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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-06-03
Anderspu antelligettfer.
Thursday Morning, June srd, 1859.
MASONIC CELEBRATION.

The celebration of St. Johns, Day, Oath of Jnne
next, will be observed by Hiram Lodge, No. 3D.
A.F.M. Anumber Of distinguished members OF
tie fraternity have been invited, and several ad-
dresses may be expected. The sister Lodges in this
county and members of the craft generally are
fraternally invited to be present on this occasion.
When arrangements. are completed. more extended
notice will be given.
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sgseiaI Notiees.

Burning Bush Chapter, No. Z, R.'.A.' M.
A REGULAR coNvoCATIoN OF BURNING
BUSH CHAPTER will be held in the Chapter
Room on MONDAY NIGHT, June Z, 1869, at
seven o'clock. Companions will assemble with
cut further notice
BY order of the M.'.E.'.H...P..
GEORGE MUNRO, Sec.
sSr wYxSr COUNCIL, Nc. 4. Royal and Select
Masters will convene Immediately after the closing
of the Chapter.
May 6, 1869 As
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SrIcy ConREspoSpENcE.-A Washington tele-
gram to the New York Tribune says: "Some time
ago the accounting officers of the Treasury Depart
ment notified General G. T. Beauregard, who was,
ct the breaking out Of the war, major in the or
my and Superintendent in the West Point Military
Academy, that he was charged on the books of the
Treasury Department the amount of $l030 on ac-
count of tho Quartermaster's Department; and re-
quesed him to pay the same. On the 10th inst.
Beauregard replied from New Orleans, inclosing
his account amounting to Sl65.50 for transporta-
ton from West Point to New Orleans in January
and February, 1861, in obedience to orders from
the War Department, relieving him from duty as
Superintendent Of the Military Academy, and
sending him back to New Orleans, his former post.
Beauregard says he presented his account to the
proper officer in New Yorh, the Quartermaster
here being out of funds, bot that it was not paid
and has not since been paid. He therefore re-
quests the Department to deduct the amount CT
$40. 80 from $l65 so, and remit him the remainder
% soon ss convenient. He closes by saying his
resignation from the military service of the United
States was accepted February 20, 1861, and signs
himself as President of the New Orleans, Jackson
and Great Northern Railroad Company. The
question was referred to the proper legal officer Of
the Department, who has to-day decided adversely
10 the claim of Sl65.5O, in accordance with the
joint resolution of Congress, approved March 2
1867. to prohibit the payment by any officer Of the
Government to any person not known to have been
opposed 10 the rebellion, and In favor of is sup
preston"
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THE BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD:

1t will be seen by an advertisement in another
column that the Blue Ridge Company on and after
Saturday next will run the trains over their Road
the lease of the G. s. C. R. R. having terminated.
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- The Treasurer of the State furnishes state
ment of the financial condition Of South Carolina.
The Funded Debt, principal and interest. amounts
to ST, ,s75, 1919; Assets, SG,G54GG6. Governor
Scott has stated by letter that the money for pay
mcnt of the next interest due Is already on hand in
the Stntc Treasury.
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New Advertisements.
AUCTION SALE!
June 8, 1869

WILL sell to the highest bidder on saleday in
June at Anderson C. H., a PORTABLE or FIELD
FOUR HORSE POWER. with THREShER, FAN,
CANVASS, &c., q complete outfit for travelling
thresher-comparatively new, having thresned
but two small crops. Sold to make distribution
to the heirs at law,
June s. 1860 40
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Living Arch Chapter, No. 81, R.. A.. M.
A REGULAR coNvocATIoN OF LIVING
ARCH CHAPTER will be held in the Chapter
Room on SATURDAY, June 10th, 1863, at
o'clock p. m. Companions will assemble without
further notice.
By order of the NJ. E.. H.. p
A. J. SITToN, SEQ.
June 8, 1869 ~
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HIRAM LODGE, No. 6S, A.. F.. M.
IRREGULAR COMMUNICATION OF HIRAM
LODGE will be held in the Lodge Room on MON
DAY NIGHT, June 14th, 1869, at haIkpast seven
o'clock. Brethren will take due notice ana govern
themselves accordingly.
By order of the W.. NJ.
]. A. BK0CR, Sec.
June 8, 1869 49, 9
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Piano Forte Tuning,
June s, 1869

