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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION SALE.

the 18th day of July, 1859,
lHl within the legal hours of sale, will
proceed to sell, at Rocky Mount in the
parish of Bossier, State of Louisiana, al
public auction the following property
to-wit The soath east quarter of the
north west quarter of section seve ateen,
IN in township twenty one, t21 q range
twelve (12,) eff the northwest lant dis
trict of Louisiana, containing forty acres
ofland more or less, with all the improv-
ments thereon, and Known at the Rocky
Mount property of the estate of Noah
Phillips, deceased On the following
terms to-wit
One hall. payable March LIST 1850 one
halt of the remain ng half payable March
lst le6l; and balance payable March Isl
So. Each installment to bear interest
at eight per cent per annum from day o.
sale. The purehaserto give notes with
approved personal security aud special
mortgage on the property.
his sale advertised and to be made pur-
suant to an order from The Clerk of the
District Court of the parish of Bossier, and
by request of Mrs Elizabeth Phillips, wild.
ow aud and partner IN community, and
the major heirs of the succession of the
said Noah Phillips, deceased, who will
JON in making perfect titles to purchasers
herih Office at bellevue Bossier par
ish La, j. ne i4th 1859.
F.SIEELE Shift & .fuct'r..
BY C. Z. NOVEL;, Dep'ty
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Estate Of Joseph D. Long, deceased
BY virtue of commission to me
directed from the Clerk of the District
Court OF the parish of Claiborne in the
State Of Louisiana, will proceed 70
sell at the court house door in Bellevue
parish Of Bossier, within the legal hours
Of sale, on
Monday, 25th dag Of July rect, 1859,
the following described property, to-wit:
The northwest quarter Of the porth-
east quarter Of seetion 5 in township
IS ofrange 10, containing forty acres
ofland more or less. Lying and being
situated in the parish Of Eossier. To
be sold as property belonging 70 the
estate of Joseph d. Long, late Of Clai-
bore parish, deceased.
Terms Of eale-CASH.
Sheriff IS Office, Bossier parish. La,
June 10th 1859. l. # STEELE.
Sheriff.
BY G g NOVEL;, Deputy
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SHERIFFpS S4LE.

g TATE oil Louisiana. Parish of
- Bossier. In the District Court
No. 1871. Asa II. Hearse VS.. james
O'Daniel. By virtue of writ Of fera
iacias issued out of the Honorable the
District Couftp of the Parish of Bossier.
in the above entitled suit and to me di-
reeted, / have seized and will proceed
to sell at pubic auction, at the court
house door in the town of Bellevue.
Parish OF Bossier, on the
First Saturday, the 6th tEag e .4ugust
A. D., 1859, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. M.and 4 P. M. the follow
ing described property to wit
The east BALI Of North east quarter
of section No. tbirtyefive (35) and The
west half Of The north west quarter 81
section thirty-six 1859 in township
twenty three (23) Of range No. eleven
(1l) in the north west land District 81
Louisiana, containing one hundred and
sixty acres and swo- fourths Of an aer.
with all improvements thereon.
Seized as the property of jane,
O'Daniel, and to be sold to paw and
satisfy the writ issued 10 the above en-
| tiled suit.
Terms Of saie-casa. with benefit o
appraisement.
L. r. STEELE, Sheriff
BY @. C. NowELL, Deputy
Bellevue, July s. 1850. pE$t2
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Err Aeeeesor


~ We are authorized to announce
r. NJ. MORRIS as a candidate ior
the Office Of Assessor, at the approach
ing election.
~ We are authorised 10 announce
JOHN |. B. BUSBY. as a candidate for
the Office Of Assessor at the approach
ing election in November next.
rs We are authorized to announce
]. A. INABNETT, as candidate
for the Office of Assessor, at the ap-
preaching election
Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce the
name of N. r. BLACK WELL as a
candidate for the Office of Tax-Assessor
at the ensuing election in November
next. MANY VOTERS.
~ We are authorized to announce
]. MARION DOYLE, as candidate
for the Office Of Assessor at the ensuing
election.
IL Weare agthorized to announce
BENZ s. EDWARDS, as a candi-
date for the Office Of Assessor at the
ensuing elec.ioa.
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VIM. s. STROUD, as a candidate FOL
the Office Of Assessor at the ensuing
election.
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Faith Apothegms.


