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Posioffce address CoRtyGHd State
The following circular notice from
the Postmaster General is published
for information:
Owing TO the rapid increase in the
mails and the establishment Of many
new postoffices throughout the country.
this department. finds it necessary, in
order to facilitate the distribution. and
secure a speedy transmission of the
heavy mails now passing, particularly
over the trunk lines of railroads, TO re-
quest of the public that in all cases.
that the name Of the county. as well as
the pOst"fice and State, be superscrib-
ed upon letters. circulars, newspapers
and other matter 10 be forwarded By
mail.
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Skrasg Sale.

E'strayed before tine undersigned, author
u ity, by Adam White. on the 9Th day Of
February, 1872, and viii be sold for cash on
Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1872, at
Bellevue, La, sorrel horse pony, about
years old, with white face and lef. hind foot
white.
Appraised at S35 co.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay chrages, sc
Terms of Saie-COst to be paid in green
backs; balance may be paid in Parish War
rants.
JH. LOTION, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, Feb, 10th, 1871.
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Saturday the 9th day of April

1872. the following described landed prop
erty Of defendant, tO-wit:
The west hall Of the southeast quarter
and east half Of southwest quarter and the
undivided half of the west half of southwest
quarter Of section five, township 10, range
eleven
Also. the northwest quarter of the south
east quarter. and west half of the northeast
quarter. and the northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter OF section four, town
shin 10, range IL, and the south half of
southeast quarter. and northwest quarter
of southeast quarter. and the east half Of
the northeast quarter of southwest quarter
of section thirty-Jhrea, township twenty
range eleven. All TO be sold TO satisfy a
iudgmeat lately rendered against the said
w III. Hill. for which debt there is mort
gage and vendors lien upon the above de-
scTihed lands and in fsIysr of w II. ScanlanG
for the sum of 1926 Oh with interest nj the
rate of per cent. from the 18th day of De
cemher A. u. 1870,
Terms of Sale-Cash with benefit of APP
praisenlent -
Acts of sale with revenue stamps ut the
expense Of purchaser.
b. +. 0'NEAL, Sheriff
Bellevue, La, March LIST, 1872.
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TILE NOUTH
DerOted to the MGteridt Interests of
the Southern States.

tVC DtutHCEV OJClCtSs .H.-
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Nathalie Matter From official rul-
ings of the Post Office Department. as
compiled in The Handbook for Post
masters" all matter hereinafter named
Is made subject to letter postage, aud
every violation of the. law as here Ibid
down subjects the offender to punish
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| il.
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! sender on the wrapper, ~ a book with
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TERMS:

TUE MISsolE ri EEPUELICAN-Publishe
every moruin., bv mail. one yer. Twelve
Do las. To ciu Is OF three by mai, Thirty
ioHr Dollars OF i've, ii,ty i've dollars; o. ten,
OIs Hundred Dollars; served by carrier 5
ST. Times Week, Twelve dollars Der year;
ptiG weekly 30 carriers, Twenty-Five cents
PEI week, Seven Times a Week, Fourteen
dollars per year paid weekly to carriers.
Thirty cents per week 10 Hewsde,llers three
cents per copy
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Wednesdays and Fridays, Six Dollars a
yen: three copies, Seventeen Dollars: five
copies, Tweaty seven Dollars; ten copies,
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COPIES, Five DOIlats; five copies Eight Dol
las; ten copies, Fifteen Dollars; twenty
co Iies, Twenty-Five Dollars.
Additions can be made 70 cl lbs at any
time at club rates. Ten per cent. commits
sI"n allowed 10 agents getting up clubs. In
the case of parties who obtain premiums,
this commission viii be deducted from the
amount of the premium.
Papers not sent unless paid in advance.
and invariably discontinued at the end of
the time paid for.
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Drafts, POst-oiice Orders or Registered
Letters.
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SSfag Sale.

E'straved before the undersigned on the
II 10Th day OF January, 1872. by James
Tinker, and will be sold at Bellevue. La,
for cash. 10 the highest bidder, on Saturday
the 9th day of April, 1872, certain S0R-
REL HORSE, about 10 years old, with
both hind feet white, and star in the face.
with white spot On back. Appraised at SIS.
The owner Is requested TO como forward
prove property, pay charges, &c
j. III LOTION, Stray Master
January @lst 1872.
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EHlss5er!
EWgslbeI'! ?!

