thence
10 Owoero, where another Ahort formal reception
waa had md lunch was served, and thence tc
Lanting, tcach,rE that city at2 p. N.
At 3 p. n. the uouse convened with tbsee short
OF 4 quottn. A call Wa ordered md enough
N. nbers brought In to fosr 4 qoosnca. Tns
| Hnrte then an loutrcd until "a. m. on Monday
The scu&te E.aseenb!es IT p. u, On Monday,
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Brecisl Deepa,eh to Thu Chicago Tnbune.
NV YokK. Fab. 43,

Brcelsl Deepa,eh to Thu Chlctgo THbune.
NV YohK, Feb. -.
NO xo1E conrIE1roK.
IL understood that, on and After tomorrow,
eomreuuon In TITO crnlRht business will coase,
thpngh no compromise ha4 BEEN formally sn-
1ouncsd. Ysate1dRy the Peoples despatch aud
oIher companies carried over the Hudson River
Railroad to Chicago for rs CENTS. 1he regular
rata 10 Cinct1nltL previous to the dectcee, VIA
&l.7e. Yesterday the eonpanies wers carrying for
IS cent?, aId carly in the week, took fsriahss for
IS cents. ImnenAe quantities fof goods were
shipped during the week. and ~ yesterday wa4
u1dentcod 70 be tho last daT, there wa grett
.psh, There VAS Jam Of tRrta near the Erie and
uudson River onicos, the line extending from
tbs Hudson River oflcs to West broadway, and
along that street great dtltanes. ReAde, chan-
bern. Worth and othsr strects wefn Oiled With
fesmr, epuos Of which walled i've o. slx hours 70
unload. Eighty cara wcro loaded 1t ths Hudsou
River Station yesterday, and ono hundred md atsy
u tho E3.e.
yxrRx8s nCBixEis.
Tnr Eric combination has virtually ectbed Its
dincu1ies with WeAte1n Fosds. and will Lake con
t1ol to.morrow Of tho express business orcs til
lincs.
PRoYHstoAsulP oJyEAEp.
Robert Kied, Of Cincinnati, has been Invited &c
| brcomo Professor Of E!ocutiup IN P11ncafor
College.
Exr Yo.x, Feb. % ay.1Tae .ssuct Ala,ka
tso,n Asp,nwa]i, a0th lrstaut. br1Egs klH 100 II
aold snd canfosn!R papr4 70 'ne 6ta inanht
texessi dsy. lt5et thar .t,'sed o'esl,nd p.,.
Sessitom Central .pd South America IL IN
Tne .tesner menea. from Bremen. esa South
1 . ..,hr, t,oran In 1E11lJa m I'm
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Progress or ahe Cuban IEsurfectlon-
mpTement Of TFoopf-zuaux0ent Eac-
EoFy-HefuKtes-S Dom1nEoAna
nkXAtlpu AKfSaiAda

