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NFURII. 1.-The instantaneous cure for
Er.sToZrfo, 0eo- ". Jones & Co., kesp it.
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RnR EAIRO ~ "a. - mn.

FOB CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and st, Louis Packet Go.
United States Mail Line.
From Elevator Building, foot RsSIe 81.
ST. GEN EVIEVEi ...... Vickers, master
Tuesday, August Sd, at pm,
CITY OF CHESTER .Zel glsr, master
Thursday, August 5th, at pm.
CITY OF VICKSBU re .-..-. Riley master
Friday, August 6th, at pm.
GRAND TOW h master
Saturday, August 7th, at pm.
CAPITOL CIT Y....-.......... ON cal, master
Sunday, August Stb, at 10 am.
BELLE MEMPHIS........ ............. Crane, master
Monday, August 9Th, at pm.
For freight or passage apply to
AID. STORM,
sup't Mississippi River Elevator Company.
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LOST.

HEYS-A bunch OF keys, with check
N marked Jas. O'Keefe, Is and 10 n. SUM
mer ST., Nashville" Finder will please leave
them al the Appeal Office. au4
DAPERS-LOst or mislaid, a package con-
4 slsiing Of two deeds and other papers Of
no value to any one except the undersigned.
A liberal reward will be paid for their return
to NJ. {. PEA RICE, 25s Front st.
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JOHN WALSH, Undertaken, 344 Sec
end street, opposite, pOstotfice.
LIVINGSTON il COMPANF7
BOa ESFEC AND F0REIGN BAEEERS,
10 PINE BTEEET, NEW YORK.
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TO LOAN.

OSEY-io loan on collateral. in sums tC
vi SUIT, Apply to WA. J. BERLlN,
VIA Room 9, 20 Madison street.
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ATTEND Pcbertson's Business College
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ders and fOlliss OF the regular session.
and to the expected executive aud leg
islative acts which have been hy the
the supreme court declared uncOustitu-
tiOnal aud void.
Thirteenth-That we cordially invite
the votes OF ali the people OF both races
to unite vigorously with rs in the sp-
preaching canvass IA a determined eff
fort TO give success to the foregoing
principles, and thus secure to ourselves
and to our posterity the blessing Of an
honest and economical government, adj
ministered by able, efficient and Compe-
tent public officers.
Opposition WAS made in an animated
address to the term "COnseTvstive" il
the preamble, by MIR. M'Cardle OF War
rem county. The platform was support
ed by Wiley 2. Harris and Amos r..
Johnston, of Kinds county, and adopt
ed by vote OF I62 10 go. Despite the
opposition OF some Of the delegates, all
are willing to accept it and work through
the canvass with q will to defeat the
Radical party in November.
An able executive committee, with
General J. u. George, Of Kinds, as
chairman was appointed.
The convention adjourned about dark,
and tonight bands OF music are parad-
ing the streets and cannon firing, and
numerous speeches will be made by va
TiOus distinguished orators.
CHARLES Z. HOOKER'S NOMINATION.
Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, MISS August 3.-The dele
gates from the fifth congressional dis
trict met in the senate chamber this
evening, F. c.. Catchings, Esq, presid-
ing. Colonel Charles E, Hooker w8s
nominated on the first ballot, and his
nomination was at once made unani-
nous by reclamation. He has accepted
the nomination and is now making a
magnificent speech. His nomination is
received with the greatest enthusiasm.
His appearance in the representative
hall tonight was q wild ovation. The
skies are ablaZe with the light of vic
tory. 0. r. singleton was nominated
for congress from the fourth district.
Associate Press Dispatch
JACKSON, August 3.-The largest pO-
litical convention ever held in Missis-
sippi assembled here to-day. Sixty
counties were repre- ented. More than
three hundred delegates were present,
including Ex-GOvernOrs Brown, CLARK
and Humphrey. Ex-Governor CLARK
was elected president by reclamation.
While the committe on resolutions were
preparing their report, Colonel Lamar
addressed the convention for three
hours, in the most powerful effort
of his life. His opposition to the
cOlor-line policy may be said to have
killed that policy, IS soon after, by a
test vote, it was almost unanimously
voted down. w. l. Hemingway, chief
State Granger, was nominated for State
senator. The platform is confined to
State matters. 1t recognizes to the full
est extent the social aud political equal
ity of all men, and asks the aid and
votes of all parties and races in the es-
Enlistment OF good government. Great
enthusiasm prevails, and leading men
express confidence in the Conservative
Democracy carrying the State his fall.
The convention adjourned till seven
o'clock at night. The district commit.
tee nominated General w. Z, Martin IN
the sixth, and Colonel o. r Singleton
in the fourth congressional districts.
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Solid Gold Watches from $40 TO 800 solid
Gold Chains from SIS to $50. The celebrated
Elgln Watch tsilveT), so 20 SIS. Silver I'm
ported Watches, s. to so. Solid Gold Is carat
Rings, warranted perfect, 81 80 per penny
weight; and other things ia proportion.
Repairing in all its branches, and setting OF
precious stones, and matching odd jewelry,
and hair chain and pipe mOunungs n special
tY. School Medals, Jewels, Stencils seals,
etc. old gold and silver wanted.
Sos Second sfFesf EemphsH, T1ssu
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FOR RENT.


