Rapides Gazette from Alexandria, Louisiana • Page 3

JefersOn Wells. Curator. J. M. ELe-toor.

5 Parish Court--Parish of Raplids---tate of Louisiana. VIR'I'I'TUE of and to sati.sfy writ of fieri facias, 4ut the above nastnw ('oueirt, in the albove clltitblel and numelhred I have seized and will offhr. for at public ailc'tion. on S.ATUI I)AY, the 6ith day of Decemixr 1573, between the hours of 11 A. and 4 o'e-leck P.

at the ('iurt dour in the town of Alexanitria, the pl to- it 'The' undivided one-half of ce.rt:titn tract or of land situnted in thie of Rapides, Ioundedubll hy ladl tfhrne.rly tied lv Let I el Ihl, by Lknds tormcrlv owned Iy said Levi Wells, deresald, and frontingou Kla'von Ie'uf, and Ieing that portion of the We'llswhtod l'lantation known as the Denllt 'tract, cIontaining the quantity of t0) arlweets. more or less. with the 111 divided one-half of all the builllugsand improvements situatitd thereon including the and Machitnery. Trvnts or subject to ap praisemen t. JOHN D.IA('Y.

Sheriff. Nov. 1 5 sqrs 6t. P. F's 00.

811ERIFF'S SALE. Benjamin Cooper vs. No. 91. Julins Levin, Mires Rosenthal awl Henry A.

liioasat. Parish Court- Parish of lRapides-State of Louisiana. BY VIRTUE of and to satisfy a writ of fieri facias, issued out of the above nanied Court. in the above entitlhd and anmlered suit, I have seized ansd will for sale, at public auction. on SATURDAD, the 6th day of Decenler 1-'73.

between the hoars of 11 o'clock A. 31.. and 4 o'ckock P. M. at the Court llHouse door, ill the town of Alexandria, toe tollowing diescribed propertp, seized by Special Oi der of said writ, to-writ: A certain piece or lot of ground with the improvements thereon, situated lying a.idI being in the town of Alexandria, P'aristi ot Ropides.

and being in Siquare No. 4, fronting on the uplper strtet, olpposite the Court House Square, measurillg (3.1) feet front insaid stree't, and lteuding back between parallel hundred (100) feet Frencllh le' ori less, and being a part of the south-eta' ca ornor of said sqlare No. 4, together i itht all the buildings and imoprovienlnts Ihlereton. Tets or 1' subject to alppraisil.meut JOIN DrLA( Y. She.rif;, Nov.

1 sqrs lit. P. 00. I E. 31.

Welch for use of J. M1. Sandidge No. 1040. iH.

Hit'st, et al. Ilstrict Court-Parish of of louisiana. VIRTUE of anid to satisfy alias writ ticri facias. iusened out of thI. aleane.

Court. oni a Twelve JlMiths HBi d. in th.l a.o've entitled and nuil tit, i su it, have and will ottffer for sale, at public alctiitil, o1e MA''L'UD)AY, the day of Dc'emberr 1873. writ, nIt tu ild ii .11 le 'v t1m it el. 15n, situated in th," 'wl of Ah n.

ri l'arislh 4 Rapidens. and de, signate.l nn the 'lat of said town. as Square No. 16 of the "pleheir snluiirb of said towll. or SA LE JOliIN DtLAt'Y, sh eritf.

Nov. 1, 4 Mlr 5t iP. $20 I(). STATE OF LOUISIANA-PAlRISH RAPIDES-PARIS1H COURT. No.

912--W. 11. Ltchford vs. W'illiam Bush. BY V'IRT1'E of and to satiaf w.rit of ficei issued out of thie atbove named ('ourt, in thee alove entitled suit.

