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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1869-04-03
State Of Louisiana,
Parish of Lafayette,
{ Parish Court.

NHEREAS Eliza L. Kennedy Of the Parish
w of Lafayette, Administrative Of the succee-
sion Of J. B. Kennedy. deceased, has 6led In this
Court Final Tableau h settlement Of said success
sion with petition praying that the same be
advertised according to law and then duly bo-
mologsted.
And whereas the peayer.of said Administrative
has been grated BY IN order of said court, dated
18th day Of February 1869. af.
Now therefore notice is hereby given to all
pefsoos interested, to die their opposition, and
show caase, il any they have, In said Court with
In 30 days iron The publication Of this notice,
why the Aforesaid TableAu aud Settlement should
not be approved and homologated.
Given under my olncial signature in said Court
in the town Of vermilionville, this 18th day of
Feb. 1869.
A. J. MOSS, Parish Judge.
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J. j. SARRA RAZu0'S.
Steam Tobacco Mandatory
Nor 81 and %, corner Charter and Cont Streets
Hi '1cF NEW ORLEANS. e
nIRECT Importation Of French, German
II and EhSksh PIPES. Always on hand. q
large aeortn<nt of leaf tobaeco for segan, and
also full supplyeof Domestic asd Hsvanassegan
Our Havana scgars are Of direct importation
and Of The most favorite brand
The unde1igncd informs bis friends in the
country that be has constantly on hand - ex-
tcnsive stock of
Smoking and chewing tobacco
ready for delivery. His assortment Of
AEARSHUM. BRUYERE ROOT,
India rubber ana Clay pipes, + unrivslled IN
New Orleans, Tor the prices ana qgality. His Old
and new customers Will 81 great advantage
By calling and visiting bis sseam manuiactofy
and sales rooms. They are we'll known In Lou
isiana and other States, and will defy al, com
petition 7' ~ " J. p. SARRAZIN.
lns 81 - n N r..
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Near the Court House, Plonsky's
Old Stand, NermlionuiNe,
SPRING GOODS!
JUST RECEIVED! JUST RECEIvED!!

IL. LEVY takes pleasure in informing the citi-
xens Of VeFmlionville and vicinities, that he has
and will keep constantly on hand . general as-
sortmcut Of
Dry Goods,
Consisting Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH JACONET,
CALICO. IRISH LINEN, SHEETING,
BLEACHED SHIRTING, NAINSOOK.
BISHOP LAWN, VICTORIA LAWN,
ETC., ETC.
Also BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
FAxcr ARTICLES, YANKxE NoTloxs, ETC.
-:o:-:o:-
Will always keep on hand an assor:.
ment Of choice family Grocer;es, and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
~ Those wishing to purchase cheap
Goods will do we'll to call and examine
my Stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
March 9Th 1869. L. LEVY.
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Also complete assortment Of Gro
ceries and plantation supplies:
Flour, Iea, Coffee,
Bacon, Sugar, Rice,
PORK, Molasses, Sail,
Tobacco, Vinegar, Etc.
A full assortment of CrockerY
and Glassware.
He invites tho public to give him call
and examine his Stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
March 18th 1859.
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e0leENso1<,' .NkeRaGE.
A UCTIONEER in and for the Parish Of Lalay
HeNe. ~ =, 20.
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Aagas;s de L. Plonsky,
Verm;lloaville, Le.
Marchandises de Printemps.
II E soussign4 appel!e respectueusemsn
IL l'attsntiou du public IN sssossimen
considerable ct bien choisi de marchsn
discs de printemps quill Went de recevoir
Ces marchsndises consistent psincipale
ment en-:
JACONATS franeais ct anglaie;
XNDIENNES; TOILE DIR
LANDE; COTON n DRAPS;
COT0N tof4 ;ns1. 4
sH AOUSSkLZNE SUISSE:
Cotton blanc pour chemisss; Comets fran
Gals, Chaussure pour homnes, fsmmes et
enfsuts; Chaussons. bss, gants, &c.
Aussi un assortment de Groceries.
Css mascbsndises, ainsi que toutes les
autrss qui composeut uotse assortment
serout vsndues tr4s'bon marche.
Ceux qui ont bssoiu de msrchsudises i
bon msrch6 6ssont bien de venir nou.
reudre' 'visits avant d'allef ailleurs.
Z. LEVY.
6 Mara 1899.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-27

