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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr korA ed Aafirosaa
acc I'll pigs Aste q ptEE $50
hr, Co., -Oi1 lAt ii9a lD5 unr1 bha kggs
700 Msal 800 bBs Besas s2I Oh FTT $40 bnli
H.s l-5 blsl. WHEAT 10000 bash Cora Il $40 nsa
GOO htl Re So ba Malt le0 bags a. seel i47 hsfs Fal
's5 h.-, u s-A h1rs ll bales 4ass LIB hhls Rsu
sf2 s0ulu Iafreutle IS b5b Tar fgJ sees rttrr m
pigs ssrn 80 pre- laos 10 Fsrt. e-i Pkg. sts
-l3 LAM 4j4l page .lfrs- ff@a PAGE Chss 5GZ bag
Irus JIG pssG Ef 100 pLss starch as Iobsuoo
pksS lO@ccs. liL sa4ss v OsL Gal III aAiakI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28


Gold was without special interest to-day, some
further sales carrying down the price from ll5f TO
u5s The chief transactions were at u5s0 ll5f and
II was shrewdly suspected that the pnce was let
down from 1l5 S116 70 1153 to-day in order that the
clique M ght get the Treasury Sl,5OOOOO, and pos
sbe 500 900 additional tomorrow at low rates Lon
don advices were favorable. and cOnsols and United
State securities were about yesterday, exercising
No influence upon gold Loans cost for carrying 3,
2t g. and per cent. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out S9000 in called Five-Twenty bonds and $4,000
in coin interest on the public debt The days business
at tae Cold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared. S43.Gis.0O0; gold balances, Sl,5O6,22l;
currency balances, Sl,sS4G4s. The quotations
were a. follows:
lo.oo..l15ls ;sO.l15ls 1:OO..l15a 2:3o ll5Ss
Hoo. .Il5is l280....1lJla goo Lbs
The days business at the L. S. Sub-Treasury was ;
3s rsosig, - $500 s2f 40 Currency bsane 81 81 1898 70
Gst g-ynsr .. Os3 s. Customs s40,JVO %
Goit lal1nes......s9 .ssll 20 Cs1eeis1 gold Ca
Cz-re1eF roaDs SZ4 l64 80 % szhtoa l,s17OOO
CarearJ aaTu's. 4s7OZO 20
Foreign exchange was frmer in tone but rates
were nominal and unchanged at the following quo
atSOnH:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
WOOL MAREyT

Bosros Aug 27woo-rhe market for domestic so continues
lu The readily oo-nf ,of 81 -sa
st. Mauuac purchaser and ere tore N The market
tates sales hyt beet u&ie % hEta nj
PelusglvluIl IJ0JI- Ahc1l 10 $50
a. "a Weston P-e-- APE ofT % a q ay Oh grades
Coning ani DNare Pieces d-n1n4 tnd th iot sa- are
5-e n California Wool
TOE 25c. 20 Joe q sprnz ClD o quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

s,u.vv AR g7-Nbeat-Ths mani 10 Asl saies o. Anhsf
So. n II GZ1sl 81 Do. Is ne al-f "a l ~ W
a =. ~ % Ne l.a-t s2a1Jc tls lll .sei- ~ Ia
fsa6J. UsreT-hs t1bz BCsf AAil-Don-Aa "@fe Ns-4su
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
BONDS AT BARGAIN.
MoNrCLAIK RAILWAY BoNns
guaranteed by the Midland Railway Tor sals 81 %
JAMESON. SMITH & CoruSG. IA Broad-st.

REAL Estate MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon OF
Registered. interest per cent guaranteed Dy the
" sale a. tle Oilee of the Company, No 10 SedAI-
St. y. :. JONATHAN EDWARDS President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
5avlurs DdnHs
Eoaa Omfes.