We are prepared now to furnish pine
w LUMBER at our mill at fifteen dol
lars per thousand cash. Oak, heart pine
and select lumber per special CONTRACT
Corn ground every Saturday without fail.
Wanted-TwO able bodied laborers 10
whom good wages viii DC paid.
ni6ly ONLEY s. TURNER.
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PREMIUMS AND CLUB TERMS.
. - These club terms are designed 'es-
pecially for towns where there are
no local booksellers. $1,000 ~

no local booksellers. 10000 ~
Any person sending US the amount
in advance for the complete set.of the
Leather Stocking Series" 1915,
will receive gratuitously handsome
steel-engraved portrait of Fenimore
Cooper. Of size suitable for binding in
the volume Any one sending us
the amount in full fer four complete
sets Of this series (Sl5,) will receive
an extra set cautiously, each set &C
companied by the steel portrait of
Cooper. The volumes of the series
viii be mailed to each subscriber. post
paid, as rapidly as published, and the
portrait Immediately on the receipt of
the remittance.
ID APPLETON 81 Co,
Publishers,
$40 and SOL Broadway, New York.
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DAILY

For the largest list of subscribers to the
daily, fifty per cent. of the whole amount
collected viii be returned to the getter-
up of the club
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Missouri Republican.
TWentY-four Grand Premiums
PROSPECTUS FOR1S72.

TTNO induce the formation of clubs the fol
Il ing liberal scheme Of premiums has
been arranged Besides the continuance of
the pr sent extremely low club rates ana
the commission of ten per cent allowed to
the &c ter-up of the club, twenty four grand
premiums, eight for each edition, are pro
vided. the extent and value OF which are
practically unlimited, being wholly Deepen
dent on the efforts of the agent From tilty
to tittt en- Der cent. Of the whole amount OF
none, collected by the agent will be return
ed as a premium according to the following
scheme:
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stray Sale.

L stra, ed before the undersigned, author
IA ", on the 9Th Gay of February, 1872,
by Adam White, and viii he sold to the
higaes bidder, for cash, at Bellevue, La, on
Saturday, the ll-h day Of May, 1872, dark
bay Horse Mule, about 10 years old, with
no brands
Appraised at So.
The owneris requested to come forward
prove property. pay charges, sc
Terms of Sale Cash-Cost to be paid in
greenbacks balance may be paid in Parish
Warrants
J. II. LOTION, Stray Mister.
February 10th lS72
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WEEKLY.
WEEKLY.
J. or the largest list for the weekly, 50 per

The contest Cor re premiums win he de-
telInineG on the IL - o. July next. M 10
which tine all new subscriptions wifi be
cOuuted
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Misunderstanding Romances.

Misunderstanding RomanCes.
IN APPLETON & co. announce
~ that they have commenced the
publication of J. Fenimore Cooper's
Novels. in a form designed for general
popular circulation. The series will
begin with the famous Leather Stock
ing Talss," FIVE in number, which will
be Published in the following order, at
intervals of about month"; sl-
|. The Last Of the Mohicans.
IL. The Deerslayer.
III. The Pathfinder. -u.
". The Pioneers.
V. L he Prairie.
This edition of the "Leathrr-S Stock
ing Tales will be printed in handsome
octave volumes. from new stereotype
plates. Each volume superhIy and
fully illustrated with entirely new de-
signs by the distinguished artistlF. o.
e. barley, and bound in an attractive
paper cover. Price, 10 cents per vol
ume, or 1915 fer the complete SET
The series, when completed, viii make,
bouuI, An elegant library volume. for
which binding cases will be furnished
alta moderate price, -.-a a....
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SherSn'S Sale.
w. II Scanland
VS.. No. 2J05.
w II. Hill.
w II. Hill.

In the District Court Of Bossier Parish, La
NV virtue of writ of fieri facias TO
ID me directed from the Honorable the
District Court In and FOR the Parish of Bos-
Scr. stare of Louisiana, / have seized
and will sell ut public auction to the last and
highest bidder, al the Court house door IA
The town Of Bellevue, La within the legal
hours of sale, on
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SaccesSiOn Sale.
Succession Of Jos. Graham, decd

