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rom The New orleans BuIlstn.l

From the New Orleans BuuetnJ
Ths popularity OF this old, responsible
aad iudiciously-managed institution
stands 90 high In America, as well as in
Europe, and IN fact Is so wo eld-renowned,
that we must not feel sstonished to OBJ
serve the patronage 1t 50 deservsdly con-
tinues 20 obtain from our population,
one of the most lucky in drawing capital
prizes.
II Is, indeed, extraordinary that out OF
the four last drawings which took plsce
in Havana, the capital prize Of 500, 900,
with many other smaller prizes, hsv5 been
won three times In our city, and IN the
Two last cases by poor people, holding
one-tWentieth Of the lucky ticket, which
entitled esch of them to 5000 at once, for
the small outlsy Of q couple OF dollars.
The Sl00, goo has been gained In our city
In the drawings of the leth Of September,
9Th Of October and 10th Of November last.
The q Of this 18th Of Septembe. was
drawn by Mr.. Goldman. isWyer' hsre.
who held half OF the ticket, $50, 900, and
the other half by three individuals, who
went themselves 70 Hsvzns to cash the
same amount, $50, goo.
1t Is quite gratifying to see New Orleans
so csressed by the blind goddess "For-
tuna and We take pleasure In giving
publicity 20 these facts. for the beneAt OF
our NUMEROUS roauerS out OF the Orfscent
City, whose favored investors drew over
one-third Of q million of dollars from the
royal treasury IN Havana In less than two
months.
In the last extraordinary drawing, of
April a. 1871, the capital prize of s2e0,0c0
was drawn by parties In New York, and
$4,000 in New Orleans. -
From Information obtained OF an old and
highly respectable hrm in this city, tbs
prlEa Z 4 goo o0n haa haoa non IN Nat Or.
leans t-enty-one times from 1855 to 1858.
and nine times fromls6s upto the terlth e
November, 1871.
In the last Two drawings the tickets that
drew the SIc0, coo prize wers In each case
sold three days after ths drawing had
taken place At Hsvaua, which IL an hacon-
testable proof that the cable IL never
used there to the prejudice Of outsiders
that play regularly In the Havana Royal
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JUST ARRIvED.-A large stock Of the
new hfty-dOllsr Wilson sewing MACHINES
at 85S Main street.
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FOR 81. FRANOIs RIVER
FOR E ORLEANS.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans
THURSDAY PACKET.
For New Orleans and tha BezGs.

1ea@On ~za77.1aza.
Ths EsgEn; Passenger and Frsighr Steamer
A=a BELLE LEE -
J.. Frank Hieks-msster J. s. suInvzn.-eisrk
WI leave Memphis for New Orleans ~
hnl10Rns
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TO the PUBLIC.

MEMPHIS, December 2, 1871.
The LAdersigned having q fire riak IN
the Hartford Fire Insurance company
brought suit thereon before his claim be-
came due, and i11mediatsly after the Chi
cago fire, he then experimenting that said
company might be permanently affected
by the calamity which Frustrated 80
many other companies. But, learning
that the Hartford met all its losses
promptly, maintaining its standard char
scter for soundness, he deoms It but Just
that he should make this statement, and
that said suit would not b ave been COM
menced had he then known thess facss.
My claim has been settled.
T. 7. RFEGON
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Coal and coke tar for sale at the Gas com
panS's ONCE, 2SI Second street.
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JUsT ARRIvED.-A large stock Of thu
new htty-dohsr Wilson ssWing machines
at S5S Main street.
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60 EN- y
CHEAPEST and best bid glove, two but
ton Joseph kid cloves, all cOlors, tt
seventy-hv cents,
d. @. q b. NJ. LOEWENSTINE .
Southern Palace, S32 Main AtTeeh
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~sHRIsInAs %coHIsel