I have seized and will offer for sale pibelic anction on SAT'URDAY, Gth day of I) 1-73, between the hours presi'riee ley hw at ithe ('ourt Hiluise dor in Alexanldria, thle ftollowing pirolprty to-wit: 8ix Bales of Cotton TERMs oF SALE suleject to appraisement. JOHN DELACY, Sheriff. Nov. '2M 3 sq'rs 3-t. 59 00.

OFFrIC. OF THE NEW ORLEANCS ANDrT GRAND ECORE PACKET COVIIIANY. New Orleans, Oct. k4l. 1'73.

At the annual meeting of the stockholders of this company, held Oct. 'tlh, 1.73, the following gentiemen were elected to serve as nmemblers of the Board of Control for tbhe ensuintg fiscal year: H. E. AIH.OPSIIIRE, M. I)IETRICH, JNO.

C. MITCHELL, G. TUCKER. And at a meeting of the Hoard of Control, held thin day, Mr. H.

E. SilROPSHIRE was unanimouslv elected Presidentllt; JNO. C. MIT('HELL, Muplerilntcteltent. anlld O.

W. TfUCKER, Scretarv. G. W. TUCIER, Secretary.

Alexandria, Nov. 1873. COnf eo-tolner, ase (co.rse ES (hereelwafe, At all Hours, (UNDER TOWN IIALL,) Alexandria. La. HOWE'S SEWING MACHINES, -FO)( SALE BYFERGUSON 8CHfNAVK.

Needles, Oil and Attachments for all M3achinesconutantly on hand. 27tth 1-t? ly f'ist af urars Ninth Distriet of Couirt-Parish of Rapides. To C. V. Ledoux.

Juldg, O. K. Iawley, ('lcrr of l)istrict iourt. and John Sheriff' of Rapites Parish. Yu ar, hI.re,hy ordetred as prolper of t' of RIalipes.

State of itlh.two qualii eld clerks aplwinted the Parish Judeige of Rapides Parish to draw nordling to law thie of one hunlred iqualitieil clectors for a jury. and Itr b.e sininonled for a jury to att the first Monday of Dsnsher, the first day of the month A. D. Iloe. this 14th day of 4 ct-lwr A.

1it3. J. ORSBORHN, District Judge. Filhd Octo.wr 1 th i Clerk. List of.h Irors drawn to serve at Decemher tern, Ninth Jndicial District Court as per 'roees Verbal at thlte eid hIereof: Iteaac HI.

Sacknlan, Green. lagg.tt, Tippet, Jeft Gray, Louis Hargrove, H(arry. Kelso, Adam Fields, C. B. C'asily, Znro Lo.is Robert, Joseph Barnage, Abner Byrd, Staftlird, Rich.ard Ruth, W.

If. Rolwrt, Parhan, J.oeplh Law ence, Sr. liin Nat i'arroen, Polk Brooks, Laeve Dlavenport, hanldy Anmleron. Ricardn Gardner, 1). H.

Willis, Jr. Little. John Hanlon, H. 1i. Eli Ives, Jerry Whittaker, Joseplh F.

C. HBatn, C. II. Thomas Marshall, Morrison, 1L. R.

Dulaney, Sauiiiiel Morrison, Austin BWallard, John Matthewa, (Grant ille Carter, Jeflfrcey Rolartson, Peter Eldrilge, I). T. Stat'rtl Michael Bolb.f, .1. D. Brooks, Alfred Hamilton, Frank Flower, ilaih lFalcon, William Odonm, T.

Allbritlaiu, E. L. Sturkey, Isaie till, (ilorgi (Gunter, T. E. llackot, David Burns, Richairl Piermon, 1.

W. IPrescott, (. 11. Hernauan, George Lock wood, Ew ell Rtchley, 'Tonu Clark, Hotbert Kelsey, Ilairrisein Robinson, Charles Hall, Sullivan, II. A.

Biossat, T. G. D). C'annon, David LopI, Adams, Benlwtp liunforl. 'Peter thearge lit.erswell.

Jr. L. It. laynairl, Cariry lallcard, Hlenry Newton, W. Simons, (Orran Georg.

