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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-06
BY Cook l. Laughtou, Auctioneers,
corner Governor aud Franklin streets.

PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY At AUG
l. TION.-under The provisions of deed In trust
executed by W. G. +. Fyser dated me lst OF July,
1871 10 mo rs trustee, to secure TO 7. B. Starke
now deceased, the sum OF twenty-dv hundred dol
lars with Interest ut the rate OF twelve per cent per
ITatrixI will sell at public auction, on the premi-
ses, No l0l1 Main street, opposite The pos;-otice
in city OF Richmond, nj the hour Of O'Clock a:
H.. on TUESDAY, 7th day OF October, 1s73, all
the -
STOCK
mentioned In said deed now In said gallery, upon the
following terms-to wit For cash Is TO expenses OF
sale execution OF deeds and al unpaid Interest up
10 day OF sale, amounting TO about seven hundred
and hfty dollars tS750l and on credit ul me Isl
OF July 1874 for the balance, principal and inter,
est: and the remainder on such terms rs The said
fi"'''t '''"' r. II. STARKE, Trustee.
ronv 4 r ,r-cItToS Auctioneers. Sc 27
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BY Cook 6 Laughton. Aucdoneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
TNECUTOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
II URSITURE FARMING UTENSILS,
WAGONS. &C.. AT AUCTI0N-On MONDAY
the 9th instant at o'clock, we will sell for the
executor OF DR.. +. H. Deanc. deceased, at the farm
now occupied by Mr.. ID. j. Carr, ON the Meadow
bridge road about half mile beyond the city limits,
4 general assortment Of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FIRNlTtRE.
embracing the usual variety OF wel-kcpt articles.
ALSO.
WAGONS, Harness, PLOUGHS,
KIRBY REAPER.
A number of FARMING and GARDENING
UTENSILS.
together with such other articles as are usually
COOK & LAUGHTOS,
nc 2 AuctlonecrS.
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TIRST-CLAsS RESIDENCE, OPPO- IL.
f. SITE TIE GOEEkNORS MANSION. ILL
FOR SALE OR RENT.-The residence located lis
above now and for several years past occupied 10y
I,,drr Pnlcr Duld is for sale rent. with posses
SION If once This property IS 50 well known mat 4
minute description is deemed unnecessary. IL mas
amDlcaccomnudaticnS OF every Kind tincIuaili2 stt
lie and carriagc-houScl for large family. bui!t III
the best manner. with dressed granite basement.
marble steps. marble mantcs, mahogany doors, &c.
The owner would prefer TO sell; ana "ou9 HIM si'c
careful tenant. Applyt 10 SUD-, IL.
DC i-3t fcll .-stttc tEtIIt.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY. AT a ", NE ND,
L,,,Isnme STIICOED DWELLING. aud l.oI
sixty feet front, the north side of Grace street
between Twenly-hrst and Twcnty-second StTeietS
TaVIor. The dwelling contains ten large rooms
besides halls. and has kitchen adjoining OF ionr
rooms gas and water and Is designed 10 aeco!h'io-
'''o i''' e. w. B. ROBINS.
aa1ot 1ON5 Bank street.
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FARFNEINTELEIGESGE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER /, 1873

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 6, 1873.
sun rises. GA Moon sets.......... 5.04
SIN sets. ........ SAG High tide. ....... 3.5l
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY w. GOddln,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
,or,o, nf EIoynpfh md Rank streets,

BY w. Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank Streets
TOMMISSIO SALE OF TEN LOTS
CJN LEWIS'S PLAN, ROCKETS, ON BOTH
SIDES OF CENTRE STREET.-As commissioner
of the County Court of Iienrco, appointed by de-
entered on the 1ah OF JIiy 5a II .nG ss on
thereof proceed to sell ut auction, on the premises
sATRDaY ah Of oct9ser ISIS, ~ g 1a a
81 o. o. and a. fronting together 1si feet on the
north side of Centre street, running BACK t Lao t En
aIso FOiTR LOrS, Nos 10, II, IL, and Ia. fronting
together I23 feet the south side OF Centre street,
TRIMS: Liberal, and made known at the hour OF
SALE CHARLES ,. CoN
POSTPONE3TI3NT.
By reason of the rain the foregoing sale ~ post
poned till FRIDAY AFTERNOON the ioth IN
stnnt, at O'Clock. {. ). CONFEhSE,
Oc 6-M,W&F commissioner.
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Tho Trade I'm Texas Cattle.