- s
DRY GOODS,
from now uatn the holidays are over, St
SUCH Low PRICES
as never have been knOwniil
THE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
must be entirely soLD OUT BY New Years.
day, and prices viii be accordingly.
TIE GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
Every purchaser of goods to the amount
of n dollar and upward, re-
ceives q handsome
PRESENT.
Ten nsw Gases Of Presents will be opened
by Monday. Remember the low
priccs Of our goods.
HERZoG & BRO,
% "a Msin street.
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"NEURIL" is the great antidote for neu-
ralgia. es1s eA
AMERICAN Driven Wells at Browne q
Brownies, Sl5Second street. eoE
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GO AND BE GISTER.
NEW e00DS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
AT
b. LOWENsTEIN q BROTHER's
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DRESS goods at less than New York cash
value. Read Southern Paiscs advertise
meat.
DO. q d. AZ. LoEwENsTINE,
No. $50 Main street.,
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LADIEh' kid sids-lace CATERS.
Ladies' congress CATERS.
Marie Anto nette Blippers. -
The Nilsson slippers.
with svery other style for Ladies', wear.
Gentlemen's slippers in every variety.
At the champion shoe store.
Thos. B. Oofey & Co, $50 Main ssreeis
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PRxPARE for cold weather and have yoar
crates ct with Lemons improvements Leave
orders AZ 26 Second street.
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FOR SALE.


AEnL s5.IOO acres Of land, on Kerr ave-
IL uue, psrJ Oftue estate Of sam. Vance. de-
CEASED WI sell at P16ie sac; OF 81 rS S ~
WEDNESDAY. December 6, 1871. Terms OF
sae-Ons-fosrth cssh; balance in six n
aea E. L. ToPP, Executor.
TRCCEKYSa Main street. h "a good run
In o crsIsm. nO3
~OTrAGE-A i've room cottage, no. =
~ Aliens avenue, fOr SltOO-tAV c+sn 81
$40 every * mo1ths. Apply Al Nc. aver
street nos
Il ora lsugs lot. centrally located, and
IL near % tLs business part Of town, vel
adsPlsd for q large cotton Eheo-BSH leet
fru1G by 20 daep, viii be sold on 10 yesn1
time OF vii be leased for 20 ears, and VII
psy f1r q god cotton shed Al the end OF the
lease, y ear EppilCslon Is mkde. Apply 70
~ A 5TOVALL, 81 Main street.
Il ARD-AIs1- forty acres, vest OF the ran
L. Grounds north Of the N and Z, Il. b.
vii Dc -0id on ~ wears time, or will be Leased
f0r Il yssz Apply 70 6.A
HFOoI-In Navy Yard, Lesr Ooonrsn's
W ssRuHl, 800 cords dry ash Wood In
QUANTITIES . -uii 0ayers go
90 u PHANrATIoN-About 100 acres
l. So cleared; good residence, o~oI-hOnkee1
sVeau -gln. etc Gear LscOnis, Beahs county
AGO. uuy protested Dy the circle levee,
Terms sEsy; sppIy TO ". .. Nealnerforo'
BUCK a DRAKE
nFOapI -WOODI-Two hundred cords o.
w cry slabs ard blocks, at two snd
a-haf collars per cord, at our mill N
nSk MEAL W. COCHRAN.
L oT-On BesIe street, northwsst corner
Il Of WeIfnEton slrret-a bargain. Inquire
on ne premise or al This once. M
n EsIDESCE-Dssirsble residence, SA Je-
II lemon street. Apply on premises no4s
ussCHUDI PLACE-At = bargain, Henry
zEchudIs well Improved piece, situated
near the Old air ground, containing aboulS1
acrsz rIcu land. Stocked with q nne selection
OF fruit trees, well suited Tor . gardener, dali
HmRu OF butcher. Apply 20
uoL III JENhY, ~ Beale street.
4 ARD-LAND-LAED-l60O acres OF Land, s
II miles from Memphis; good land suitable
for tssming " gardening purposes WI De
sold N lOtE to -uIt purchasers Apyly 70
n. T. PEhKi -, WHITES Stsuon,
nofz Memphis aud Charleston
II EBLDkNCE-At & bargain, one o. the most
IL oLcplete and delightful residences In
shelby county, situated On the south side OF
Poplar street extended, known - the Col
HLIE place, recently owned and Occupied
by n. JorouLa, ESQ. For tsILs, etc. apply
Al the Emmett Sank. nos
INLLE5-A fresh lot OF mules arrived last
w. night; e good lot OF mules and horses on
haud al 81 times, Al EAlhE5 6IAMko
Stable, No 81 second street Ocl
L Ous-On walnut street, on time. Apply
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WASrEp-To purchase walnut Lumbar for
manufacturing purposes.
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headed BOO for the Milion-Maufage Guide
IN another column. It should b8.rsad By
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GAS FITTING, SIS Second street
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AED- s5.IOO acres OF land, on Kerr ave
IL uue, pert Oftue estate Of sam. Vance. oe'
oeased. Eul sell at pubic sale. on COZ
per Main ana south Court Streets 81 I'm,
WEDNESDAY. December 6, 1871. Terms o.
sasIJns-foarth cash; balance IN SIX aho
a. E. L. TOPP, Executor.
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Mrs. Oates I'd b

