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OLIVE BRANCH
n AND ATLANTIC WEEKLY

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LAMA g. SP0R.
TEXAS NEAR THE IEvEl

'hAAS srREEf-NEAR THE LEVEE,
SHREVEPORT, La,
NM ould respectfully call the atten-
w. ton of the citizens Of Bossier,
and The world generally that they have
on hand, and are continually receiving
the largest, best and cheapest stock OF
Dry Goods ever brought to the wharf
OF Shreveport. They would call the
especial attention ofthose who wish 10
purchase goods. to their complete new
and splendid stock. which they are con,
tident cannot be equalled in the mar
ket, Their stock consists ofeverythng
in their line. consisting in part Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes. be-
SIDES \ large supply OF every article
belonging to the wardrobe LADIES'
fancy goods, &c. They also have
large supply of Groceries. Provisions
Hardware, Cntlery, Crockery ware.
Queensware, &c. de vlnf5
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STRAY SALE

ENstrayed before B. F. Crownover, j.
~ p, by james Millions. on tho
10th day of September 1859, and will
be sold before the court house door, in
the town of Bellevue on the End Satur-
day in March; 1860, for cash, the fol-
lowing described animal, to-wit: A
small white MARE, about IA hands high,
six years old, branded with IS Fl =" ON
the right hip. Said animal was taken
up at the premises of the said Millions
about the 10th day of August last, and
appraised at one hundred dollars.
The owner of said mare is requested
to come forward, prove property; pay
charges, &c.
w, H. HILL, Stray master.
Bellevue, Sept, l3, 1859. nl2-6
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SHERIFFS SIZE

Gttate Of Louisiana, parish of Bossier,
| ~ Int the district court. A FL Hearne
vs.. James r Cason, No. 1884. John
Bopp VS.. James r Cason, No. 1894
BY virtue of waits of fieri facias issged
out OF the honorable the district court
of the parish Of Bossier, in the above
entitled suits and TO me directed. have
seized and will proceed to sell. al pub
lie auction. at the curt house door IN
the town Of Bellevue parishoi Bossier.
en the first SATURDAY, the Sd day
Of December, A. D. 1889, between
The hours Of IL o'clock A. NJ, and A P.
NJ, the following described property.
to-wit:
The undivided one>eighth part of
the succession of Edward ] Cason, late
81 this parish, deed, being the entire
interest of the defendant, ia mes r
Cdson therein, the said defendant being
an heir Of the said Edward ] CasoD
deceased.
Also the Undivided one eighth bart
of the following slaves, fo>wit
jim, woman, aged about fiflv
years.
MOURNING, woman, aged about
thirty five years.
JUDE, a man, aged about eighteen
j ears.
KATE, a girl, aged about eighteen
years.
MILE, a woman, aged about nine
teen years, and her child, aged IS
months.
The interest in the slaves herein men
lioued will be sold together with The
interest in the succession, they having
been ven'oried as part thereof. The
interest in the said properly will be
sold without said property being pre-
sent, it being now in he legal posses
sion OF the administrator of said sue
cession.
Seized as the property of ames r.
Cason, and to be sold 70 pay and saiis-
~ the wis issued in The above entitled
suits
Terms Of Sale-Cash with the bene-
lit OF appraisement
Sheriff office at Bellevue, October
10. a D. 1850.
L. f. STEELE. Sheriff.
BY W.. HAScocK. Deputy.
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i HONEYMOON CONFERENCE.-The cor
respondent of the DeIawarian, writing
from watering place, gives the follow
ing report of a conversation between ,
newly married couple from Virginia
There is depth of affection it, viii oh
is quite refreshing to contemplate.
{ "William-dear William !" said the
wife, with world of affection in her
eyes.
Speak, heavenly charmer ~ replied
the newhushand, returning with inter
estthee ,pressive glances of his spouse.
Dear William !"
"Adorei Eliza!'
Sweet hatterer!"
angelic creature -
Dear dear William, pardon me
but do you think short walk would
hurt US, as the divine WILLIS saws y,
Il fear, leveliest of thy sex, that
you may be fatigued.'
Fear not dearest!r'
Heavenly emanation-bricht dream
of my precarious existence-but I can
not help fearing"
"Sweet William"
"Celestial Elijah,
Here they fell to violent kissing
which lasted about fifteen minutes
Almost breathless the lady exclaimed.
William dear William, why ear
you SO sweet! Oh, the joy, the crsta-
ey OF welded bliss! Best beloved,
will you ever love me thus -
BY yonder fearful say tremen-
dious' orb swearr' he exclaimed,
pointing to the setting sun.
"And as memento of our weddinr
day, viii you yearly bring me here
sill your cherished idol /"
Pet-my lIfo-my
ove-i will bring you here every
Tear-if my capital holds out"
''oh' bravest and best of thy noble
'ex' talk not of capital in this, our
your of bliss!''
How much they talked the writer
'annot say for he called away at this
moment to welcome some friends from
Maryland. But he is firmly of the
'pinion that none but married people
NOW what real happiness is. While
he above happy couple were talking,
e felt as if immersed in molasses
nd everything since has looked, felt
md smelt sweet.
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STRAY S1LE.