4 MEXICAN OFFICE-735.-Utmo value
N LOANED Diamonds Wst-hs JererJ, Slver~ars. tsda
shasta Lacss. yasab.es vii s.tabi she'd 1874
J. ~ BARkiNOsR, 7;ij Diosdvar.
MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches.
VA Jeweirr. 80 vrrsarr. Thr hourht
GE0 q ALa8N. 81 BrsadE1y, Gear P'uf'eeHis--i
NO. 1,l9t BROADWAY, az II. b. MEL
~ WILLIS Cora Sad Jeusry DABoas Nsiel- Jss
cry he takel MONEY l4Vaae~ required No
l.lgl BroHcEay near Fscrsv@ig.tAst
NO. 1867 BROADWAY. over Herald Branch,
~ Room BPars Far Ladcs
lOsnsd d!anOsas sssiry. A. Sane I'd n
LISDO BROs
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Cpioeno Sorlres.


seoEr1tRrs OrycE CnicAao. Apg IS ls7a :
NOTICE To SIOCkHOLDEEsS.-- Notice Is
~ h-r,y ven 8 he stocthotisrs Aau Rtlrod
C5npany ths CASH DIVIDEND ei ftYE PHR CENT hiss tbs tsy
uful ts Pre- 5 tn 0euaf of this rpauf
81 earinT To
d H. Clmuauf's izuntl Mcr NJ X lksUP Co., ig laenY
A. " 5h dsf II ,epiens hoes Ehn e
Iexcl saeA te css o llans houIs inc ~ iY Of AZ
g4si ~ she fs lrnslsf Bot 81 be- oosft tal ofeisa
- W. n LALRAgEs. sssssssI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
EIIsrglIaukCus.

ALL SKIN DISEASES, OLD ULCERS,
~ Euptons fses bod ion poiuui es.s
b. Dr. FULLER. 0Gs No 81 GvsaSoas 81, nsaE Fraakis
GTA1iMERING.-NeW StammerinR In
- situate lO7 xenty shrd-sl. ro2oad Az ~ ay
board OF our services until cursi send Tor Crcuar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
THE MARKETS.
TcsrefuIir r-Dsrsa ,ar rus rursuSEl

fCsrefsllv Dr rus THfBushf
WEDHnsDAr Ang n. 1873
ARHkS-rhe IL Pots q
T. johhuc defnau3s a 2h
COrT0s-Tbsre d-nsnd for Cotton on ia
poi Ordinary advanced % nensuiur grades OF UpAn
nnchsnge other grades and g0wth advase isae We quote as
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

Forwar deliveries w si, with dezssd; sales iOiOv ali
sssis Il Low MidfiuEs
sset AT even NJ alter 100 10 IS Zoe sepien-
her 100 lSl2. before 1Oth 100 y l-SSe vOO
i 5l6r September 300 lsAr Oetoh-f 800 lI's tossef
November 100 l7 l,6OO hAeS Szles toFay NJ 70
n: August. 100 Doe. 200 70 1870 100 1870 Sl0
10 l5l8e 500 Ig7as Is lee 1900 - 3l32c 800
poe sepssmber LOO lS 200 - y Jog is, n9 3ae
Il jl6G 800 II 1-32e; 1900, ls Oeo6-I 600 ~ ~
100 IL 25-32c COO II 1915 November, 2OD lI Deem
her 500 I7sc Total 800 total l3,OOO bales
COAIThe Delaware LaeAwAHnA AMI Mesn Hal sAE tenean
sold dsv he regular onthT gOO 900 Scranton Coal
b sesp Of hurers large the bidding hrsk pnoes
an grades compared the saies 5i @
hghes, obtained
Fitb If Inc lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

nIRECT LINE TO HAVANA,
~ PEOGKE2O AND NRlA CRUZ
EEW-YORK AMI MEXICAN NAIL STEAMSHIP LINK
LsATng PER s. North R1-s 90 D. IA. EFEkl Ihui3DA1
CITY o. HAVANA lEsTana oul-... August X
CLEOPATRA haTarl via hassa- -.-enfruner
CUBA HaTrn1 a-i Nerc0 NfffeHhrr y
CITY or MBEILA tllagfna ,sepraBcr IL
ForlIeiglt o 0Sssare- aDplf % - r-. . .,,., ,, 60,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

