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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30

The 81 ody and Sanky revival in d
Great Britain has caused the erect on
of buildings ~ all the pr3Hcpal clttes
and towns for Young Mems Cariessa
Associations. 4. La the city OF Dyad
S25. GOO il gold, il Edlnbnrg 8ess
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
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one Square three month";. =
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Additional Squares at proportional ra46e.
ASluaFe ie equal to TEN SOLID ii nxsos u
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cash. invariably tnadvanoe
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Sllerif,s Sale.
USAO1
I. B. Sample
VS..
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Il. T. ViRson.
No. 1924. In District Court, Bossler Parish, La.
DIV virtue of q writ Of fieri facias issued from
!. - the Honorable the District Court, in and
for the parish of Bossier, La, in the above
named suit, and to me directed, / have seized
and will proceed to sell. at public auction, to
last and highest bidder, at the Vinson place, ON
Red River, in said parish, about one and a half
miles below the Shreveport ferry, within the
usual hours Of sale, ON the first Saturday, the
5th day of February, 1876
All that portion Of fractional section number
THIRTY ,two, township eighteen, range tllirteen;
lying on Red River, and east of C06pers Bay.
GU, being the lands purchased by Landrum
and Cooper, from A. Lawson Jr., and acquired
byJ N. Cooper, in partition between Land.
rum and Cooper, Except part of same sold by
said Cooper to N. e. Wright Also the south
half OF southeast, quarter of section twenty
eight, township eighteen. range thirteen Also
the west half of southwest quarter Of section
twenty seven, same township and range All
in the parish of Bossief, La, with improve
merits thereon, same seized as lands upon
which Plaintiff has Especial mortgage, and to
be sold to pay and satisfy said writ say the
sum Of $500 90, besides interest and costs.
Terms Of sale--cash, without the benefit Of
appraisement.
b. r ONEAL, Sherif.
Per w. H. Hull, Deputy.
Bellevue, la, December 80. 1875.
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Application for Administration.

Succession of p. B. III Parish Court of Bos-
Thompson, decd. sier parish, La.
n Office is hereby given that Eliza Jane Law
= renee has this day filed in the office of
the Clerk OF the District Court, Bossier par
isn, La, her petition addressed to the Honor
able Parish Judge for said parish, praying to
be appointed administrator Of the succession
Of Parham B. Thompson, deceased
Now, therefore. this is to admonish all per-
sons conecrned. that if opposition be not made
thereto within the time prescribed by law, the
PRAYER Of aforesaid petitioner will be granted.
Witness, the Hon; y. #. Fort, Parish Judge
OF Bossier parish, La, on this 10th day of De-
cember, 1875. 81
w. WALKER,
decJ0-jts prs fee46l Clerk District Court.
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ME NATIONAL GRANGER, published
weekly at Louisville, Ky, Headquarters
Of the National Grange. is . large SPACE paper,
filed with choice reading for the Farmer and
his family. Has General News, Markets Of
leading cities. Choice Stories and Poems, with
fine selections in Practical Science as applied
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News Not sectional but National-intcnded
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81 80 per year clubs Of OF more ct 81 IS
Agents wanted. Samples free. Address
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Succession of Dayidl In Parish Court 81
Lawrsnce, deceased Bossier parish, La Z
No.ice is hereby given that Pani Lawrence
~ has this day fled IN the officeof the Clerk
Of the District Court, Bossier parish, La, bis
maj accouHtint succession of David Law
renee deceased.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all per-
sons concerned, that it opposition be not made
thereto within the time prescribed by law. said
finai account will be ho,nologatcd and made
the Judgment Of the Court.
Witness, the Hon u. r FoRT, Parish Judge
OF Bossier parish, La, on this 2ath day of De-
cember, 1876
j. W WALKER,
dec SeJt-prs fee46 Clerk District Court.
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10th section Tor Lease.