Mrs. Oates is delightinG the people of
Mobile. She appeared there in Little
Faust" recently to an Audience thai
seemed heartily amused and pleased. The
Register says: "Mrs, Oates was herself in
all her vivaclty, elasticity and charming
abandon, though we must confess to In
disposition to see so bewitching s little
woman transformed into the sembls1oe OF
Satan, though q devilish pretty little devil
did she make. As Arab, q wait, the serv-
ant OF Marguerite, she appeared to much
greater advantage, the. characters suiting
her style much better b Mephisto,
which was rendered, however, in her usual
excellent and graceful manner III was
rspturously spplsuded."
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The following, from a brief account OF
Mr.. Sankey's life, which has recently
been prepared, will prove interesting, as
showing the esteem in which this gentle
man, said to be the first among living
bsritones, ia held: "The company has now
sung in most of the large cities of the
Union, and everywhere 1t has received the
unqualified praise of the musical press,
Mr.. Ssntley being especially recognised
as the best example of pure vocal art thst
England has SAINT to this country, Yari-
Gus attempts have been made to secure
his services IN opera, his well-known his
trionic powers rendering such an acquisi-
engagement with Mr.. Dolby would not
permit such n arrangement"
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ExAnIsz TIE gate in this oface. lis . sru.
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A friend, In q very brief note, informs
un that the New York Commercial BuLe-
tin was in error whenit said, as we copied.
that Hon. Tom Scott had purchased the
Cairo sod Fulton railroad, That's al
right. Il would have been equslly so Il
90. - ---.A-.-A "a
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FoRc coughs, colds, and throat disorders, uss
Browns bronchial Troehas," having proved
their enaesey BY . test % many eexA
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Bx1LLN Tapestry work, zsphNn, sts.- Al
ELLIOTT RIDGELY, 1s Main street, neaI
Adams t
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Il OT-On Scale street. northwest corner
Ia Of WELLINGTON survet-a bargain. INQUIRE
On ne premise or al This once. Ms
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nFOoDI -WOODI-Two hundred cords o.
w CRY slabs AID BLOCKS, Al Y sho
Ebsf collars per cord, al our MN ID
MEAL W. COCHRAN.
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EAST INDIA Curiostites At ELLIOTT q
RIDGELY, 29 Main street, nssr Adams.
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az Rent.
II OON-A FINISHED slsepinE-roOm for 9
n gentleman, ~ IS Madison street. d8

n EEIDEECE-Fivs miles from Mems bis,
n on toe Pigeon EoOst roRd, . nae resi-.
deuce. containing 10 rooms, aDeW cIstern and
upe vel OF y ateT on the place, anu AL neces-
Esno ut-bufldiUgB a Inc rich garden OF ~
acre, B. acres q oTen lsnd, . acres IN Or
chard, 10 good bearing condition. Apply 10
T. J. PROPHtT.
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INVESTMENTS