Some valuable statistics Of the rapid IN
crease of the Texas cattle trade, wh'ch Is
now the leading interest of Kansas, ana re-
ouires the investment Of more money tia'
any other single undertaking IN the s'".e,
gro given in a recent issue OF inc ha''s"S
CITY (MissourD Jomnol. 1t says: .,,,,s
DIT has called into existence IL halsS ;
CITY a cattle market unsurpassed III Hl'shi e
fnde and Importance by any other III Tue
Tinted states. and packing business greater
than any other single city in the "oi,u. \.
brings annually TO the western ooluei al
army of Texans. and calls hithcr s'ockli'ci,
from all parts of the country. IL mas ciu s's''
the rapid development of sele'si atse low ns
on the frontier. to which it gives an extent
Of business ard prosperity never before en-
;ovcd bv frontier towns. Still 1t islncre;eslnS'
and thc drive for 1878. which Is now nearly
iii in. is found to be larger tran tnat OF an!
preceding year. We have taken some pans
10 collect the statistics of this years drive,
and find that it VIII not fall far below
100000 head. il, indeed, it docs not reach
somewhat beyond that enormous inquire.
William NJ. Cox, Esq, livestock agcn! OF
the Kansas Pacific railway. has been lht'-
matelv connected with the Interests TINS sea
SOD. aud has obtained reliable statistics from
time 10 time from different pcintS--aIi p"'ii's
affected 10y the drive. On the 2otl Oh July
his statistics showed the following:
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BY T. L. Crouch & CO., Auctioncers,
No. l0l6 Main street

DRICK AND FRAME TENEMENTS
d FOR SALE AT AUCTION, TO BE re-
MOVED IN FIFTEEN DAYS FROA i h IL "a ~,
sell at auction, OH the premises. THURSDAY IN, ne
9th OF October S73, at O'Clock T. NJ, inc oh lrt
fnps RECENTLY condo ued for'the opeulng Oh flIse
street from Jackson Duval street, the same 70 DC
removed. u 1,oY-cU 70 s.
- eli 0 Auctioneers
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TOR SALE, a FINE FARM on Upper
II james river. sixty miles from Richmond. con
tanning l,lS7 ACRES, $50 being low-rr"und !:
balance fine high land well wooded. This farm
can be cut up into compact lots by giving 20 ACRES
r. 10 acres viii be sold with the mansioI-housc.
Apply 10 FEh MIN :, i,,sn 49,,
oc lot lOl3 1liln slrcct lup stIIIsl.
DOR SALE PRIVATELY, SEN ERAL
Il LOTS on Decatur ana Madison streets 1T -
pcr front foot: also, number OF small HOUSES III
MARKS addition, now renting 10 good tenants
Terms liberal. Apply TO
MOODY i ROYALL.
Real Estate Agents.
office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets.
cola Manchester. Va.
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By Redwood & Crenshaw. Auctioneers'
No. 1929 Main street.
BY W. y. Radcliffe, Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