Call, J. .11 Bllnitt, 'l, chai.r Simns, Paul All lotell, Dn.niMleM:,ItUs, lurhl.r tall, ilii .1 Isaac Drake, A. J.almes Baker. Jae'ksou, A illhawns, lh tiiis King, Marker. Halyard, Henry Edwards, I M.

McGee, R. 11. Murphy, hW. the tiacrsignedl. Charles V.

LoIt'ln, Parish Jdhu D.Laiy. Sherilf, K. lHatlIy Clerk. Vic W. Porter corder.

otli of lapides i'ari-i-h L. uisi and and I obert P. lnunter, two le ctol duly ulmtmnueld, in oiedwsceere to all orj frnle the llaon rale, Distic1t of the 9th Judicial District andlng us to 4ll.w hunlildrdl jutr.rs a e'rdin1g law tier the I)ecemnlar Trrm of the Il)itricIt (''urt far lialpid Pari'a hb, hirealmt. to ll a a i 1 ter'l a ll, tI re.quiring tlhe s.llun. We tlhis thirteen ith oif Octloll A.

1). to the ('ourt lu at tar ,,1 ialli a ictd.I Cf', II ist in 1 72. the lr of ltlltie'd cl ctor 'eI witho til dis tinctil of ra i not lrelel ly ilaw, aill ie haii li'l rai, list ill the ilicer ol t' (, l'k el he l'o irt. tl the' llloles oi liiVeI eqi: liri cri ttr alfI itaid I parlte of Itapc llrd ilr.a "i.i, we. sit ei thal in.

1 Ier, ihde. for tii the an aftr stingC wcil mixed nilt of te ullder the if tIl t.gleeael'l of th'E tot qualitied n'uI did draw therefits I ie- fne hundld aleve writltre tfr the mit. jury ir the l)elher Terll of tlhe 9th Ilhstrict Court tir lapide. Parish for lt3, as ordered by the said District and as they w. re the Clerk of the District Court dil llnter ilthem nrllr ta list fitr nctrd hlh.

is lnow Owllitc.d III thin Clerk's office and Stiled. imoject to itnh et in of nrsots I 3. O. Kw. I rv, Clerk.

V. Pelrfra lourder. aRO rER P. Elector. At get mea hst W.

W. Whittington, Fried Octhctr tl73, CutlS. lDtptity Clerk. ('Als. Own.

Chrk. IIOMEL ROSENTHAL, this ifl ostckion to isform hio frinds, and the orn, the city, with a line ani Atk ote grhtis, and in aislfiled that all those who favor hlim with thl'eir patronenge, Sill uitd bth is itri' and ality AT REDUVED PRICES. BRICiLAYER, PLANTERER, ER. THIRD STREET. A lexandrLa, Louisianuv.

otfers bis services in his line to tiote in need otlthem on reasonable terms, and refers as to his capability to all for whom he has worked. Mar. 8. '73tf. HEYMAN CO'S IN ADDITION TO OIR FORMER LARGE Stock, we have received a Fresh Assortment of Summer Goods, to which we call the attention of CLO'SE buvyeL and the pnhli, in general, as we are determinsl to sell at prices to suit the times.

in order to make room for out Fall and Winter Stock. We will sell at York Prices. Our Stock consist of Gentlememi's Clothing and FurnishingGoods, BOOTS, HA ITS, DRY OODS, and a assortument of thkite Linets, Cambric. Crossbar Jaronet, Callro, Coltonardes, Slrapes, Deminss, R'hite and Browss Sheeting, Liulen ansd ('oLtoss Checks. a thousand ot her articles too numerous to nltiutioi Also a large Stock of Orafcrics, such as Bacon, Flour, Ness Pork, Corn, Corn Meal, Lard, Sugar, Ac.