ue1Atlon AxftaIod.
HAyA~A, Feb. g-Thc night patrols Of the city
hsye been discontinued. More troops arc Gosrg
Intelligence from Ene.ttss to Thurstay last
coors Of f1l residences Of cuhans were marked b.
TIE time for clemcpcy il cnded-Vie.lanee =
Great excitement was eaused. and The strenuous
e:,o9ts Of = Ies prominent spanssda t.onc pre-
4 fotsc,nS e1pc.ision IRON the beslesed garrl:.
ION q PncFso Principe, s iew dsys since, burned
si.aefed hI nc Cabin forccr, aad wess com.
relled to retreat 70 Puerto rztuc!oe With ots Of
10 killed kc6 large nunbeE wounded.
Of proT1.lcE., and N epidemic vas feared.
Ads,ses nom sia'llzs Do Cab. t'sandu have
left tllt port, 10 day, crowded with Cuban re'u.
ihc insurgents lingering il the vicinity 81 sant,
$50 DC Cuha Lave again cut the aQ1cdoct> causing
Gfa odasai ia,orn b.s been receifed ,ha. Gen.
erl1 Letea. strongly reinforced, is pushing hta
way Into The Interior nom LaGuaLala. Iasuteents
Bonba. Ii Va expected taat Tho troops would
'y aeaeisl FaelIo h, arrived At cseniaezo. Win
eo sfee aa.eh en one aadss e.
Will 60 10 s4n,o Etp:1tsu tho ono under Lciona
2 Villa clara, I'D tne remaining d'.ss'Ga. anaef
1
An engagement took place betvccn Spanish
| troopa md Insurgents u Ctloms De ST: Doniogo
| IN ihc province of sazna Ia Grante- AAnJ Eere
KILLED Gu both sides. 1he result Of tne oaule Is
Reports from cuoan foa,ces tay thst ngas &C,
Qaes,da. aud tho army Ct Geu:EAl teseA, on The
road IRON Gusrtjl, and assett that the govern
usnt tfoopl mere routed.
| The emigration OF Cuhaus ID undtmlnlshcd.
EsSty steaaes that 1cares Ibis port ia crowded
| Win p2ssc1 Scss.
More tuppMea Of tsoops arn needed from Spain
70 oecupy the who.c ttlind md drive ont thu iu'
snfgcalt: The uoopa now ke9t eau do no more
| ahA1 ho1d thtlr oxn. Meantime the people In tho
eounUJ Ae tnterIE Ill htds ot deprivation.
1hef coap!afnn arc hcartrrrdtnE. Thousands
ne leaT11g then homes and seeking refuge in tne
It, Domingo adE.ess to The aosA h,re beeen
The negotiations for 4 loan t.om Bdu.a capital
t1'e .as failure, tho tcen1.ty oftesed 70. oet1e
Thu question Of arre1stion 10 lhe Ca1t ID state,
Is exciting considerable interest Ffts.icat Barl
has Instructed 0tncral Faclhcns 70 confe1 witt
| loe Cxited States 9oye.nuett on the policy o
9fstunG ffce, neutral ccntro OF comn eTce In VI
sil4y4sA. FEB. es.-R7nors are circulating !.
}, ~ enose. 70 alo The intuncctlou. hsye laode
l. hstn!doa sEd Guedt,ilas. 500 soldiers let
snts, W y, 1ae Ce1ssM apartment
. rs snnn y. u9 ttosu4 teciafe Ihetf belief, lhat
ospi he Siil teeoen,xs lie beii,oert.i F'eht.
le GSN.voutaon4ry Goterppent IN inh.
g. .u1aa accounts consraa,c, thc G 4vsrnos.s d.
10 ,paAs nanoaae1nR that General f.e.ea Ia mi
: Nj. Hall, tho t'onsai Of In - M,3sI1 33susI14t.
!, | Mattn1ae wilt aatu4e Iha funct3n%a rs1tes
!, General 4. Havana. n' os conss
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suictde-Deash OF ,hs City HIarshsl Of

Safctde-Deash Of .he City mars1hAl OF
Covin& n&&ou-Omcla1 Reportx.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 33 -Th codorc Auteneith, 4
Gtr1nar, conuitted ed suicide, last E,Rns bJ ahoot-
Ing hitaeelF In the tead With pistol ae WAS ln-
tcx1tAted
John = Thompson, City Marshal Of coving-
ton, dit ytater1ay afternoon from tho effects OF
wound from pistol IN tho hands Of = highway
rpbber he wAs attempting to arrest
The report Of the City Civil Engineer, thAs, IN
C1neirnasi for the tscsl Tens Of lst8. closing to-
cay. there wesr niuety-etsht miftB Of ga&p!pt,
rino miles OF which were lid during tnc Je1r,
and thirteen miles Observers. The City solicitors
report sntss pending s1ain5s tte city during tho
year to recover $l310O0. The Auditor re ports tho
p7esent bonded deb. Of ii city to bs q 500 000
vane Of property Owned by city, $1i,a5o, ,009 ex-
crte 4tqfe debt nearly 5000 ,N11.
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AT1cst<a for PelJuFy-ReEenus omcers
BTihed4

Stw ORLEANS, Fsb. es.-A man vas arrested.
list Eight. Iamed J. ". Etdes+ on razIsot 70.
vas eha1eed with perjury oJ Assessor Wsi4ly.
Bal w1s txtd At e3oD. The atddav.t wheseon
which va stated that Elder iaa dlstlltsJ
bn.toses for the purpose oS discovering the cor
pecion between the Ntl9key HnE and internal
revenue cf,cEf1 ta4t he paid General Steadmxo
9lneu0, md monthly sum Of $500 70 IN Assistant
A.7es-or, for the purpose Of running Adtsttllerr.
The md srtf, which wAt Made ociore Asaesfos
Wa'aly, Rttes tho des3t1s OF systematic fs1u.s II
the y ht.key onstneas- With the ntneH Of the paf
ues curteslcd. ho hinse!f being participant.
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FIFTEEN YEARS WITH TIE
INDIANS.



