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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-29

eI3ied ae SD January February delivery uplsnds
low middhg clause. l3l6d. 27-32d February March
delivery. uplands. low middling clause 732d sgd
Clause s.d 5ssad 'ssi issd Xpril.%sy derery
uplaads low middng clause. l5-16d MayJune aeiiv-
cry. uplands. low middng clause. Tied. 3l-S2d
I'd JuneJuy delivery, upands. low middlng clause,
32d. Futures closed strong Havrc-From J. r. Rich
observation-disclosures good but holders soil freely.
tres ord Orleans spot S3f low middng Orleans afoat,
Ssf. November 2S-l2 30 r. M-Receipts bales of
which American SOD Market quieter. Sales-lOOOO
bales speculation and export, OO0 middling uplands.
SD niiddng orleans. I'd Futures weaker; seller
nights prices November delivery. upands low middng
clause. 65sd a6 2732d November December delivery up
lands. low middling clause. 272d December anuary
delivery uplands low middling clause 272d January
fserss,y delivery SPands low midding clause IA
clause 2saad SAD Msrch-Aprll delivery, nplands.
low mddling clause. l5-i6d. ApriNay delivery, up
lands. low midding clause; s si;s2d. Jsns.Jaiy
delivery. upiands. low middling clause. ll6d.;
2r M,Noysmbsr delivery upands low middng clause,
l316d; December January delivery, uplands, low MID
ding clause. lslsd MsrchAPril delivery upands low
low mddling clause. io-l6d May-June delivery, up
lands low middiing clause. i-32d r. M--Novembcr-
December delivery npands middling clause IL isd
4P M-American sales. 1850 balos; January February
delivery. uplands, low middiing clause. I3.I6d Feb
ruary-March delivery, uplands, low niddng clause,
& 27-32d: May-June delivery. uplands. low middlng
clause. 81 SD. +. M-November delivery. upiands,
low middng clause. g 81 SD. q I3 led. AprMay de-
livery, uplands. low middling clause, 10 sd Market
weR
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Wheat quiet but rm Tho sales including 400 900
= 4 ,si. ss 90
3 a "s s g q 20 q & 1s S white IL
v%;s. 4 6 To- s s % Ss
1s s;:
on an Of & and
and ssoO o.. DO; do January at y sly Ths following
ssss :; @ ,si g &
81 DC" 4.s:d; No. Ss,ss s%'iss ar ssysmSs e:
s sS sssassr sd
-
Gn wa: Sss snS s Ts
ya sls tor %, No. a. mixed q, sac for Nc
!: S 70! s';s so so s;S
sstsS. p.ss%ss1 :ss.%sr sos BID asked.
soil: :S at ' s in SS o
% sa 1S sa pM Sssa, s;y
s time Feed ruled quiet, Sas Steady si;, sisS
, @ %s g s ss per s t'n s
shsrps. sci sas: rye foed. sis Beans wsrs dull We
i' 81 new prime XII
81 10 G.ss 1ans 81 ps. rsss s'S gu VS.
can.dian bond sse &c., Southern Black cys two
G.ss r. wSs ns%ss s' 1is
49, for sf No. o for t dr. NJ m a fc ss
46;sc for No. Chicago, 43c 47c for mixed track.
45c. 49c. for white track.
GUSSY CLoTH ruled steady We quote Tx lbs 195<c..
2 lbs. IO4c. n lOisc "a lbs. tlc
HAY AND SrRAw-The market was firm under good do.
mand and light supply, We quo,e:-Hsy -shipping 55c.
6Uc. prime retail. Soc. 95c.; medium, G5c. SDc
according to quality Sraw-Iong rye, &c.; short do.
Toe. Toe.
HKxP Asp JurE.-The market for butts was quiet but
without change. Hemp also quiet At late prices We
uote-Jute Axe Sic ;juts butts 16c 3sc.. cash.
according to quality HempManila &C., sisai entirely
nominal AZ 7iac. n 7kc.
Hors-The market dull and about &c. lower now
hops The receipts for the week $50 bales aud the
shipments for the week about $50 bales. We
