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Of soul and feeling. ah'i she sang it Will!
tender, ,onchin" IaIl,"s. But Size was not
1" finish it, Right in the middle of one OF
the Most l' i";,,c passages she suhrl..y y
stopped, and quick >i,'"l,cr, is lh.n.l,
s.in.hin~ had grated l:n:S;,iv aud pa'niul.
" upon h.r feeling, shook her frame.
"Wmnt is the matter = asked Charles.
p'"' ,-i". much >r' ri~",
'.M-rrv wcr;rh Ftnr:,," with another shnd
der. "WhHt Il horrible ,iScord. Diln;
YOU hear il =
Il n''''s"i that you stopped. But where
WAS :hc d,>,orL p
"Whv-Srmc;hir@ must he the matter
with the piano. Just wait moment
THUS >rc,ii"t .'I"ra ran her fingers over.
the k"yS, aud il y Very few m":'mnlS
she found tic 'ii>cnrhant note. Her car
was very sensitive and the jar of the faulty
memlvr really tortured her.
"onlv hear tia, g. she said
".\rc there any more notes out of the
way ?" asked Charles.
She ran The rest at t|r keys ~rer and pro.
noumced them all perfect.
Let lis look i'll aud !ir.l In" string, pur.
suol ,h. Lu,J,,,I -, H.. w ,;,,>o ,;r,;,
liza tar ,,e H., ,,.,,,,,l.
There ii is" said F!n'a. touching the
key very lightly, and pointing 70 the vibra-
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could produce prre. sweet music from vonr
piano While even one nf IN. smallest of ;,s
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FroH "Aa@ri0. an '.IH H" i..mr I!ohnd"
THE E:IECTS OF WaA