GnEENvnLE FEMALE CoLLEaE.-The time
for the reopening Of our colleges aud schools
has almost arrived, and it is now that parents
and guardians should be casting about as to
where they will send their children and wards
to be properly educated. In our columns will
be found the advertisement OF tho Greenvillc
Female College, which will be opened on the
18th Of September, with full corps OF instruct
ORB, competent aud widely known. Tho climate
OF Greenvie is notod for its healthrulness, and
tho society is remarkable Tor it's religious aud
moral tone. we would speak good word for
the Greenyille College, for It is in every particu-
lar one OF the best institutions for girls in
South Carolina.
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TaS DARsw&LL .JoU.sAl... % 1,

As 1HE B0sI> Ess SEASON APPRo uHRs.
the unoersaned ", uld respectfully cali tie 1t ents
JOE ChNAL. published A. Baekyiile, =. a., psr Of
rapidly tncr' asinu cIreulson, to DO fonnd In NOT
only every portion ot the arge and ve'lihy County
State, md hasa iciteIi.g circulation rom connec..
,,eut TO California ,hs Jon nal e slwAys on aie e
WELL, the agents N Chasieaion, and bus4nsss me1
wonld 90 we'll ocal, IN aud iAkr look 1t Che paper
bel 70 making up their fai sdveftisemsnt ftr tks
efns moderate. which osu be Learned uponrso.
pliration 20 WALKER, + yANs nU9 WILL. or 81
sddre sing the subscriber at eiInsr Blaoiyiis or-
HarnWeli. .l.,a - t,s+4lF JOHN a. MIN <
August 2S ,,, vi a,a,f,. -. si1s
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MYsTRRIoUs DIsAPrKARASoE.-About three
months ago, an old man named Murphy, who
has received three honorable discharges from
the United States Army, came from Augusta
and etopped at a boarding house uptown. He
had about four hundred dollars, aud seemed
TO devote most of his time to spending it for
something to drink. Ho Was seldom absent
from tho house moro than an hour at time.
Early Wednesday morning he left the house,
and has not been seen or heard OF since,
although diligent search has been mado for
him. 1t is believed that he has destroyed him.
SELF
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A Card.

M. Caulfeld. Flour inspector, 80 far from
accepting tho grades prescribed for his s'guid-
Ance" bv some Of tho -four merchants, as pub.
lishod IN yesterdays NEWS, hereby informs tho
OILY by tho law as he understands it, and
BY such additional light as is vouclisafed
by parties who arc competent to advise.
There are two elements IN the -four trade
supply and demand-which must not be ig-
uored. Tho purchaser as we'll as the vendor
has rights which the inspector is bound to re-
epeot. m. CAULPIKLn,
Flour Inspector.
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A Card,

