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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-06-18

OFFICERS:
lCLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance and ESecu
tive Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE, Nice-PrcSident.
EMERSON W. PEET, secretary and Actuary
This Company offers the following advan'
tages:
II is National Company, chartered by
special act OF Congress, 1865.
Ii has paid-up capital OF 81 100000.
ii offers low rates of premium.
1t furnishes larger insurance than Other
companies for the same money.
II is definite and certain III its terms.
IL Is home company in every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions III the
policies,
Every policy Is non-forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the IN
sured their null amount, and return all the
premiums, SO that the insurance costs only
the interest on the annual payments.
Policies may he taken that Will pay to the
insured, afteT a certain number OF years, du-
ring life. an annual income of one-lenth tie
amount named ia the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives of females.
II insures, not TO pay dividends to policy
holders, but at so low n COST that dividends
will be impossible.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars
given ON application 10 the Branch Office ol
the Company, OF tu
JOHN w. ELLIS & co, Cincinnati, Ohio,
General Agents for Ohio and Central and
Southern Indiana.
CE1AS. f. NILES.
First National Bank, FindIay, Ohio.
Agent for Hancock 60.
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First-cEass Machine,

And willingness to go into the field from
day to day, during the harvest season. where
these discoveries only can be made has ena-
bled Us to remove every obstacle to perfect
success. This assertion we propose TO make
good TO all who purchase our machines.
IL can be changed from areaper to . mower,
and rice reTSd.
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POETICAL.
AnAY OF SUNSHINE.

o gift of God! perfect day!
Whereon no nan shall work, but play;
Whereon il is enough Tor me
Not to be doing, but TO be!
Through evc-- f;b-e of my brain,
Through every nerve. tia ICIlgi every vein,
! feel Tin, e!eciric thrill, the tonch
UI lille. ti.ss seems almost too much.
hear tie wind amcna lie tees,
Play ing e.. s.i:Is .rHi -.CilieS;
Sat. t!.- b.,,q.. e. 80 %s-,yltsi oant,
Like key, .. sonic gge;.t instrument.
And over me unro,ls oil hish
The splendid scenef.- Ct =. sky.
Where through q So ,ili e 80. t!lc sun
sails like Il golden g;'iiculi.
Toward yonder cloul-land IN the West,
Toward Wonder Islands OF the b4esi,
Where steep Sierra iar upli,S
Its craggy SUBMITS, white with drifts.
Blow, windsi and waft through all the room
The snow-lakes of the cherry -bloOInsi
Blow, windsi and bend within my reach
The fiery blossoms of the peach.
q, life and Lowell o. happy throng
OF Thoughts whose only speech is song!
| ., heart CT man! canst thou not he
-ILonafciio'C.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate
i Court of Hancock county, Ohio, Will oi1er
for sale OF public auction, on the 18th day OF
door of the Courthouse in Findlay, inlot
numbered thirty-cne, (3.) in the town OF Me-
Comb in said Hancock county. Appraised at
SO. Terms of sale-Cash.
SIMPSON HARRIS 81 g
Admir- of AimOn Pardee, deceased
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Bankrupt Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that will Offer fOr
N sale at public auction, on Friday. the I'd
day of July, A. d. 1863, at one O'Clock, z. NJ,
upon the premises. the following described
real estate. situated in the county OF Hancock
and state of Ohio. to-wit: Inlois nineteen tl9l
aud twenty t.pl ia addition TO Nanlue, subject
to a lien oiSiIo held by - HoUgh-
Also, tax title IN tnlot No. twenty l9n, in the
Village of Nanlee, dated January Is, ls57-
Also. tax title on fnlot No. twenty-one t2l),
in the village of ofNanlue, dated January Il, 1861.
Terms OF Satc--une-half Cash in hand and
one-hadfin two months with approyesi secu-
rfty. ..F JACOB +. BURKET,
Assignee of wm- L. Wilson, Bankrupt.
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Dissolution.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership
N of Shafer x Anderson is this day dissolved,
and all who are indebted to said firm are re-
Qussted 10 call and settle their accounts inrr'ie-
diataa1 W.H. hNt, skS''N,
April q, ISea if a ! FFiv
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We wish to arrange with Agents, male or fe-
male TO represent the American Shuttle Sew
ing Machine, in each State, County, and Town
in the United States and Ontario. Extra in
ducements to Experienced Agents. Fer Iuil
particulars a. 10 Salary or Commission a,l;iress
- . - q. W. ". ANDREWS,
I'd 7.-.- tsts General Agent
.r.l'ts .. f-ft Detroit, Mich.
N b-ror the benefit of our Agents we have
arranged with parties who have Goods sI table
for Sewing Machine Agents to SELL We will
send BOOK OF SAMPLES and full partict.. .ars
ON receipt of one red stamp. Address V. y.
ANDREWS, General Agent, Detroit, Mich
jan Is, % ly
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INTERESTING FACTS FOR FARMERS


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COMBINED REAPER : MOWER.

