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LARINR,

GALVESTON, Nov. 3.-Arrived: Steamship
Hutchinson, from Indianola; steamship Gillian
from New Orleans; Harlan from Brsshear; ship
body from Southwest Pass; bark Alma from New
York.
Cleared: Bark Sabine for Liverpool; brig Belle
Of the Bay for New York; schooner Lulu Amer
man for Philadelphia.
Sailed Steamship Hutchinson for Brashear;
State Of Texas for New York; Harlan for Indian
ola.
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

New YORK, Nov. 3.-The action OF the canon on
divorce was postponed until the next session.
The committee to whom was referred the ques-
ton Of posture in communion declined to take
action and were discharged.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WHEELING. Nov. 3.-The forests are burning
on the line Of the Panhandle and Central Ohio
Railroads.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-John NcKenna, who was
shot in . political ARRAY this morning, has died
Of his injuries.
Coroner Croker, who was arrested for striking
O'Brien, has been released on bail.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3-Joseph P. Hamilton, aged
81, who murdered E. W. Hallack, Of Mercer
county, about three years ago, was hanged IT.
Bethany, Harrison county, No., Friday last.
Hamilton made confession few days before
his execution.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 3.-The general strike Of
Clay county coal miners went into effect yester.
day, which promises to be protracted, as both
operators and miners are firm.
TAHLEQuAH, Cherokee Nation, Nov. 8. - The
Cherokee National Council met to-day. A quorum
present in both houses. protracted session 10
expected. Chief Ross will deliver the annual
message on Wednesday.
CrNcINNAr1 Nov. 8.-River men report that ON
the banks Of the Ohio River, from 1ronton TO
ests are on fire and the smoke is 90 dense on the
river as to render navigation impossible. The
fire in the pine forests in Fairfield county and in
the swamps near Akron, is still raging fercely.
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4 RIOT.

EuFAULA, A'a., Nov. ga riot commenced At
the polls. 1t noon to-day. by one negro drawing
Democratic ballot. Three negroes were killed;
four MORALLY, seven seriously and eight slightly
wounded. One white man WAS MORALLY one
seriously and one slightly wounded. From i've
to six hundred shots were fred.
kUFAuIA, Ala, Nov. 3.-The disturbance was
quite sanguinary. Six whites we're wounded. ono
Of them, VIM. Keith, MORALLY. Three negroes
were killed outright, and as Far % heard from
"a were wounded-1O or Is Of the number NOR
tally. Since the fight five have died, and three
or four more will die during the night.
The difficulty grew out OF the abuse of q negro
who had voted the Democratic ticket by several
Radical negroes, the chief among whom was
very bad negro, named Miles Long.
Several white gentlemen rushed up when they
saw the abuse being heaped on the Democratic
negro, and when he had received several blows
they rushed in and ordered the mob to desist.
Miles Long offered to draw . pistol upon
one Of the whites. when he WAS told not to draw
. weapon there or he would be killed. With an
oath against the whites, daring them TO come on.
he drew his pistol and fred. In an instant :
general fire from both whites and blacks COM
menced, which the latter stood for second or
two and then gave way in one Of the widest
stampedes ever witnessed in our streets.
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The following totals are from the above re-
turn of the wards already counted although
several wards are wanting, it is sufficient to
indicate the result:
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON.
PERU.

LONDON, Nov. S-The Carlists report four bat
teries and sixteen guns before Irun. The bonn
bardment will commence Immediately.
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By . comparison Of tho vote OF Mon
cure and Leeds, it will Be seen that there is
only difference Of 49, This il sufficient to
indicate how the parish has gone.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The Peruvian Senate
has ratified the treaty with China.
The bill allowing Jesuits in Peru was rejected
without debate
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THE ELECTIONS.
Especial to the Bulletin.1

Especial to the Bulletin.1
THE STATE.
LAFOURCHE.
LAFouRcHE, Nov. 3.-This parish has gone
by 1872, with Cheramie box to
hear from.
ASSUMPTION.
The parish has gone for us by 40 or so
votes.
TRRREBONNE.
This parish gives the compromise ticket 100
majority.
The military will leave to-day. The Captain
in command is a very gentlemanly man, and
the soldiers behaved well.
Lafourche congratulates New Orleons.
GI1ION
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VIRGINIA.