Having been reported by one OF our local pa
pers-THK NEws-as saying, at q recent moet-
Ing OF tho City CouLcil, "Let us not act
ike Jews or little boys" I deem it proper to
haps, yet Ino 'rreotly quoted. SAID. 10 clos
lng some remat ks, "Let us act with delibera-
tion; let us aot like men, not like juvonlles-
like boys" And hm surprised to learn that
or the expression. like that attributed to me m,
tho above cited report, must be apparent to all
who read the proceedings Of the aforesaid
meeting. I'D. GKDpISos.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, Auausr 26.-Caar,esion
Hotei.-Wm. Gregg, South Carolina; 8. o. Will
lard' Beaufort; Wm. Craig Bath, South Caro-
lima; j. q. Catkcart, Winnsboro'; A. M. Kirk.
land, Southern Express Company; Il. D.
Bowen, New Orleans; b. Spring, Charleston.
Pdoiiion Hotel.-Thomas E. Leadb tier, st.
James Goose Crock; ]. D. Reels, Gourdins; O.
o. Hitchcock, st. Louis; @. P. Bolton and
lady, D. Louis. South Carolina; P. Coonan
North Carnllnn
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NOVEL USE FOR DEAF MEN.-A short time
since, colored military company was formed
In it were two deal men, who were elected
respectively first and second lieutenants. 1t is
presumed that as they were unable 10 hear Or
ders when given, they we're elected to positions
where they could give them.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largcst Ctroulation.-THE DAILY NEWS
BEING TIE HEWsPAPBk OFFICIALLY RE-
c0GNIzED As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
'cULATIoN IN THE 0TTY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
INC IN TIE PosToFFYos At THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoTIS-
IONS OF TEE NEW PoSToFFIoR LAW
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WILLIAM MCKAY Will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, saddery, geraniums, DO.
q. w. SrEFYErs will sell at II O'Clock, at tie
northeast corner of Cannon and RutIedge
streets, contents OF grocery store.
X. n. MARsHALL & BRorHKs will sell at 10
O'Clock, at No. II Ashley street, household fur
niture.
KNOB, DAILY Go. will sell at 10 o'clock, at
their store. furniture, cutlery, DO.
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ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEApoN.-Ata 4 rattle
yesterday. on Vlndcrhorst. near Smith-,treet,
. oolorsd woman became tIr.d OF listening to
the music and started out of the room. shny,ng
against one ofthe doorkeepers; who drew his
hnife and attempted to stab her. He WIS ar.
rested, and falling to give security. WAS oom-
mitted to Jail by Magistrate Morrison.
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New Corfos The Sumter News OF August
26 says: 1.-The fret bale Of new cotton Of tho
season in this ,n,rket was brought in on the
E2sd instant by Mr. @. O. Myers and bought by
Messrs. Green. Watson & Walsh. at 81 cents.
The same. party brought 10 the first bale last
year, on the 1.t Of September. which was al o
bought by the same firm at 28 CENTS"
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MxrrMd OF THE ALMgHousE CoMkIssloN-
1Rs.-At meeting OF the Board OF A ms.
house Commissioners. held on "Wednesday at-
tarnoon last, it was resolved to give herripgs
and maokerei TO The outside pensioners. In ad-
,ditson 10 the Rrist and meal they now receive.
1t Was also resolved to hold an election on
Wednesday next for q master and clerk OF the
Almshouse; .lf'Fss5 affbF ~
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CABDAdBs GET People IN TROUBLE Several
parties. who belong to one OF the New York
steamships, were arraIRned before the Ma, or
yesterday, upon the charge Of selling cabbaaes
: without license. They were fined twenty
etive dollars each, which they paid and retired.
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WonAss TEAns-rHkR Erzsor UPON DE
zor1ys OrYrosI.-Yesterday morning nmoi q
Ehe numerous persons arraigned before the
Nayor to answer for keeping hogs ON tneir
snramis.s /, violation " the city ordinances,
v,s Que ''ione widow" lady. When her case
vas oatled she hurs. INTO te'rs. and her neer-
,no became more violent when the Mayor
Z .noke OF fining her. 0facsr hovett, who IS .
I tonder.hearted youth, and, As he says, favo-
q .,a with the ladies, was very much M ed
an hs aavo' not 70 ao s.s sr a.a
!levinA he represented herself as being very
her' asa DOOR to buy her son pair OF shoes 0
! poor-too. Mayors court for her, the Mayor
fepme 70 the. aud she worry gratcfcll' thapked
dsonsr9ed hef, &c regretted that her tears
0Hoer Lovett. be, ascertained that sh,
80 Affected him whA 70 good houses, and he
was tho owner chr. rat the son onght to
was heard 70 remark Il Yer he had shoes OF
have come to oours" xhst. =, 'and Ii a man did
taot; this was treecounk5.h . z 10 90 barefoot.
bot have shoes he vas sllovsa r.
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HE REMAINS OF the late Jlfl{ss NJ. Dnryea
were buried 10 tha Trinity Ohurchyard yester
DAY morning being escorted to their last rest
ing place by The members Of the Eagle Fire
Engine COMPANY, in full uniform.
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MERCANTILE PRNrINa.-Al kinds Of mer-
camille printing, such circulars. letter heads
cards, bill heads, statements, &o.. for count
ing-rooms and offices, promptly executed in
the nentest style aud at the lowest rates for
oash, at The NewH JOB OFFICE. No. 14s East
Bny.
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BOARD OF HEALTH. AT meeting of this
oodS, hold Wednesday afternoon at the City
ospitai, 1t was resolved to take active eteps to
aye the grass aud weeds removed from tho
burnt district; also, to have disinfeotauts pro-
fusely scattered throughout tho streets and IN
the yards Of the city.
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IHs NEWS In THE CouNrRy.-Readers Of
BE NEWS going to the country can receive
their iav orite paper by mail, daily, at seventy
nVe cents month, by addressing note, with
thelr subscription, to our publication Office.
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BUsINEss SoTIoEs.

hrsans. ANDREWS & sALvo alHavs keep on
hand full and fresh supply Of walermelons,
peaches, grapes aud other fruits. -
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cooraR Sour, boiled. mutton with oapers
sauce, boiled fish with shrimp salad. will be
served up at tuuch hours to day al Torok's.
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WaAr ALDERMAN GsDDIsas sAID.-A'dr
msn Gedd ngs, in h,s 'card, ;" asserts tina, ne
did not w:sh Couhcil ito aot like Jews or
boys," but used the word Juveniles instead OF
Jews. We understood hlm to cav jews, g
>bid Two her reporters who were present. SO
zen T. j. Mackey. Collins and e. ". NJ.
ao, on,. several Of the audience. all tf
,re Willing 60 .'es'lfy that he did use the
5Iuaee reported bs TEE N.s@s
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Slatf Aoprrtisfment.
ExECUTIvE DEPARTMENT.

