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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-05
DisEAslIs OF IMPKuDENcE.

When Tire nIisguIded and impIudent yO.
.aTy OI pIc1uuIc mus lie las iInDiD,u the
,ssNis OI uIIs paIIIiui uhsatssS IL 100 oIten
uappvns that aiI III-iIIusd SENSE al Hiiniiie
90 utcsuI oI dIsCoV-iy urt.fis lam "a OIn APP
yIyItIg Ia llIO-s VINO, IIuin sdut7tliou and
ICsItg EtUIIlty, cali .SIIiIs DoiIlriIu iilil a-
I.iy INK uLI tIIr CONSTITUTIONAL ~ mptoiIis oil
.IIIA nUTIId ulsSss-. ILIske uIelr Appear auoe,
,lCn ~ uICrIHU,d soTs tniost, dIssassvu nl-e,
uOCluIuHI pans IN the hthd ana niIl~, am
ii,ss UI sLgIL, utatInsAs, Bo,ltr oii tlls ann
UOIics ana aims, Diutcnt. OiI biis ll.sid, Laos
iud sXTCIullIes, pTugI er>sIny wllh ulkhtlLl
upidIty, uII AT Hast IIIc ps.Issts oil u.e LiOuIh
% Inp OI the anal IA, ano tlI. NIc-
i'm OF TINS awful disease DucoIuun n bUIIId
Object OF cOmmlseIHuOn, tIII death yuts
period tO his dTestJIuI suueiIDgs by sanding
uIm to THAT JndIScoS.teu Country nom
whence no Traveller retnInn.
IL N - melancholy Bsri mat thousands lall
victims Ia tins teri lDs dlSssl'rs OwiiiE ID tie
unnkIIiiuIn'SSS OI lgnOfaht ptrtsnu.is, who,
w tue U.s. OI that DEADLY lOisDh, hkit.
CURY, rum the CUnHtItuL4oIi, sIio Inhkf Lbe
residue Oh HE iuiSsraDI..
| OEEICfS-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Len hand side going IrOii baltimore stTesi,
a lew doors nom tire corner. 10 tsii not
10 observe name nDd number.
~ No Letters received unless postpaid
aud containing stamp Ia be USED Oii Tie
reply Persons wTiIing should stats age,
and send portion OF adyeTtLssinsht d.sniIb-
ing systems.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his office
ESDOHsEAIENJ UF TIE PIttI,s,.
The many thousands cured At tliis stab
! IIshIneDt within The Ih-i twenty y.s,Is, and
! IN. numerous important Surgical OJsia,
! toms performed by In. JOhnstDii, ~iiDt-seJ
| by the TepOrtcrs Ol ia. sUh, ana MANY Other
( papers, notices Of winch hpPeaTc1 bspain aud
again before the pubic, D,sides his rt'anuInE
| a. "A gentleman OI character ana f.sIoiDiDu-
| ny, N n sufficient guaranty 10 the afiiietcd.
Skin dIseasszs speedily cured. aug5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-05
ORGANIC WEAKNESS

ImlnedIhteIy Cured and Fun NIH0f restored,
This Distressing Affection, which renders
Life miserable and Marriage mpossibl,, n
the penalty paid hy The vicfiius oiinpropsr
indulgence Young persons are too apt TO
commit eXctSSes rom not being aware OF
the dreadful conseq uences that may ensu,
Now, who that understands the subject viii
pretend Ia deny tliat the power o. procies-
ton II lost sooner by those failing into In
proper habits than 10y the prudent Be>iu,s
offspring, the most serious and destructive
symptoms OF both body and niind arise.
The system becomes DeIanged, the Physiul
and Mental Functions weakened, loss ~
Provocative Power, Nervous lrritability,
Dyspepsia, Palpitaiiou OF the Heart lndi-
g,sLion, Constitutional Debility, wasting
Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption. Deoayi
and lA,ath
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-05
PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating In the Profits.
Dividends paid last year 10 per cent.
A success without precedent In this country
or Europe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-05
MARRIAGE.

