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Printing Inks.

We have for sale quantity Of WADEs Color
Id Ixxs, which are justly considered the best in
market. There are among them All shades Of Red,
Blue, yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
IS oents up to per b. Also White Ink, Gold
Siie and varnish, and nearlyan grades of Black
Ink. Of the Same manufacture
Wehave, besides, . quantity of Mather's Black
Inks, still undsposcd Of, thar which there
better in market.
All Of which we will sell at manufacturer pri-
ces, for cash.
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e. r. CLIFFORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,

Third-st.. bet. Main and ohnson,
kEOkU
have received new assortment Of those fne
Perry Watches For Railroad Timekeepsrs they
are unsurpassed. Call and examine the best Watch
ever offered in this market. general assortment
Of fine Gold Jewelry and Coin Silver Ware. En-
craving done on goods SOLD without charge.
sPECTACLES.
To those in want Of Specta-69
cles, would say, come where you can have = pair
selected that will suit your eyes, and Of the kind
Of Glasses that are mechanically adapted TO suit
every condition Of sight. This 10 no Guess
Work.
My personal attention will be given to the Re-
pairing of Watches, Clocks, Jswelry, &C., which
will be warranted 10 give satisfaction. Every
description Of Goods in my line made to order
Engrssing done Ut Short Notice.
dec4dAw
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I 0Oapt. Bartlett il preparing to take .
rip - Dss Moines City ~ master OF the
bHnmilton Belle.
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Arrivals ~ the BillIngs House.
MAY Us p

VIZ Ely, Hamilton Ill; n Tatsls, Ksosaaqus;
G W cutlsr, Bentonsport; Q h johnson, Chicago;
IF arafs, Pslla; 9 Melton, Ill; II 8 Blanchard and
family, w Dsntaa, st Louis; VIM Roberta, st
Franeisville; AcKsnny, o 8 MAI; Theo Cole,
VIII n Robinson, Quincy G Z Crffaih, Baltimore;
r PCorlsy, Cincinnati: 9 W Bonsall, Aasoatins;
g u Wise, Wafssw; g Waters, river; r Kaye.
city; Mrs. n French, m; B " Oakley, str Ben
Campbell; n Workman, str Clara Hine; A N
White, Miss & Messenger, Mrs Williams, Davsn-
mort.
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co M NJ E RCIAL.
DAILY CARR CRY OYrrc1. !