RrcHxoSD, Nov. S.-The whites to-day have
poed an average vote in this city, but the colored
vote has fallen of greatly. Some Of the negroes
voted for Walker, the Conservative candidate.
while q good many voted for Robert A. Paul,
colored, nominated after the Withdrawal Of J.
Amber Smith.
The Conservatives ere jubilant and claim IN
overwhelming victory, many fixing Walkers ma:
iority over Burgess (RepubHcan) in Richmond
1t ffom 1900 @ Zoo Returns from half the pre-
cincts in the city show . Conservative gain Of
$50 over Gov. kMnpnas vote last November.
which vote VIM Be u1odh making compaxison.
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MONTGOMERY, Nov. Selection quiet. No
disturbance of any kind here. The VOTE here is
800 less than 1872, and is claimed Is that much
Democratic gain. The returns are very meagre
owing to the great length Of the ticket.
At Tuscumbia, after the closing OF the polls,
difficulty took place between the town marshal
and citizen, which resulted in the MORALLY
wounding Of the latter.
MoBnE, Nov. 3-The city and county have
gone Democratic by about 1900 majority. Two
riots occurred, caused by negroes attempting to
rescue negro reporters from the United States
marshal. The rioters were easily suppressed.
Two negroes were killed and one white man
wounded.
MONTGOMERY. Nov. 3.-Sumter county goes
Republican by 1900, and Lee county Democratic
BY 500. The returns are too meagre to tele-
graph.
This city still shows Democratic gain Of GOO.
1oNTooHE1Y, Ala, Nov. 3.-Enough has been
received to assure the election Of Bradford,
Democrat, to Congress in place Of Pelham-a
Democratic gain.
The Third District indicates that Belts, Rep,
win be defeated BY 1000 votes.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
OUR MAJORITY.

The following is taken from the accurate re-
turns. In the First Ward two polls are not
yet returned in the Eighth Ward one poll and
one in the Third Ward, and in the Second 1--WE:
First Second Third Fourth Fifth
Werd Ward Ward Ward Ward
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The following are the mAjoEiHes in this State,
os far q compiled:
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DETROIT, Nov. 3.-An unusually heavy vote has
been polled throughout the State. Returns show
considerable Democratic gains. The new consti-
tuition was overwhelmingly defeated. The woman
received larger vote than was generally ex-
pected.
The indications are that Williams Dem.) il
elected to Congress for the First District, Potter
(rem.) in the Fourth, Durand DENY in the
Sixth, Waldron (Rep.) in the Second, Conger
(Rep.) in the Seventh, Hubbel (Rep.) in the
Ninth. The Filth - claimed for Williams rep. J
and h considered doubtful.
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LEAvKxwoRrH, Nov. 3.-Returns from . few
precincts in this county, and the estimate Of the
city, give Par1ott RefoIm candidate for Congress,
at least 1900 majority. 4 light vote Was cast
Ford county gives 40 Republican majority; Paw
nee county s. Republican majority; Comanche
county, Casey (R6fefm) for 0overnsr, 50 ma
5ority; Harvey county, large Republican majority.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

P1r1sBuRa, Nov. S.--Returns are meagre and
come in slowly. In Allegheny county the Repub-
ley, Republican, for Congress, Twenty Second
District, is probably defeated Thomas N. Bayne,
Republican, Twenty Third District, is probably
elected by . small majority. The Democrats
will elect six, probably seven, out Of the fourteen
candidates for the Legislatures Democratic
gain Of five. White, Republican, Twenty-Fifth
District, is elected by about 14O0 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Fifth Ward, Olmstead
1853 majority: Houston. Rep, for Congress, 81.
Tenth Ward, Olmstead 1927 majority; O'Neill.
KEEP, 1867. Franklin county, Democratic ma
jority 200. Montgomery county gives 700 ma.
jority. Fulton county, Democratic majority $50.
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Tax Collectors Sale.
j. C. Head, Tax Collector.
Unknown Party. No. 40.


