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Succession Sale.

Succession of Emerson Davis, deceased
py virtue of writ of sale to Inc directed
- from the Honorable, the Parish Court OF
Bossier parish, Louisiana, in tile succession OF
Emerson Davis, deceased, 1 will proceed to
sell at public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, at the late residence of Deceased, in
BOssier parish, On Tuesday, July 9th, 1873, be-
ginning at the hour of IL O'Clock A. NJ, the fol
lowing described property belonging to said
succession, towit:
Homestead claim to east half of northwest
quarter of section 25, township IL. range 10
containing 80 acres, more or less, and all i'm
pro7ements.
&c
Terms of Sale-Cash, provid the apprai
ed value he bid
J0H., CALDWELL, Administra or.
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Terrebonne wants primary cleo
ton.
The Houma Coarier wants the
State Capital to stay where it is.
New Orleans seems to favor Mai.
Moncure for Auditor.
The Donaldsonv,ille Chief SAYS
the divided Democracy of st. Ian
dry is on the eve Of unifcation, the
factions having agreed upon a basis
that will remove all points OF differ
ence.
The Progress states that the Re.
publican wire pullers of Terrebonne
are raislfig d campaign fund and
getting to work at once. A large
portion of the more intelligent col.
Ored class will vote the Democratic
ticket. Hence the uneasiness of the
Radical 0ffice-seekers:
The Vienna Sentinel, over in the
Fifth District, says: The country
west of the Ouachita claim the next
Congressman. We cat poll a large
vote if the right man is placed in
the field. Ii party success is the
object of Democrats, let the hills
name the tnan. It is narrowminded
and foolish to charge that a man
from the hills will not look after
levee interests. We have been
treated long enough as if we were
not in the District.
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General News Items.

- Congress has adjourned.
- a steamer left New York
Oh the 10Th, with SO colored emf
grants for Liberia.
- The Tom Scott Texas Pacific
Railroad subsidy bill failed to pass,
and goes over until the next session
of Congress.
The New Orleans Pacific
Railroad Company has mandamused
Gov. Eiehools to compel him to sign
its railroad bonds.
- There is now daily mail
and stage line from Fort Worth,
Texas, to Fort Yuma, Arizona, a
distance of 1860 miles.
- The trial of Abe Rothschild,
who murdered Bessie Moore, near
Jefferson, Texas, has been contin-
ued until October %, at Marshal.
The house and grounds of
the Louisiana Jockey Club, in the
suburbs of New Orleans, was re-
Gently sold at sheriff's sale, for
$50, 900. M. A. Dauphin, of the
Louisiana Lottery Company, was
the purchaser.
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Sherif,s Sale.

Joseph Taylor } No 1926. In 10th Judi
vs.. cial District Court of Cad
w. W. Sebastian. do Parish, La.
by virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued 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
Court house, in the town of Bellevue, La, and
within the legal hotrs of sale, on the third
Saturday, the 10th day of July, A. D., 1878, the
following described property, to-wit
The north half of northwest quarter of sec
ton eight INT of W of sec 81 Of township
No. eighteen, range Ii.
Said described property being situated in the
parish of Bossier, louisiana just above what is
known as the Tom Gilmer Quarter, and seized
as property of Ellen G. Calhoun, one of detenu
ants in execution. on forfeited bond, and to be-
sold to pay and satisfy said writ-say the sun
OF $4lO 10, besides interest and cost
Terms of Sale-Cash, without benefit of ap
praisement Act of sale at the expense Of
purchaser.
Bellevue La June Is, 1873
j. B. ONEAL, Sheriff
Per C. A. DEvEREUx, Deputy.
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Bossier Parish.


