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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-11
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Reil E.tatc Agent aud Auclionccr,
II13 Main street.

A DESiRABLENEW FRAME DWELL
"A IasG Of BEVERLY NEAR RESERVOIR
STREET, viii sell AZ pablo aHction' Oh tae
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH,
AZ : o'clock f.. NJ, the above PROPERTY. The
house has three rooms. and is unusually well bu u
OF choice tImhcrs. Good kitchen and fine Wei.
wide and Is Beautifully located and well drained.
TEnns: one thiId cgsh; balance In six and
Oct J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctlonecr.
By Augustine Royal,
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Discussion at Chesterfield Courthouse
Yesterday being court-day, the Hon. George
ID. Wise, after much delay In agreeing as
10 terms, held q discussion with i. L..
Lewis, United States district attorney, who
represented the Readiuster party in the alb
senee Of Colonel stith Boiling, end Colonel
A. w. Jones, who had been announced to
speak. The discussion would have been
perfectly satisfactory to the friends of John
W. Daniel but for the determined and dis
graceful efforts OF a white man and negro
from Petersburg TO interrupt the meeting.
The closing half-hour was given to Mr..
Lewis, who had very small crowd to
listen to him.
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CALEAT AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD
oFUENIIURE, BROOD MARE, Two COILS,
AND FINE STALLION, FAkMiNG MILL IL
Al The request Of Air. John Wright shall scil al
auction, ,ii the premises referled toin the lnre-
going advertisement, commencing al Ii oelocA -
MONDAY, OcToBBR "a, 1881,
the following articles Of personal properly All OF
lis HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF
the usual variety, some OF when = oi e&ceisils
iII,EE FINE COLTS. aud one remarkably hne
STALLION between three and four years old, AZ
If IIsInblcfunIan stock. Also, the tARMInG IN
ELEMENTS. one BUGGY, ono CART, ohc
ROLLER. Also, the crops OF CORN, FODpEK'
SHUCis. and large quantity OF sRccllent I'M :
srTi.Ys. Ca,l ". OODDlN, AGctiOucer.
ocii.I3,I5.I71e1g,2O,2
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DIcuMoYp AND PErERsBUEG

Ii RAILROAD COMPAN Y.-Com.iln,el.. ri
SUNDAY, August %, 1881, tsaius o." ""'
"''' ''''' LEAVE RicuNgCS0-so,ft
a.op NJ. FAST MAI. dl!ly Make tlro,sl
connections for SAY nhah. ~,
only al i'ctershurg. Pu.n%L
Siccpiug-tgrs bclVcsa Mi"''"
aud Charleston. ..f.
1880 4. ~, TiRoUGH MAIL. dliy' coi.'.,.. ~.
Ing for lialeigh, Charleston III.
gust, AIKEN, sayannas' ab' -..-.
sonyiue. stops ~ shops N'".,.l
Snlralta, prc~ry's blaA, ~. t.-k
PuIlfoan Sleeper between Ne" w.
sad Charleston GA th's trhn'
GOO l.. ~, FREIGHT, dtly cNccit rthtt'.'
Gas A. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except >nN'".'
LEAVE rErBEsDl ~ -Noaili,. 4
4:l5 a, NJ FAST Nail, daliy s:o. cav s., /.
Charleston and Milford =,
1890 4. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except ceh.''ii Ir z
$3.50 4. 81, THROU6H MAIL, deli cOll, '.l
with Eieanoaf, trcicri tSs,,'f 20
Potomac railcad for 81. i'"l.'' ,.,a
aud West; ai-o ni'A.nE co.i y, IN
With Chesapeake and OH" i.. .u
Tor the Virginia siflht .H'.,.I1
points North and We, lt ",.d
stops ut Nanchostcg, Cho,en m,
CeatralN. rGilwap ,ieclef, 80 ~
train betwcun Clnrle>t'a al"
York.
600 z. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except s'nd'''
A direct four-hours connection yaae b. , Nj
Richmond aud Norfolk by lrains hsNt.t, ~ *.
n0ud at llsSO A. b.. aud Norfolk 20 80 Ii.
see special advertisement illustsas1ss "''
All sraiSs lesslas Petersburg will saF' 'ro' '''
NssESDxY TSSrRslQN TRAINS l ,s.ss,s, E.Sa;
AZ assa & q y and a. IS SIS ISL + slD esc. y ssy
r. ID. MINE, sePs5in l. es,st
A. pQfR, Generzi Passenger ana i'sA'' 80
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THE ONLY ROUTE To TIE
CAXERNs OF LuRAN.

