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JOHN p HALLARn
A CARD.
EIcHaDNp CENTEaL HrTFt,
n.runr M UfIt ..u.I gr.a. gfr..fa 7

CARD.
EIcHv0ND CESrE,L Horn,
Corner % ytlt aud Grace Streets,
December ~ Isis \
TIIE undersigned apprecsve % the patronage
ring the about close, desires his
Acknowledgements 90 those who have favored him 18th their
pHny.
speak locality this useless. unrss 60
sngers. aud hsir attention b. called tn the fact that Will H
not iahe 10 che hustle of hsiue pFnci-
pal public budue Capitol the state Cuu House Posionce
House Banks trchlut Nils Tobacco Warehoues
Sc, sud Immediately in frpnt is The
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The beautiful ualts ofe Capitol square with the scenery about
should std uaurl a. attract The sojuuruer.
atfrHon ~ e public respectfully Invited with
that every sIort vii De made 10 give satisfaction
FRANCIS J. SMITH,
iai Proprietor.
Val'iotipSi
addition ~ te regular stspls uartEare and Cutlery
other Goods iar theuse - Pasrs Mechanics
Pruning and Csrs attached arden Tools boys
sh1e Thread pne aud Short Htae FORKS iB. and HOOKS
ue Cord Spades aud soves ana Mule ahoes
Horse sails Sheet Nur Horse Hrists Hses Wbeu al
Nihe article ~ Coffee Eo1sisr Od unmuan Cagrs and
Teap1 Patent aud Fn CodsePots superior Hollow Anger
and hne article ~ M Picks syc suati Corn Glover
Grtsf rnd Hia htdss superior Rnifr C-ausrs Carriers
Manh 'w iu flm.s. Combination Saws article
r'ror Wrrnh~s Slate Fsntlf Wove aud Hsnk We genuine
tmmcslu Razor Sops saunders Horers' Mnnnse
Nct Hraceia ff srers ant Bread knves Muir
tnlafs blind Hiilss Hdir Rsns Leather Hacrs: with
number o ' desrth Gouis al pf which lowest
TiiFO RORFgrsOV
importer % Hirdgare and Gallery
mlsN No g. Main street.
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LIFE NSTfR NEC

Mutual Benefit Company.
c"'S ''''Vn tu Sai. Isl, ls5O s3,OOl 800 9I
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL COMPANY.
'""' ist, 1853 S3,OOO,523 ~
,,,u,s. S6,OO2,III IS
Itst companies make annual dividends af ~ Der rD M
~ ' 20 the insured Whe living Ully haif premium
mat pNntvr - v..,u
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WITHOUT DsDUOTIoN.
900 Prizes amounting 90 -.
TICkETS-NholeS SA Ualvas Al. Sfl
$4,000

TICKETS WboIa. ss 80 $4,000
.,b ', P.ii Immediately after drsvip. a. - SIS
saa os a l sy =, scheme s,e Capital soo % is S Is. Ss
90 ain bs ir, hohlh - scheme Cspl,s o sSa,
H. heinz -, ~ ''sohs sending money by mail 80
strictly conddrbtfsi attended Commentaries.
Letters AZ cur - should order R-s,
uurrl..er =, Iunei copies of the sim ms
~ ''Ae'' '"rneilaiey after the drawing 4" 70 all
IL ,.f,r
non "'ii G. sparks Mayor Il Macon I.P...
Co, NeE Orleans. '''' NAeohi TIA FsSey, JurJ
Fos Tskels, address
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IN CLOTHING.