Quotc:- fll
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Bsrvss.frad: slow. value. weak. quality coarse to
s. 20 s. s " .s.
tor self sS s s 1.S s
head at sac per b. is head o. IS head quality
ssoies :. nc xns5 .ss sSsns
bulls Ass lbs. a. s.c per nj oxen a. s:s e. lS
y head At ee per y weights cw. ~ Sws vogsl
at SEE psr MSs,s
also 5oc head % head 81 head at &C. ec per
.s So :ss :S.S aS.
A. Jersey City yards Newto. Holmes sold IL Jersey
:,ssr: :. sa p:r S weight rs ~ head ono
sssc. per lS, head at as.e; ele. per ib-woights
81 cw, 81 e.. cws; - Ksn,ueEy steers At s Sc
on co%mi.:on is bulls iais lbs. At a,se psr h.; IS
% q :. sH ~ @ per sv sn 8 s S
Indian. I,. rs ri s, sSs
oa,e s:sS :. s. ssss H. no head At eye
snExr AND I.Axss-sales slow and yaucs weak; quality
TO- choice Sheep sold at s. IS g 50 per cwt
%asd Hooks a; +sc per b. Judd buckingham sold aoi
0hi9 sheep g lbs &C. per To- g state SHEEP % iS.
IS lbs sc t' psr r. Stat. lambs: o. .Ss i lbs"
5hc &C. per IS. Kasc Pideock .co III Kentucky
s s'fiBB H., q. Sc per III Newton ao%s: sold isi
Kentucky sheep lo lbs - 80 per ewt 20 ohio shssp
a. si.c per ID. Davis 1 MsIsnbsek sold sti C...ds
lambs Sc bs scant SIZE pcr ID Kirby CO. sold los
y S s per- h. blsSSser D.wy s"i% ~ sssa:
s' lbs At &C. ID IT. Western shsee % ios ~
4c 4xe h. 2sa Canada smbs - lbs. ~ lbs. at
EiLcH ccws.~rhero worn no actual sales reported
vEAis AND CALvgs-Dcmand small: 81 calves, grass
fed, sold ~ 2hc. n Be- per u; vsns not qnoted
IIoGs-Ons car load Of hogs sold ON live weight
tsrn,s not ebtsiscd.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Lospox. Nov %. 1874
months activity and speculation Is confined TO few
Of the leading articles. the Nether:nd. Trading Com
werv exceeded by c TO &c. good ordinary Java bringing
SOLE So'.s, against AZ -, 47,fe: In DC
ies. Good aasIi,ics Of foreign sold At better
prices Ordinary Brazil unchanged. In plantation
for arrival high rates Indian tea is as
before the recent excitement. China Is dull. and
nc,i MS IN sugar unusually small and prices I'D
Is lower Tor cryss Drmcrnra OF which the supply
sugar for thrss weeks Low brown descriptions are
ally unchanged Bcc, sugar from, hands sells
tied and price. favor buyers ssipcfrs maintains tho
highest rate last quoted. but buycrs restrict operations
mated AT an advance of I'd to Sd per pound the
prices r. Hnss s Tho Offering. we're nearly all cleared
GRAIN TRADE
LivyRrooL. Nov. - 1870.
srs" iscs"s grain trade
and II ;cns instances rather exceeded s:
S@%ir n.la rS" Witch cheeks sss Sa.lns S"y ..ss
S"csr we're ss rs wS.w se.
we're quie! A. Liverpool since Tuesday there has been
fairly attended moderate business was done in wheat
prices choice white wheat generally isv"nec
quantity OF corn was offering and prices advanced I'D
Tux COTTON TRADE ,s $50
This weck's circular Of tho liverpool Cotton Brokers'
Association Cotton moderate demand snrly
~ tho week At unchanged prices but on Wedne,aay sna
American In good general demand aud quota
tions were raised % Sea Island was In good request and
medium grades are hafpcnny higher Futures opemed
1rm with tendency Since tuesday they have
Scsn af or s "~d sS n ssd & s
positions" -. .. -
clause. November delivery, 2732d also 1880 mp
lands. low midding clause. April and May dsivsry,
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The closing quotations were as follows:-

