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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-25
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing to my old friends and
that after absence Of two years, have again
turned the practice OF the Photographic Art
branches having purchased the interest Of brother
established Gallery Union Street, and having spent
months New York the past Summer to obtain fully all
improvements in the art have painted renovated ard
enlarged the Of Rooms throughout. That facilities
produce first class work than most Galleries
boast Of the comfort Of patrons trust
only the proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained, elevate Tt higher standard have
also engaged Of Mr. COOK # the best Photo
gaphers in world the Pctuyes which obtained the
frst premium the Worlds Fair in London, in 1851 and
determined only make this the leading Gallery in the
State, my work shall not be surpassed North South
and introduce the public the following styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Vgnette, plain colOTed;
Ivorytypes, colored;
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs on Canvass, life size;
Visiting Cards, full length plain;
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at enc sitting.
SterreOscOpes, glass paper.
continue make the Meanoype and Ambreype as hereo'
The above styles all entirely in this city, except
the Autograph Card, which only made al time. All
who osnyhng line politely invited TO give
cali before visiting elsewhere when will prove by peculiar
demonstration the above facts Respectfully,
oct3I-H +. W. HUGHES
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WILL sell for cash At te Court House in Nssh is On
sstnriv the 2oth day December, Dero boz
JACK son levied tae property % Ihelss Nerthsrn,
satisfy execution In ny hands i,snel " u sossto'
deIsrS sale according to law J. v. PAGE c. D. c.
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TaealI meeting o. eEPortlsna Lodze No - net az -
~ rosm Saturday, the 27th Of Oeioter ls1 Y MAJ
excepted AIasons for gross AID rn-nasonis eo5aGe
a. -Is Sece.ErY-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-25

srrE ,olvsncy Of The estate Of John Cess, Gecelsel
being suggested to The Clerk 1 aiaeon tountyt Is there
sa- e-f ~ the sid Cerk tsE II perions having claims
sganst aid staie6s hereby notified 10 ale t, y Enfhen
si Win the said Csrk q aeoa county couyt Tennessee
A. hefr The frst day Nay DeEt, order hat excitement
division pro rata may Be made. NJ. n. ALEXANDER
dec4-s4. Adninstator.
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Ins0IVent NOtiee.

VUAVING suggested to Dickson County Court CLERK, he
insolvency Of solomon Petty, teceaia Al persons nasinS
claims against ne zane are node q file then with said o. TX
properly authenticated, before The 81 lay 81 Aare loi
80 ,-rs AduinHrator
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-25

wN7E have Just received small shipment Of PURE APPLR
Nv Brandy which for richness or taste and
arscsssentsd MIzELL, HOOPER & CO.,
Seofs sNos Gand Mar e, stgsst.F
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WE will take Notes on the CITY BANK ofNsshgiils,
w and on solvent Georgia, South Carolina and Asos'
ms Bauk par in payment Of accounts or o Boos sn s
tiora-v 7. HAGAN co.
novSStf Il College Tree
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ROOTS. SHOES AND BROGAN
TVOSSS-'CYES WsyTED.

TEyHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company Wist
to contract for 10000 Cedar CrOSs~fies' Sfee
long inches thek well hewn face place
inches clear OF bark timber to he sound, TO be deliver
ed a the grade line OF the road in Nashville.
Tie contractors TO contract for 10000 w hite oil
Post Oak Tiess Of the size above, TO be deliyere
the road in piles from section IA to section "a
enough on each section 20 supply the same.
wishing bid will direct to the President and Direct
the Nashville and FOrthEestern Railroad Company
Term 'ulv41A-u
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FEtEsNEE IbhNaF NEEsDs
n ANDRETH'S Turnip Seed, Summer ard Winter, jus
I A ceiYed by Adams Expr rs, aud for sale BY
auSl4 AIMS, Brown 4 co
TOlhur's Eclipse washing tFIachine,
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT ONE
FUNHE Only Washing Machine brought before TIE people
which is Of absolute practical Il is simple cheap ana
sv and itself the favor Of everybody
Ir,IJ 20 HARDY BROTHERS, Agents,
aPbaS A2Public Square
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RAILROADS
and Nashville Railroad.
$50 Fall and Winter Schedule. 1861

