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sa G. U N S, G. u Ms.
BREECH AND MUZZLE LOADING
Double and Single Barreled Guns.
Ammunition, Sporting Goods, etc.
Also a good assortment of Machinists' Tools,
Wholesale and retail.
g. l.. BAILEY, 4S Exchange 81. q
eR- Sign of the Golden Rife" no2seodtf ss
For Sale.

A irst-class Hack and Livery Stock all In good
condition. Location Of the best In Portland.
The Stable can be purchased or leased on very IA
yorable terms. For particulars address Box i620
Portland, Maine. maTi2d4wsn
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prominent Republicans at any time and are
not counted in the party now. Besides all
this there is not dozen Of them and they con-

MIR. SMITH's letter on the first page pre-
sent,s Cornelrs breakage of the pipe laying
machine to cover the disgrace of a failure OF
the first theory of extending telegraph wires
in a different phase. 1t seems that the ma
chine was Mr.. Smiths, that Mr.. Cornell had
no right to break it, and that the ''smartness"
which has always been ascribed to the opera
ton, was tinged with dishonesty.
IT is a curious spectacle to see the New
York World daily filling its columns with ar
ticles reprinted from the Tribune, and eulo-
giving Mr.. Greeley in terms as flattering as if
he were distinguished Rebel general, in
stead of the editor of newspaper which is
| nomnally Republican. -1s
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DIR. MORSE'S "UTERINEl TONIC il prepared
expressly for strengthening the system, imparting
tone and vitality 10 the various organs, removing
such weaknesses and complaints as tend to under
mine the constitution and which cause a great
amount of suffering If neglected. mhl6eodsn3m
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MEMORANDA.


Sch Harriet Baker. Weber, from Charlestor, for
Baltimore, before reported ut Bermuda, was 10 DAYS
out and had experienced succession of gales from
the time she left Charleston. Lost of her spars
and sails, and leaks badly Was assisted into port
by steamer. vIara ni .af r- g.sr feF' T.
Sch Hattie Ross, Ulrick, which put into Bermuda
In distress, was repairing 28th ult, and would be
ready for in eight days. H.r5- fo5qs.eI m n
Sch Starlight, Hopkins, IS days from Jacksonville
for Providence, put into st George, Bermuda, 25th
ult leaky and with loss of sails. -
Sch Hortensia, Norton, from Demarara for New
York. 81 days out arrived st George 21st ut with
loss of sails and spars Had been up sight of San
dy Hook and was blown back. aslSs. ~
Sch Abbott Lawrence, Mayo, from Demarara for
Baltimore 46 days out put into Bermuda 23d ult
with loss of sails. Had experienced heavy gales and
was blown back. 1F : = TI..-I
Brig H H MeGilvery, before reported off Hatteras
with loss Of sails, &c, put into Hatteras Inlet 2S:h
Vessel and cargo all right. Hi a.i- h.-f I
Sch Belle, of Dennis. from Rockport, with stone,
got ashore the Gridiron He'll Gate, 31st ult where
she remains, in a bad position. 49,
Sch Teumah, Patterson, at Philadelphia from Car
denas reports having been 10 days North of Hatteras
in heavy NV gales, and split sails, stove boat, and
sustained other damage. alEa' 81 la.irs,5
Sch New Zealand, Of Deer Isle, which went ashore
near Truro few weeks ago has been hauled off and
got into port. 4 d
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DOMESTIC PORTS

