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NEGLECTED GRAVES,

M H Evening rush.
Little respect seems to be paid TO the graves OF
many Of our citizens whose lives were notable
enough, It would seem, TO secure for them more
fitting remembrance. Horace Greeleys grave is
said to be almost undergraduate among the
surrounding weeds. Thomas Paine's was few
days ago ploughed out Of sight by farmer on
whose land It was made. And now we are told
that the vault in which was placed the body Of
President Tyler is covered with ivy and weeds
the front alone being discernible, and that the
approaches to It are 80 matted and entangled
with the same growth that they look as II the
foot Of human being had never trodden them.
The condition Of the grave of Thomas Jefferson,
at Monticello, has long been disgrace 70 the
people Of Virginia. Four years ago, upon q visit
TO Monticello by one Of the editors Of the Evening
Post, efforts were made in vain by him to induce
the keepers Of the house and grounds 70 at least
clear IL IRON rubbish and disgusting NTH.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-12
BASE BALL STATISTLCS.
baltimore American.

Base ball, judging from the report Of the direc-
tors Of the Athletic Club, Of Philadelphia, is .
rather costly amusement The expenses Of that
club during the last season were t25 90 and its
receipts SIS 0550l The salaries paid to the play
ers amounted to SIS TO- exclusive Of the travel
ing expenses, cost Of uniforms, sc. The visit Of
the club to England was an expensive financial
failure, the travelling expenses amounting to e.
So6.55 whilst the receipts from the games played
there were only 81, l99.o0. The receipts from the
games played in the United States were over
$4,000, and the travelling expenses less than those
Of the European trip.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-12

''THE country" says the New York
Herald, ''has an especial interest in know
'siRg what the policy of the Democratic
''party is goingto be on the great subject of
sfhe finances" Yes; but as the party does
not know Itself, we do not see how the
country is going to find out. The truth is
ii has no policy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-12
BUSINESS IN PHILADELPHIA
rPhIladeiphia Star.

LTIuIlutIpu Id oLITsI
Thus far this season there does not appear to be
any occasion for relief associations, and the hope
is INDUCED that the gradual increase in business
activity which for some time past has been mani
Testing itself will enlarge as TO render the CT
ganiZation of temporary associations unneces-
sary. An unusually large amount Of outdoor
work will have TO be done during the winter
months. The Centennial buildings must be kept
in process Of completion, and whenever the
national and municipal, should be continued.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-12

JUSPRe at the conclusion that the arti.
Gle in last Tuesdays New York Republic
upon the question Of the finances was au-
thOrized by the Administration, the
Tribune, of that city, made bitter assault
upon the President in its issue yesterday.
The article is disgrace to American jour
nalism and an insult to the whole people.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-12
4 LESSON IN NULTIPLIcATIoY.

lBaltlinOre AAerlcan.J
Any number Of figures you may wish to multiply
BY 5 VIII give the same result Il divided BY ga
much quicker operation; put you must remember
to annex 40 to answer when there Is no remainder,
and when there Is Q remainder, whatever It may
be, annex to the answer. Multiply 49, by 5,
= and you VIII have %, and, as there Is no re-
mainder, yOu add 0. Now take 359, multiply BY
., the answer Is J, 795; and dividing this BY 2,
there Is lie and 3 remainder; you therefore place
at the end Of the line, and the result is again
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-12
OUR RESOURCES.

IN I. EApress.I
The United States contains, It is estimated,
some three millions Of square miles, and the terri
torial extent Of the Mississippi and lake valleys
alone is nearly five times as large as Great
Britain and France combined; one and hall
times as large as the whole Of France, Great
Britain, Austria, Prussia, Spain, Portugal, Bel
gium, Holland and Denmark together. The Rus
sian empire in Europe is only one fourth larger,
and the ancient Roman empire only exceeded It
by one half,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-12

WE DIRECT the attention of our readers
tothe correspondence from Lynchburg, Va,
inanother column. The Democratic jubila-
tions over last weeks victories were ap-
prOpriately closed by a free fight, and Jubal
Early calling for tone more good old Con-
federate veil"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-12
DIED.

