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BENrs WHOLE MARINE BAND
ON nOAnD.
NIX YACHT CLUB EGATTA
The palace sxsuTsion steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK
on her regular trip to ROCKAwAY BEACH to-day


The palace sxsursion steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK,
on her regular trip to RoCKAwAr BEACH to-day
THURSDAY. will ran 70 the rendezvous Of the feet Of
yachts entered for the great annual race and win salute
nee, on H. sosrs Tbs opn"r,smi,y 70 see such an
animated marine picture these beautiful pleasure yes
So, be spS o '' 4h ZAP RLYsm sccT vii sse oos 81
23d - ios " and PER I. IN . r. Battery
FARE, Whole Grand Excursion. FIFTY CENTS
I ONG BRANCH PIER.-on her way TO ROCK.
AWAY BEACH. SATURDAY the 2ist inst the Great
Excursion Steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK will pass in front
Of the hotels the Beach at LONG BRANCH and will,
II feasible stop at the OCEAN PIER sautes will be
changed between the shore and the boat The PLY.
MOUTH ROCK will be superbly decorated with flying
bunting. Leaves 22d St, N R. at 1890 O'Clock A. NJ,
and Pier 1. n r., n1i oelocE Fare, entire excursion,
FIFTY CENTS.
A -A.-Go AND SEE THE PALISADES
And VIEW THE MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.
IMMENSE IMPROVEMENTS at FORT LEE.
The SWITZERLAND Of AMERICA
The determined to make this historic
ground The MOST POPULAR PLEASURE RESORT in
the vicinity Of New York. -
4EAT fhEAs{EE sps EEGsEA TIC oE sysry
will be completed about the 25th inst
2RT LEE RAEK g, 9T Eo sTEinpoAT GO 70 .a
II a NJ ! 2 s'sS 80 Z o,agd ~ n sUSPPAys
For PLEASANT VALLEY. EDGEwArER and SHADY
ap a 9Vd ms es es 80 S ans i'ss
AS. 8, 4, and 10 7 N - - -
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Amustmtmis.
Amustmtnis
IL OsTER n RIAL,
IN 23d 81, near eth av
POPULAR CONCERTS EVERY EVENING
Husesi Condue VT. .RuDoLF bal
Formerly Director Of Erell's Garden in Berlin.
Doors open att Y; sConsert commence NsP.M.

The propretors beg 10 announce that the newly added
OPEHAIR GARDEN
Will he inaugurated SATURDAY June n.
This establishment will then be found the coolest lost
pleasant and socially convenient OF its hind in the
United Stairs
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QsrsuHaI autHss.