In pursuance of law, will, on Wednesday,
~ January 18th, 1876 within the usual hours
for Sheriff 5 sales, let for yeafsis76 at public
auction, to highest bidder, az the Court house,
in Bellevue, Booster parish, Louisiana, the
SIXTEENTH SECTION, Of Township fifteen
of Range eleven, in said parish
TEENS OF LEAsE.-Lessee shall pay in cash
On day ct letting, the costs attending the
lease. and for remainder of his bid shall give
his prVnissOry note, payable December LIST,
1870, with approved personal security and
also give bond and approved security, in sum
OF three hundred dollars, to protect the land
leased from any and every kind of wanton
injury.
j. "a. SNYDER,
~ - Parish Treasurer
December 9TH, 1870 lpr's fee $40
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journal Of Agriculture
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Publications.
Enlargement! Centennial Year.
A Full sheet Of & Pages. Added 70
Demorest's Monthly Magazine.

!. :. = = - ~
MahesH enc Largest Three Dollar Family re.
4 nodlcai published. New House and Home
department ntofiess Essays, ioems from
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ui' anu heianie FASHIONS The kepresen'
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Stray Sale.

Estrased before the undersigned BY JEFF
IL Moore. ON the 18th day Of December.
1875, and will be sold to the highest bidder.
for cash, at Bellevue, Louisiana, on Monday,
the Goth day of March. 1876, Black Horse,
without mari or brands, having sore back
Appraised at $12.
The owner IL requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges, &c.
HENRY STONE, Stray Master.
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Ders0ns desiring information in relation to
i New Mexico~-of u! the Territories the
best-should subscribe for the LAS VEGAS
GAZETTE, published weekly, in English and
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heisrsen d Gragard, Shreveport, La,
denlTing to discontinue their business
~ the first Of January, or as soon
HEREAFTER a. possible, beg to call atten-
aon Of merchants and others to the
hct that they shall offer their entire
seock, consisting Of an excellent line of
encice dry goods and notions, at prices
regardless Of cost, and to make this
me more attractive they win still con-
aaas to receive new supplies of the
chodcest styles Of prints, domestics,
plAids, Jeans, ETC., and to their old GUS
scmers they beg to say, that any orders
satrusted to them win have their usual
astentaon. guaranteeing satisfaction in
ivory particular.
ne stoFehouse now. occupied by
sAsn, viii b for rent, possession given
nsf Of January. For further particu-
hn apply 10 them.
- Married, on the 21st inst, by
hev. Z. J. Jones, Jr.. Mr.. F. M. BRITT
g Ais SAI.LIE McCLANAHAN. All
q Fillmore, La.
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BILLINGS q WHITNEY.
ROCKY HILL, CONN,

Light and Dark Dsahmas, White Ceehins,
Rsuen and AyesbuFy Ducks, Bronze Turkeys,
a = the Connecticut State Fair and Connect
IA icut State Poultry Show, 1874, were
awarded 48 Premiums; ct the State Ponjtry
CHOW, won the Presidents Medal for the
lafgest number Of Meritorious Entries in the
Gallinace0us and Aquatic Classes; also .
Have for sale b B. r. Game Bsntsms at IS
per pair. Eggs in the season ct the relieving
prices:
Light and Dark Brshmas, per dos--....A 90
White Chocius, 90
Bronze Turkeys: s 90
Address BILLINGS 4 WHITNEY,
tian Hartford, Conn
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Bossier Parish.
sTRAYED or STOLEN.

From the Cade place. near Bellevue, ON the
4 23rd inst, aSORREL HORSE; left eve
out, large white blaze in face, one hind foot
white, and about ten years old. Branded, but
brands not recollected
liberal reward will be paid for any infor-
NATION leading TO the recovery of said horse
GEO CAMPBELL.
December 30, 1875. I'm
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Fillmore Academy and Normal School,
(FoR BOTH sExEs,)
Lyman 6riswold, Principal,
Willepen 2nd Monday in January next
w instruction in the Classics and Mathe-
matics BY the improved method
Board obtained in family Of theePrincipal
J. N. PLATT,
Prest Board of Trustees.
December 30, 1875. lm*
~ Shreveport Times copy weekly one
month, and forward bill to this ofiice.
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Public Sales.
Succession Sale

