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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-12
EDUCATIONAL.
EOOSA IONA
MIASONIC
MALE COLLIE L.

The exercises of this Institution began on
the first Monday in September last.
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions of twenty weeks each-tlrst endlnS
tho last of January; the second the last OF
FACULTY:
l.. r.W1Lcox, President, and Prof. OF Latin,
Mental and Moral Science.
Miss a. CALHOUN, Teacher in Mathematics.
Miss l.. TAGGAET, Assistant in Literary De-
N. A. BARRIE, Prof of Music and French.
Miss NJ. NJ. WILCOX, Assistant in Music.
TERMS:
Pupils admitted at any time and charged
until end of session. No deduction in tut
ton except for prot sickness.
Tuition, English.......S3, 81 and $500 per mo.
Instrumental Music, with use
of inStrume nt........... ............ GEO "
Extra lessons in Vocal Music. 400 "
hronGin . ..:::.: 3 35S
Board, exclusive OF washing,
lights and articles for toilet,
if paid in advance, for each
session.. ...................l2.o0 .
If not so paid....... 100
Incidental, per session. 100 =
Prof: Wilcox has now entered upon the
labors of tho tenth year Of his connection
as President, with the Homer Masonic
Female College. During that time the
range of studies has been extensive as
of inst ruction has been to impart Il Thorough
knowledge of those studies. The discipline
in the College and Boarding Department has
been firm, constant, but parental. The
health of the pupils has been invariably
good. In confirmation of the above, refer
ence is confidently made to the patrons Of
the Institution and former pupils scattered
throughout North Louisiana.
Additions arc being made 10 t;!C BOARDING
House, so that i large ilunih c;' of pupils can
be accommodated i'll the family OF Ia" i'res-
!,rnt.
We, the undersigned, having been &C
uuuintcd with the workings OF the Ill&titu-
ton during tho time il has, been under the
management of Prof Wilcox, very cordial
ly recommend it to our friends as 4 suitable
place to send their daughters.
Il. y. JONES, w. M,
\. WARD, =. W., =:
JOHN $. YOUNG, j. W., ::
andJudgc Parish Court, z
j. II. RAMSEY, Sec'y, 2
X. L. VAUGHN, TrcaS., z
Rcy. j. II. DAVIDSON.
Toby 3, 1872. 2o:ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-12
Jan. /, ISIS.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

(tCS STHN PRODUCE.
y sue II As
Potatoes. Peas, Eggs, Chickens. Butter:
sold br the mnicrs;,rnri on Grand street,
ucar Male Academy. An assortment Of
1 Il mi l y G roccric : kept constantly on
hand. - Particular attention paid to
supplying families in town with Produce
from the country. Orders solicited.
TOM RACINE. Grand Street. 80
FCb'N IL. lS7%.-lN Monroe. la.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-12

The editor of the Moorhead Cd. C.}
Star says: owe offer especial induce
ments to our subscribers who club to-
gether and send in any little matter of
eatables, as it were.''
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-12
Tho Franklin Sun, Of the 18th, saws:

Tho franklin Sun, OF the 18th, says:
Yesterday the horses and cattle were
suddenly and simultaneously taken
with Il racing propensity, and the cause
was soon discovered to be the advent
Oh Buffalo gnats. They seldom como
except after high water, which, We have
not had this year to any great extent.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-12

10 iT0-.-lrs sucil u valuable epilono OF
thr art world, Il. = cost SO tTitiing, viii COM
nanG the s,tIj-"ri! ions OF thousands III
ever %Cr-inn OF the country; but, as tho
usefulness and attractions OF che -ait;inG
can b. enhanced Ill proportion TO tic numcr-
lea! increase OF It's support crS, the PUBLISH
c.s propose 10 make INSURANCE tlOublV
SURG ~ the following unparalleled offer
-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-04-12

\ BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL,
For Ioumy Loatcs,
MONROE, LA.
The session of 1s72-'73 will commence on
Monday, tho I'd day of September.
Mrs. T. w. BENTON, Principal. and In
strsctres:s of the Primary Depart ,lent..
Tltos. O. BENTON, Esq, Instructor of the
Academic Department.
--------,I nstructrcss OF French,
and assistant in the English branches.
Mrs. J.. w. WEDDEL;., Instruct rcss: Of
Music.
Miss MS. huGprEN, tnstructrcss5 III Draw
ing, Painting in water colorS or oil, Cni-
broidcry and fancy needle work.
TERMS G>AYADLE NIoNTuLy):
Primary Cl:isscs.. $500 per Hio.
Middle s. .................. 4.Ou -
Academic g ................. 800 20
Music( with use orinstrumcn) $50
Board, Including waSh ing,
Drawing, Painting, &c, ut teach. cr:,'
charges. Aug. 26, 1872. 30-tf
HOMEis CoLLEGE.
This College now in its twelfth scholastic
year, is in session from the first Tuesday in
september to Commcnccncnt Day, We'd
corps of instruction is full; the course Of
study ample; the library and apparatus ",i
cluatc; the endowment i'll hopeful progress;
locality einftcntlv hcatlftIl, and cOniniiini-
~ Intelligent and refined.
Tuition, $500 and $500 per month, in adj
vance, for tho term. Board, from $l2.J0 to
$1,000 per month. Contingent, &l.3o.
For further part icul:,rs address i,cy. !. T.
W. l.. NORELAND.
marl6:26r Prcs't Board Of Trustees.
, 1873-09-22
FINANCIAL.
SAVINGS DEPOSITS.


To nllay all unnecessary excite
ment, and in tho interest Of the
Public and our Dcposftors, and
to provcnt the possibility of any
party obtaining all advantage
over another, and to protect the
rights of all, the Savings Banks Of
the City Of Chicago. represented
by the officers whose names arc
subscribed hereto, will, from and
after this date, insist upon rcq,lir-
ing notice for the withdrawal of
Deposits, according to their re-
spective Rules.
Chicago, Sept. go, 1878.
D. u. SPENCER, President State
Savings Institution.
JOHN G. HAINES, President FL
deity Bank and Safe Dcpos-
sYDNEY MYERS, Cashier n1cr-
chants, Farmers, aud NIechan-
les Savings Bank.
FIRED MEYER, Cashier CONNER
cial Loan Company.
r. G. TAYLOR, Vicc-President
Cook County Savings Bank.
HENRY GIsI1ENEBAUNl, Prcsi-
dent German Savings Bank.
, 1873-09-22
REAL ESTATE.
For T Sale.

Ioifcr f,,r nn1c 'rhirtc ccn Hundred nna Twenty
Tllo.lsnnl N0linrs t3l ,320,OOO} of tho full
pniA stnck nf The new organization tcnt'ro
CAPITAL .t0ck Si,tIOD.O0O) representing and
bcinu nbult HIS of the ontiro
, 1873-09-22
Suburban Railroad,

Which cnn rim in my direction to INV rntnt
within Cao1t, DmPu7c, or VIII Cnunttcn. Said
Railroad Eelnpnny Inns IA valuable CONTRACT
FOR RIGHT of ENTRANCE INTO THE
CITY nrUn the right Of why granted by tho
Caru,on Council In atuy, 1872, to the LnSn1le
Il Chicngn ltntlrond COMPANY, sntd route he.
Ing especially n&lnrte4i far rapid trnnatt "a tho
hrurt nf tho city. THO tracks within tho city
will he lniL tiis full.
Parties owning outside tnntlh now inncccsA1-
bic to tho city cn, by tho ,'sc Of this frnnchtsc,
NOT only ntlnpt tho nHs.,c for sails by SubdfvI-
s1ons, but render them available for nctunt rca-
3dcncr PURPOSES.
Parties hnyinE rnCrtyy nnd snennE who desire
to cu,bnrlt In IL texti,nNtc and lnrac real cstmtc
enterprise, huytuR nil tho elements of perfect
snit.ty nu.t Immense nnii prnt1t, cnn best
do with the ni.! of tlia franchise, by rur-
cluninK lanls ,yl,lcl, can bc attained Mt low
prices now too remote from rntirontl for SUBJ
division. and enhancing their value by making
then, Tins available for nctunt rcntdeuco pur-
poses tor those siniu9 blstncss within the city.
Another lnrKc source Of prott could be derived
fran propert y-nwners n1ong tllo line Of ancl Il
new rni1runi by donations md bonuses thov
could ufnrd tn give tn cH-operMtIon.
The cast Of IL narrow R,,uRc roud would be
uhout Seven Thousand Dollars t$s7.O0O) per
mile, and thp cnst Of snn,c wonld only com-
n,cncc trnls tic city 1iuits, tho cost within
tho CITY is provided elsewhere by tho terms of
tile nforcsnd contract.
two enterprises Nout1 be taken In unincuu,-
not attended with care nntl anxiety.
, 1873-09-22
CHICAGO EXPOSITION.
INTERSTATE
Industrial Exposition
OF CHICAGO,
Grand Formal Opening
Thursday Evening, Sept Is, 1878.

