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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
OCTOBER WF41HER.
WEATHER MOTIFS.

WEATHER NOTES
The first snow OF the season iell yesterday, at
Pottsyllle Penn.
Snow fell at Fonda. n. T., for two hours
yesterday morning.
The first rain of the season in California,
occurred Monday night and extended over the mldde
portions Of the state This promises good season for
the farmers.
A snow-stOrm began in Delaware County at
a. IN. yesterday, aud continued through most OF the
day Eight inches OF snow fell. Tao weather was very
cold along the upper Hudson.
The late rains have flooded the Hoboken
meadows, aud the pump drainage has been stopped on
account Of the Misunderstanding between the Common
Council Of that city aud the Drainage Commission
Little damage to shipping in New-Iork har-
Dor resulted from Mondays storm. few canal boats
broke from their moOrngs but were made rast again
before much damage had been sustained Many unuer-
ground vaults along West and SOuhss wpro looned On
account the tides breaking through the bnl%edd Az
No. 10 Batterypace. tho proprietor OF dlnng s'oOn
compelled to employ large pump oE dong tno
before the cellar could be entered Yesterday temper
atuTe was unusually chilly
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DgPAKrMBsr
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OH1Chh-(
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Wednesday, OCT. 81 q, W. .
Synopsis for he past tirentufonr hours
The low barometer that was Monuay bighS
near Cape Cod has moved nOrteastward 10 TIC Bay Vi
Fundy. 49,.
Tue cyclone in Florida is nov probably some distance
east of Cape Hatteras the pressure mas very gtWrly
risen throughout Atlantic States ana Is now hgner
over Tennessee; IL has fallen rapidly III tno ehtieo
North West, with rainy and cloudy weather III Wy
Omng. A.. nj,
Clear weather prevails at all stations east OF tne ochy
Mountains, except the Middle ana East Auah..o
coasts where partly cloudy or clearing weather Is re-
ported the temperature has risen during inc e'onius
on the southern shores OF Lakes Erie ana OhtAIlo'
Probabilities.
For Wednesday In the Gulf aud South Atante states
rising barometer, light winds, and clear cool WeatneI
For Ohio Valley aud lower lak o. falling Oatomet.I
souhwestery winds. and, In the latter feSloh' PHS
cloudy weather. 81, -. -, 4.
For ne Middle Atlantic States north-pSSterlv pInds
partly cloudy aud clear VsdtheT. -, oto.ri,,
For Naw-England. porthery WINDS ana e s"IIiS
barometer, southeasterly aud sOnth-HesterV nlnu'
rising temperature, and increasing coudne9S; -.
Cautonary signals continue at Cape May "-ioiA'
and Eastnort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
6preia! Norces

CLristian UuioH-" hat Is |" anu "1A' ninae~ hf
D., .SGB Of Jssa proclaimed frtT "wsss the
chures is AMI attain 70 It's sral desaay Vie b-psn %
n ,-s Of necessity b. abosho WIS, TO B'assslssi
,u., Tracts ts aOd hnsi s4s f1ushed srstsieas6 10
,p,,e,a.s. THOMAS h0LMtN sot c.sirs spd wetssls
Dupyie ~ Co.. Royal trish Dstiiieries, Belfast, ir,-
lsBi s .rses toiers ot WhsfT " she aed Tear on nsa
recommended By tbs Meiczl Pfoe In psraor
Peneb Brady seyphed Ca usised States BrsooA
81 BroaJsL, Sewfork
Post.Onice Nouccrhe mails br Buces. danaz The
SATURDAY Oct 1873 vii a. thus once WBDsKs-
DAY a. 40 "a % THURSDAY 10 IA .ad Ga SATURDAY 81
q "a. .aai "a ruOo. L. yAAks. Pszluaasl.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
A MYSTERY CLEARED UP.