MR. JOSEPH FREY will be at Anderson in
Cow mh dsvs Orr Orders for Tuning and Repairing left
n. asJ Fl. c. v. Borstcls Jewelry Store, No Brick
Range, will he promptly attended to. He will re'
main only f.w days. =,
June 3, 1869 ~
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: The Yorkville Enquirer learns that prom

The Yorkville Enquirer learns that promi-
nent coored citizen o, that town, recently afflicted
with severe cold went to one of the drug stores
for suitable remedy, aud was furnished with O
paper of Foutz's Cattle Powders. After taking the
contents, he returned to his medical friend and
thanked him for the valuable prescription, saying
it was the best remedy for cold he had ever tried
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- The County Treasurer of Spartanburg officl-
ally notifies the citizens of the county that the
State tax is rs cents on the 500 valuation coun-
ty tax 30 cents on the $lO0 township lax ls cents
on the 800, and 81 poll tax.
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WILLIAMSON LODGE, No. "a, A.F.M.
REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF WILL
IIaMSTON LODGE will be held in the Lodge
Room at Williamson, S. c., on Thursday, June
Oath. 1869. OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. Brethren are res
ouested to be punctual in attendance.
BY order of the W.. M.
J.R. WILSON, SEQ,
June 8, 1869 4S
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~ Col. 7. Stobo Farrow, of Spartanbug, has re.
moved to Atlanta, Ca, and opened Law Office
, 1869-08-31

80 fornd that thr hulitt entered on the let. side,
below the sixth nj, passing through the lower
lote OF ne leis Iuns thence perc.n6 the mnscul.r
de obe OF the right lung. and lodging n the mus
cnta1 tissue between the seventh and eighth NIB on
5 ns @ e. d il IL Re e ea es5 5s1 q hs eu eas eq ~
found shout half gallon Of heuolEhag1c nuid
lie died iron INTERNAL hcEnor7haEc, caascxl by this
pistol oAii piercing the heA1s, and ea7ertng the
P1tr1ek Elbi1- swo.n, testified as fol,a1s. I
Live n ~ West Ch!cxvo hyenrt. Ras standing
3n m nc sasTss N ffons o. H. 4 aooat eosk
The bar.soom and I'aas through the house. spotc
70 h.n About cse minutes after he xra. ID
taAs lie didn't CONS out tho mon; door, nsx,
saw Conlio coming into the be..rpom With 1js
naous en- hib bseasA saJlDr to his wife that he WAS
Killed on Friday ntaht Nike Pendc1Rrnst Cans
shoot Ccnln pepdctgyast boaylcd With Couliu
unu fHda!, think II Was on 1hutsd1y, tnink,
1nat lonun had row With bis vile Nike
e ren1ef9fast sala II ~ room % FTday night that
him for abusing her.
n ,Is =. Sennn @ !, es1g swSn. sssnnsa ~ leers:
renoeEErasL l wsa At home on Sunday evening,
and IN bed. Aoors IN O'Clock heard the report
Of the pistol; there Fcrc Grp hnota cred. ! got
lid ne % Be- wa - tiei. G tsof lin tat9 % sss oaI.
room. and he died 10 about nre mnutek+ I never
heard any Quarzc! between ny husband and ny
Edward McGtnchry, being sworn, testified as
sol1owA: lire NJ eos 1ndIaaa street. ] married. .
Ftssef Of Michael pcndcferasl He was 81 my
housc on Fr1ds! night md Eald hn wonld XII Con-
lin for AbuE,ng bis slater.
Edward .BrtEn, being svofu, testified IS fol-
lows: lre iu the rear OF 80 Milwaukee avenue.
Mike TeuderKra3t came to my house On Saturday
nght and Stay eli there that night and the to11on.
1nE SundAy. ! DOM think ho stayed there eun-
dky night Nike was perfectly sooer st tho tnc.
went 70 he'd Oh Sunday hight al O'Clock.
The turt rendered q verdict to the etIrct that
conun died frOtp the effects Of pistol Bhot nfrd
from u Weapon ID the bands OF Mlchnci Psnder-
srast, his brpther-in-aar.
, 1869-08-31
MOVING HOUSES.