COLUMBIA. O., Auqust IL 1859. /
NOTICE Vi -HEBY GIVEN THAT . HIs OF-
F1CE is now organised, IN accordance with the law
creating the same and Is ready 70 proceed bnsS
stats wal, be carefully uarded II "a the dc. ire o;
the oopn issioncr 70 purchase other than GOOD
lands. In 20 I'd ooa Hies at their far ~ arkot vas
and at such pit:es n tie same lands would be sold
to private tndiv dnals.. ARRANGEMENTS have been
made by which the Donds uutho ized TO be issued
for tho purch OF lands will converted to cur
rcncy. ana lands purchased will be paid for in
currency. The Commisroper invites all parties
owning desirable aos In desfr ble loc1ities. asb-
10 forward their proposals.. GivfnS descr pton Of
the lands for sale, their locality quality and adapts
lion to f production OF cotton apd grains gen.
orally. wiki vew to the comme1c, mont OF pegotta-
ttoL for the sale OF said lands to the state. %
80 .yJ1- @. r. EEaEIE,
= august 16 mvf6 Land Commissioner.
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.as BAsswnl y s~sT1ls . L.

81 MeRcBANTa.3 PACT I. u, AND BUST Ees nHN
viii 6nd 70 their tnterost adyerttas tn tina 8NN
t1NRL has Been pub isue. In III It Il 40 and poD-
ulous Con ~ tor seyeltson Jears. hss ctrcuis-
lion unsutpassed by .nv country pap IL tho stars
ieiGs liberal.. address Il. A. BRUNsoNr Pro-
prietor. Biackyille, q. u.
Anauat ps 1ns
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Jaaip,nrrp, Gasi,ra,, gtf.

poR TAB siNs 81 S
ORatL aIzva, FROM FouR TO TwRYrY.F1yn
HORSE PoWE1, complete III every rrspst. These
Engines ase now In use nor VARIOUS purpoees In dtk
feft 1t part. Of Y state and asorsa, aA bare giysa
"a ALSO, -;
AaIxrY 9oRsE ENaiRs, With nne boiler. com.
6 Auqust - ftuimo >, = ldeer,s wharf.
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HoL4Gs .. nAcsnTa.IF
BE. so sro.a.str.se.
ohaslsstoa. b, O.. SSy
= BHoERBe. AusTIoHsRss. RBAL BsTATI.

ns-,H AND
as.nrt AZ oonn.ssIos 8 Aansr.
wdl ,tlssno 70 Renuay and ootlsoslna oi Rsnrs
sI,ssp sns purshhase .sh re seos' Bons' Gold
10 I'll. !, i,osss .sss Ind t slppr.. 81 SG.
q tho oouhry npos reasonable tes1ns.. ~. /.
gaousf1, . lyr
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A New LIaHT.-The inventive mind Of man
has alnavs been taxed to produce on ecouom-
cal safe and brilliant light. The various oils
and fluids that have been foisted on the com,
niuntty have seen their briof dav and In turn
havs been discarded as inferior to the expected
standard. There is. now preseatea to, the
public new invention, known as the puro3ine
Sof portable gas, which Is ;oisin1ed. to. be tho
desideratum. It WAS invented ih New Orleans,
and y supported by testinop,sls from every
part OF Louisiana. Among tho most COM
mendabio features Of the new light, are Its
no"exploclve character. briillanoy and ohcsp-
ness. Il Is especially adapted h1 persons liv-
,nR 10 the country. for factories and all build
inss whsre coal gas cannot be used,
hr. Charles 3.Colcoek Of this aty. II The
agent for the Stale. and Will show sampses OF
the burners and light at his Office, No Bosce's
Wharf.
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LIGHT REApnze FOB THE WARN WHATHM.-
Our friends In the country VINO desire TO obtain
light reading for the warm weather. at strictly
popular prices, are referred TO tho advertise
mont Of Mr. G.. @. Fighter, the very cnserprls-
ing and trnstwa-thy KinR-street dealer in books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His hst will be
found 10 ino.uda something. to. euik ever. lasts,
and It Boems to US o marvel how he can sfford
TO send his books by mail oser the o5untr5,
postpaid stthe r,do,douSiy low prices named.
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TO RH SIN e IS "a e N .