Faith is the internal acknowledge
ment of truth.
Faith is the Acknowledgement that
thing is so, because it seems to be
true.
Foith is the affection of truth.
Faith is a confidence in the truth of
the word.
Faith is the perception Of the truth
Of the world.
Faith is the trust and confidence the
teachings of the Lord.
Faith is the body Of Charity.
(. Faith saves, when charity, its soul,
gives ii life.
Faith without charity is dead.
Faith is the assurance with which
we embrace that which is true.
That which is true is the proper OBJ
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If You would have faith, shun evils
as sins, and apply to the Lord.
Because the word is true being from
the Lord it is a proper object of faith.
Because the Lord has all wisdom
from whence all truth is derived, he
is the sole object Of faith.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

cTATE Of Louisiana,. Parish of Bossier.
y Clerks office nth District Court,
Noticeis hereby given that y w Martin
tutor for the minor heirs of r. B. Hughes,
deceased, has this day fled in the Office of
said clerk; his annual account as tutor
aforesaid, Now, therefore, this is TO adj
moaish all persons concerned, that if OPP
position is not made thereto within the
time prescribed by law, the said account
will be homologated and mace the judg-
ment of the Court,
Given un der my hand and seal of Office,
at Bellows, this the I'd day of July A. D.,
1850. a. a. ABNEI,
2-5t6S Clerk.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

CTATE of Louisiana, Parish of Bos-
- sier. Clerks Office 18th District
Court. Notice is hereby given that
Martha Ann Malone and A. v. Montgom-
cry have this day fled in The Clerks Office
of said court, their petition praying to be
appointed administrator of the succession
Of Drury Malone, deceased, late of said
Par ish and STATE.
Now therefore, if oppositioni is not made
thereto in ten days from the publication O
this notice, the said petitioners win be ap.
pointed and confirmed administrators oil
said succession as played for.
Given under my hand and seal of Office
at Bellevue, this 5tEf day Of July, A. D.,
1859. . A..A. ABNEY,
M. 2tS3 Clerk.
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NOTICE .

A LII persons indebted to the sue
IN cession OF Edward ]. Cason,
deceased, will please come forward and
make immediate payments and those
having demands against the succession
will please present them for acceptance
and payment according to Law, Richie
w. Turner, Esq is authorized to ac-
cept accounts against the succession, or
receive payment and receipt in my
name.
JAS. NJ. JONES,
Administrator.
Bellevue, July s, 1919. n2-3t
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The Newspaper.

There is no book SO instructive as
the newspaper, no knowledge so neccs-
airy 10 be acquired as that which may
be CLEANED from its columns. It's not
only the vehicle of the cheapest but the
most innocent AMI least cloying source
Of pleasure and happiness. A news
paper in family is sure every week
10 be the means of interesting inform
ing or pleasing almost every member
OF the family especially where they
live in the country end see ana hear
but little that is new. In the course OF
a year, a well conducted paper con-
yeys information on almost every sub
iect or at least excites curiosity and in.
quiry on all subjects. To know what
is nearest to us in time and space, is
mostnecessary, most pleasing and most
instructive and this kind OF knowIed &c
can only be obtained from newspaper Z.
We would venture to affirm that there
never was and never will be in a country
situation, an ignorant family who tax e
a newspaper, as it il impossible that a
family shotsld not become in time well
informed, provided they live sufficient
ly secluded be thrown upon the paper
4
as sourse Of amusement. The dull.
est child who hates book within rainy
weather steal up to newspaper, read
a marriage notice and an adve II;
ment or two, and put It down. lfe
next lime probably he will become
holder and get through ga murder
Soon he will read short tales of fiction
then Just before election time, he be
gins to peep into politcis, and even tc
read political speaches. Last Of all hi
q attacks foreign news. BY this time hi:
{ euriosity on most subjects is excited
Il aud overcome his aversion and fear o
! books, and he Is lured on to become a
reading and well informed man. 1t j
strange that any family as a measure o
enconomy. should be without a news
paper. Children see the world cheap.
ip al hone, in newspaper, without Ia
. danger of bad association or the ex
pense Of travel.
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SUCCESSION NoTIcE.