siOust furmsbiua.
A --.IoMN LYNCH mas THE CHEAPEST FUR
IA. Nl1URB, CARPET BEDDING STOVES 40. 40
~ The city. Stuck can be seen and examined at lOi
hluiiIh Avenue. near 18Th st, aud EAST SIDE
WARkkOOMS 1-8 THIRD AVENUE second door hc l,w
18Th 81 WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAkEN
A ~ .BAUMANN.-IMME NsE KEDUC-
IA TONS IN furniture, carpets Hud bedding Weekly
sud monthly in-tAlments the largest establishment f
It's Kind ~ the city ol2 aud 5ii Sti 6th
RAUMANN bros NEW sTOKE,B West
- IAN stall and examine the stock furni
ture aud carctsin New York Weekiy aud monthly pay
ments prices the lowest Also selling agents Tor The
CHAMPION FOLDING BEDSTRAD
EURNITURF, CARPETS, MATIINGs,
hridlns, mlcloii sc. cheap Tor cash, at SRI Nk's
No alh bO"cry, opposite Beeckcr 81 Weekly or monthly
paymentA
ENsE REDUCTION IN prices NJ furniture
monthly payments at
coWPEkrhMAirG ca. - I5s and I57 OhahAmst
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A Ah 6s0T9oNS SANP EodNT y BIT H5fEE
iEIanioS cxPIIS s9d the SE% rug nr,t -n
cSSE9 f1g
New rier landing passengers in the centre Of all the
West ain st west ion st FRANKLIN st Pier No
I'M I'M .I I''II I ||.II I!!E
EIcaT.icn ticket. @ Gonsy Island Point 4oc EdeaI
So%sy Island Point, aSc Single afs to Brighton via
s''sl'sf Por; ~ IT, G2 Gy Ir a rSpl
coney Island Pon, FOR New YerS OO'' ~
view = the New YORK zach, Club race can be
a. TIC slSss.. Game hfNf1Ss make: gAiLS ;s.
ST s5 ss ISS' FfI Fl ? sS,
' SS$ N rs s.S + \ rs sS$ T \ lss$$
Boat At and % The SIq teais
BAY, with but .ix minutes ride the cars 70 Brighton
Fare SOC. Excursion ii sets soc.
A IL,is 2, pA 4IIs EXScTEsIoSs
C0MMENciNd SUNDAY. June /. 1879
The new and Mammoth SI,I Hi!see saloon Steamer
The YS; and %sSa.SG EssqrsS. steamer in
2sa st, ~ + sA NJ 90 %Ses! ION 81 m go
Returning, leave Iona Island AZ ssi9P. NJ "
FARE FOR 1liR Ex SH oSLY 50 CENTS.
Grand Musical Entertainment Liberal terms given TO
mAWxiiGRsT 4 FkSSXI' 81 BTosd%Sy. New ySiiEs "
A -HEGATTA y. v. YACHT CLUB.
PALACE STEAMER ADELAIDE
W" aceoTPrpS 9s yncP tS gy1[ e the course
West ION st . 80 4 n
Jewels wharf, Brooklyn, 10 A. N.
'''' " H. EgxsoS6GRsIoN TICKETS SOC.
A NEW YORK YACHT club RACE
~ ,,s "a, On N, thC oIa,i,. JUNE i9avxr,
will ACCOMPANY he yVeRts during ne enfc Tsee thu,
esSs 's sai"sS %s wPss S i s y. BE hs
" and r SfasA FoR 1hs rRF 50 CENTS
NEW YORK YACHT RACE. TO-DAY,
N. view ,9 had from
sq S SsP'' 0''A OF VIC 0oI0A'iA nowhere 'i''
RRIGHTON BEACH,
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
BEGINNING JUNE Is
LEAVE HUNTERS POINT DAILY.
20 ioon u On 4 " i2'oo ", 1880, 40, a9o, 40
80 $50 iE2 ~ : s sR Ssi TsEAcu DAILY
SO MS 4. NJ. i5.4o, 10 40 SO, $50. $40
wv - 'PtiIaRS PARI III cRRs
FERRIES EAST 5irll ST AND JAMES SLIP.
nASks sf Fit oR R. wits
Ing Harrison st. Mr.. sth st, T. r. 1880. Pier "a, y.
X. I'D battcry wall. next 10 Staten Island Ferry. r.
ftcr IS n X, $40 A. NJ Genuemen's tickets 75c.i
ladies' SIC Al. FOSTER Manager
I ONO ISLAND RAILROAD.
ROUND TRIP. 50 CENTS
ROCKAwAY BEACH
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
iSays hgnters Point - 3 8 D. 10. II A NJ - noon
E g. @ sys SesGs sd :, 3
SUNDAYS
2.3l ~, 4 ~ 4 "
RETURNING Leave Reach at ~ so $40, 40 40
3 % 81, ~. \ and . 80 4
NEW YORK YACHT RACE. TO-DAY
90 on the magnificent
three deck eNcur.inu steamer
COLUMBIA.
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ROTTERDAM line stcainc7, el7c {

ROTIEKDAM IN z stehncls rlye I'n'
IL phy's pier, adjoining Pavonla Ferry. Jersey tty
| W 4. ScHOLrEN June IL ROTTERDAM Jun -
LIST Cahln. Sln-sID ~ Cauin Stl-Syp Storage, 80
FUNGI. EDYE 6CO. l.. W NORRIS,
27s WIN 81, Freight Ats 80 Bway. ien Pass AGENT
| STATE LINE-To Gassow, Liverpool, Belfast and
pLondundcrry. from Per ~. n Il TOO Canal st. Thurs
days Passengers at through rates to all leading cite. II
Europe Stcrage S26 AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 60,
Agents. ~ Broadway. SrEERAGB OFFICES ~
| Broadway AMI pier foot NJ Canal Il
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ITO PHILADELPHTA

THE oLDEsTABLIsnED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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II wv tNNTN Itn WhNN hTTNFWHWIN TTUn I0AIT TlTI
and New YORK., landing passengers within few hours
ride OF the important points interest the Continent
NADERLAND. June 70. y A VI.
For rates OF passage ana other Information applytO
PETER WRIGHT \ SONS, GENERAL AGENTS
3O7 Walnut st. PhtAlclrhia. - Broadway Sow York.
JOHN MCDONALD Agent Battery pace.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
T.nfCef. IScndX-NIndc SHIFTS