Married Persons or Young Men coutcsn-
plating Marriage, being aware OF Physicist
Weakness, organic debility, deformities,
speedily cured.
he who places himself under the care Of
Or. j. may relig'ously con1de In his honor
As gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his skill as physician.
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among them were eight murders, and
five of the number expiated their
crime upon the gallows. Misdemean-
ors, $40; and among them were, as
sault and battery 81, hastardy s, petit
hrcenv Is, unlawful retailing A., gam
inc H.. There has been paid into the
School Pahd, from this county, 10y way
.ot tines, 1888 since lS&.- Partersb@y
Journal.
The Wood County Radical Conven-
ton is to be held next Saturday, Septem-
Der 10.
DEATH OF AN OLD SETTLER.-Mr. Da'
Wis B. Weaver, of Morgan township,
died at his home on Friday, 10Th ult.,
at the advanced age Of nearly SO years.
He was one Of our early settlers, and
was highly esteemed by all his neigh
bors and acquaintences. Monongalia
old land marks are fast passing away
Morqanto,cn Post. -F.ts - b
ACCIDENT. - On tuesday, the Zoe
inst, a son Of Mr. Joseph Arlington, o
Clendeniu township accidentally fel
from stable loft and broke one of hi
arms, as well as severely injuring hi
neck.-.NaSon County Journal
-THRorGH.-The census enumeration
! for this county, John NJ. Reynolds am
! Ed St. John, are through with thel
work, and are now engaged in makln
| up their reports for the department
Mr.. Reynolds informs US that the popu
lation of this county will not excee
! 1900. This is something OF fallin
y OF from all 7the estimates We hav
4 .heard made The increase, however
i since 1860 is about 100 per cen
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-16

Nsw Desl<ssis Csxnte.fea An<y Ry Mei'
Trade

a Nesc 8soisaNe. -.
Hsv Desl<,.is Csxsse!fsa Nn<v Ry Mei'
1rads!
A few weeks. since, says the New York
Times Of Saturday, several gcntlcmenly
looking men, who said they dealt In The
stationery business, engaged Offices in No.
90 Broadway, snd under the name Of VIM.
Cooper 4 Co., G. Bcrtinc 4 Co., John DAILY
4 Co., and other fictitious names, issued
advertisements In the local rspers inform.
ing the public that large quantities Of coun.
erteit money could bc obtained 1t . merely
nominal rate. To this advertisement mn.
'nerous communications were received, but
tn no instance Wa an answer returned, It
being the policy Of tie Company to afford
no opportunity for prosecution BY trsns-
hitting IN equivalent In queer" The ma.
surc of the fraud was well known to the
authorities, but In the absence OF positive
information they were unable 70 make any
movement for their apprehension. Yes.
tcrday. however. Dickson Hall, . resident
nj Rutherford Park. New Jersey, having
soen the advertisement, proceeded In person
70 their Office in Broadway, and offered to
purchase go worth Of counterfeit money
One Of the nr,n, whose name was subsc.
Iqnestly asccrtained 10 be James Wilson,
made . contract with him In reference To
tho quantity Of ''qucer" no was to receive
and the money was then paid over 70 Joseph
Cecil, his partner. He waited In the of1ct
for . considerable time in expectation Of
obtaining the counterfeit money, and his
patience becoming exhausted be demanded
that they complete the haryain or else r.
turn him bic money. In reply no was in
formed Of the danger Of such contract
che necessity Of preserving secrecy. &C.,
and, 6nally, having failed to come 70 IN
understanding with them he repaired to the
fifteenth Precinct Police Staten, whers
be gave information Of tho occurrence. Dc.
'sscsises sheedy and Murphy instantly pro.
ccedcd 70 the Office on Broadway, and a.
rested Cecil and Wilson, the principals, TO-
gethcr with Frederick Day. Charles Z. Ma
gill, George Mitchell, Samuel Florence
Charles Buff md Roslolph Masil. tlseir A.
sistants. A small quantity of counterfeit,
currency was diseovsrcd,n their possession
besides large number Of letter., evidently
from victims OF their imposition. They
were arraigned At Jefferson Market Police
Court, before Judge Fowler, 10 the after
noon, but were remanded to the Station
house until this morning, when they viii
10 brought up for examination.
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Jeglelisk. H.. has Aabeas lca0 the
Crosby Ope:s usass, Caicago, until sftes
~ R1dlYsasd .3pFieg ~ sasus IN
giys ~. peopls 81 ~ 0aeass Civ - -
postupisy o., visnessiaS ~ fE(avs
Temptasiola" This b Tho only ehsa1ss
H1l.qs qs Nsv Yesk sxneps pes. Nm
enosgh % produce this pisce With - ogi.
gina, scgpeE - spseernctel fsg)k9saags #
~ G,aad !0pen non,a Ihs pisspk y y
SlaOnaa1 h1ths ~ aaupsay e0ltDt ~
~ oAeea1npbegssia oaoesCts1 SaA1e ~
soos BE- remoVsRvS 0kSeaeA 1lIs hao1ets
Sitz1pale6 V t SaI abost ~ Nd u pas.x.,,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-16