The Executive Committee have
the pleasure to announce tho COM
plotion of al1 preparatory arrange
ments for the First Annual Exhibi-
ton Of the Interstate Industrial
Exposition of Chicago.
The building, which is the largest
and best structure Of its class on
this continent, has been finished
with the greatest caro- in all details,
and the entries now made and mostly
placed give undoubtod assurance
that, in variety, magnitude, interest,
and value, tho Exhibition itself will
far excel any heretofore held in the
now world.
The formal opening will take place
in accordance with the following
PRoGRAMMB:
POTTER PALMER, Esq, President. in
tho Chair.
MUs1O--NationalA Airs.
Chicago Exposition Grand Mnroh, CON-
posed for tho occasion by Prot: Flodoard
Hoffman.
Addrosa and delivery OF tho Building to
tho Board Of Directors by the Chairman Of
tho Executive Committee, N. 8. Bouton, Exa.
Response and acceptance on behalf of tho
Board of Directors by Hon. W. f. Cool
bAugh, Vice-Prosident.
MUSIC--Fe4tival Overture, by Prof. Hoft-
man.
Addresaoa Of Welcome by Hon. L. L.
RHn6- Ma1ycr nf 0hianun nr6 EynH11on~ n =
oy, John L. Beverid9e, Governor of Illinois.
MUBIO--Potpourri from Martha--Flo
Address by Hon. John a.. Logan, United
States Senator.
MUs1O--Nationa1P Potpourri--
Address by Hon. Richard J. Oglosby,
United 9tata4 8onator.
MUSIC--Ga1op Weloome--Faust.
, 1873-09-22


!
IN. p,+a,d,nt r.orc h.,t.a th,. a. rna..ure nj re
~ o,t IN, ,,,or.o, r,a .o,r - ~. rro,,t.nt nv
r.rtcc,iro ,ir Win .n ,, ~ ,,nnroc.darta rn.ior
~ Tho ,ottar IN. -o,a ~ +bo.. ,xsornh1nd AMI
nlfctcl tbotr nnnrova, fow trtntno s]t.,attons in
nhroseoocy were ,nado hy n5r 1on,on. antl ni4 sso
rsary was trected 10 .nakn ooar copy of thu iatar
for presont atfon In t,,s preaIdent
VIEWS At p1sNEn.
Meantime tho President had left tho Fifth Avenue
oto and uonn To Tho Union Icae,e Club 10 dinner on
Tho invitation Of Il, D. o1aain, John 11ocy md othors,
1Ic drnnrted with thrao oon+tcnen At t3o n M Dur
Ino tnn.r Tho snh,eot o ,,u,no tho rcaoryc m
h.,l. md c+t.- ,,,na for ~oar .ro-o di.cu.sad AZ
l.noti, Tbn proai1cnt o1nrr.sed vtllinrne.s to do
.pvtbtro tn tho r.Itcy ~ tbo financial commun,tv
urnvldc3
Law WOULD DEAR HILL OUT
in 10 DOING Secretary nlchardson wss opposed to
isGung tho reserve Rreentscks because 10 believed
there waa no legal authority for 1t. He Aaid
he appreciated tho situation tic financial
world had been thrown Into, but waa
unwilling 10 violate law to afford relIef Many Of tho
nroument. of tin div warn aoain BROUGHT forward.
but no pnw rucasnroa wero aubmitted.
noMuononr v.nnrnr,,r,a rnopo.,r,or.
ro,,r l., .h. A., 49, n-o.,sont r,. tntor-.a thu,
ooun,odoro v.nJo.,,a,, 49, ,,s,rou. -, co,f.rour.
.. ,.. ~. nAss,.'. s,'A,"a, 49,, xs,,,..s.,..a j..
w. ~. s,' @,'-'4l 's so4o- .'sAl 10
n,ndc hs .nncnrnnon IN TIM ,obv md ,xaa ,rnmedi-
x,c,y connoted bv den eh,rpo to tho par1ora Of tho
rro.,tlcn+ rho confcrcnro ,xaa hrtcr tak,no ony
fov minutes. A, thu Conmodoro came from the
prcsdcns room he wan acco,te bv sovcrsl OF s no
nuantances WIN wero anxinua tn nar,1 the isa,o OF
-, ""1 "s,o AaAo'1 ~ oain t' ,oo"o =. :.
bv tho8o assembled. An II ras known TINT
thu Commodore Ind e1nrcssed his Willingness
tn advance s1o,ooo non In tin hanks. provided
TIM President vanted to drcct the socrotary Of tho
treasury to rauo sos nm ooo In to nucstton
mt to him. tim Cnm,no1nro aa,d hr,o,v TINT hi, mis-
s;on had bcen una,,cre.afu1 md ndacd referring t
tho prescnts rafuHa tn authorjra thu 1ooua to the
| hants.
"ns COULD no un. wAs41pro.n
In At onco toot hi. densrturc .ccomnaned hv z.vere1
friends hose WIN wora nrcsant At tho ntcry,.w be-
tveen the President and tho Commodore ssad TINT tho
, 1873-09-22