The following were the opening quotations for
mining stocks at San Francisco to-day Gould Il
Curry. 81; Savage. loi4; Chollar. 8; Ophir. 26A;
Hale Il Norcross. 144 (after 1876 Crown Point. 270;
Yellow jacket, 1877; Belcher. 200; Imperial. x;
Virginia Consolidated. s; California. AZ; Best &
Belcher. l6al; Union Consolidated. 52s Alpha. 10;
Sierra Nevada, 80; Mexican. 24ls; Silver Hill. 120;
Original Keystone. $40; Justice. 2; Julia. 1.s5;
Utah. 1914 Alta. az; Bechtel. 1.55; Segregated
Belchsr. IA; Mono. Az; Consolidated Pacific. s;
Potosi, ~; Exchequer. $50; Mammoth. 6; North
Standard. 1896; Boston Consolidated. l.60.
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shipments. s4oO do; receipts Of corn. 81. 900
shipments. A. 800 do.
Chicago-Receipts OF wheat. 90. 253 bushels; ship
ments. 1861 dol receipts Of corn. 200 SOC dol ship
ments. 233, 178 do.
In Philadelphia this afternoon story was circu-
lated to the effect that the New York syndicate
which bought the Central and Hudson stock from MT.
Vanderbilt had made bid for all the Penns ylvania
Railroad stock owned by tho city of Philadelp
about 10000 shares Of the par value the par being
$500 OF IS. OO0.O 900.
At the Mining Board to-day business was worry dull
The following salea
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Receipts at Washington were from internal reve-
nue. $685.. 1924 76 and from customs $459.545 80.
The steamship Scythia arrived here from Europe
ON Wednesday with $S75 in British gold bars and
American gold coin.
Government bonds were exceedingly active and
strong. All the bonds floating about the street. In
fact bought up. Mr.. Vanderbilt bought
$sO0o.vO0 Of four per cents in addition to the
$4,000. 900 purchased for him tho other day. Aside
from this purchase the transactions were enormous
one house alone having passed through its hands
$4,000 OOO the aggregate amount OF three transac-
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Price of middling uplsnds in Now York November o.
1878, 9lic.
FEArHERs firm, and small sales of prime 1.-Two geese
mado At SIC.
FsH-The market for codfs firm quiet 1T
3 % 50 50 for Georges and 81 ~ IS for Grand Bank
Mackcre firm. aud shore held at $40 So for No l.
81 for No and - for No g. The stock In first hands
about 400 bills Box herring ruled steady At 2jc for
dium scaled Doc for tucktas and Doc for No. l. Sales of
5000 boxes at above prices.
FLOUR AND GRAINRecepts- 81 897 bills. wheat.
457 600 bushels corn meal 1870 bbls and 2u3 bags:
corn l3l o53 bushels oats. 5000 do rye, 3S0i6 do
barley 1880 do; malt 1880 do Flour-The market
steady but quiet Low grades held firm Tho sales.
including state Western aud Southern about Is
bills within the annexed range. Rye -four ruled firm,
with sales of 800 bblS Corn meal steady and
bbs 900 bags sold full prices We quote =
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1t is now stated that the terms offered by tho
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Iiailroad for con.
neotion with the st. Louis and San Francisco line
have not been accepted. as more favorable offers
have been received from other parties The officers
of the latter company announce that they have now
sufficient money In the treasury to pay dividend on
their first preferred stock.
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement Of grain st the leading points there to-
day.
Milwaukee-Recsipts Of wheat, $500 bushels,
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.