The Luray Cave and Hotel Company h.,cu..
titled this company that thcy have Introduced llg
ELECTRIC light
into the Caycrns. and they are nur daily il.r...-
mated by the aid OF this powerful agcal.
no OTHER ILLUMINATOH BEING
ADEQUATE
10 penetrate the Obseurities or t,e-c y3t 800 '.r-
rauean halls and RrOjtos or o. property r-'ciNfF
MAGNIFICENT ORNASiENTATi0N.
No einisr Caycrns arc En0wu elsewhere. 40
CayCrus have ever before lCcn illuminated ~ l,c
aid Of electricity.
The clects produced fully meet ifc tutciia'ou
and are marVcllousy loautiiu, prc.eitiH- =. fl,
exc visions which have been her fore Gu.fii a3-
BE.
No extra charge Is made FOR tie .'gmuato. ~
the Electric Light, aud Guides are furnished I,..
rs usual.
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by Jas. Macdougall, Auc!ioncer,
No. 10 Governor street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
III PE1S, MATTRESSES, STOVES. &C.. Al
AUCTION THIS DAY ut To- o'clock will sell
at my auctiOn-rOOms without reserve,
I NEARLY NEW WALNUT PARLOH SUIT Of
late dc.ign, covered in Raw SIX;
WALNUT and otter PAI,LOR and DINING
ROOM CHAIRS; -
BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS, WAsHSrANDS,
TABLES. LOUNGES, T4N-SAfES;
APPLY and INGRAM CARPETS:
HAIR and SIIICk-MATTRESSES
1 EXCELLENT WALNUT RECLhING-
CHAIR; .
WALNUT and OAK IiAT-RACKs;
l SET MAHOGANY CLAW-FOOT DINING
TABLES old style. and very rare;
COOKING aud IiEATlNG-SIONES, &c.
ALSO.
1 LOT SECONDHAND CLOTHING for account
If whom IL uiay concern.
COnsignments received up 60 hour Of sale.
oc IL JAS. MACDOUGALL, Aucii necr.
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TUESDAY, ocToBER IS, 1881,

AT g o'clocl, p NJ proceed 10 sell by auction. on
the prcinlScs. 20 the highest bidder, Tint TRACT
or LAND lying near TO the city ot Manchester,
on both sides 0f the New rod, OF winch kFy hos5
died seized, containing $685. ACRES, more or
less. Ths property will be sold as whole or In
parcels, according 10 a map fled IN tic papers Of
lie cause rs may be deemed most adVis;'hc. a
man showing TIE su-dlYi5ions OF the tract may be
eecn NJ the Olace of the auc.iOneer, IN the city OF
Manchester. This tract Of land lies within mile
Of the city Of Manchester aud IS vel Woodcd- ana
* lcleypd 10 Dc tho only large tract OF land nCtr
10 the cities OF Richmond and Manchester which Is
valuable on account of IS timber. Us s;ib-diylc-
ions will make desirable country homes or truck
ing-flrnis.
TEENS OF SALE: One fourth cis; the residue
on credits If tx, twelve. aud eighteen months,
with negotiable notes. interest from day OF sal;
added. and Utie retained by the Court until the
n. p. TURNER,
JOHN T.. TAYLOR,
Special Commits ioncrs.
A1.-r-cr1.-r. Rn.. IL Aultlnncnr nc Z
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NOR NEW Y0RK.-The Old q e,
steamers will sail ~ follows: steamer OLD DO
MlNION, Captain WALKER, EVERY TUESDAY
81 O'Clock r. VI: steamer N1ANOkE, Captain
COUCu, EVERY Friday at l o'clock y. NJ.
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY 70 q O'Clock A. n.
Freight received MP 70 ~ O'Clock NJ. for the
Tuesdays and Friday steam cr, and u ) O'Clock
saturday evening f1T sundays ship.
Through bills of lldlrg signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch 70 All points north, south,
cast. aud west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabln fare 10 New York, $40; round
trip, SIS; siecrsae, ST aud 81.
For freight or passage, apply 70
G.. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my c-fs COmpany's Wharf. Rockets
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QrArLEa 6 McCrRDY, Huciioneers.
~ ". Goadln. Auet!yneer.