| SAN FkANClSCO-Ar 18th, ship st John, Chap
CID 26th uli, ship 70 Semitic, Mack, for Newcastle
NsW; brig Kitty Coburn, Hopkins, Nanaimo.
sans 2h sR
tan; Lottie G White, White, Matanzas.
PENSACOLA-Cld 2sth, sch Petrol, Curtis, Gal
| SAVANNAH 3oth. baraue Harriet Hussey
| Stacey, Liverpool. LF tr Ye.e
AT ist, sch Irene E Meservey, Wall, New York.
Cid LIST, ship Golden Rule Hall, New York, to load
CHARLEsToN-sld 2sth. schs Ranger. Goodiug
My seTs ts S1S Mars Dana
BALTIMoRE-Ar Both, sch Stephen Morris, Sea-
Sid asst brig Harry, sedgley, for Cuba. sass
Ar LIST, schs Ethan Allen, Blake, Matanzas; Gertie
Lewis, Hodgdon, from Abacoa 26th ult Allen Lewis
Lewis, Belfast; Heury Nickerson, Whittemore New
York. s.fi - fq9taf9 -.f7-s 81.
Ar I'd, barque Commerce. Walker, Rio Janelro
| Cid LIST, schs belmont, Gales, for Matanzas; W
Green, Humphrey, Pernambuco. -. 5
| PH1LADELPHIA--Ar3 lst, schs Margie, McFad-
den, Matanzas; Z Hooper, Hooper Jacksonville.
Harry Stewart, Weeks Messna
| Below, brig Tim Field, from Havana.
Cid LIST, brig Lizzie II Kimball, Lunt, Boston; schs
Emene McLain, Crowell, Portland; Geo Prescott,
Buckmaster Weymouth. - s@-@, t-At
At Lewes sOth, briggs Addie Hale and Adele Nc
Loon, (both ordered to Phadelphia;) schs s Bick-
more, for do; Mabel Staples. from Sagua, waiting
orders; d Everett, from Sagua for Philadelphia.
Montevideo; j Pearson, Taylor, Palermo; Genevie
M Tucker, Tucker, Matanzas 10 days; brigs Debo-
rah S Soue, Soule, Cardenas 16 days; Minna Traub
Thompson, Matanzas; A Whidden, Ellis Sagua ;
schs A Reed, Reed. Para; G Mcfarland, McEar-
land, st Marys, Fla; Fannie Elder, Rich, Charleston
M E Tabor, Aldrich, Fernandina; Omaha, Wooster,
st Crox. .1f.-ft T.l- yt'.s a's
Ar 81, barques Eureka, Prince, Palermo; Rialto
Sanford Montevdeo; briggs Fidelia, Messina; Giles
Loring, Pinkham, Sagua; sch Nilsson, Keene from
Guantanamo. slr8 Ea-. p
Cid I'd, ship Geo H Warren, Woodbury. Liverpool: :
barqne Jas Welsh, Hammond, Barbados; briggs Ma
~ Gibbs, Whttemore, for Marseilles; schs Keokuk
Gates, Ponce; Roswell, Copp, Porto Rico; D Bis
bee, Anderson, Jacmel; May Morn, Hatch, Charles
ton; Webb, Romans, Georgetown, DC.
Passed through. He'll Gate LIST, schs Alice Cakes,
Marden, and Marion Draper; Meady New York for
Providence; w Darling Smith, do for do; Joseph
Fish, do for do; Mcclellan Earr, do for Portland;
VIM Gray, Allen, do for Providence.
PROVlDENCE-Ar I'd, sch Santa Maria, Harding,
Hoboken. ~ n '&a y. ~
Sid I'd, schs Ella, Grindal Jacksonville; Martha
Sewal Lowe, New York.
NEWPORT-Ar LIST, sch Addie Ryerson, Pike, from
Weehawken for Boston.
In port LIST, brig Matte Russell, York, Rondout
for Portland. var r -, dr.
BoSToN-Cld ID, sch NJ Williamson, Lake, Port
land, to load for Cuba. .n-
Ar Sd, barquc Saml Hale, Matthews, Montevideo
Feb Is ;schs Para, Brown, Machas;. y Baker, john
son, Portland; Frank, Chard, Kennebunk.
Cid 3D. brig Eta NJ Tucker, Tucker, Cardenas;
Dundee lBr) Bradshaw, Wofville, Ms, via Portland;
Glendale Ross, st John, NIB; schs David Nichols,
Wypan Now River Sapho. (ISrl Sprapg. for
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Rangoon 22d ult, barque Olive, Clark, fol
Liverpool
At Panama Goth ult, ships Uncle Tobey, Drinkwat-
err unc; RocklIght, do. q
Ar at Callao Feb q. ships Portlaw Rice, Macabi
(and sailed let ult for Antwerp) 9th ut ship FL Do
RADIO, Haskell Rio Janero, (and sailed 18th for Mej
ZONES, to load for London.)
In port 18th ult, ships Charter Oak, Nichols. fol-
Puget Sound, TO load for Callao; Nancy Pendleton
Pendleton, for do; Washington Libby Cousins. FOL
Mendocuo, to load for Chimpote; Ne Plus Ultra
continent; Leonora, Griffin c NJ Davis, Thompson
Geo M Adams, Manson; Loretta Fish. Carney, and
Blanchard, Meady, chartered; barque Robert
Porter, Killam, from Hamburg, ar It'll.
At Valparaiso I'd ult, ships Moravia, Patten, toi
Antwerp; Premier, Merrithew, from Montevideo AZ
Eeb %: Norway, Woodbury. from Guanape for Ham
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BU RN EJ'T'S
STANDARD FLAyORING EXTRACTS /!
FOR FLAyORING
S0da ayruus. Ice Creams, Cusanrds, Pies