The body of the woman found floating ma
the Hudson River. near Bulls Ferry. Monday morn
ing has been identified that OF Mrs.. sherman. who~s
husband is captain OF the Hudson River Sleepy
Hollow and resides no No. I56 Chrstopbcrst She was
m comnany with two relatives m a pleasure boat,
crossing from the Eyslsn Fied~ on sunday Oigis
when they were down by a fe!rJ boat aud MIS
Sherman YES drowned. Her companions were saved By
the deck hands. Coroner Parslow has giyea permits
for burial, and no inquest VIII ne held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

Pulpit Of the Age" read before the Evangelical Alliance
yesterday VIII preach his farewell sermon IN this coun-
try IN the church VI the Disciples, ut Forty fouTthst
and Madison-aye this evening.
The first regular meeting of the 10th New
York Volunteer Infantry Association since its perma
nent organization will be hed at No. IsG siKth-ye at
p: M; to-morrow The attendance OF every member
oflhe iato ion Regiment (IouaSel. New York NOlnn,
teers II earnestly desred. Tho Ocaton j. organizer
Strictly Tor social and beneficial purpOses. and 70 pre-
serve ana oheTish tho fraernal feelings engendorod
Mnile serving In lle fold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
PtSSRNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAVASAIn sisal.sD BorT0 Csn. Oci. in iAt-
tefeI Esoy Lossgs snd wife. g g. feizn tsirs Va
cs Aa Tcunlo Agncu boGbo Ana Fcroaneo L. Chs
J.. $. DeM0it
PROM mAMDURG-Ta srgrlsAip Si'sLa. Oct 7-k r. Rnsrr
Root Iandgf wife aud fnils sunbea and ssa
Abn Wsrh H. HoueT J. A -nInan vie tnd 400 lTfscn sn
wife, Msue Hed, A. Bosn. Albert Crlz Bran~el Geo 1ns~o
Schneider and chnrH Toni schulz Eva y isf '4
Becker Geo kOhmnn. se sal eids.s
MeyeE family j. neibrotn snl oifs 10 secood caian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

respectable looking man. resieterlns nlin,
self s Johu Murphy, engaged room at frenohs hOte,
las. FsJsy, aud remained theIe. apparently Ne'
yes rday morning. when no found aesu ~ ae sS
Toe bsrkeeper at tho hotel states thnt h from
ig.nk freely every duv After bis death inc 49,, -,
,rIlcL ue Last dTiuk aIantnea. anu sA0 NN0~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
rn,.,s .vp c.suALTIEs-Br TELEGRAPH.

The propsller Asia, with wheat from Chleago
Cor no,tI ~ noe, seaT the Latte Lighthouse Port Coibone
Ont hondsy niSh,- sunk
John W Nichols. an insane colored inmate OF
tue view Aahouse Baltimore, Wa asUloi on & Az
another tailored innate and beaten severely WIN GU" 'H "
Frday.
49,. Mrs. Eliza II. Hill was held in SoOOO pan,
YESTERDAY At Worcester Mas, appear for uAl oa el.t1 %
log husband Bnooh recovered seeau' 70 Ao"eA
~ c0ur. lb0sgh balle. fsana IA In his laax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
TIE NEWARK ySFANTIcIDE CASE

An inquest was held yesterday morning ~
Coroner yreeland in the case John Strange arosoH
Monday night for alleged infantcide. Mrs. sushsp.
tho mother Of child testified that II had oeen Dor"
dead. DIR. Dodd. the County Physician proved '"a' "
had breathed, and water found in tho s'o"ao"'
Is often the with drowned persons. Tbe ia,po
fused To give any testimony. Toe jury returbt"
dict that the child was alive. and had roins 80 -
death through criminal conduct Tho part OF its
Tine prisoner committed u await tho acton OF VI"
Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

laudanum WAS deteoted, IL was thought post norton
examination will made. On the body OF the deceased
was f.,Ind a gold watoh bearing the inscription Pre-
sented 10 tho Rev. John Foley, Hoosao Falls Mass" II
h supposed that tho deceased may have been this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
LATEST SHlP NEWS.
lFOr other ship News sec Fifia P1gei
.nDTNHI