Absence and Une1pscteA Rstu1n'
Fsem The Be1le,.lle ul, At1oease, ..,.
Nr. james Guii, IN old resident OF tais
city WHO LEFT here soms neen ,5se sg9 aei
~, sa,nrd!y, To those who knew him, As
eed y: III 6 ssasssea sssa,ss fSsa
80 rnnn~r,y With # bonn he LEFT was attacked
by e Indians md several ofthem Killed, smone
o;hcTs ~ was supposed. Mr.. Gull. Hi. body
vas sn6tequently fo91a pi:Eeea M i'd, sith 4, evss
dence OF death, perhaps, never e1
isted than In this eAse, and o
courte be WIS at once taken as an impostor
We a1c clad 70 say, however, that be hs
BEEN fully able to prove his Identity. HI
now finds that time has wrought many saf
changes during his absence. The youn{
vile, formerly Miss Mary Andrew, daughte
Of thu now venerable NJ. Andrew. afte
, 1869-03-01

BC1yAIo. Feb. Y7.-Tae skating mitch for th.
ehs@pion,h'p' 6e:Tsen frank : sEit1, ot New
ftllure, to night, u eompetcnt se!aroe ccnla not
| 30 obtained, and The tndges wsse not Ahls u
agree only IN eighteen tkp1ea ont Of twantyNix
| Another sttenpt u 10 30 n1da On Monday q
TuszdAJ.
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6AxfA C1tT. Feb 9A-rhe extension Of the
Als.our7 FailaJ RafGaad W1a e3nuleed list
night 70 the VT stern dlyisiuu Of tha Meth Nty.
eo1Et rpad, f1mfnK another md dittst route fcon
vt La1is tn b. Joseph, thence 70 Qp3As,
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Spain.
116URnxcII0A BqC1LcHHu.


An irsuueet,on Was attempted, LIST week. In
B.rceiona, hut ii was quickly suppressed. About
iorty ~ mons connected with It we1n arrested.
The city Ia now perfectly tranquil
, 1869-03-01
RRal 35statf GN anteD.
WANTED.

About $50 Acres, In one or
more tracts, on West Side,
between Madison and Divl-
sfon.sts,y for Eastern pur-
chaseS8. Address, with full
description, r. O. Box 226y
Chicago.
, 1869-03-01

BIsHNr-ou aunday February u. ID her 4at
yraf Mrs. Maria bishop. xtfe Of Alexander Hithop
EsU, Funeral II rrsldencc. No. ~ WAb&sh Ayeaua
% fuo,dhy nrxt. 1t half past o'clock. .. IN.
Ffispds ct tbs Ean!ly are Invited 70 attend with
mt fuftbff uOtiEE,
, 1869-03-01
INDIANAPOLIq

This CHM TEfal Nos Concluded.
special pesp1teh to The Chicago Tribune.
tSoAxAroL1a, Feb. ..
The cltm tsial closei On s4tar1ay afternoon.
Thc 'odge's charge TO tho Jury was considered II
etfor9 for the State The Jury aye Fill out I. in
GENERALLY helIeTed that Mrs.. Glenn will b con
7irftt
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mARRIuO.
y I = y

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES th!s city. Fab. u. ~
Rev. iosrph Eart~tlI. MIR. Aatthaw n. cit1ton and
Miss bertha HhtuSm1n.
, 1869-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICE.