soda syruPs, Ice Creams, Custards, Pies,
- .,,:.. s.....
htW 0ILEE
r,ouo.,or,t,, - ,basa Extracts consists in their
-
o., a.,.,,, ,,,o., o,,,os. =.
80 49, ~, .,. :, .h ,ra,oro+;ons which
'eh'io'' .hah INC purify Vi INC piop"a'0 49,
are used in favorng the various compounds prepared
for the human stomach
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GRECIAN, IMPERIAL & DERBY SUITS
xuc.I.r "a aa

95i 7a XII celers, styles and prices.
Varying in size from 3 to 10 years of age
Our stock is large, well selected, made from the
best materials and manufacture all the cloth
particular.
Our assortment of Furnishing Goods is well kept
up and almost everything needed BY man or boy can
be found on our shelves. = A2sfS fff
We also keep constantly on hand full stock of the
latest styles Hats and Caps.
Patronize home manufactures by giving cal
and thus saveon profit on your purchases. M#
OPPOSITE PREBLE HOUSE.
nchoQsnfsln
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sHGIyv We p md IN M dc ySs GSSG;Sl

LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERS. No
drugs, poisons, nothing deleterious, nothing but
healthy roots and herbs, such as Sarsaparilla Wild
Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prickly Ash, Thoroughwort,
Mandrake Rhubarb, Dandelion, &c. so compounded
reach the fountains of disease, and absolutely
all Humors, Liver and Bilious Diseases, .Jaun-
dice, Dyspepsia Costiveness, Scrofula, and all diff
culties arising from a diseased stomach or impure
blood Twenty years Of unrvalled success has proved
them to be the best medicine In the world. GEO. G
GOODWIN q CO., Boston, and all druggists.
a@s sn eod16w E fe27
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HANCOCK COUNTY

The Bangor Whig says the mills at 'sToddy
early Tuesday morning The establishment
I comprised saw and grist mill, and was owned
by Axel Hayford, of Belfast. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000 to $40. 600 - '- -' IS - ''''
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Feb 90 lat IS 40 Ion A. 80, ship Bertha from Shields
for New York.
March 80, L Of Barnegat IL miles, brig Mary A
Chase from Baltimore for Portland. 81.
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Our correspondent at Damariscotta Mills saws
the inhabitants of that village had the pleasure
OF listening to an able temperance lecture bv
b. u. Winslow of that place. A deep interest
is manifested in the calise l57l-rSr ''"A0'o
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iS,loac, Ice and Impending Freshets-AH the
(ApraD Fools not dead iget-Bangor has The
Manufacturing Epidemic Hadlock Lauda
mus. .
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HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY IL 1o72-TRIPLE sHEhT


AMusEn, WIS, -.
NTIBLOs oARDRr NIBLOs GARDEN
IN on .6 ssSCI1k s, asEcgNGe1s s sra.ry L.
new COSTUMES BLACK CROOK. NEW Music
RE ss'5s; sHRs' So2r q ALEXIS .ss
First s nFPRsrssa's s Il sss Celebrated
FAMOUS 'i: sssr E r. DAsck
with many new and novel features.
A IMEE- o., FAREWELL BENEFIT. NIRr.os
"a .Ios 9 aEss xff'; sfsh fi''''' sl
Sssr1ing from her brilliant triumph in Boston. will svedn
ON W. IT.
when she will appear 4 hsE ssss,i in'''''
NOE a:t time IN New York; ProUILLo
ciIss 50; Family Circle entrance on Crosby street, q
;ss ssr a Tie new Opera House.
PIttsburg, February is.
OIYAfI9s 9 5HF4 4TsE,, .oorH rrxx,
~ sATasbAy. rEBngxsY ~ W.,
asCome and see me ere 60"
huMrrY 81 SxED THE MAST
FOX: sorn TINE, GOTH rIAa'
r~~e~~>e$
slllIIIlLIILL LIZ
- THE MERRY MARTENS.
FOX }LllILlIlIlIIlIILllLI}
80. THE MAT0HLEss WILSON'S.
L. I'LL IL j ! - ! u
THE GREAr KIRALFYS.
iIIlIIlIlIIIlILl lIIIlIIl LILY
HUMPTY DUMPrY.
lLILllllIIllltI lllLllllLLl lI$
THE BEAUTEOUs BALLEr
lllIIIITTIIlITT 1TIIlllItlIllI$
THE ROARINd HARLEQUINADE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
&0TH TIAEi 2O0TH TfMEl
HUMPTY
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
N0TH TIMEi N0TH TIME
MArrNEEs WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS ATa
WAsHfNGTON's BIRTHDAY, THURSDAY. FEB. ~,
SPECIAL MATINEE OF HUMPTY DUMPTY,
AT2P. NJ.
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THE BALL SEASON.