Kezlog
Is going to California, where she viii give
Q series Of concerts, occupying her the
Whole winter. The San Francisco Call
ssys tickets for her first concert In that
city are selling are more rapidly than her
agent had Unsigned possible.
BALL
Banner lodge No. lz7 of the Independ-
ent Order Of Odd Fellows give their nrst
evening, at the Memphis Club hall. Tick
cts two dollars, to be had of the commit
tees. This will be one Of the most re-
cherche affairs of the season.
Mrs. Bowers
il doing well at the Academy of Music,
New Orleans. The Plcayune says truly,
I" There is q spell about Mrs. Bowers' act
ing that fscinates our people. None rem
der sooner their hearty tribute TO true
genius. The magnetism of her wonder
full setting invests any character that she
plsys with an interest that Is quite alb
sorbing."
Dtsbanded and Re.engaged.
The Worrell troupe disbanded In Ssvan-
nah last Saturday night. Sophie and
Irene Worrell returned to New York.
Jenny Worrell, the star OF the troupe,
Harry Jackson, the comedian, and the
Leon Brothers, made an engagement with
Manager JO0n 1omplotOnt anu Ar6 now
playing in Charleston with Templeton's
old company.
MRS. Moult0n
Arrived In the city last night and Will ap-
pear Cd Monday (to-morrow) night, when
she will no doubt present a programme
that will enable her to give the lovers OF
music In Memphis q test Of her great
merit as IN artistic. Wehli, the pianist,
Bowler, the tenor, and Ferrsnti, the BARI
tone, viii assist to the best of their abil-
ity. There are some good seats yet to DC
had.
Punch In the Green.Reom.
The provincial Observation-Disclosures
"Well, in my 'Amlet days 1 used to read
it . 'swk from a 'sndsawr,' and think
that's correct" Hamlst-"What do
pnances know of bsnd-saWsf 1 thaWt,
from yer Polonius, We forgot the fact that
Hswmlet was a pranc9-1 never do. What
do o thind should De b reading, Mr..
Hicksf" First Grsve-Dlgger-"Don't
know, and don't care. Never liked the
pie e. It's pernicious slow. And what
comic business there is ZONES on so late
that the 'ouEe Ia tired"
The Theater.
On Monday and Tuesday nights 1t was
a house to lst." On Wednesday the
"Jsps" commenced an engagement thai
was hercely contested by the most IN.
clement weather the Oldest inhsbitant in
Memphis can remember, not Hthstsnd-
ing which they were well sustained,
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Miss CoOmbS.

who is playing at the st. Charles
Thester, New Orleans. with an ex-
cellent company, recently appeared
in the =" WIfe's Secret" the repre-
sentstion Of which drew forth the unQual-
flied commentator of the Crescent city
papers. The Plcsyune, always good su-
thority, says: THE Lady Eveline' OF
Miss Uoombs (the wife, was the central
figure Of the drama. 1t was, indeed, ex-
quisite in its flashed elegance, and none
who heard here render it will fsil Of due
tribute to her genius. Gentle hammered,
tender and full of grace, her Lady Eve
| line' seemed q living reality instead OF
the counterfeited fancy Of an artist"
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CRCcEKY-54 Main street. Has good T3n
VI o. custom. nO0
TOTLAGE-A i've room cottage, 40. =
ALIENS AVENUE, fOr Sl6O0-AUO casn and
50. every * moaths. Apply al No. aver
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WARD REGIsfEks-Ffrst Ward
Owen Dsfly, Rss User. once, no. - Front,
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STEAM FrrrIss. SIS second street..
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BoAsDEss

