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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-23
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NIoTICE-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
~ P. d. r.. r. Goa meeting OF the stock
holders o. the Penna- 4 Delaware Railway Conn
pany will be held ct the ONCE of the Company, No.
i2T walnut street. Philadelphia on 'nday septem.
her sth a. D. IsIs a. ~ 80 when s dra't pt OF
sylvanis Raj road Company will be submitted To
vote Of the stockholders { their tasne,tio1 aud
adoption. WALTER b. MlTCHhLL,
aug1s eodfseps Secretary aud Treasurer
NfU1IUH-WIL uINGT0N LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ "A meeting nf the stockholders of the VIII
mlnRton Loan Association w,ll be n ID on Tuesdav
eveaing 26h inst. at ~ o'clock, to act on alnehd-
susq'.t9 GEO c. MARIs. secy.
UINIrED STATES OF AMsPIcA:
Whereas libel OF inf rmation mas been filed IN
the District Court of the United States OF
America for the District VI Delaware. on
the Funrth day of August in the year OF
our Lord. cne thousand eight hundred and
seventy-three, bV Anthony Higgins, ESQ, Attorney
OF the Unied states IN 6th OF ihe United States
against the vessel or canal boat Erfn her tRcsel aD-
parel and furniture. Alleging 10 substance that Wm.
d. Nolen, Collector OF Customs for the District OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
three. at the City of Wilmington within the admit
rally aud maratie Jurisdiction of tne United States
seEpd tti- canal boat or vessel Erin her tacke aP-
parel and furniture, being the pronerty OF person
or persons unknown for trading net~een the Dis
trict of Pennsylvania i've District o' Delaware
without being enrolled and licensed aud vi hout
haviug pail the United ) ates the fees and tonnage
as required by the Act Of Congress ia such case
made and provided; and praying said Court 10 "e-
ere the payment Of said fees and tonnage to the
United Ststee, according Ia law
now therefore, IN pursuance OF the monltinn un-
de the seal OF tn said Court 10 me directed and
delivered DO hereby give public notice to all per
claim ng the said vessel her tackel. &c, or In
any manner interested therein, that they he and ap-
pear before the said District Court 10 Ue held at hs
CITY OF Wilmington, IN and for the District OF Della
ware on Monday the lst day of September. at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon then and there TO nterpose
the If claims and to make their allegations In that
behalf. ANTH0Sf HIGGINS,
L. s. District Attorney.
per Bradford Jr
JouE DUGN, U. $. Marsh.l DIS OF delaware.
August u lsT3 aug2l. Ct
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GinanftaI.

ENIRsT NATIONAL BANK,
OF WILMINGTON,
DeDOs't0ry Of the PtlbJ5t bfOv.t's,
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES
EDWARD BELTS, PRVsrDFNr.
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Paid Up Capital, tal,,.....................S5 $500, 900
kB-Philsdelphia and New York Excnan, fu :
nlshed to regular depositors without charge
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at 81 A. NJ.
DIRECTORS:
CLEMENT b. SAYTH, GEORGE W. BUHB,
ISRAEL PUsBY, ELL GARRETT,
HENRY s. MCCOhB, JosHUA I. HAALD,
DAEIkL JAMES, WILLIAM TATNALL,
EDWARD BELTS. OCt1-lY
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II EMOVAL,
the ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
Has been removed TO its new location, in the Clay
ton House. where 1t Ia now open for business.
Six per cent. has been regularly paid on depesits
since the organization of the Bank in lS6 and It is
the expectation VI The Directors that the pr ITS
the accrued capita, and on the regular business will
enable the Bank 10 contiRue this rate of dividends
Deposits are solicited from persons in the receipt
Of regular incomes. from Farmers Mechanics, and
Dealers, and from widows and Chidren's Estates,
and from those whose business enables them u
keep a varying balance OF cash, 4 ON which, II
placed with us, they will derive an income in the
shape of
SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST.
A rHle Of the Bank requires notice to be given
the withdrawal of Deposits, but in all ordinary
cases depositors will be paid on demand.
MANAGERS:
WTILIAN 8. huIRs, howard DARLINGTON,
GBoReB W. BUSH, CLKAKhT B, SMITH,
N. IA LicHTKkSJkIA, GEORGE 8. GAFklLE,
JOHN T. MCLRAB, NATHANIEL r BENSON
CHARLES W. Rowland, HENRY II. DURK,
JoB Ii. jackson, WA. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINs
NM. S. HILLES, President.
GEO. W. BUsH, Vice President.
-tfaprl4 K T. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
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1INAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR ls1s,

CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1873,
The Undersigned Receivers OF Taves for the city
OF Wilmington will be st the city Hall,on and after
tn Ist day Of August 1873 between the hours of
and IL In The morning and from to ia the after
noon for the purpose OF receiving Taxes All taxes
paid in August aud up tn the closing OF the polls OF
the city I'll ction the face OF the hill must he paid
aud after that date nve per cent WI be added e the
bill AL ANDEk CHANDLER,
WILLIAM STILLAY.
auGs-tf Receivers Of Taxes
NIUTICE--CIIY PASSENGER RAILNAY.-On
~ ana after this date the Night Line OF the city
Railway Co viii leave the Delaware Avenue Depot
al O'Clock = M, and Front and french streets
on the arrival OF the tTain, Que at 10 55 2, NJ Del
Ave II PIT at II and Fifth and Market, at Il 90
Del, ave Depot at 70 l5, 70 meet the train due at
l24l, p. M. j!s0.u
NOTICE YOUNG VEINS LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ I'd SER 'hS-By vote OF the members OF
the Young Mems Loan Association, he al their
rooms, the evening of the 18th inst It was voted
unanimously to issue nve hundred shares of New
stock. coInms ing with the month OF June. sun-
scrpiOus ~ same will be received by the Presi-
dent, T. l. de NOrmandle at his store, 9JS Market
iyi7tf Il =. YOUNG sscy.
NLAYTON LOAN ASSOC ClATION->ToCK SUB
L sCRIPTIONS AT meeting OF CGr2orators of
CLAYTON Lo n Association the undersigned was hu
thurized TO open a BOOK tor subscription OF stock.
II Is proposed to run this Loan on the New Plan,
namely. to give U the borrower the whole amount
OF the Loan and TO collect the premium with dues
and interest II is $50 proposed to have weekly pay
ments. Jel2-f M. L LlCHTENsrElN.
NoTICE-A GOOD INvESTM sNT : The Me.
~ ch4nlcs Loan association Is now Issuing Sd
series OF stock The Association Offers premium
Of l5 per cent per annuM for the lst series which
Vil no doubt induce the holders 10 wit draw this,
giving additional advantage 10 the I'd and 3D. series,
/ Subscriptions received hy the secretary,
myls.tt Z. 7. IAlL0R. 2 MARKET ST.
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@dnfatinHzI