GtTATE of Louisiana, Parish Of Bossier
NJ Clerks Office 18th District Court
Noticeis hereby given that George w.
Sentell, administrators of the succession O.
$, Davis, deceased, has this day fled in
the Office OF said clerk his second schedule
Of debts as administrator aforesaid.
Now therefore this isto admonish al
persons concerned, that if opposition il
not made thereto within the time pro.
scribed by law, the said account wiiHbs
homologated and made the judon Mt Of
the court.
Given under my ha nda nd seal Of offfce
at Bellevue, this the I'd day Of July, IA
D. 1859. A. A. NE
'n2-2tS3 Clerk.
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. sue CESSLON NOTICE.

CT 4E of LRuisiana--Parish OF Bos-
- SER Clerks Office nth District
Courts Notice is hereby gives. that
Robert ]. Looney has this day llea in
the Clerks Office Of said court rs appi-
cation TO be appointed administrators OF
the succession Of BENJAMIN F. ! ooney.
deceased. Now therefore, if opposition is
not made thelcto In ten days from tho
publestion Of this notice, the said appli-
cant will be combined administrator as
prayed for.
Given under my and hand seal of d Gee
at Bellevue on this 2ist day Of June A d
1853, a. A. ABNEY;
nl2ts Clerk.
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STRAY SALE

HsTRAYED before V. Walker. J. p.
II by Bethel Smith on the 24th dayef
June 1859, and will be sold on the 31st
day of December 1859, before the Court
house door in the town Of Bellevue, for
cash, the following described animal. to-
wit a dark bay MARE MULE about
three years old about IA hands high
branded on the left shoulder with the let
Ter R and with the letter Z on the right
shoulder has the mark of year on the
shoulders aid back Valued at one hum
dred aud forty dollars The owner O
said mule is requested 10 come forward,
prove property; pay charges; &c.
w. II. H ILL, stray Master.
July i, 1859 nj 6m
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For CLERK.

~ We are authorised to annouce
JOHN NJ. WEST as a candidate for
the Office OF CLERK of the District court
in Bossier, at the approaching election.
rs We are authorized 10 announce
a. A. ABNEY as a candidate for the
Office Of CLERK at the approaching elec>
ton in November next.
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Enr Sheriff

Ifof ohefsF.
IL We are authorized to an,
nource JOHN G. ALLEN as a can
didate for the office Of Sheriff, at
the approaching election in November
next.
IL We are authorised 10 announce
CHARLES G. NOVEL; as an III.
dependent candidate for the Office 8
Sheriff al the. approaching cleo iga ii
November next.
~ We are authorised to'aun5urea
PHILO ALDEN as candidate Tor
the office of Sheriff at the approach
ing election in November next.
IL We are authorized to announce
RUSSELL JONES as candidate
Tot the office of Sheriff. al the approach
ing election in November next.
~ We are authorized to announce
d. B. DOYLE. as candidate for the
Office of Sheriff, at the next ensuing
election in November.
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Somebody defines character as f'the
only personal property which every
body looks after for you.n

n The income Of the Mexican
Church is said to average s25 100000
a year while the whole revenus of the
national government only amounts 70
$15,ooo,00o.
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&C An Id At Z s {
ssAm>
Is -
Yer District Attorneu.

~ We are authorized to announce
A. B. GEORGE, Esq, as candidate
for the Office OF District Attorney, for
the 18th judicial District, composed of
the Perishes of Claiborne, Bossier and
BienvilIe.
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~ Well, Sam, have you been in
church this evening - inquired a IA
Their of his young hopeful Con
course was How was the scrmon?'
':Abou' mile too long
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American Cotton Planter and Soil of
the Souths

49, 6 I
n view of what we have already made on
Southern Rural Magazine, and its pre-
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4Plallser and MECHANIC,
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Planters, Horticulourists,. Mechanics and
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for 1858 shall not be inferior TO either Of the
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