For utility, lightneSs of draft, strength ant
durability these machines have no SUPERIOR
y long experience, practical tests, and thor
ough Investigation into all the parts or ell,
ineuts necessary TO produce
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American Shuttle
Sewing Machine
Is
Warranted for Five Years.

Our Agents will be supplied with duplicate
parts OF the machine, in case of accident. il
makes precisely the same stitch made by the
Singer, Wheeler& & Wilson, Howe, and Florence
Machine.
1t has the Under-feed, like the best of high
priced Machines, and is the only lOw-pIicei
Shuttle Machine in the market that has ihis
feed We are enabled to sell "a frst-class SiitTT-
TIE MACHINE at very low price, on ac-
count of its simplicity, and consequent low cost
of manufacturing, i'll comparison with com
plicated machines.
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Commercial Intelligence.
SoUTH-WEsTERN OFFICE,

cuiSFepolt, beo - lCo5. J
The past week pretty fair business for our
| merchants. The jobbers not blessed with any.
thing like a rush, but kept toleraby busy filling
| small orders from the country merchants But few
buyers the spot. The wagoners' trade was all that
could be desired during the middle hours of the day.
Last year at this trade opened early in the morn
ing but this year it is nearly noon before our
chants get fairly at work with the wagoners. gen.
orally takes half the day to settle upon price and
transfer the cotton. The retail trade was very fair
most of the time The receipts of cotton for the week
reached $3.50 bales About 400 bales changed hands
on basis follows in gold for low middng: Wednes
day 16@l611 Thursday l6149le1I, Friday 1s1l91611z
Saturday l615@l62l and Monday l654@l71sc. Gold,
until Monday night ranged about l2et 12s, when both
the gold and cotton market completely unsettled
by dispatches from the city, stating that there
panic in the gold market and cotton was demorased.
The receipts yesterday reached $50 bales. About 800
bales changed hands basis of 2o19@2lc. in
rency and 1s1z@1634c in specie for low middlng
Late in the afternoon New Orleans dispatches quoting
gold at l2l and low mdding at CSC. in currency, put
further stop to business for the balance of the day.
The gold market unsettled that we omit the table
Our bankers would buy at 123 and would sell at 27 if
they could get customers. We quote cotton in gold as
follows:
UOou 10 GDlbA
Low Middling ......,....-....... .l61a@l6A
Mddllng ....................T
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1869. bales. Sc
Received yesterday. ................. $50
Received previously. "a, S64-25, 523
$3.50
Shipped yesterday Observation-Disclosures.
Shipped previously II, S94-l7 1874
Stock on hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1854
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A VALUABLE FARM AT TuToRsH1p