HALLALIN ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Nashvilleat 3e0 NJ. srrgs Galatn Ct 505p
Returning, leave Gsain NJ and Arrseat Nashville Al
800 "A M
TRAIN NO. runs dAyall other trains daily. sundsyse
eeptei
TRAIN NO. makes direct connection Lausvie for Gin
ei1na IDdanapcls, Ps6ug Baltimore, Wasbngson City,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston
Both Trains uske direct connection for Cincinnati Indian
apois Chicago, st. Louis. and al points North
Through Ts fer sale ~ the Depot for All principal points
East, North snd West. j. B. ANDERSON,
Rovs9-dn Superintendent.
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GNITUATED wealthy Of country in Tennessee ana
having extensive subscription liss ana advertising Pa
ronage ThepsPer Democratic and vilb SOLD on rasonaoi
terms however, Democrat The paper
shed Equsty, and the proprietor VIII ho s
it 20 Of his hands be devoted to any otner
octl9-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-25

PURE APPLE BRANDY.

EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
I - n BRLs EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, Manufactured
DR from choice White Wheat, arrive to day, and
lie BY rnarl5I MIZKLL, HOOPER & 90.
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.sscrintIon of Id 1870.


yEyF only county, rrnnng rsgarly tbrssine
aWesk andsack from gaystisgileto Tulahona; lsavias
Tullahoa Monday. wednesday and FRIDAY afs az
Yzyettevcand the carsat Tcahoma and for the aeeoois
.sn passengers J. B. Saith, agenc a. Tuahc1.a Coed
eanlsand oar-ul rv-r5 TIE fave through oniyto doilarg
rnuE r.. TAWuna.
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FTFTY DOLLARS HEWARD.

TUJHE above reward will Be given or the apprehension q tire
negroes, runaway from the suhscEbtr near Aamont in
runy county, Tennessee the night OF the third Monday
September last TIE lodging them IN fe jail, 90 that
can get then, and notifying Of that fc And also $50
more Tor the apprshenson Of any he person Who he
cerne IN the dscsynz or he b dealt With
cordng to justice.
Description Of the Negroes.
TIE eldest woman ahout frtyssEsn Or forysight years
age walks little lane q her feet. Tbs other
bov one asu twelve and other eeyen Of
All bacE n apprshenasd he woman esuciaiy F most he
" deny her owner and the pacs o. abode. II al Of said
goes cannot be found together VIA gvs Proportion o. The
SssI-v4: A. P. FoRREsTER.
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TreiKht 20 New YORK and Philadel
ON
COTTON AND FLOUR,

Freight 20 New York and PhiladeI2hia
COTTON AND FLOUR,
VA
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per hale Of not mere pounds IS
No except from Charleston and Savannah
New York Snd Philadelp hia.
Cotton compressed st the option and Of steamers when
compressed i. sghted from New York to foreign ports
at y to 3-I6 less than cotton not compressed.
Through recsptissued ~ the Freight Agent Of hs Nash
80 CIV ANDERSON,
- Gee 99tfBP -g General Agoh.-
JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ oETIcE NASHVILLE & CHATIASooaA RAnRoLD Co.,
October Cd, 1889. !
10y order Of the Board Of Directors calls made the
Stock Of the Company subscribed fer building Branch
Road from BEdgspO jasper payable to the Treasurer Of this
Company asfolloWs
One dollar on each Share lst November I59,
dollars Share the lstdays q Deeembsr, 1889 JSnua
~, February March, April May June July August sePts
5er, October, and November, 1850.
Payment may msde Jackson Pryor, Jasper the
Treasurer at his oficein Nashville
Propaess meeting these calls Is requested Of heEubscnb
OF Stock the construction OF the road aepeods sxclusvey
on the provided specifically fer that purpose.
oes5-H W. A GLBAVES, Treasurer.
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coal oILI COAL OILI!
J-R- FINJL4Ax 81 co.'s
Premium Coal Oil,
.nAsuEAorunED IN ST. Lous, NO