Succession Of JOS. Graham, decd.
DY vjrfre OF an oIyser o. the Honoig,,,Ia
- the Parish JHdre in aud Tor fie ia. ish
% BosSier, La. anti n wit issued he,rua.
der. viii sell nc puSiic auction. 20 The LIT
nhd hiE hest bidder az the Courf louse Goor
IN the Town of Bellevue, La, beeTeel the
hours Ga ii clock in the FORENOON AHA la
the saiernoon on
Wednesday, Oath day of April,
Instant. ilS72D, the following described lots
Of land belonging to the succession which
was required hy deceased, in his lasI viii,
10 be sold, to Wit:
Southeast quarter of southwest quarter,
and northwest quarter of southwest quarter
and southwest quarter of south west quarter
of section one, township twenty-one range
twelve, and southeast quarter of southeast
quarter, and southwest quarter 0fSoulheast
quarter and southeast quarter of north
west quarter and northeast quarter
OF southwest quarter and northwest
quarter of southwest quarter, northwest
quarter Of southwest quarter and south
west quarter Ct southwest quarter of section
Two. township twenty-one, range twelve, of
northwest Louisiana, containing 300 acres
more or less
Terms of Silicon . credit of Il months.
Tor whatever il shall bring; purchasers Civ
hIS pond Tor Price, with approved security,
aild mortgage and vendors lien upon lard
oousht' bonds bearing 5 per cent per annum
thten-st nom day of sale Act Of sale with
N'enae STAMPS at expenses of purchaser
/, April 6ih, 1872.
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During my absence, Mr. J. II. KEYSER.
~ Is my authorized attorney in fact and
Deputy Recorder
nj BIS E X. Russ, Recorder.
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The Grover & Baker Machine has been
awarded more LIST Premiums in Mississippi,
Alabama, Louisiana and Texas, during the
past three years than all other machines
combined, and its sale is greater than any
other.
General Office and salesruom, No $50
Canal street, New Orleans, Li,
Branch Olfices-Spring street, Shreve-
port, La Main street, New Iberia, La.
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oOODRI.eS
Leather-St Stocking Novels.

AodU4ISI-oVOCAIu NOVeIS-
The enduring monuments of Pani-
more Cooper are his works. While
the love of country continues to pre-
vail. his memory viii exist in the hearts
of the people. So truly patriotic and
American throughout, they should find
place in every Americans Library"
Daniel Webster.
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Grover * Bakers
HIGHEST PREMIUM
Elastic Stitch
Family Sewing Machines.
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.

PUIN 10 UF EACELLENBE.
Beauty and elasticity of stitch.
Perfection and simplicityof machinery.
Using both threads directly from the
spOOls.
No fastening of seams by hand, and no
waste OF thread
Wide range of application without change
Of adjustment
The seam retains its beauty and Ermness
after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds Of work done by
other Sewing Machines. these Machines exc
cute the most beautiful and permanent en-
brOidery and ornamental work
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TRL-wEEKLY.

For the largest list for the weekly,
81 Ver cent, will be returned.
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TN.c Notice,
will be at the following places,
[ to collect the State and Parish

r will be at the following places,
l. to collect the State and Parish
Taxes due for the year lS7i-lnd all back
taNes-and Licenses on all Trades and Pro
fessiOns for the year 1872 aud to take De
seriptive Lists of all taxable property for
1872: T..-..+N
Bellevue, April Z, y
Fillmore, 10 -
Mcrcer's Store, 70. 81
Atkins, Landing, Red River, May I
Moss Store, " 6
Graphs Store, 8
Wa Ike. & Valentines store, IL, IS
NaDce's store, -, %
Benton, June lAt
COleville,
DickSon's Y Roads, Z, s
Rocky Mount, Il, Is
Hamilton, Il, -
RED Land, IS 20
CollinsOurg, July 3 6
Bellevue, July IL, -, 70, %, -. 81, Aug. 1, ?
shall expect all tax payers to meet me
and pay theiI taxes promptly. | shall visit
yOU but once. If, then, You do not pay your
taxes, i shall at once serve you with the le-
gal notice. Pay your taxes wlrile | am in
yeItr vicinity, and save costs aud trouble
Tax PAYERS, ] mean business
al Retailers of SpiriiHous Liquors. are
subject TO a criminal prosecution, if they
Retail without first having attained a Ii.
ceuse therefor-penalty not less than one
hundred dollars, and in default of payment
imprisonment: not less than fifteen DAYS I.or
more than four months
JAS. A. HEBRON,
Tax Collector for BOSsier Parish, La
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A Weekly eight-page paper. published
in the city Of New York, by Tardrew
& Co., for 50, per annum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK W ednesday, Jan. 3. 1874
There were no public sales OF real estate az
the Exchange to-day large attendance OF brokers and
dealers city and suburban property we're present. ana
the general feeling in favor OF an active market
During the next months the market has been re-
heyed from all that would prevent investment OF
heck speculation. The total Of the city debt Is known
TO be Oo 100000 and the valuation OF the property OF
the city and county Is not Overstaed at NOOfOW so
that, with prudent expenditures In the future the pr
eut debt can be easily carried and improvements lnaue
req uired Contrary general expectation, the hOln
ers OF real estate have sold but little during the du
ness OF the past ak months, although tDey haFo
had contend with two panic one caused by the eA
posure OF the Ring Frauds and the other by the chicago
ire together with active and stringent money mar
would have been made but far from this being the
fact the records Of past four months VIII snow tha
the foreclosure sales have shown no increase ana ~ p
vate sale no large blocks Of property have been onru
at any marked decline in prices current III
the Spring. Central Park lots continue Hrul'
and choice locations command hlgh pIloess
Holders OF West Side property are dslnclnen 10 ser
except at an advance on last years prices Recently
prominent real tbroker offered to buy west 5le
lots at prices actually paid for them last year. with l
terest added at the rate Of per cent from ne OF pu
chase His offer has not been accepted in any instance
although II covered ell lots between Fifty-ninth ana
Northumberland tenth sts. 1900.
V. K Stevenson Son have sold the house and lot NO.
s2I Fifh-ave for s45 OOo size OF lot, l5llxlOo feet
VIM H. RaynOr has sold two fun lots, north side sew
entysixth-st 95 feet west Of Madisonavey Tor Ni6o
each Also one full lot, north side Seventlets no Iee
west OF EIRlth-a ave-, for 5000.
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CRIMINAL COURTS