s7O,OOO IN CLOTHING.
i've %, ipns .as s nor fun and mos. arIe IA
In ih country or foreign markets all Of which ~
As, manner % for o shs. elsh.s
Million ~ ios our own houses eselusl'sy nearly half
We pay no second. or Manufacturer. pr.s,
arsn % @ oo % Sy The package from manufacturer, their
We h,ss had wsn.One experience bu,I
shsye abored please Styles workmanship and In
cS h an, % s.r ss a. % % ss and sale of
When you visit our city, cali at
1O2 Main Street,
Where wiIl AT ALL TINES End the
.o BEST BARoArSsni
apso KHEN, BALDWIN WILLIAM
ET EVERYBODY UNDRRsTAND, tha,
STYLISH
Can be found at 10 MAin 81.
90 to prov. ,A, sAcTs A. ..ssl s'.I
Ss4 Sse' sud make 's4' selections '"a psr:.,
nj M"r-"iiie. Vests,
anl mus, he sold No humbug about This ~ "'
oan IN Ahd eNa Naminr the lot
nas' TuPMAN a HULL, iio Main st.
Spring and Summer Clothing.
L.. MORRIS n CO.,
80 and 100 Main st.
WIZ now in aud mos, O.,
RfSpES sspS'fts M,pf i,io,!I1SIi CI@Ti,9lo q, 49,,
..,,...,.r Gents Furni-hing Goods, II
& ever ons5sd to M, market made up BY
Al'' larsc A'soriHento Of
Ca.simcres and
on 9, hand which will make up notice, aud "a49s,ed to
sa,S All We asks a trial. att X. NORRIS CO.
apps 30 and ioo Main II
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StNDRIES PER PACKET AND SrEARER
~ - hits nauls Breasts. Shoulders aud side
10 bbls Leaf Lard
- bbls Medium a. Maekerel
- do do a. 10
- boxes Oranges
u Frkins prime Butte-
- boxes 10 Chees-
q boxes Ctampa CIDER
lwl dozen painted Pals
lnH do Aimt.
l"b hhs Ohio Whisky
u br. Casks Port Wine
IS hh VINEGAR
a. half Chests Black Tea
- hbls Potatoes
l.N 90 y. %. Molasses
lnl dozen Broogns
For sale, low BY
Apg Va, ?, 49,
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/ ADDE'S RIDING HATS,
II fOCkEr HAT,
LOUVRE,
S1RPHY
A. .l,b..,.. CHvMs OWN,
- ELLFTr 4 WEIsIGrR
'"'' ld5 Main -.
iELL, RED SMEDDuM.-DEATH To BED BIGS
1lkkCrIoNS- Gather 10 ths Hqli aud apply ahsr, me
bugs nirst a nos ouiy DESTROY Lut s ths rr.
Hh may have been ltti IN ttr W. nift tui thus Ia ths 10
eney e us pest Recommended 0T tIstuIn.as Prep,ei
~. u, tat oil ~ DOVE co,
''' kshmHul. Nt.
TGSrHECEIYED- Louvre
highland, Noung southerncr,
cFoekct vat, aud Chum'- own.
mao ELLErr 4 wUsICER
RIItbh. Orange County, New York, a lev
- trsins or strictly prime. Tor family us. ~
'a' ALVEY a ItPsCOWn
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fAAN0f.
The mail from Paris had not arrived.
gEpMnNN