Latest IScady-ETadc suits.
SUITS l boz. Figured Lawn SUITS, lace trimmed. 3
SUITS Price $500
SUITS Variety of Polka dot Lawns, desirable
SUITS shades, pieces trimmed with lace, at...s:2l
SUITS 10 Striped Linen Lawns, piped with . ain
SUITS shades and trimmed with lace at..... q 90
SUITS - Robe Lawn suits, MADE in . pieces with
SUITS full trimming Of lace and ribbons at....S3s7
SUITS Always sold before at s..
SUITS Full line of iCiCae suits. plaid trimmed, >
SUITS pieces special bargains, at 500 per suit.
SUITS Special line Of extra sizes in IerCae suits
SUITS from 20 TO 46-inch bust measures Gt...S :0
SUITS Full assortment of white suits from $i2j u
SUITS $500.
SUITS summer silks, stripes desirable colors, from
SUITS $3.50 upwards.
SUITS Black silk walking suits, corduroy skirts
SUITS 1t
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
silk.

silk. silks. silks.
lisa c ,-ta' li>hed fact tiat all silk Goods have
materially advanced in price; nevertheless ''t t'u-
tuue t. sen a. Old quotations aud to take a'.ye .a-n
Of ,,r,.rnt prices mean, 20 the purchaser saving of
MONEY! For IN. aI.vc. yuu can Auy i.r
IS cynts-Co,a7e! Jaspie stripe Si.Es.
80 cuuts-Culorcd stripe and ~!a'.ct ritS*.
% cents Colured stripe and Cheek Has.
G5 cymta-Co.ored Ja>, ,-c sirpc and Chect silks
- ccnts-Coored neat sty,c Chc,,l silks.
- CcutS-Cuurcl j8Sprc Check VERY ne" -ll-.
~ ccntS-The --latest IovctieS i'll Fancy silks.
satin Stripe FGulaTd SILKS at 20 cents
Granite Ground Fpulard silks at 70 cents.
Satin stripes and Polka Dot >iiES at .. cents.
Chintz pat.eus White and Co!ored grounds u!
Satu-:#ccd stripe; and polka dots. SID.
- ceutg--4l rch black gross grain.
90 Ccuis-2Il y inch black GTo~ grain, cEtia weight
Si-Our famous s.. / at tins price.
Il l2.-Eclou's sublime quality caghenre.
SI9l-Bonuct~ {, Cie'> celebrated tinc cagnvnrc
q Si-5-!Iandsome quality Egyptian band.
s2scvcral makes, AL ccsIabc, and the nest @ga-ut
will he much higi cr.
JOHN WANtTAKEE.
GRAND pEPOT.................TIIlETE ~Ii;UIT.
,goNvcI.s and T.iucn Goods.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS,
luo dozen Loom Huck Towels
| - cents each. - - per doz.
| 4G dozen Linen Turkish Towels,
60 cents each. 50 per duZ.
20 doZ. White Turkish Towels,
! - cents each.
| 800 dO7. Matalass Initial Towels,
81 cents each.
- Go2. Old Bleach Fine Iiuc;
| Towels,
Sc per dozen.
| 20 doz. Old Bleach Fine IIuck
| Towels,
$3.50 per do2
| 4 large assortment of the widest and best qualtC
| in IIickaback and Diaper TnWengs
ChriSties Celebrated Turkish Towels, all white an
colored, at very low prices,
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Il ESSsSiSsI'S1.