A NCHOR LINE. - EXPRESS STEAMERS
n sal from Per 20 MORT River. Nes YORK
80 AUST "a .haarfaV scos
sinezar OIL EPlA.- elaear. sega 10
PisseuEers i5rEare lou tlT a ~ nSata
Great Butan lTein GERMANY sFseB DeasrE % Aaeue&
caaa4r rlclsy 3I-f hse
TIcLets bought
~ -TF''-- - Wv EgNDRRSON BROrHERS. Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
lOp ST. VHON aod RRAIl

EOR ST. THOMAS ord Brazil.
a. RATES OF FREIGHT ErDUCED -
UNITED STATES ari BRAZIL sfLAn lHls COMPANY.
Regular Mas Ste.u-15 saline on the 81 o. eseT month
ONTARIO Caps u 3oog4a- eeDelr1 -
MERRtMACA Cant W.F October p
SOUTH ANEllCA. Can't TIIkie1llrh N0r'Thrf y
Tnes srlsu1 tea1cs rhsu.ss
Pan Parnanuco E and o Jsuso ADD retHr1ng zoe
engagement o. ntignt psss1Ze apply 70
n. 3 EAERI.lN AEnaL - D DlNls .-gfnen. Nee Iore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

Foreign exchange was frmer in tone, but rates
were nominal and unchanged at the following quo
tatXOus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
The following were the quotations for city bank

In railroad bonds there was q small business, and
prices were wen maintained. The following were
the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

COPFab quci AID he onT tTanact0n Fe have 70 noI 49,
has RIO per Cc-szsn SeWOezns private terms quoted
~ G22lse. gold -
FtOUn AND NBAI-rhs demand c FOur aouve, espe
ar Goo supsBe shrung RTr.s; FtncT MHnrsoa es-
pients arner Good No afm ana
r inaRd fairly shppns bfaAlA
tun; Medium spung wheat lrdn ~
au ana FsncJ AnnesotAs Are strong sales OF I'oVV jus
" nnn-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

Jay COOKE & Co., No. 20 wall-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
Ocean Steamers
ON IRELAND.

DRAFTS ON IRELAND.
II TAPsGOrrs ElIiG RAriOS FORgIGN ENCuAHGH
OFFICE ouhst-Dr1ts. FROM available all
OF r4. Ireland passage oEet sAsi2 asa s-.
n DaeEe1s issHei a % rases b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28
THE MONEY MARKET.

AUUTsI
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRSr CALL 1ot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sdlcs Of GOce~aHteHf Bonds -
OO0g $40 Co. 6sc1olI7 $500 5000. 67cbc-llS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

MOTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
= COhPANl
POR SOUTH aPTOY AND BREMEN
HAA.Os stt j. ulliac-. sat On " Sd
HEsDAI. Au-l Z7. o. Gs.a Bcz~u fes o1 lsi - hs
ss.n.ass D.o4S,HLASD C.s. ". Latsrr, o. SATURDAY.
g.-rs nv p,rgtCE ~ LONDON HAvRk And sRKMKx
parlBLE G0-D. s-clsALl-T N c0EtHsci.i
Forirrs.bt ~ a-ulyt OELRlJhS AzrstL
Boslss-xre-&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-28

SECOND Board P. Il.
C1lss Of STATE BondsR Railroad BOnGs-BGn and Raj.
rOqd-ErBrcSS Stocks. &c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-05

3 A DUBUQUE girl, Miss Mclaughlin
by name, who works hard for living.
had a casual acquaintance with a fell
low named Smith. Smith rushed into
her presence one day. and swore he
would shoot himself II he didn't raise
some money that day-that he was
hard up. out of work. desperate. etc.
Sherlock pity on him and loaned him
$36-an the money she had--and told
him be could pay It back when he got
something to do. He finally got sit
ustlon. but didn't repay the loan. and
abused his sympathetic friend scanda-
lou,ly whenever she dunned him. She
sued him. but only succeeded In recov-
ering part Of it, and so last week she
bought n good horsewhip, called on
Mr.. Smith, and gave him as good n
thrashing as man ever got. Correct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-05
THE MURDERER OF THE PERIOD