is affirmed In Ministerial crflcs ai Berlin that Prus.
has not bound herself any power TO remain nsntrI
Germany Is disposed to leave the initiave 10 Prussia as
she will a'" the heaviest burden to support in the com
IN defence ~ Wv N''''
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'HNhfTs COCOAINE, ~ ~ ~
fishER NNsION, Druggists.
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L"NnoN, May li-NoOL. A ArarEALtAN, CHcrrr, ,vp
CniNA MAs.-Ihe Flora with the above mails ,rri,el
at Mar'c'lcs last night The letters will bc delivered i'm
London on Monday morning. No quarantine at Mar
settles
Mr. Joseph Surge Of Birmingham. died suddenly of
disease Of the heart at o'clock this morning
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the Federal Diet and Austrian AmhasaoT has len fr
Jenna, having been appointed Minister for Foreign Az
inrs in the place Of Count Buol Sohagenstep Who has
rendered his resignation '''
LWrMooL, May li-P. N-Thc Asia wa. detained
here half an hour l $50 " NJ To enable merchants TO
answer letters per the Arabia The Ar,bia's pas.,os
was inside Of vi daya '0
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$. WYATT f CO..
tOWuISsION MERCHANTS,
CHARLESTON. SC
DAEftCIlAE attention given fo fhe rurrfassrf
Cotton, hicc, Lumber. Ar
liberal rrrluee mi T.,
Nrfru ''rseyof hfH.f,furef D5tfreo rbis. e,n
MARSHNLL'S SALT, n prime order. .i,ad,p, from, ..,
- ''' ~ SFlnfN a MILLER.
'''f Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
EHESH SAHhTOGA WATER, ur,si fror, Con.
mas f-s WsiT I, ..-.'lr .i'ssrrs',
C,HENSHAw, QCARLES & CO., hay. is., sp.,..l
| tfl.r rIrI supply fW-irrrs III, .,.,' '' 'F''-a
Ef.k Ii.. MHrtts
rt.k N.f lH' sin Wantts
N"
White H.r.l.
HaUk E.r..s
"'.' 22o BROAD srRErr
RACON, SUCtHS, &c
- Z" hh.s l'rs. Shoulders AMI sides
tn hh's sugars
luU Dozen ErHHrs
Pc BALTIMORE steamer. Cor sale by
NAILS WI w. rYLER
3O HRDs. CUBA uOLAssEs, receiving. ,sd for
walls JONES
100 HHDs rERmHAUrE RAcoy spEs. rot..l.ey
IOU NOMnLE a CLAIBORNE.
matt No u Pearl street
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30 przes, amounting 10
k.,, - -, $40 haisss -. oaartsrs o. "a ''
payable In tall deductjsn ,s"-'N- IA a>--s "a
,uiNsuic' y fdeAtgss Eil be oLI n ,k-
CeFt!seAie Of Package Of 10 whole Tickets a..
10 Half tso
10 Quarter -
Elvhf
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Coon AND BAD LUcK.-Good and
bad luck are much more intimately
connected with character than IS gen
orally acknowledge. Fl. W. Bescher,
in a recent lecture says:
There are men who, sapposing Prov
idenee to have an incapable spite
against them, bennoan in poverty OF a
wretclled old age the misfortunes Of
their lives. Luck forever ran against
them ard for Others. One, with good
profession, lost his luck in the river
where he idled away his time fishing,
when be should have been in the office.
Another, with a good trade, perpetu-
liallv burnt up bis luck with his temper,
which provoked all his employers to
leave him. Another, with a lucrative
business, lost his luck by amazing dill
gence at everything but his business
Another who was honest and constant
at his work, erred BY perpetual mis-
judgements; he lacked discretion,
Hundreds lose their luck by endorsing.
/ by sanguine expectations, by trusting
fraudulent men, and by dishonest gains.
a man has never good luck who has
bad wife. / never knew an early rising
bard working, prudent man careful O
bis earnings, and strictly honest, who
complained Of bad luck. A good char.
aoter, good habits and iron industry
are impregnable to the assaults of al
/ tiIe ill-laek that fools ever dreamed Of
Bnt when see a tatterdemalion creep
ing out of grocery late in the fore
noon, with his hands stuck in his peck
cts, the rim Of his hat turned up, ant
The crown knocked in, | know he ha'
had bad luek-for the worst ofali lucl
lis to be sluggard, knaye or tip
ipler.
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A FIXED FAcT-The less you leave
your children in your viii, the more
they viii have in twenty years after
wards. Wealth inherited should be an
incentive to action instead Of that it
is an incentive tosloth. The only mon
ey that does a man good is what be
earns himself A ready made fortune
like ready made brooches, seldom fits
the man who comes in possession.
A gentleman died in the city of New
York about month ago, who left his
money, personal property, and collec-
ton ofrare painting to his son. The
week after he came into possession, the
pictures were traded off at fourth
their valne to a gentleman who deals
in claret and hook. The father was a
eonnoisseur in fine arts, while the son
was connoisseur only in brandy and
three minute horses. In all probabili-
ty, a year hence will find the property
of the latter parsonage reduced to two
shirts and neck tie, with his soul losi
in spending what his father lost his
soul in saving. As we said before, the
only money that We earn. Ambition
and hope that is stimulated by hall
filed pocket book, have a power thal
will triumph over all difficulties, begin.
ming with the eontumely of the purse
proud, and leaving off with the malice
of the envious. Leok around you, and
figure up if these things are not so
Il
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STRAY So.