70 Tlctet Holders Ia the Enltsd Slater Prize Cop
cert q WlSz1pH BEattosa co-A Hazt1es n2l1 20 T.
drawn 10 the ctI Of Chicago in tbs tpsnE OF sGmGT
ot 1ssS. bat which has not been dEAFn 1t all wtl
uckets they nov hold, u thefe Are pspeeedlnxa -
pspzYesa bring the parties IT, terms and otte
10 1Ieforte. Ekimbnf1e, fAF possible the Ii
pccest parties th.t ylcttmtxed state fal pxr'
Hculass, and addfess L J. Post O8tee Bo1 8, Ctn-
ri xt nhtQ.
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FHAEKFoHf. Feb, 33,
Bonta fruer snd hiEh;r. Fi1e-tFenties, 66H
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YNc CoEEeceOr,s Sale.

by virtue of the authority vested in
ID me by law, / have seized and will
sell before the Court House door in the
town of Bellevue, La, between the
hours of eleven o'clock in the forenoon
and four in the afternoon of Saturday
the 9th day of November next, (l869)
at public auction to the highest bidder,
the following described land, assessed
in the name of VIM. Faraday, to-wit /:
Section twelve. and the southeast
quarter of section one, of township
nineteen. of range eleven; and the
west half of the west half of section
eighteen, and the west half of the
southwest quarter of section seven, Of
township nineteen, of range ten, of
North West Louisiana, containing in
all one thousand and eighty acres.
I Said land seized for the taxes there
on due the State per Tableaax of As
sessment of 1865, 1866, 1867 and
1869.
Sold in subdivisions according to
! law.
Terms of Sale-Cash. without bene-
fit of appraisement.
L. c. Raspberry.
State Collector.
Bellevue, La, Oct. Is, 1869.
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Succession Notice.

Succession of In the Parish
o. II. and Mary ! Court of BossieI
Magee, deceased. } Parish, La.
Y office is hereby given that j. w
IN Magee, administrator of the sue.
cessions Of O. II. and Mary Magee
has this day fled in the office of sale
Parish Court his final account as id
ministrator aforesaid.
Now, therefore, this is admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition
is not made within the time prescribed
ny 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 25th day of Oct. 1863
A. A. MINIS, Deputy Clerk
n3l st District Court
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Fax Collectors Sale.

Dy virtue of the authority vested
ID in me by law, / have seized
and will sell before the Court House
door in the town of Bellevue. La,
between the hours of eleven in the
forenoon and four in the afternoon of
Saturday the 9th day Of November
next, (l869i. at public auction to the
highest bidder, the following described
land assessed rs owned by q person
unknown, to-wit:
The south half of northwest quarter.
and the north halfof the southwest
quarter of section twenty nine, town
ship twenty three, range fourteen, of
North West La, Containing one hun
dred and fifty acres.
Said land seized for the taxes there
on due the State per Tableaux of As
sessment of 1865, 1866, 1867 and
1868.
Sold in subdivisions according to
law.
Terms Of Sale-Cash without bene-
fit of appraisement.
L. G. RASPBERRY,
State Collector.
Bellevue. La, Oct Is, 1869.
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&Ea'egg Sale.

ENstrayed before the undersigned, by C.
a w. Harrell, on or about the 7th day OF
July, 1869, and will be sold to the highest
bidder, for cash, at Bellevue, La, on the
first Satusday the 5th eday of March, 1870
Bay Stud Colt, ] Bay Mare Colt and
Black Mare Colt, about p years old each
Bay stud branded on left shoulder with key
Black mare ON right shoulder with key, and
Bay mare on right shoulder with key and Oh
left hip with W. P. connected Appraised
at $40 each.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property pay charges, &c.
j. H. LOTION, Stray Master
Bellevue, Sept. |, 1869. n23
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ShcriT's Sale.