Percy Paker. curator ad hoo.
pY virtue of the authority confer
- red on me by law I haveseized,
by recording in the Recorders office
OF Bossser parish, and will proceed
to sell at public auction, to the last
and highest bidder, at the Court
house door, in the town of Bellevue.
within the legal hours of Sheriffs
sale, on Thursday, May It'll, 1874.
the following described land, to-wit
West half OF east halt OF section 3,
east half OF northwest quarter Of
section 4, west half of southeast
quarter OF southwest quarter of
section Z, south half of southeast
Quarter OF section 8, east half of
east half of section 8, west half of
section 10, northwest quarter of
section 10, southwest quarter of
section 10, northeast quarter of
southeast quarter and southwest
quarter of northwest quarter OF
section II, southwest quarter OF
section Is, nor. b half and south
west quarter OF scout west quarter
OF section 10, east half Of south
west quarter, northwest quarter OF
northeast quarter aud southeast
quarter Of northeast quarter of
section 81, southwest quarter of
northwest quarter aud northwest
quarter OF southwest quarter of
section %, northwest quarter OF
southeast quarter and southwest
quarter of northwest quarter of
section %, south half of southwest
quarter of section q, west half of
northeast quarter of section %.
west halt, northeast quarter of
southeast quarter and west half OF
west half OF section 80, west half
OF west half, southeast quarter of
southwest quarter aud west half
OF southeast quarter of section 81.
southeast quarter of southeast
quarter Of section 80. east half of
northwest quarter and southwest
quarter of northeast quarter Of
section "a, west half of southeast
quarter OF section IS, township
%, range Is.
Also, west half of southwest
quarter, section 16, township %,
range II, containg in all two thou.
Sind eight hundred and seventy
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DR.. ]. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters are q purely Veg
etabIepreparation, made chiefly from
the native herbs found OH the lower
ranges Of the Sierra Nevada noun
tains of California, the medicinal
properties Of which arc extracted
therefroln without the use of Alcohol.
The question is almost daily asked.
!" What is tho CAUSE of tho unpar-
alleled success Of VINEGAR HIr-
TIERS r. Our answer il, that they
remove the cause Of disease, and
the patient RECEIVERS his health. They
are the great blood purifier and q
life-giving principle, perfect Reno
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Never before IN the history VI the world
has medicine been compounded pos
sessing the remarkable qualities Of Vsx-
RGAR BITTRRs in healing the sick Of
every disease man il heir to. Their are
gentle Purgative as well a. TONIC.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver and visccrsl Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of DIR. WALK
FRS VINEGAR BITTERs are Aperient, Dia-
phoretic, Carminative. Nutritious, Lsxa-
tive. Diuretic, Sedative, C0uDte Irritant.
doritic, Alternative, and Anti Bilious.
n. ~. 1fcDON sl.D & CO..
Druggists & Gen. Agts.. San Francisco. Califor
nss q cnr. Ut Washington and Charlton Sts. *.
ssid ny MI Druggists and Dealers.
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
j. C. Head. Tax Collector,
Unknown Party. No. 81

IJnknown Party. No. ~
p..a. IT..
DaAeI. cu'a.t au noc.
RI virtue OF the autnorlty confer
- red on me by law, have seized,
by recording in the Recorders office
of BOssier parish. and will nroceed
To sell at nuhlic nnctinn r. The Lost
and h;rhlst h;daas =. :. ~ wy ra ,"S.
~ I oiuuel, ~ LIZ Soure
Housc u.oI, III the DWH OF beilevue,
Withln the legal hours OF Sheriff
sale, on Thursday, May It'll. 1874.
the following described land to- wit
East half Of cast half Of section two. nortl,
west anarter OF section Ave. snnth half Of
southeast nnarter and east halt If north +.
east quarter and nurtbwest nnarfer and
west half and southeast quarter of south.
west quarter of section six; east half and
northwest quarter OF southeast quarter and
southwest soa.; Quarter OF northwest quarter OF
of section twelve south half nf snna,ha a ss :.
quarter Of section fifteen; soatbeass aaarasr
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Tax Collectors Sale.
John c. Head, Tax Collector,
VA
Unknown Party. No 20


Unknown Party, No 80.
Percy Baker, curator ad hoe.
y virtue of the authority conferred on
- me by law, have seized, by recording
Ill the Recorders Office of Bossier parish,
and will proceed to sell at public auction,
to the last and highest bidder, at the Court
house door, in the town of Bellevue, within
the legal hours of Sherif's sale, on Thurs
day May 7th, 1874, the following described
land, to-wit:
West half Of east half of section three;
northwest quarter of section three; all of
section four east Of Red river all Of section
nine east OF Red river; north half of section
ten; undivided half of southwest quarter of
section ten; southwest quarter Of southwest
quarter and southeast quarter of northeast
quarter OF section eleven; southwest quarter
OF northwest quarter and northeast quarter
OF northwest quarter and northwest q uarter
OF southwest quarter Of section twelve;
southeast quarter of northwest quarter Of
section thirteen; west half Of northwest
quarter and southeast qnarter of northwest
quarter, east half Of southeast quarter of
section fifteen; all of section sixteen east of
Red River; east fractional half of southwest
quarter and east half of southeast quarter
OF section twenty two; east half of northeast
quarter and northeast quarter Of northwest
quarter and southeast quarter of south
west quarter Of section tWenty-three, south
half OF northwest quarter and northwest
quarter Of northeast quarter Of section "a,
east half OF northwest quarter If section
twenty Six; west half OF section thirty-six;
township twenty-five, range fourteen, con-
tanning two thousand five hundred and
eleven aud eighteen one hundrelth acres
Sold to pay taxes due ON said land. per
tabieau Of assessment for 1873.
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
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Tax Collectors Sales