THE MURDERER OF THE PERIOD
Yea shot him What Of It: You make great
About ,msIl matter. I think.
Tho sye nlshlng fre and the clnud on the brow
Threatcn vengeance; but why should shrink !!
Yon public that RACES, you Journals that rave,
When dogs day erdr quickly. like this;
Pray paye your sharp words for some business
~ Don't waste your hot breath in a hiss!
!. i vas mad when shot him--a minute Of two !;
W was o ;Ss sssS
~ Blame the mill when the fates turn tho crank
20 Tue, knew it was eomng-thss madness
II met him he surely would die;
d %, lss, Hell miss its prey, the good pistol was
S., Twas tse frenzy that bought it, notI.
Bot What, sftsr all. 10 tho bother abouts
"A nanlor . dog. say-is dead.
Ia dog or q man worth this tumult and rout:
How much are they worth by the head!
In the struggle for lie, 90 the sages will say,
= One msn hnFgcne down-fhat IA all;
Bat tbs always the fttest survive the af'ray-
The weakest get pushed to the wall
Here mas .ifs, protoplasm, elk quarters or 90;
y Wow Ills desd protoplasm-whatr moro
NO f0rco mas Oceu lOet, as tne Sueuir'e "H
show; aEy 4 2H .
The word is as rich as before.
All the atoms are here. all the builders are here,
And better work waits them, no doubt.
You rsalots who camor for vengeance severe,
Do you know what you're talking about:
Pray. what have done. There are forces that
Aud tissues tha. waste in the brain;
Some seetous ferment walked the passion TO
Twas the same. very likely with Cain.
VIII you ny In the face Of king om OF laws!
7 Do you call secretion eins
Is the s,eel when 1t rusts, or the snow when 1t
thaws,
- Aeriminal. too OF my kin. '...
Do ssshink you, good people! Hear reason at
last.
The vengeance you ask for Is vain;
You aro haunted BY ghosts Of day that Is past,
Mere aims Of fitnous brain. .
Guilt, crime, obliga,ion-such words are out.
Mt.s"t worn:
" On the car Of true science they jar;
And ,ou surely can't know, in your anger and
80 scorn.
. How un.eisntine you are:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-05

q, The, following Is the account Of a
little trouble In Louisville, as given
by police officer: - Far Is knows,
your Honor. they be VERY good young
men. On Sunday morning they start
ed to take their classes at Sunday
school. which thinks be VERY good
for them !; but they fell In with a West
Ender. That's what beat 'em, aud
they didn't go to school. They raised
q, row. may il please the Court, and
Mr.. Green he stuck his thumb into
Mr.. Nobb's mouth, and that thumb
hasn't never been seen since. That's
all know about It."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-05

A CHICAGO gentleman having grown
wealthy suddenly. instead OF appeal
Ing to that fount of knowledge. the
New York Ledger, wrote TO a Local
newspaper, aud inquired the best way
OF obtaining an entrance into the best
families In the city, high-toned houses,
society. and all that" The reply was
to 20 la the front door, or, II no dis
play was desired. 90 down the. coal.
hole In the sidewalk in the cellar. and
then up into the parlor. or go down
the scuttle in the roof, just as he felt
Inclined" u.......- .n,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-05

A New HAMrsHlRE clergyman tried
to kill himself last week. His reason
for so doing was that he had been re-
fused by thee young women In rapid
succession. This Is very sad case !;
but sad a 1t h. we know few married
men who wish they had been as unsuc-
cessful in their wooing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-05

A NAN inst Louis has been guilty
of one Of the most utterly reckless acts
on record. He has deiiantly thrown
temptation In the way of his heirs BY
inslrirg his. life for $40O, 900. sHg s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-05
DIVORCES

4 BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBJ
n -tained In different States. Legal every
where. Desertion. ge1eral misconduct, etc.,
sufieient cause. No publicity required. No
charge until divorce granted. Advice free. Call
JOHN ]. FULTON,
10 g.a-rlg Counsellor At Law.
No. $50 Broadway, New York city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-05
sTocKHotDERs' MEETING.