VNDMUND ANDRRsON's
"a Salect chooI for Both Sexes,
WILL OPEN skPr I.
ma ..-.n. snn,v N v, ANDERSON,
~ os sf $50 Bu'tnnwuod Street.
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USEIEApa' SCHOOL
"a 81 street, (bsIweea Fourth aud Flth.)
RAJ, rannen on sec-nd Day the sth Of Ninth Month,
CIR, q ars can be obtained from the Principal.
ANN FOTHEFGILI-
.,ooatm SOL West Street
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lon / 90. Bankers. eth and Market sts.
at / O'Clock, P. l., to-day.
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and the PontiHcate during the lifetime OF Plus TX.
few days since NJ. de Bourgsing our late Ambas-
sador, was sitting in this very armchair putting
his hand on your correspondents chair, "and
said, En- bte1, my dear N. de Bourgoing, suppose
man Of ordinary common sense were to go to the
Pope and strive to show him that 1t is hopeless
task for him even to think OF forcing the Italians
abandon Rome, now that they are really In posses.
sion and that the Holy Father, az recognized abso-
lutte head of the Roman Church. is really more
powerful without the temporal power than with IL,
what would Pho Mono sayY Say responded N. de
Boureeng, he would say nothing, but simply order
from his presence any one who would use such ar
guments to him. u
WHO WILL DE THE NEW PopE'
A suggestion arose rs to what would be the erect
OF the death Of the Pope. N. Guizot said ~ hear
from Rome that there Ia every reason to think that
the successor Of the Pope will be prelate Of more
modern snd moderate views. As for Pho Mono, you
know he began his Pentincate as reformer and
an innovator. Now he has swung to the extreme
OF the other side. One might say that the Pope Is
the Comte de Chambord, and that infalbiity Is
his white nag" .uy e
THE PROTESTANT SYNOD IN PARIS.
After pause N. Guixot said :-''Recurrng to the
AFFAIRS Of the Protestant Churcn In France. the
most recent and essential fact IN ito history was
the meeting Of tho Synod last Summer to decide
upon certain questions Of doctrine. was instru-
mental In converting the synod A large M.
jority OF the cODsistories throughout France
desired the convocaton Of . synod to set
To various dsctrinsl points. ] therefore re-
qpestcd n. Theirs 10 decree the meeting. He
ana and II assembled AZ Paris The majority IN
faver Of the various projects submitted to the
synod showed was In the right that the Church
did really desire the convocaton, although was &C
cused ofilliberauty. Ny position was simple one.
Either we were Christians or We were not. We were
either Prstestants according to the formulares OF
the sixteenth century or We were not. so asked
the synod 10 decide whether people could be Prof.
estants without holding Christian doctrines
did not think that, for instance, men could deny
the divinity Of Christ and call themselves Protes-
tants, according 10 the confession Of Augsburg Re-
member that baA no feelings Of harshness towards
thoss who did net agree with me In these tenets;
Only wanted the matter clear. Go and found . new
sect you do in America; be Deists Or Unitarians,
OF what you please but do net persist In claiming
TO be what in all respects you ere not-Protestants
This was simply my position, AND ss the members
OF she synod agreed with me carried my point"
FATHER HyACrSrHE AND HIS MARRIAGE.
While conversation was In this religious strain
reWrence was naturally made " Father Hyecinthe
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NAPOLEON III.
Referring to the remark Of M. Guizot that impe.
ralism was dead, your correspondent asked him
II he knew the Emperor Napoleon III. ~ only saw
him four times in nay life to speak with him. was
the response. This was after his ascension to the
imperial throne. called to see him about the IN
terests OF the French Academy Of which am q
member and Of the AFFAIRS OF the Protestant Church
in France. remember on one occasion we had
long conversation. This mention because IL was
unusual for the Emperor to converse freely. He
was very polite and courteous and showed me
every attention. He knew l had been his enemy
and the enemy Of his house. He knew that II was
quite impossible that should become his friend
Yet he spoke to me with the utmost freedom Of his
position, its difficulties and dangers"
THE CHARACTER OF NAPOLEON
Yeur correspondent, alluding to the sudden death
OF the Emperor and the interest which mankind
would feel In the criticism Of such character BY
man like Guizot, asked the venerable statesman
what he thought Of Napoleon III. "The prominent
trait In his character said NJ Guizot "and 1t was
an uncertain, devious, contradictory character,
was indecision. II was extraOrdinary--his ina
bIlity to arrive ct conclusion Or really make up
his mind He toyed with policies He would turn
o question around and around, look ct II from
al sides and under every aspect, and brood
capable OF arriving ~ Q decision when It
was necessary TO sct IL almost always
happened that he took the least decided course.
Again, like people who ZACH genuine decision OF
character, on some points he was obstinate and
on occasion bold. We saw that under certain cir.
cumstsnces. At B0ulogne and strasburg, for in
stance, he could be rash. ] cannot regsrd his mind
- FIRST class. IL ran into commonplace expires
aiOns, and he never seemed to regard them Of COM
monplace. He was gentleman; mean gentle.
man in the English and American sense Napoleon
III. never willingly gave pain TO any human being.
To those about him, who served him, he was always
kind and csnsiderate. In some respects he was
even generous TO his adversariss. In this and In
other respects the Emperor stood apart nom hts
party His party often committed acts which he
did not approve, and which grieved him exceed
ingly when they came to his knowledge In his
way-away l DO not approve-he loved France with
sincerity. Remember my friend, that never was q
frenzied, unsparing indiscriminate opponent or
the EmDeror's government. As On Orieanist aud
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i,cs;sisns.
From the Il. z. Evening Post leth.1