By w. Goddin, hucG!Oncer.
V,RUsTEEs' SALE OF FARM OF
ABOUT TWENTY AND 4 HALE ACl:E5
OK TIE SOUTH SIDE OF \ CONTlNCAIlON
or GROVE ROAD. IN HENRlCO COUNTY
TWO AND HALF MILES NEST OF RICH
MOND.-By virtue OF two deeds Of trust tboth
duly recorded IN llenricO County Court). liie hrs'
executed by Maior John +. Wren and wife 10 W.
t;oddu. trustee bearing date 18th September,
1863 tic sccond b. y. NJ. Lee, trustee, daicu l0th
May 1869, we. the undcTsie ned trustees, IN cNcc-
lion Of the raid deeds. and 81 the request Of the
hencci ,r5 In the said deeds, will offer for sal, AT
uu'lic auction, on tie premises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER -, 1851,
At 4 O'Clock L. NJ that portion OF the Lands con-
yeycd iy tie sid deeds as fronts on the south side
IL continuation Gf Grove road. eNtending BACK
Ia the NORTH lire az the cid Mcstham tarnlike or
Plank road, adjoining The fsrm 81 Dr. Il. \. l';,l-
t,.-sou aud others. conlaiuine about Us ACi.f.
more or less. On thi. tract there l. e FRAME
DN EI.LING and other buildings. somewhat out
If Notwithstanding an orchard. The llii Is 81
excellent quality aud bcing elevated cniipnahds a
INC view Of the surrounding country. lhc neigh
hurlood is IN excellent one.
TgRas: Enough in cash g. dcfgcy costs ana eN-
pcnscs of sale and 90 pay OF Slls.l7' WIN III
iere,t from 2Gth OctOher. 1863, being balance
due under IT, first deed az agreed oi between the
parties and $3.50, with intcret from 18Th Il
November, 1859. tic amount due under tnesecond
decd and ~ TO the residue, GA rucii terms ~
tie griutor may direct or iu ease OF biz failure
20 give such direction, then upon such credit rs
the said trti-fces shall think L. PIT OF The land
will &c exhibited al tic sale. w. GODD!N,
Trustee ln hrtt decd;
y. NJ. LEE,
cell Trustcc in second decd.
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DIcHMOND, FREnErICAsBCEG

IL AND POTCMAC Railroads.&c.
SUNDAY, AEFu-t -, 1881:
5:I5 A. NJ. leaves liyr1-Strcct -tIt.ul I..il 81
only nj Milford aal tf. So .f..
$50 4. d.. leaves Byrd--trCct station ii'} .eA'
ccpt Sunday.
4:5O z. ~, leaves Byrd-Strcc. ,,s..'l avg;
400 T.. ~, ACCOMMODATION zoe et.. ..''.' '.'.
BroaG-strcc. station 4t,1 '-''lt
Sundays.
II:2S A. IL, arrives II Byrl-Ntrc., .i.'h '.'.
1855 7. NJ, arrives A byrd-rticf ''N''" '"''
make no local STOP. ..,-
e:5S L. NJ. arrives at Byrt-sigce -.'..- 'I
(c0ccp; Sunday. ,..
S:o7 A. 81, Accommodation, Jiii., al wy.
street st.stion daily 'A.'li -.',' b.
Gcucrs, .i.at 'F,s
F.T.D. MYERS, General Superintendent -
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTED at the DESPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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TI-rspAy.11rn DAY OF OCTOBER,
by W. Goddin. Aucl'oneor,
corner Eleventh and flank streets.