and also a large stock of FURNI "I'RE and SADDLERY. Persons visiting our will tind it to their advantagc to give us a Call, and tind outit our priest, twtore purhasing elseheret'. Our Ilmott) is i tp Qgwik Sales and small HEY1VAN ac O) Ahexatedria, Maiy 31, all 6 05oobs. I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW Orleans, a full Stock of Dry Goods of all Kinds, CLOTIHING, 0H.0 Proritslons of all Descriptions, t'OFFEE, and FLOUR. Staple an I Fancy Groceries, Bagging, Ties and Twine, a114 in Short viery for thi I'all trad'e the watV of il i (' usttmers.i.

tll of wh, were slt, and otr terits V. hitih will to cm peite ith other mierel.uint as to prices. GIVE ME A CALL! JONAS ROSENTHAL, -ept. 6th 1 Sflrgts11 iA laict, (1'ortlelrli Lrvin WATCHIM.AKERS JEWELT.ERS, -AND DEALERS Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, And Fanty SoLE AveiNTS Fon HOWE SEWING MACIINES American anl English Watches ot tilhe best makers, constantly on haniul. May Ith 173.:.

HIEN IRY IIEYMAN, Dealer in DryU Goods, Grocedies a nd Pla ntation Suplles OF A.LL INDS. LEE ST. (near the Baptist Church.) AS ijst retunrnled from New with every conheivaible article to make uil a full alin comtlplete Stchk, aid sulyllnjl every demanld- all of whic'J heofftlers to cuatoumes at unairailleled ow Jrices. He also buys at the highest market prices, all kinds ot COUNTRY PRODUCE, II YDE8, OLD IRON, (wrought or cast.) MOSS, OLD COPPER, OR any othler saleable article, and pronmises to Trl of all kinds as Good or Bctter Bargains as -can be obtaineli any where else iu the limits of the townu May 31, '73-tlijan EXCELSIOR STABLE Jackson, bet ween 2d and 3d Stri ets. ibrn, SaIt tag Stablt! WE HAVE PURCHASED AND enlarged the Livery £iBta1ble formerly kept by GOFlFE, and more Jeently by VN.

L. Mc(INNIS, anil are prlpnreIl to aeconmmtolate the public in the Lirery Liase. We have onta well Stocked with HORSES, HIIeCKS ead BUGGIES! and will hire them, and teed horses at very reasonable rates. We pledge ourselves to give entire satisfaction. A.

M. OSGOOD, Superintendent. Aug 241, 1873-dm. Lontsdai sa IsletitNtlte for the Deaf asNd Dnasb. BATON RoetoE, July 1-7l3.

To the Police Juries, the MUnhicipal Asthorities and FRieds of the Dcqaf and Dumb in IAuisiaue: The Trustees of the La. Institution for the of the Deaf and Dumth, call your attet.tion to this unfortunate chass. and the provision made for them by the State in this Institution. All the Deaf between the ages of eight and twenty-five, of umlnd physical and mental constitutious, will le admitted and provided with instruction, board, lodging, medicine and muedical attendance at the expense of the Institution; and all those in such indigent circumstances as shall appear by a certificate of any member of the police jury of the parish, or mayor of the city, where they reside, to render such aid necessary, will also ib furnished with clothing and traveling expenses to the Institution. The Institution also affords a mecihanical department in whichid instruction is given in sucb trades as may lbe aest suited to render the pupils self-sustaining citizens.

The education of the ldeaf is of peculiar importance to them and to the State; but from wanlt of inlformation, iultigence or other reasons on the part of lparents, ites than half in the State avail thcmselves of the privileges adforded. This is all wrong; hence the Trustees earnestly call the attention of all proelr authorities to the duty of seeing that all the deaf in their respective parishes or cities, are infonnedl of the privileges providel, and that in cases of indigent circumstances, means be providedl for couvee ing such to this Institution. Proper provision will Ie made for both white and celored. In case of any deaf known at this Institution to Ib in )our city or parish, the names are aIppendtd to this letter. Should you know or learn of others, their address is earnestly desiredl.