Arrived.
se,mh, MORO c. s Morton With ise ,ni
TO y r. Civic.
steamship Hgbchi Hamburg \ Pt "a, sui saaIA-
on 27th. lse. 4Hd pas 10 hunhafi e 90
B,r be COT LD1.oH Ait ussn london % iay sh l1e
BARK Rival Nor J. Jo-gcnon W'shsVes - isrs bsssi
bark SEA King Eiiris saJ 10 DAYS , Barrow. with af'a
schr Melona Knowles Dow Cardsnas l2iiy, villa
BELOW.
Schr wn. 7. Burroughs Nlchpi, Ko!tcaifm Sept T.
WiND-Suus,t fresh. y. r.OIdg
DOMESTIC PORTS
7Aryri Hndoo. h0nteyi i~o SOW
Lena Breed Kennehe CLEARED brig Path nJrr tor .SDtT'desI
sch Pcro for John. N. b. BmcrsOu Tor foftsmosh
Daring the Bush hD Marlborough ~e-s
,shors GA Tvbss She viii probably be got 81 TO-DAY.
FOREIGN PORTS.
PKogRRsO 2n port BARK " ~ Hayfns andbrss irn
SKYE 1871. an Oliver Cns tBr) all tor hew.fok
AALfPx De- The steamship htsiynll sifd a no'h y"
dav Tor esiouian Erclnd The bs Marr Of iah srnEel "a
Pcou on Tharsiay. 10 % days rum honie'ideo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

Oris vii a ,s-I bar rrc. III t lgr A'anrs
meeting Rsicr. oh, DR. Crosby. Dr. scott, -A
ntls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

symptoms Of children often Overlooked Wms 20 ns
stomach irritation. which BE- removal 1ar ~ tbs
ue Of remedy. BRowss tRRsyUGE CosFrs. or Wsm of-
enee are simple efe.usL For sale y al dsagg p eta bot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

The srm n Meissner. Acfermann N GO, p.s,o'se"m
des,ers of Beayer-st: Mr. Sorsm OF the nrD Oh nov
4 Co and A crew of is men wore also 90 Dosr"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
FOREIGN PORTs


Ruptured People, geru wire spn"ss hy
pad borrllc metal The ELasric THUS, bsS
BroaIsay Rupture comfortably nsAt and iaJ u cured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

BREWsTFR-VANGE-On wednsisy oct g. sttbe C0gse n. D.
Cbarcb b Rev Dr. KlOe assisted Rev. Dr. Lados, Las
re yter Bnchc andgraef Vance dlughF Of samuel H. H.
Yagcr, both " shIs cy
KyAPP-sPEAR-On Oct g. 1873 Elizabeth n J. By The Rev
Edward Christina H. No cards
NORAND-JACKSON-in Brook Sept "a 1915. By Rev. Ds
Diler George H. AOnDd 70 lseie Jackson.
AH Notices of Ha,riageS must De iado'sd gi,h faH
,ou,s and nj fyesy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
CLEyELAND's CONTRIBUTIONS.

CLEVELAND, Oct. THE Jews of this city
have collected from the people of their own faith and
forwarded to the sufferers Of Shreveport and Memphis
the sum of $500 70 used for the benefit OF all IRE
spectye OF religion nationality. matinee VIII DE
piycu at the Academy Of Music tomorrow, the proceeds
OF which will he sent 20 Memp his ana Shreveport.
The TRIBUNE has received the following
contributions in aid of the sufferers by the yellow fever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
ATH OF A CLERGYMAS-THE GERMANS AT WORK
MORE NURSES ON DUTY.
AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
ST. LOUIS LIBFRALITY.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct NEARLY $4,000 in addition
to the amount previously reported has been subscribed
for the Memphis sufferers and active committee Is
still working in their behalf The OddFelows and Ma
son have also sent handsome to be disbursed by
their brethren the afflicted city About $1,000 IN money
clothing and provisions have been sent TO shreveport
and more is being contributed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
tx THE CITY.