WILL OFFER AT AUCTION on MON
4 DAY. 9th instant, commencing al Mil-p'iss
10 O'Clock A. NJ, Il large and weli-lssorted stoeh Vi
GROCERIES, &C:
W 70 S ~ W r. RADCLIFFE. :
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- = "
rooms Fronting on Governor and franklin
streets doth houses forming an l., am NOW better
prepared TO furnish all kinds of high and low
priced
FURNlT L RE.
Having established
ATTRESS ACT y r
in connection with my business can supply MAI.
TRtSSES IN large and small quantities. l-lbcrai
discount on furniture and mattresses T. thc trade
and cisll customers. AtlHLR l,SoNEl,
DC . Wureroolils. Governor and Franklin streets.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 4.-Virglnia consols, Ash
West Virginia's, 8. Bid to-day.
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BY w. GOduin,
Auc,ioncer and Real Estate Agent
oorncr of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
y VALUABLE REAL ESThTE y T I'LL GU ,lI-,r
EtpW or lj5 Gl4-lOOO ACRES IN HENRlCO
i,oT%TS. EAST OF THE BROOK TURNPIKE,
TlIREE MILES NORTH OF RlCHNOND.-By
Iire of a decree of the Chancery Court VI the clS
If Richmond entered on the 9th June, 1873: In
commissioners proceed 10 sell at public auction, on
the premises. in the ORDER men Toned. on MONDAY
The 9Th Of October S73 at a O'clock +: NJ, inc
following valuable REAL ESTATE-viZ:
l,etween Marshall and Clay streets (forlnerly and
n. fronting AZ feet running back 100 feet, win
AN excellent brick tenement thereon, containing
about seven rooms, besides kitchen, sc.
2. That BEAUTIFUL LOT on the south side Of
Clay street between Adams street and Brook ave-
nue. fronting 90 feet. running back 80 feet TO an
alley, having thereon two excellent brick dwellings,
one containing eleven rooms anu the otler seven
rooms. besides the usual Out-buldEgS. This lOt
will lie subdividcd into four smaller parcels OF ~
feet each.
s. VACANT LOT on the south side of Catha-
rine street between Smith and Henry strsets. 'front.'
ing "a feet. running back 90 feet 10 an alley.
And on the following day-viZ.: IUESDAl tne
i. ". that excellent FARM in the county OF Hen
rico on the old Stage road, about three miles norm
of Richmond formerly owned by the Eelrs OF iuc
late Edmund R.dd) adjoinlg the lands OF 'r.
survey 1GJ G14-1O00 ACRES, OF whlcn apoui
half is open land, and the balance In WOOD ana
timber ON this land there are several ra';ble zee
houses supplied from nevcr-fuillng ponas: anu le
in other respects consist OF COM
forfablc DIV ELLING and the usual out-bulldngS.
This farm is beautifully located, and i'll an excel
lent nciShbyrho0d. .,.
Terms: Uuc-iuurth cash balance at six. twelve,
added. and title retained til all ri the purchase mo-
npr /, fiIliy paid.
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' EDWARD Y. CANNON.
CHARLES r. WILLIAMS.
On o. aod artinr Commissioners.

P.S.-After the above sale OF the farm in Hen
rico county, say ut ) O'Clock T. NJ, will be sold ~
Mr. James PlciSanlS, the acting trustee. the COT
TAGk FARM of six acres, on the old ROAD, Tor
merry owned by Mr. l.. ". Rose. adjoining the cot
tagc of Mrs. Stali>bcrry. The house contains SIX
rooms There are the usual olt-buildings. u good
we'll an excellent orchard. &c. Also. the LOT
of o.; acres the Brook turnpike, bounced on
one side by that OF Mr.. Scllaap and on the other ny
1at Of Mrs Stalsbcrry. This Is Il beautiful lot and
will if desired be- divided into four smaller lots
TERMS: At sale. W. GODDlN.
a. Q AlictiunCcr.
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FURNITURE. &c.

HAVING ENLARGED AND M @
IL PROVED my wareroOm, am selling kSS
FURNITURE at reduced priccs-Chanberl IT
Suits from S22 TO 500; parlor Suits from $50 To
$500 MATTRESSES OF every description Of my
own manufacture. Upholstcring and furniture re-.
paired: chairs cane-seatcd. All goods delivered
free in the city. Call and see me-
J. F.. BRAGG.
oc IAN oOl. corner Second and Broad streets.
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BRICK HOUSE AND BARN,

the FARM OIL which | now reside. containing
ONE HUNDRED AND Fly + ACRES IN S"oA
stat. OF cultivation. upon which area
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DCBLIC SALE.-fiaSing determined -
L quit farminS will o.!cr ~ public sale ~
WEDNESDAY, ,TH DAY or OCTOBER,
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SHERIFFs SALE.

