The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 2

f.oeal Intrlligrnfr, The 5Ns anry of Ihn fonnrry. TIIVT VECTOFIT I MIHIED In Mm-eliHll, Texas, at the I'lu livteilnD Church, on the morning of the 31st of January, SALE. Secc'itusiiiN or Dkckasko. DATK OK LOUISIANA Puriah of Csddo Of all tho contemptible characters this A mtiiiAt. party from Marshall came in on the 10 o'clock train, Wednesday, and WILLIAM bv Uev.

Dr. W. K. Marshall. 11.

country ha ever produced, Charles Hum Omo Corner of Milam and Spring Street. ij By virtue of a wi it of sale issued in above r0PK, Ewi.J to Miss KANNY 8TEDMAN, left for the city on the steamer I). L. Tally all of nor elands pre-eminent. With all the small malice of the lowest class of demons, he is the siinie day.

We wish the happy young succession by th Finish Court of said Parish We will sell at publio auction to the highest bid der, ut the JlHrket House, Shrevepoi on M. J. liTTI.I- C. W.1.SWIS. A.H.LMIN.HD.

BATTLE, LKWIS LKO.YMl). PaOI'KUroKS. couide a pleasant bridal trip. utterly devoid of tho courage presumed to The advertisement of Another Victory" by the Weed Much ns In the Tinies, iu wbieb they sta'e they challenged the agent of the Giover linker machine tu sew liefer a special committee for the i sewing done on the around at the l.ouishiii i Stale Fair, lata au 'I'll ii ii l-Vbruiiry i7'i. et o'clock the fullering deacrib.d land le possessed by them, There, is not bins l'l- liSiiNs desirous of a pleasant trip to tho city, cannot do lietter than take the the house thoroughly heated! eveiiy manly, nor anything approaching great Editors.

1. BITTLE. H. J. HEJRSEY, in inc i-srisii ol Luililo, heloiiKuik to said sue cession, to-wil: Lois Nos.

thiiteeu, fourteen, fifteen ami fix side-wheel steamer La Belle, Capt. M. nesH about him, unless it bo that ho is Wood, .1. J. Dodd clerk, next Saturday, greatly little there is nothing he so nearly thorized to say Is fiiUe.

They aLo state they took first premiums, on sewing entered fhr teen of section fours Nog two, seven, eight, niue, teu aud sixteen of section live; No. one ol section eight; Nos. one, two, thr. fiur, seven, after the arrival of the cars from the inte (1KEAT COMBINATION OF TALENT. DANCING 'AND SINGING! rior.

Another novel resembles as a snarling poodle, dainty in his habits, but ever ready to snap at any mastiff that comes along. There evidently yet rankles in his heart the small malice against the Southern people which has over characterized him, but which was intensified by the caning he so SUCCESSION BALIO SUX'-KtMI! OK A. Rttlll, DfXCASK.IV, STATE OK LOUISIANA Pauisii of Caddo In Parish Court. By virtue of a writ of salo to me di footed from His Honor F. M.

Smith, Parish I shall proceed to sell, at the Market house, in the City of Shreveport, at tho hour of Vi o'clock on Friday, JIhk-Ii If, 17, the lands belonging to the succession of J. A. Reid, deceased, described ns follow to wit: The southeast quarter of soctioii thirty-two (32), township sixteen (Iti). of range fourtcon (14); the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section thirty-three (33 same township and range. Also, the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section four (4), township fifteeu 15), range fourteen (14) in all, two hundred and forty acres, situated in Caddo Parish, La.

The said lands will be sold iu forty-acre lots, nc cording to law. Terms: Having offered for sale the aforesaid hinds on the 12th of January, 1872, and their valuation by appraisement nut having been bid for cash, this salo will be niade on twelve months' credit, the purchasers to execute notes in the nature of twelve months' bonds uuder execution, with interest at 8 per cent per snnuTl from day of sale until paid, and all costs of acts of sale at the expense of purchasers. STEPHEN D. PITT'S, Auctioneer. ty is to be produced at the Gaiety this eigui, iineen unil sixteen ol section nine; iNos.

three, lour, five, six, ten, eleven, thirteen and fourteen of section ten; No, thirteen of section thirteen, Nos. one, seven, eight, nine, ton, twelve, fifteen and sixteen of section fourteen; Xoa one, two, three, four, five, six, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve and thirteen of section fifteen: and Nos. one. two aud five ot section six Official Journal Of the City of jSlircTeport. SIIKC VEPOKT, THllSMT lORYnC 1, 1812.

Notice. AH persons indebted the Weekly Osiette and Fltg for subscription, an- requested to pay the mine at the oflic of the shreveport Tlmea. defo'f 'Pullman goe to Europ to introduce bis evening The Ticket-of-Leave-Man," said to be a play of startling incidents and ROARING FARCES! RKUULATIONS AND SCALS Or rKlCE8: Psrqiiette Chairs, 1 00 Reserved seam ii: Private Boxes, (seating 8 persons), each $10 00 Second Tier, (white 50 (colored department) 50 Quadroon Box, (chairs), per I 00 teen; all in township range thirteen, of justly received at the hands of Brooks; excellent morals. The piece has had great success wherever presented. We are pleased to record the prosperity of the Gaiety.

It is a delightful resort and a saiu rurisii us per map ol the liruppe claim ui.d said land recorded iu the Recorder a otllce, Caddo and he takes every occasiou to manifest it, cloaking it, oftcntirtfes, under the false plea of devotion to tho ''down-trodden" of credit to our city. East Lynno is to be played, for the especial benefit of our la Seats can be secured from Willie Crisp, at the Box Office, daily, from 10 A. M. to 12 and from '4 to 5 P. M.