| DAILY CARR CRY OYrrc1.l
- \. ksoknk, May 2nd.
| Rivers sOnsinus high and roads have been good
The Dss Moinss River trade has BEEN very large
for The past month. Withoutit April would have
been about tho dulIest month ever known hsrs.~-
droceriss Are shnsnins up. Money n tight. Quo
| tations ~ bslow. l#afss
| FLoUR--country, - 81 to o. 90 Per sAck.--
6spsrfns, - rs per sack. Extra, (fall whsat)
- 70 - - per Dbl. Graham, 1315 per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS. / 90 per 20.
CORN-7b ets-I rssdy sale.
BARLKY-spring, 4eass, Fall, sea7bc.
WHBAT.-s5 to 10 for Spring l 90 to 70
for Fall.
OATB--In request at 10 TO 90.
kYE-oec to 7ccj little coming in.
PO1ATOES-Soto 9s BY the load retail 35a3e
| eta per peck. A
dROcKRIEs-N. Q. Sugar fair 7a74, No. 1,
n prime 8, clarified o3a1o, crushed and loaf u
hl22. Reconsideration ~ to 40, 8. II. 80
TO ", Golden Syrup, rs to &c., Coase---Rio u
to III. Java lsto Ice. Rice (nex)5l to SIC.
s0AP-Paln elc, Family 70.
CANDLRS-Star IL to ~, st~arine Ii. Mould
H.. 1853
AAnD-lu 70 IOt rctAiI lac.
BUTTER-1o 10 Is; choice n TO Is retail 80.
HIDES-Dry lba to loo; green, to 81.
HAY-Prairis35t to 50; Timothy and Hunga-
rian, ~ to $1o Balsd do. $1l to $I2; Retail, SIS.
SEEDs.--Hungarian Grass, 81 90 to / Is cts. |;
Timethy,41 50 toI oej Flax Seed. 81 Ooa$1 20.
SuNDRIES-Onions, IS to 95 Eggs, 8to9;
Feathers, 3be to size; White Beans, SOC 90 As.
FRUIT-Gresn apples, choice, Is 90 10 1B -
per Dbl. Dried appiss, - 80 to - 70 per bush-
Ell. Dried pssches, - 60 to - 70, Raisins, -
so to 3 rs.
CHEkSE-W. r. Is; Denmark 10 to IL.
PROVISIONS - Mess Pork SIS 90; Hams 81;
Shoulders Z clear sides ..
BEEF-very scarce; 3ia4le gross; IL to 10 Per
quarter.
sHEEP-ts 30 u - 80 p Asad.
HOGs-Drssssd, - 90 70 S7se.
sALT-G. A., u 10 10 81 Is Per sack; Kama
wha, 7eoa7 10 PER bbl.; Liverpool, 433s per sack.
Lake - sba2 Is p Dbl.
FisH-AacksreI, No. 1 $40 TO Sal y Dbl; No.
: $lS TO $40; No. 5 4I2 70 SIS. White, No. 81 Is
70 IS % y half bbl.j No. = 81 50 to $475. Cod
Pish 5to Rn.
ExcuAHGE.--On New York for currency IL per
cent; forgoid I percent. st.Losisa per cent.
81. Louis Market.
|. ST.. LouIs, April 80.
FLoUR-Country superGne IS 90 TO SIS; city do
s..
WHEAT-$l 05 10 / 30.
C0RN-70 TO SIC.
| OATS-s3 to sec.
LARD-3oie.
WHIsKY-243c.
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LIN Plata.
VTlHE Argentine Confederation and Paraguay
= bsing narrative Of the exploration Of the
tributaries Of the river La Plata, and adjacent
countries during the years 1858, -, 65 and rs,
under the ordefs Of the u. 8. Goveramsnt: BY
Thos. J. Pags. U. s. n, Commander Of The sxpedi-
apSd OGDEN, BR0WNELL 1 co.
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J. a. WILL5CN. n. 6USfiN .
Wilson & Gustin.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, CIGARS, &e,
IIAvE locate at room No. 2 Estes House, Main
LII It,, near 9th, Keokuk, Iowa, where they offer
to the trade large stock Of the best quality and
brands Of pounds, half pounds, s, and 10 lump
Tobacco; cut chewing and smoking do, in tin-fcil
papers, bbls. and bbls. Also, large and general
assortment Of Imported and Domestic Cigars, DC.
All goods warranted represented.
AprSdAw
L. HOWE,
CITY Auctfonecr, Ko0k NIX, Iowa,
MILL attend to sales of Merchandise, Furni-
w ture, Horses, Carriages, Real Estase and all
kinda Of Personal Property.
TERMS EASY.
Office Ut B. A. Williams' store, MAin-st., between
Sd and Ath. lmsh17d
nRAWING Paper, Bristol Boards, Blotting Pa
~ Per, Tissue Paper, Whiting Cards, Sealing
Wax Sand Boxes, Muciiage, Water Bowls, Steel
Pens, Bill Files, States, Penhoiders, Portfolios,
lawyer Seals, Lead Psncils, Inkstands, Interest
tables, Copying Books, Brushes, Chessmen Back
OGDEN, BRowNELL ! CO.,
apr6d 81 Main-st.
Also, New supplies OF
7 A PLATA, Ellis Madagascar, -
- The Land Of the Book,
Atkinson's Liberia,
Sovthwold,
Northern Travel,
New York TO Delhi,
Just received ct the CRY Book SroRE, 81 Main-st.
apl6d OGDEN. BROWNELL : CO.
Wan Papers asa window shades.
A FULL assortment, Al kinds and prices Just
- recsivsd BY OGDEN, Bk0WNELL = co.
PhlladeiphIn CoPperas.
l sale By A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
apr20-d 90 Main street.
Cabincs Glue.
RI n LBS. Bone Nos. and :, and "Extra," in
For sale by A. ]. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
spr2O.d % MAin-st.
AMEH, SHOvELs
TUsT REcRIvED-A lot Of Amss shovels, just
u received andfor sale by
TILLTNGAAsT, LANE BuEL,.
Sign Of the Broad-Axe,
apr2odlw 1913 MAin-st.
AskInson,s siberia.
ORIENTAL AND WESTERN 6IBERIA-A
Adventurss in Siberia, Mongolia. the Kirghis
steppes Chinese TsItary and part Of csnsIsl Asia.
For sale - OdDEN, bnVWNnLL 6VO.
CI1Y Book STORE,
An9a No. 81 Main-st.
Bonn0l NoarAs
TUST received and for sale by
j OGDEN, BROWNELL 4 CO.,
Anrad No. 50 Main-st.
FINANCES, Lemons, Figs, French and German
~ Prunss, NJ. r. and Layer RAisins, CnrrAnts
10. COLLIERS ROBERTSON.
mh35-d
1,wrur por xToIa sc- 80 - --~----------------
- IA KELLOGG RIRGE,
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$500 to $500.
SAVED On 4
S r Q V E,
no. " 1gaia-Street.
COMsTOCK 4 BIO.
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance !!
NEW YORK wALL-sTREErsroCK
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Mumboldt,
Lamar,
Ailantic.
Also QUAKER CITY IHs. co., Of PHILADELPHIA,
AND rHE RENOWNED
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE ms. CO.,
with Nes Accunul at On OF "a, O8l $50.
w. Il. wOOD, Agent for the above compa-
MES. of6oe on Third-st, Keoksk, Iowa.
April h-din
Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
DOLCIES CT Insurance issued At the lowest
rates in the following reliable fst class COM
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YoHK
This IL the safest and most reliable Life insurance
Company In the world. with m accumulated
Fund Of over -, 900 900.
ATLANTIC FIRM AND MARINE ms. CO.,
| or PROVIDENCE, RI.
| Capital e1SO, 900 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.,
sPRIE0YIxLD, MASS.
Capital sItO,OO
PEORIA MARINE 4 FIRE INSURANCE co.
PnORTA, ILL.
Capital $500 200 90.
Those desiring Insurance will do we'll to call 1t
the Agency Once Of G. X. DIMOND,
april Sdlm Main-st., over Ogdsn's Book Store,
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co. !,
or HARTFORD.
IHcORPoRArED IN 1910.
Capital. 200 22s, 1881
ALL PAID UP.
DiRxcrons-H. Huntington, Albert Day, James
Goodwin ,Chas. Boswell, Henry Ksney, Calvin Day,
Job Allyn, John 2. Brace, Chas. j. Russ.
THO. g. ALLYN, Ssc'y. H. HUNTINGTON, pres't.
C. G. LYMAN, Asst Sec. w. N. BowKRs, Act'ry.
VIM. w. BELKANAP, Agent.
Keokuk, April ., sod
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Blk OF Goshen Goshen.
BIZ Of Gosport, Gosport.
Blk Mt. Vernon, Mt. v.
BIZ Of Paoli, psoli.
Blk Rockville, Wabash.
Blk Salem, N. Albany.
Blk OF Salem, Salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal BIZ, Evansville.
Crescent City Bk /"
Exch. Blk, Greencastle.
Fayette County Bank.
Hoosier Bank.
Indiana Blk. Madison.
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wo. Ether the telegraph, SAYS the