49, 80 ~. ~ 1FuAAAk kOeS Aotn-i
Trouble has broken out In q
new spot in Louisiana between
the two parties, and though the
loss have fallen mainly on the
colored, people, the difficulty
is purely political.
There is one aspect of this
outbreak which is specially
worthy of comment. The
acting Gov. Kellogg, though
he is upheld by the Federal
Government, wants either the
will or the power to sustain
his own partisans in the rural
parishes. When delegations
went to him from the contest.
ants in Grant parish, the seal
of war, to ask him to settle
their difficulties, they were bic
by the Governor to settle then
among themselves. The ad
vice is excellent, and it is :
pity that Pres't Grant had no
acted on that principle whel
Kellogg asked him for aid tt
set up his government.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
J. l.. G. Graham,

J. L. c. Graham,
VS. NO. 2062.
John III. Arnold. -.Fsgs-..
In the District Court of Bossier
Parish, Ia.
NV virtue of a writ OF fiera faeias
ID issuedout of the Clerks Office of
Bossier PARRISH, and TO me directed,
have seized and viii proceed TO sell
at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the Court house
door in the town of Bellevue, La and
within the legal hours Of sale, on
saturday the It'll day of June. 1873.
the following described property to-
Wit:
The whole of the northeast quarter
| of section SO, township l9, range IL,
| North West Louisiana-conta ming
$50 acres, more or less; and the I'M
divided one eight part:of the east
half of section Is; the west half OF
section "a; the south half of the
| southeast quarter of section %; the
| northwest quarter of northwest or
of section 80 the north half of the
northeast quarter of section 10, and
the southwest quarter of northeast
quarter, same section, all I'm town
ship 10, range Is, y. w. Louisiana
the sth part being ITO acres, more o.
/ less. .-78rr- o. .r..ra
Said property was seized and t.
he sold to pay and satisfy the sun
of SIS 900, less various credits, will
interest in favor of the plaintiff ant
! costs -.-.- ..- .t .-..ai=sr
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefi
Of aPpraisement. --a
Acts of sale at the expense Of tn
purchasers. 81 sYF lI-r ! TEg z
: B. F. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, May 8, 1873.
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sHERTrF's SALES.
sHERIFF,s SALE.

T. J. Conant. ct al.
VS.. No. Z5U6.
Geo. R. McCalla.
In the District Court of Bossier
Parish La.
Dy virtue of writ of fieri facias to
Dme directed from the Honorable
the 10th District Court, in and for the
Parish Of Bossier, State of Louisiana,
L have seized and viii proceed to 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
Saturday, June 7th, 1873, the follow
ing described land of the defendant,
to-wit: ..-.
The fractional southeast quarter of
southwest quarter containing 24acres
and fractional northeast quarter of
southwest quarter, containing AZ
acres and the southeast quarter,
containing 100 acres; all in section 81
of township 20.
Also, fractional northeast quarter
of northwest quarter, containing q
acres, and southeast quarter of north
west quarter, containing 50 acres and
the northeast quarter, containing l6C
acres, all in section 6, and the north
half of northwest quarter of section
five, containing so acres; section five
and six being in township 19, and thu
whole land seized being in range 10
of Northwest Louisiana, and com
prising the plantation of defendant.
Seized as the property of Georg,
R. McCalla to pay and satisfy :
twelve-months bond for the sum O
81, 7s7 "a, with interest at per cen
from the 3rd day of February, 1877
and all costs, &c. -...
Terms of Saie-Cash, without tn
benefit of appraisement. a....
B. +. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, May 8, 1873.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
William r. Prather