loan wua for the beneat of tho Clarke snd Vanderbilt
party, and not for Williams at all. Payment Of this
loan Is also refeed and helps to involve The Trust
Company in ruin, which IL perhaps irrettfsyabts.
prominent Director Of tho Union Trust Company
stated late III the syoning, that there can 10
NO nEsUAPT1oN OF BUSINESS
BY the Company tomorrow, under tho circumstances
but thtra aec1ns to 10 strong impression that tho
Lake sAors nailsoad Company Ia coming to the rccf
Of tho Union Trust Company, and TINT tho attnr will
resume buaincss no later than no1t Saturday. call
loan Of $500 900, which thought to DO doubtful.
MAS paid to-day, aud others will probably come In to-
morrow. Mr. Froth,ngha1n, President Of tns Union
Trust COMPANY, sailed from Liverpool on Saturday
He Ia supposed to be wholly 'gnorunt Of the failure Of
the institution. No information Of
uARLroNf8 wuEnEAnouTa
Ia obtainab1e. Ho ia certainly young. ard wholly
united for the position which he han held. Il Ia
officially announced, at lsss hour tonight, that tho
Union Trust Company
WILL NOT nKsuMK TOMORROW.
Augustus Behcll Ytce-rresicut, eaid In interview
thin evening" that IL iMpossblo to say when II will
resume, everything depending on calling In loana'
"When we auspendod," he said, "it was With
the expectation Of calling In sufficient loana
to be able to reaume on Monday, but
tho clos!ug Of tho Stock Exchange changed
our paus. Tho Trust Company will not res,lme Until
it to able to go without faterng.n Io aakod II
taors wsa any doubt Of tho Trust company's being
able to rcsuulo 1In answered, onlinouBiy I'VE can
not TELL but hope not" He also said that Cartons de-
facaton would reach $500 ooo ADrector Of the bank
states that ho whs largely interested u WesteEu Union
Stocks and their sudden decline placed him In deapcr
ste circumstances. envelopes picked up In his ofics
alao show that hs apooulating in Union Paciho.
[To the Associat<d Frtas.l
THE CoNFEnKNuE At THE FIFTH AvENUE AoTaI.
NEW Yoak, sopt. a.-The fact that President Grant
II ,1,n rJa 1tt hoFl
, 1873-09-22

THE LOSS OF RESERVE
Ia In gold and greenbacks, and tho reduction
Of liabilities s Goo On woh 25 per cent IN S.
sl1e5o Tho banka therefore loso only H. 7s0 1t
actual reseryes, aud $32l1075 below tho 25 per
cont une Of tho Natonal Bank netud Of calculation.
ALL sonTa or RUMoRs
roro circulated to-day apparently with the purpose to
exotic dlstrust among industrious working poop!',
aud cAuse run on tho savings banka Ono was that
\ meeting of GermanH bad taken place In tase
Dow1ry, aud that resolution WAS adopted 10 Wills
draw deposits at onco. Another Bory WAS that dcpoa-
Qra Vero already aasehed II the doors Of ono OF Tho
savings banks each anxious to be OH hand 1t the oe'
Ing hour Tomorrow.
THE SUSPENSION or THE rNtoa THusF ooMfAAf
IL duo to tic sloyenly management by tho Secretary
Knowing the state Of aairs IN Wall strcet, ho 'oayoo
calling in his loans, sud on Friday called III guy
3sso,ooo. That day the institution was 'aAen
in hand by some OF its Trustees, WIG
had 10 raise rouoy In tho afternoon npoh oassl"et
louds vo paying out fl.6ooo QUO to alarmed depoh''
ora During tho rrocess Of 8utng beo8 Into shape IN
uso. for they wore III registered FORM
and needed to bo signed aud properly At'aenet.
tho Secretary loft tho Office, anu nus n''
sIuce returned Tho examination OF securities TO-
yoaled the fact at about worth Of bonda had
disappeared with Carlton, who IL now
i FUGITIVE nErAuLTEn.
rhto loss takes away moro than half the con'panya
aurnas. pnt had nothing to 10 With caaslhR
tta snsreuston, which il duo directly to
Carltous negligence in making provision for plain n-
iIr1t
, 1873-09-22