gs2- Either the telegraph, says the
Picayune, makes bad blunder in re-
porting Mr. Hale, Of the United States
senate,or that Senator showed strange
ignorance of history, ia saying, mo Y.
- Senator had ever been elected Presi-
dent" aud gave some few reasons
in explanation ofthat supposed fact =
Mr.. Buchanan and Mr.. Pierce have
both been Senators, and so were Mr..
Van Buren, Gen. Harrison, and John
Quincy Adams We DO not place Mr..
Tyler on he list, although be, too, had
been Senator, far he was not elected
President, but Vice President.
| Mr.. Hale attributed the failure Of
Sc palors to be elected President to the
fh8tit Senators have ofintroducing fiji
| clustering resolutions and making
/ political speeches but the cause as
sfgped fails With the fact. Senator'S
have been elected, as Senator'S have
failed, and as more persons have been
elected who had been Senators than
candidates have failed who had been
Sepators, The opposite inference IS most
nearly logical, that to have been a U.
rs. Senator is an advantage to a man
lin his a, piratious for the Presidency.
/ il, as IS most likely, the New Hamp-
shne Senator meant merely to say that
the Senators who were the favorites o.
great party for the Presidency, but
were defeated either in the nomination
or in che election, failed because Q
/ their prominence andsboldness in the
Senate, it was an unworthy fling at the
memory Of such men as Clay and Web
ster, better becoming the stump speech
Of some reckless political slandere d
than the Senate chamber, once grace
BY those great men. But the fervan
love of Union which was not only on
their lips, but in their hearts, and which
Tnsuiiest Itself in the courageous ane
self-saeriiciug Efforts TO turn back III
f4ging food ofssctionalism made then
hated IN 6fe BY the men who send tai
man to the Senate to sheer at th
modest acts of the pnrest. dead patriots
- pioas old lady tod her so
$ moi 10 60, under any circumstances,
fishing on Sunday. but if he did, BY q
= means to bring home the fish.
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PARTITYON SALE.