. Succession Of Z9iJ ! IN Bessier
Rob,tt n Henry gFy, decd E !, c CstE 5!
Spencer Napoleon, etalt Bond. sEU
In Parish Court Bossier Parish, La.
virtue of a writ, fl ia issued in
ID the above entitled suit, and to
me directed, / have seized thereun-
der, and will proceed to sell, at public
auction, tothe last and highest bid
der, at the Court House door in the
town Of Bellevue, La, on
Saturday, 1st day of March.
1878, within the legal hours of sale,
the following described property,
to-wit: ~, u..r- E,. .ro44r
ONE BALE OF COTTON.
Terms of SaleLCash without ben
eft of appraisemeRt.rfi u- Egr ag
B. f. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, Ia, Feb Ii, 1873. ids
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THE NEW YORK OBSERVER
has passed through the ordeal,
and starts out anew on the second
fifty wears with a large list OF read
ers and more numerous than ever.
Such a steady course OF prosper
ity is unexampled, and inspires
confidence. We heartily rejoice
in the great success of paper
which has always advocated those
sound principles that UNDER
lie the foundations Of society and
good government. Orthodox in
the trueSt sense, both In church
and State, its influence is always
good. We see its publishers
proposes to give every subscri
Der for 1873 an appropriately em-
bellished Jubilee Year Book. Those
who subscribe will have no cause
to regret the step. 50 a year
Sidney. E. Moore y Co., 81 Park
J Row, New York.
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Every farmer onght to take

Every farmer ought to take
one or two agricultural papers,
and for Us OF the South, those
published at the South are to
be preferred. Not from a pa
triotic feeling at all, for there
should be no Southern patri-
otism separate from the ma
tional, but because the South
ern papers treat of matters
more peculiarly adapted to
our wants. Of these. the best
for our hill farmers, according
to our judgment, is the South
ern Cultivator," published by
w. L. Jones, at Athens, Ga;
on terms of $500 per year in
az ' d iiOo' -r TEEEEE &c &.
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PERIODICALS.

-
IHE PHRENoLOGICAL JOUR-
MAJ. for February came out as
fresh and vigorous as Il crisp, sea-
sonabie, and in all respects salu.
tary stock of reading matter can
make a magazine. Opening its
leaves; we find a good sketch and
portrait of the regretted Norman
Mcleod, ID. D.: also Speculative
Non Philosophy; What do We
Live Fort The Man of Three
Dreams. especially notable now
that his nephew the Ex-emperor
is dead; Natural Death; American
Shad Culture; Daniel Fox. cekten.
arian farmer; Glasses of society;
Clara Louise Kellogg; Christian
CharitysiIarvey Prindle Peet, l.
LID, the eminent instructor on
Deaf mutes; Is Phrenology Deadl
to which we respectfully answer,
we think not; Rotation in office,
The Horse and Civilization; Early
Mexican History, etc. Price as
usual, 80 cents, or 50 a year. We
notice that the publisher offers
la premium of a new Chrome to
new subscribers who send 80 cts
extra for postage and mounting.
S. Il. WELLS, Publisher,
39S Broadway, n. Y.
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English Country Laborers' Homes.