Tutorshp of DANIEL W GRACE and KATE SHEPHERD
/ 6 TATE OF LoUISIANA-Parish of orleans-In I'd
~ District Court--No. Sc, pol 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 Esd of September, A. D. 1862 is
sued in the matters of the above Tntorship and to
directed viii sell at public auction at the Court House
door, in the city of Shreveport Caddo parish between
| the hours II o'clock and o'clock P.M on
Saturday, the 4th day of December, 1869.
the following described valuable plantation, situated
civilian Brack Place. and belonging to the said mi
nors, Daniel w Grace and Kate Shepherd, and partc-
| ularly described as follows:
The west q of the southwest Il of section No. q,
township No. TO- range No. 15 the southeast Il of
ton No. 20; the east = of the southwest Of section
81; the northwest of section 49, the west a of the
southwest of section No %; the east the south
east of section NJ 49, all in township No l5 range
No. l5 Also the north end of the northeast of sec
ton No. go, containing 40 acres also the east * of
the southeast of section No. "a, containing so aeres
also that portion of the northeast of section No. 90
containing 10 acres also the southeast of the north
west of section No. 81, containing SO 92l00 acres
also the west u of the northwest 4 of section No. 81
containing rs $4,000 acres also the south = of the
northeast 4 of section No 81 and the west Is of the
northwest 4 of section No. o. obtaining 1898 acres
also that portion of the west u of the northwest 4 of
section No q, which lies north of Cypress bayou, and
containing 46 acres, all in township No. Is, range No
10, and containing in all about eleven hundred aad
sixty acres e
Terms of sale: One third CASH. and the balance on
cut VI ohe anu tWU years, giving
their notes. secured by special mortgage on the prop
ery Sold bearing interest at the rate of eight per
per annum, until paid; the mortgage waving benefit
OF apprasement, containing the clause covering attor
neys fees up to per cent. on the amount sued on,
should it become necessary to resort to judicial pro-
ceedngs for the collection of of the notes SO given
IN payment Costs of Internal Revenue stamps and
Notarys fees, making sale, at the expense of purchas
ers. " P. FL. ROSSON,
Auctoneer.
IL Inc above plantation is about twenty miles from 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, new double-log corn cribs
new gin house and press and gin stand two good wells
Two underground cistelns affording abundant water
fine poeoh apple, grape ana fig orchards Astounding.
in the finest fruit Any person desiring home, sur
rounded with every comfort and convenience, should
not neglect this opportunity of possessing this
the most delightful of plantations.
n5 5tw P. H. ROSSON, Auctoneer
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FOR SALE.
1900 ACRES FRESH Ez1SH'


SITUATED partly in DE Soto parish La, and Panola
p county, Texas; now owned By Dr. L. ae CO.
and formerly owned By Jasper Mcmillan: rms body
land is bounded on lie north by lands Of Wells and
Baker on the south BY lands Of Brnkley and Jenkins
the east by lands of Cole and Andersons and on the
west by lands of Johnson There are several hundred
of cleared land in this tract The buildings are
plain though comfortable and in character such as
needed by all farmers. The place is well watered and
an inexhaustibe quantity first class timber ot every
description.
This land is offered at private sale until the 18TH
day of December next. and If not sold by that
time win be offered on that day at public auction in
front of the Court House IN the city of shreveport
Parish of Caado, without reserve to the highest bid
der.
l will make the payments easy TO enterprising
man, if | am properly secured thus enabling him to
pay for the tract from its products The title is be,
yond question, the lands in only the third
or fourth hands from original entry. Neighborhood
good and near the main thoroughare from Shreveport
to Logansport, the Sabine river For full partieu-
lars apply, without delay, TO
P II. ROSS0N,
-.,. EtI L,
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Valuable Upland Planta ton
FOR SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE one of the most valuable up
L land Plantations in the Parish of Caddo. It is
known as the ROBERT LOWE PLACE. thirty five
miles above Shreveport, and contains between SEVEN
and EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES, four hundred of which
under fence and excellent of cultivation
The place is desrably improved, having upon it a
good Frame Dwelling House with three rooms, two
Kitchen and quarters, Carriage House, Blacksmith
Shop, Corn Cribs, frstcla Gin House, Gin and
Grist Mill, with running gear complete, besides being
About one-haif of the land is second bottom Black
Bayou SOIL capable of producing rstrate crops and
the other half is fair average upland.
hood and with the place will be Sold about one hun
bred head of stock, including fifteen head of Mich
Cows, Farming Implements, Wagon, Oxen, Black
smiths Tools, &C.
For further information inquire Immediately of
R. G.. LOWE,
Office over Walsh Boisseau's,
mis- 3td&lW Shreveport, La.
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New York Dry Goods Trade.

Trade in cotton goods hps been quiet, and with the
raw material declining at home and abroad. the
ket is weak and prices irregular. The is far
advances that anything more than spasmodic move;
ments is not looked for. Heavy brown sheetings and
shirtinss are selling at 1@l54c:, and medium do.
l2@1s1Sc prints l115@l2114c; printing cloths 74c.
for 81 square This will give fair idea Of The market,
anything like detail being unnecessary. Woolens are
dull and cannot be moved to any considerable extent
unless important concessions are made. few special
tiles alone command full prices. Woolens are also
dull at private sale. By auction, however, there
is considerable business mainly in the way OF clearing
out the odds and ends of the season.
shipping and Commercial List, Nov, Is.
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GA RID.
~ -AA-A WIZ
SHREyrpnpr T..

phhEF APURT, La, NOV. Is, Iob|.
we, the undersigned passengers on steamer ERA
No. 10, &c. P. Truslow, Captain T. J. Howard and c.
W. johnston in the offce,1 adopt this method of
turning thanks to all her officers for the universal kind
ness and attention extened to and paid u.s. during
late trip from New Orleans to Shreveport While
every effort that ability coupled with unfaltering en-
ergy and perseverance, has been made TO overcome
the difficulties of low water navigation, pains have
been spared to render comfortable and contented.
We take great pleasure in recommending the boat
and her efficient and genemany officers to the patron
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Married.