Succession Of .sugg and Elizabetls
Mcintyre, deceased.
Cstate Of I louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
~ BY virtue Of writ of sale issued
from the District court of said parish
and State, and to me directed | will
proceed to sell at public auction Oh the
premises, on
RIDAY
the 9th day Of january next, 1850,
for PARTON, the following described
lands belonging to the succession Of
j. B. Sugg, and Elizabeth Mcintyre,
deceased, to-Wit:
The south east quarter of the
south east quarter of section twenty
nine [29l the sol th half, and the west
half Of northwest quarter Of section
thirty three 1881 the east half Of north
cast quarter, the east half Of south east
quar6er, and the west half of south
west quarter of section thirty-two f32l
all in township number seventeen III
range eleven iii.
Also, the west half of northwest
quarter of section three [3l the north
half of section four [4l the east half
of north west quarter of section five
Isl the north half of south west quar-
ter, the south half Of south east quar-
ter, and the north west quarter Of
southeast quarter of section number
eight f9]; the north half Of southwest
quarter Of section lumber nine F9l all
in township sixteen EI6l and range
eleven III.
Also, the south east quarter of south
west quarter of section eighteen Isl
lots, number enc Fl land two 2 north
east fractional quarter of the north
west quarter Of section number nine
| teen TO and lot number one II and
| fractional south half Of the north half
Of section number twenty R0] town
ship sixteen l6] range eleven [ III
containing in all one thousand eight
hundred and ninety seven acres and
| eighty-three one hundreths of an acre
| 1887 S3-00l LESS the west half OF
north west quarter Of section number
three T31 the east half Of northwest
quarter of section number four All
township sixteen [16l range eleven III
and the east half Of southeast quarter
of section thifty-three 1881 township
seventeen II range eleven II also
about sixty 1907 acres more or less, on
the west Of the above lands and lying
cast of a certain branch, in all about
three hundred acres, conveyed by j.
b. Sugg. to Mrs. Dortch by will ;
| leaving in all about 1875 acres.
| Also, the following other lands,
known as the Fairview tract, on Lake
Bistenau, to-wit: Lots number three
and four Of fractional section six 81
township sixteen (I6) north of range
number ten (l0) west, containing
ninety eight and $500 acres.
Terms of sale-Cash ON all except
the Fairview tract, which viii be sold
on credit of twelve months from day
Of sale; purchasers to give notes
bearing 8 per cent interest from date
with approved personal security,
Titles to pass at expense of purchaser.
T RelIeyue, La, Dec. 21st 1859.
II A. MCINTYRE,
Tutor for the minor heirs.
n,6 Cts pf 1871 SO
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100 .sLllN NOTICE.

C,tate of Louisiana, Parish Of Bossier.
- Clerk Office 18th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that William
McDaae. Of Fannin county Texas, has
this day fled IN the Office of said
Clerk his application to be recognized
rs foreign fa5or for Nancy j. McDade,
a minor. Nov, therefore, this to noti-
fl all persons concerned to come for
ward and show cause, if any they have
la thirty days, why the said applicant
should not be recognized as foreign
tntor, and authorized to remove the
property OF said minor.
Given pnder my hand and seal q
Office at Bellevue this 24th December
4. d. 1853. A. a, Ai2NE4
~ st Sc CLERK,
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J. A. BRE1UI,
a tterney and Counsellor at Law
IN PIaquemine, La. nf27
So Q ESS 80 40 TI(,,Es,.