DRICK RE-IDENCE - Two story, with
- large yard, stable and carriage house, on
Shelby street. Apply 10 a. L. Duyal, 30 Mad
isOn street au3
ID ESIDENCES-One on Tate street. six
n rooms; one on Vance, six rooms. Apply
10 J. Y. Bot'o. $50 fernando Fl. aus
DRICK HOUSE, S rooms, large yard, good
ID out.houses, cisterns, etc. No. 259 Poplar
IsHAM G. HARRIS,
aus I3Jg Madison street.
CTOREHOUSE-Corn Main and Gayoso
- streets and three stOrehouseS on Resle,
west Of shelby. Also two cotton sheds on
Union street, and two good Offices on How
ards Row, EuitaDle for cotton factors. Apply
10 =. W. ROBERTS,
aul Nos Union street.
. oOMs-CooI and pleasant furnished
= rooms Tor rent at 80 Main street, corner
Gayoso- aul
GROUND FLOOR eos FRONT sT.-water,
y gas, batchway, and other conveniences.
Apply 10 I. b. DILLARD, upstairs.
CTOREHOUSE-Larg sto1ehouse, No. Do
- Front stree. Possession given September
lst Apply 10 WI. CH As E, q Poplar st.
COTTON sHED-AppIy 10
g HARRIS, NICK .SSICK & TURLEY,
jy29 431a Madison sIeet.
BOARDING HOUSE 500 Second street. Ap-
ID ply within. jyI
Il OOAiS Fun ls5ed or unfinished, for
IL families or gentlemen; meals il desired;
reference required. GAIT HOUSE.
NO. 22I MAIN srREET-AppIy to
N ". ID. STEPHENSON.
iyl5 GUY, MCCLELLAN & co.
4 NEUTRAL HOTFI-On Adams street. APP
ply 70 David Hastings, Commercial hotel.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College
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WANTS.

A il TO know that they can find "TAsA
"a Ma SAKI" at ~ Second street 1t will
surely drive Mosquitoes, Eosches, Bugs, etc.
Try it. au4
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DRICK RESIDENCE - Two story, with
- large yard, stable and carriage house, on
Shelby street. Apply TO a. L. Duval, 80 Mad
iSOn street. au3
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OUSE-With i've or seven rooms. Cottage
II preferred. Address, stating location and
rent, . south Court street. jl2O
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MUSIC TAUGHT IN Is DAYS "A full and
WI complete course OF Organ and Piano
music taught in rs days by W. W. Williams
This course is a hnal finish of music lessons.
They will only need practice. Music room 40
Main street. aul
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-06-17

"RELLEvUE GRANGE."-This AS
'societin 1as orgaaised At this plact
on the Nh iastaat. by Special De.
putty J. B. Campbell. Below We
give the names Of the members and
Officers elected:
Geo. W. Lilly, Worthy Master; +,
W. onley, overseer; r. w. Turner,
Lecturer; w. D. Stayton, Chaplain;
N. A. Dardin. Steward; George w.
Jockey, Assistant Steward; Joseph
L. Biggs, Treasurer; w. II. Scanland,
Secretary; L. G. Raspberry, Gate
Keeper; Miss Mary Durdin, Ceres;
Mrs. w. d. Head, Pomona; Mrs. q
W. Lilly, Flora; Mrs. Martin Coates,
Lady Assistant Steward.
w =. Head, John a. Turner. q,
W. Durdia, Chas. G. NOVEL;, Frank
4. McCieIland. T. B. Edwards, Enoe
Walker, George Cole, SIS. Roune.
vaile, Martin Coates, Mrs. G. w.
Jockey, liss Lizzie Durdin.
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The R0ADss-A matter of great
importance, just at this time, is
the condition of the public roads.
We hear every day, and have
heard ever since the overflow of
last year, oftbe miserable 9condi
ton OF the leading highways to
market. Ever since the war there
has been an inexcusable laxity in
the enforcement OF the duties due
by each citizen toward the con-
struction and repairing of the
roads. With every possible need
and stimulus for good roads,, We
have no thoroQghfare in any di-
rection of even passible character.
Still there are, in this parish, fully
three theusand hands subject to
road duty, who have persisted,
year after year, in evading their
duty, and have refused or neglect
ed to provide themselves with 1
highway 10 market. The officers
of the law have also failed to have
the laws enforced rs they should
have been. The country has no
good rOads-and with an immense
deal Of show about schools, loyal
ty, and especially the assessing
and collecting Of taxes, there il
a Il
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LOUISIANA BAPTIST STATE