Doors open at 7 il. Performance to com-menoe at just. REMOVAL SALE. JHAVE this day closed out my entire 'stock to Messrj. Mundv 4t Collins, who will con dies, at tho Matinee Saturday ufU'nioon for the last time, palace cars.

-f Powhatan' headquarters on the James were recently sold for $10,000. 1 1 Michigan is cackling: about a ben show, with '2000 in A.MONO the measures to provide against the danger of fire, recommoudod by Dr. tinue the Wholesale Grocery and CoinuiisBiou business at my old staad, corner o( Milam and Commerce streets. I commend thetu cheeiv fully to my patrons and the public generally. Kendall, Chief of the Fire Department, in his annual report, we regard as worthy of N.U.F..

African descent. We have an illustration of this, in his recent sharp practice in the United States Senate. Ilia supplementary Civil Rights Bill, an amendment to the Amnesty Bill, was the trick of a naturally mean mind. The jdea was that Senators should do justice before they granted "mercy." It was a shallow pica for a malignant act. If he expected to cany his amendment on its merits, he could much more easily have done so by bringing it forward as an independent bill, as it would then have required but a simple majority of the Senate to pass it.

On the other hand, as an ap- Sl'CCRSSION OP S'll'lIIX JKANETTC RICHARDS, The latest ballad is yorlr do garden; it will makq your grapevine grow." Paul Morphy.the foremost chess player of any age country, still resides iu New Or leans. Successor to Walsh Si, Itoisseuu. REFERING to the above we wish to inform our friends. Rid the nublic cennrsllv. thai JNTtKDICT.

STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish of Caddo. By virtue of a commission issued bv the hereafter we wiii be found at the old siuml of honorable Parish Court of Parish of Caddo State of Louisiana, we will sell to the highest Jos. Boissean, nrhere we will be nleased to wait on them. Our stock will be larger and more varied, owing to our increased facilities. bidder, at the courthouse door iu ehreveport, Louisiana, ou Saturday, Feb.

3d, 1872, The custom of throwing a slipper after the bride is supposed to have been the origin of ahoo-fly. at 12 the following described property, In the city of Shreveport, belonging to said cura-torship, and on the following terms, to-wit J.pcndage to the Amnesty bill, it can only Shreveport, JanuaigjH, 1872. leldtf CITY PROPERTyT AV'E offer, on private sale, all of the property belouginz to the heirs of L. K. (irii'sbv.

competition at the Henderson slid MarshnM Fairs, this is not correct, ss ond can Why calling wt our ettice. We ra ot tae opfcri they will always leeja it useless expensaf making sample -when lueysre to jx.tnrt'iifo competition at fairs, with samples tuada oa ilte Orovcr und Baker Biochinei. -I'bey attempted to tfcrrii-e the public into the belief that thttir uiue'iiue ami their samples of msclimi 'wrii had received premiums at onr1 State falf bf tying blue ribbong to their articles themselves; but wete, oi de-red by tho officer of the fair tp take them off, in the presence uf a lurge "crowd, which they did with much reluct (Bee." Wi hud strong competition ou the work lis by th Singer, Howe aud Florence, all of which tusk tin- iius stitch ii the Weed, and in th egular eU.Hitlch.t.uf luiK'bine work, we took every prtwiutH over our. njuiliiite Cinpsiitors and twelve out of sixteen of the whole list of chine Nuw one, uioio inrorrtct staiene nl of theiiM, ttiev have puhlUhed in ll New 'lciuu pupci-Cor the last, tnoujh, Hint tliey took all tlic jitciiiiuius at the'Tyfer Texas Fair, sh in fact there was no fair at that place- 'i'liin thuim thrre ia rhwtirily in tomtoj ltrir i Gr-vei Raker M. dec3,) 3,14 w) Iv htk.k.

Areot, WHEELER WILSON DRAW-FEEU FAMILY SEWING MACHINE r'lE first pi-miutii a (iold Uedal at th 1 I'aiia Expooiiion. ovei 82 competitor, was awarded Hie Wheeler A ilsMSM KeviiiK' Machine. They are neat, compact, tuple, easy operats slid toattAfe. Make a beaiitifol slid excellent stitch alike on both sides, hv.f umchliie fnlly guaranteed. Instruction fuinidied of charge until the machine i thoroughly understood.

Al icbiiics fo il on iht cstel possible terms on -kly or mouthir vments. i'-H KYES, Agent, i d.Vwtf )J Texas street. IMPIiOVED Nnv.Fam.lt Sowing Machines, BOOTH, Market street, pMite Plauters Hotel. Shrrxxport, La. OLD Machines taken in exchange.

Particular piii.l repairing all kinds of MiiiK muchiues. T'HEI'E i now in daily use in ShrereMH tiu.iilii of the heeler t. Wilson Va (nines tout have been doiug good sewing from eight lo sixteen years WTTHurt BK1XO oi OP om its ok SKroixi; HrtH. 'I'heytua tigla; are easy iimnnged. and Wilt last and do Work wenl years.

Fer side or rent by mA P. KV ES, Agent, ialO d'f No. TcxnaStn-el. une sixtn ot undivided interest in and to the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirty-fife, (35). township nighteeu, (18), range fourteen, (14), containing forty deceased, embracing soma of the best property An acre of land iu Uadaden couuty, Fhv, planted in (K'nppornnng -vine, yields 1000 gallons of Whie Some due gets off this pun, as Capt.

Crisp calls his farces: "Why is new born habe like a relief of LuakuowP' Because it's the long expected sucker. acres, (40). situated ithin the corporate lim mi mis cuy aim suuurDs. un particulars may be had by applying tons. LEWIS A LEONARD fl-dtf Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

P. F. L. FRANK its ot Shreveport, adjoining and west ot Allendale, together with one small frame boose on said land-Terms subject to appraisement, to be sold more thau passing notice, that to grade the river bank, so that the engines may be easily and speedily brought near the brink of the, river. This is a most important precaution, and we would suggest that the Board of Trade, composed as it is of gentlemen whoso views and wishes must always carry weight and influence, officially call the attention of the Board of Administrate this matter, and request them to have the work done.