FALL RIVER Nov. ~, 1870.
Tho demand has been light IL lie bid and refused
for ~ and December deliveries and
very strong at 4c. aud above From January to
April few contracts might he securcd 4c but the
quality 10 limited THO market closes very strong
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The following were the rates OF exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day :-savaD-
nah. buying u discount. selling q discount; Charles
ton. scarce. buying q. selling y . par; New Or
leans commercial $50 600 discount. bank 100 dis
count; St. Louis, weak. SOC. discount; Boston. 40c.
discount.
Philadelphia stocks closed Ut the following quota
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state bonds were neglected. while railroad bonds
were strong. with active business in the Erie
junior, Kansas and Texas and Wabash issues. The
following Is o list Of sales:-
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The Tiosa Mining Company has levied an asse
ment of twenty cents per share.
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ncnscd In ,bc above are 10 bales 10 arrive Delivered
800 bmlcs 90 "Wednesday Currcnt prices OF
spot cotton tho following quotations for cotton
STORE running In quality than half grade above
orb below grade uwotedl
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Money was plentiful and loaned on call at per
cent where the security consisted OF government
bonds and per cent upon good stock collsteral.
Tho Clearing House statement showed $l62.U3l.7l7
exchanges and S6.5sO.s54 balances.
At the sub-Tressury tho days transactions aggre-
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CONTINUED ON NINTH pAGRl
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-05-09
ClIEItIEF'S SALE.
No. 1912.

Florantine Gross
NO. 1917
Wyatt Brannon.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouacllitn,
lIth District Court.
by virtue of writ of seizure and sale
issued from tho Hon. 18th District Court,
in and for tho Parish of Ouachita, and to
mo directed, l have seized and will offor
for sale, ut tho Court House door in tho
City OF Monroe, La, within tho hours pre-
scribed by law, on
Saturday, 18th day Of May, 1870,
tho following described property, tO-wit:
a certain tract of land situated In tho
parish of Ouachita, containing (331a) thirty
thrco and one-third acres, fronting on tho
Bayou Bartholomew. bounded on the north
cast by said bayou. ON tho south by lands
owned by Mrs. Hughes. and on tho west
by land owned by w. NJ. II. Brtton, lying
and being in tho parish of Ouachita; and
also tract of land situated in tho parish of
Morehouse State of Louisiana, containing
ono hundred and sevontcen acres, bounded
on tho north by lands owned by w. w.
Farmer ana r.. i. Randall, on tho south by
lands owned by George Sandidge ~ Bro
all of said lands being in township twenty,
north of range four cast.
Seized as tho property of Wyatt Brannon.
and will DO sold to satisfy said writ OF
seizure and snlo and costs.
Terms of sale, cash, with tho benefit of
appraSCmCmt.
w. s. LOGAN,
Sheriff.
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C,III;ikIFE,S SALE.
$. Marx

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachith.
Parish Court.
r. w Richardson and J. ~ $. ID. McEncry
Va No. Sol.
pncclin Creccy and Martha Creccy:
Bv virtue of writ of ii: IA issued from
the Hon Parish Court and to mo directed,
in tho above cntitlcd and mum bercd siit,
have seized and will offer for saIc NJ inc
Court House door in tho city OF MONROE
between the legal hours OF sale, on
saturday, I7th day of May, Is1c,
the following described property, 70. :
.,J,iiiion TO Monroe, being lot No. AZ, hav-
Ing a front of sixty fcet on DcSiard street
and running back between parallel lines
ono hundred and forty fcct.
Seized as the property of Phcclin Creocy
and Martha CrcCcy and will be sold TO sat
i.fy said writ of IL. IA and costs.
Terms of sale cash. with benefit of APP
praiScucnt. w. - ''o'AN,
~ Sheriff.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-05-09
CIIERIFF,S SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Parish Court.
Amos Cham berS and John Johnson