In the matter of the , In the Parish
succession of Jep- Court Of Bossier
tina Strickland. DID. J Parish, No. 1865.
by virtue of writ of feri facias to
1B me directed from the Honorable
Parish Court of BoSsier parish, La,
in the matter of the succession of
the said Jeptha Strickland, de-
ceased, have seized and will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, before
the Court house door, in the town IF
Bellevue, La, within che legal hours Of
sale, on the first Saturday the 18th day
of December, 1869, the following de-
scribed land, to-wit:
The east half of southwest quarter,
and west half Of southeast quarter,
and southeast quarter of southeast
quarter Of saction 81, and northwest
quarter of southwest quarter of section
So, township 20, range 10, and north
east quarter and northeast quarter o.
northwest quarter Of section 3. town.
ship 10, range 10, containing 440 acres
with all improvements thereon.
Seized as belonging to the succession
of said Jeptha Strickland, deceased
and to be sold to pay and satisfy sal,
writ
Terms of Sale-Cash with benefit o
appraisemant.
E. X. RUSS, Sheriff.
Bellevue. La, Oct. 30, 1863.
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One of the noblest sentiments
that was ever conceived was ex-
pressed by Thomas Benton,
when he said that party was
too tremendous an engine to
use against poor clerk, whose
salary was all that stood be-
tween his family and starva-
ton, and too small q consider
alton where the national honor
was involved" These few
words preach a glowing homily
which we can scarcely expect
hardened politicians to take
to their hearts and cherish, but
we shall hope to live to see the
day when a rising generation
may be imbued with the spirit
of Thomas Benton in regard to
political partisanship. The story
of political virtue is all told in
shis single expression.
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Succession Sale.
SUGGESTIONS Of G. W. Natti@ and
Nancy DOIes, deceased.

Dy virtue of an order of the Honor
D able the Parish Judge of Bos-
sier parish and a writ of sale issued
Hereunder, will be sold at public auc-
ton at the store house of n. W. SEN
tell Il Co. at Collinsburg. in said parish,
beginning at the hour of Ii o'clock in
the forenoon of Friday the 10th day
of December, 1869, the following de-
scribed land belonging to said success
sions, to wit:
That portion Of sections twenty-one
and twenty -eight, of township twenty
one, of range fourteen, North West
Louisiana, lying east of Red River
and on its left bank, containing three
hundred and twenty acres. more OF
less, being the plantation whereon de.
ceased resided, and known as the
LAKE POINT PLANTATION.
The land will be sold in subdivision,
according to law.
Terms of Sale-One-half the pur
chase price to be paid in cash for The
other half the purchaser is to give hi
two bonds according to law, each 70
the half of the credit portion bearing
eight per cent. per annum interes
from day of sale, and in favor respee
lively of each of aforesaid SUGGESTIONS
and secured by approved personal SO
curity together with the mortgage an
vendors lien retained on the Ian
bought. Sale with benefit of appraise
ment.
J. H. NATTIN, Aa
WILLIS DOLES, a0iniS 8
October 10Th. 1869.
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Succession Notice.

Succession of In Parish Court
j. A. Brownlee, of Bossier parish,
deceased. La.
Notice is hereby given that Mrs.
IN Mary j. Saggers, natural turk
to tho minor heirs of J. 4. Brownlee.
deceased, and as such administering
his succession, has this day filed in the
office of our said Court, her annual
account as natural tutrix aforesaid.
Now, therefore, this is to admonisL
all persons concerned, that if opposi-
ton is not made thereto within the
time prescribed by law, the said annu-
al account will be homologated and
made the judgment of the Court.
Witness the Honorable Lambert w
Baker. Parish Judge of 8ossier Parish
La, this the 18th of Oct, A. D. 1869.
A. y. MINIS, Deputy Clerk
n29 OF District Court
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THE WACO TRADEGY.-We

THE WACO TRADEGY.-We |
clip the following account from
the Waco Examiner of the 10th
ult.: |
Thomas and Henry Grimes
visited Waco on the 18th, for
the purpose of purchasing a
suit of clothes for one of them,
whO was preparing for his we'd
ding. Both had recently re-
turned from the North, where
they had been with a drove of
beeves, and seemed to have
plenty of money. In the ex-
urberance of their mirth and
gaiety, natural to the hour and
circumstances, they imbibed
too much liquor and became
somewhat boisterous, but they
were finally persuaded to leave
town. They rode off quietly,
but O short distance from town
one. of them fell off his horse.
Oonyers, a federal soldier,
and acting as one of the police,
then procures a horse and fol-
lows them, but the poor drunk
en- boys refused to be arrested,
when Conyers returned fer re-
Inducements. The young men
the one who had fallen hay-
ing remounted his horse-rode
on in furious but drunken
haste, until they reached the
residence of Col Geo. Burney,
about one mile from the city,
where one of them again falls
from his horse and is so drunk
that he can scarcely remount
him; detained here by this ac-
cident. they are overtaken by
Conyers and his reinforcements
of federal cavalry. The battle
commences; the firing is about
simultaneous, and here, accor-
ding to the present version OF
this horrible affair, Conyers is
shot in the hand. The federal
soldiers having discharged their
pieces, halted to reload, and
the two brothers, one with g
wounded horse, rode on past
Mr.. John Berney's house, until
they are hid by the brow of the
hill, just beyond his house
when the soldiers came dash.
ing on in hot haste after the
flying brothers, and as soon az
they reached the top of the hill
and discovered the fngitiveS
they fired upon them, and con
tinued firing until the unfortu
nate brothers are dead an(
riddled with balls. Such is tht
latest accounts of this awful
tragedy that has changed, in ;
few hours, bridal robes int
funeral garments.
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stray Sale.