Mkksks. Mnndy Collins have pur. chased the large stock of groceries of Mr. Joseph Boisscau, and will romovo to the store occupied by him, corner of Commerce and Milam streets. Mr.

Boisscau retires from the grocery business to enter upon that of commission merchant. We are gratified to learn that he will form a copartnership with our young friend, Pen Ford. Together they will form, in jockey parlance, a crack team. Messrs. Muudy Collins have been among our most successful merchants.

Adopting the policy of quick sales and small profits, they have sold au immense quant ity of groceries the present and last season. for cash, if the appraised value of said proper Watchmaker r- A.U Elizabeth Stark, of Lucerne, pul out her lamp the last time she went tobed by owing down the chimney. She is now stiff as well as Stark. JEWELEU, 28 Texas street, Shreveport, La-Particular attention paid to Repairing Watches. 72 1j-J Fansti.

TeTms of sale! A credit of twelve months, the purchasers to give their notes, with eight per cent. Interest from the day of sale, with approved personal security, to'the order of the representative of said succession, with mortgage retained, wmving benefit of providing for attorney's fees in event of the foreclosing of tho mortgage. Acts of sale at expense of purchasers. LKWIS LKONAKD, 126-Id Auctloueert. HALE.

St'CCESSlON OF CONWAY. STATE OF LOUISIANA Paiish of Caddo. By virtue of a writ of sale issued by the Honorable Parish Court of Caddo Parish, we will sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Market House, City of Shreveport, ou Tuesday, I-Vb. Ih, i7'i, at 13 o'clock the following described property, belonging to said succession, to wit That certain ten acre lot twelve, commencing at a point thirty chains from northeast qiurter of section thirty-tix, township eighteen, runtfe fourteen, rnu west ten chains from beginning; thence south ten chains, west ten chains, north ten chains, eit ten chains, and known on lhe map of Allendale as lot No. 10.

This property will he sold in lots of forty by one buudred anil thirty feet, and convenient streetsand allcvshave beeu established through the property. Being located near the head ot Spragao street, within a very short distance of the business portion of the city, and in one of the best of neighborhoods, we consider these lots to be the most desirable of any lately offered. A plan of the grounds can be seen at all times at our office, Terms of Sule One-third cash, the balance on a credit of one ami two years, purchasers to give notes with mortgage retained, waiving of appraisemeut and providing for 5 per cent attorney's lees in event of foreclosure of mortgage, Acts of salo and stamps at expense of purchaser, LEWIS 4t LEONARD. Auctioneers. Jan.

2fl, 1872. an26wtds. SUCCESSION SALK SirCCeSstOK OF JOSKI'll fkank, prcsasid. 1)Y virtue of a writ of sale, issued by the Pal ish Court, we will sell ut at the Murkcthonse, in Shreveport, Louisiana, at 12 o'clock on Monday, February 12th, 1872, the following described property belonging to the succession of Joseph Krsnk. deceased, to-wit Lot No.

fifteen (I5 in block live (5) in the city of Shreveport, together with the buildings and improvements thereon. Terns of Salk One-half cash and the balance in twelve months from the day of sale, subject to appmiseuieut, purchaser to give note for reserved payment, bearing 8 per cent, interest from dale of same, secured by mortgage on the property, waiving benefit of appraisement and containing the 5 per cent, at toruev's fee LEWIS ft LEONARD, wtds Auctioneers. successionleT Succession of Isaac McKek, Dkckased. TATE OF LOUISIANA Parish of Caddo. Bishop Kavatiaugh, of the M.

E. 'Church South, preached at. Canton, on the 14th it being the 70th anniversary of his birth. SHERIFF'S SALE. B.

M. JOHNSON In District vs. Court, T. A. FLANAGAN.) No.

84t. OTATK OF LOUISIANA, Parish of Caddo kJ By virtue of an order of Court and writ of On the 20th tho Governor appointed Reuiee B. Taylor notary public, and it. M. Turner, public administrator, of Welistej parish.

ty is oid; otherwise to tie re-cried al Hie same time and place, for one-third ci.sh, and the balance in twelve (12) mouths, secured by usual mortgage note, bearing 8 percent interest from day ot provided the appraised value of the property is bid. Purchaser to pay for revenue stamps, and the Notary's fee. LEWIS LEONARD Auctioneers. SH e1vIFF'SSALe7 STATE OE LOUISIANA Parish of Caddo In Parish Court, No. 441.

S. A. 'lalboit vs. Ben Lnpan. By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, issued from the honorable Parish Court of Caddo par ish.

and to me directed, 1 have seized and will proceed to advertise and sell at public auction at the courthouse door, in the city of Shreveport, parish aud State aforesaid, on Saturday, February 3d, 1872, between the usual hours of sale, the following described property, vix: The northeast quurter of northeast quarter southwest quarter of ujriheael quarter of section No. twenty-six, township seventeen, range fourteen, situated in Caddo PaiUh. Also, one dun mure: seized as the property yt defendant, and to be sold to satisfy said writ Terms of sale, cash, subject to appraisement. M. A.