A "WiRE" Cosruxr.--An amusing sto.
~ b told BY the Rev. ]. q. Wood In hi,
recently published "Natural History Of
Man," illustrative Of the power exerted BY
fashion even On savage minds II sppearl
that IN English vessel reached IN African
Port, Z hrys part q hse csf1o consisting 81
iron wire, nearly the whole of which va
bought by the natives and straightway die.
appeared, the crew being LETT to conjecture
what had become Ct i But soon the solu.
ton Of the mystery was found, for the KAT.
dr bellies appeared In new spd striking CO...
tune. Some OF them had Visited towns in.
habited by Europeans, and these had seen
soaae wfrs ':c6go" hanging. outside dr.pen'
shops, and which they were told were the
fashionable attire of European ladies. This
Aet - Aired then to emulation that - son
q the boat laden with wire appeared, they
traded for tie new commodity, went away
and made cages" such a they had seep,
and with them adorned lheif charms. MOI
having the s'ightess idea that anything but
wire was necessary 70 put them in full En-.
ropean costume.
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A Stwk,e,s<lOsss Schema.
GSV Air. Line Rsslrssd From NeD York 70
omaha.
For sog1te weGlD We have haa IN our pos.
session information that pegotisions were
Ia sseset and rapid progress. on the part of
responsible men. meaning what they said,
booking to the immediate construction of an
entirely now grand trunk railway from New
York City 70 connect with the Union Pa.
eaac Railroad q Council Bluffs, opposite
Omaha. The parties inssgurs,ing this pro.
Jet have ample capital, and represent new
combination Of rsilr,ad interests, that has
eethAAcrto had hand In tho. competition
from New York 10 the West They have
control Of tho franchises and charters of
lines directly west from the metropolis
through New York ind Pennsylvania to
Akron, Ohio. and also have similar tights
In Western Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois.
The only link needed 70 complete the enter
prise 10 from Akron 70 Thin, Ohio, and
some Ting since > proposition VAS made to
the Akron Board OF Trade by NJ: james
+ Abbott, Presidcnt Of the Western Rail-
way Construction Company, By which that
gcntlemas agreed 10 enter inlo q. COZ, 900
bonds for the completion, inslde Of two
years, Of . connecting link In thruugh
railway from New York 10 Council Bluffs,
through Akron, providing that section
would tura over 70 that enterprise the >:0),.
600 stock pominally subscribed 10 the Balti.
more and Chicago extension. The Akron.
ttes could take no action, being pledged {,
the Baltimore and Ohio authorities, but de.
cided 10 leave the matter IN open one until
such time . tho routs Of ule BALTIMORE,
Pittsburg and Western Railway was decid.
Sd, when, u That ID not secuted 70 Akroa,
they will accept Nj. Abbot,'s psoposlt;on.
This Is straishtswsy.route, leaving
Chicago. Toledo and Cleveland 70 the one
hand. and Pittsburg on the Other, % be.
meath 10 sotica Il viii b tAs shortest
possible line from the Commercial mctropo
lis Of the nation 70 The Pscidc. snd viii sane
as.lesss Two hundred miles over any other
line between New Fork and San Francisco,
and thus will become mt ssly the great
central artery Of this natioa's tss@c, but .
Aighwsy Of The world, main channel Of
the gigantic trade between The nations Of
Asla md Europe. For local tEamc, It would
control the oil segioas Of one State, the coal
heo0s Of three States, aad he rich egric1l.
tnRnl ReRi0na a. fnur-
Ths = AoelaQ'tzapanlens, bot tCkodked
By millions Of capital end h Of jumense
Interest 70 Pitssbufg. for II Il shall Be put
lhppaGat 4 gtijdnin ayay fson ~ Ahs66&
~ fsS& regions, whitk 6n - made tIibl:
tnsy 70 "a Il wouj1 betAs directest line
{gpQ the oil regions T. New York. sp1 thas
trade, would 80 With l. It would b tho
directese lfuc from the llahonine and Guy.
ahoss coal regions Of Ohio to maskeg aad
shst t,de would 70 too. Whatever ON b
doos, either to head Il Of OF eoablss With
Il. ~ resp fair shase u 10 sdvs1taeps,
wffbo ven worth The while OF this city 10
setenpk-FSstsss,y Coaasreial '5 "2--'1
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Agents " aAted
In Ill parts Of the Uaitcd States. to ~ nc
L. v. DEFoREsT + co.'s
Aluminium Gold Jewelry!