wADE.-Neyember :. Mrs. JANE WADE. widow
Of the late John b. Wade, in the eighty-Hrst year
Of her age.
attend the funeral from her late residence No. III
Fifth street northwest, to-day, (ThursdRyO at 3
O'Clock.
WAIFE.-Novem0er 10, at her late residence,
Missouri avenue, Mrs. JULIA, wife Of Matthew
Waite.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral services at We ey chapel, corner OF Fifth
and y streets, this Thursday afternoon, at
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KEEp We NEeRo as 4 NRaRo
rAl.ham. state Journal.l

alabama State Journal.l
A Democratic leader Of Nsrth Alabama, who
had been honored with the votes of the party for
one Of the highest positions in the Government
was asked, only two days amer the election, what
1.-THE Democracy were going to do with the negro3"
and he replied: We intend to keep the negro as a
negro. We intend 10 send him TO fhe field 20 V0rk
ISfers he belongs, and not let him hold Office and
rule tphffe men.
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TOo HEAYILY HAKpnnFEEp.


Then we were heavily handcuhed, numbered
and impeded by all the 'isms and ologies that
lunaey could devise. Every political Tagary and
every political vagraDt sheer lunatlc in every
other respect, has had the intelligence to gravi-
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SENAToR CARPENTER.


Senator Carpenter hast saved both HIS party and
himself IN Wisconsin. A man whose influence
could thus stem the tide Of Republican disaster
and carry for his party State that isnot strongly
Republican, must have great personal strength.
For It Is conceded that but for Mr.. Carpenter
Wisconsin would probably have joined the Demo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-12

Now, may We look for other instances like Wis
eonsin-in fact, for general ebh Of the Opposition
tide BY 1875. Undoubtedly the recent elections
were all given away by Republican votes to the
Democrats. 1t now remains TO be seen whether
the Republican party will secure the return Of
those votes to its own support. We think 1t will
Wilmington (Del) Commercial.
Among the strange features ofthe late election,
by which the Democrats have carried Pennsyl-
vania by from Eve to six thousand majority, none
is stranger than the vote OF Allegheny county.
In past years 1t has been relied upon for from ave
to ten thousand Republican majority. But last
week It gave 2el9 for the Democratic candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, and 247e for the Demo-
cratic candidate for Auditor General.
An ambitious Democratic organ at Norwich at
tempts 10 anticipate the spring campaign by
nominating the Hon. Lafayette S. Foster for
Congressman from the Third district. Worse can
didates might easily be found; but as the Bulletin
suggests, there is q gentleman In New London
named Waller, and one in Windham county
named Marlor, and several others lying around
loose, who viii accept nomination in case Of alb
solute Observation-Disclosures CouraRt.
Now, Mr.. FentOn goes by the board, Senator
Trumbull was LEFT out In the cold long ago, and
we suppose Senator Sohurz will soon resume ac-
tive control Of the Resfifche Post. Such Is the
work that independent Journalism" has accom-
plishedi It has killed the chief men who went
into the organisation 1t started, and the organiza
tion itself has butted its brains out. 1t has given
life and strength to the party which 1t constantly
declared ought to die FIRST Of all. 1t has helped
to strike down the Republican party, which It
now says is at least more deserving than its OPP
ponents. In q word, It has played with boone
rang. The boomerang is q dangerous weapon In
the hands Of ignorant men.-CiRctRHati Gazette.
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COFFEE-

Old Government Java, raW........-..-.-SO esnts.
Old Government Java, roasted. cent?.
Old Govt Java, raw, extra quality. 50 cents
Old Govt Java, roasted, extra quality. 40 esnta
MsraeaibO, raw, - cents, roasted. cents-
Laguyra, raw, 2s cents, rOasted--.......S 81 cents
Rio raw, ~ and 20 ets., roasted, ~ and 30 cents
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GROCERIES
ELPHONzO YOUN6s & CO.
standard View York brands,
TEAS

Our FIFTY cent OolOug and Imperial Teas are
the best to be had in this city At the price, or mousT
refunded. We also have on hand, and in large sap-
ply, FIFTEEN other different grades, ineludlnEa
very high grade ofsILvEB LEAF Japan and chose
Moyune GunpOWder, at moderate prices.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ExCEISIOR

TNHEO. L KING,
Teacher Piano, Organ, &c. P. o. Box 5SS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-12

THE PRESIDENT to Gov. Hendricks
eve viii be ready for you in 49,"
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.