JUSTICE MINING coNPANY-LoCATIoS
81 Of works. Storey county. state oi Sevada;-
yotico-Ths Second Annual Meeting OF the
S,ocf fholders of the shove named Company, for
the purpose Of electing Trustees TO serve for the
snsuinS- year. viii be held on MONDAY, the
iTth dsy Or February. 1878. at O'clock r. r.. al
their otdee, No, al CAlhornis street: san ftan
cisco. Cahfornia. Transfer books viii be closed
from 4 o'clock ?. y. on "Wednesday, the i2th
instant, until after the meeting.
EEI75 ; r. wEGENER, Secretary.
San FrAnci4co EahIuary l.lS13. -fe3 I'd u
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-17
LATEST TELEGRA1IS.

The storm of day before yesterday
between Cheyenne and Omaha was
nothing less than tornado. The
story goes that COW was lifted into
the air by the force Of the wind and
blown clear across the Platte river
From TIE following account. how
ever, We reckon it 'vasn't much more
than an ordinary Washoe zephyr:
NORTH PLATTE. April I6.-On
sunday morning at 10 o'clock 4
sce gale sprang up from the
,hei.st. The velocity of the wind
was about ninety miles per hour. in
creasIng until Tuesday afternoon.
On Monday night the storm had
reached tie velocity OF one hundred
aud thirty miles per hour, can ing
great destruction TO fences, houses,
etc. The rcOf was lifted from
freight car standing on the side track
a.lI carried away The destruction
to houses in its path was fearful
Twenty six hundred square feet of
shop here. A piece twenty feet
square was carried eight hundred
feet from the building. lie SAND IN
many places was drifted three feet
deep. The storm was accompanied
by occasional snow squalls, the
weather being bitter cold. The
storm is now ahating.
SACRAMENTo. April 16.-About a
week ago a man called at the County
Jail to see Mortimer. He was not
allowed to see him, but came again |
last Saturday with one of Mortimer 5 |
counsel. The iailer let him see
Mortimer. but having his suspicious
aroused, he would not let them con- |
verse. At an early hour this morn
ing the man got over into the Jail
yard bY means of ladder and rang
the bell leading from the outside
gate, and hid himself around the
corner of the building, and wait.
ed for the jailer to come out and
pass him on the way towards
the gate. The jailer came ont
with pistol in hand. and shot the
man in the right breast. He fired
again, taking effect in the mouth.
The man ran into the Jail and fell
dead at Mortimer's cell. He had q
bunch of keys in his pocket with
tag marked " Flynn" Mortimer
has the same name in India ing on
his arm. and from peraonal resem-
blance it is supposec he is Motimers
brother.
SAN Francisco, April 16-There
is o sensational report in the city
a Miss Collins who re-
Gently went into a trance condition,
when red spots appeared on her
feet and hands, from which blood
flowed. The bleeding IS said to have
ceased, but the spots remain. Mem
bers of the Catholic clergy are re-
ported to have witnessed the strange
occurrence. and it is received as a
representation of the cru
cifixion. Miss Collins lives on Pine
street.
The body Of another unknown
man was fonnd in the bay last night
near Bay View.
r. NJ. TAYLOR, an embalmer. has
addressed letter to Gen. Schofield, {
asking permission to embalm the
bodies of Captain Jack. John Schon- 4
schin, Boston Charley and Hooka
Jim. TAYLOR does not offer to assist
IN capturing the subjects upon
whom he desires to experiment.
It is feared that joaquin Buislav.
he yonng gymnast. who was so
badly bitten by dog . few days
since. will die from the effects of his
injuries. |
The case of Ropart WAS called
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-17
Or. |. A. HERRiCK,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

oFF1eI-In the County Brildines, Carson
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-17

again :his morning at II o'clock. and
is still under argument by Harrison
of counsel for prisoner. 1t is be-
lieved that at the conclusion Of the
argument the Court will take the
matter under advisement.
Gold in New York, 117s<.
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NUMBER 42-
SNERIFF2s SALE.
T w Abney, almr., for use, &C.,