@ tate Of Louisiana, Parish Of Bossier.
- Clerk i office 18th District Court.
McDade aresident of the County of
Fannin, iu the state Of Texas, has
this day filed in said Clerks office, his
application to he recognized as foreign
tutor for the miner John +. MeDade.
Now. therefore, all persons are hereby
notified 10 come forward in thirty days
and show cause, if any they haze, Why
the said applicant, should not be re-
cognized as foreign tutor, and author
lied to remove the property Of said
minor.
Given under my hand and seal q
Office 1t bellevue, this 9th December
1859. A. A. ABNEY,
M st So Clerk.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.


State of Louisiana- Parish of Bossier.
Clerks Office 18th District Cout
NT Office is hereby that Renbin NJ.
IN Morris administrator Of the sue
oession Of Edward I'll. Norris deceased,
has bis day filed in the Office Of said
clerk. his fableau Of debts as admits
traitor aforesaid. New, therefore, this
IS to aamonish ali persons concerned,
that If opposition is net made thereto
within the time prosecuted by law, the
said account viii be holnologated and
made the Judgment tie court.
Given under my hand and seal of
Office, at Bellevue, this the 21st day Of
December A. il. 1859.
THOS. N. BRADEN.
n262 t SO Deputy Clerk.
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:. uNloN MaErgNes . Noara.

3lieA lntGalESS ds tdG y IAtA /
have now become a general thing the !
hue and cry is spread throughout the !!
land "God save the noble Union"
We have no fears of dissolution Of
the Union yet; but we anticipate the
time when this wonder win really prove
a reality. The day viii come, but
how distant, is beyond cur comprehen-
sion-when the ties that bind the gIori-
Gus States together will be severed in
twain. We are no aIarmist to make
bold assertions to frighton the immag-
nations Of senguinqry individuals.
We prefer rather, to state clear and
unsophistoeated facts. The day win
eventually come when the South VIII
cease 70 bear the calling insults heap
ed upon US by The crazy fanatics Of the
North. One party party breaches a
doctrine, another puts it IN practice,
and we are to overlook the iniary
because size general voice &c the North
didnot directly centre upon the identi-
cal point; though it was done by some
and denounced BY a Struggling few
wlose Voices a Q h ktd amid the cry
Of the masses.
Let the South hold The North as a
unit responsible for What her cit;zens
do-taey preach the odious Decline,
and let them abide The consequences,
though the majority do not take part
in every instance. They preach their
dootrineas home in everyday bust
| ness, md not content with that; si1ant-
y enter the peaceful cabins Of our
slaves, incite him onward to deeds OF
/ murder and and rapine-and yet, oh
" honest, honest lago,' theu dost all
things. The right hand held the dag
Ser, and plunged It in the upturned
bosom the lett lmnd s5.npataised. .bni
! did moi take paFt-alld On this gronnt
the whole body is rendered gaiitless
2 Forgive Them brother, lhey know
/ net what TINT theT az, :, Isl nov tic cry
Of The Union ers Is tbe North. W,
| have forgiven u1til forgsigntss ia.
/ 6 ase9 To besFe stfe-gtara to & r pea ee
] fill homes aulfifesidas. 0hc SOL Ia,
| been invaded the knife of the ineen
eendary has baealifted over our ser,
hearth-stone, helpless women ant
children murdered IN their own homes
And nov we are asked to have nc -cy
mercy, there Is no mercy. Gould th
dwellings Of tie wife and child ],e hear
il would cry oat to Us far roveng
fhere y nats.a drop Of blood taa sloa
in the veins Of q true Southerner 81
would willingly be she'd il defence {
cur sacred institutions-eone wht
/ may.
at lust these bowling fanatics l.av
Ebeen touched opon the pocket ners
BY the fear of Withdrawal Of soe9hei
: Support FROM Northera mannfacfure
{ which if brought into action woul
i reduce their now thriving manpf eta
] les into a stateof pestilenee md fau
me. Touch them upon tie rock
j nerve, and it sends a thrilling shot
! through the entire system. Let o
]. motto towards the North be--.'no dea
ingsi 10 intereouEae no patreaage
no association
TINS AurnoR OF rHs MARs1rIt.
/ IIYMy il Couer.- Malialsolf lie r.
corr espondeut Of the New York Tim
Snvs: A fiiaI wtieh has Just ternlit
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tt turns out to be a hoax. says a
Mississippi paper, that the Hon. Mr.
Tisdale, the distinguished member from
kemper, introduced bin some days
ago, amending the Acts Of the 4 eostlea
and that when private bili was
introduced in relation to hotels, he
moved to lay the bin Of fare on the
table.
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W. al. scANL.AND, EaItoE.