FI strayed before ". Walker, j. P.,
Il By Bethel Smith on the 9th day
Of June 1919, and viii be sold ON the
3lst day of December 1850, before the
court house door IN the town Of Belize
vue, for cash, the following described
animal, to-wit: A dark bay MARE
MULE about three years old, about Ii
hands high--branded on the left shout
der with the letter r and with the letter
Don right shoulder; has the mark d
gear on the shoulder and back. Valued
at one hundred and forty dollars. The
owner of said mule is requested To
come forward, prove property, pay
charges, dc.
". Il. HILL Stray master.
July l. 1859. yInI6ln
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MOULD NoF

would not kiss the sSeetdss liz,
Unless it Kissed me, tool;
As well from the your 6 ro4efbua sip
The mornings cold ele9rIdeV.
Nor clasp hand, though soft and warm
Unless it clasp mina owa
I'd rather love The perfect aofm,
Carved out OF Parian stohe.
will not worship eyes thoagh bright
And beautiful they be,
Unless they bend their loving light,
On me-Gad only nc.
/ would not love form thai heaven
Itself hath stamped dlvinef
If / but dreamed its love was given
To other hearts than mise.
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SHERIFFns SUE.

Gtate of Louisiana, Parish "a
~ BossieF. In the District Court.
No ll49. William ". Burns va. Mar.
garet Gregg. BY virtue of writ Of
iieri iacias issued out Of the Honorable
the District Court of the Perish Of
Boesier. in the above entitled auit and
to me directed, l have seized and win
proceed to sell at public auction, az The
Court house door in the town DC Belle
vue, Parish or Bossier. on the flrae
SATURDAY, the Bird dav Of Sen-
tember, A. D.. 1859, between the hours
OF II O'Clock A. N. and P. NJ, The fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
The south east quarter Of north
east quarter OF section swenty,nine,
t29) the south east quarter of north
west quarter and north west auarter al
south west quarter the west half 81
north west quarter, the wesf half Of.
north east quarter and the porth east
quarter OF the south west quarter 81
section thirty 1907 all IN ia township
seventeen IT'D of range No. ten & 10Y
and containing three hundred and
twenty acres, more or less. with all
Improvements thereon.
Seized az the property Of defendant !;
and TO be sold TO pay aud satisfy the
writ issued in the above entitled suit.
Terms Of Sale-CAEH with BEN
fit Of appraisensnt.
L. r. STEELE, Sheriff.
By G. G. NOVEL;. DEPUTY
Bellevue, July 26, 1859. pr SIa 90.
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TO RUILDERS.

FEShe contract to build the BELLE
a YUE ACADEMY will be let
TO the lowest bidder between the hours
OF eleven O'Clock in the forenoon and
four in the afternoon Of MONDAY
The 22nd day of August next, before
the courl house door in the town OF
Bellevue.
Persons desiring, can see full spetifi-
cations Of the size and quality Of the
building. together with all the require
ments TO be made of the contractor. and
also the subscription lists out Of which
the contractor is to be Paid, 5v calling
on B. r. Fort, 10 Bellevue.
JAMES ". JONES,
BENJAMIN r. FORT,
a. II. H0LL1NSWORTa,
n5~4ts Building Commute.
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A SISTERS LovE.-There is no pur-
er feelings kindled upon the altar of
human affections than a sisters pure,
unconstrained love for her brother. 1t
is unlike ali other affections dis
connected with selfish sensuality-so
feminine in its developement-so dig
nifed, and yet, withal so fond and de-
voted. Nothing can altar it-nothing
can suppress it. The world may re-
volye, and its evolutions effect changes
in the fortune, in the character, and
in the disposition of the brother-yet
if he vans, whose hand will so speed
ily reeh out as that of his sister and
if his character is maligned, whose
voice will so readily swell in his advo-
cacy? Next to a mothers unqueDcha-
bic love, sisters is preeminent. 1t
rests so exclusively on the ties of con-
sanquinity for its sustenance, it is wholly
Invested of passion, and springs from
such a deep recess in the human bosom
that when sister once fondly and
deeply regards her brother, that afec-
ton is blended with her existence. In
all the annals of crime, It is considered
something anomalous to find the hand
of a sister raised in anger against hel
brother, or her heart nutuFing the seeds
of envy, hatred, or revenge in regard
to that brother. In all affections o
woman there is a deyotedness which
cannot be properly appreciated by man
In those Regards where the passions art
not all necessary in increasing thu
stregnth Of the affection: more SINGER,
truth and pure feelings may be expect
ed than in such as are Independent
upon each other for their duration a
well as their felioities. A sisters's 10y
in this respect is peculiarly remarka
bic There is no selfish gratifcatio,
| in its outpourings; it lives from tn
natural impulse, and personal charm
are not in the slightest degree necessa
to its birth or duration - hiladelpyi
Press.
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LOST N0TE.