III T.: iECIS OF "aa.
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prefer 'hr'r own Shi""t Ih' water. ami
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''""'"a' VINES @'":'t""' mp '""a">r ;l' y i'm
l"''' ''''''''' require many tpr'"=< ami many
summers 10 rea''a'n p'"'''"'iro growth.
10 rcl"cr Resistance 10 'h: 'nlrn'lrr possible,
; the country 'h>'ii'sd must first t'e Icinrr,!
t" desert A'"S<a"lr', as far AS the "v"
can r'a"h' Is snrr"nnird with trees that
'"''" l"''"l t" within one or tw" feet Of Ihr
|r"''nd, and who" topped branches are
scattered IN disorder over the surface "t
the 'r"dis" d''wn soil. The almond is n"
more re- prcl,-l ihau ih,. oak lh.. olive than
IN" ''"'w"'"'. an ! "'''ar!, 1in!rr tre" AMI
'r"''-r'", "!'k': iali victims I" the patriotic
axe, which must MAKE II c!"i';.nr" tn allow
>i;'"!' ">'re ''"!c's t" reach lin. ENEMY.
In" ''m villa, The happy country i'ons'..
i s''"r;'''' swept away. u IT. ran at:'r'i "v
s"r''"r I" '"'- r'"'-sar'"s 49, :'.r':',s ' re-"
i'y the r"p''yn"nt "i either nl''a"S Of >":i:
rrc-crvat"" rich !.r"vinr'. has E"r"'nc Il
s"""ry lake. AISLE" fN>>'anS drove or
III" 'r"i''r| ''v III arIi!i'i ii:r. :" 'he
i'"'in'"c>'' have met ,l:"ir crrnir$ will,
v"'nn'a'y ''''"!a'i.'"<. The hn>rian>
caught The 'r'''h"r 'in sl"'rr-k"rl"r. a"I
-''"' WORT To- l'l' VIII" h"!l 'l,: key ri 'i,.
i'"'!." Shut Your wa:er.gair<. or y"rr
'"''h"'r i " deal m'". Insanity" III" avs.
w"r r"''". il III" tl'>h of "a i",.:,l: tile
s..n: ,r,.,,.. anil l.,..,..s ,fr.,,,,. al
, uuI,.r water T... ;,lr.
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ALARMEp.-The principal Of IL jewish
school Of six hn"!'c'l pupils. At Ard'iaht-
PIE, who was regarded rs sk"pli'.al in re-
gard to some Of tI:'. teachings Of ihc Rab,
h's, not long since introduced into. his
school "r''hnel;c' aud algebra. The signs
of plus and of multiplication were used in
the exercises, whirh were carried home bv
the children. Thep.ren'. were ALARMED,
and called in tho Rabbs, who cried out
The cross! the cross! Our teacl,es is y
Christian. for hs is Introducing tile sign Of
tho cross The teacher with difficulty es.
cape't being stoned .hy the cyri.e,i people,
ny explaining the nature Of these signs-
seAoot fines. III af.r
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=, allow s il, said !. man to his ncichbor
THAT p"rs"h ..W---r---, the. laziest man.
LIVING. ~r,ie>,.l'ess inter'ninable, long SER
mo"s!""i'y,' says tho othcr," "hesprobably
eets 70 writing and too lazy to STOP
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~ NnIrLow.-.!.r the Information of
'E'o:" at;i i.cIcl with :lc~r ,rcubleSona and
painful sores, We publish the following,
whc't'secms rclinhe: Il yu,~ reaardv for
q .'Tioa.- tt is sal l,yt somebody, who pre-
h"':> t" know all about il, that The follow
'"S !, sure remedy FOR the fe!on Take Il
pint OF c"r.mon soft soap, and stir it in
the air Stacked lime ill it is ur the cons;s.
irnry OF gl"zi"rs putty. Make lcalher
thmblc. fill it with ,i:s composition, and
'"ser; the iiHg"r there" AMI rhangc the
comr"si''on once in twenty minutes and.
Il cure Is certain We happen to know.
That the above is certain remedy, an,t
recommend it 20 any one WHO may b..
troubled with thai d'sagrveshl.. aiIurnt;-.
BgGu!o -ddvoca,r.
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~: i'"IlI@. w!In KNEW .ErXI,:s."--
il" .>"'!":rm l.t;,-"n ;.r.n,,r,.,.vs i:> unin-
"'' a:"'": i:''.'' rrIut"r ;.!nrrS;..l and ",nni.
81 II, Ills ">,.:
= Fn:'li. this trash u, ~ our .x.I,ar.,r>
We 'I'"& it right I" say, j. is :nr;.s.i.iy tl:2
ANY lcr|"n s,n!.i have KIN w,, .,nnius,
A'>"' 1t is not true that anv ,.iintcr, ur
Other y r@"iS, WAS ever ,vrrir, from Eng
'!nd l." printing the letters OF .Junius.
li''""r"', ii "n" leon the other henis
;'''"''' were to c2ne |, srs AM >"y /. knew
i'r">'vi John. tfir s'::,~,He..; w,,n..i GO the
''i'i''i :" HE m'"ri'r,' y. There l. bat ono.
'nNn ~ America U: elsewhere WHO knew
':"nl">. sand t!n, n"i l.v tho hnlilv eye
>'-h' uct by lie intuition .! y.nins. The
ma" EHss,in E.~t tennessee, and i'a; esa'..
'i>I'r'! he a.cn:i'r ol Ju;ls hc,nu,i all .ea
>"na.!r dispute. It's researches arc not
e, r"h':.hr'' Wh.r :',c, Shall Lr. tlos,
wi:r i...;- in rrrs, IL a." author of Juuius
(wh:ci, We 0o~Il"i! -. Su,i>!Itle.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NThereas, by virtue of proclama-
wv ton issued by His Exeellency,
r. C. Wicklife, Governor of the State
of Louisiana, to me directed, ! hereby
notify the qualified voters Of the par
ish of Bossier, that on the FIRST Mon
day, the 9TH day of November next,
1859, there will be an election held at
the difesent precincts in the parish of
Bossier by the commissioners of cleo
ton, for the purpose Of eleeting the
following officers, viz:
One Representative from the Con-
gressional district of the State of Lou
isiana. the parish of Bossier compris-
ing part Of said 4th district-to serve
two years.
A Governor and Lieutenant Cover
ernor of the State to for the term Of
four years
A Secretary Of State and an Attor-
ney-G General for the term of four years.
A State Treasurer, an Auditor of
Public Accounts and Superintendent
of Public Education. each to hold their
successors are qualified.
One Senator from the parishes of
Bossier and Bienville to the General
Assembly of the State, to serve for
four years.
Two Representatives to the General
assembly of the State from the parish
of Bossier to serve two years.
A District Attorney for the 18th Ju-
dicial district of this State for four
years.
A Clerk of the District Court to
serve for four years.
| A Sheriff to serve for two years
An Assessor to serve two years.
| A Coroner to serve two years.
| Two Justices of the Peace in Ware
| No. four and one Justice of the Peace
in each of the other wards in Bossiel
| parish, to serve two years.
One Constable for each Justice O
the Peace throughout the parish, II
serve two years.
Also, one Commissioner of tn,
| Board of Public Works for the 81
District of the State, the parish O
Bossier forming part said Sd district
And I hereby notify the Commission
ers of Election at the several precinct
in this parish, to meet and conduct sal
election according to law, and to max
immediate returns to me at the cour
house, at Bellevue, of the result Q
said election at their respective pre-
cincts, except the result of the poll fo
Sheriff which / hereby notify the cleo
ton commissioners tie make to J. 1
Biggs, Coroner.
n Sheriff's Office at Bellevue, Septen
/ Der Gath, 1859.
L. F STEELE,
= MA te Sheriff.
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18Th Sc c4IoN TO BE SoLD