William X, Prather
Geo. R. Mocalla. O '
In the Parish Court of Bossier Parish,
Dy virtue of writ of fieri facias
ID issued out of the Clerk s office in
the above entitled suit and to me
directed, / have seized hereunder
and wiltproceed to sell, at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder,
at the Court house door i'm the town
of Bellevue, La, within the legal
hours of sale, on Saturday the 18th
day of June, 1873, the following de-
scribed property of defendants, to-
wit:
The fractional southeast quarter
of the southwest quarter, containing
"A acres, and fractional northeast
quarter of southwest quarter contain
ing AZ acres, and the southeast quar-
ter, containing 160 acres, allin section
81, of township 20.
Also, fractional northeast quarter
of northwest quarter, containing q
acres, and southeast quarter of north
west quarter, containing IS acres, and
| VIC HOl ShCdSb ludi OCI, OOhbStfiiiliS Ioo
acres, all in section 6, and the north
half of northwest quarter of section
D, containing so acres, section and {
being in township 19, and the whole
land seized bling in range I3, of North
West Louisiana, and comprising the
plantation of defendant.
Seized as the property of George R
McCalla, defendant, and to be re
offered on a credit lra.-. ssc ---.
Terms of saIe-On 4 credit of 1:
months for whatever the property
,, may bring, purchaser giving bono
for price hearing interest from day o
, sale, with vendors lien and mort
gage retained on lands bought.
Act of sale at the expense of pur
chaser. r.....-,- g. ur-r... --..-r
B. F. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La May 8, 1873.
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DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS
ATTENTION.

II Nhe attention of property holders of
the State for BACK TAXES is called to the
following Act, passed at the recent session
OF the General Assembly:
AN ACT No. &c,
For the relief of tax payers, RENTING all
penalties and interest TO all delinquent
State tax payers, provided said back
taxes are paid within ninety days from
aud after the passage of this act.
Section H. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of REPRESENTATIVES of the State
III LJuisiana in General Assembly convened,
That the delinquent tax payers Of the State
are hereby relieved from the payment of in
terest and penaltf,s imposed upon them for
nOG-payment Of taxes when due; provided,
however, that the same are paid within
ninety days from the passage of this act, IN
defanlt as whitehall penalties and interest to
remain as heretofore.
Sec > BE il further enacted, etc. That
J this act shall take effect from aud after its
( passage
/ lSigued) CHAS. w LOWELL,
! Speaker of the House of Representatives.
r G. G. ANTOINE, g
1t Gov. and President of the Senate.
Approved March IA, 1873
lSiguedl WM p. KELLOGG.
Governor of the State of Louisiana
A true copy:
Z. G. DEsLoNDE,
Secretary of State.
Delinquents consulting their estinterest
! will come forward and settle up before th'
| expiration Of the time specified in the abov,
Act.
j. G. HEAD,
n5-5ts Tax Collector, Bossier parish.
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PAROCHIAL.
Attention.
TAX PAYERS OF BoSSIER.