On the Esd of November, at the residence of Mr.
Robert 1. Gilmer, by Rev. DR.. Trippett Mr.. W. H.
DASHIELL, of New. Orleans, to Miss MATTE GAINES
GILMER, of this parish.
On Thursday, the 25th nst at the residence of Capt
j. Youngblood, by the Rev. Dr. Trippett, Major NJ. W.
SALE to Miss MATILDA YOUNGBLOOD, all of this
parish.
In New Orleans, on Thursday, Nov 49, 1862 at Fe-
licity Church, by the Rev. L. Parker Mr. B. F. WIRE
to Miss E. A WILSON, both of that city.
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RED RIVER PLANTATION
Tor NNTr1

TIME PLANTATION known as W00DLAWN,' y
Il belonging to the succession Of Junus Daniels,
deceased, will be offered othe highest bidder for rent
at the Market House. in the city of Shreveport at 70
O'Clock NJ, on
Wednesday, the LIST day OF December, 1869,
It will be reated for the year 1870 POSSESSION to be
given on the first day of January of said year.
This Plantatation is situated abous eighteen miles be-
low Shreveport, and contains about TWO HUNDRED
AND THIRTY ACRES OF CLEARED LAND, under
good fence. 1t has comfortable Dwelling, Steam
Saw Mill and Gin, and Cabins in good repair.
c. N. PEGUES,
nlT w3t Curator.
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Consignees per Texas Express Company.

johnson eco, A Drouin, D G Castleberry, J Fomeby
Groves, D Jernigan, R E Ramsay, Finch Justis,
Hamilton, Mrs Jane Carlisle, D B Martin, Mar
Mason Samuel Salter, Lewis, Mrs Jane Willis, Mrs
M V Hunt, W A CASTOR, J Woodson, W Barrett, G
A Ganstileau, johnson, F Gaines, W Nash, o E
Cooper, s Herold, Mrs NJ A knight.
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Eight per cent. Bonds
OF THE
CITY OF SHREVEPORT
For Internal improvement and Extension O.
the Avenues of Trade.

the Avenues of Trade.
TyHESE securities are now ready for delivery They
i are in sums of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
each, and dne the 1st October 1879, with twenty
semi-annua coupons payable the 1st of April and
st of October of each year. at the Bank of New York
in the city of New York. at the counter of the
dersgned in the City of Shreveport.
Ample provision is made in the ordinance under
which they are issued for the payment of principal and
interest in the creation of SINKING FUND.- and the
tire property and Of the city pledged for
their redemption.
Further information in reference to the same may be
had on application to
GEORGE A. PIKE,
o24 dim Financial Agent.
Caddo Gazette and Shreveport News copy.
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Died

At Brookhaven, Miss, on the evening of Nov. 16,
1869, RICHARD GORDON, son of Dr. George Gordon,
of GAINESVILLE, Texas
At the residence of r. Y Graves in Bossier parish
on the l4th ult of consumption, WIN. E. PUGH, aged
40 wears.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
SHREVEPORT AND NEW ORLEANS
Regular Weekly Packet

szzn~z, Tbs new splendid passenger packet
IlhE-.s.ssG GOV. ALLEN, Capt r. Sinnott
e. - Florence Endren, Clerk, will as soon ss
z-z1zkzI the water permits take her place as q
regular weekly packet between Shreveport and New
orieans leaving Shreveport every Tuesday ON the ar
rival Of the cars from Hallve, and New Orleans every
Saturday at O'Clock PM
Capt Sinnott returns many thanks for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon him and would AL
continuance of the same, assuring his friends and the
public that the Gov. Allen, Quilt expressly for the
'rade In point OF speed and comfort will be unsur-
passed BY any boat in the trade GnoA wtf
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FOR SAFE or RENT


~. THE MOSS-SIDE PLACE will be sold on rea-
;; sonabe terms, rented for the next year. 1t is
49, the most desirable residence anywhere near the
city, being just without the corporate limits of the
town.
Also the building next door to the Shreveport Insti-
tute. Such alterations and Improvements will be made
in will make it desirable either for residence or
private boarding house. Inquire of
McWILLIA8iS & ROBSON.
October o. 1865 Ttf
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JOHNsoN,s EXCHANGE
GORGE A. PIKE,
BANKER,
Shreveport, Louisiana.