morning. ogother with tho fact that those invited to
tho conference would meet tho President and financial
ohcors Of Tho Government In tho Fifth Avonuo Hotct
during tho day. In consequence not only bankers,
BROKERS' and merchants were In attendance, but tho
general public focted thhcr and llsloncd to groups
Of Wall street men
DISCUSSING THE SITUATION.
This general pnbic, although knowing liltlo Of the
techntcalitica Of htock md gold speculation,
or Of tho causes which tended to produce tho
present alarm, nevertaolesa seemed to ftcl TINT
tho OCCASION fraugh With Importance 10 ALL Prcs!-
don't Grant, secresaro Richardson, Senator Morton,
and Gen. Babcocr ready before noon 10 hear the
views and nuggcstons Of
pnoM1AEHT MERCHANTS AND F1NANo1rnR,
soma Of whom Ind previously hold conference and
reduced their plans to tanBtblo saro at tho coners
encs, and conspicuous among those present wcro Com.
modoro Vanderbilt, Horny CLOVIS, 1snac II. Bailey,
sc1egmnn brothers, George II. oplykc, William orton,
President Of the Western Union Telegraph Company;
Prosper 7. yharpo james II, Burke, William L. Scott.
Of tho Eric, H., Bank Robert Lcnox
Kcnncdy Horace D. Clahin; Gen. Il. s. Sanford,
President Of the Adams Express Company; Mr.. Vail,
Of tho hank Of Commerce; Senator Vest, nnd John
Hoey, President Of tho Adams Express Company.
First,
4 GENERAL rn0ros1T1oy
Was madc by committee appointed for tho purrosss
that tho prcsen financial difficulties aold bc relieved
by drawing on tho legal-sc,s1er reserve. Tho Com
mlttco had mt agreed, at tlfs ne Oh 10 tho amount
Of such reserve which would 10 probably required
to effect tho objoct sought to 10 nttaincd.
President Grnnt and Secretary Richardson sent for
many members Of tho Committee In tuvn, aud heard
tnelr "e"s on the euoJcct' Aer u1"araa Of an nonr
had been spent in this why, mud after listening to tho
reading OF the written views OF several PROMINENT
membera OF tho committee rroa'aont orsht aha
secretary is1enaFdsoh instructed INC to"mneo .has
nothing could 90 dohe nnh aomo rreclae proposuoh
nnu oten 'op1n.eu* ~ '"a!ol's .. taa ',, 70
A'~p '-'' " |
1e~o'eAA''
, 1873-09-22
RIVERSIDE ENTERPRISE.

4 combination Of pnrttrs 0f knnwn rcnponsl-
blif*. nu,l witt. tile msc or but moderate cnah
irc,lns+ by controlling tho nhore at0c1t, cnu, by
tl,rir iil.lirfnms nlutlrEemcnt of TINT valuable
c~:utet srrurr IN themselves eventually tnrGo
1Hrtunc without risk.
uiso offer fur nnio tic franchise ofn
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May 81, 1873.
TAX NOTICE.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
7 can make no promises as to extern
i sion of time for collection of taxes
now due to any one. wish all par
ties to distinctly understand that l
shall use no Partially. Taxes that
are due must be paid Immediately, or
l shall proceed as the law directs. L
am determined. to do my duty, ire
spective of the numerous and annoy
ing appeals for further time. wish
this TO be understood as fair warning
TO all who wish to save cost, &c.
All persons who fail to give in theiI
Assessments by the 10th of ] uly. will
be assessed from the rolls or by Other
information.
j. G. HEAD, Tax Collector.
May 81, 1873.
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Bellevue, La June y, 1873.
SUCCESSION SALE.