west half Of northeast quarter of section
thirty; north half Of southeast quarter and
southwest quarter Of southeast quarter Of
section thirty-one; east halt of northeast
quarter Of section thirty-two; west half Of
northwest quarter, southeast quarter of sec-
ton thirty three; south west quarter Of north
west quarter and northwest quarter Of
northwest qnarter of section thirty-four;
east half of southwest quarter and west half
Of southeast quarter Of section thirty five;
southwest quarter of northwest quarter and
southwest quarter Of southeast quarter of
section thirty -six, township seventeen range
eleven containing four Thousand six hundred
and eighty acres.
Sold to pay taxes due on said land, per
tableau of assessment for 1873
Terms Of Sale--Cash,
j. C. HEAD,
Tax Collector.
Bellevue, La April rs, 1874
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Tax Collectors Sales.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
J. C. Head. Tax Collector,
Unknown Party, No. 50.

vs.
Unknown Party, No. 80.
Percy Baker. curator ad hoe.
D I virtue Of the authority confer
- rec. on me by law, have seized.
by recording in the, Recorders office
of Bossier parish. aud will proceed to
sell at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, at the Court house
door, in the town Of Bellevue, within
the legal hours Of Sheriff's sale on
Thursday, May 9TH. 1874. the fol-
lowing described land, to-wit:
Northeast quarter aud southwest quarter
of southeast quarter of section one; north
west quarter of northeast quarter and north
east quarter of northwest quarter OF section
two; east half OF southeast quarter aud
north half OF northwest quarter OF section
four; northwest quarter of west half and
northeast quarter of northeast quarter and
southeast quarter OF southeast quarter, and
northwest quarter of southwest quarter of
section SIX; northeast quarter aud north
estquarter of southwest quarter Of section
seven, undivided half of southwest Quarter
of section eight; south half Of northeast
quarter and east half OF northeast quarter
OF northeast quarter and southwest quarter
OIL southeast quarter OF section nine; north
west quarter Of northwest quarter aud
southwest quarter OF southwest quarter of
section eleven; southeast quarter OF south
west quarter, northeast quarter of north
west quarter Of section thirteen; northwest
quarter Ut southwest quarter Of section if
teeni northwest quarter of northwest
quarter Of section seventeen; southwest
quarter of section twenty-three; southwest
quarter Of southeast quarter Of section
twenty four; west half and southwest
quarter Of northwest quarter, east half of
southwest gu lrter and southwest quarter of
northeast quarter and northeast quarter of
southeast quarter Of section twenty five;
west half Of southwest quarter, and north
east quarter of northwest quarter of section
twenty six; east half and northwest quarter
OF southeast quarter and southeast quarter
OF northeast quarter, and southwest quarter
and south half of northwest quarter Of Sec
ton thirty; south half of section thirty-two;
west half of southwest quarter Of section
thirty four, township twenty one, range
twelve, containing about two thousand
three hundred and sixty acres.
Sold to pay taxes due ON said land
per tnbleau IF assessment for year 1873.
Terms Of Sale-Casi.
j. C. HEAD,
Tax Collector.
ApriI o.. 1874
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and Tell.

Every drip Of tho saRs+PARTILIAN REsoI.-
VENT cannianica es through the kla0i 80,
and other Fluids and juices Of the system the vigor 81
III for repairs the wastes q lie body with new and
sound material Serof,.la - ~ Can. u,np,ion.
CHANDELIER disease. Ulcers n tie tl,rost Mou IL II.
nors Notes inthe dhnis and other paris ri the stem,
Sore Eyes, Srum0rUs ischars " II IN the Ears and
ne worst forms OF in d.s-.ses, trttesia,s Fever
6oros. scsid al Rins Wor,n u. Ehennl ~ s elas
Acue, Bla I Spts. WsfEa.in tie .ssl ..is Tan.
aarsin The ~ end ", ,kt ming a,.d painful
>~see, Night :,we1.-, Less H., +. wa. ses or
sne Mfe prn::pc arc wi:'ila lis, sc this
wonfer III Morrn h ni.sirr I'D few d,ya use will
prove t0auy r-rsnn fer iher aiese fnrms Of
dteease its pTent ppn-rsta ihesG.
1.-THE pattern, t.iy ea snrg fra,seeS nv the wastes
and decomr that is lti:..iy ptp.ressrg suc-
ceoss in arrcsiins these rcy.irs the came
with new m.erialmaie Fl III he,4ltt i!t.,d-a:d this
the SARSAfARiRt.!sN Siiian4 r,n y a.ire--a euro
y cerxin; FIR Mhea oa-e biz rem tsy commences ita
WO~k OF pur11fatoa ant la dim nisepg thu
loss Of wastes It's repairs wiibe ra,s MI. every day
the patient will fe-wisii II stronger
tbe fOd dsesting better appetite ia, rosn. nd flesh
and weight Increasing.
MOI only does ise Ss kStP KtitIAS i sarrESY els
Alk 04n remedial ageht< in Ito leh G. Scr0-
auiolls CONSTITUTIONAL aud s..a s..s.s butilis ths
only DQRitivo cure stss
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April 2s. 1874.
Tax Collectors Sale.
j. Z. Head. Tax Collector,
Unknown Party. No. 81.