Succession of D. n. ! Bossier Parish
Mitchell, deceased. Court.
by virtue of writ of sale to me di-
Ii rected from the Honorab BILE Parish
Court of Bossier Parish. Louisiana. /
will proceed to sell at public auction,
At MITcHELL,s MILL,
near Fillmore, in said parish Of Bossier,
On Friday, January 7th, 1876,
within the hours prescribed by law,
and upon terms mentioned below, ali
the property, real and personal, be-
longing to succession of ID. N. Mitchell.
deceased, except rights and credits, to-
REAL EsTATE.-The west half Sec
ton andqnorth half of southeast quar-
ter OF section nineteen 19), Of township
eighteen (18), .fIange eleven I'LL con-
tanning about four hundred acres, and
to be soldi in subdivisions of less than
fifty acres, as the law requires.
PERSONAL PROPERTY Three mules
three ponies, three yoke oxen. 10 head
OF cattle, 10 meat hogs. Is stock hogs.
one 2-horse wagon, one carry log. one
OK wagons one saw-dust cart, one lot
plows and gear. one lot blacksmith
tools, one lot old irons, one lot carpen-
ter's tools,
One Steam Saw Mill and Machinery.
One GRISTMILL, / GIN-STAND,
two Gum belts, two thousand feet of
lumber, household and kitchen ftlrni-
ture, corn, fodder, &C., &C. ~
TERMS OF SALE.--Cash, if appraise-
ment be bid, and if appraisement be
not bid property to be re-advertised
and sold on twelve months credit. on
terms and conditions prescribed BY law.
B. r. ONEAL,
Sheriff and ex-oificio auctioneer.
December 2, 1875. 6ts
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VIM. ENDERS.
Furniture Dealer.

Ne. Is Texas Street, Shreveport, La,
Las the largest and best stock Of Household
IL Furniture in this section Of country, and
sells lower than any other house, consideripg
the quality Of his Goods decl36m
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Torn! Torsl! ToyslIi-A com
- and we'll selected stock 81 toys
mi reaythines Of every description,
fne lamps. vases, toilet sets, work box
e., shell boxes, games. tea sete, toy
stoves, rubber and wax dolls, opera
glasses, kaleidoscopes, card cases. port
monies for ladies and gentlemen, mus
ical Instruments. Everything In the
way ofa present for young Or old at
Aug. J. Bogel's, 50 Texas street,
Shreveport. La.
An ELEGANT STocK. -The +estab-
lishment Of Messrs. Raphael Kahn &
Co., Shreveport, Is NOV one of the most
attractive places in that city to the la
dies. Their stock Of staple and fancy
dry goods is superb and 10 the admira-
ton Of their visitors, as, are their low
prices. Their stock Of clothing and
shoes Is complete, and their line Of car
pet goods IL unrivalletl.
AKAHN 4 Co.-This firm, which
keeps the only exclusive house-furnish-
ing establishment in the place, has on
sale one of the very finest and largest
stocks Of crockery, glassware, cutlery,
stoves, tinware-in short all articles
embraced in the house furnishing bus
mess, ever offered in this market.
Their prices are as low as those of any
similar establishment in the Southwest.
They On, also the sole agents in
Shreveport for the sale Of the famous
Charter Oak Stoves, with all the late
Improvements, which they are offering
ct reduced prices.
RE1GOvAL.-Mr. John Caldwell,
having disposed Of his lower stable,
corner 81 Texas and Edwards streets,
Shreveport, La, win concentrate all
Bis "tiine and talent" upon the Eclipse
&tahlss located farther up on Texas
street and near the middle Of the block.
Re prproses 70 make these stables a
regular .sHorse Palace at the mere
sight Of which animals Of the equine
Persuasion viii neigh their apprecia-
don and delight. Fine saddle and
harness horses, fine buggies and car
liages and hearses, win be his pro-
sramme, and he Is determined, by
strict attsntion 70 man and beast and
.busaness generally, 70 win for his board
rs hoase ard stables yet higher
nlche b the tenple q fAnle.
, 1875-04-03