yNyIs Oil almost coorless the purest Spring
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not crust the wick smoke the
cmneyhe Oil made in the East West and took the first
premium St Louis Fair One trial is All It needs to
general We have received supply Of this
superior Oh which ongto the trade at manufacturer
prsce- MAAEbh1 tiOOfAh e U.s.
/
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Charleston and savannah
rRrE~.rrTs rr.-,-.,

FREIGHT LINES.
RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
EyxPREss freight Trains onau tie rosis On and se o.,
~ s4th December, $50 thr9ash rates oa New YorE
Eit Class, per Ioelbs 81 "a Third Class per 100 rs 81 Is
S 800 c Cas-, DO 8 Fourth Cas-, do 80
Time from savA1nah and Charleston to Nashville three thrse
TiHs from New YORK and Philadelphia sv,a ana halt .a,
and nine days.
Intervening sabSahs sauss the avs vtrpns IN s As 10
freight trains are run On Sunday thrsi inss
40 aatentons - ice or saoE 0yercses Ae damages
eeP; damages Gearing al sea- pro1pty adjusted b
dso25-s Tks EAEDERsoS
FRENCH PReTESTANT SCHOOL.
Philadelphia, 4Ih Year.
MADAM VALIANT viii re opca Ter Boarding ard DAY
September Superior Instructions in lie Eriish a8d Frss
BREACHES, to both o. vhh equally serious at pad Mr.
partmsnt sptg-dlm
stewart County, STATE OF Tennessee.
IN SrBWART COUNTY COURT AT Do
VeE--James B. McCarroll " Chas s. sunusrs e
ants LIN, that T6es Mccarrc, Transis M.csror J5h5
McCaO, james MeCarroll. McCaroll. Margaret
residents Of the stats Of Tenns5ee therefore ordered
that publication be NAE FOR four eonscutJe seess he
city Of Nashville, requiring sa sad appear
before the sces Of the County Court Of
be holden az the house, 10 said county
Tennessee the ar Monday in Janu'ry, I ind plead,
sesssd as 20 hen and sstdoEn Tor hearing sxFarts,
W.cOOK. CLERK
see7-E4t-pr'sfee 90. q segErt CO. Court
eianRy's com slned EseRper aFlG
Mower.
kNT1TH WOODS 1EPROVEMENr.--Ta
w celebrated dachns ees,ved the Art PrH 6rard
soLD MEDAL the basteohined Resping and Moving
THE great United States Agicutursl FIr held louisville
KY In September, l5 The trial Syracuse Nez
YORK, in July, where AL he p- pal Machines in the Unsd
States thoroughly te. The COMMITTEES teirauars
through Marshal P Wilder, President led States euliura
Society, az louisville, Ky
ualso received the sr5 The hsapsr and a. The bs
Mover before TIVE separate sottees g3ponted TIE
dent 1.-THE Dsydsol County Agricultural Society Nashvils
IN july 1857, most OF the machines Tenn
Numerous other premiums AMI given this Nashf-
during the last season. every Mschn elm America
The Above machines for sale b. the uzdersiEasd.
| B. ,. CHEATHAM,
| General Agsut for the state.
! EISHzR, WEEELns & 90
! feoST-d&Uu NsshTus. Ta.A
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
N and after Monday September 10Th, $780, the Morning
Train going South win leave Nashville SIS instead
Of El5 r..sr
Through Tickets given Decatar Grand Junction and Mem
bhis. Only miles staging.
The tine from Nashville Decatur Grad Mem
phs will be hour and fifteen minutes by any other
route.
Returning, the Train from Memphis Grand Junction
Decatur win arrive Nashville 81 hsur than
by any other road. W. ON. PERKINS,
sept6-da Superintendent
The Evening Train will leave At eIOsk heretofore
Nashville and Memphis, Grand JunctiOn,
New Orleans 61c.s via Tennessee and Az
ALBANIA RaIload and Connections.
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GROCERIES AND LIOUORs.
CHARLES b. HALL,