Unk0oWn FArty. NO. 81.
Percy Baker, curator ad hoe.
DY virtue of the authority confer
ID rcd on me by law, have seized,
by recording in the Recorders office
Of Bossier parish, and will proceed to
sell at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, at the Court house
door, in the town OF Bellevue, within
. thelegal hours of Shcriff7s sale, on
Thursday, May It'll, 1874, the fol-
lowing described land, to-wit:
Northeast quarter of northwest
quarter Of section two, lot two and
northwest quarter of northwest quar-
ter of section three, lots two and three
of section four, lot one OF section five,
northwest quarter of northwest quar-
ter OF section six, southeast quarter
at section seven, east half of north
west quarter and northwest quarter
bfanorthwest quarter, east OF Red
Chute, of section ten; south half of
southwest quarter of section twelve,
east half Of east half of section seven-
teen, north half of northwest quarter
and northwest quarter of northeast
quarter Of section nineteen, west half
'Ofsoutheastq quarter of section twenty
three, southwest quarter and lot ten
dissection twenty all Of section
thirty-three Except southwest quar-
terOf southwest quarter), east half of
southeast quarter and northwest
quarter of northeast quarter of Sec
tioli thirty-f0ur, lots four and five of
section tlirty-five, township seven
teen, range twelve, containing one
thousand eight hundred and sixty
six S6-10O acres.
Sud to pay taxes due on said land.
per tableau Of ld7.R.
Terms Of sale-Cash
j. G. HEAD,
Tax Collector.
Anril d. 1874.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
No. T5In B0ssier Parish Court.
8. HerOl1
Oscar BRYANT

Oscar Bryant
Q virtue OF . writ Of fiefi facias issued
~ from the Clerks Office Of Bossier, La.
in the shove entitled suit and to me directed
have seized and will proceed to sell al
public auction, to the highest bidder. before
the Court honse door, in the town of Belle
vue. La. within the legal hours Of sale, ON
saturday, tho I'd day of Msy next,
1914, the following described property, to-
wit:
Four bales Of cotton, siezed and to be sold
to satisfy = Judgment lately rendered against
the defendant Oscar Bryant, in the sum 81
$3l7. 81
FERNS Of Sale subject to appraisc-
na0nt.
B. F. oNEAL.
Sheriff.
BeI'srue, La. April 10. 1874.
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FEVER AND AGUE,

FEVER IND A.s'!E cured for fty e-nts. There II
mt femea AZ. this wo~id i,At will cure Fever
and Ague id all oihee Mai.rio,ls, BiiOus, Scarlet
typhoid Yellow, aud oher Frvers faded by RAD
WAYS Pills 80 quick RAILWAYS READY Re
LIEF. Fitty cents per boA!e.
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SUCCESSION SALE.


In the Parish Court of Parish of Bossier, La,
In the succession Of j. w. Vance, deceased
Qy virtue Of an order from the Honorable
- Parish Court of said Parish Of BOssier,
Louisiana, commanding and requiring me to
sell after legal publication. the balance due
TO plaintiff on Judgment No 2, 484, in Bos
sier District Court. entitled Executors Of j.
w. Vance, deceased. va r. Graves, will
proceed to sell, at public auction. to the
last and highest bidder, ct the Court house
door, in the town Of Bellevue, La. within the
legal hours for sales on Saturday the 81 day
of May, 1874, 1 win sell said Judgment No.
2, 4S4, on the Docket Of District Court of Bos-
eier parish, La, for cash subject to appraisc-
ment.
Bellevue, La, April 18th, 1874
B. r. ONEAL,
Sheriff and Ex-ofhcio Auctioneer.