Tho " Emperor Bclt' which haB been c,.s It
the Fsankenthnl foundry. uear Worms IL to u
transported to Cologne III soon rs tho tirsE ElTi'
gallon is fully established nfsor the lseakius:a3
OF Tho leo. the motaI Of which this sold bel y
cast Weighed $4,000 pounds, AMI waa obtaIse99
from tho CANNON takon in the French Wsf, ~
among tho twenty-five pieceH OF ordnance shes
hayo beon Incorporated into 1t thcro were ts'ta
whose latoB provea them to haTn been construct
cd In tho tins OF Louis XIV. It IL, therefett
not improbable that they may have been used q
dcyaatate tho very sao part Of tho old Palstin.
IN which Tho aotAl has been cast into iu ptestns
height and ample onoush to ehcIEef,
fifteen men under its dou.o, is ado'pel
with bust Of ST. Peter, tho patron Of csafsa.
balls, and bears uudor tho Imperial sasIe Lsra
diatcll and Oernnn verso, setting forth "
purpose Of calling together tho people to attend
tho services of tie church. Tho dodtratot! ~
boription, which - Rraysd 1onnd the nassa
procattns that "Wlllla,n, tho ligh and mslW
Gorman Emperor anl King Of Prussia, ID aun.
BILE gratitude for the balp granted him tfoa
above tn bringing to happy ooucluslon hn ~
war with Franoo, has caused tho anomys g.. :.
whict. woro taken by the GeFEuau t1oops 10 p
at Cologne" In accordance with THIS plots -. ;.
teation. The inscription goes on to annoanee ~ p.
tho Conmltteo appointed to uurerlnteoa III III
conpletton Of tho Cathedral haro caused 'ne ~
to be lung In the southern tower OF Tho cnatsta "
with Tho concurrence and during tho Fulo o. ~
Roman FoutlH Plus H., and Pau! Is!chs"
Archbishop OF the SEQ.
Tho Iowa State Far Executive commlttee
meet at kuokal no1t TuetlaY, to conple1e ~
fauGementa for the next exhibition.
, 1875-04-03
snd Ehearr,hn ami ether MEMBER Of P'ymon'h
Church Mrnt frccIY.
CORRESPONDENT CE.
mn ngccliru swEAn IN Aff1ltx

CORRESPONDENT CE.
DID nEECHEn SWEAR IN Affllt4
1b the Liitor Of The fhfedce TRIBUNE:
Cu1cAao, April a.-Tur TninrSE OF thtA morn
iur mstcprescpts 1ts. HecchcE ou Al important
rolut. II crea.en tic impression, by headlines
and br editorial conmont, that Mr. Bcccher de-
cliued to take Au oath, and TINT ho simply Af-
ffrmod Ills objection Was not to swearing, but
10 fhe u.rthosI. lie did Rwcar lust would any
III Sew England Uhio, and ntllcr Stacs tita Ian.
gt,aec vas :" hwcar,r anI ho wns 1t some ralna 10
have understood that hs ecrnrfca uut against
MI oaib, Int uganst the old form, ri oath tho
Iblo. AMI lie il not alone Ia this Thc fact ts rlair,
mud Tho act rory natural QUO OIL Mr. Becchcr't
part. 1tio "tw'sstl,g makes tho Thing haTc bad
1oIk, whctras It hah not. ..
The universal cuhtom in TIM New England StAtes and
in Ohio Il nentlp thran htcaRc pf tessonal knnvl.
cl3c) IL IL nwras Will! urltfr.l hand. The rcnre.
rule Will think tho nrn OF Mr. Nceeher far doing in
.his matter hfs onnacicnca dlreoto Tic oatls fe
took just nDlcii, and sarre, nfl blntltng,
aEy sa.h aud hcilce tho manifest Injustice Of any
gu1bblc.
Again, you mtsrcprcscnt AIr. Iscdpash. Your cw.,
rejart makrs his tcs!iinony mot damaging to btrrtr
iii rnh,to IN "imroriank admission" MIR. DeSthcr
ia.ln lenia+ btean*c In talking 70 frtci whp ts-
l'oyed In hfs lnnocece unl avoncd II, there waa os.
Ing to call mt denial.
Atroug Tnn rntnusK readers tllere arc necessarily
many oE afr. eoeterA fiends-not 1aartistna, hut
peu;'e WIN esrc simply that he bo treated with coin.
mon !strness; AMI . natural to ask yo to "aiso
ths oil ,nan a cl1ancr."
, 1875-04-03
NOTES AND NEWS.
Special Dtepdtch 10 The EAicaqQ TfibUn