The Law Department OF this University com
menced Its nth annual session SEPTEMBER q.
Greater advantages are offered, both in cost and
school In this country. Graduates from other Law
schools can probably spend one year at least in
this University. Lecturer Room rs Seventh Streets
fBallantyne,s Building,) where further informA.
WIN. B. WEDGwoOD, Ii. D.,
se23-eo6W" Vice Chancellor.
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FLOUR

Welsh's Best Family, per saek.......-.....9s -
Golden Hi Family, per sack.............. 3 %
A. H. Hers Best Family, per saek........ sIO
Burnt Mills at the lowest rates.
Prairie Bird Family at lowest rates.
Choiee Extra, per sack I -
Good Extra, per sack -......................I -
Now Is the time; buy your supply of FLOUR, -
Its sure to advance very soon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-12

T p. OAULFIELD, MUS. DOC.
~ . will remove his Musical Academy from Con-
gregattOnal Church 10 1884 street northwest, Oc-
tober Previous TO that date, please address COM
mSnications TO Metzerott's Music Store, Pennsyl-
Vania avenue. seI7-tf
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THURSDAY Observation-Disclosures y, is74.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Democratic rank and ils. says the New
York Mail, already begins to whisper loudly,
"Let Us HAYES piece"
The New York Tribune Says that Of most oftho
new members OF the House there Is not much 10
be said. The great majority are entirely I'M
known, and when we have recorded the fact that
90 many are labeled Democrat" and 50 many
Republican, We have told the whole story,
The Chicago Tribune says that the changes in
Congress may be somewhat roughly Indicated as
foIlnrra.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-15

9obofen. Sen @9tpel tern, oenen
Die 2eitung ber fotboliiden ct. Marien=
16ule onoertront iit, 5inb $50 9efoblen
poroen, Die 5ur Meioung Der &inoer per=
penoet peroen 1ollten.
- g iib= Garalina interei lirt lid)
lit bobem MoBe fir Die Ginwanoerun9
bon MeiBen.
- Gin @onntaesi6ullebrer
in @Dracu1e, &c. g. bat fih als Ginbre=
der ertpuppt.
- SIN 9 o o1emite 8 Sbole lie9t Der
@9nee bie1en Minter blos flint SUB tief.
- @onberbore @e1ebausle9ung. Sn
einem californi56en Blatte lelen nit
Ser Gbinele, Der Dor einigen Sagen per=
|baftet puroe> >peil ct Elm vPoden=Mafot"
an einem 9au5e an @ocramento @tro b
nit einem @tiid Popier beoedt batte,
muBte freige1pro9en tperben, oa oas Sc
1eb mir ben beitra # bet otele Ylofate
ent fer II t.
- gfobert . nner in Nep=O Oort
ma6te bem 9i9ter 2onfellolu fir eini9e
iuenise Dri9inaloer1e ein @ei9ent bon
$1,000.
albany in @eorgiu sebentt en9z
li1@e 9perlinge 5u Bertil9ung oes Boum=
iooQmurnes gu importiren.
= Gingewe 1ener 9 d Of ~
g farrer tDdttg. -. Gs mag Elm
oui{ollenbes GreisniB 1ein, baB Elm ebe=
muli9er 8i19pf bos Mmt zines Yfarrers
in elmer entfernten 9tDcele iibernimmt
Dos lit nit Sem Dod>pirbi9ften 9errl
perlico, ebemali9er Bii@of bon @apanaI
in @eoeeien ge1deben. Ser bo@piiroi9ite
Bi1 16of batte tpie befonnt> i'm Sabre 1870
iu Tolge leiner 19ma@li6en @elunbbeit
auf 1ein Bi1ofsamt per5id)tet uno nin1rnl
nun Der bodpiirbislte @err @rob ieinen
Blab aIs 81 16of non Sobannab elm. -
Ser Do6>uiirbigite 9err 8ildof Periico
bat ooge9en unldn9it in ct. Columbian,
@illerD 60. iii Canada 0as Mmt bes
Pforrers ongenommen.
Sronton, g., 3. San. 9os neue
Sabr brinst neue Before 3eiten. Mue
GHenperfe nebmen lire Qlrbeiten picoer
auf unb ou9 bie Nationalbanfen arbei=
ten in alter gSei1e. l1nb 10 miro in UNI
iererer -Gtaot, wo ale @ei6dfte, oqer
Deroienit uno 8srfebr 5umeift auf Glen
unb &oblen ba3irt lino Die briidenoe
9}otb bolo pieber auf fbDren. Die groB=
artisen Bauten Der uMetna Sron Worts"
}breiten ibrer Wollenbung immer ndber
unb 10 lit nabe Mus} }i6t auf beoentenoen
3utpa9s an Mrbeit un0 8eroienf.
Mtbens, o., -. San. Yreoiger
6. M. @9uefels, BON Der bie1i9en Pres<
bDterianer=&ir6e itarb am geitrigen
Mbeno an Der our6 cine @6ubtuunoe an
einem Tube neruri ia@ten Wfunoiperre. -
Sic @unoe erbielt er bur6 oas 5ufa Qise
Gntlaoen ieines @etuebres mdbreno er
Dor a6t Sa9en auf Der Sago mor.
G.i'nci matt, II. San. Geo. &eb=
mann, eSnbaber zines Bierbaul les, oriidte
smeimol einen &epolper auf einen leiner
Rofgdn9er, 9}idolous &los ob , pie er
fagt i'm @pabe. 8eim stpeltenmale gtng
BET G@uB log, bic &u9el brang &lpB in
Den &opf uno be11te itarb ct in s5olge Der
Wunbe. Hebmann .periuhte, iib I'M Tlub
gu ertrdnten> puroe iebot1 per9aftet.
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2SpDenf1au.
(NuSIanb.)