Ct,.l n.a q, E1s ss.j.,sl ut Ml coatiaeoi c3aaqc
ar.eJ, p ~ n.r ~. H@p'ta,8 mag rlg oi,nts SIC
@MrH N.4r Ii,u {, hrrag ca jae,atag >f,t4B,r
Lat "..S .,t h,jag IS e c,ss ar }ir0 nf h0>i4g.
..n"..f s..,. ... r f5j.a. ~ Ua,iS.' CEJ.0 =
~ -" "," '.. 't." " Il Ga' ""i'pf.li'.. q pnr
..'..,',t iD.HaT prc,s u q ,.H ,o%'"9Ir p}t1ti4a
?. T.. .t.."' o.u'oafo'> j h.,ss 'ioa, of he
s... .at.- No'.ut.a. laa.,y>
t....",-s .a'..'.a >'aa,t i@er'l. a. oaT bo<'GY
r @ III ~ J.s - 81 n ,'laDi S ,.t'.| jor IN ot.
T.. '.. }t rrt'o'n Ussn ar t1sud> 'tut TIE stgA S
,..| .s,at.ud z, H, Cirtl5 Nr3.'.
!I "'fJia 10 rat aaI'F'jog. a." SiD}ri6g ygHr
a,. ts.glt u, h,a,g. uai ci,.srS ;acq 60s, 6ov9at
", tt' tsprS a rer8.t'l' Sarrilrss N c!psc iirqc
h'.. i@utJaons j.aH aoar l~'3 aYCPt ca0HGc Ia
p.5rto y IN IN. t,r c"uiarg a usptrrid Ia" u,-
.' ! r.,ffI'' ni ~ fIip,jay c'sv's GI.0ui nil C7
.t..i '1 g'Uu' p r,in.,s. 3r,',ss.
= t-r.t ~ ayrf ,..r,.' - if,s o|tuH'Ggf of ON
H.,' ~ t.# ..t..'t.
JOUV F'lNfEIEFR,
GEIHD DEpOT.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
-g'hC 1Iis..<'-' :snd 1;lldrcIi's- sui:
:eNIl:llt In..nt.

s2f> I1itis iilt'llEs
rEltJ 0T.....,...... iilETi.ENTII STREET. |
Ila l}3r.{ oa Hy c,,ltt..s tbis d,'g
ONE LDT
Misses HGc fGuH,' .rrs
i'.}e,''F '.'af.." trji yai'tF -, lh,rtS p'GiH,
>.,"at,j r. r.uS NJ SIS t1rh.
',ss-< H.50ir lTce,ls
ia ftr hairhtgo ,J'Gdis
liiT ..oscc* ..irt' oni 5qSp'esl
$, 30, y, ] { aud Il gCarS,
.i' =, 800. sN - CUi $3.50 Cgel.
Kisses NohG.r Das@s
p't3~s S@gUt, ui#Wc Ti'3 ajE,
4,6.S.lo, = rat i solM,
@5aSa75 ~ ) y y. p ,S55 y; oa* 500 e7e'
>,m@Cr Eog#'@ S}qo S'aS,
$, 30. =. cad l6 r,d's.
UNE Ter
Eat,s, ,r:'| uad ylii.
iaf"oL mo.ig t.'a4'sd r., 31h ,raao braid
.Ilsl2j SD Sc, 500, $50, IS and 50 each.
T'c r5orc f,rs'HS cla only De IddGt ts Grand D|poi
o* il.. cl r9'r 'af @ga II MS cty.
CtHrs ChjD'- Dresses,
9Ga@ EC}rS. - ctI.iS ,aci.
O%E LOT
fiH| CdiH'- amt H1CQ's Suits
! Owe LOT
caHi's 1aint5 c,,d la1to'c SUITS,
| -, 1, >, Is GRd gt"TS. - ccI,tS each.
! ONE LOT
ClHfS CijBt: dRd Pr7c1iC Suits,
! =, 10 GRd - BCHrS. ~ cents tuch.
ONE LOT
CiihGa ChjRt. ard ITcG'c SIu's.
Il yCtgS - C,ptS cucA.
ONE LOT
Kisses Pitid Gj3qA5 10 SUiiS,
] IriiaalcI Eiti iAtHjEg EdgjUg,
s. 20. -. II dDG l6 ycqYS.
s.; SG.JD 81. $50 GaG ~ CCcA.
ONE LOY
| Misses SriptG SccJyuttCr Suits,
nat SKIRT dHd JGckct.
handsomely Trimmed irith HdmbuTg EdgRG,
s 10, T. dnd II yrWS,
} $40. So. s. GBi 8 80 each.
ONE LOT
FiNTci LCtTl S2jts.
Trimmed 1rit3 IUcc EdgiBq,
D 4. e. J. 10, Is Gad II yatIS.
IL S2.l0 $40, Sj. $50. $500 GHd So - Cdch.
ONE LOT
Ija2 Suits JDr trGhiiHg
> Trimmed JCtt c1ioICd Hnt}tIg EdgiRg,
{, g. S. 10 and - 5CGFS.
:, II s3,25 500, $40, S. di,d s. p each.
% ONE LOT
% DOttCd SlCSS Sl;iS.
Princess skirt and IuSyuC.
n B0t-paitCi Trimming SKIRT iobh Luc6-trjmmCd
RuGlc OJ0UG,
$, s. 10. l.. II and lG H6Grs,
70 ~ $3.50, $7.2J. S. $3.50 CHd 50 each
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
ETOE: EGNANEPI.E:

$JjI% f,3 o.."aa'qt Ljt'o I3|,s, .ltoa, 5l,71 Ia
SUITS 300
>cyII% Fl" ,an'avof Ha,,r Lo,ras, t,cc ht~m'ngs
SUITS ..uin =i3 10 ,.-
- IT'S Hul,r r.th S,as 7yrlH,S Si.0 4, $500
SIiI~ fIoltslf> f., n3utsl ui -225j
HI!i- b(1' I4c3e orerS,,Hs oad JusGH'S Gt Si0o
IONS H.iNIlIEER
G"!AD N"j7,E ,E........... ..,. iJliRILHNTW >InTET
Smyrna times., 1879-07-09
EOI2 TEXANxLoE4E.:

Nn-Wo0l French he Beige, ~ ccuts - s..
A.!-Noul French he tcGc. - cents II ~,
Iac ll-ceut quality embraces all shades oI 'rayS
and Browns ;'G being strictly a-W1n!. are uuqUcs-
t;.aliy Tie cheapest goods Of tlc kind ever "tc3cd
cur finer goods VIII be found upon eEaml'mt1h
20 be equally chcap.
\llWuo Dress Runtn:S = cents to x.
Tho --cclt quality is the bet value ever offered at
the price. being finer and from TO lucb"S wider
than similar GOOD. at t!.c prize. We aiso 'H 6tie
liou to yur i;ot an u'r assortment c@"ldtcr ut"I-
that are Cu cl t. llr-cNcs. Hatd5.y }" i!.2 AlI-H""
ieec !tuut,r@S, ii. - teui-.
And in
--tut Atwood GreGcu itu;'i"e. st - &i,j :" tv".
IL FINE FRENvU NuVELrIE>
We have Just received several SNAIL lu~ ot r",E
handsome Etbrcs purchased nl i.auv.yr3o c!'-c
the seasons business. We Viii cH IAcio ,EueinvlE
French J5rony;, ami Graudy Law.
All The newest designs, WITH &ad "lj."W -,"e
Tc.a scatch Z.puyr o;u2ilai.., lan1 r ccaI,
Banignna Zephyr ',iH-iaii. $. !" 'e..'-.
N,',y Styles ,,tr prrtt rs. yet ia.t ,t,'.st.'.
largest t,--a-tt.te ii ut
CHOICE sTNiEs
Light and Medium Halicnc and Nhin'zc> ever ,a:r,
at retail i'm this city.
Prices range MulA , 70 ~ &.
81 PIECES
Fancy Press ~uiting at r. r..
Fancy nu.s, ,i.,il.., at 81 *.
! Were Sold by ,!.C manufacturer at lie.
300 PIECES
| Iialcwo"l Suijiua;. at 80. ~ and lie.
! Ifa!t-Wuni S'ilt'tgs, at l'. IL. aH't lar.
/ lest yau" ever aatsod tag iaoi.cE.
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Succession Sale.
of R. W. Daugherty, deceased.

Succession of R. w. Daugherty, deceased.
Dy virtue Of a writ of sale to me directed,
ID from the Honorable Bossier Parish Court,
Louisiana, in the above succession. will sell
at public aution to the last and highest bidder,
at the late residence of deceased, herein de
scribed, within the legal hours of sale, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of March 1879, all of
the property belonging to said succession, ex-
cept rights and credits, to be found in said par
ish, to-wit:
The following lands known as Daugherty's
Hill Place: North west quarter of southwest
quarter, southwest quarter of southwest quar-
ter, northeast quarter of southwest quarter,
and southeast quarter OF southwest quarter,
all in section 2, township 10, range ID. n
Northwest quarter of northwest quarter,
southeast quarter of northwest quarter, con-
tanning dwelling house and all improvements,
northeast quarter of southwest quarter, north
west quarter of southeast quarter, northeast
qtarter OF southeast quarter northeast quar-
ter of northeast querter, southeast qvafter of
northeast quarter, northwest qrarter Of north
east quarter, southwest quarter Of northeast
quarter, Section and the northwest quarter
of southwest quarter, southwest quarter of
southwest quarter, northeast quarter of south
west quarter, southeast quarter of southwest
quarter, Section II, and nort beast quarter
OF northeast quarter, southeast quarter Of
mort beast quarter, northwest quarter OF north
east buarter, southwest quarter of northeast
quarter Section Ia, all in township 10 range i3,
Northwest Louisiana, and containing in all
$40 acres.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit of an.
praisement $500 @s@91 [A5
X. Il. DAUGHERTY, Administrator.
February 1879 Iprs cost $l2.
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Sherin's Sale.
Jas. NJ. Mcbride. No. 273