LOUISIANA BAPTIST STATE
CoNvENTIoN.-This body will
meet at Trenton, Oh Friday before
the End Sunday in July. The
Ministers Institute will assemble
on Wednesday before, and the
sunday School Institute on Thurs
day. Delegates are requested to
report their names to Rev. 4. G.
Kellis, Trenton, Ouachita Parish,
La, by the 10th of June. so that
arrangements can be made for
their entertainment.
ID. M. SHOLARS,
Oh. Com. on Arrangements.
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4 bridged from Webster's Quarto Illustrat.
"A ed, with nearly 900 Engravings. This
volume embraces aearcful selection Of more
than 10 900 Of the most important words Of
the language, and contains Tables Of Money,
Weight and Measure, Authorizations, Words,
Phrases, Proverbs, to. from the Greek, the
Latin and the Modern Languages; Rules for
piets and useful pocket Companion sxtsns.
It is beautifully printedon tinted paper, and
bound in Morocco, Tucks, gilt edges, d. Fot
sale everywhere. Sent by mail on receipt
Of the price.
|IvISON, BI4AKENAN, TAYLOR 4 CO., +
Pubss. OF Websters School Dictionaries,
|nl34t~] 1873 & i40 Grand st., New York
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grange declaration. of indepence and
reform which has been issued of late
and if the ladies will stick to II and
the men will encourage them in their
resolution, the reform may spread
until nothing but twenty-five cent
calico is manufactured throughout
the reals of civilization.
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~ The Democratic Waterman,
Of Belle1bnte, Pennsylvania, is four
good papers crowded into one, and
itseisht pages are interesting from
top to bottom. Mr.. Meek couldn',
better his paper iftried ever so hard
Il yeu want . straight haired
stfaight-ont Democratic paper, "as
poisonous to Radicalism as strych-
mine to rats-as the editor hath it,
TO keep booked up, and get the worth
OF your money, send 81, and try II
a-yeas.
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And yet, from the beginning to
the end of Grants military career,
we see nothing beyond the strik.
ing yerifcatiOn of q remark OF Que
of the greatest English thinkers
that ian army is an instrument
so gross and a force so harsh that
any man may work wonders at
its head, provided the opposing
power is the weaker" Taking
Grants greatest campaign-that
of the Wilderness-for example,
we find that he crossed Niue Run
May 5, 1864, with LAG, 900 veteran
troops, backed by exhaustless re-
sources, and assailed an army of
$4,000 men, with practically no
resources at all. Between Mine
Run and Appomattox Court
House Grant received reinforce
ments in men to the amount of
$4,000. His opponent was rein
forced during the same period by
5000 effective men. What was
the result ! The stronger army,
in nearly year of ceaseless bat
tie, hammered the weaker down
to about $4,000, aud then, when
this remnant had been further
enfeebled by desertion down to
about 1850, captured it. What
was the costs Sixty.six thousand
soldiers of the stronger army
buried in the Wilderness and
around Petersburg, or sent homo
manned and disabled, to carry to
their. graves the scares which are
the plainest history of bow Grant
saved the country! Could any
man with sense enough to give
orders to advance and iron heart
edRess enough never to counter
mand them have done less3 The
verdict Of history is beginning to
be made up, and when it is fully
determined the answer to our
question will be: sNO, no man
could have done less with the in
strumentalities under Grants con.
troll" So much for saving the
country in war.-[St. Louis Re.
publican.
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- On Edday morning June 18th,
in this PARISH, John Bratton "a color
ed man) was found in his field shot
through the head by some unknown
lpssson. In BENZ. Shaver was ar
rested, charged with the shooting,
had preliminary trial ON the 18th,
and was discharged; which seemed
% have been generally expected, AZ
NJ. Shaver has heretofore maintain.
'stalrsputation that would preclude
the idea that he cssid be guilty Of
such "a aet. Bratton vas living a,
aast accounts.
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Stray Sale.