~ LIEDEHKHANE.
" The ANNUAL GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL will
take place at the ACADEMY OF Music and NILSSON
HALL on THURSDAY, February Is, 1872
A limited number OF tickets, at SIS each, admitting one
gentleman two lades will be sold, and only be had
BY way Of Introduction through members Of the society
viz. -
r. W. Heyne, u William street Charles schedler "a Broad
street C. Winter, IS Exchange place. Stems, 90 Cedar
yhl Chatham street Louis Urass lSs CHAMBERS street.
r. Steger - and Frankfort street. Charles Wiatus, 266
Bowery Adam BrAntgan, 701 Broadway H. G. =. KOCH Is
Carmne street Won Dannenberg c1 Broadway Theodore
Heidcned l7a Seconi averue Jacob Windmuler German
savings Bank; William stenway ste,nyay Hall George
Third avenue and Ffy-second street, and others-
Tickets positively not transferable Boxes may DO %
cured through Louis A. 0raas, t38 ChamDers street.
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TINION SQUARE THEATRE.
u MON SQUARE THEATRE.
sT. VALENTiNE'S COMiCALITIEs DISTRIBUTED.
IMMENSE ATTRACTION EVERY EVENING.
THE GREAT LAURI TROUPE and GRAND BALLET.
THE WONDERFUL MATTHEW FAMILY.
Master BARNEY his comic sketch, entitled BAD
wHISKEY ADD RYMANs comic sketch,
I'LL. CHANCE III.
Re-engagement OF the favonte comedian,
HUGHEY DOUGHERTY. HUGHEY DOUGHERTY.
GUS WILLIAMS, the Great Star Conique.
SHERIDAN and MACK, GEO H. GOES, WIN. ASHCROFT,
all will appear In BRILLIANT BILL OF NOVELTY.
Doors open at z. Curtain rises at O'Clock.
Seats reserved in advance. Box Office open daily. .
NOTICE-The most extravagant Novelties In preparation
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2)OTH TIMEi SooTH TIMEl
MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT g.
Secure your seats early
WAsnfNGTON's BIRTHDAY, THURSDAY. FEB. ~,
SPECIAL MATINEE OF HUMPTY DUMPTY,
AT2P. NJ.
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speci,, notices 30 snts per line, s:oh inseln"s' ~
ASyert,eements payable quarterly In aavsoos
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LEGAL SALES.
Succession Sale.
Succession of Prcwett MCGOWAN, de-
-- cpnSpd


Succession of Prcwett MCGOWAN, de-
.. ceased.
DIV virtue OF an order Of the Hon.
ID Parish Judge of Bossier parish,
Louisiana, and a writ issued there
under. l Will sell at public auction 10
the last and highest bidder at the
Court House door, in the town of
Bellevue, Louisiana, within, the legal
hours of sale, on n
Wednesday, December 4th,
1872, the following described lands
belonging TO said succession, tO-wit ::
Lot number 1-being the north
west quarter of southeast quarter of
section 36, township 20, range 49,
Lot number 2-being the northeast
quarter of southeast quarter dissection
SO, township 20, range ID.
Lot mber3-being the southwest
quarter of southeast quarter Of section
So, township 20, range 13.
Lot number being the southeast
quarter of southeast quarter of section
Sc, township %, range Is.
TERMS OF SALE-On a credit OF
twelve months for whatever it may
bring, purchaser giving bond with
approved personal security and ven
doris lien retained on land sold
Act of sale with revenue stamps al
expense Of purchaser.
b f ONEAL, Sheriff
and ex-officiO aHctiOneer.
November Is, 1872.
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Stray Sale.