TAX PAYERS OF BOSSIER.
VOU are hereby notified, and re-
i quested to come forward, and
pay ali BACK TAXES, together
with the Taxes Of 1872, and Licenses
for 1873. and furnish me full descrip-
ton of all your taxable property, by
which you will avoid incarring legal
penalties. My agent, j. H. KEYsER,
is fully authorized to transact all
business connected with the same, in
my absence, and VIII take pleasure in
furnishing tax payers with all neces
sary Information.
JAS. A. HEBRON,
Tax Collector of Bossier parish.
Bellevue, La, May 8, 1873.
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1t is enough TO know that
the bloody occurrences in
Grant Parish are the legitimate
fruit of a usurpation which a
United States Court permitted,
the President winked at, aud
Congress did not have the
courage to 'touch--IN.Y Y Trib-
une. .--.---.,f 49,
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LsGagaber!!
Lumber!

We are prepared now to furnish pine
w LUMBER at car mill at fifteen dol.
lars per Thousand cash. Oak. heart pine
and select lumber per special contract
All classes of flooring aHd ceiling dressed
for work, always on hand, at regular prices
Corn ground every SATURDAY. without fail
n45lv ..---.-. ONLEY d TURNER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

az AaN Per day! Agents wanted !
@Oeo9 ~ All classes of working peo-
pie Of either sex, Young OF old, make more
ments, oFall the time than at any thing else.
Particulars free Address G. Stinson Il Co.,
PartIaud, Maine, ..s-.1 f-ri yl2n52
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Sherif-s Sale.

c. E. R. King .
VS.. No. ia.
Geo. r. McCalla.
j. S, Hancock ..-....
VS.. No. $50.
Geo. r. McCalla.
In the Parish Court of Bossier parish,
Louisiana.
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NOTICE.

Tn ,nrsuapee Of an order from his Honor.
L. B. WATKINS, Judge of the 18th Ju-
dicial District Court, La, q special Jury
Term of said Court is ordered to convene az
this place on the first Monday in May, 1913,
for the trial of all cases criminal and civil
Given under my hand and seal OF ONCE, ~
Bellevue, La March 18th, A ID. 1873.
THOS. n. BRADEN,
Clerk District Booster Parish, Le.
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j. 3. Hancock
VS.. No. $50.
Geo. R. McCalla.
In the Parish Court of Bossier parish,
Louisiana.
DY virtue of two writs of fieri IA
ID eias issued out of the Clerk
office in the above entitled suits, and
to me directed, have seized and will
proceed to sell at public auction TO
the last and highest bidder, at the
Court house door, in the town of
Bellevue, La, and within the legal
hours of sale, on Saturday, June 7th,
1873, the following described proper
ty, to-wlt:
The fractional southeast quarter of
the southwest quarter, containing "a
acres, and fractional northeast quar-
ter of southwest quarter, containing
AZ acres, and the southeast quarter,
containing l60 acres, all inseetion 81 !,
of township 20. "...
Also, fractional northeast quarter
! of North west quarter, containing q
acres, and southeast quarter of north
west quarter, containing 3S acres,
and the northeastquarter containing
100 acres, all In section six, and the
north half of northwest quarter, 20
section five, containing 50 acres, sec
tons five and six being in township
J 10, and the whole land seized being
in range Is, OF Northwest louisiana
and comprising the plantation of de
PENDANT. .a-..- -..sa. .F s-f
Seized as the propertp of George r
McCalla, defendant, and to be solt
according to law, &c. ~
Terms of Sale--sCash, with benefi
of appraisement. ~
/ B. +. ONEILL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, May 8, 1873.
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SGrGg SGSe.

T,strayed before the undersigned, author
II; fty. by Martin SipneI, On. the LIST
day Of Febaary, ls7ss AID VIII be sold for
cash, on Saturday, the 10th day OF May,
1878. az Bellevue, La, medium sized Grey
HORSE PONY, about . years old, with no
marks or brands. The said pony came 20
his premises in said parish about ten days
ago. -
Appraised at $50 90. I --a.. II
Tie owner Is requested to come forward,
nrova property. nav chrages, &c. Fj'
III LOTION, Stray Master
Bellevue, La, Feb. 9th, 1873.