--T5T0E HOUSE No D. Poplar street, Nc
I4f 4 paws old stand. Tbis house
,swlv repa red and furnished, and
nss sSerV yaF q ntstc ans Doarding-hoase.
aroiA Al CHEEK, Proprietor.
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the old Democratic dag, and the meetinI
adjourned. a 81
SIXTH wAED.
But few people gathered at the sixtl
]. B. Micon was made chairman. Their
was no secretary.
A motion was made to have the chair
man appoint delegates, which was tabled
On motion of Mr.. MeKeon the meetinI
then adjourned TO Monday night, at seYei
O'Clock.
TINS SEVENTH wARD-ANoTHHR FIszLE
At the meeting last night in the Sew
enth ward, in Ferguson bal, Mr.. Aansol
was called to thu chair, and also Colone
John H. Kerr. the latter, It is said, receiv
ing q majority Of the votes. However
| Mr.. Hanson tookethe chair. "A secretsl.
was appointed, and 3 proposition wa
made 20 elect dakfgstes 70 the proposes
| Democratic convention. A motion wa
made to lay the resolution on the table
snd when tbs vote was taken by ayes ant
noes. the chairman pronounced that tn
resolution was defeated. A division wa
called for, and when the count was made
it wsa found that thirty,6ve were for IN
convention and t~hirty-eight against Thi
| settled the business; the lights were ex
tinguished, and most Of tbs people left
We were told thstths minority remained
ORGANISED q. little love-feAst OF the OWE
relighted the gas eDd went into the busi
ness Of making delegates.
BoLrERs' MKKFIxa-A good-size
crowd OF people gathered In the Fergusci
| hall at the corner OF fernando and Besl
| .traasa- . -aai oEa ie19aEs
Colonel Hausop, was chsirman. an
| Colonel NJ. MsgevneY, jr. was elected Sec
retary. The hall was the most hvei,
placeIn town for Two hours. Among tn
| hrst things that were done was the takinl
OF 9 division on tnEquestion of having
| convention or no aonyention. A eoun
gave little satisfaetioD, some cisinin
Ifbat there were twenty-nine against Cd
| convention AsDd only twenty-seyen tol
| While Others swore there were thirty for
| convention and only twenty-six against
A motion was then made TO aoJourI
and s. Mr.. Hanson was about to put iS,
few fellows stepped up to the charms
knd. putting their noses up 70 his fsc.
told him with much significance, "W
have our eve on you.n There was the
a half hour of chaos, after which some oil
\ der was restored, and the following deli
gates were nominated:
w, L. Cooper, J.. w, walker, Ed. Al
dereon, John Flstley, J. J. Crowley Wn
Arlington, E. p. Carroll.
rOr COunC1Aun ~
fas lights were then put out and tn
meeting broke up.
R1oHTH WARD.
Ameetlng took place in the Eighth war
In Schilling's saloon. 7. W. Brown W.
ncmisated chairman, and p. ID. Boyll
secretary. The following delegates wei
Appointed: John L. II. Taylor. Wiiiai
RinRwald, z L, Belcher, w. Q. Festel
SAM, Tfzhe, John Waters, and s. 7. RosI
The door was shut, when REmGl NEE
ing wss gathered up, and great number
of people were kept a Many OF thoi
Inside were negroes.
MI Belcher offered q resolution propoi
tpg 10 sustain the nominee OF the CONVEX
ton. 70 be held on the 9th instant
The resolution was declared earfaeS
and the meeting broke up.
NINTH wARD-rHE REST IN THE DxcI
: At q meeting held in the Ninth wsrdso
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is going to California, where shs win give
Q series Of concerts, occupying her the
whole winter. The San Francisco Call
ssys tickets for her first concert In that
city are selling are mere rapidly b her
agent had imagined possible.
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sEEssEL = SONS

The entire stock OF Retail Dry Goods 20
be disposed OF in that time.
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RotEu-gwo furnished roma, With board
y for "a uti.es, ~ rs14rso ~
iaon. @
noAkD-A good mont room and board q
- IL second Et-eeh Wv
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R'taatGtiOa for Sale M.
ESessE.

;ni DC desirable plantation known as the
1ofi NSoN MALONE PLANTATIONS len
me- above the bridge on Dorcheat contain
a,a s,, aeLeS' about 40 cleared; good water
anu Splendid orchard. Apply to
GOODWILL & WEBB,
Minden, La
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BOssEer Parish Directory