nne promisory note drawn to the
" order of q. r. Rucker, and sign
ed by John r. Alexander for one hHn-
dred and thirty-one dollars and seventy
cents. Dated Goth day Of March 1858,
with interest at z per cent from the
Goth of November 1857. All persons
are hereby warned not to trade for
said note. FL. z. NORMAN.
n4-tf Agent.
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NECK TWISTING There are pr c-I
tees tolerated in religious congrega-
tipns which Christians who are jealous
for the honor of their Masters house
should utterly condemn. Decorum is
tie handmade Of devotional feeling, and
for this reason the house Of God should
never be disturbed by the slightest APP
proach to iTeverence. 1t is a part Of
my religion, said pious old lady,
v.hen asked why she went early to
church, 1t is a part Of my religion not
to interrupt the religion Of others"
And we believe if many a country con
gregation made it part of their relig-
/ ion not 10 twist theft necks almost out
lot joint to Witness the entrance Of ey-
cry 'pesson who passes up the aisle Of
Tie meeting house, it wonld be better
for their necks and their religion. A
/ gross abuse ofieligious decorum some
times needs harsh medicine as a RENE
d..
| We do not know whether it would
be proper for some Of our good minis
tesing brethren, who are sorely tried
neck twisting propensities oftlleir con
gregations 10 use the remedy adopted
Harry Clay Dean, who was at one
time chaplain Of Congress; but We
give it fer their consideration, Of course
Ito adept or reject as they please The
snecdote is from the Pacific Metho
dist:
Being worried one afternoon by thi.
turning practice in his congregation
MI. Dean stopped in his sermon and
said
2 Now you listen to me, and I'll tel
you who the people are as each on,
Of them comes in"
He then went on with bis Discus,
until a gentleman entered, when h
J baWled out, like an usher, { Deacon A
wlo keeps a shop over the way" and
: then went on with his sermon.
Presently another man passed up tn
aisle, and be gave his name, residen
and occupation. So he continued 70
some time.
AT length some one entered til
door who was unknown TO Mr. Dear
when tie cried out, A little old MAJ
wish drab coat and an old white hat
: doa't know him, look FOR yourselves.
That congregation was cured.
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LEGAL NOTIa IS.
= SUCCESSION SALE.

State of Louisiana, Parish "a
~ Bossier. By virtue of a writ az
sale to me directed from the Honorable
the Distriee Court, in and for said
Parish and State, / will Offer
for sale to the last and highest bidder
ct Bellevue on MONDAY the I2th dava
of September next, 1859: A likeIv
NEGRO MAN, JOHN, aged about 81
years; belonging the succession of
John j. Davis, deceased.
Terms Of Sale-A credit until the
first of January next, purchaser to
give note with approved security and
special mortgahe, importing confession
of Judgment.
LOUISA DAVIS,
Aug. 9Th, 1S59n7-S6 Executrix.
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RTCHD ~. TURNER.

4 ttorney and Counsellor at Law.
"A VIII practice his profession. in
the District courts of Bossier, Bien-
vile, Claiborne, and in the Supreme
court at Monroe. Mr.. Turner pledges
himself TO give his undivided attention
to the prompt discharge of all business
entrusted to his care. Office, Belle
yue, La. vInI
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SHERIFF,S SAEE.