a fire was discovered in folr-s'ory orick
building at No 67 West hneitenthT@' o"hou oS jacob
Link. at lao u. N. yesterday anu p'oie '"' .'rie"
could La nm, OUT tho building ad been damaged ~ 300
injured for e oco The building o, oped by DielmaN
& Frank manufacturers Of case whose stock was
managed ~ 900 and machine.g Sas The hrn we're n
sIred a. folows: Clay last fOr .nf, s1oJ -
sissippi Valley 100 IL ooni lt sVV' tuti - ~
Tue Ore pded ~ the funreiofy noa pu'n,us 70
$40 West Ninsteenthst, owns an Ocrup p! "a %
Link as bnr tory. a.. ds mayed Ito Du' tnc
$1,000 no insurance. ae ma uiuorx w.ls ,scd $40
Insured Tor SiJ1y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
YOR GHRKYEPORT.

The distress at Memphis 10 DO greater than
at Shreveport and hereafter, In the absence OF explicit
Instructions the contrary shall send all sums m
trusted to our care the yellow fever sufferers to the
former Of those unfortunate cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08
TIE ERE RECORD.
AT 1nn1svnLr-Loss. SO. 600.
and Bastport

LOUISVILLE, Oct. This morning the large
baggng factory OF Richardson. Heryey * Co.. tho T. 81
factory OF the and started in the United States caught
re from the friction OF tho picker and was totally con-
sumed Loss $4,000; insurance 5000 In the following
companies: PennsylV Of PhLaiephla,tSi krsl1
German OF Erie $500 Manhattan or nes ioIh, 10y
Merchants ana Mecnanlos' Of laoamonl n9oO reoPi9'
OF PnadeInha Al $50 Manufacturers Mutual OF flhla
delpnia 81 ia: 0d Dominion Of Richmond s2'oJo' aud
the remainder IN Western conpa Mes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-08

DIED.

carriages must De iniarsd Si,h fau
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-02-01
Pol TaZas,

We would have no poll
taxes whatever levied. 1t is
Just, that each individual,
whether posed Of property or
not, should pay something to-
wards the support Of govern
ment. 1t is a question then
altogether of policy; and we
will Therefore bring forward
one or two arguments from
that stand point.
Such 4 tax cannot be easily
collected. TwO-thirds Of the
taxpayers. paying only the
poll tax, have not the proper
ty out Of which the tax could
be made by sale, and for those
that do have. the collector had
rather himself pay than be
troubled with the collection
Shall a penalty of imprison-
ment be imposed on those
failing to pay? If so, you
would deprive persons Of their
liberty for no crime committed
and to effect an end Of doubt
full good. Shall the poll tax
defaulter be deprived of voting
as in Geogia? BY 50 doing,
you but open the door still
wider for wealth to control
the elections ; for the rich can
didateS will pay the tax for
their adherents, and those
who would vote against them,
could not get the privilege of
doing so.
The poor man has many
disadvantages. Let us not III
crease them by suhjecting
him to this and that penalty
for slight omissions of duty.
Let US make fewer duties for
him to perform. Free him
from the poll tax and from
working the roads. Let mill
tary duty be the only duty
forced on him.
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Iuries.