Agents - satiag On to 80 pe, week s!ieE the
Aluminium Jexelsy. The best iRitstiop oe Gold sver
inlsodaeed Il hsa the sxace Color, which Il always
retains, and stands the test Of the spooesse aets No
one en- tell Il from goM only b weight the Alamin
IN Gold icing osly no ighteE. L. Y. DslosesS Go
are seIing thes g0oda for tbs price sod jexsa!y
10 eoA IT, and mort Neral terms to agent-H each,
balance In q, ooaDd - dayA We eead pssspus wish.
ing to act % agents full and complete assortment OF
yooA consulting of els. Bracelets, Lockees Ladies'
and Gents Chsins Pins, Kn:s Sleeve Buttons, studs
&C., for 9iOo-$3 to be paid when the goods arc 70.
cciyed he other 1i6 IN ~ u and 90 days. Rasties
Wishing y order goods aud act - agents will address
". DEFOREsT 4 CO., -.:
r. 79a0 = - and y DToedxay, New Yssk
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ne Approacsisi0 Session " Con-
0Seoo.

1Je0 Appr00cbtsl0 Session ~ Con-
0ress.
The following b : list u some Of the
important bills TINT f.tled q tho 1ast session
Of Congress, and ore likely 70 come bsf1e
the approaching session:
A HlkAo epcsmxs ship buildiue, e..
There are several bills 70 increase Amer.
lean commerce, among which 10 that of the
Aeditennsesa md Oriental Steamship Nav
igation Company. These bills mostly pro.
vide for ~ transportation of the United
States mails 70 Europe by steamships built
in the United eEaaes. 80 F..
A bill to encourage telegraph comnunica.
ton with foreign countries. Included In
This bill are he proposals. for telegr.ph ca.
bles between Sen Francisco and China and
Japan, Ind also Set~een 1 port n tho Uni.
ted States and Belgium. - 1
A bill 10 nelese nemberS q ConRrcss
from importantly, and 10 preserve the indie
psadseoe Of tte different departments Of ne
government .'.- g. a7 .n. J..
Arssolutioa 70 sesslste the hour, u labor
throughout The United ssstea
A bin - establish posaA tslser,ph sys-
,en h u United 6taass. ~ .t.
A bill to make The inpostaaioa Of inni.
essnts under labor coassasss usiavtal. Il
A hill 10 reform IL dvil sesvice q ~
United 6tatea -. IT, -. w.. (. =. Ia.
4 b.ll 70 essabusA . ,assisoiGl sovss,nsst
T. AAAAS,> = r.. FRI. :. ~ - - .f't
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Ho11T0R y0a1 1oogA1A.Alk. 4o1
II: sss1sst u HslS.A, - - Il ~, $3.50
ssiasd apos III sn1Aaa H6ekly Per Val.
6RswhieA nsaeass iee is4 iileqgl y
leaes ihe loaest nay. lVslns1lIoa -
~ alsfi1. M y4Gn( NJ .Is1l
II. 6-Ugi1D 01lh - lnk9oalb - go
NJ 11ee DsssiidG ~ from ~ psssds
sfssA 'Ntaa7sd1'ss = =, 80. :. =
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Arion Piano Forte Co.