CHICAGO, August 50
Tu The Editor n TAt Chteoeo Ttfbun<:
In your 1ssuc Of Sunday last appeared m cs.lto-
rial In support Of AID. CaIh bill IN the Common
Council 10 prevent house.uoviDg. The article
Haa evidently written under Misrepresentation Of
9acta In the nrst place, the pavement "uticfly
destroyed ~ on waahln cton E;rcet between L.
sale and Clatk, not sfooteH but Rtoue4 ana 1Es
pyefent wretched condition Is the DaturM result oI
many wears constant use. Tie Sauc mxf be said
Of LaSalle street, from Washington north The
pavement south Of Washington stfeet, on La
Sale, which is wooden, IS In Is good condition As
when LAID down. A..
Bu1 aside from thesc little irregularities 10 It's
support, The ordinance would do avery serious
injury 10 large portion Of citizens II L. safe 70
say that at least one-ffEh al nll the dwrnlne
houses In Chicago arc on leased ground. AID u
1rant cAsee, owing to 1 ctnEse Ia the leasc, tue
owner OF ine house IL obliged 10 pay all ts1es, epe.
c!ai and otne1niEe, and consequently pays fos int:
vczy pa1cmcnt which you cnuplsin the moving q
his house would snturc. Wns, MI, EdhoEt the
roan Is simply wn!I!cg up BIS heuse-oal dlnG oal
Iicnde n1ouol and II irnnt Of 7, f1on which hi
has no escape. lie has The CHOICE ol TWO talnes,
either TO pay the owner OF the 6round my rent
| be chooses 10 ask, or ot making him present 0
The house. .x
| A law compelling house movers TO m IN Win
tar or other material 10 resist water, any hole
| they may make IN the pavement Toald be bco
cuc1sJ but cannot conceive Of any thing more OF
| p1essiSc or un1us, than lhe law YOU ndvocatc
uoCsx-AoEEs.
, 1869-08-31
THE futlcE COURTS.

AAO1SUN 6IhkAT EuGkI.
NO cases were examined al the Madison Street
Conn ,esterdny. The prisoners having seen sent
to The Armory. Justice Salisbury y AtM VERY Ill
uCEuN STREET C0Cas.
Justice Quinn disposed Of drunken cases only
yesterday: CAPTAIN Fog maintains excellent
nlout onee more
Mike Lynch went into kHbEkB saloon, On Dr.
Eoycn street, ptAr Cnnal On Sunday night An
a1tercaItvn iouk place between htu and sone other
unD, p htch terminated IN the t1an being shipped
over, returned. and the eght was renewed Lynch
Yscieved blow on The head from shotgun Ii the
han1B OF one Of the cruHd tnncticR dangerous
wound. kut!ck and bohemian named hlase
we:e arrested. and yesterday mos1in2 were a.
1sne TOT 5 .ns LynGn hs;S IN N aq III
The jewsirJ srofe q +. 3. Angel On uals.et,
aess 49, o. sssndsy nsat onn oao
| AID J. Bush went Into the store anl offered a
| watch Tor sale. 1t was Identified hy me ~onan
who Nas present Is one Of the mlsnf ttne'
! Accpeta. policeman was called and the sellers
| we're arrested. Yesterday morning they Were
held II s2po hall esch to answer At the ReeoTdest
| Court
| -M1ry Kenrey was released from the Rridcwel
| on Saturday. Yesterday she rrocurei pa',iot
!or another woman and went to the nrtac xe!l Y
| aud pu!.ed tie bell 20 tnat The coTt broke, nadt
20 nuch noise thAs abe was ordered awny; sslt
/
noon Justice Ni!l,scn tred her $40, ami tn iefaul
she was cuuln1tctd to The "case' for sNe0s!
| days.
| John AeGiil stole pair Of pants from Gcors
Dagtey. lie was charged Et.h larceny. and plest'
! ed not guilty. BaslcS said the pants the pzlsone
had On was tne palz he naA lost and John the
/ acknowledged that be was guilty. lie WIS held
| r. bail for ulaL
Patrick and Emily Tracy Ind a dsht on satu,
n1' nTokea s II into. 4 winaor snasned. and sto7
thrown cown during the r1eTesa o. ne roW
EMNy said Fat WAS drunk md Fat said Entl
was To please both. Pat was aned tio aud E1
Hy$A -.
Frsncr with elub. F1xhcr Tas injured to SIC
an extent to prevent hts aare asance, % the E,
animation vas continued. Erich beicg held In ~
: ball
!. Smith, picepoeEet, Was held IN $500 b
TO, ts1a for rracitlrE bis vocation. .Hs tsr In Il
| West Division.
! -N'iIl!au Jones WIS committed To the Bird
: | %er in tciaul1 ct SIS assessed !or yaXranty.
. CON He'll wss assessed Se7 for keeping q hoI1
!; OF IL fame, and two Of heE girls ~ each
! - x3eurE Etlls paid 80 each tor walking t
/ streets or saturday night.
, 1869-08-31
Opening OF Public Schools.