Succession of Frank In Parish Court,
Gif6n, deceased. Bossier Parish, La
Notice is hereby given that A. X Thompson,
N executor of the succession of Frank
Giffin, deceased, has this day filed in
the Clel ks office of the District Court for the
Parish 1T Bossier, La, his statement of debts
a. executor aforesaid
Now, therefore; this is to admonish all per-
sons concerned, that if opposition is not made
within the time prescribed by law, the same
will be duly homologated approved and made
the Judgment of the Court.
Witness Hon. b. +. Fort, Parish Judge of
Bossier parish, La, this 18th day of June,
A. D., 1873 JOANNES SMITH,
Deputy Clerk District Court,
nolS-2ts B0ssiet Parish, La.
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Public Sales.
Succession Sale:

Succession of w. Thompson, deeeased-Sale
of Rights and Credits.
by virtue Of writ of sale to me directed.
- from the Honorable, the Parish Court of
Bossler Parish, Louisiana, in this aforesaid
succession, will sell at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder. at the late residence
OF deceased, in Bossier parish, within the legal
hours of sale, on Friday, 5th day of July 1878,
the following described property, belonging to
SAID succession, towit:
List OF Notes-Heury Brown, $l61 II; Dick
Stuart, 500 10; Alfred Smith, $40 81. Thomas
Son, 81 80; A. c. Byrd, $40 CO; A. J. TYSON.
$32 "a; l. {. Graham. $t46 n; f. W. Forest;
$78 IL; J. j. Barnes, s.; 3. NJ Hendricks
$3S "; M. Larkln, s. Is; Tom Cade, s. 40;
John Adger, Sue, 81; Joe Wright, 81 21 Nor
ris Naples. $l7; Judgment.
List OF assets of Succession of w IL
Thompson--Oliver Cade, account, SIS 80; Jos
A. Larkin, 50 Is; Jane Adger, $I2 l.; Noah
Adger, $40 Us; Ben Bradford, S. II; John F.
Stroud, 81 60; Dick Adger, junior, $l4 25;
Len High, si3 p; John Page, $50 Al; Henry
Conner, - IS; w. P. New, $l3 70; A. S. Wells,
Tim Perry, "a 81; Andy Richardson, So IS;
Berry Vanedl, 81 IS; W. M. Witherspoon.
% IS; Hamp Moseley. 50 IS; A. W. Edwards,
$8 IS; J. L. c. Graham, SIT 80; Smith Wilker-
son, 81 IL, T. S. Land, $2l As; Adam Boiler,
u; Antony Wilkerson. 81; Smiley Page,
81 81; Ben PLACER, $l9 "a, Jim Jones, 81 So;
Jack Campbell, $5l III j. G. Belcher, $l3;
Willis Prather, Sc 80; Tom Phillips, .jr, 81 10;
Andrew HALEY, IS Is; VIM. Worthy, Sc 10;
Ben johnson, S. 68; Parish Small, SOL 10;
Luke Hall, 50 AZ; Prince Cockerill $92 43; L.
D Sandidge, 81 05.
Terms of sale-Cash, provided the appraised
value he bid otherwise, tho property will be
Immediately reotfered and sold on u months
credit A. r. THOMPSON.
june 20; 1878. Admins traitor.
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To Teachers of Public Schools.

VNhe undersigned gives notice tt the Teachers
i in this Parish, that d regular meeting of
the Board of School Directors will be he d, at
Bellevue, on Saturday, July 9th, at which time
day for reopenlng the Public Schools for the
ensuing scholastic year, will be fixed. All per-
sons who desire employment as teachers are
earnestly requested tc meet me, here, on that
day. An attempt will be made to establish
Teachers Seminary, or Training School, for
the improvement of Teachers, to last dtring
the Summer vacation. In this matter, ask
the co cooperation Of all persons friendly to the
cause of Education. We must have an efficient
corps of instructors for the ensuing year, and
it is our sincere desire to secure them from
among our own people. A school like the one
l suggest, would greatly benefit ALL from the
Assistant in the third grade school to the Prin-
cipal in the first. believe arrangements can
be made for the successful carrying out of this
enterprise, if our teachers desire it. If they
do not, and foreign teachers are called in, to
their exclusion, they may censure themselves
forit. He who will not improve himselfis in
capable Of improving others.
ia. W. LOWRY,
Parrish Supt Public Education
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.Cotton-growers of North Louisi-
sho desire large sales and quick
|ns for the fieecy staple should
b mind the reliable house of G..
|Gntell 4 Co., $50 Gravier street,
Orleans. These gentlemen; who
Personality known in this section,
quite an extensive business from
aad adjoining parishes, and pos
Tue confidence of their patrons.
~ dealing, good judgment and
Arcial enterprise this house is
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! Mr.. John Caldwell, Shreveport,
prepared to accommodate both
lind beast, and repair their vehi-
lbo. In connection with his Liv-
sable is an excellent boarding
for the rider; also, a carriage
vhere vehicles may be repaired
,duted, and b hore-shoeing estab-
ent, which completes the list Of
nmodations for wayfarers.
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Straw Sale.