Many Of those in this parish
who refused to register as
voters assigned as their reason,
that they did not wish to do
jury duty.
None should be allowed to
escape jury duty in this way.
Il ought to be no requisite Of a
juror that he should be ri.is-
tered But a certain degre6f
intelligence ought to he req
uisite. It is generally held
that this intelligence ought to
be tested by the ability to
read and write. We do not
think so under the present
condition of our State; for
such a test is not perfectly ac-
curate, and would tend to
prevent freedmen, rather than
white men, from jury service,
and thus be Of more advant-
age to white litigants than
colored. Under our plan OF
making each ward a political
corporation, under control OF
its police juror, squire and
three school directors, a good
way of selecting a jury list
could be got. This ward
board might select a fourth OF
the wards male citizens, and
the most intelligent as jury
list and out of the whole ward
lists, the parish officers could
draw the jury PANEL by lot.
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Succession Notice.

Succession of In the Trrish-
William VI. Fulson. Court of Bos-
Decreased. sicr. Par, La
Y office j. hereby given that 3. F.
y Fort, as administering said Sue
c"S-ion, has filed in my office an
amSndmcutt hi- Statement of dehts
in said Succession, showing additional
d"1,-. This is, therefore, to cite and
a lmpuish all concerned that said
amendment viii be h6mologated nu-
less opposed Within the time pre-
s'rih@d by law.
Witness my official signature and
s.ll ofolfce, this 18th tanuary 1873
I. y. BRADEN,
n25tf Clerk Of District Court.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-02-01

y RECENT LETTRR-wRITER
SAYs:-Providence raises ND
the young dry goods clerk, An
thony COmStock, like a Hercu-
les, to do battle, single-handed,
with the many-headed monster
IasciYlousness, whose slimy
folds onve!op society in ,every
direction, unresisted,. - and
stTetchediforth to the renTotest
corners OF the land..i In his
hands statute, long inert, be-
came a club ofcrushing weight
on the heads of the astonished
evil-dOers. In the short space
OF eight months, forty-three
men and two women engaged
in the publications and disSem-
inatiOn of vicious literature, and
apparatus have been arrested.
thirteen of them have been
convicted, twelve sent to- State
Prison, five ofthe number died.
twenty-three are under indict-
mont,a zone of their police &C
completes has been broken,
more than seven tons of oh
scene books have been seized,
with over two hundred thou
sand pictures and printed
sheets of like Infamous charact-
er, six Thousand playing. cards
ditto, over five tons of stereo-
type plates, and fifteen hun
dred wood, copper, steel ,lor
photographic engravings and
negatives, and finally not less
than seven thousand five hun
dred orders from all parts ! of
the country revealing to the
future pursuit of Justice an
army of the miscreants eengag-
ed in the diabolical work.
Hon Aleck Boarman, NJ. c.,
has our thanks for copies Of
New York Herald, Times and
World.
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BOSSier Banner.
w. H.ssCANIAND, Proprietor.
B. =. FORT, Editor.
TERMS

TIE BussrE8 HAMMER Is published every
SATURDAY morning. SuhSCTipt on. - per
annuuI, 81 - for six months, :rid 81 - for
three months
r For asiYorti seurnts inserted in news col
urfns * rCut5 ne line for each Insertion
will he charged.
Announcing candidates Tor ofice-invari-
ably in adyAnse-Sl0.
Advertisements inserted for n specified
time and Discontinued by the advertiser he
fore that time expires. VIII be charged at
the regular rates for the time and space
occupied, aud not pro rata rates OF the time
for which the advertisement was originally
inserted.
All advertisements and subscriptions are
due on presentation unless otherwise con
tracted for.
All circulars, communications and cards
Of candidates or official aspirantS. and other
matter intended for personal benefit, will be
charged for at the rate Of > cents per line,
cash in advance of first insertion. if not in
serted in regular advertising columns
Simple announcements of marriages and
deaths made gratis. Obituary notices, trib-
utes Of respect, resolutions of public meet
ings, &c, will be charged the same rs ad-
vsFtisements.
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The Fortunes of01r Presidents.

