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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1860-11-10

b D'apras les nouvelles de lelection, dams ID
PsFoisse Lafayeste, que nous publions dams notrs
partie anglase, lei lecteur Terra que nos eandidats
snipotlent cette Paroisae par environ 100 voix de
n,sjosi.s sur Bell et Que Doug qu'un ssnI
avnfn 9,s4s.4sssss tzzs53
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Lbs lSCLAVBS

s g. go A SAVOIR
| WAREHOUSE, negresse agee d'envi
ron SO ans, ayec ses quatre enfants : Hya
cinthe d'environ neuf ans Alcide, d'enyirot
sept ans; Uranie d'environ cling ans ct dem
ct Josephine d'environ trois ans ct demi.
SIDALISE, negressc agee d'environ 21
ans, ayec son enfant. Aimee, denviron
mois linpotantl
HELOISE, negresse agee d'enyiron 18
ans, avec son enfant, Baptiste, age d'environ
4 mois.
ZILIA, negresse agee .d'environ Is ans.
LOUISA, negresse agee d'enyiron Ia ans
MODESTO, negresse agee d'environ 12
ans. @
FRANCOIS, negre age d'enyiron SO ans,
lsourd ct affecte des yeuxl. To-.
Un Cheval brun-fonce. s9f
On Cheval bal. =e
Une Charrette d Cheval 5'@
Deux Vaohes ct Veaux
Tn Fusil de Chase double. -...e......
Une Table. .@ 1.S 4.....-...
Un Lit ct Linge de Lit. ~ :. ..s.-
Un Canape. .-3 z.5 T.. -: =....,
Une marque q marquer les animaux.
Tn lot de meubles de maison ct dusten.
siles de cuisine
CONDITIONS :-Toute somme de cinquante
piastres ct au-dessous, payable compliant, ct
toute somme au-dessus de cinquante piastres
payable en- deux termes annuels ct .egaux,
Fun. en- Mars 1862 ct l'autre en- Mars 1863.
Les acquereurs fournissant deux BONES
cautions solidaires, Ia satisfaction de Tad
min;strateur ct de plus Ia terre ct les es-
claves demeurant specialement hypotheques
. ladite succession jusqu'au plein ct entier
pavement du capital ct des interets qui
pourront s'y accroitre. .ss.ss
EDMOND SIMON,
80 administrator.
Opelousas, q Octobre 1860. .ss
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loll Ga aItl.iIe.

E,scaateur la0sy d Paroisse 81. Landrs
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vICTOIRE !! #VICTOIREi!

sstss VICTUikE "V1CIOlRE!t!S $a #$I@
Nous ielicitons Ia Democratic de 10 Paroisse St.
Landry ct de nore Etat sur le resultat de l6ectio
du coura,'t II est vrai que notre smajorite de
1856 etc redute, mais dun. autre, cote, nous 70
yons avec plaisir que notre parti etc purge dun
aelement de dscorde ct de corruption qu pesait sur
nos energies CONNIE IN fardeau insupportable Cette
election depouille Pane de la pean du lion don't
ils1tait revetu. Contains soidisant Democ ont
creuse leur tombeau potique. Quis yrestent done.
lis ne ponrront dorenavant combattre sous regde
5d6mocratique, dams un but davancement personnel.
Nous fecitons done nos amis politiques de ce fait
davoir purge rangs de soi-disant Democrates
qui ont vote pour Bell et Everett Quilssen aillent
sayec armes ct baggage lis sont moins dangereux
CONNIE ennemis ouverts que comme traitres dams
nos rangs. 0 8ss.ssss Il s
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nET0TTR sNN FsEF ErTYNsEE ETspEcTnUMTYEFTr i n
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.kYN Nors sommes autorise d annoncer que RoBT.
IN. PArrEs ESQ., de Ia Paroisse Vernlon, est candi-
dat Ia placed Ayocat de District du nouveau Dis.
trict jndiciaire compose des Paroisses st. Landry,
Calcasieu, Lafayette ct Vermillon. IA Aout.
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" nv Nous sommes requis d'annoncer rHon. c. n.
Houros CONNIE candidat pour, ,Juge du District COM
pose des Paroisses ST. Landry Calcasieu, Vermillon
ct Lafayette, la prochaine election. [7av 1860
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Ope1ousas 20 octobre 1860.
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TO THF pTBLIC.


ON the 18th of December, 1873, executed my prom
~ issorv note to one John Watt bearer, for the
sum of twenty-four hundred and seyentythree dollars
and thirty three cents, due the lst Of January 1861;
county Texas Now this is to give notice that tile
sderaon of said note has entirely failed, and viii not
pay the same unless compelled by law.
april WILLIAM COY LII.
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SIIERIFF,S SALE.