TIE MO 1HANDE.
WASHINGTON. D. O., April 2-Tho Hecratary nY
Wur Inns dErootod TIM c.rer,, IN cor,,,,nj =,
tho noao-tn,aat -, 49, ~. 49, s1aua Nv W
Oopa. .Snoht " 'uo u"A ~ p1oeens tno
Me1lcahs from traFcratuR tho Rto 9rantc. Tho
General has now ut bis command tho Fourth,
Ninth, aud Teuth CsYalry, and tho Tenth,
Fj.von,,, Trr.ntv.1onr.. 49, ns..st'. oH,. u.a' 1
sa,..s. "pu p',!.N .u' ~ ~aa 1"ouss'h1.n Ill
tant'S' itls oeHeFeu thas theso regiments can
90 80 concentrated along the bordor and divided
In sQuadfona as 10 secure very efficient patrol.
THE vno,1y c.,p nrcrs,ox-
Tho obanuc IN the i,biof M c,,sto,,s, p,v,,,on
~, vraose - NV on1o' ~ eo1'oAia .>4s47'on
o. t4o Ifoaaary uapartu'ont may result ID tho
reconsideration Of ths recent decision relative to
cAsf-hnir and cotton goods. Bolpett, the iato ln-
cn1nhent. Ind tlcoi1ct that tbcao rooda contained
t,,,..t,.I. ....y .,.s .-..n ..I,.
."ea"e ~ roo'' suu "o'o eon19aa0u+'3 auoIees
70 noariy oo cents per pound moro duty. In
thIR decision Dlodgott claimed that he 1Fas sup
ported By unimpoaclab,o microscopic to4ts, but.
sipca his tranefer to ths A1nrairc,,a otcc IN
" y.e.,, - =. r. ".t.. 40
No" AotA7 tne une'naal's " 'nas e't5 nave slVea
hot'eo shas they viii again contest this docssion.
They claim that tho Manufacturer who makas lie
Eools kuowa what IL In thon,. aud ho swsara
that them IA NJ woo1 In tlI,m rhav .,ao at.t,
tn.t ~ -.ta =. .,, ..,s,s A., In,.. ~ e|s.o
e,.;o uJ r,.naa o. "a @ 'to noasets ao
iI,itf fASu1, u.s., ssne9 fooaa y ohthe{ lt-
, 1875-04-03


,rt. sn,o., v.,v. frct,, IN, r,, wor,h.
,ycst.t
m,. .,., r,,.z,, t,..,. n,.,,.
Tho Alaska Hefdh, Httio ei9htFage paper
published In San francisco, and dovototI, IS its
an, ,,,,,1,., H. ,tt ,,,oro.,, ~ ,r- oI,rh,,tr,
"t'e iu'pheS' u the lntcsoo'e Oh o"r o1e!n"'''no
Purchase has completed seven years OF It's exat'
,,,s,..,,t. ,,,s L. .na,,4 =. ,,o,x, mr., In
H'onth'y, WHICH 'h ap9us ~ oi'au ~ ''o"n e"a w
gathered from that distant posHeHston. Among
nthor t,unca In ,ss Ian, Rn,,o tho tfernti nrInts
ie.,or fro,n ,y,,ncott al,sha 1,to1 tcl, n
~. r,'."t .4eA1 ".Au6.i' , s,,,, ~ "'
nueoeoo. We near ID ans1 a. "1aneehs a''a Inc
rush to tho Caastar tr,ines has NOT oocn ms great
AZ 1t was last yoar. We give Bomo extracts:
Tho weather hero this winter las been remarkable I:
hut very few cold days light fall Of suo and plenty
Of clear bracing weather. We hive had At no tluio
over . inchcs of snow on thc ground. Our co!test
appearances now, tho st!kine will DO free Of leo much
At ono time for about thirty days we c,sno near
starving, ALI no had to cat s nl Hour straight
and had tho check 10 charge 75
cents rer meal for that, an II oue cofnraIncd OF tho