DEALER IN
Boots, shoes, franks. YaIiseS, Car
pet Bags, &c,
NO, IS PUBLIC SQUARE, Nashville, Tenn.
rs now In receipt Of his Stock Ladies' Gents Misses, Boys
and chdrens Boots shoes and Caters Of every descrP
ton, for the
Fall and Winter Trade.
Also very large assortment of Heavy Brcgsns and Boots,
for Plantation use which the attention Of Planters Psrcu-
Iarly invited
sdies French Dress Trunks Fine Sole Leather TraV-
cling Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags &C.
T6is sock lie ali rev and veil assorted having been msde
order ~ the best Manufacturers, and will be sold q small sds
Manufaeturers prices
Purchasers are respectfully requested to call and sxAnns
puhng elsewhere, as feel confident they
will pleased bOthin respect TO quality and price
O. B. HALL,
sepS9-u No. 10 Public square.
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GREAT NATIONAL ReUTE.
6 M@RMlMWH LMHEE
To baltimore, PhlIadeIvhia, New YorE
and Boston, and the only Head 20

and Boston, and the only Head "a
washington City.
6tENTRAE OHIO AND BALTIMORE ann
" OHIO RAILROADS terminate Baltimore and WssbinT
ton City the East, and coiuius Wes AZ ch pi
i connects VIII Railroads FOX and frou 81 pohIs
West, SOufh-West and North=gEest.
Passengers ~ this Route Vst the cities o. Baltimore
Pna, New York. Bcstn, the OF ticket 70 ss
YORK or Boston alone, By other liles
through Tickets also prccursd Va Wasn CITY Ia
ne Eas-eru eities, At additional chare % g czfF
Sleeping ears attached 70 Al niTht trains
Iekso good until usd, with De priv &c q stopping oE
ail principal points
b9sines men and travellers for pleasure Information e.n
Fst al te eastern Cities at comparatively san expense
scenery Is esieraied for its wonderful euty AID suhni
20 N the world Iis system uf ds an ns track
Poe its splendid. e psBs; its exclusive telegraph Ines its
arEe amount o. douhle track The hots funeT e grvei
and comf-rt.
thI9agn tss add Baggage Cheeks Be procured al
sePtincpai ABROAD and Steamboat Oacss IN he Vest
Es6 Tor ekets VIA ne Baltimore aid Ohio Rdiracd.
-. E-ssl IDS Master Traaspc ration D = o z r.
L n COLE, Gens-al Ticket Agent 3 s 0 r e
d sUlhtg stiea- Wessesn = Fsnt, B 4 x.
Il. y.gEHkET, PTest O ORR
J. WsBR0WS, 6eEi'l Ticket Agent, ORR
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Pair Of Mares loE sale.
PAIR o. ans broke match brood nsres vita sso chide
Harold colts cheap viii % e,thanEel fr
groHad. Apply to e b Brown
Nov3-2E ~ cktrEys
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OATS.
~ - SACKS OATS, Jusi received on ccnsgnmsnt and
D. D. DIcKE
THEAOAMS EXPRESS COMPAAY!

Great Southern, Eastern Northern and
western Express EOrWarderSl
VNOR the safe speedy transportation OF Freight Money
n IeHelry and valuable packages.
Have arrangemeLt with the various Railroad Companies,
whereby they enabled to forward ~ me cay passenger
trains all matter entrusted 10 them II charge OF Special Mes
sengers low rates :
They dispatch Express daily for New YORK, Philadelphia,
BaIumsre, and all places North and East.
To Chattanooga, Memphis, kenSncs New Oriei and All
places South and So hwests -
To Louisville, st Louis, Cincinnati, and 81 places VI N
ssSs IN New York NH Europe and California
hev tske are Of slaves forward them to all PSFt
The South.
For information as otif1s c inqure At The Offices o.
NF' - JOHN 5. BUTLER,
Nashville Agent.
JAS. SHUTTER, supt, Chattanooga lfeeiS
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EsTRAYk---DIclkson Couniy