The schools viii be opened Oh Monday. Septeta-
per6 Ali new applications mes. be nade at the
school buildings on Saturday. September \ be
tween 10 and IL O'Clock 4 n PEplls who were
IN attendance upon the last Day Of the previous
school year will nayc tnelf scaJ reserved untn
Tuesday morning, September AL Others must
mike application on Saturday. September 4. NO
new rupils VIII be received after sasurdaE, Sep
tenoce ( unul MONDAY, September IL
.on nfen June &C viii be received at the Hlcn
school upon presentation Of thcf es+ds. rtosiaea
tncy s!sh to cnter upou the stud' OF Latin: osne.
cards, Ut the fnuo~ Ing echoo& Nnese pfpEslon
MI be inside for the!r instruction: tof soato
Side, At The uoyeu Scnool; tor So11h sioe, ~ the
Foster School Any who hAFs beea PREVIOUSLY
admitted TO tee Htsh School can he admitted 10
the eArnr tehooi9 without turtstt examination
Al VITO acsirc toen:cs toc ulla School c!asscs
, 1869-08-31

or tnr grammar scno.ls, or the Dosmal depart
mrnt OF thc High School, viii be examined y tho
Tisn School bulasDK, on ThunaaJ, sente'a'hsAs e 7,
nnst ~. etoible 10 admission to the High 6chooA
ann rnust pting recommendation from Inc frtnGi-
na,s pl the schools they have attended Gana!-
ates 1or the normal cass nust be Is years Of age,
mn Innst hriur r conmeudatsous from persons
%uHa-1 }bt, 3joe ri ri E1ucaftpp.
, 1869-08-31
MEIfpRn1HnlcAl.

Meteorological record for August 50, 1se9, Gfe-
,orted by J. q. tanggutn. Jn, opt!c'an, 1T
randolph street, correspondent to tho 6utnson-
Ian Institute The ANAL letters ars tae Initials loI
the words "seenng,n senue1" "Mgn," nno5'
"motst atmosphere, "fnln " ann "hno"'
, 1869-08-31

Mcssrs- Field, EtnS 4 Co, have isssed their
September cltzulas cont aiming fis: o. improved
and un.mproyet real estate, comprising residence,
buatncts and acrs property. which can be had oo
application to tneIl once st the corner Of Wash.
MStnn and state st1ae.a Al rho aEc des.zpos Of
Eaak4ng invest nents viii beAt learn how tc DO 80
pr payt1g Visit to tna oclce OF this weilk1nn
, 1869-08-31

Attention Is called 10 1he railroad tine tables
on the third page Of tn!s paper. Alterations hare
tccn n4de In tine Of the arrival aud departure Of
trairs Oh reas.y al the roads running cat Of the
ct.J and those hbout to uayel VII do well to con-
suit the revised tShlc.
, 1869-08-31

~ D-a. H-.Asri
1Fsiss ssss sssE ss ~. 81 nef
vii til yeu etelyth!hE Whea we g. u thes SIR
rrrS ityid sia, oola not % II =, az sotvery
I taa a ,ass ~ 'hat 1a - h nsss IL
t.s + ID aes a!aa - ha,i7e.s woss ss sahia
ssew wbsSc r;ayet al n!sht tsld bin sha. i.i,y;
!s1 A. ,ss - - M ~ Hsf E;
Vii W ysa Th.1 m ~ n. ,s s.
4s , !ass III shas
" 81 ~ sisS Ssss & isss s
nv a + Ta !. s.s .ss 3 =
fta n sn ,si da5 I1, tan I fsu Ie Den e. 81 i. aa es
III draz. Dc nj hcas tneE, p 100 thsnt xoala
treat yea IN !aeh 9H.y - HI ,S11 SersEs M ~ nSt
s:ts ,s5s Sa5 ss sas & &
.r erfa 81 - psai I:!sa : ss.. rs, -
r.. ia reha shine road IT IT. b1ve ny
sas an:E & g to be BIZ e. 'es bin ~ mad
octcrc the Circuit Cout C1e1r Of this county, and
entitled as Of the original sult Of 1anes 9. =
| Mary E Newton, stating that on the "a day o
rcquested her to sign and swear 10 certain pspcts
which, be ipfo1ued her. II was Necessary loi
her to 10 IN order TO make sueeess!al
the answer which has bceo fled In this cause And
eome other paecrs, and she then vent with mn
| brfotc the C}c1t Of tho County Court OF Cool
County, Illinois, and signed said answer Az
signed and t%orc TO some other pa7esa, whlcn Q
ate 4upposcA and was then 80 Informed By Eait
Sherw ocd we're the sa1ue reasi Aforesaid TO he1
she had that day tJay ao}. for the nest time rea
the eross-t1 tlltr1 tn this eansr which vas slEne
| aid Eworta TO By her, under the Impression taat
vas one OF satt papers read to her BY sail n. =
| Sherwood She never EHew the contents OF Sal
croes-bEll before the 5ptn, anh, ht the tiInc {
s;enlnR and swearing to the same, 1t ~ns suosti
tr,ed by sa,h Sherwood IN place Of one Of u
! papess reat 10 her, and sad ShetFootf assurt
| hcf that it waS aue Of the papers which he rra
| 10 her, THIS afElant STATES that shc ncEc
read /, herself until then: and thas I'll the matter
| raltt1 on tbc pa1t nf said James O. Newton u
| rhuily untrue In substance md IN fact; and tba
! tac t1s iuuuced to Sign tui sResr to Raid cross
PHI, " lyRcdp!ent Geaos Used oy sala anss8eoo
, 1869-08-31
RuHINESa HQT1G&,