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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-12-10
Married

On the LIST instant, in this parish, at
the residence of the BRIDES father, w.
j. Arnold, by the Rev VIM, E. Paxton.
Mr.. w. H. BLEDS0E to Miss SAL
LIE E. ARNOLD.
To their happiness, joined as they
are i'll such fowery and tender bands,
nothing could be added, for it would
be wrong to presume that the world
could give more than it has, in the
contamination of their brightest hopes
of love. But the future will bring its
changes and realities; and when they
shall take shape, among the dream
clouds of the Present. may kind and
never-f orgetful Providence temper
these two hearts of tenderness to the
scar of every affection, and keep fresh
and green the blossoms of youth and
affection.
On Tuesday evening, 9th instant,
at the residence Of the brides father,
Joseph Lawson Biggs. by the Rev. II .
o. White, Mr.. JOSEPH ERNEST
M'CARTY to Miss MARY j. BIGGS.
BY the fair young bride we have been
kindly remembered in the beautiful and
delicious cake sent US, and for viii Oh
our warmest thanks are extended. May
the choicest, brightest, sweetest bless
ings attend thee and thine forever.
And ever
" Kind be the friends which around thee are
found
And strong be the friendship by which they
are bond;
Mild be thy spirit in ever lone hour
And sweet be the blossoms around thy fair
bower
At the residence of the BRIDES faith
er, (Shrevepor.t) Thos. Fl. Pitts, on
Wednesday, Nov. Both, by Rev. w. I.
Dalzell, Mr.. EDWARD AUSTIN to
Miss SALLIE PITTS.
around this loving pair may joy serene
On wings of balm, forever wind and play,
And laughing health her roses shake be-
tween,
Making their life a long, sweet, fowery
way"
In New Orleans, Nov. %, 1870, by
Rev. E. T. Walker, Capt. j. FL. CAR
TER, Of Bossier parish, to Miss Ii. G.
TOMPKINS, of Edgefeld, S. G.
At the residence of the bride faith
er, DIR. H. B Shelman, in Bosser par
ish, on the 23rd of November. by the
Rev. A. r. Banks, Mr.. r. NJ. KELLY
to Miss WINNIE SHELMAN.
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Died:

On the 10th Oct, 1870, near Rocky
Mount. Bossier parish, Mr.. ISAAC S.
CROUCH, in the 44th year of his age.
MIR. G. was native of Kentucky
spent some 90 years in Concordia par
ish, and at the close of tho war, remov-
ed and settled in Bossier. In all the
relations of life, as father, husband
and citizen, he sustained an irreproaoh-
able, unblemished character; and died
peacefully. He leaves wife and five
little children, with circle of other
friends to mourn his death. B.
In Bossier parish November 23rd.
1870, Mrs. MARY WILLIAMS, aged
50 years. 3 months and q. days.
On Sunday night, Nov. 9th, 1870.
A. II. HOLLINGSWORTH, son Of
A. II. Hollingswo rth and Permelia A.
Key, aged II years, 8 months and 10
days.
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Succession Sale.
In the Tutorship Of the minor heirs of
P. V. O'Nei!I, deceased.