WA LSH, Slier ff. By W. N. Wright, deputy. Yesterday we rode a short distance into sale issued from the Honorable Tenth Judicial Dit-trict Court of Caddo parish and to me di rected.I have seized and will sell at public auction, at the Courthouse door, in the city ol Shreveport, parish and State aforeeaid, on Saturday, March 3, 1S72, between the nsnal hoars of sale the following described property; to-wit: Lot Nos.

one (1) to tifty-tive (5o), inclusive of ten acre lot No. seven (7), in "Allendale." situated in tie citv of Shreveport, as per map recorded in Book page 607, Recorder's office of the parish of Caddo, seized us the property of the defend ant, and to be sold to satisfy toe writ issued iu said suit When you can't think of what your wife charged yon to bring home, get hair pins. They are always handy iu the house, is a suggestion made by a shrewd Benedict. Hance Williams of Bossier, convicted of cotton stealing was pardoned by the Gov the country, along the line, and beyond the terminus of the proposed Fairfield street railroad; and were pleased to notice the rapidity with which the enterprise is being pushed forward. Very nearly the whole line of the road is graded; the cross-tics are on the ground some of them laid, and everything looks as though the cars will be running in the course of a few weeks.

Terms of Sals Cash, without the benefit of ernor on the recommendation of citizens of appraisement. M. A. WALSH, Sheriff, ji3Q-w3t By W- N. Wkigrt, Denuty.

Those who are in doubt as to whether or be passed by a two-thirds vote; so that, iu reality, by jeopardizing the passage of the Amnesty bill, through saddling it with his Civil Rights amendment, ho deliberately chose to risk the failure of the very measure iu which he professes to take the greatest interest. To those who have watched tho career of tho man, his purpose is apparent enough, however much he may seek to cover it up with a catch-phrase. He knew that the country was prepared for tho passage of an amnesty bill; he knew that some of the most influential republican journals had demanded that the amnesty should be sweeping and general. Ho knew, also, that the members of the House fresh from the people, and therefore impressed the more deeply with the change in the popular feeling had actually gone to work at once and passed a bill which, whilst it made some exceptions to entire amnesty, would yet have redue.ed the list of the proscribed to a comparatively small number. His real object, therefore, was to defeat the bill by saddling it with an obnoxious rider.

And in doing this, he made his philanthropy subordinate to his malignity, by showing that ho would rather that his Civil Rights amendment should miscarry than that the Amnesty bill should pass. The debate oil this subject, as giveu in the Baltimore Gazette, shows that Mr. Frelinghuysen, who is as radical in most respects as Sunnier or any one else, was unwilling to swallow this amendment. lie pointed out several serious objections, even to him; among which was that it would not permit a railroad company to have a separate car for ladies and gentlemen, or an inn-keeper to exclude any person who might be in a state of intoxication, or have a loathsome disease, or of improper moral character. He fun her said that the penalties prescribed were too severe, and also expressed the opinion that ii tended too much toward centralization in the General Government.

He was willing, however, to vote for the bill if it wore amended in hese and other particulars. But Sumner's chief trait is not," as he would lead the country to believe, to be just before he is generous. His idea of justice is to be persistent iu viudictiveness; whilst his idea of generosity is to do as much injury as possible to the white people of the South under the false pretext of benefitting the blacks. It is, therefore, safe to assume that he will keep his bill where and as it is. in the hope that it may defeat amnesty.

SHERIFFS SALE. i II. II. ARMSTRONG )Iu Parish vs. Court, W.

C. BECK, el id. No- 4'J0. not Shreveport is growing, should stroll out iuto the suburbs and notice the new I'nivfi'sal Kxhihition OF PLAN1S, KLOWEas Afcy FECIT TREES. M.

Mhi'iio. No.r rie-ian su-t-et, iuforut the lovers aid amateurs of itrutnnthtui und Vtrful I'luitta that be has just arrived from rance with the largest and richest e-oiieciioo ever unpolled, and unsurua-scd in elt-cance and variety. mwteroV'. Catalogues for-waided iipi.l.ci.te.n. fit the parish, who, in their application, stated the accused had been made '-a cats paw." Olive Logan married and lectured the same night.

Her sister died, and she lectured as usual. Now she is dangerously sick herself, and will find it necessary to skip a night or two. buildings arising in every direction, If our population is not rapidly increasing, where have all the people heretofore been housed STATE OF LOUISIANA, Parish of Caddo By virtue of a writ of fieri facial) Issued from the Honorable Parish Court, of Caddo parish, Louisiana, and to me directed, iu the above entitled suit, I have seized and will proceed to advertise and sell at public auction, at or what is the use of building all these OU Saturday, IBarcta 2, IS 72, SHERIFF'S SALE. 1) virtue of a writ of fieri facias to me direct-) ed from the Honorable District Court of bossier Parish, in suit of Dickson's Administrator vs, John and Pauliua Pickett, I have eizeil. ami on Saturday, February 3, will sell at put, lie auction, at the door of the courthouse of the prih of Caddo, between the legal hours of sale, the following described property, viz: The north fractional half of secthm twenty-one, the uoithwest quarter of section twenty two, and the southeast quarter of section twenty-one, in township twenty, range f'ourteeu, together with the buildings and improvements thereon siluatcd iu the parish of Caddo, con taming about four hundred aud eighty Hcres.

Terms of sale On a credit of twelve mouths, purchasers to give notes bearing 8 per cent interest from day of sale until paid, with approved persoual security, and a special mortgage waiving benefit uf appraisement, to be retained on the property sold. M. A. WALSH, Sheriff. The Postmaster General lias awarded to Capt.

G. L. Konns and associates, New Orleans, contracts for the uucxpired mail term upon rout Mew Orleans and Shrevetiort, and routo H.tKKt. New Orleans and Vicksmirg. between the usual hours of sale, the following By virtue of a writ of sale to ns directed, by the Honorable Parish Court of said parish, we will otlVr for sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the former residence of Isaac McKee.ou the Spring Ridge road, sevmteeu nines from Shreveport, on Thursday, February 1, 172, NOTICE.