corner IicNGbtit anu i'stiih SAiNNs7s
GALE At AUCTION OF EXCELLENT
OFARM OF ONE HUNDREDA AND sENhNNNIll- y
THREE AND 4 HALE ACRES IN IlENklCO
COUNTY. THREE AND A HALE MlLES EASI
OF RICHMOND, WITHIN SIGHT OF TIE
EINF-NIILE ROAp.-At the request Of TIC OWNER
who reside IN another stiie, shall sell az auction
on the prcmiscs. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1881,
NJ 4 O'Clock +. NJ, that VERY EXCELLENT
FARM located rs above, now occupied ny atT:
James II. Orcm, containing, ~ recent s:ryey, oNt
HUNDRED AND SENENTf-l HREE AND 4
HALE ACRES, OF which about % acres arr Open
land. In good Heart; balance In original and Soc
0ndarv growth OF oak aud pine. The lmTroye-
meats consist of an EXCELLENT FRAME
DWELLING continuing seven rooms. besides tnc
usual out-huildings. IL adjOins the lands OF Dr.
John f.. Friend and Others. 10 lies remarkably
we'll Is thoroughly drained, and has OF II an excel
lent meadow OF about 10 acres. The neighicr-
hood : an improving one aud tic road ie1uiIg -
the farm cquel 70 the best IL Q c county.
TIIR TEIiSlS VIII &c OEc-fourth cash. balance
nj one, two. and three years for negotiable notes.
interest hali-yeary, secured by decd Of trust As
tie owner Is determined 10 sell, persons may at
tend the sale with thcicSpcctaLon Of securing
great bargain. W. 9O,DINi
AuCtuICOf.
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by W. n. Lyme & Co.,
By r. q. Chanin & Coz
Real Estate AuciiOnecrs.

UCTION SALE OF VERY NICE
"A FRAME DWELLING No. 126 SOUTH
FOUPTU STREET, BETWEEN CARY AND
CANAL STREETS.-At the request Of uic owner,
we will sell sc public auction, en- TIE premises Tie
eoinfortli he DWELLING located as above, on
TUESDAY EVENING", OCTOBER IL, 1851,
at4k o'clock.
The house contains five good r0oinG, all IN nice
order. being newly plpcrcd and painted. Also,
Kitchen in the yud with tTO rooms.
Lot fronts ABOUT 80 feet OF Fourth street, ahd
runs back good depth To an alley.
The convenient iGcation Of this property makes
Is a very desirable home.
TRHMS: Liberal and announced nj sale.
Oc5 II. IL. ClIAFFlN & CO.. Auctionccrs.
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By Augustine Royal,
Zeal Estate AuctOnccr.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE TINBERED LAND IN TIE COUNTY
MANCHESTER, IY PUBLIC AUCTlON.-Pur-
suani TO decree of the Circuit Court for iienrico
county entered on tile 81 day OF March, loS In
&C.. and Walker. trustee, &C.. 60. Taylor trustee.
&C.. and 81 tie request OF parties Interested INC
undersigned. special commissioners named la said
decree. will
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20-9n
PHILADELPHIA, RICH <,5f5JS4;s9R.
l. MOND AND NORFOLK 0SzsszsszE
STEAMSHIP CON ANl.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

steamer PIONEER, Captain PLATT. with paE-
sengcr accOmmOdJt lions, Will sail EVERY ri rs
DNIatI2 VI. Freight received I'll 1880 A. VI.
Steamer ENERMAN, Captain SMITH, with pas
sengpr accommodations, Will sail EVERY FRI
DAY Ut IL 4. NJ. Freight received I'LL ll:3O 4. NJ.
steamer FkklrA, captain NELSON, Will sail
EVERY SUNDAY at A. VI. Freight received
I'll 8 T.. VI. saturdays.
Fare ON passenger steamers Tuesdays and Fri
day6), 90.
Steamers conner, az Philadelphia for Fail river
and the East. For further information, apply 10
j. W. MCCARRfCk,
General Southern Agent, Rockets.
IS. =. CLYDE y Co.
30 General Managers, Philadelphia.
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.DICHMOND AND ALLLGUANY
HI RAILROAD
TRAINS TO AND FROM PICNWND AND
WILLIAAiSON'-.