]. L. Lewis. Judge District Court,
MiDden, La.
L. i. Watkins, District Attorney.
Minden.
H. w. Baker, Parish Judge, Bellevue.
y. F. O'Neal. Sheriff,
Thos. \. Brhien, Clerk Dist Court.
Bellevue,
Holland w. Clarke, Recorder, Belle
vue.
Rich'd- w. Turaer. District Attorney
pro tenn. Bellevue.
Games A, Heron, State Tax Collector,
Bellevue.
samuel ii. Thomas, State Senator,
Benton. La
W. +. Blackman, State Senator, uo-
mer. La.
Z. s. Ab.lI, Representative. Shreve-
port.
D. Csdy Stanton, Representative,
Shreveport.
". r. Head, Coroner. Bellevue.
Il. K. Moore, Parish Treasurer, Belle
yup
=. II. Lotion, Stray Master, Bellevue.
q. McClpneghsn, Parish Surveyor
Bellevue, La
G. McCIeneghan, Pres't. Police Jury,
Bellevue.
2. Z. Taylor, Clerk p. J., Bellevue.
Z. II. Vinson, Police Juror, Ward /.
Shreveport ....
J. n Cooper, Police Juror. Ward 2,
Benton.
J. w. Walker, Police juror, Ward 8,
Red Land.
J. n. Platt, Police Juror. Ward 4,
F.. Fillmore.
{vacant) Police Juror. Ward S.
lcut off Police Juror, Ward q.
cut of P"iice Juror. Ward 7.
} H. Marks. Police Juror, Ward 8,
ColIin-burg.
c. McCleneghsn, Police Juror, Ward
E. W. Woodruff. Justice of the Peace,
Ward 2. Benton.
!. W. Walker, j. p. Ward 3, Red
Land.
j. E. M'Carty, Wsrd4. Bellevue
1ienry BArnacastlc, Ward S. Fillmore.
j. A Moore, 8, Collins
burg
T.. Hall, J P. Ward 9. Bellevue.
i. W. Simmons, Constable, Ward 2
=. Love. 3
4. ii. Robertson, - 4
I. Chastren. :" s
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Land For Sale.

IL offer to sell at private sale tract of
Land situated in Bnssier parish, La.
about three miles east IF ColIinsburg
and known as the High Place.' con-
tanning 1910 acres. GOO acres of which
has been in cultivation, and several
hundred acres of it valuable creek bot
tom land.
Persons desiring to purchase can
cn'aln a bargain ny calling on j. L. G..
1raham al his residence Smiles west of
Benton. ar the undersigned ut Benton.
CLAUDlUS E. r. KING, MD.
Marca list, lo1l. jun24"
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Straw Sale.

Nstrarrd before the undersigned. on the
II l6h day of March, 1871. by Austin Liv.
lston. ana sill be sold At Belle ne. La, for
cash, 70 the highest bidder, on Saturdar,
the iith 'lav of June, 1871 = DARK BAY
STALLION, about i've wears old. with star
On forehead, aud branded with the letters II
y on the le.tshoss-1or and fine white specks
on fUfHH-
Appraised at $50 %.
The owner is requested 70 come forward
prove property, paw charges, &c.
J. H. LOTION, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, March Is, 1871
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SSr0y Sale,

'stra, ed before the undersigned, author.
- tv, on the Goth day OF J January. 1871, by
y port'1i. and will ne sold to the highest
bidder, for cash, at Bellevue La. on Sa.nr.
day, April End, 1871 "A certain BAY MARE,
aged about II years branded on left sbouI.
der with letters A. H., and white spot on
forehead. Appraised at $35.
"A $50 on the same day, pue BAY MARE
FiLLf, about years old, with some few
curis on neck and weathers, fresh saddle
marks. Appraised at SS7 30
The owners requested to como forward,
prove property. pay charges &c
J. II. LOTION, Stray Muster.
Jan. q, 1870.
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U. 5. Internal Rguenue

DEPUTY CoELECToR's OFF1cr, ,
Shreveport, La, March 20. 1871. {
NOTICE is hereby given that |
~ have received from the Assessor
of this District the lists of all taYes
now due upon Incomes and Special
Taxes. All persons failing to pay said
faxes WITHIN ten days from the date of
this notice becume liable To q penalty
81 i've per centum, and Interest at oae
per ceiItum per month until paid
: Unless taxes are promptly paid the
penalty imposed by law, upon delin-
qRents, will BE- rigidly enforced.
Payment may lie made to me at Mrs.
Smiths Hotel. in Bcll-yrr, Bcssier
Parish, ON Saturday. April Sth. 1871.
II. V. B. HUTCHINSON.
Deputy Col. Int. Rev. 81 Dist La.
al Cts