| tAuSleno.|
Me abrib, 9. San. Gin ioeben per=
Dffentli6tes Secret ruff bic 9on5e &elerpe
BON 1874 unter @aHen.
Paris, 9. Sanuor. Die Gorlilten
boben jebt Biblao pollitdnoig einsei4loiz T.
len uno febeu i'm 8e9riif ibren Nnsriff
auf portu9alete 5u erneuern.
Qonbon, II. Sanuar. 9}o9ridten
bon Moorio meloen bab @ennor Ser
Irano Die Gortes erf in 5m0lf Monaten
ein5uberufen beabli6tigt, uno oob er 1elne
9an5e Gnergie auf Die l1nteroriidu oer
Sn1urrection unb @erl ltellung ber &ube
i'm 2anoe perlpenoen min. Benn er oiele
Nuf9abe gelDlt bot> mill er Die eortes
einberufen.
- Ser GongreB pon Gcua 5 r. 1T
lebten Nopember in @ibung sepelen. Gin
feierli9es Secret beIielben rpeibt Die 9e=
publif ECUADOR Dem beili9lten 9ersen
Sefu> be1timmt einen Sag i'm SoDr ols
Teierta9 gu @bren bes b.@er5ens uno per=
|fiigt, oob In oQen Pforrfir9en oes Sam
oe5 biei es Greignib bur6 cine Sn1@rift
peremiot tperoe Elm brittes luirft Dem FL.
Woter 10 Yrpcent ous Dem 3ebnten aug
uno weijt Die @taotscoIIe an, 10000
9e5os Dem @efan9enen i'm Notlean gu
| Ienoen. .-> :
- Dos Berliner vSntelli9e n5=
blatt" entbdlt fol9enoes bublbe Sn=
1erot: SD erlucbe ben SDpfcrgelelen
5rn. Youl MaaBen aus Berlin, oa Die
Derlobun9 nit mir aufgeboben lein Iol,
|ii9 ben 91in9 BON mir ub5ubplen, ooer i'd
betra9te henlelben a1s einen Tei9lln9.
Srdulein CLARA &eimann. .... 49,.
MInit # ct, 81. De5, Sem uWeitp9.
Merf." entnebnen mir: uNls ct rite Tolge
Der gu Nnfang 9}ooember itott9ebabten
itaatli6en &epiiion bes bie1i9en Golle=
GUM 2ubserianum 1T 81 beri9ten oab
6as Golle9ium on9euielen 1T bic i'm
porigen 9erbit Qufgenommenen 309l1nge
su entlo1Ien. Sur unter bieler 8eoingung
+ fat man Die 6ortsgiften5 oes Gonpictes
geitattet.
Gur4 bii6Dfli6en Grlob bonn 1S. ..
N}ts. iit. 1T Solse oes 9blebens Sbrer
Majefdt ber oertpittpeten &Dnisin Glila=
betb Elm piersebnta9ises @loden9elaute
innerDalb Der Stunben DDn 12-l ubr
fir die &ir9en BEG Bistbums angeoro=
net ppr0en.
Ser @err 8il9of BON Munit iter murbe
|por9efern lue9en Belebung BON orei geiit=
|li1en @tellen 6ur9 oas Die|i9e &relsge=
ri9t ,3u ie 200 3blr. al 10 I'm gan5en gu
600 Sblr, perurtbeilt.
8on Der bel Tr. Gir9beim in 81 a | n 81
in anerfonnt better l1eberl lebung er16ie=
nenen beutl tl9en Musgabe Der vGncDcltca
bonn 2l. Nopenber" tpuroen in s Sa9en
allein na9 Dem Nieoerrbein Is, 900 Gyem<
plare abgelebt. Ser 3orn 8ismards
iiber oieie itaaats9efabrli@e 2ectire ion
mailiD lein.
- Berliner BIatter fretten
bariiber ob bic R0nisin @lilabetb Dor
i1rem Sobe III ben @9oob Der tatbo!i=
f1en Stride juriid9etebrt lei. 9ie v0oK.
3ts." meint ussSa", Die vNeue Preubil9e"
uNein".
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SSp0emfbam+
(Snlanb.)