TT II T. . Il A II
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE AnyRRT1srp
As an sdverts'ng medium, Offers facl ftiea To Mer-
chants. Eru Rists, Machihists, &C., OF extendinx
,5eir ,,,eir buane's unsurpassed by any SouLher
its circulation is fast becoming general Reh
Estate nRentA and parties interested In the purchase
OF sale OF real eetate VII, dnd n to their advantage
TO consult its columns and advertise therein a. VA
arc eneo'ing arTauRements BY which our pal or usH
o'fcnlate largely anonR Northern ca, itslIsts.
information tending to the developmant OF our
descriptive o, eitmsc. ao i-solicited and thank
fully received iron any seeHon. ,.r N a., ,,
Terms cash. 80 ; ycar; copy gratis 10 any onS
sending six subscribers; club ~ ten, q 80 each.
Rates OF advertising liberal hdoress H.f
G,w. ]. MoKEKRALL, W,
July l6 A karion.. 8 O.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

The GHARLEsToE NEWS, tho circulation OF
which Is about twice as largo as that OF any
sother paper published in South Carolina, is the
pest advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu ltions or servants;
Who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and Iodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles OF value,
TIE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
ciasses may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ApvEn-
TIsHNEsTs. pdynser' or which must invariably
be made aohen tho order is giuen:
Advertisements OF situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. governesees, tutors, work.
men, mechanics. house-servants, porters, chop.
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and misoella-
neous wan;s Of all kinds.
For eaoh insertion OF advertisements of the
classes specified: -
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 40 words :. .e5 cents
FouR LINES or 80 words. -. 40
Z" FIVE LINES or 20 words... so
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
NEWS office by 9P. III.
Range of Thermometor at tho WeWs
once.
|s.. N. "a .: e ?: NJ or: M:
THURSDAY -. ss 80 ss At
LOCAL MATTERS.
Meeting This Day.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meeting This Day.
Auction sales This Day.

II. A. and P. A.. at Pm.
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Rango of Thermometor .t tho News
ia. N. "a q: r ?: N: or. NJ:
THURSDAY -. IS 80 ss Al
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SherSH's Sale.

A. G. Redditt
VS.. NO. 2oJ3.
Mrs. E.. j. Breach. 81
In District Court of Bossier Parish,
Louisiana.
Dy virtue of writ Of seizure and
Id 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, 1869, the following described
property, owit:
The undivided seven twenty-ffths
u 25) interest in the plantation on
Red River, in Bossier parish, known as
the waterloo Plantation" contain
ing in all fourteen hundred and seven
ty-three il473) 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 Sale-Cash, without benefit
Of appraisement. ali-
EDWARD X. RUSS, Sheriff,
Bellevue, La, July 3lst. 1869.
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Succession sale.

Succession Of j p. CdhiA, deceased.
Dy virtue of a writ Of sale to me d.
D rected from the Perish Court of
Bossier parish, La, | will sell at pub
lie auction to the last and highest bid
der, before the Court House door, in
the town of Bellevue, or Saturday the
14th day of August, 1869, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
The west half of northwest quarter,
the northwest quarter and the east half
Of the southwest quarter of section IL,
and the east half of the northwest quar-
ter of section 20, township IL, of range
IL. Northwest Louisiana.
Terms of Sale--On credit Of IL
months for what it will bring, purchas-
er being required to give IL month s
bond, according to law. Act of sale
with revenue stamps at expense Of
purchaser.
E. X. RUSS.
Sheriff and Auctione er.
Bellevue La, July Oath. 1863.
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The Chattanooga Railroad
Company, west of the Missis-
sippi, has reached the neigh
borhood of Donalsonville with
their lines and surveys. 1t is
thought that a few miles above
that town will be their point
of divergence westward
Thence their course will be in
a direct line to Vermillionville
and on to San Antonio. Thus
they expect to reach the Texas
line by a route nearly thirty
rAiles shorter than the contem-
plated extension of the Opelou-
sas Railroad.
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Three millions of dollars in
specie Will be a light estimate OF
the loss in this valley. You can
calculate by refterating, the loss
of three-fourths of the farming
interest in this valley, adding
nearly a million Of town property,
for Columbus is lower than this
place. 1t is to be hoped that the
rain has not extended to the Red
Fork.