-I I)ERKONS b.tvii.g claims agsinst Mrs Anna N. the of Itoland Jones, will pn seal the same Mrs. Anne N. Jones, and pet sons owing the said snccessien, routs fur hi.u-es, or otlier debts, w'll make pay-tneii- to the same paitv. as I am ut scling as her Hgt-nt.

mid bse no hgal atbifty" to eol-lect, or receipt for bef MftNTFORT JONES. JaniHrv 10, 1H7I. twddtw otiie. OFFER for sale a part of my tract of laud, aud will sell iu small trad to meet, the wauls of the- puicuusfcis. 'i ho lailioad and I exas ruad miikcs il very convenient to th ity.

The I'K-atioii nc ofthe healthiest in the Parish. Apv to the proprietor ou the pteaa-ises. S. B. decJP4w2m 11 o'clock A.

the following described aescrinea property, iti Lots Aos. tonr(4), bve (5). nix (6), seven (7), eight (8), nine (9), and ten (10), iu block seventeen, in the town of Heck-ville, situated in section twenty four (24), town-sbip seventeen (17), range fifteen (15), tontain-iug three 50-100 acres. Seized as the property of the defendants and to be Sold to satisfy the writ issued in said suit. Terms of Sale Cish', subject to appraisement.

WALSU, Sheriff. By W.M. N. Whioht, Dep ity. property, belonging to said succession, to wit The northwest quarter of section No.

1: the houses We pause for a reply. The case of the State versus the freed-imiii charged with an assault upon and robbery of Mr. McNees, of which we have almidy given an account, was brought to a close yesterday. Eloquent speeches were made by all the counsel engaged for and against, and at about 6 o'clock p. the case was submitted to the jury.

At eight o'clock they brought in the following verdict George Cmupston, guilty of assault and robbery; John Head, of assault with intent to commit robbery; Jesse Loyd and Joe Gilreese of larceny, with recommendation of mercy, and John Cutliffaud George Iluiden declared not guilty. There were eight colored jurors and four white Sam C. Head, H. Markham, Felix Calm and H. Dreyfus.

Travelers should bear in mind that the large Hide-wheel passenger steamer La Belle, Capt. M. N. Wood, .1. J.

Dodd clerk, will leave for the city on Saturday next, after the arrival of tho cars from the interior. easthaitot eat halt of section southwest quarter of northeast quarter of section 2, southeast quarter of northeast quarter, and west half of northeast quarter, and northeast, quarter of nortbea quarter and northwest quarter of northeast quarter of section three; and northwest quarter of section two, all in townshin fifteen, ranire tilleen. Anrt also the following known as the Sam Ed m. munds tract: lhe southwest quarter and west half, of southeast quarter of section No. twenty-six, aid southwest quarter of southwest quarter oi section twentv-nve.

and west hall ot section thirty five, and all that portion of sec SHERIFF'S SALE. R. L. GILMER, Mu Parish vs. Court A.

H. LEOXARD, Executor No. 838. STATE OK LOUISIANA, Parish of Caddo By virtue of and in pursuance to an order of Court and writ of sale Issued from the Honorable Parish Court, in and for the parish of Caddo, Louisiana, aud to me directed, I have seized and will proceed to advertise and sell at public auction, at the Courthouse door, in the city of Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid, on Saturday, Earth 2, 1872, between the usual hours of salo, the following described property, to-wit Lots Nos. one and two (1 and ii), of" block two (3), in ten acre lot No.

three (3), in the city of Shreveport. Louisi President Grant has recently sent a check to Treasurer Spiuucr lor $4000, that bcitig the amount due on his unsettled liile quartermaster iu the Mexican war. (N. O. Republican.

Ilas'nt he been just a little slow abont it 1 Senator Blackman has introduced a bill into the Senate entitled an act relative to a p. portionmeut of the representation of the State, which is designed to remedy certain abuses existing in the present system, which tion twenty seven, lying southeast of Spring Knige road; alt in township sixteen, range fit teeu, and all of the above lands being in Caddo parish, coutaining 14S0 acres more or ii-ss. Also, all of the personal property belonging UPON the colored second barber of th steamer Ls Itel Zcmo Dcrmatiuel by name who is under arrest for the robbery ot Mr. Koehelle, were found a line ludy'agofd watch, O. H.

Lapine. maker. No. WT.K and a gent' gold vest chain, weighing SSAi dwta, Th owner can get the same by proving property and paving Tor this advertisement. Apply at Times otBce.

(jalUwtf Aotlcc. rpHK relatives of Richard Walsh, deceased, 1 are uoiitied that a legacy ha been left to fheni by him, which, when proper proof is tnrnisbed, will be paid by bis execator. 4 deltdltiw-Jm JOSEPH BOISSEATJ- io saiu succesiou, consisting oi one noise, tniee mules, 43 hegs, Hn sheep, 80 head of cattle, 2 Connecticut used to be spelled "Quoin-aughticot" in Indian, and meant ''long river." Thomas Ducey, of Lowell, Illineis, is a father at the age of ninety-three. The Dncey is! Chicago Post. A new style of India shawls is called the reversible," and can be worn in Hire" different ways, and is of three different colors.

is not based entirely upon the returns of the wagons, 1 bnggy, '0 bushels of corn, bacon, laid, household and kitchen furniniire, fanning ntetHls, 4c SUCCESSION NOTICE. MiicreMoioit or II. It. IlicLhaia and H- A. Oanjeln, lec'd.

STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish of Caddo. In Parish Coort. Notice is hereby given that Francis A. Rick-ham has this day Bled in my office his application to be appointed administrator of the succession of Ii. 11.

Bickbam and if. A. Daniels, deceased, and unlesstipposition be made thereto in ten days, the time prescribed by law, said F. A. Ukkhatn will be appointed administrator as prayed for.

Wituessthe Honorable F. M. Smith. Judge of said court, this January 3rd. A- I.