Gtate OF Louisiana, Parish Of
~ Bossier In the District Court.
No 1l4S. Wilson Potnroy q Co. va.
Margret Gregg. BY virtue Of a wri,
Of fieri facias issued out Of the Honor
able the District Court Of The Parish Of
Booster, In the above entitled suit and
to me directed, | have seized and will
proceed to sell. al public auction, at the
Court house door in the town of Belle
vue, Parish of Bossier, on the frat
SATURDAY, The 3rd day OF SEM
TENDER, A. d. 1859, between the hours
OF | / O'Clock A. NJ. and r. NJ. the fol-
lowing described property t0-wit
One negro woman, slave named
AGNESS. aged about go years, OF
yellow complexion
Seized as the property Of defendant :
and 10 be sold to pay and satisfy he
writ issued in the above entitled suit.
Terms of Sale-CASIf, with benes
fit Of appraisement.
l.. f. STEELE, Sheriff.
By &C. NowELL. DEPUTY.
Bellevue, July 26. 1859 pf sii 90
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WANrEp.-Girls want good hus-
bands young men want prudent and
sweet tempered wives. Dandies and
fashionable ladies, who screw their
waists to resemble wasp, want com
mon sense.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

0FEIcE Y. S. e T. RAILRoAD Co. j
Monroe, la, Aug. 4, 1859.
7 She annual meeting Of the sfoeI-
L holders Of the Vicksburg, Shreve-
port and Texas Railroad COMPANY viii
be held at the office Of the COMPANY
on Monday the 10Th day a September
next TOR exam nation OF the C0Inpany's
accounts. and on Monday, Sd Of 0cto-
Der, 1859, for the election Of Board
OF Directors, in conformity to the 9TH
and 10th sections Of the Charter.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
@. ID. STILLMAN, Secretary.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Northern Mail-Leaves Thursday a.
NJ. Arrives Friday 9P.M.
Southern Mail--Leayes Friday 6A. NJ
Arrives Saturday 6 P. NJ.
Eastern Mail-Arrives Daily II A. M.
Leaves IL N.
Western Mail-Arrives Daily II N.
Leaves 2 P. NJ.
Walnut HiL-Leayes Monday A. N.
Arrives Tuesday pm.
j. A%JONES, p. III.
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Sheriff.

BlenHllle.
For Sheri6.
We are authorized to announce
JOHN G. ALLEN as a candidate for
the Office of Sheriff, at the approaching
election in November next.
We are authorized to announce
CHARLES C.. NOVEL; as an in
dependent candidate for the office of
Sheriff, at the approaching election in
November next.
We are authorized to announce
PHIL0 ALDEN as a candidate for the
for theN office of Sheriff, at the next
approaching election.
We are authorized to announce
RUSSELL JONES as candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff, at the approaching
November election.
Weare authorized to announce ID.
b. DOYLE as a candidate for Sheriff,
Mt the next ensuing election.
For Clerk.
We are authorized TO announce
JOHN n. WEST as candidate for
the office of Clerk of the District court
in Bossier. at tho approaching election.
We aIe authorized to announce A. A.
ABNEY as candidate for the Office of
Clerk Of the District Court, at the
next approaching election.
For assessor.
We are authorized to announce j. A.
lINABNETT rs a candidate for the
office of Assessor, at the approaching
election.
/ Mr.. EDIToR-Please announce the
name of n. r. BLACKWELL as a
candidate for the Office of Assessor al
the ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
We are authorized to announce J,
MARION DOYLE as a candidate fol
thes Office of Assessor at the ensuing
| election.
We are authorized TO announce B. S
EDWARDS as a candidate for the
office of Assessor at the ensuing cleo.
ton.
! We are authorized to announce w
/ s. STROUD, as candidate for tht
Office of Assessor. at the ensuing elee,
ton.
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Two OF TwExTY-rIyE" Ny dar-
ling" said an anxious father, | intend
you shall be married, but do not in
tend that you shall throw yourself away
on any Of the wild, worthless boys of
the present day. No you must marry
sober and mature age one that can
charm you with wisdom and good adj
vice, rather than personal attraction.
What do you think ola fine, intelligent
mature husband Of fity?n
The unid, meek, blue-eyed little
daughter looked in the old mans face
and vita the slightest possible touch Of
interest in Der voice, answered.
think two oftwentY-fve would be BEL
ter, pa"
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rea aFallnu- ..itizans al !

s Fellow citizens said stump
orator, I'VE have the best country. in
the world and the best government.
What people enjoy more privileges
than we do? Here we have libety to
speak, and liberty of the press, without
onerous despotisn. What, feilow-eiti-
zens, is more desirable than this Dc
you want anything more. my country.
men Z" " Yes-sir-ee,n sang out a red
laced loafer, " this is dry work. I wan,
a suck out Of the flask sticking out Of
your coat pocket"