Twenty minutes at HOwardsyi1e 1- -alIc 900
breakfast.
Daily line Of PACKETS between y lirr.' J.. I.-
Ing and Lexington, IN connection .;I .ff!l' D..
aud West.
Close connection made AZ hicht'.H o. tN D. I.i'
north and south UtH HichmOfa. fu.'E'e.I ift
and Potomac. Richmond and Iait.I' ah3 ''.-
mond aud Petersburg railroad, tfi 1i l!t, .it
with Norfolk and Western ami Nlr-lu.t 'iEi Hi
railroads. and az Williamson WitI ti".l'h
and OliO railroad for AL points ca,t Ir1 No 70
For other information apply 1t Ho.. ll.' +
1iO1 Bank street. h.. =. BAfH1lI.
Ucnersl Freight aud l'rht Ae,..
nECATT-u ANTEII. General Manager. ~
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NOR RENT, THE STORE No. 17l2 g.;
&c east Franklin street, with stable attachcd-A.
am excellent stand 10 secure good country traue.
AppIyt 10 n. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioaeer,
oe Il-3t corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
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PULLMAX-CAR sERyce:
CHENAND AH-VALLEY
y RAILROAD.

General Passenger and Iiy.tt As.r.
T. VI. Y. 1ALCOIr. Glncrt M.M-E.-. ne D
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nor RENT, TIE FRAME STORE n
II AND DWELLING No. l4O3 west Main LII
street. corner Of Haryie street. good stand Tor :.
retail grocery store. Apply -
IL. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOrcCr,
oc aot Flnvanth aud Rank streets
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TOBACCO-F FACTORY No. 1923 a.
L ROCKETS STREET FOR RENT or Ri
LEAsE,--This LARGE BRICK FACTORY, To-
Gated as above, has long been occupied as tobacco
factory. Price reasonable. Possession given Isl
January next. Apply 10 W. GODDiN.
or O-3f
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Time, 1T is said. proves everything, and
among other things it has proved the value of
DR.. J. c. Ayers Cherry Pectoral as standard
remedy for diseases of the throat aud lungs
This is a household medicine with thousands
OF people, and deservediy so, for it has been in
use more than forty years, and all who use it
know that it aecomphshes even more than is
claimed for it. Nearly every community pos
sesses evidences of its great curative power, in
persons who have been cured by it of various
throat and lung complaints, and who owe to it
alone their recovery from the threatening
symptoms OF consumption In emergencies
like Group and sudden colds. Ayers Cherry
Pectoral is the remedy that every family
should have at hand for the treatment of these
cases as they arise Richmond ( Va ] STANDARD
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Homestead Entry No. lOOe.
Land Office at Natchitoches, La. )

Land Office at Natchitoches, La, }
September Is, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof before A. r.
Thompson, Esq, Clerk of District Court. at
Bellevue, La, on November 8th, 1881, at the
expiration OF thirty days from the date of this
notice, viz: Homestead Entry No. l006, Geo
Benjamin Smith, for the southwest quarter Of
southwest quarter OF section six, township %.
range ~, west Louisiana meridian, and names
the following as his witnesses, viz: f. T. Love,
of Red Land 2 o.; j. e. Rogers, of Red Land
/. % s. w. Love, of Red Land p O; R. E.
Wyche, of Bellevue.
October 6, 1881 nov3
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Homestead Entry No. 1853.