In the Tutorship Of the minor heirs of
P. V. O'Neill, deceased.
by virtue of a writ of sale to me
D directed from the Honorable the
Parish Court of Bossier Parish. La.
in the aforesaid tutorship, | will sell
at public auction to the last and high
est bidder, at the Court House door in
the town of Bellevue, Louisiana, on
TUESDAY, the 10th day of January.
1871. the following described real es-
tate belonging to said succession, to-
wit:
The northeast quarter of northwest
quarter, the west half Of the northeast
quarter, and the east half of northeast
quarter Of section twenty-five, and the
west half Of northeast quarter, the
southwest quarter of tie southeast
quarter. and the southeast quarter of
the northeast quarter dissection twenty
six, all in town hi seventeen, range
eleven, containing three hundred and
sixty acres, more or less.
Also, the undivided half interest in
the southwest quarter of section seven,
The west half of the southeast quarter
Of section seven, The east half of sec
ton eighteen, and east half of south
west quarter of section eighteen, the
west half of the southwest quarter of
section seventeen, and the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter of sec
ton ninetecn, all in township twenty,
range twelve, containing seven hum
dred and sixty acres. more or less.
Also, the undivided half interest in
the east half Of the northeast quarter Of
section thirty five. east half of the
southeast quarter of section thirty FIVE,
west half of section thirty-six south
west qnarter of northeast quarter and
northwest quarter Of southeast quarter,
and southwest quarter of southwest
quarter of section thirty FIVE. all in
township twenty, range thirteen, con.
timing six hundred acres. more or less;
and containing one thousand seven
hundred and twenty acres, more or
less.
To be aoldin subdivisions according
to law.
Terms Of Sale: One half the amount
of the purchase price to be paid is cash
on day of sale, the balance due in IL
months, for which purchasers must give
II months bonds, with two good and
approved personal securities. said
bonds bearing eight per cent. per an
mum interest from day Of sale, with
vendors lein and special mortgage re-
tanned on land sold.
Act of sale with revenue stamps at
expense of purchasers.
E. K. RUSS, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, Dec. 90, 1870.
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succession Sale.

In the tuforSliip Of The minor heirs ofP.
Z. O'AciH. deceased.
Dy virtue of a writ of sale to me
Id directed, from the Honorable
the Parish Court, If Bossier Parish.
Louisiana, in the aforesaid tutorship,
| will sell at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, at the Kings
ton Plantation. BnsSier Parish. within
the legal hours of sac on FRIDAY,
the 23rd day If December, A. d. 1870,
the following described property be-
longing TO the succession Of i. v.
O'Neiil. to-wit:
One I'D gold watch, three (3) looking
glasses. two ~ bedsteads, QUE ID ta-
Die, two (2) wardrobes. six silver tea
spoons, six desert spoons, six silver
plated spoons.
Also, the following described COM
manity property held in common be-
tween the aforesaid succession and
Mrs Martha G.. O'Neill, widow of de-
ceased P. V. O'Neil, to- wit
One Il buggy and harness. one ~
two horse wagon, one I'D bay mare and
colt, one e. horse, Knight" thirty
two (32) mules, one ~ gray pony.
Billy five cows and calves, one pair
wagon harness, three pair old pillow
gear, two turning plows, one lot old
plows, one saddle and bride. one sew
ing machine, one lot household furni-
ture, one lot gearing, one lot old hoes,
one lot hogs, one lot cattle, FIVE yoke
oxen. one OK wagon, one lot wool, one
half interest in growing crop cotton,
one-half interest in growing crop corn
lot seed cotton on hand.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to ap-
praisement.
L. K. RUSS. Sheriff,
Bellevue. La. Dec. 10th 1870.
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Partition SgEe.

M A. Martin q husband J In Bossier
vs.. Parish Court
William NJ Bell. No
by virtue of writ of sale to me a.
Ap rected from the Parish Court
ofthe Parish Of Bossier, Louisiana, IN
the above entitled suit. | will sell At
public auction to the last and highest
bidder, at the residence of Robert II.
Curry in Bossier Parish. La. on
w E ONES DAY the Goth day of
December 1870, between the hours Of
Ii o'clock A. NJ. aud 3 O'Clock p NJ, the
following described lands, to Wit:
The northwest quarter of northwest
quarter Of section %. and the north
west quarterof southwest quarter and
west half of northeast quarter and the
east half # the northwest quarter of
section 20, aud the southeast quarter
of southeast quarter of section 90, and
the east half Of northeast quarter of
section "a, and the west half of south
west quarter of section %, all in town
ship y. range J /. Northwest Louisi-
ana. confirming Az acres more or less.
Terms Of Sale Onp-half Of price
being theportion coming 10 NJ. A. Mar
tin, cash. Terms for balance price
made knewn on day If sale.
To be sold for what it will bring,
Acts Of sale with Revenue stamps at
the expense IF purchaser.
. E. X. RUSS. Sheriff.
Bellevue, La. Nov. 10Th. 1870.