I'm obedience to orders of the Auditor
N of Public Accounts of this State,
will sell, between the hours of Eley-
en- o'clock in the forenoon and Four in
the afternoon of Monday the 3lst day
Of October next, 1859 before the
Court house door in the town of Belle
vue, La, the Sixteenth section of town
ship number nineteen of range number
ten of Northwest Louisiana. Also,
that portion of section number sixteen
of township number twenty-one Of
range number twelve of Northwest
Louisiana that now remains unsold.
Terms Of 1Sale.--The land will be
sold in parcels of not less than forty
nor more than one hundred and sixty
acres. One-tenth part Of the purchase
money is to be paid in cash and the re-
mainder in nine equal annual install
nents, bearing interest from day O
sale at the rate of eight per cent. pei
annum- interest payable annually
For the installments the purchaser il
to give his notes with approved person
al security, together with apeeia
mortgage on the land bought to secur
| the payment on the same. No bid les
| than the appraisement will be cried.
| September 10Th, 1859.
| BENJAMIN f. FORT,
nl3tds Parish Treasurer
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ard muslin covers furnished those uho
wish 10 have their back plumbers uni.
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Thirteen volumes are now ready. bound
in CLOTH and also in half calf. The
publishers will supply specimen mum.
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masters. and will make liberal arrange.
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clubs of two persons at FIVE dollars q
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G0DEpS LADps BOOK.

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Y commencing with the July num-
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STRAY SAFE.

NJ strayed before Y. Walker, J. P,
II by Bethel Smith on the oath day
of June lS49, and will be sod 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
D on right shoulder; has the mark o.
gear on the shoulder and back. Valued
at one hundred and forty dollars. The
owner of said mule is requested tc
come forward, prove property, pay
charges, &c.
w. H. HILL, Stray master.
July l, 1859. vlnl6m
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SHERLFF'S SALE.