An attempt is being made in
England to improve the character
of the houses, or rather huts, in
which the agricultural laborerS
live. In the discussion arising in
consequence, the Builder SAYS
Certain public speakers, seek
ing to discredit and oppose the
endeavors now being made to inn
prove the condition of our agri-
cultural laborers, have spoken of
the admirable manner In which
they are lodged. To correct these
Misrepresentation, it then pro-
ceeds to draw picture of the
facts of the case, and among
other instances gives the following
illustration Last week a case of
delirium tremenS was reported to
the Wincanton Board of Guard
ians, and we sent for some par
ticulars TO the home of the patient
1t is situated in a lane in. the
town; has a living room about L.
feet by 9 feet, and z feet high tC
the boards of the upper floor; nc
ceiling; above, there is one room
II feet by - feet, and Z feet high
containing two beds. In this
room generally sleep the man and
his wife, three children, the wite's
mother, and young unmarried
woman Scribner's for March.
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Wonder what has become of
of that Piatt who used to send us
Congressional documents. We
haven't heard from him in months.
1t isn't a matter Of much conSe.
quence, to be sure, but we become
somewhat interested in the pub
LEGATION, and feel a little curious
to knew how the characters turn
ed out Danbury News. .4
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APPLETONS' JOURNAL is now en-
larged to the extent Of four addition
al reading-pages, while cover en-
closes it. In this from it takes more
definitely its placed as a weekly
household magazine. 1t viii contin-
Ne to present helthuf1 sound, instruct
i've, entertaining, and animated liter
allure. 1t viii conflnc Itself, as rule,
to one serial novel at a time; it will
contain the best short stories at
tainable; it will give picturesque de-
scriptiOns of places and stirring mar
ratives of travel and adventure; il
will give highly entertaining papers
upon various subjects that pertain "a
the pursuits aud recreations of the
people: will give portraits and sketch
es of persons distinguished in various
walks Of life; will present lively,
social sketches, having, ip special
view those things the Knowledge oil
which will contribute TO the welfare
aud happiness -ot the household; ii
viii describe Of life in ali quarters OF
the globe; it will discuss the more
important events of the time, and
the advances made mart, literature,
snd science; it will endeavOT 10 reflect
| all the ide;ts movements, and CtevCl-
opements- of secietyi andywhiie no
ping to enlighten, viii strenuOusB
aim To entertain. with large album
dance of. material, all who resort to
its pages for intellectual pleasure
1t will employ Illustration sufficient,
| ly to give variety and animation Il
| its DappS. but we shall seek rather
10 make it Il journal of popular high
class literature than merely vehicle
for pictures. ~
d. APPLETON & Co,
"a" PUBLISHERS, New York
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F. J. Conant. ct al, ] ..-.-..-
( Geo. r. McCalla. .
In the District Court of Bossier
Parish La. .aA
Dyy virtue of a writ of fieri facias to
Dine directed from the Honorable
the Sth District Court, in and for the
Parish of Bcssier, State of Louisiana,
have seized and viii proceed to sell
at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder at tire Court house
door in the town of Bellevue La,
within the legal hours of sale on
Saturday, April 9th, 1873,
the following described land of, th
Defendant, tO-wit:
The fractional southeast quarter OF
southwest quarter of section 81 Of
township 20-containi, z a acres
the northeast quarter t,f northwest
quarter, containing ~ acres the
south east quarter OF northwest quar-
ter, containing 80 acres the south
west quarter Of northeastquarter. the
northwest or, of northeast quarter,
the northeast quarter of northeast
quarter, and the southeast quarter
of northeast quarter of section 6,
township 10, all inrange lS. of n. w
louisiana E.-
Seized as the property of George
r. McCalla to pay and satisfy 3
twelve-month's bond for the sum o
81, 7S7 Ga, with interest at 5 per cent
from the 3rd day of February, 1872
and all costs, &c.
Terms of Saie-Cash, without tn
benefit of appraisement.
B. +. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, Feb Is, lS72 L5t:tds
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Ssyay Sale.

E'strayei before the undersigned, author
Il iJy, ON the 9Th day OF December,
1872. by Geocge Price, and viii be sold at
Bellevue, tar cash, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, the 10th day of March, 1873, a
BRIGHrl BAY MARE, about six years
old, branded with letter II on left shoulder,
star IN the forehead. Came TO his premises
about Is months ago. 49,,
Appraised az So. '''' '''
The owner is requeEted to como forward.
prove property, pay charges, &c.
..4 =, J. IT. LOTION, Stray Master, Il
December 3 1872.
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Married.