" Apiicg dliIiE-, lOF use, &c,
s Hewitt.
In the District Coart of Bossier par
ish, la.
py virtue 2f q writ of seizure and
u sale to me directed from the
Honorable the IStlrD District Court in
and for the parish Of Bossier, State of
Louisiana, I have seized and will
proceed - sell at public auction to
the last end highest bidder, at the
Court house door, in the town of
Bellevue, La, within the legal hours
of sale, on
Saturday, February Ist, 1878,
all OF the following described lands
situatewest Of the range line dividing
range ten and eleven, tO-wit:
The southwest quarter of the south
west quarter Of section nineteen and
west half oftha northwest quarter of
section thirty; southeast quarter of
northwest quarter and southwest
quarter Of northwest quarter and
northwest quarter of southwest quar-
ter Of section nineteen, all in town
ship eighteen ofrange ten, containing
240 acres.
Alsa EUrsk h@lfo northwest quarter. east
half Ct south BALI OF southwest quarter,
section nineteen, township eighteen, range
ten, containing l20acrcs, mere or less
Also, northeast q latter oI southeast quar-
ter a section -, township Is. range l. CON
tanning 90 acres, more or less.
AlSu northeast quarter Of section -, same
township and rIAgc, containing 100 acres,
aud containing IN uii $50 acres, more or less
Said lands seized aud ordered to be sold to
pay and satiriy thc debt due bv defendant
}. $. Hewitt, 10 the plaintiff, T w Abney,
administrations, for use, Sc-. Cor the sum of
80 l1I eight hundred and forty dollars,
with iutcrrS. and cost
Terms ul Stle-CaSh
Act 81 sale, &c, nj expense of purchaser
December 18th, 49,
b. +. ONEAL, Sheriff.
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&EF.EE NaEP.

FIstra, cd before tie undersigned, acthar.
II ", OF the ord GAY ut November
1872, by i. {. Hart, and VIII he sold fo the
highest bidder, fer cash, az Bellevue. In, on
saturday, the l>t day ut March, 1873, a
Dark Bay Horse Mule, about q years oil and
branded with letter X OF left shoulder -
Came TO his premises about T. days ago.
Appraised at 500.
The owugris requested t. come forward,
prove property. pay charges. &c.
}. n. LOTION, Stray Master
November Both. 1872.
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PUEEEC SALES.
SUCCESSION Sale.

81 CCESSLOE SALE.
Srcc-ssion o. Charles P. KEighIon. deed
Dy virtue OF an order of the Hon.
u Parish Judge Of Bossier parish,
Louisiana, and 4 writ issued there
under, / viii sell at public 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
Weluas lay, January 18th, 1873,
the iJiiOW.sE described lands belong
ing to SAID succession, tO-wit:
East half of southeast quarter, sec
ton 56, township Il, FaIITe Il: north
h3lS southwest quarter OF section 81,
township p, raGge IL; south half Of
northeast quarter of section one,
township twenty, twcIve;north
east quarter OF northeast quarter of
section Il, township 2),rangel2;north
half ofsoutHwcst quarter and north
west quarter of southeast quarter of
section one, township twenty, range
twelve; southeast quarter of south
west quarter OF section 81 thwnship
p, range II; north half northeast
quarter and northwest quarter O
s3uthe1s. quarter of section SO, town.
ship Z, range l.; northwest quarter
Of section o, township 20, range IL;
north half Of northeast quarter of
section !, township 20, range y;
northwest quarter Of southeast quar-
ter and south half ofsoutheast quar-
ter Of section y, township n, range
70; northwest quarter Of southeast
quarter and southwest Quarter of
northeast quarter OF section 8, town
ship -, range II; south half of north
east.gUarjer Of section a6, township
y, range y; containing in all one
thousand and eighty acres, more or
less.
Terms Of SaIc-On a credit of II
months for whatever ii may bring.
Act Of sale with revenue stamps at
expense of purchaser.
j. +. OEEAL, Sheriff
and eX-olficiO auctioneeer.
December 2S, 1872. 3ts