E7strayed before the undersigned author
Il ity, on the Goth day of October, 1869,
by w K. Head, and will be sold at Bellevue,
La, on Saturday, April 23rd, 1870, to the
highest bidder for cash, an IRON GREY
MARE PONY, branded with ID reversed
on right shoulder; both fore feet and left
hind foot white, and about five years Old
Appraised at $40.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c
j. H. LOTION, Stray Master.
Bellevue, Oct. %, 1869.
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Y'Or Collectors Safe.


Dy virtue of the authority vested
ID in me by law, I have seized
and will sell before the Court House
door in the town of Bellevue, La,
between the hours of eleven in the
forenoon and four in thh afternoon of
Saturday the 9th day of November
next, (l869l, at public auction to the
highest bidder, the following describ-
ed land assessed in the name of G.
Thompson, to-wit;
The east half and the east half of
the west half of section twenty-nine,
of township nineteen. of range ten,
of North West Louisiana, containing
four hundred and eighty acres.
Said land seized for the taxes there
on due the State per Tableau of As
sessment or 1865, 1866, 1867 and
1868.
Sold in subdivisions according to
law.
Terms of Sale-Cash without bene-
tit of appraisement.
L. c. RASPBERRY,
State Collector.
Bellevue, La, Oct. 1869.
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TMEG1s'a .NOface.

Tutorship of the In Parish Court
minors of Jeptha of Bossier Parish,
Strickland, decd. La.
7 office is hereby given that Mrs,
~ EImira Haley, tutrix, and w.
G. HALEY, co tutor, to the minors OF
Jeptha Strickland, deceased, have thi.
day filed IN the Office of said Parish
Court their final account of their tutor
ship aforesaid.
Now therefore this is to admonish all
persons concerned that if opposition is
not made theI eto within the time pre-
scribed by law said final account
will be holnologated aud made the
Judgment of the Court.
Witness, the Hon. L. w. Baker
Parish Judge of Bossier Parish, La,
this 18th day of October, 1869.
A. A. MINIS, Deputy Clerk
n29 st District Court
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Dy virtue of the authority vested
ID in me by law, I have seized
and will sell before the Court House
door i'll the town Of Bellevue, La, be-
tween the hours of eleven in the fore
noon and four in the afternoon of
Saturday the 9th day of. NoYem-
Der next, (l869J, at public auction to
the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed land assessed in the name of
Felix Atwood, to-wit:
The east half Of the northeast quar-
ter Of section twenty three, and the
west half Of the northwest quarter IF
section twenty-four, all in township
Twenty-Five, Of range eleven, contain
ing one hundred and sixty acres.
Said land seized for the taxes there
on due the State per Tableaux of As
sessment of 1865, 1866, 1867 and
1853.
Sold in subdivisions according to
| law.
Tetms of Sale-Cash without bene.
fit of appraisement.
L. c. Raspberry,
State Collector.
Bellevue, La, Oct. 10, 1869.
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SCrNy Sale.

Estrayed before W. j. Bush, j. p, by G.
II w Arnold, jr , on the End day of Sept.
1869, aud will be sold for cash Oh the 18th
day of March, 1870, at Bellevue, small bay
horse saddle marks on his back and right
hind foot white, about years old. Branded
on his left shoulder with a figure and letter
j. Appraised at $50.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay chrages, &c.
j. H. LOTION, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, Sept. 1869.