Land Office at Natchitochcs. La, >
September 23d, 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof before the Hon.
A. r. Thompson, Clerk District Court. Belle
rue, La. on the 9th day Of November, 1881, at
the expiration of thirty days from the date of
this notice, viz: Homestead Entry No 1855
Frank Robbins--for the east half of southeast
quarter; southwest quarter of southeast quar-
ter, section 6, township 90 North, range II
West, Louisiana meridian, and names the fol-
lowing as his witnesses, viz: George Oliver.
OF Bellevue 2 o. John Wesley, OF Bellevue 2
o. Enock Cook, Sr., of Bellevue P o; and Derry
Mcconnell, of Bellevue Pc.
L. DUPLEIX, Register
October 6, 1881 nov3
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D Upon application of United
States Senator B. i. Jonas and Con.
gressman n. g. Blanchard of this
District, made at the instance of
many of ourcitizens, the postal route
from this place to Fillmore, which
was discontinued some time since,
has been established, and the route
extended to New KANSAS, with a
p0stoffice at that place.
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~
DO Your DUTY.-Any duty un.
uereaken with confident spirit be-
comes pleasure, and the higher the
duty, the higher the pleasure. Diff.
culties touched are conquered. Con.
sluer IL your duty to patronize Mr..
Jules Guerre, the Confectioner of
shreveport, for your supply of fresh
fruits, candies and cakes of all kinds.
ne IS prepared to offer superior in.
ducements to the trade. His candies
are warranted pure and he win du-
pilcate bills made in Northern cities.
Prices always down. Encourage
home manufactures. You will find
IL a pleasure to deal with Mr.. Guerre
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a # you would increase your
business you must do it by adver.
Using. The time is here for the pur.
chase of supplies for the winter, and
if you would have the people in
formed where they can purchase the
best goods for the least money, why
you must insert an advertisement to
that effect. There is no better ad-
vertising medium than the Banner
for the Bossier trade. Try it.
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Statement Of Debts.

Succession of Eugenia Statement of Debts of
G. Price, deceased. IA. Smith, Executor.
Notice is hereby given that Geo. A. Smith,
IN Executor of the last will and testament
of Eugenia c. Price, deceased, has this day fled
in the Office of the Clerk of the Second Judi
cial District Court for Bossier Parish, his
statement of debts of the succession of said
Engenia G. Price, deceased. Now, if opposi-
tion to said statement of debts be not made
within the time prescribed by law, it will be
homologated and made the Judgment of the
Court
Witness my official signature, this the 9th
day of October, A. D. 1851.
A. X. THOMPSON,
Clerk BnSsiar District Court
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PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF PUBLICATION
dsI 1884 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-03
Died:

In Shreveport, on Thursday. October 9th,
1881, at 2;O5 o'clock P: NJ, Mrs. MARY H. EGAN,
consort of the late Judge VIM. b. Egan. and
daughter of the late Major Robert Hodges of
this parish; aged 40 years.
Died, at Center Point, Arkansas, on October
10Th, 1881, of cancer of the stomach, FRANCIS
N. BRADEN; aged 46 years, Ii months and
- days. Deceased was native of Tennessee,
but for many years resident of this parish.
He was good citizen, devoted friend aud
gallant soldier
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-03

% Bossier District Court is still
IN session. In addition to several
minor cases, the following State
cases have been tried: State VS.. B.
M. Jester-verdict of manslaughter,
the jury recommending the prisoner
to the extreme mercy of the Court.
State VS.. Lucien Davis-charge, lar
ceny. Trial By jury verdict, guilty.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-03

70 Owing to the great increase
in business, DR.. w. j. Mobley has
been compelled to bnild an addition
to his drug store. His store would
be credit to much larger place.
His stock is complete in every re.
spect and he deserves the liberal
patronage of the public for the en-
terprise he has displayed.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-03

- ~
Iost yonrself-it costs you
'a'0s' but may pay you well to go
sa1ouga Mr.. julius A. Jacobs i'm.
''e ory goodsestablishment when
- : visit Shreveport. It is to your
slesl to give Mr.. Jacobs a trial
!: WV purchasing elsewhere. a call
!. s'c'sed, and don't forget to look
a.s new styles of ladies' dress
- PRINTS, cashmeres, brocades,
W satins-for they are Beauties
slso has an immense stock of
''es IN trimmings, fringes, ho-
~. J, .adles' underwear, ladies' and
eioaks, Sc, all at low prices.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-11-03
stray sale.

Destroyed before H. Barnacastle, Justice of
II The Peace for Ward 6, Precinct 2, BY j.
r. Meek, on September 10TH 1881, and will be
sold for cash, at New Kansas. Bossier parish.
La ON Saturday, November 5, 1881, a Bull
Yearling, light yellow, with white face and
white belly, unmarked, and about two years
old. Appraised at SIS.
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges, &c
w. FL. BLEDSOE, Constable.