Succession of Sam'l Miller, deceased.
py virtue of writ of sale to me
u directed, from the Honorable
Parish Court of BOSsier parish, La,
/ will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder,
ut the Court house door in the town
of Bellevue La, between the hours
of IL O'clock in the fournOon and /
i'll the afternoon, on Saturday, the
Ind day of August, 1873, the follow
ing described land, tO-wit:
East half of southeast quarter of
section ten, and the northeast quarter
of northwest quarter of section -;
also, the southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter, and Northeast
quarter of southwest quarter, and
southwest quarter of northeast quar-
ter, and north half ofsoutheast quar-
ter, and southeast quarter of south
east quarter of section l., township
y, range IA, Northwest Louisiana,
cOunLaing AS acres. more or less.
Terms of Sale-UpOn n credit OF
one and two years, provided, two
thirds ofthe appraised value be bid,
else on a credit of one, two and three
years for whatever it may bring
purchaser giving bond for price bear.
ing per cent per annum Interest
from day Ofsale. and secured by ven
doris lien of mortgage on land bought
and by approved personal security.
i. +. ONEAL,
Sheriff and eX-Ofiicio auct'r.
Bellevue, La, June %, 1873.
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STRAY SALE.

Tstrayed before L. W. Brasher, J P,
Il on the 18th day of April, 1873, by
Reuben Williams. and will be sold for
cash, TO the highest bidder, on saturday,
the 18th day of September, 1873, at Belle
vue, La, a medium sized bright sorrel,
about / years old, white spot in forehead,
two saddle marks on back, branded with
letter an" The said animal came to his
premises March 18th. 1873. n..
Appraised at $50 90.
The owner is requested To come forward,
prove property, pay chrages, &c.
j. A. THOMAS, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, June 18th, 1873.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
j. c. Head, Tax Collector,
Mary d. c. Cane, nonresident;
NJ r,ll,u-oy .,,Y..-,r nj In.


Mary d. c. Cane, nonresident;
!. NJ. Galloway, curator adj hoe.
DY virtue of the authority conferred on
ID me by law, l have seized, by recording
in the Recorders Office of Bossier parish,
Louisiana, according To law, and will
proceed to sell, at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder. at the Court house
door, i'm the town of Bellevue, Louisiana,
within the legal hours for Sheriff's sale, on
Wednesday, July 93rd, 1873, the following
described land and personal property, to
wit ..
Two horses, eight mules, twenty head of
cattle, twenty sheep, two wagons, one
cart.
Also, section thirty-four, undivided half
interest III section thirty five, southwest
quarter of section twenty eight, south half
and northwest quarter of section twenty
nine, and fractional east half of east half
of section thirty, fractional section thirty
three. and forty-five acres in section thirty
two, all in township eighteen, OF range
thirteen.
Also, northwest quarter of section thirty
three, township seventeen, range thirteen,
Northwest Louisiana, east of Red River,
and i'll BOsSier parish.
Sold to pay State and parish taxes due on
said land and personally, per tableau OF
1872, and cost.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
&c HEAD,
Tax Collector.
Bellevue, La, July 5, 1873.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
] G Head, Tax Collector,
r-r. laA COLLECTOR.
Bellevue, La, July 5, 1873.
Unknown Owner;

I. NJ. Galloway, curator ad hoe.
DY virtue of the authority confer
- red on me by law, have seized,
by recording in the Recorders office
of Bossier parish, Louisiana, accord
ing To law, and will proceed TO sell,
at public auction, TO the last and
highest bidder, at the Court house
door, in the town ofBeilevue, within
the legal hours-for Sheriff's sale, on
Wednesday, July 23rd, 1873, the
following described land, to-wit:
The southeast quarter OF the north
westquarter and fractional north halt
Of southwest quarter of section
twenty nine. OF township twenty
three, of range fourteen, Northwest
Louisiana, containing one hundred
and twenty two and 70-l0O I22 7e-1O0J
acres.
Sold to pay State and parish taxes
due on said land, per tableau of 1871
and cost.
Terms of Sale-cash.
&c HEAD,
Tax Collector.
RpllpVlIp J1lv 1879