172. Ja5w3t R. J. RlOfJ T. Clerk- SUCCESSION NOTICE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish of Caddo In Parish Court Noticx is hereby given that Matthew Watson. Executor of the last will and testament of Mrs. E. 8. Watson deceased, has filed iu the office of the clerk of said conrt, a final account of his administration of the succession of said E.

8. Watson deceased, aud unless opposition be made thereto In thirty days, the time prescribed by law, said final account will be approved, homologated and made the of said court as prayed for, and said Execntor will be discharged from further administration. Wituessthe Honorable F. M. Smith, Judge of our said Court this, the 6th day of January, A.

D. 1872. jal2 w6 S- C. WRIGHT, Deputy Clerk. ana, seized as the property of the defendant, as executor, ana to tie sola to satisiv tue writ is Terms of sale: For the real estate cash, if sued in said suit.

tne property iirn.gs us appraisement, it not, it Terms of Sale Cash, without the benefit of will be readvertised and sold on a credit of appraisement. M. A- WALSH, Sheriff United States census, giving unequal representation to sevejalof the parishes. The New Orleans Times, ot'thev'tfli, says: "From Nashville comes the not unexpected news that Gen. R.

r. Evu-11 died at his i-ei-deuee in Maurv count on Thursday morn twelve months, lor the personal property cash, if the property brings its appraisemeut. laau-wfttl HyW.M. a. Wriqbt, Deputy, and if not, it will be reotl'ered immediately on a POUND NOTICE.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. CITY OF SHREVEPORT vs. One Sorrel Mule or Owner. Yon are hereby cited in credit oi twelve months, with good personal se curity. LEWIS LEONARD, de3fldlA wtd Auctioneers.

Nkw Oklf.ans and Northern Texas. Our merchants should arouse from their lethargy and do something to regain the lost trade of Northern Texas, or to save that which yet remains. From a gentleman who has lately traveled through Northern Texas, we learn that pounds of freight, worth jH transported annually from St. Lonisto Northern Texas, and that bales cotton, worth go from that wet ion of the State to St. Louis during the same period.

The merchants of that portion of Texas declare that, all other things being equal, they would prefer to trade with New Orleans rather than St Louis. We maintain that Ne'W Orleans presents more than the name of the State of Louisiana to appear st the otli of M. H. Croweil, Justice of the Tiitorliip of lhe Elinor, Low in ing." He directed that no inscription should lie placed on his tomb that could retlcct in any way upon the Government of the United State. rKltum.

Peace, in the city of Shreveport. Cadd'i Parish, Louisiana, on Thursday, February U. 182. at QTATE OF LOUISIANA -Parish of Caddo School Tracberi of Indiana, The minds of some people in Henry county, Indiana, have been much disturbed bv their friends being refused license to teach school. To satisfy the disturbed minds the School Examiner of Henry county, Clark-son Dav is.

furnishes them, through the columns of the Newcastle Courier, the following answers that their disappointed applicants nave to the questions asked them Query "What is iirl'eetation in reading?" Answer 'Tl is affecting to hear scholar when he gets up to read speak his words distinct and mind his punctuation marks. Affection is sympathy for the piece. "I have my class sitting, but when one By virtue of a writ of stile, to us directed by the Honorable Parish Court of said parish, we 9 o'clock a. to answer the demand of the city of Shreveport, et. founded on an account against said male, for the sum of two dollars aud one dollar per day stable fees, with FOR RENT.

I OFFER for rent the Wheeler Wilson new style Draw-Feed Family Sewing Machines, and will allow all money paid as rent ss payment ou the Machine if purchased, is good way to get the best sewing nucbiuw otrered. Full instructions given. Every machine fully guaranteed in every respect. PH.KYES, Agent, No. 18 Teaa street.

DWELLING FOR TO a desirable tenant, I will rent my family resilience, corner of Travis and 'McNeil streets, for th maiS'ler of the year. Possession given about the middle of February Enouireof E. JACOBS, at K. JACOBS. r.

ry, x'-r-rr FOR RENT FOR 167. if THE dwelling with three' acres' of ground, belonging to Mrs. M. AVHackett. located near the terminus of the street rsilioad.

It is in an excellent neighborhood, and is a delightful Apply lo iji 4-dell'diwtf II J. O. BATTLE will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, A remarkable instance of the fact that "take care of the pence and the pounds will equality in the rates of freight and time oc Through bills of tinted transportation. legal interest, trom Oecember 10, 18, until paid. Hereiu fail not, or judgment will be ren-dered against you.

jatiSO 3t C. E. PR1TCHARD, Constable. take ear of is sliowu by an i Y.j.r. a i.i..

.1. 1 SUCCESSION NOTICE. STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish of Caddo In Parish Court. Notice is hereby given that Caroline Carr, tutrix of the minor fieirs of Wni H. Carr, deceased, has this day filed in the office of tl A nf Isiid IVillrt a finwl nranniit iriven from St.

Louis to Sherman Ming are I a rtto Oill'l 1. OlJOr-OliM a a i. i 1 P' iioiiureu pouims, anil to lianas recently apeaicd in Detroit and bought aj.it $1 75. Cotton freight from Sherman to nine-hundred dollar lot. for which he paid j-'- Louis is 4fl." per bale, and from Dallas reads thev rise to their feet.

of her ad niuistration of the tutorship of said to St. Louis $1. Define sugar, sincere, calf. A. "1st.

1 can't define. 2d sincere, more sincere, most siucere; call, calves, and alves." "Generous" was defined as a per in fractional currencr, of the denomination of ten cents, and which it took three hours to count. He is only eleven years old, and says he made his money in boot-blacking in three years. son with a free will; "salary." a sum naid for woik: "sugar." a mineral: scissors. Kindl minors, ara unless opposition is made thereto in thirty days, the time prescribed by law, said final account will be approved, homologated and made the jndgment of the Court, as prayed for.