Gov. W. P. KELLOGG, er-of(io, H. BURCH, H.

YE WELL. CIIORtTEN, L. IRlIEL, J. McV AY, Saperintendenl, J. A.

31cWIOiTER ex-officio. Trustellr of La. Institution for Deaf and enmb. The Journsal of the Sonth. Published Daily and Weekly.

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Times, No. 70 Camp Street. Anug. 1t73. 'lanlbcd HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED! J1US'T nhlishe-dl.

a new edition of Dr. Celebrated EsMar on the radical care (without medicine) of or Seninal Involunrtary Senminal laiCes, IPoTIctcY, Mental aci Plhysical I ieapacity. alsn, CosI'YWPTIo, EPlp.pSy altd FiTr. Ilnduce, by self-indulgellcee sexual eiXtra'VagaIICe. 7' Price in a sealed envelope only six reets.

The celerlmde author, in this admirable essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years' suce.cfnl practice, that the alarming of silf-abnse may be radically tlredl without the dangerus use of internal medicine or the application of the knife; pointang oant a mode of cnre at once sitnmple, certain, and effrectual, by means of which every snfferer, no matter what his condition emay Ie, may enre himself eheaply, privately and radically. iV This lecture should be in the bands of everv youth and every man in the land. Sent nuder seal, in a plain envelope, to any adlress, post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or two post stamps. Addrwce the Publishirs, CAse. J.

C'. KLI.E 127 Bowery, N. Y. Post-Ollce Box, 45Zd6. Novemcer 8th, 1871.

A NY one wishing to exchange Country for Valuable Town Property, will tind it to their advantage by Applying AT THIS OFFICE. TJuly 19th 17.. CARRIAGE8, BUGGIE8, JERIEY WAGONS, HA rUGG UM BREILA8. CHILIREN'E CARRIAGES and VELOCIPEDES Of erery patter anod price ssade to order asnd H'hrraras ed. D.

M. HOLLINGSWORTII, Successor to R. Marsh, Denman 64 mmad 5 Bareone NEW ORLEANS, LA. Nov. 1-m.

Any person writing for further information respecting this advertisement, will pleaee state that they saw it in the Rapide Gazette. Alexandria, Cheneyville, Red River -andOeAA Obet. -F -OFA CONCORD COACH WILL LEAVE Alexandria on TUESDAYS, TIIU'RSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 10 o'clock A. making close conlnections at Red River Landing with the magnificent Packets Katie, Frank Pargeud and Natches for New Orleans. Returning-will leave Red River Landing en SUNDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, on the arrival of the above Packets fron.

New Orleans, arriving at Alexandria 7 o'clock the nelxt moruing. Office at the EXCHANGE HOTEL. B. Ii. PETERSON, Aug 2-(im.

Proprietor. OnWrws -waEUO Ai EXECUTED WITH DISPATCH, At this Office. A OOI FOR TfU MhILnONv I rratise ae lsrie I.lryt' lSate I pwueaes sad pees a le. Ne.menr Co. o5.

Stl. Ctl 16a1 tkateesb4 mb.kept ae.deels A fro ur aIm C. Millr ai.et the bea.e. mcre a adye at esol wd sa a t.he. A t.

I a (r ee ets IP Sidear fLorata theeyear 1aa whe em osr lIM D. ecemernetw.I. St.i.".I qU mdlme peem tn r. t.w i I7ttr yewdL PDr. a stu epi deabl boa.n th L1m.o talted pIRTree br thy al we oed.isen.

me e.ded wol. la I pelel terce. tI at5 4llsn beioen te set ad Che a ourto.seekt. e'or No. 7 Veteran Cookig Stove, bought from Mr.

I. C. Miller, price 35 00. It with all furniture and cooking utensilare in perfect order, and nIearly as goal as new, will be sold at a bargain. Apply at this OFFICE.