4 fslrayed before me. the undersigned
H authority, by E. s. CLARK, on the
10th Gay OF October, 1850 aud will be
sold before he court honse door. IN the
town of Bellevue, on the Sd Saturday
in January. 1860, for cash, the follow
ing described STEER. to-wit: a white
steer with black head and spot an the
right shoulder, about IL years old, with
the points of his horns sawed and
marked with a smooth .rop and saw.
sett in the left ear.
The owner of said animal is REQUEST
e to come forward, proAe property,
pay charges, &c.
Bellevue, La, Oct. 18th 1859.
w. Fl. HILL
nl7 3m Stray~master.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE

State of Louisiana. parish Of Bos-
~ sier. Clerks office, 18th district
court. Notice is hereby given that
William Plat, tutor Tor all the minor
heirs OF Vim. M. Hodge, deed, has
this dag fled in the Office of said clerk.
his final account as tutor aforesaid
Now, therefore. this is TO admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is
not made thereto within the time pro,
scribed by law, the said account will be
homoIogated and made the judgment
of the court.
Given under my hand seal Of office,
T L. S at Bellevue, this the 18th day Of
October. A. D.. 1859.
A. A. ABNEY,
MI CT Sc 90 Clerk.
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4 CARD

@ To my numerous friends
-. and customers of Bossier g@1n
as Parish | beg to announce u. "a
that have taken an agency for Mr. 3.
y. MEsR1TZ, and re-opened at my late
stand, corner of Texas and Market
streets, in Watson's building, where
they will find the largest and finest as
sortment of goods ever offered in this
market before, consisting of
w A 7 CH ES,
OF the best English manufactures, fully
guaranteed, and at PRICES TO CoMpARE
WITH ANY HOUSE IN NEW ORLEANS. +
also keep a large assortment of
SILVER WARE,
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
FINE CUTLERY, CLOCKS,
BRAZIL PEBBLES. &c.
AS for the work department, my PR
'onai attention willie given, and moth
ng will be spared to give satisfaction.
p. +. l.. FRANK,
cor. Market and Texas streets.
Fl-n<u Shreveport, La.
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STRAY SAFE.

! Nstrayed before the undersigned,
A authority, on the 10th day of
August 1859, by Col. Elijah Hudson,
and will be sold before the Court house
door, in the town of Bellevue on SAT
URDAY, the 24th day of February,
1850, for cash, Mustang MARE
MULE, of red sorrel color, with white
name and tail !; allowed five years old ;
branded with a Spanish brand, and APP
praised at twenty FIVE dollars. The
owner of said mule is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay
charges, &c. w. II. HILL,
yin9-6ms Stray Master.
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Democrats Opposition Independent.