Witness, Hon. F. M- Smith, Judge ot said Conrt, on day of December, A. 1871. S.

C. WRIGHT, Deputy Clerk. deciSJfit POUND NOTICE. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. CI ITY OF SHREVEPORT vs.

One Black i Mare aud Colt, or owner, Yon are hereby cited, iu the name of tho Stale of Louisiana, to appear at the office of M. H. Croweil, Justice of the Fence, in the citv of Shreveport, Caddo Parish, on THURSDAY, February, 15, 1S72. at 9 o'clock a. to answer the demand of the city of Shreveport.

et founded on an account against said stin for the sum of four dollars, and two dollars per day for keeper's fees, with legal interest from January 20, ItCJ, until psid- Herein fsil not, or jndgment will be rendered agsinst von. ja30-3t C. K. I'ii ITCH A UP. Constable, i ed sizars; skull, schiill; gnaw, pnaw.

at ilie aiarRei-uonse, tne city ot Shreveport, on H'ednrKdaj', February II, 172, at 12 o'elock the following described property belonging to said minor, to-wit i One-half of a certain lot of ground and improvements thereon known as lots N'osone (1) and two (2) in block No. fifty (50) in the city of Shreveport, commencing seventy feet six inches from the alley between Texas and Milam streets, on Market street, running thence along Market street to the building formerly owned by Craio Jones and Green A Donglass, thence back from Market street towards Spring street, and parallel with Milam street eighty feet, thence parallel with Market street to a point seventy feet six inches from the aforesaid alley be-twoen Texaa tnd Milam streets, and thence patallel with said alley to the place of beginning. TERMS One half cash, the balance on a credit of twelve months. the purchaer to give note, with special mortgage retained waiving benefit of appraisement and providing for payment of attorney's tees iu event of foreclosure of mortgave. Notary fees and stamps at the expense of purchaser.

LEWIS LEONARD, alO dlLVwtds Auctiouecis. Ijocatum was itetined as a situation for a From New Orleans to Dallas, pound freights are "r1 per hundred, and to Sherman Cotton per hale from these points to New Orleans is Vi and even with Morgan's high rates. St. Louis had flooded Northern Texas with drummers, while not more than three New Orleans housea send agents there to solicit purchases or to buy cotton. St.

Louis bus men on the spot a sism as cotton is ginned, and they scoop it up at once. Waco, Belton and Georgetown are full of St. Louis, and if New Orleans wants to se-( ure this trade, our merchants must make an effort to get it. Thev must, in other term. ''Presently, anything that is to take place after a while.

Iowa was spelled Iwav. MistMouri Mnlew For Male, i VT my Wagon Yard, on Texas Avenne, there will be constautly on hand, durinfr the season, a lot of very fine Missouri Mules and Hotsea, which will be sold on the moat reasonable terms. Parties wishing to purchase would! do well to call- W- B. COX jl7.d,'rw?m! I PARTITION SALE. What is the difference between the local A solecism in grammar or rhetoric is a violation of the idiomatic rules of or construction in writing or hpt airing a language.

word is derived from SoH, a town of Cicilia, taid to have been founded by Solon, and peopled by the Athenians, and simple value of a figure R. F. WALTERS, et No. 8456. vs.

JOHN WALTERS I don understand the question. What is a cubic yard "It is a cubic yard containing a certain NOTICE. TV iiwtprt D.ot. URT roror 4 LL persons doing bnsim ss in the citv of number of solid inches." tne requisition was to write tO-1 in Ro who were afterward charged with inf the langoaga of the parent SUte i nqit-1 words, solicit the trade of Northern Texas Sole- i in to secure it. N.O.

Republican. man characters, and out of a number of FOR SALE." A CHARMING COTTAGE "RESIDENCE il ou Edwards street, between Milam and Crockett streets: Also well improved Ten Act Lot on' We, tern Avenue. Both pieces of property can purchased at low figures. LEWIS LEONARD, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer. deidAwtf Stireveport, La are required to obtain their License before the lOthof Kebrnury next, or subject themselves to peunltv of the w.

MARTIN TALLY, js28 dtf Administrator of Finance. I JN MAX'S SALOON. marvelous combinations of the alphabet I select the following CCC.CCCCCC- citn differs from barbarism thi.t t'e latter il applied to the erronenu ne single worda. LXXIV. i The cost of wrong doing is ever humilia- tinn.

and can conceive of no (rrtab'r hu miliflfinn than t)ht whii.ti JUXJMIT, 'Pitch is a raising or lowering the voice. Kmphasis is placing more distress on some words." State of Louisiana By virtne oi" a writ of ile, to me directed, by the District Court of the parish of Caddo, Stat of Louisiana, in the above entitled suit, 1 will proceed to sell at the Court-House door between the hours of 11 o'cloc a. u. and 3 on Monday, February 173, the following described property to wit Lots nine, ten and 10 and II), in block twenty-two (22) in the city of Shreveport, parish of Caddo, with the buildings and improve ruents thereon, to effect a partition between R. f.

Walters and Nannie B- Gustine, plain-tills, and the defendant, John Walters. Plain-tilts to receive one. hall and the defendant the other half, as per in above suit. Tisms of Sale Cash with the benefit of appraisement. 8- D.

PITTS, Auctioneer. Lial2-tdi THIS elegant establishment, o.l9Tcias Street, is now open to the public. The bar will be found supplied with Beer, Wine IT1 (' McALPIV, Wife. vs. E.