Ne.,e.-ThoU,a, 8, Fire E1ttnKulshcE
CO dea,re trEt-class agent Tor tue sale Of thcit
F1re 1anzutsher IN this State. The bua.
meas Is fully established this EIttEgoisner haVtus
y. y. Fire Department and nAnJ Of the leading
cii4cs. 1t Is the only Eel'ahle Flc E4ttnsutsner
being endorsed By AL tie FGe Insurance Com.
nsnles and tnost OF the Chief Engineers through.
eut he UnloD, as also the Q. 5. Goye1unent
Evrry building requires one or nore. Thousand
ot them hare been sold. sud millions o. FfoperJ
os41 on application. None but responsible parties
dealt with. For part,cul1ts, address 2. s F1Ka
Exr1Kar1s1En Co. Head O01ce, Dcy slscel'
New York.
, 1869-08-31

improved Cooking gSsovo-Exnm1nn d
the a rrtnceAs," nrst-claAs cooking -htove- Ash
drawer and boiling Arrangements nstarhed Sold
py John Z. Puller, 1G4 LAKE. street
, 1869-08-31

Tho Jumper 1ur Soup II tho bcst
toilet soap ever made, u II uaF be used with TN
punIty b5 ladies With The most tender SKINS at the
earc time 1t l. Invaluable as remedy for pimples
rough OF chapped banda and NIL cutaneon5 diseased
wntrc other soaps cannot be uscd without aIY1n-
rntng The malslJ and Kiftng paln to the patient.
Manufactured b casHel, laznd 1 Co., New
Nrrt
, 1869-08-31

i7LErfS.6KAHE-ou the 9Th last. = Tei!.aaJ
Garrrh corner tecond and Ptufha attee&+ tlr Htv
james Harrison. Nj. John IeN1s to Mss Mxry u
Bexfc.
, 1869-08-31
Ccmicode Slny1 UcdbuKs on q


Paper Hanging nnd xFindoE =.
Shades 1ntest styles. Paints, oils, glass and
brushes, at F. E Ngb1's, % Randolph street
, 1869-08-31

Ny p-rr Nx,h1na.
i cot henar sale t,Is morning, When eot to the
tran shG. wo1a Ts' thetr Il Eoi xesy ank5 w,sa Na
thas ", ~ dSn's sieT hsw had aa !ce 'aye w.
back. md ZEE lvr sood I'M he, / love you- How
tooa !! w.. - y With Eoa You send that 'st,ss to
.as ,,sx ets xs1 ssmssos n ~ I'D I ~
ae: tia sfs 70 en 70 h1s So e tod q IT, u
eSe ,na * me- sm 70 ~ ds M doar ta!ok q ~.
how koca viii be rul w1!e 70 10 ibis wrek 1kala.
Mueh - .eIz desT seli ~ ~, wsu elose teF
.i11L llrruAtn. ~ cxer, yaus trne wife,
1l4Frsntlln street St. Cloud Hc1te-A
, 1869-08-31