yEvAKEN pby VIZ Hzoarr In m District Of aid county,
Say Mare, f4H hands high, baJ eoor star in foTshaal
a1a IS year I'D len te back and Ensh0d
Appraissd 81 Oeteber, Is6g, to ST. a. J. ALLEN,
uovQ3-v3ts Ranger.
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n .-- ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY NOVEMBER I1th, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East And West, will follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville ct 800 A and Bpm
Arrive At Chattanooga l:3o NJ AID las A N.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 1901 N and 40 NJ.
Arrive 81 NaJhTiile at $50 and 8 A n.
Ii rail connection and shortest Boston, New York
"a PhladelphG, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond
Petersburg, Lynehbug Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston
Montgomery, Menu his. New Orleans, &c.
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and chares.on Railroad and at Chattanooga Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets be had at any hour application %
Ticket Agent at Office 1t Depot, the following places and
a. the following prices, viz:
Nnshve Ia Nev York via Eat Tam l. 7, r,rs AN IS
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L. S. ULLMAN'S
Wv eather Indicator

Ma LOUIS ULLNAN Dear SIR The little plant you had the
kindness send ago. still faithfully performs its
duty 'Wesher Indicator and delicate it, and
atmospheric changes either respecting the
bsrometric gomeTc condition, that it begins indicate
generally in advance Of the usual instruments
kept suspended in my office, TO my standard
Shsoniau) barometer and Macon hygomeer and bare
faithful in its indications these Instruments
Its truly Natural Weather Indicator, and pereetlyreabe
regard this Microscopic psnt therefore, account Of its
sftiveness and its durability afordng cheap and reliable
for tie purposes to which apply it, important and
valuable discovery and believe that 1t will commend itself
wherever used Yours, very truly, RICHARD D. CURRY.
KSoxynLE, Tenn, May p, 1860
Having recently received about Of these valuable Wealth
Indicators will sell then in any quantity, and If the
chaser perfectly satisfied with their money
refunded This shsud satisfy every that they
lose anything by the experiment Price 81 So when Gent by
mad 81 90. soldby STRETCH & FORBES.
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nmIhnms ROOIs.

have stilI an assortment OF the choicest dubious
~ Woots imported from Holland suitable Tor planting
OF Deeenbsr for howerng the ParoI n January
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FEVkKgE up b. ANDREw WALLACE, in I'm Desist O seid
county On had Of YeoE Creek tn nile1 youth West q
CEarlotts Bark Bay Horse. sway hack. poo-' oars
fossd fourteen ana bali hands high, and about Aean
old. Appraised Eth November, 1850, 70 e5.
uovss-wsts 4. J. ALLEN, Ranger.
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THSAKEN up By Jas BRoys, r.. TuHbuL 10 q District
IN said county, miles South East Of Charlotte,
Dark RnY Horse, IS handI tEo inches high shod all
nine ten old saddie oos on his
pov2s-Ests A. J. ALIEN, Rssssr.
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Hungarian Grass Seed.
WsF receiyed and sale att low figure 500 bushels SUPERB
or Hupran Grass Seed This seed has ben selected with
great care raised the Northern portion Of Missour
apr1s-H GIZELLl hOoPsk q W.
T-,o.V, T1o.os,es
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stoves, Crates, Castings!
LII eur stock 81 articles in the house. No College
~ street, we are disposiug OF at cost Ii you want
COOKING STOVES, for Wood or oeali
WROgGHT IRON STOVES,
HEATING STOVES,
CHURCH STOVES,
Or any other kind of Crates at low prices for essh
now Is me is 9pi MAcKENzIE * MINCHIN
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IENCH PkeEESTANE SCHO'