E,strayed before H L. Wheeler, Justice of
II the Peace, Ward No. A, Bossier parish
AND will be sold to the highest bidder. for cash
at Bellevue La, on Saturday, the 3ist day Of
August, 1873, an Iron Gray Pony. al,nnt ] 4
hands high, about S We YRS old and branded Ii
left side of neck with 63, and branded on left
hip K o S.
Appraised at $35.
The owner is requested to como forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c
HENRY STONE, Stray Master
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kuCATloNAL.-The School Board
meet at this place Saturday, July
when q day for re-opening the
h Schools Of Rossier, for the en-
scholastic year, will be deter
b upon. 1t is probable that the
\ will inaugurate a Teachers
nary, during the present vacation,
he benefit Of TEACHERS. For fur
hbrmation, see the card Of Super
ient Lowry.
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GoLoRED ENTHUSIASTICALLY
ND fellow-citizen happened in"
6dlnner-time, on the premises of a
snan In this place. The freed
had been absent from the vicinity
awhile, and, after the usual ex-
Hge Of courtesies, was thus cross
aioned:
Nell, George Washington Grant
zee, what are you doing for q
g~
WAT am / doin? Use done got
Wizard work, aud gone ter preach
us you are not sufficiently edu-
% preach, are you. You can't
can you?
~ san. But den it don't 'quire
eihgence for to preach: It is de
0aat inspires; not de head !"
nov many wives have you; now,
Warrington s;'
my two At de present, sab :"
aev % you reconcile your immoral
net viii sodf pretended religious
AAri
sas you know you are doing
g No man can lawfully have
.lss At one time"
TX got two wives at once, ex-
uon't de Good Book say 'ef yo'
e pretend you, pluck It out ?''
IN. something to that effect,
Is hington!'
~ my wife pretended me, and
90 Citing along wild her, SO /
"asr' an married agin."
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farmers re;ort too IN lch rain
The struggling crops. Prospects
corn much better than for cot
The corn fields lin the hills pro-
much better yield than those
! bottom lands. AS a larger area
3 was planted this year than last,
thought the crop will be as large,
larger, Notwithstanding the re-
lains.
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1.-THE Shreveport Times justly
dams of the bad condition of the
mad between Bellevue and that
We know Of no people to censure
Ismore than those of shreveport.
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MARRIED

ARNACASTLE.-On the 10Th
instant. at the residence Of the brides father,
near Fillmore, Bossier Parish, by the Rev Mr.
Matlock, w. B. AIKEN and Miss LIZZIE
BARNACASTLE.
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=. pipck. Hyams, Shreveport, has
.test periodicals and excellent sta
~ on hand.
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rDr. L. n. Fisher, formerly OF
(us,ue. has located at Shreveport.
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How 10 the grass fer high, as
pared to your cotton?
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LFiye Saturdays in this month,
d anybody notice2~
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knock the sprouts off your old
.t,.aaI
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, Rid your yard of growing grass
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!. 1une is the month of red roses,
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Succession of w. Thompson, deeeased-Sale
of Rights and Credits.