Estrsyed before P. 4. Gilmer, j. p, by
II w. p. Now, ON the 18th day of june,
1875, and will be sold to the highest bidder
for cash, at Bellevue, Louisiana. ON Satur-
day, the 18th day Of September, 1875, brown
mare mule about four years old.
Appraised 1T $75.
The owner is requested to como forward,
prop property, pay charges Co.; sif5
HENRY STONE, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, june II, 1873. 3a $
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sherif's Sales.
cnar's B. MOTHS No. 1863, in Bossier Parish
Leon Ford. NouIs'
Proceedings to Collect Costs.

py.virtue of fiera faeias, issued by Clerk
- Of Court, Parish of Bossier, La, for
amount of Sheriff g costs, dnly approved
and ordered to be made from plaintiff, Char
ity Morris, and to me directed, have seized
the following described property, tO-wit -
The Judgment in suit of Charity Norris VS.
Leon Ford, No. 1853, on Docket Of Parish
Court, and will he sold tn the last aud high
est bidder, at the Court house door. in the
town of Bellevue, La, within legal hours of
sale, on Saturday, the 3rd day of July next,
1875 - =
Said seizure was made by giving notice to
both the defendant in said Judgment, Leon
Ford, not to pay the same while under seiz-
ure. and to the plaintiff, Charity Norris, of
said seizure being made-to pay said APP
proved costs $A l0-tOgether with all costs
of this proceeding. a
Terms Of sale-cash, with benefit Of up
praisement. ss
B. F. 0NEAL, Sheriff.
June 18th, 1875. Ipr's fee %
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- The North Alabamian, ofTus-
'cumbia, Ala, resurrected four or five
months ago, b now running smooth
" with prospect of becoming per-
manently settled. Mr.. Keller is an
able editor md the paper deserves a
good support. Subscription So per
annum.
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- The June number of the
Southern Cultivator, published at
Atlantis, Ga, has many articles that
are Of inestimable value to farmers
ID this latitude.
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a fellow in Milwaukee has es.
tablished an order called tsThe
Kings Of Industry Any mem
Der who can't whittle up a bunch
OF shingles inside Of three days is
expelled.
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- A freedman by the name of
John Gladney, while bathing In Bod
eau bayou, several miles above this
plsce, was drowned last SUNDAY.
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- Mr.. p. J. Kennedy has our
thanks n nice lot Of cabbage-the
largest .heads" we have seen this
season.
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Tax Collectors Sales.
Tan colIoctor's Sale.
Percy Baker, Tax Collector,
Unknown Party, No. s;


Unknown Party, No. s;
FELIX j. Braden. curator ad hoe.
Dy virtue of the authority conferred on
ID me by Law, have seized. by recording
in the Recorders Office Of Bos&er parish,
and win proceed 70 sell at public suction, to
the last aud highest bidder, at the Court
house door, in the town of Bellevue, La,
within the legal hours Of SHERIFF. saae, on
Tuesday. the 29eh day Of June, 1875, the
toEowing described land to-wit
FfaCtiOnalsection fifteen, in township 90,
Of range elev1h ,containing thirty fisk saeres,
parish Of BOasief, La.
Sold to pay taxes and costs due on said
land, as follows,
State Tax for 1874. 96
Parish Tax for 1874. ................ n
Notice and Tax Collectors fee. 9 25
Recorders and Auditors fees. -...-. 4 90
Curator I'D hoes fee. ......-........ 2 10
frluteF lee..-s. W
Total ). III IS
Terms of Sale--Cash.
PERCY BAKER,
Tax Collector,
Bossier Parish. La.
June II, 1875.
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Tax colIector's Sale.
Percy Baker. Tax Collector,
va. : 49,
Tyukunwu parfr M 2.