Exchange for Sale on
BANK OF NEW YORK, New York;
CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK, st. Louis, Mo-;
PIKE, BROTHER 4 CO., Bankers, New Orleans;
UNION PANK, London, England;
FRED. s. BALM & CO., Bankers, Paris France;
DIsCoNTO GEsELLSCHAFT, Berlin, Prussia;
NJ. a. GRUENEBAUM s BALM. Bankers, Frank,
fort-on- the-Main, Germany.
Coin bought and Sold. $50 ddY6u
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New Orleans and Red Riyer-Packet
BART ABLE.

s,zszznas = As soon as the water permits, this ele.
Il -. 81 giant sidewheel packet will enter the
- sszsa4 above trade, making weekly trips dur
.@-zaz@-.ing the entire season. She will take
freight for all points the river and lakes making
close connection at Shreveport with the Travis Wright
Tor above the Raft During the past summer the Bart
Ape has been thoroughly renovated from stem to
stern besides receiving four boilers entire out
ut Tor the cabin with spring mattresses in each state
room. When she makes her appearance she will be
the fastest and most complete packet ever before in the
req RIVER trade. o28 dlt&wtf
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Shreveport Price Current.

laADE FROM ACTUAL SALES. THEY TRANSFERRED
IL should be understood that our quotations. gener.
any, represent the wholesale prices in United States
currency. In filing small orders higher rates viii
have to be pad.
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G. W. COLE,
Ruisder and Garment ter

Builder and carpenter.
Texas Street. opposite the Court House.
RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he is
Ii prepared to execute all kinds of work pertaining
to his business, promptly and on the most reasona-
BILE terms Parties wishing to build will find it to their
interest to consult with him. for he is determined to
deserve success 81 "
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LOOK! LOOK! LOOk!!!
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED TOWN LOTS.
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND UPON THE
Acknowledged Thoroughfare of the City of
Shfeveport---TeXas Street,
AT AUCTION, POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE
ByP. III. ROSSON, Auctioneer.

WILL sell to the highest bidder in front of the
Il Market House, in the city of Shreveport on Mon
day, the goth day of December, 1869. sale to
begin at the ringing of the - O'Clock N bell lots 16,
49, IA and l3 in Block 80, with all the improvements
thereon except those on lot 6, at the corner of Ed
wards and Texas Streets which but temporary and
the present tenant has the privilege of remova) Also
the brick tenement at the of alley and Market
street, now occupied by Mr.. Allemand as Family
Grocery and the lot upon which it is situated running
back upon the alley $50 feet and known as lot Is,
block 40.
This Texas street property am particularly anxious
should be we'll viewed and studied. Its location adapts
to any conceivable use either for commercial hotel
or manufacturing purposes, could be built up with
family residences and advantageously disposed Of
The present owners have not the time experience to
improve and they sell 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. II. ROSSON,
MO CIV Auctioneer.
Gazette copy.
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For RENT.

FOR RENT.
.n1, STORE HOUSE-Situated at Rocky Mount,
Is Bossier parish, 28 miles northeast of Shreveport.
Hi This is of the best Store houses and business
stands in North Louisiana and be rented at very
low figure, Address
Mrs. E. 4. HUGHES,
au1S IF Rocky Mount, Bossier parish, La.
FOR SALE!
nREXCHANGEFO FOR PROPERTY IN THE NEIGH
" borhood of Shreveport Tract of Land, with
900 acres, 100 cleared, good Dwelling House, out
houses orchard, g., in the vicinity of Mansfield. The
tract is very valuable for its timber and is fair average
upland. 1t is an attractive residence - Apply
at this office for further information. iy23 If
FOR SALE.
TN Rusk, Texas, THREE ACRES LAND, STORE
Il and DWELLING, well improved and rare OPP
portunty for business. Apply to
J. B. LEWIS
o27 wifi Boot, Shoe and Hat Store, 8 Texas St.