II the nltcd States Circuit Court. YESTERDAY in
d. lsac = Lanugau charged with
~ from r 9oOace Judge Benedict rtcied tue
o. guilty." - ds,ec; 10 the Indictment
At the Jefferson Market Police Court. George
thl,y Burls td ria cha-g ~ hsvug committed
Mn, Afie OF No or West
Hsrne from Mrs MNangat = No 10
w. J.e schultz FOR reckless driving
s'rf Jyhn y egrllsua Of No. 10 AVenle q.
At the Essex Market Police C1nrt. William vii
hn snc Jane H-v committed YESTERDAY for picking The
lrt biVaf aldoCk az 40 a. East Thirteenth. John Shin
a 'or tls.ar false Belonging s'n
byssr " n stras q No 7 htAron-st
'o ssszl uol Lc FormesEv ~ Of No. II East Tentht'
Al the Iombs Police Court, YESTERDAY. Justice
hes4l III Thomas Quinn zham g. stahng his father
- Guar ou Idesiv light The veuc- Of he after No
'terff' TIE 'uIed Sal a The Pafk Hospital Thouss
hao ID, 10 Mo assaulted and robbed John
4atest fa- rp1v sge a. oT breaking moat saasau
er No ~ rt-ks' company r John Fa1sr, steslng
" e-aif Tr-r hc-fe stealing S2r pillow
tn-ogyt low VIII Iht by lslttp A. ~ g BIItI.l
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THE COURTS.
.,,pp.v COULTER TRIAL.


Aabt for the Police Justices seat III lns
1ho p,strict was resumed in the supreme NO",
SOrk'I0 80, Judge Brady. George Hopcroit pro.
YESTERDAY or1srs issued by the Police Department
sOoed 'o ~ the election in 1863 and
"a VEG r,nrsdv confirmed their correctness l"e '''
5cr@ hh' 80. 80 .r,ss-, Questioned as follows;
y W. not both Murray and Coulter Ys loii"'l''
v ~ me Police Department. TA-.,ieS A In 1853
peIs w fd Murray leave the fouCS a; tho Tots
MI, S he leayci A. He deserted uuIls III o 90 40
w Snrther testified that Mnrta! Iei1 u" US not
kehNS, Cant Wallng took bis reslkuats.ul, nO 80
So, one that resigned, but 80 V'Ie tct ~ the Nine
Hs O1 Rcn poi clerk OF the Kiln uaprison and
Vii ward testified that ne Same o. made ont
EeH,Sas tn oapvsssers sign the I et,Lh Exhihit No
RchAus - RInce the other poll cleIk 1Ht - -,
~ - returns was shown 70 nlm, anu "' N Wv
o ~ - A. was IN his handwriting VIVA. ,,t.fot N.
aN P'i stacou Inspector OF the A ~, - ~
Francis Wri testified that he kept tally VI tle
the Nineieepn rnstce his tally showed 30 votes ior
votes Oi - o. Murray aud 10 for Masterson -. 81
Co9iT' 1,ght pO CLERK 10 the same district S S,in
W ID. - he returns looked like his hahd"ri'Ans'
mi ne would not swear 10 IT, ...Aaa that he received
james Va e who was poll clerk on the hlkh VI
nom Josel NJ ~ XXVfIIth District Of the Nineteehtn
te eeCt.Or oandum which stated the result 70 Oe %
Nar9, . and "a for Coulter the handwriting was
Kelys rorr recognized the handwriting as me- OWL
'Stg shown the returns, ne SAID that " ,so The
on pelhn Sot that district but did not RECOGNIZE S
SsDawrltinS as his own, although Ii io0Ao~
hEe & N Clark son Of previous witness, was 6ese
JAM =. ,bsf district. and signed the return 10
vssseI ~ ty the counsel when witness state e,n
SN,ii1Ilv that the signatures AINeu 10 '"'m WV ~
ms. Adjourned until 70 TINS morning.