NS"%N"1'(
Ma a16ineton, 9. Sanuor. SCI
Ysl1oent bat beute CALEB Gu16in9 aun
.Obetrtdter Der @ereini9ten @taaten er=
nunnt.
QB bington, 9. Sanuo. @errt
Galeb Guibing's 8erufun9 gum 666iter
Ntdteramte bat unter ben @enatprer
nibt gerin9e l1eberraI aI9un9 Derporge-
rufen, bic f9 lei6t oamit erfldren 1dbt
haB nebrere bcr1elben 1elbit na9 ben
Mnte Iii ltetcn. l1ebrisens 9ibt liA iibe1
lie Gruennun9 augemeine 3uf ufrieoenbci
fun6. '.'
.@olt2nfe gitD, Il tai 9. San
Dem Gernebmen no6 ,purbe bic @tao
0e(ena Mfontana Deute Deorgen fat
9un3Ii1 cine 8eute Der Slamn,en. Das
Ueuer brad beute, $50 Mor9ens in ben
uGDiuotp1un" genannten @toottbeile aus
nnb perbreitete 1i9 init ,ln9laubli9e1
GAnelligfeit na9 allen &idtun9en.
& ep . IF, II. San. Gin Special=
Gelegromlu pon Bottsrille, Ya.> mel0et
oaB sic in Ser l1mgegeno bei6dftister
&pblengrdber sen Ypr19lo9 ber 9oblen=
orubenbe1iber, Sen 2obn oumdbltg big 81
1926 ber1lnterauIeben periporfen bobe1
unb bob 5000 &oblen9rd6er IN jeneu
Diftrict ollein feiern unb al1e 9rober
&oblen9rlben in jenem Diitrict itia.
jteben. Sic &oDlengrdber tpollen fd
unter feinen umfdnoen Dem 8or16lo9'
Ser @rubenbe1 1iker fii9en llno .1iherlid
,oiro Der &anlpf 1i6 in Die 2dnge 5ieben
,uenn 2rttcre ni6t na6geber. 9ie1ez
Derfabren beriibrt bic &oDlengrdber it
Columbia uno NortbumberlanO 60. 81
rect unO Die in @6uDltiQ uno in anoeren
Di1tricten Indirect, - ~. ~.
2ittte 81 d, 9. Sanuar, 0rei Sns
bioner unb Elm WeiBer tullroen 5u, Sortf
@mitb 1pegen i'm Sr6iunereebtete be-
aangener Mnrbe 5um $ooe our9 ben
@trang perurtbeilt, unO lire 9inri6tun9
ouf Den 8. Mpril feitgelebt.
Sn ben Ser. 9taaten tuurben in
Dem Sabre pom 1. Suli 1872 big 80.
SUM 1873 an 8ier 9ebraut: S,910,S23
Td@1er. 9opon fommt Die er6bte 3obl>
ndnlli6 2,9os,342 ouf ben @toot 9}eto=
Yorf, lpdbreno ouf penlplponlen l ,lO6>=
O91, nnb o1f Obio S42,oll Tdiler Bier
fommen.
- SIM Werlaufe bes Sabres 1878
eingen 459 @6ife oes an1ertfanil ld)en
3anoels gu @runoe; oas Sabr 5upor
bate beren 3abl ALI betrogen.
- Sn Miltu Ii fee uuroen mdb=
renb bes Sabres 1873 Sfeubauten bis gum
Mertbe BON 5pei Millionen aufgefiiDrt.
- unlere 8unoesre9ierung fat i'm
ma1bingtoner 9epartement ein 8eamten=
beer bon $500 PerIonen, mobei Die ilber
bas gan5e 2anb 5eri itrenten 2oitgdnser
Dnfel Cams nod ni1t nit9ere6net 1ino'
Die 2dnge oller Giienbabnen in
ben Ser. @taoten hetrdgt II ,564 Msilen,
tuoou nod 1852 Meilen Dnppelgeleiie
fommen, 10 Oab Die >pirfli9e Bobnldn9e
85,076 Mtetlen betrdgt. 1 0on bie5en
ei1enbabnen tpurben 1873 gebaut !: f. ,l99
:Meilen. SIN @taate Dbio beitanben am
l. San. 1874, 4>ll5 Meil. Giianbabnen.
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- Ser I'll. Boter bot wirfli3 cine
Buue erlol1en, in .iuel9er er Die in Der
Buue @irtus V. pom Sabre 1886 fir
oie Grnennuns BON Garoindlen por9e=
idrieberen Tormolitdten fir obsei@afft
erfldrt, neil bieielben llnter ben gegen=
pdrti9en Nerbaltniiien ni9t austabrbar
lino.
- Bebeutenoe g ferbeeinfdufe II t e,
pel9e fir &e6nun9 oes fron5o1'1ben
@tootes in Der Propin5 Preuben 9emoht
weroen, boben, tuie Der IS. g. ,pinen
min, Die Mufmerflante bes Miniiterluns
erregt. Gs DeiBt baB Die ProptnSialbe=
bDr6en an9e,pie1 1en woroen lino, elm tpab=
James @u9e borouf 5ll ri@ten bab nidt
au @un1ien bes MuslanOes cine fiiDlbare
@9pd6uns bes Preub bii4en Pieroebe=
itanoes itqttfinoet.
- SoIepb Subert SC cir tens bat
in 1einer moBlo@ @en Werblenbung 1@eint
es SUIT, bic gtollc zines q It tc.rpop It g
Al iibernebmen. No6 Der 81. MQg.3tg:"
bat ber1elbe einen 9irtenbrief ge8en Die
pdpitli1e GncDclica erlo1en, leoenfalls au
feinem anbern 3pede ols 1i6 1elber ols
ben unfeblboren @tootspopf barsuit iteaen,
Der {6on beBbolb nidt irren fam, neil
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1874-08-29
GHERIFFS SALE.
In 18th Judicial District Court, Parish o
Bossier, La, No. l260.
Taylor, Knapp & Co,
w. ]. Hancock & Co.