AYASKEE AT CoURT IN THE Low
ER REeIoNs.--The Court was sitting,
business seemed to be carried or
with dispatch quite unknown to the
Oldest inhabitants of even our supper
tribunals, particularly the English
Court Of Chancery! Presently one of
the constables bowled out
Virgil Hoskins Virgil Hoskinsr'
Here !" answered 4 Yankee ped
lar, qnaking up to the bar.
Rhadamanthus was seated with
great number of huge fccount book
before him.
Virgil Hoskins is your name is
Il" said he; here it IL lmong HIS, p
4935s. All Virgil terrible account
against you. Less see few of the
charges.
Virgil Hoskins, DIR.
June 81, Is. To selling in the
course Of one peddling expedition.
479,367 wooden nutmegs, 2Sl ,532
Spanish cigars made Of oak leaves,
and 637 wooden clocks.
What do you say that charge Hos
kins q
Hoskins-"Say to it! Why that
was counted in our place, ;-.bout the |
greatest peddling trip that was
ever made over the Potomac"
The Judge reads again--"June 20,
10; To stealing an old grindstone,
covering it with eotton cloth, smear
ing it over with butter and selling It
as cheese"
Hoskins, fquito surprised -"Jim-
Ininy you wouldn't punish a man for
that, would ye p
Judge reads--"DecembeP Is, 1880 |
70 making counterfeit dollar out of
pewter, when you were 9 years old, and
cheating your own father with it's
iIoskins--"AIy father was sal glad
whcnhe found it out. Hesaid it show
ed that had genius.''
Judge again-''To taking WORKOUT
pair of shoes, which you found in the
road, and selling them, to an old LADY
as being the actual shoes Of St. Paul" ]
Hoskins with exultation)--"Yes / +
made four dollars and ten cents by I
that job" Z
The Judge-"July 2, 49,: To TAX t
ing an old watch case, putting a live !
cricket into itthen selling it as pat .
ent lever in full notion" Il
Hoskins-"He! he he9 wal thatI
was one of the cutest tricks what I |
sver played in all my life r. Ii
Judge Rhadananthus--..It would :
occupy me a week, Hoskias to 90
through all the charges against yoa :
really am getting out of all patience o
With New England. for il gives NE
acre trouble than all the rest of the
rorld put together. Yon are sentence u
q to be thrown into lake og boiling !,
loiasses, whore nearly all yollr coun-
'ymen already are, with tslo same u
ID gsindstone tied to your neck" 10
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NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT7
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and quarterly at The sans rate pay
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invariably in advance Having an ex..
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ana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alahama,
Texas and other States. II presents
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CHRLS7IAN OBSERVER.

Dublished every Thursday. Office,
a los South Fourth street. The
Christian Observer will he furnished TO
subscribers at The following
TERM
Two Dollars and fifty cents per an-
dun in advance, or Three Dollars, II
not paid before the expiration Of lhe
year Payments may be mpy be made
TO our local agents, and when they are
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All communications for the paper,
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VERSE, PHILADELPHIA.
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GEO. 4. PIKE,

d eneral agent, Baton Rouge, La.
w immediate attention given to
collection of salaries, claims against
the State bills of exchange, drafts
and accounts; also the entry of Land.
Information without charge.
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STRAY SALE.


I 1strayed before V. Walker. ]. P,
H by VIM. P. Mason, on the 14th
day of September last, and will be sold
before the court house door, in The town
of Bellevue, on the 4th Saturday in
April. 1860. for cash, the folling des.
cribeJ animal, to-wit: a blood bav
MARE, about Is years old, IA hands
high. blind in the right eye, a star in
the forehead, and branded on the left
shoulder with the letter S, and apprais-
ed at forty dollars.
The owner of said animal is request.
ed to come forward. prove property
pay charges, &c.
Bellevue, La, Oct. 18Th, 1859.
w. II. HILL.
nl7 bm Stray master.
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STE AY $500


Z strayed before V. Walker, j. p,
II by Bethel Smith on the 24th day
of June l649, and will be sold on the
3lst day of December 1859, before the
court house door in the town of Belle
vue, 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 Shout
der with the letter r and with the letter
ID on right shoulder; has the mark of
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, &c.
w. H. HILL, Stray master.
july L, 1889. yIn16m
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II In youth, hearts are trumps !;
IN manhood, diamonds and clubs, ac-
eordlhg to circumstances but after all.
spades are sure to win when the game
of life closes.
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THE 6ANNER or LIBERTY
DubIished weekly, at Middleton, N.
Il Y, by Gilbert j. Beebe, editor,
at 81 IS per year S5 for five copies
10 for eleven copies $25 for thirty
copies.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE


& tate of Louisiana, Parish of Bos-
- sier. Clerks office, 18th District
Court. Notice is hereby given that
james NJ. Jones, administrator of the
estate and succession of Edward j.
Cason, deceased, by his attorney
Rich'd w. Turner, has this day fled
in the office of said Clerk his list or
tablau of debts. Now, therefore, this
is to admonish all persons concerned,
that if opposition is not made thereto
within the time prescribed by law. the
said list ortableau will be homologated
and made the judgement of the Court.
Given under my hand seal Of office, at
Bellevue. this 10th day of November
4. D. 1859.
moot A. A. ABNEY, Clerk.
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~ Tue love of children appears to
us like the love Of fowers--holy aud
innocent; and the man who is fond Of
them cannot be the possessor of brutal
or bad heart.
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WAR ON THE ABoLITIoNIsTs

~ % ~ Wv Il IA - lOlNl0 .
ENhe 8 Southern Monitor" pern.a-
IL nently located in the North, keeps
up its fire on the Abolitionists. The
Monitor is an eight page paper, and
gives the latest and most interesting.
details of the
FOREIGN NEH
Il Is, besides, family journal con-
tanning stories. essays, poetry, &c. &c
TERMS OF sUBscRIPTIoN--IN ADVANCE.
For Monitor alone, 81 90
g and two illustrated
books Wild Western Scenes,
and the g War Path" 2 90.
Postage on the books will be paid by
tie publisher of the S. Nj. Address,
J. B. JONES.
Ed. Southern Monitor, FhiIad., Pa.
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NEW ORLEANS PICAYUNE.

'NE.W ORLEtANS PICA YUNE.
Dublished nv LUMsDEN. KENDALL &
IL Co, Editors and Proprietors, at
No. 66 Camp Street New Orleans
Terms Weekly, So a year. payable
invariably in advance; single copies
l2A cents. Advertisements. 81 per
sqaare Of lsn lines pearl for every in
sertion. DALY-Sl2a year 10 advance
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CHARGER PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS

Board il private families from 7 to
s dollars per month.
BY order of Board OF Trustees.
V. WALKER, President.
r. A. CAvITT, Secretary.
Plainville, Bossier Parish, La. NO
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BossIER PARISH. ]

n VI tiiiS llsiltutlOH VIII Ashsks@k&zY
begin on the first Monday. ENl-l
in October, 1859, under the supervision
OF THos. B Hancock. assistedby such
other teachers as the interest of the
school may demand.
Students entering within two weeks
alter the commencement of TIE session
will be charged for the regular term
and no deductions for absence, except
10 case OF proiracted illness.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS.
Primary Department. SIS 40
Intermediate g =. 90 90
Advanced :" o5 M
Music on piano, with use oil in
strument 30 90
G1itar, with use Of Instrument. Is 90
Ornamental work. 5 90
Contingent fee on
II No eytra charge made Tor Lam
guages 50
Tuiiion wi be required at the end
oil the session. or note with interest.
Boarding procured at eight dollars
per anhum. vl-nl5-5ms
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RED LAND
MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE
DossIER PARISH, La.
Nhe Second Term OF this

tf O0oolEA IAhlcny Lac
Nhe Second Term OF this
IL Institution commences ANEEA
on Monday October Sd, and SsH.5WFY
will continue without intefmisSioll-e
cept a week at Chrislmas-ior the term
OF forty weeks. The course of instrucs
ton is complete anu the corps of each.
ers efficient.
The large and comfortable new build
ings bening finished. we ran now offer
as many facilities for instruction as nav
be lound in the South west. The
institution is located in a high AMI
healthy region of county. watered by
the best of springs, which makes the
situation desirable one. A church is
situated near by, so that students may
attend divine service regularly. A good
PHYSICIANS also located at this point,
who will superintend the students in
cases of sickness
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07
PETER EDWARDS.