v1str., ed before the undersigned, authori
u fv, ON the 23rd cay Of November
1872. Iiv b. c. Hart, and will be sold to the
highest bidder, for cash, at Bellevue, La, on
Saturday, the st day % March, 100,
D.'rE I,5y Horse NIuIe. about 9 years old and
Lr,,nded with letter II on left shoulder
Came 10 his promises about = days ago.
Appraised at 500. ii
The oy-neris requested 20 come tpfWiirn,
prove property. pay clgIrges, &e
~ J. il. LOTION, Stray Master
November 3Oth, 49,.
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Married;

On the ith instant, in this parish,
L. The Rev. II. o. White, Mr.. W.
NJ ARNEY 10 Miss SUE T. MARKS
With autumn in the sky and sum-
,,er in their hearts, this happy cou-
rra will go on theirway singing, ike
the birds. the songs of thespring and
tho rosebuds. All is happiness now,
and perfect peace. They are done
with the past, with its loneliness and
its separation. The future is theirs
bv the grace Of a Divine command,
and they go TO possess itas those who
have surrendered into the keeping of
,ba angel of love all their precious
and priceless things. Whom the
fstes revere, saith the Arab proverb,
marry and are happy And these
two will be happy, for the bride is
GOOD, and pure, and full of all Chris
tan purity and gentlenessi and the
groom is brave, and strong, and noble
in his young and cultured manhood.
Nav all that is best and bright in
life be theirs; and theirs the pleasant
maths, the peaceful closing, and the
blessed heaven beyond the valley
that borders the wonderful river.
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saturdaY, january %, 1e79.

the following described property, to-wit :
The whole of the southeast quarter of
southeast quarter of section II; the east hall
of northeast quarter dissection IL, township
81 range II. Whole of section and west
half OF section Is, township 4, range 10
containing 1887 acres, except that portion %
west half of southwest quarter, said section
Is which was sold by Il. Y. Graves TO A. D.
Marks, containing 10 acres.
Also the undivided one-siXteentb interest
in the following described lands, VIZ; East
half of northeast quarter, section 81 al OF
section 3d. less l32 acres. The south traG
tiodal part of the south half OF section %,
all ia township ~. range 40, containing IN
all III acres, with all improvements there
OK. known as Graves Bee Bend Place"
Also, the northeast quarter of section |,
fractional west half of section Il, included in
tbe survey of Marks Lake. Fractional sec
tion Is. east of Red River. Fractional east
half OF section two, all in township II range
ia. containing 1861 reres, with improve
Inents thereon and known as the Egypt
Plantation T"
Seized as the property of r. Y. Graves,
and to be sold To pay and satisfy plaintiffs
claim--say so iy3 " with interest and
costs
Terms of sale-Cash, with benefr of ap
draisement.
Land to be sold in subdivisions according
TO law.
Act of sale with L. 5. Internal Reyenue
stamps at expense OF urchaser.
Il. +. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, November 30, 1872
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WASTED SUPERINTENDENT
Mccarthy writes to the New York
Mail that some time ago the
Countess Of SALISBURY, who has
inst died and was a benevolent
woman read considerableabout the
hard lives of the ballet girls, and
felt q longing to improve their
condition. She resolved to have
a friendly gathering of ballet girls
at her own house and talk the
matter over. According she com
missioned a gentleman to have in
vitaiions conveyed in her name
TO number of representative
coryphees for an early tea at her
house. The gentleman was
amazed, hut executed the com
mission. The countess had a
neat little tea prepared with cur
rant buns and marmalade and all
that sort of things, for the fair
girls with the few Shiiling-a week
wages, whom she expected to see
i'm cotton gloves and shabby gar,
ments. Alas, the ladies drove mp
TO the door in well appointed
broughams, drrsSed in trailing
silks, flattering their lace ker.
chiefs and flashing their dia
mondSI Observation-Disclosures
utter breakdown of the whole
charitable scheme! 1t is said
that the poor countess never
could understand how such pay
could support such fnery.
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SUCCEGSTQN SAFE.