We.
W. j. Hancock & Co.
Dy yirtne Of writ Of fieri facias issued
ID from the Clerks Office Vi said parish
and State, and to me directed, have seized
and will proceed to sell at public auction to
the last and highest bidder, before the Court
house, in the town Of Bellevue, Louisiana,
within the legal hours of sale, on Saturday.
the 3rd day Of October, 1874. the following
described property, tO-wit:
Tho southwest quarter and north half of
southeast quarter of section ten. Also, that
portion Of northwest quarter of northwest
quarter Of section five, In township ninteen,
range eleven, which is Immediately west of
lot number seven, and near the Jail, in the
town Of Bellevue, La, containing about
fifteen acres.
Also, lot adjoining the above on the north,
and containing eighteen and 60-l0O acres in
southeast corner Of lot eleven, or southwest
quarter Of southwest quarter Of section
thirty, IN t0wnship twenty, range eleven,
with I'll improvements.
Said shove described land il seized a. the
property Of l. G. Raspberry, administrator Of
She succession Of Louis r. Steele, ON rule in
Parish Court on 9th day Of March, 1874, to
shOw cause, &c, and satisfy the Judgment
rendered in above stated case against L. +.
Steele and others, on rule.
Terms Of Sale-F0r what it will bring in
cash.
Bsllsvue, La, Aug. 30, 1874. lpr's fee &2o