BARNES, Husband. DUtrict Court of Caddo No. 8U.2. By ot the law and the evidence in this sua all kinds ut the best and purest liquors, jilfdtl H.LINMAN. "The food is first masticated, and then passes through the phahuiz." "Respiration is the sweat of the body." "The clnt is formed of two lmes, the ster- case being in favor of the plaintiff, it is order ed, adjudged and decreed that the rayer of tne petitioner is granted, and that she have judgment dissolving the community of acquits i i i i.

i uiim and spiual cord." "The animal part can be shown by pouting a bone in ascid." I when Senator Davis lately proposed a reto-Amorigtbe vessels lauutid iu the Clyde i lution of inquiry, to ascertain how many recently waa a p4bile whetl iron steamship offices the President of the United States called the Clara, of noo tons register and llBl1 R'Ten in consideration of presenU re- 300 hrse power, Mr -m 'fit v' displayed the wisdom of the Almiphtv; 00,01 cwirk, tu- Braid line; an he has eiven th negro a woolly crown to iron screw t-auiHi called the MiMipjii. protest bis head from the tropic sun he has of2350tons and Son TfTf, (J p'ven the lubberly hippopotamus anarmoured Liverpool and New Ork-aw enemies; he Jn.l,a, eien to the Toysiriiig booby bird the iron screw ealll Oi vuipi.ljrj.i,T of on t) wrfcn(i (ie 2260 tona andtJOO bore po-r, the GUs- iZ7 stolidity that is proof against all hu- iv. i slhink of the stem old Andrew For Rent for IST2V THE residence I now occupy (with the Furniture) consisting of fonr rooms, all nece. sary ont houses, and a good ground cistera, corner of Marshall and Tnivis streets, nextto the dwellinghonse of Col. IL 1.

O. Battle, aad within one hundred vards of the Catholic and New Presbyterian urche. ,1 For terms apply to DEW. L. TALLY.

a iu wcmrrii tit-r imu me aUO separating her in pioperty fiom said fendant, aud authorizing her to administer her own "lhe Ohio river flows northeast, and funis the northern boundary of Ohio." DOM), BROWN IMPORTESS AKD WHOLESALE DEALERS IS Foreign nnd American Dry Goods to BITE LIVES, 0TI0S 1D 1 ARIETIES, "lhe Red sea and Yellow re in En- rope, "ijranl is Asia. "The iM-autiful scenery ami fertile soil led property ss a femr nott. This done slid signed in open court this 30th day of Iecenitr, A I). 1871. A.

B. LEVISEK, Judge 10th District, La. to the discovery of "The nnm- Ni. 41s, 420, 421 Xonh Fifth Street of broad acres laying until hslled to the discovery of Amerii "At lhe time of the discovery the Indians ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, smarting CoLGiddioga if now in Gaivt.t.

Ut Iwr.uld in all nT Sa Mt Cpn. (rcHU It CH.ERK OFFICE Caddo Parish. Louisiana. I heieby cettify that the almve is a true ACCfr-Y THEIR NEW WAREHOUSE, built were kind and gmtd circumstances." to? retnrned from warningum 10 procura 1 tifTaent kind nf rtffimhitnAi' I hey as iu a critical condition at tin and correct py of the oru-inal jnagroent ren tiered in above entitled snif, which is now on tile aud of record in this otlice. Wdenea to be tisod in the of 1 N.O.

Times. the discovery. ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL, for BOYS, Pn Christian, Mlsos. English; French and Classics.

School, under th airectio of clergyman ef th Protestant EpiscoJ fourth school year opens Oct. Sdi 181, and continues ten months. Terms as low as those of any other s-bool of simitar standing in this region of country. For circulars containing fall paitknlars, apply to the Rector, REV. 1PHILLIW.

-Pas Christian, Miss, ia4dA.il0lsAwlnt COBB, DOLHONDE Co-, Cottier of Walnut and Third Streets, ST. LOUIS, MO. COBB, DOLHONDE Co WO 1IAGAZIXE STREET, Now Orleans, (eiien-l Commission Merchant, Protlsiont, Brtadstnffs, Whiskies. AGENTS for the celebrated J. A.

Miller Chicken Cock pure old Bourbon and Rve whiskies. Also for other Western distillers and rectifiers. Consignments of and orders solicited for Western aad Southern prodnce generally. Cash advances wade. Represented by W.

T. Mooat. iaUwi j. Clark ia Congress. If the loijel would Given under my hand s-al of office on mislit KftVt i Vkmm vmr ue t'inchMT iuc wm in outer this 2d day of January, A.

Jxr-. "SC. WRIGHT. jsSwfts Deputy Clnk. V' especially lo meet Iht deiuands ot incnwsrd hnsinpss.

empTmg ample' space with alt mndera improvements Passenger and Freigtit Klevsiots-ia the building. Rave in store and reuljrl weiring the Ixrifest stock snd great-est vnriety of Miaple Mnl I'nnoy I'errtfiTH A 1em-Mf ic lry Ueeds, Notioua ami Triirnungs, to which laey call the attention of mer, hunts and defy coini will receive prompt attcwioa I 'less failhtiillT kimiM. Virgin Jttvbtainwl its name from the Quern Victon i.4rgini.-v, so named hy "The Puritans was virgin State." "General Washington wr-tjiai tcr." Washington was commander-iucs, -rraLuei of nnoync rivj i fn- marif urate! overuorot MArjAna. TeM Wl" U- .) writ h.a tisma Wvllva the war of 1 -a and atterward i'mooe aTiUcace jbw i -h Pvcckney Whyte? There is no In one instance th article "the was tb cWaet tha vu-rtt: mor ttw in th, phsbet than the y. NOTICE.

DURING my ahcne from the 4. MeWilHmus is my Both Hired agent W'tb full poaer to rppiewnt me. Jaaiiy li if.t JOHN J. HOPE, parsed aa a verb in the nominative case. i DODD, BROWN i be trfctM'- Courier Journsl.

LP Tvpc iptt for sale at this ofTic in ti Dt UHi, MJ.