q tate Of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
y By virtue of writ of fieri facais
issued out of the Honorable District
Court of the Parish of Caddo to the
Sheriff of the Parish of Bossier direct
ed at the suit of Catherine Crawford
and husband VS. M. d. G. Cain and
Samuel Bennett No. $500 on the docket
of the Cadde District Court, ! have
sliced and will proceed to sell at pub
| lie auction at the court house door in
the town of Bellevue, Parish of Bos-
sier, on first SATURDAY, the 9Th
| day of November next, A. D., 1859,
between the hours of IL O'Clock A. NJ,
and 4 P. NJ, the following described
property:
The undivided one fourth, or that is,
all the interests right, title, and claim
which defendant Mary D. c. Cain, has
in the following described property
! to-wit
Fractional section No. thirty-three
(331 in township No. eighteen (18) of
range thirteen {13l; also, small
piece Of land in south east quarter Of
section No. thirty-two (32) bounded by
Red River and small bayou, and the
section line dividing sections thirty
two 1927 and thirty three (33); all in
same township and range and contain
ing about four hundred and ninety
acres of land AGO. lying north of Red
River in the Parish of Bossier.
Also, the undivided one fourth in
terestin the following slaves and other
property to-wit:
ABRAHAM, man, black complexion
aged about So years.
ZACK, a man, aged about 80 years
GEORGE, man about 80 years.
NELSON, aged about ID years, Cha;
, only one arm.
Caro-, man, aged about 60 years.
EBB, man aged about % years.
HARRIET, woman aged about q
} years and her four children, viz
EMMA, aged years.
RoDoLPH, aged 3 years.
FLOYD, aged 2 years; and
+ FRANCIS, aged about 8 months
!. SARAH, a woman aged about AS year
: CLANCY, woman, aged about 2
$ years.
d Also about six head of mules /; tw
e horses 90 head of stock cattle, NOR
t or less about 80 head of sheep an
# lambs; about 40 head of stock hogs
y one kettle; one hat-boat; one skiff
r farming utensils; plantation supplies
: &C.; 3 yoke of oxen; one OK wagon
:. one cart; two lard cans also, the ur
divided one fourth interest of defendar
l. in the corn, fodder, and groceries, &c
&C., now on the premises, seized, b.
ing the same property acquired b
sid defendant, NJ. D. c. Cain, by pul
: chase at the sale of the effects belong
ing to the estate of F. r. Roach, d.
T. ceased in March last, 1859.
|. Seized as the property of defendan
It, Mary d. C. Cain, and to be sold to pa
S and satisfy the writ and costs issue
ct in the above entitled suit.
ne Terms of sale-Cash, subject to a
d, praisement.
H. Sheriff s Office. September 9TH,
Sc D. 1889.
sh L.F. STEELE, Sheriff.
J, BY C. C. NOVEL;; Deput
., nI3-6ts-pf s31 so
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STRAY SALE.

" strayed before B. F. Crownoyer, j.
II p, by James Millions, ON the
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 II " on
the right hip. Said animal was taken
up at the premises of the said Millions
about the 10th day of August last, ant
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, 13, 1859. n12-6
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SHERIFFpS SALE.

CNtate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
y in the District court, No. 1891.
Duncan Il Logan VS.. Spurlin & West,
BY virtue Of writ of fert facias is
sued out of the honorable the district
court Of the parish of Bossier, in the
above entitled suit and to me directed,
| have seized and viii proceed to sell,
at public auction, at the court house
door in the town of Bellevue, Parish
of Bossier, on the first SATURDAY,
the 9Th day Of November, A. D., 1859,
between the hours of IL o'clock A. D..
and A P. NJ, the following describe
property, to-wit:
The remaining stock of Dry Goods
now on hand in the storehouse on lot
No. 3 in Bellevue. The northeast
quarter of section No. seven ~ in
township nineteen of range eleven,
containing l60 more or less, with all
the improvements thereon, including
the present crop Of corn, cotton. &C.,
&c, gathered and ungathered; also,
one gray horse and one bay horse and
an open top buggy and harness. And
also the lot number twenty-four IA in
the town of Bellevue with all the i'm
provements on the same, and one slave
to-wit: Willis alias lobe, boy, aged
about ! ] years, of yellow complexion
Seized as The property of Albert w
Spurlin and John n. West, defendants
and to be sold to pay and satisfy the
writ issued in the above entitledssuit
Terms of Sale--CASH, with benefi'
of appraisement.
Bellevue, 18th day Of Sept, 1859.
L. T. STEELE, Sheriff.
By w. j. Hancock, Deputy
MA st pr Sl2 90.