Jas. NJ Mcbride. No. 1892 In =.
] B. Oneal Shift. ct als) Bossier Parish, La,
by virtue Of writ of fieri facias issued in the
- above named suit, aud to me directed,
have seized and will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, to the last and highest bidder, at
the Court House in the town of Bellevue. La,
within the legal hours of sale, on the first
Saturday, the 1st day of March, 1879, the
following described property, to-wit:
The north half of Section IL, and one hum
dred and fifty acres of the south end of Sec
lion one, to run entirely across said section
by line running due east and west; Also, one
hundred and sixty acres of section two, COM
mencing at a point so as to contain said num-
Der Of acres, by running due east and west
across all the hands once bought by J. L. G.
Graham. at succession sale of Callie N. New
man, deceased, all in township twenty 1901
range fourteen fl4l west, northwest Lonsiana,
land district, and containing IN all six hum
dred and fifty adres more or less All of said
property situated in Bossirs Parish, La, and
to be sold to pay and satisfy said writ, say the
sam of $3.50. 90 and all costs and interest +
Terms of sale-Cash with benefit of APP
praisenlent. m .fetttetas.f +, f4.5f
- . Z. E. 'WYCHE, Sheriff.
J~o OF lpf s1ee SoJ s5.
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Notice Of Election.

Dursuant to act No. 3 of the General Assem-
i bly, Of the State Of Louisiana, entitled:
An act to provide for Convention to frame a
new Constitution to the State of Louisiana and
approved january the 23rd 1875, and pursuant
to the general election laws and the proclama-
tion OF the Governor of the State Of Louisiana,
published elsewhere in the Bossier Banneri
notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY. the
18th day OF March, 1879, an election will be
held at the several polling places in the parish
OF Bossier and State aforesaid for the purpose
OF electing delegates to the Constitutional
convention to assemble in the city of New Or.
leans on the 2lst day of April, 1879. One Del
egate to be elected for the parish of Bossier
two delegates to beselected for the twenty first
Senatorial District composed of the parishes
OF Bossier, Webster, Claiborne and Bienyllle.
Given under my hand officially, on this the
10Th day Of February, 1879:
iG e. WYCHE, Sheriff. !,
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Now, therefore, 1, FRANCIS I. NICHOLS,

Now, therefore, I, FRANCIS 7. NICHOLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana, do hereby
issue this my proclamation, directing an cleo
ton to be held throughout the State, at such
places as may be designated by the legal local
authorities thereof, on TUESDAY, the 18th
day of March, 1879, from Z 0 clock in the fore
noon until 6 O'clock in the afternoon for the
purpose of eleeting delegates to Convention
to frame new constitution for the State of
Louisiana, according TO the above apportion-
ment, the delegates to meet IN convention, at
the State House, at New Orleans, on Monday.
the 2lst day of the month of April, 1879, at IL
o'clock m. And do hereby order and direct
all sheriffs, commissioners of election, and
other officers therein concerned, to hold said
election on the day aforesaid, at the places
designated by the local authorities thereof,
and to cause the same TO be conducted and the
returns thereof to be made in the manner and
within the time prescribed by law. s-l.- e.
In testimony whereof have hereunto afix ed
my signature and caused the seal of the State
OF Louisiana to be hereunto attached, at the
city of New Orleans, this 18th day of the
month of january, in the year of our Lord 1879,
and of the independence of the United States
of America the one hundred and third year.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS. 8
By the Governor: ~
Il WILL. A STRONG,
. a..-s Secretary of State.
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Lease OF 10th Section.

Ry virtue of authority in me vested, will
- lease at public auction, between the legal
hours, at the Court House door in town of
Bellevue, on Saturday, the 9Th day of March,
1879, all the unsold part of the 10th SECTION.
Of Township %, of Range Is, Northwest La,
for the term of four years, all improvements to
remain on place at expiration of lease
Terms of lease. Sc, to be made known on
day of letting. Bond for securely of land from
injury, to be given according to Law. Expense
of lease to be paid in cash.
rEg.a-Iz. w. G. BURT. Treas.
i305t-pr's fee 81 sol s. Bossier Parish