State Of Louisiana, Parish of Ounchitu,
Parish Court.
Amos Chambers and John Johnson,
vs.. No. 1865.
Thos. C. Scarborough and II. G. Cobb.
by virtue of a writ of ii. fl. issued from
the Hon. Parish Court, in the above entitled
and numbered suit, and to me directed, 1
have seized and will offer for sale. at the
Court House door, within legal hours of
sale, on
Saturday, 18th day Of May, 1879,
tho following described property, to-wit ::
The northwest quarter of southwest quar-
tor of section 80 township Is north range 3
east, containing 40 acres, moro or less stu
ated in the Parish of Ouachita, about six
miles west of Trenton.
Seized Is the property of Il. c. Scar
borough. and will be sold to satisfy said
writ Of ii. ia. and costs.
Terms of sale: On twelve months
credit to the highest bidder, for whatever
the property will bring, purchaser to cxe-
cute twelve months bond with solvent
security and mortgage, and vendors privi-
lege retained OH land.
w. S. LOGAN.
Ct Sheriff.
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Lawyers Briefs.

Briefs will be printed at this Office at
81 25 per page, this type, or 81 90 per
page in plea type. This is reduction
of very near 20 per cent on our price
of last year, and is as cheap rs the
work can be done and have it done
Attorneys, by having their
briefs printed at this Office, will have
the services of efficient compositors,
and may read their own proof-shects,
and they shall make no blunders, if we
can prevent it.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-05-09
CHEIkITF,S SALE.

Parish Court, Parish of Ouachita, State OF
Louisiana.
Joanna Hayes, wife,
No. 1908.
Timothy Hayes. husband.
BY virtue of a writ of ii. fn. issued from
tho Hon. Parish Court, in the above emit
tied and numbered suit, and to mo directed,
1 have seized and will offer for sale. mt tho
Court House door. i'll tho city of Monroe,
between tho legal hours of salc on
Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1879,
tho following described property, to-wit ::
Three lots In Harris addition to Monroe,
each having front of eighty-onc feet on
Hall street and one hundred and siNty-two
foot on Calypso street. and running along
Layton's limo two hundred and twcnty ii vc
feet, and along Bry's line cighty-ono feet
each, together with all improvements
thereon. Also six cows and calves and two
yearlings.
and will DO sold to satisfy said writ of fl. fl.
and costs.
Terms of sale, cash. with benefit Of APP
praisement. w. S. LOGAN,
Ct Sheriff.
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The Negro Exodus.

Mr.. Sublctt, of this city, has received
Il letter from his brother in st. Louis,
from which the following extract is
made:
ssThe agent of the Northern Line
Packet Company has just received a
telegram saying that steamer Fannie
Lewis leaves Kansas City tonight
with ninety negroes returning to their
homes in the South. Several small
parties have already passed through
here, and they are the worst disguised
set you ever saw. Mr.. T. II. Roach,
of the Vicksburg Bank, who dined
with me yesterday, is just from Fort
Worth, Kansas, and he says that the
people there say the negroes shall not
come into their country. He also told
me of a large sale of land made by u
railroad company out there to some
white men, which they, before giving
deeds, found out was for negroes, and
at once refused to consummate the
sale.''
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Ne olde Eoll<es Concerto.

Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather, Prof. Jonathan Hfggin.
botham and his Singh Skewl made
their second appearance according to
announcement, at the Opera House,
last Thursday evening, to small but
appreciative audience. The reporter
being among those who were unable
to attend the first concert of the Pro.
fessor, took advantage of the opportu-
nifty afforded him of witnessing the
second entertainment. His highest ex-
pectations, although he had anticipated
much, were fully realized. The en-
chores were frequent aud prolonged,
but we believe too loud, and the
whistling was too shrill, especially that
little deafening police whistle which
might have amused the possessor, but
Disguised the Editor and possibly a
large portion of the audience.
We dislike to discriminate between
the participants as all did so we'll
want of space, however, compels US to
do so. But there are few who de-
serve special mention: KATRINA Won
Tassel miss Alice Steinau), Aunt
Jemima Perkins (Mrs. Lou Bry),
Jerusha Smithers miss Lou Caldwell),
and Miss Sallie Richardson, as Dorothy
Doolittle, convinced US that they were
possessed of vocal powers not easily
overshadowed. The Xylophone, played
on by Esther Smithers miss Callie
CaldwelD attracted tho attention and
admiration of all present, and aston
ished those who had never seen or
heard one of these instruments before.
1t is played with two hammers and
sounds something like a piano.
We congratulate the Professor and
his Skewl. We also agree with him
that babies should be muffled and that
tho little boys should not bring dough-
nuts but he goes Hone too many for
us when he requests the young men to
look away from the stage because eye
youngc women are shamefaced." We
tried to comply, but could not.
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There has been a Labor Convention
over In Observation-Disclosures by Pinch
back, Dave Young, Bill Murrell and a
number of other handwriting men.
Exactly what the Convention resolved
to do, we do not know. We presume
that a contract was made and entered
into to do all the labor of tho country.
Vicksbnrg has lost nothing in reputa-
ton.
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LEGAL.
CuERtFF,S SALE.
II. Filhiol
No. 1853

III. Filhiol
vs.. No, 1920
Benj. James.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Parish Court.
By virtue OF writ Of ii. ia. issued from
the Hon. Parish Court, in the above enti-
tied and numbered suit, and to mo directed,
have seized and will offer for sale, at the
Court House door, in tho city of Monroe,
State of louisiana, between the legal hours
of sale, on
Saturday, 18th day of May, 1879,
tho following described property, to-wit !:
A lot of ground in Delery's first addition
to Monroe, Louisiana. being lot No. 1. front
ing on Grammont street fifty teet, and run
ming back between parallel lines 142 Clio
feet, commencing til 90 hundred and twen-
ty feet from tho railroad right-of-way on
Grammont street, with small cabins and all
Other improvements on the same; being the
same property acquired from the success
sion of Isabella Randolph as per act re-
corded in Notarial Book v, pages 1872 and
1873, in the office of tho Recorder of Ouachita
parish.
Seized the property of BENZ. james
aud will be sold to satisfy said ii. fa. and
costs.
Terms of sale, cash, with the benefit OF
st w. 5. LOGAN, Sheriff.
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LEGAL.
SUCCESSION SALE.
The State of Louisiana; Parish Court of
OuNChita.

The State of Louisiana, Parish Court of
Ouachita.
,a hy virtue tue of the order of sale to pay the
ceased, granted by the Hon. Parish Judge
of Ounchita parish, 1 will offer for sale, on
dn M;EMd ny ' the End day Of June, is70,
idence of the deceased, ali the property
belonging to the estate unsold, being AN
undivided half interest in the following
l. The Herlong place, miles from ver-
non, containing go acres, and the south
west quarter and tho northeast quarter. Sec
all in Jackson pArish-(aO)
2. Southwest quarter of sout Invest quarter
section 81 township y, range east; and
west half of northwest quarter, section 9
township II, range east, in Morehouse par.
ish-(ls0).
3. Southeast quarter ofsouthwcst quarter;
northeast quarter of southwest quarter.
section Is, township l6, range west $50
acres. in Bienville parish-tl90).
4. West half ofnorthwest quarter, section
northeast quarter and southeast quarter OF
northwest quarter, section 30, township 10.
range 2 east north half of northeast quar-
ter and southeast quarter of northeast quar-
ter. and east half of southeast quarter. Sec
ton Z, township 20, range oast; 400 acres,
in Union parish-(l5o).
ceased in tho following lands in Natchi:
toches parish: East half section 81, and
lots l, =, ). and of section 4s, township
10. range $ west, 4o5 acres-Qoo>.
the above lands for several years be-
foro the death of Flournoy, and tho pur-
chaser will only acquire the interest or
Also, the store lot on the north side of
Claiborne street in Trenton, with store
house and other improv emcnts thereon.
Terms of zsS sash w. S' FrSMSa6 ysl"''
st Executrix.