Unknown Party, Not;
Felix Braden, curator ad hoe.
Dy virtue Of the authority conferred on
ID me by law, have seized. by recording
in the Recorders Office OF Bossier parish,
and will proceed TO sell ~ public auction. to
the last and highest bidder, at the Court
house door, in the town Of Bellevue, La,
within the legal hours Of Sherif's sale, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of Jnnc, 1875, the
folio Wing described land, to-wits. La
North half of section twenty nine, town
ship sixteen, range eleven.
Southeast quarter Of northwest quarter;
southwest quarter of southwest quarter of
section eighteen; north half Of south west
quarter; southwest quarter Of southwest
quarter Of section nineteen; east half Of
southwest quartar; northwest qu@rter Of
northeast quarter, southeast quarter Of
northeast quarter of section twenty -oIlB;
west half Of northeast quarter Of eection
twenty eight; west half of northwest quar-.
ter and west half Of southwest quarter Of
section thirty; west half Of west half Of
section thirty -one; west half Of southwest
quarter OF section sixteen, township twenty.
three, range thirteen, lying in the parish
Of Booster, Northwest Land District II Loui.
siana, and containing in all one Thousand
one hundred and ninety (ll9O) acres
Sold to pay taxes aud cDsts doe On eaid
land, a. follows: sSs
State Tax for 1874. rs O5
Parish Tax for 1874. 8 33
Notice and Tax Collectors fee. $1,000. 2 IS
recorders and Auditors fees.... -. 4 GO
Curator all hOc's Observation-Disclosures. 2 co
Total. .s::.. 49, - ..........-.....-.$3 So ba
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
PERCY BAKER.
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Foster's Texas Drawins.

oNSOLD TICKETS CALLED m,
AS we have but few tickets left
and the demand upon the General
ONCE is increasing, agents are hereby
requested to send in all unsold tick.
cts. excsptsuch quantity as they are
CERTAIN OF selling before the draw.
ing.
J. E. FOSTER, Manager
Texas R. E. and G.. C. Drawing.
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fr.i..x;,,.,s. 49,

Felix !. Braden, curator IA hoe. e
by virtue Of the authority Sohferred "a,
II me by law, l have seized, by recor,l,S:
in the Recorders Office 81 BoSsier m.r;sS
and will proceed to sell ats p1bilc ss,otion'
to the last and highest bidder, ut the Conrt
house, In the town Of Bellevue, II, Within
the legal hours Of sale, On Tuesday, the S9tS
day OF june, 1875, the following described
Northeast quarter IL northeast ou.ra.r
Of section ntmber twenty.six; lots three
and four; southeast quarter 81 s6uthWest
quarter; northeast quarter Of s6athwest
quarter; southeast quarter Of northwest
quarter; north half Of northwest quarter 81
section thirty-six northwest quarter Of
northeast quarter; lots two, three, seven and
ten, Of section twenty Eve; lots two. fiya.
eight, nine and ten Of thirty-six, township
fifteen, range eleven, containing in all six
hundred aud thirty eight ll-lOO acres.
Sold to pay taxes and c0sts due ON said
land, rs fOllOwss ~ sAif A#ss
State Tax for lS74.-....:.s.ss...s.s 4 81
Parish Tax for 1874 S Is
Notice and Collectors fe6. Is
Recorders an6 Attdisora fees.....s.. 4 %
Curator ad hue 4 2 10
fnntefs tes..s.s- i-r-. ....ss a...... - W
iOtai- 1888. ...-.-.s-...si......4O, OS
I Terms Of oale-Cash.
PERCY BAKER,
81 Tax csllectoT7
- " t84 Alff ~ ss48E & SsA AZ III
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- See advertisement of Fosters
Second Texas Drawing postponed for
4 lev dAys.
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On the 10th instant, at the residence Of the
brides father, in this parish, BY Rev. W. w.
Landrum, Capt A. A. HOWELL to Miss FAN.
ME E. DILLARD.
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In Bossier Parish Court, Louisiana, No. 47S
L. G. Raspberry

L. Y. Raspberry 81
Va.
w. r. Head, ct III.
Qy virtue Of writ of fiera facias, to me
II directed from the Clerk of the District
Court, Parish Of Bossier, La. in the above
entitled suit, Ihave seized and will proceed
to sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, before the Court house, In
legal hours Of sale on Saturday, the Ord day
of July, 1875, the following described prop
erty, tO-wit: -
z One large chandelier and lamp buruers,
one large red and white spotted COW, and
two yearling calves also one piano Seized
as the properly Of j. c. Head.
Also, black horse seized as the property
of w. r. Head.
Terms of Sale Cash, with benefit Of ap.
proisement.
b. F. ONEAL, Sheriff
Bellevue, june II, 1875. fpr's fee 90
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"ll preach in Belleyueon Sabbath night,
W ct early oandlelight, Of the 9th inst,
fourth Sabbath) Dec v0lente
June 18th, 1875.
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IN the 18th instant, in this place. pair q
" GOLD .SPECTACLES. The owner
can secure the Same by calling upon the
untlersigned. D.F ONEAL.