Inc fortunes O. OUr Sraslaerts.
Am. r7can Historical Record
Washington left an estate
worth nearly 100000.
The elder Adams left a mol
crate fortune at his death.
Jefferson died comparatively
poor. If Congress had not
purchased his library at a
price far above lis value($20,-
600 he would with difficulty
have kept out Of bankruptcy at
the close of his life.
Madison saved his money
and was comparatively rich.
The fortune OF his widow was
increased by the purchase of
his manuscript papers by Con-
greSs for $4,000.
James Monroe, the sixth
President, died so poor that he
was buried at the expense OF
his relatives, in a cemetery be-
tween Second and Third streets,
near the Bowery, in New York
city.
John Quincy Adams left
about $4,000, the result of i'll
dustry, prudence, and a small!
! inheritance. He was method
zeal and economical.
Andrew jackson left Il val
liable estate known as the
Hermitage, about twelve miles
from Nashville, Tenn.
Martin Van Buren, died rich.
His estate was estimated at
nearly 100000.
James x. Polk left about
$4,000.
John Tyler was a bankrupt
when he became President
lie husbanded his means while
in office and married a rich
wife, and died weaIty in world
lily fortune.
! Zachary Taylor left about
Sl50,OOO. Willard Fillmore is d
wealthy man.
Franklin Pierce saved $50,
900 during his term of service
is President.
James Buchanan died a bach,
/ clOr and left an estate valued
at 100000 at the least.
Abraham Lincoln left about
$7j,O0O.
Johnson is said to be worth
about Sj0,OOO.
President Grant was poor
before the war. BY Il careful
husbandry of bis salary, and
through the generous gifts OF
friends before he became Pres
! ident, his fortune is a handsome
competence.
That last touch on Grant is
very rich.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Succession Notice.

Succession of J IN thu Parish Court
Samuel Miller, 7 of Parish Of Bossicr,
deceased. LOuisi4na.
NOTICE Is hereby given fiat B. F,
"a Fort, rs administering, has this day
filed in the office of the Clerk of the Di strict
Court Of Bussicr Parish, Lit, his state
Tent Ot debts in said succes sion. ....
Now, therefore. this Is to admOnish all
persons concerned, that if opposition Lo
not made within the time prescribed by Law
sail Statement of debts will be honolu-
gat"d and made ia" Judgment Of the Court
Witness. my official signature and seal
Of office, this the 2gih day al january
! H.. 1873. 80 Il q
r y. BRADEN, Clerk
- @ts "a District Court
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S1EEREFF'S SALE.
William r. Prather !

William r. Prather ! ~
Geo. r. McCalla
In the Parish Court of Bossier Parish
La. -
Ry Virtue Of Writ of Fieri Facfas
DIssued out of the Clerks Office in
the above entitled suit and to me
directed, l have seized hereunder
and willprOceed TO sell, at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bedder,
Mt the Court house door in the town
Of Bellevue La, within the legal
hours Of sale, on
Saturdag, March LIST, 1873,
the following described PROPERTY of
defendants tO-wit: -r--1
The fractional south east quarter
of the north west quarter. of section
81, Of township 26-contafnihg "a
acres; the north east quarter of the
north west quarter-containing q
acres; the south east quarter OF the
north east quarler-cOntaining SO
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
g township 10 allin range 49, of North
West La. OIL. ... -. --0'
Seized as the property of George r:
McCalla, to pay and satisfy a Judg-
ment in favor of the plaintiff -,
Terms of sale-cash with benefit
Of appraiscment.
B. +. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue La Jan, "a, 1873. ids
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NJ. BELLEVUE, LA,
Saturday Morning, Feb. I, 1873.

Among the attractions OF the JAN
uary number of Dcmorest's Young
America are Flags for the Christ
mas Tree ~ puzzle portrait picture,
q cut paper pattern for dolls evening
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nation picture, elegantly colored, aud
mauy other pretty things; besides
the stories, puzzles, and in including
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A years subscription to Young
America is the best possible invest
ment for intelligent son or bright
little daughter, for a Holiday or birth
day presently it. Yearly; only
one dollar. Address,
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