The OHIO DExocRAcy.-The Democrats OF the
Buckeye State thoroughly organizing their forces
be said that the canvass for Governor and other
State officers has fairly opened We learn from the
Cincinnati Enquirer that Senator Pugh has taken
the field and from our knowledge of his great
ability, we confidently assert that he is doing
noble service. Buthes not alone in the good work.
The last Ohio Statesman to us filled with ap-
pointments for such able speakers as Hon. c. L.
Vallandigham, Hon. S. S. Cox, Hon. C. D. Martin,
Hon. E. B. Odds, and score of other distinguished
Democrats. We have always admired the indomit-
able perseverance of our Ohio friends. At all times,
and under all circumstances, they fight with the
enthusiasm Of men who know they are right They
have often been defeated, but never yet subdued-
They now see bright prospect before them, and,
fully armed as they are with the justice of their
cause, we look forward to glorious victory Well
DO they deserve it; and every true friend of the
CONSTITUTION and the Union will rejoice with us,
should they achieve it.. Gallant friends-our whole
heart is with you. Need we say more?
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07

ToBAcco-TRADE SALE, &c.-Since Tobacco has
attractions for the parties who it. and they
are counted by millions than any other luxury, it
may not be Improbable to devote a moment to
what VIC snuff, what we smoke, and what We chew.
The New Workers, it appears, have become aroused
to the strong hold tobacco has on the affections
of mankind. and hence find the first trade sale
of tobacco in New York is announced to come off
on the 3Uth of August. The sale will embrace 1000
hogsheadS Kentucky; 5000 cases Connecticut, Ohio
and State seed leaf and 1000 bales Havana.
Tobacco isa popular article with which to com
mence the trade sales In New York, for those who
cultivate taste for the weed are numerous and
can scarcely ever give itup. All arguments against
tobacco have failed and stringent laws do not appear
to check the use or cultivation 1t has been sue
cessfully cultivated in almost every country in Eu
rope, Turkey, Persia the East Indies, China, Japan
and other places. The value of the tobacco crop
throughout the world scarcely be estimated, and
the amount of money expended for it would aston
ish those who have given the subject any re-
Elections. The government of France derives rev.
of about $4,000, 600 per year from its use, and
the government of Great Britain about $50 600 OO0
The exports of American tobacco for the two years
ending June 30, 1857 and 1858, nave been as fol-
lows:
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-07

THE WAY THE OPPOSITION Fleet THEIR CANDI-
DATES IN LouIsvILLE.-Peter Edwards is one of the
leading DULLES of the opposition party in Louisville.
He has written to the Louisville Courier, exposing
the shameful and ungrateful treatment he has ex-
perenced from the party leaders, after years of
duous service in the ranks. The following is the
letter. curious souvenir of the political literature
of the day:
EDITORS LOUISVILLE COURIER: About the 26th of
July last, was told that could have recess from
my work. then being employed by the directors
of our city fire departmental one week, and that
man would be hired in my place. and that would
still he under wages. On the Saturday evening
previous to the list of August the day of election,
came to me with SIS, which he gave to me
for the purpose of eectioneering and told me that
must be at the Lafayette engine house, the voting
place in the First ward, by daylight on Monday Of
the election, prepared to fighting as soon
as the polls were open, and to keep away all voters
who did not vote the Opposition ticket On the
same day was told by friend of mine that if
to the polls the day of election and engaged
in the violence that to be done, stood in great
danger of losing my life, and was advised not to
come near the polls at all. On Sunday morning.
the 3lst of July l, in company with some friends
went out into the country and did not return to the
city until the election was over.
On Tuesday, the I'd of August the day after the
election, went back to my post at the Lafayette
engine house, being 2pedirector of the steam fire
engine, f. D. Weatherford, when was told that
I had been discharged, and another man employed
in my place. When I asked why was discharged,
was informed that it was because ! was not pre-
sent at the polls on the LIST of August and did not
participate in the fighting, and beat and otherwise
scare off Dutch and Irish who wanted to vote the
Democratic ticket. After the election, word was
sent to me that if I wished to get off with whole
skin had better not appear at the Lafayette engine
house; and on Tuesday morning after the election,
when did 60 there, notwithstanding the threats
that had been made, one (others being presently
endeavored to create row for the purpose of "rd,
ding me-"
PETER EDWARDS