MARTIN-HUGHES-On Doth of
Febr'y, 1873. at the BRIDES mothers
in Rocky Mount, by Rev. a. II.
Banks, ISAAC II MARTIN, Esq'r, to
Miss ANNA NJ, only daughter of
Mrs. E. Y. and the late Captain A.
b. Hughes, all Of this parish.
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Many large balls are so con-
structied that a speakers voice
seems broken into a hundred
echoes. This, it is said, can be
remedied by stretching three or
four wires each way across the
room, thus checking the sound
waves, and preventing any rever-
baton. .- .-. ham ..... ..-
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saERLFFss SAFES
SHERIFF. sYr5g. s''I

N~~---~--~-~~-~~-~-@
z5'Ta SHERIFF. s.9IgZZ.
+ 'HnBam r. l'FAth,r 'nio
Geo. r, MccaIla ~
In the Parish Court Of Bossier Parish
%. .. La. ......T e.. r.. .f.fHLE .
Dy Virtue of q Writ of Fieri Facias
Dissued out of the Clerks office in
the above entitled suit and to me
directed, / have seized, hereunder
and will proceed to sell. at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bedder,
at the Court house door in the town
of Bellevue La, within the legal
hours OF sale, on -a rrf. rz .41om
Saturday, March 1st,a 1873,
the following described property of
defendants tO-wit:
The Irrational south east quarter
of the north west quarter of section
81, of township 2O-containing "a
acres; the north east quarterOf the
north west quarter-cOntaining %
acres; the south east quarter of the
north east quarler-containing IS
acres; the south west quarter of the
north east quarter, the, north west
quarter ofthe north east quarter, the
north east quarter of the north east
quarter and the south east quarter
of the north east quarter of section
6township 10 all in range Is. of North
West La. r.r.--, 4.t,.-.. ri pad. .l..-y
Seized rs the property of George r.
McCalla, to pay and satisfy Judg-
ment in favor Of the plaintiff
Terms Of sale-cash with benefit
of appraisement- --s...g yfl7pr III.
B.F. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue La, Jan, "a, 1878. tbs
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See card of A. B. Griswold
e. Co., of New Orleans, dealers
in Watches, Sc, one of the
oldest established firms of
that line in the city. LII.
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STRAY SALES.
!Sgray Sale.

Estraved before the undersigned, author
u ity, by Martin SipHeli On the lst
day OF FEBRUARY, 1873 aud will be sold for
cash. on saturday, the Iqtf6day OF AIay,
1913. at Bellevue, La, medium sued Grey
HORSE PONY. about . years old, with 70
MARKS or brands. The said pony came 10
his premises in said parish about ten days
ago. te5 . s...russs.s 3rn sH4I
Appraised 1t $50 90. 't'.'
'TheowHer is requested to come forward
prove property. rav chrages, Sc
.'a.- 50 j. II. LOTION, Stray Master.
Helleyne, La, Feh 9Th, 1873
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sHERIEr,s SALES.
szzEREFEs SALE.

Z i'll T.. G; y Graham 7dan9, So. a5 $50
John NJ. Arnold j.
In the District Court of Bossier
r-...-r.... Parish La. .rgIrs
DyVirtue of n Writ Off fa. issued
Dout of the Clerks Office of BossieT
PARRISH La, and TO, me directed, l
have seized and win proceed to sell
at public auction To the last and
highest bidder, at the Court house
door in the town of Bellevue La. and
with in the legal hours sale on,
Saturday, April 5th,, 1873,
the following described property to-
wit: IL rELalLEll#L .FIeILt.l.t
The whole ofthe northeast quarter
of section So, township 10, range II,
! North West LotIisiana-con tanning
100 acres, more or less, and the un-
! divided one-eight part of the east
! half of section l6; the west half Oi
section 81; the south half of the
south east quarter of section IS; the
northwest quarter of northwest or
of section SO the north half TOf tho
northeast quarter of section 10, and
the southwest quarter of northeast
quarter, same section. all in town,
ship ID, range Is, Y. w. Louisiana
the Sth part being 10 acres, more o.
| less.
Said property was seized and tt
/ he sold to pay and satisfy the sun
of So, 001,. less various Credits witt
! interest in favor of the Plaintiff anC
4 costs.
4 Terms of Sa1e-Cash, with benef
of appraisement.
/ Acts of sale at the expense of tht
| purchasers.
-. B. f. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, Feb'y %, 1873, [5t:tds