Oct. C-t f. alliE LAMOTH PLANTATION on Bayoen SRapid will be Leased teo the highest Itidder for the year t74, at the Courit Itonse in tAlexandria, Monday, the of Deceneber sold next. C. BYNrM, AdmiLlatroetrox.

Nov. 22 1 sq'r 3-t. 3 00. Property Assessed in the name of Mrs. PROVIE LYLE, R.

M. Lyle Ag't. VIRTUE of the power in me vested 1 by law, I will Lproceed to sell at public anction, in front of the Court House, in the town of Alexandria, on SATURDAY, November 22d 1873, at 12 o'clock the following described poprty, Asteesed in the name of Mrs. Lle, D. 11.

Lyle A't. to-wit: 90 pr. I Ce diar Pohst plantation 0and iaprovem'ntdr on Bayou Boenf. bounded above by n. M.

Lyle, and below by lnds Geo. Haygooie on the sreare by erlllteltt land. Seized for doe and nupaid taxes due the. Slate and Parish for the years 1871 and 1d72, amounting to $I29 14, with all the Ilegal eots amd penalties. To be sold in tracts of from 10 to 5o acres.

OM. LEGRAB, Collector. Property Aaseod in the nance of SVIRTUE of the power In me Te ted lto sell at public 8auceti fon intre thCourt House, in the town of Alexandria, on at 12'e olock the following described property, aeessed in the name .5 RH. Crnal, to-wit: ed shove by lands of Dr. Smith, below by lands of the Estate of W.

C. C. C. Martin in the rear by the Bayou Iamoure. 16 acres Pinewood- land houndel Etqpth and West by lands of the i state of C.C.

Martn sad Mrs. Smith. Seised for due ald unpaid taes dns ithe State and Parish for the yeam 1871 and S187g, amnting tePO? 4, with all I coats and penalties. To besoJdin tratoof from 10 to 6 scrts. M.

LEGRA6, Voe.r. Md rdr Property Assessed in the name of J. H. AUDIBUT. VIRTITE of the power in me vested by law, I will proceed to sell at public auction, in front of the Court 1oaoo, in the Town of Alexandria, an SATURDAY, Novembelr 20th 1873, at 12 o'clock the following described property, in the name of I.

H. Audibut, to-wit: 152 acre, of land on the smoth side of Bayoun Bom.n, bounded north by 4Iayou east by lands of Hugh Carlin, south by rands of R. II. Smith, west by lands of Mrs. M.

R. Marshall. Seized for Taxes due the State of Louisi. ana and Parish of Rapidea for the years .871 and 14r72, amounting to $170 t89, with all the legal costs and penalties. To sold in tracts of from 10 to 50 acres.

M. LEGRAS, Collector. Nor. 1-3t. Property assessed in the name of PAULINE LOTT.

tY VIRTUE of the power vested in me by law, I will proceed to sell at public auction, in front the Court House door, in the townof Aexandria, on SATURDAY, November 22d 1873, at It o'clock the following described property, assessed in the name of Pauline Lott, to-wit Lots 1 and 4, Square 29 and Improvements, and parts of Lot No. 3, tlquare 9 and improvements. Seized for due and unpaid due the State of Louisiana and Pat isi of Ran itdes, for the years and 1-'72, to $194 07, wiib all legal cost, asnd charges. M. LEORAS, Collector.

Nov. 1-3t. Property i the namte of IIARRY LOTT. VIRTUE of the power in me vested le law. I will proceed to sell at public auction, in front of the Court House door, in the Town of Alexandria, on SATURDAY, November 92 1873, at 12 o'tlock the following described property, assessed in the name of Harry Lott, to wit: 468 acres of land and improvement on Red River, bounded above by lands of V.

F. Cotton, below by lands of Seip and 180 acres of land. Seized for Taxes due the State of Louisiana ann Parish of Rapides for the years 1871 and 1872, amounting to i335 38, with all the legal costs and penalties. To be sold in tracts of from 10 to 50 acres. M.