TIE ALARx from BOZ No. {, 81 7.so lAst even-
ing, Waa sounded for the benent Of Captain ShaH,
Of The London Fire Brigade, On visit to this city.
OF the department. Another alarm was sounded
from Hox No 81 at 2:ee this morning. Whether
thas ~A2 given for tho same purpose, owing to the
dizziness, could not he aBccEtalued. From the
cnpola OF tue Court House no reelection was
Visible.
, 1869-08-31

CAPTAIN EuAw, the Chici ot the London Fro
iab,y entertained hy The boar, OF Fire and Police
commissioners BE inspected the Flfe I)erat1-
lie was gra&tdcd. lie dined NTH the boar1 at the
fremont House, Visited the Water Works and
other places OF interest," and left for ST. Louis last
night
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A. @. Reddits }
Mrs. E. ]. Broach.
In District Court Of Bossier Parish,
/ "'oA'ih Louisiana. At e
10y virtue OF writ Of seizure and
l. sale issued from the District
Court OF Bossier Parish, la. in the
above entitled suit. and to me direct
ed. / have seized and will proceed to
sell at public auction, before the Court
House door. in the town of Bellevue.
La, within the legal hours Of sale, on
the first Saturday the 4th day of Sep
TENDER, 1859, the following described
property. to- wit: l--a
The undivided seven twenty -fifths
"a 25) interest in the plantation on
Red River, in Bossier parish. known as
the sWaterloo Plantation" contain
ing in all fourteen hundred and seven
ty-three lI473l acres, more or less.
Seized as the property Of defendant,
Mrs. E. j. Breach, and to be sold to
pay and satisfy said writ.
Terms of Saie-Cash, without benefit
Of appraisement.
EDWARD K. RUSS, Sheriff,
Bellevue, La. July 3lst. 1869.
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Succession Sale.
Succession Of Mary Ann C,'oscaove,-,
deceased. l.9

Succession Of Mary Ann C1OsoaoUea',
deceased. l.3
Dy virtue of q writ Of sale to me d.
D rected from the Parish Court of
Bossier Parish, La, in the above en-
titled succession, will sell at public
auction to the last and highest bidder.
before the Court house door. in the
town of Bellevue, on Monday the
10Th day Of August, 1863, the following
described property, to-wit: .5....
The southwest quarter of the south
west quarter Of section Is, township
90, range IL. The northwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter Of section "a,
same township and range. The south
east quarter of the northeast quarter
of the same section, township and
range. The southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter OF same section.
township and range. The northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter of
same section, township and range..-
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the northwest
quarter of same section. township and
range, The, southeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter of same section,
township and range. The southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter, same
section, township and range. The
northeast quarter of the Southeast
quarterof same section. township and
range. The northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of, same section,
township and rangs. The northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter OF
same section, township and range
The northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of same section, township and
range. The southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter OF same section,
township and range. t3
Also. one feather bed. aH 5it
Terms of Sale--On credit Of II
months. for what it viii bring, pur-
chaser to give his note with approved
personal security bearing interest at
per cent. from day of sale with mort
gage and vendors lien to be retained
on said land. Act of sale with revenue
stamp ut the expense Of the purchaser.
J5tSl l3 Elk. RUSS,
Sheriff and ex-officio auctioneer.
Bellevue, La, July 81. 1869. wv.
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Succession SAEe

Succession Of John Basket, deed.
by virtue Of commission issued
- from the Honorable the Parish
Court in and for the Parish Of Clai-
borne. La, in the succession Of John
Bauskeit. deceased. and 10 ma diracts
ed. ] will offer for sale 10 the LAST and
highest bidder, on THURSDAY thu
10Th day of August. 1859, at the
Court house door, in the town Of Belle
vue, La. the undivided half interest
in the following describedland Belong
ing to the succession Of John Bauskst
deceased, situated in Bossiss paFislls
to-wit: lFO.s fK9gqa aNg v8s
The northwest quarter efthe spnsh;
vest quarter, and the southwest qnaF-
ter of the southwest quarter, section
Is, township fS, range H., as,t syg5
The northwest quarter Of the sonth-
west quarter. and the southwest qusF.
ter of the southwest quarter, ofsactioh
5. township 10, range H. 9aT9 gssiTaG
Terms Of Sale--Fot what isiEwiN
bring on credit Of ~ nonshs.-pnr,
chaser to make IL months bond wish
approved personal security Nth lntsF-
est at 8 per cent, from day Of salsA ~
e. K. RUSS. f ~.
Sheriff and ex.ofIicio auctioneer.
Bellevue, La, Aug. II, 1853 4 iaem