Succession of P. Y. o'Neil, decd.
DY virtue of an order of the Hon
u Orable, the Parish Court in and
for the parish Of Bossier, Louisiana,
and writ issued Hereunder, | will
sell atpublic auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the Court house
door in the town of Bellevue, La.
within the legal hours of sale, on
Wednesday, December nth, 1872,
the following described lands belong
ing to said succession, to-wit:
The north half of section Is, .and
southwest quarter of southeast quar-
ter, and southeast quarter of south
west quarter of section 9. the north
west quarter of northwest quarter,
the southwest quarter of northwest
| quarter, the northeast quarter of
northwest quarter, the northwest
quarter Of northeast quarter, the
| southwest quarter OF northeast,quar-
ter, section IS, and the southwest
quarter of southeast quarter, and the
southeast quarter OF southwest quar-
! ter, in section ., all in township -,
range II. Appraised at $500.
Terms of Sale-One-half cash on
the day of sale, and the balance due
on L months, with s per cent interest
from day OF sale with mortgage on the
! lands and two good securities. The
lands to be sold in subdivisions, ac-
cording to lew.
3. +. ONEAL, Sheriff
and ex-officio auctioneer.
! November 10, 1872.
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NEW YORK CITY POST OFF
United States Internal
Revenue.
COLLECTORS OFFICE Sd DITRICT
OF LUISIAS

Or T
SHREVEPORT Dec. ID 1872. J
Rv virture of the power vested in
me as Deputy Collector of United
States Internal Revenue, | have this
day seIzed, and VIII proceed to sell,
in compliance with law, at, Public
Auction to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door in the city of
Shreveport on Saturday the 18th
aay Of December 1872, within the
legal hours, the following described
property, tO-wit:
i plantation on Red River, known
ms the east half of east half of section
five, township Ave, rage eleven;
northeast quarter of section 6 town
shin - range IL and lot No. sec
ton 81 township Is range II, and
north half of section 81 except lots
Nol345 and 6, range IL; the west
half of southeast quarter of section 81
township range IL; the east half of
southeast quarter of section l town
shin Is range L lot No 2 of cectiOn I
township Is range IL; fraction of sec
ton II township ID range IL; a tracUof
land commencing at the Bayou line
between range II Z, at The junction
of the sections No u and / town
ship ID range Il running (9) chain to
the left bank of Red River descending
thence down the margin ofsaid river
i9) chains, (40) links thence south on
said range line (55) chains to the
place of commencing, north half sec
ton % lot . and 3of section So, lot
No 6 section SO township 16 range ii
lot 2section & west half of southwest
quarter OF section l. township IL range
II southeast quarter OF southwest
quarter and south half of southeast
quarter of southeast quartz of section
Is township l6range IL; northwest
| fractional quarter and north half o.
west half OF southwest quarter OF sec
ton township l5range'll, northwesl
quarter of section township l;
I range IL southeast quarter OF north
west quarter of section q township l;
range ii southeast querter of north
| west uuater section 3 township i
range i southwest quarter of north
west Quarter of section !, township i
range IL northwest quarter OF south
west quarter section D township /:
range IL north half OF northwes
quarter west half of east half of sec
ton 3 township 10 range II; lots Sane
9 of southeast of southwest factiona
quarter and southwest of sutheas
fractional quarter of section 81 town
ship 16 range II northeast quarter o
northwest quarter of section town
ship Is range Il; west hall OF cas-
half OF section township ID range !.
lot , section 81 township II range
containing in all 1890 siNty-five hun
dredths acres, all in the parish o
Bossier La. about % miles from the
city Of Shreveport.
The same being to satisfy Untteo
States Internal Revenue Taxes zen
alties and costs.
Assessed againts Mary B. Atkins.
Elias T. Connel Tutor.
C. L. FERGUSON,
Deputy Col. U. ;. l. X.
November 7th 1872.
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stray Sale.

z-.fraycd before the understand author
r. ify. on the 23F,i day Of November,
1872. bv 3. G. Hart, and via ba soid at
RclIcyTc. .or cash, to the highest bidder, ON
Satsrday. the lot DAY Of March, 1873 a
Nnn.e Colorcd Marc Nude, shout 10 years
OH. branded with letter j On LETT shoulder
and branded with letter n on right shoulder
CAME to his premises about l2days ago.
Appraised at %Ho.
The owner Is requested To come lorW"fu'
prove property, pay enar2eS g.
J. II LOTION. Stray Master.
November 30, 1872.