M AD4ME VALIANT VIII re op-a Ter BlardnE ard Day
w school fer young ladies at i2S CHI lsta
sepeemher Superior iusructors in tie English
breaches, to both q vhah equally pad
parmsnt apr9-slm
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VI. Fl. BILL.
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

G,Nttate of Louisiana, Parish'of Bossier.
~ Clerks office ] 18th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that Isabella
II. Afford, tutrix of the minor heirs of
James w. Afford, deceased, has this
say filed in the office of said Clerk her
incl account as tutrix aforesaid. Now
therefore. this is to admonish all per-
sons concerned, that if opposition is
not made thereto within the time pro-
scribed by law, the said account will be
homologated and made the judnent of
the Court.
Given under nv hand and seal of
Of Office, at Bellevue, this the 25tll day
Of February A. D. 1850.
TH0S. n. BRADEN,
n36 5ts Sc Deputy Clerk.
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SBERJFF'S SALE.

6-ttate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier-
y In the District Court, No. 1856.
jesse Saxton vs.. james 0'Daaiel.
Bv virtue of writ of fieri 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 will proceed TO sell
ut public auction, at the Court house
door in the town Of Bellevue. Barish
of Bossier, on the first SATURDAY,
the 9TH day of April, A. d. 1850, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ.
and P. NJ, the following described
5properey, to-wit:
The cast half of the northeast quar-
ter of section thirty-five (335l aud the
west half of the northwest quarter OF
section thirty six (36) all in township
twenty-three (223) Of range eleven az
containing one hundred and sixty
$1,000 acres.
Seized as the property of James O.
Daniel. and to be sold to pay and sat
fsfy tie writ issued in the above en-
titled salt
Terms Of sale-Cash, W 18th benefit {
appraisement.
Bellevue, February %, 1S60.
PHIL0 ALDEN,
ms Cts S16 Sheriff
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~ Mr. No WINS. in his plav oil

RE- Mr.. NJ Willis, in his play of
@TOrtesa, the Ulurer,'' makes one Of his
characters say, sthat, "Ever since the
food, water has bad taste Of sinners
therefore he preferred wine. He prob
ably obtained this dfoH idea from a
German poet. whose lines are transla-
ted thus:
ssThen TO the Ler6oid Noah said,
The water nov tastes very bad
Because there have been drowned
therein
All beasts and mankind in theirs in
IT'S therefore Lord, / ever think,
/ would prefer some other drink"
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HEs AND BcSSErsA lady whose
husband had for severed Sundays fol-
lowing been jeefingly telling her that
the great motive with women in going
to church was merely to display their
bonnets, at last lost all patience, and
said to hi@: Then, sir, suppose
the reason why you gentlemen. 50 rarely
come to church Is because you cannot
show your hats !"
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SUCCESSI0N NOTICE.

G,t tate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
~ Clerks Office 18th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that Anderson
III, HolIingsWorth tutor for Caleb S..
Williams, has this day filed IN the office
Ct said Clerk, his second annual ac~
count as tutor afore said. Now, there
fore, this is to admonist all persons
concerned, that if opposition is net
made thereto within the time proserib-
ed by law, the said account will be
honologated and made the Judgment
Of the Court.
Given under my hand and seal of
office, at Bellevue. this the 18th day of
February A. d. 1850.
a. A. ABNEY,
n35 5tsS6 CLERK.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-30
STR1Y SALE.

W strayed before " Walker. ] P.f
IL by VIM. r. Mason on The. l4lh
day Of Sep;emher last. and viii he sold
before the court house door. in 1he town
eli Bellevue on the 4th Saturday in
April 1850. for cash, the lolling des@
criheJ animal, to-wit :, blood bay
MARE, about l9 years old. IA hands
high. blind in the right eye a sial in
the forehead. and branded on the left
shoulder with the letter S, ard apprais.
etss at forty dollars. ~
The owner Of said animal is request
ed 10 come forward, prove property,
pay charges, &c. 6s a
Bellevue, La, Oct. ism. 1850
irase W. Ii, HILL.
n17 GIN Stray master.