LEGRAS, Collector. Noy. 1-3t. Property Assessed in the name 1 D. M.

LYLE. VIRTUE of the power in me vested by law, I will proceed to mell at public auction, in front af the Court House, in the town of Alexandria, on SATURDAY, November 22d 1873, at 12 o'clock the following described property, assessed in the namo of D. M. Lyle to-wit: 900 acres part of cedar point'plantation and iit provernent on IHayous Baullt, bounded albove ai rear by lands of Mrs. Jabes Tanner.

ant low by lands of Mrs. Lyle. Seized or due and unpaid taxes due the State ss.d Parish for 1471 and 1872, amonntisg to. 54 with all the legal costs and in.tnsli s. To le sold in tracts of frnn 10 to 50 acre M.

LEGRAS, Collector. Nov. 8.3-t. Property Assessed in the name of DAVID HOSEA DANIEL RANSOM. BY VIRTUE of the power In me vested by law, I will proceed to sell at publio auction, in front of the Court House, in the town of Alexandria.

on SATURDAY, November 22d 1873, at 12 o'clock the following described I rperty, asesswed in the name of David Iloses and Daniel Rawson, to-wi 240 acres of Pinewoods land and improve. ments Iour ded above by lands of Mrs. Wise, below by lands of 0 Moore, South by seized for due and unpaid taxes due the State and Parish for tho years 1871 and 1872, amounting to $31 03, with all the legal costs and penaltie. To be sold in tracts of from 10 to 50 Saseres. M.

LEGRAS, Collector. Nov. 8-3-t. Property Assessed in the name of Mrs. LOUISA CLARKE, Powhattan Clark Aaent.

BY VIRTUE of the power in me vested by law, I will proceed to sell at publico auntion, in front of the Court House, in the town of Alexandria, on SATURDAY, November 29th 13, at 12 o'clock the following deserlbed property, assessed in the name of Mr. LouI sea Clarke, Powhattao Clarke Agent to-wit: A certain tract of land on Bayou Boenf, hounded North by landsla of H. P. Grubb, Soath by Linton tract. Sised for doe and unpaid taxes due the 8tate and Parish for the years 1871 and amounting to W8 30, with all the legal costs and pealties.

To be sold in traet of from 10 to 50 srea. M. LEORAS, Collector. Nov. 8 3-L.

Property ssessed in the name of BEINJAMIN CAMEL. VIRTUE of the pewer vestrd ia me by law, I wal preed tesll st I ubhe iaetaoi in iont of the Condoor, in the town of Alexankdl, on BATURDAY, November 919 at 12 o'clock the follrwing described property, asemssed the name of Benjamin SCassel, to-wit: Three hundred and eighteen acre ot land being the of she NE the 8 ofthe NL the 8 and the 8 of 8 osf Bection No. 12 Township No. 2 north of Range No. 2 West.

Selsed for due and Taxes due 0 the State of Lonisian sod Parish of 3pides for the years 1871 and 182l, amountmg to $40 8t, with all coots and Pieslties. To be sold in Tract. of froem 10 to W0 M. LEGRAB, 0 'ter. Nov.

3-3. Property Asseed in the name of ADAM HUFYKAN. BY VIRTUE of the power tIn me rested by law, I will prsnceeFto 1ll at at public auction, in frnot of the Court House, intthe town of Alexandrla, on SATURDAY, Novemober 29 1873, I-at 12 o'clock the following desseifb property, assessed in the name of Adam Hullfaman, to.wit: 13 383 ses of land at Holloway' si bounded eathe orbth by Sebehe, lA Chevallier, Ebst West by landsa se npaid tones due the SateaS i id the yea 1871 sad IR altie. 10 Tob sldb in tmrets kem 10 tot0 seaes. LEGRALS.

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