TERsfA
The BossIER BANNER is issued every
Friday mornipgs Subscription, per
amluIn, three djpllars-in advance.
Advertisements inserted for one dollar
per square OF tfn Zines o. less, for
The first insertiois and so cents for
each subsequent oae. Liberal de-
ductions made 81 favor If yearly
advertisers, whesw5ll be rtq9iretI to
confnle themselves strictly To their
Legitimate basid4s9,
Professional and BIS aess caTdsinsert-
ed by the year, fsr sen Col ars; I've
dollars f1r six months. 4
Announcements of5 capdidates viii nc
inserted for ten dollars-to be paid
fn Advance.
Allartfcles inserted Cor tie bene6s q
parties or indivi2asls, ct their 9~u
Specification, viii he charged fif as
advertisements.
job work to be pui{1 for ON delivery,
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E To speak against slavery IS Il

- 70 speak against slavery IS the
objectionable sin. National Era.
Well, don't fret about It. If your
brethren have no more sense than to
come sohth and speak against our IN
stitutiop, they viii find pardon exceed
ingly senee-no half SO easy of access
as tar, feathers aud rope. Southern
Mercury.
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sEIECE. .SION SIZE.


Tpy virtue of a commission to me
directed from the District Court
of Booster Parish, Louisiana, !, james
81. Shaw, administration Of the success
siou Of Jalnes Shaw. deceased, will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, affhe residence Of Joseph AZ.
Gardner, three miles east of Collins
burg, in the parish Of Bosaier, Louisi-
ana, on
MONDAY
the 30h dry Of january, ls60, the
| following property to-wit, 8 slaFes'
namely:
JOE. d. nan aged 10 years.
Alb. a boy aged is years.
/ JULIA, a woman aged II years, alle
/ her two children,
EDMUND. aged z years, and
/ WESLEY, aged s years.
Also, ab6ut zoo bushels of corn ans
q stack Of fodder.
Tho sale is nlisde on credit % I
months, purchasers to give their note
with approved personal security, an.
/ a mortgage on the slaves so purchased
j Titles at the cost Of the purchasers
This 29ta December. 1859.
JAMES S. SHAW,
/ na7 6k 80 Administratol
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10 How mary spend half their
time in decorating their persons and
yet make such an indecent exposure Of
their anfigleafed souls as should sub
jgei thefn 10 a criminal prosecution.
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no. To any Of our -iioSsier friends
who desire to subscribe to 4 shreva
port paper Of worth and soundness, we
would recommend them to the Caddo
Gazette, as capable q filing Tie tiIl.
The Gazette is an OLD and well estab-
lished sheet, and bears the ring Of sbe
true metal, DR.. Lads, though he Aas
uncorteoosly used aiscolumps against
US, yet has our best whistles, for9ve
recognize him as a sF1e gentleman.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-30
sIrccEssI0N NoTIeE.

SUCCESSION NOTICE.
Ctate Of Louisiana, Parish Of BossieT.
- Clerks office 18th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that Albert w
sparlin, former tutor for Thaddeus NJ
spurlin has this day filed in the ofiioo
al said clerk, his final account as tutor
aforesaid. Nov, therefore, this is 70
adneaish ali persons concerned, that
If Opposition is net made thereto
within tlae time prescribed by law, tho
said account will BIO hplnologated a'id
made lie Judgment Of the court, and
said tutor discharged,
Given un1er my hand and seal Of
Office. a6 Bellevue. this the 10Th day Of
December i. >. 1889.
A. 4 ABNE1.
| NC St sc CLERK.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-12-30
ur Miss Tennessee Gibson ali

~ Miss Tennessee Gibson died
recently. near Strangers Homo, Law.
renee county. Arkansas. She was pas.
sionately addicted to zpuif-dipping, 50
much 50 .has she retired for the night
with the poison in heF mouth, and ii
the morning w,.s found a corpse with
the sunff adhering to her lips What
a commentary On The disgastiais prae-
lice.