ReOleTed IUI Noncompliance.
z n DISTRICT C0URT-State of Louisiana Parish Of
4 Caddo, No. 5500.-ELIJAH STEEL vs.. JoHN X LAMEl-
BY virtue of writ Of tieri facias directed by
the Hon District court of the parish and State aforesaid
in the above entitled suit will re5tfer for sale ION
count Of the failure Oft the purchaser at sale made by
me the 4th day of August, 1860, to comply with tile
terls Of the sae at public auction, at the courthouse
in the city Of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid to
the highest bidder on
Saturday, the 9th day OfOctober, 4. ID. 1860,
between the hours of o'clock A. and o'clock p NJ
the following described property seized that of the
defendant John h Lamerick and to be sold pay and
satisfy the writ above mentioned, to-wit:
The undivided one halfof lot No thirteen (13l block
No thirty-two 1927 with half of the buildings and
improvements, said lot situated in the city ofShreve-
port, Parish Of Caddo.
Terms Of sale-Cash with the benefit Of appraise-
mentt NATHAN H0SS, Sheriff.
Sbreyen0rt Aug Doth 1960-swf $40 81
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!
ANn NO HIIMRTLG4

THE VAR WITH MEXICO, Is No DOUBT TO COM
MENCE SOON. THE CRY CHEAP Goops
ID Ut let me make war first here in Shreveport by
I'D selling my SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, the
Cheapest that has been offered vet here in this
place. On and from this date will offer the following
goods: One large lot of Oak Tan Russets a 81 10 pr
One Boys lot of Oak Russets Q1.........75 cts
1oopieces American@Engshe alicoes from to 10 ID yds
- fine French 8 10 to zoe pr yds
80 American, French&Scoteh ginghams 0 to 26cts
100 " fine JAG organdi coloredmusln from Toe to 25c
80 Frcnch organd ouace dress patterns 81 80 to 90
- Plain barage,. a 20ctst
% Barage double skirt and honced dresses 30 to 90
80 Robe guile dresses. ..... "a . so
4 large lot of MarSeiles and cotton counter pancS
PA wide from 81 30 to 81 90
10 600 yards heavy No. / 0snaburgs a. 1Octs
500p g Brown shifting from to 10 per yard
5000 aud Bleached sheeting from to 25 cts
100 doz fine Ladies, Misses and chidren's cotton
hose from 0 cts to % cts.
100 {" assortedsfne Ladies, Misses and chlldren's
hell bootees from 75cts to 81 30 cts
also large variety OF other goods too numerous to men
ton which viii be sold in proportion.
In addition my Fancy and Staple Goods have re-
ceyed fine assortment of the latest style of Spring and
Summer Bonnets also ladies' Misses and chdrcns hats
which viii sell at reduced prices, am determined to
sell my goods regardless of profits prices also have
a very fine stock of Clothing and Furnishing goods
Spring and Summer Hats, such as Mems Cassinler and
fine lot ofchiidren fancy hats all ofwhch will be offered
at the low prices Ladies and Gentlemen are par
tcularly invited to and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere my goods are all new and fresh
and have been bought expressly for this market Country
people will find it to their interest to and see for
themselves and get bargains. W. MARKS,
Texas street, between Market and Edward
Stpnya rNn1t ATril
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA:
LAW DEPARTMENT.

FENHE Lectures in this Department viii commence on
4 the second MONDAY of November Js,i0 and CON
tinue until the first Monday of April 1861 They will en-
brace the varcus branches of the Civil Law ofthe Com
mon Law, and OF Equity, Admiralty Commercial Inter-
national and Constitutional Law, and the Jurisprudence
the United States The Lectures will be delivered by
four Professors:
Hon. THEODORE Il McCALEB, Ill, D., Professor Of
Admiralty and international Law
RAEDELL HUNT, Professor Of Commercial and Crimi-
nal Law, and the Law of Evidence
CHRISTIAN ROSELIUS, Ii. d Professor of Civil
Law.
ALFRED HENNEN, Professor of Constitutional and
Common Law, and Equity of Jurisprudence.
No city in the United States has the advantages which
New Orleans the ready and perfect acquire
ment ofthe Modern Languages Good Board can be OBJ
tanned cheap here in any other large city the
Union.
All communications must be addressed to the Dean of
the Faculty, at New Orleans.
RANDELL HUNT, Dean
augl5 Of the Faculty
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Successlon OF 4. y. BURRUs, deceaSed.
ctTATE OF L0UISIANA-Parish of Caddo-In Dis
= rct Court BY virtue of awrit of sale to me directed
bv the Honorable the District Court in and for the Par
ish of Caddo State aforesaid, will proceed to sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, ON
Saturday, the 18th day OfOctObeT, A. ID. 1860,
between tile hours of 10 o'clock NJ and O'Clock, P. NJ
atthemarket house. in the city ofShreveport, Caddopar
ish the following described property belonging to the
succession Of A. ID. Burrus, deceased, to-wit:
Anegro woman named Mary Ann, aged about 50 years,
Of yellow compexion good cook, washer and ironer
ferms-Cah, provided the property bring its apprais
ed value if it does not bring its appraised value i will
be reddvertsed and sold credit of twelve months
purchasers on credit give their notes with approved
personal security bearing eight per cent interest from
date till paid. H. HUNSICkER
Shreveport September y, 1860. Auctioneer
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE,

L.
FENIE course of Lectures for l66O-6l, will commence
l. on the 1st Monday of October next, and continue
five months.
The Introductory, usual, will be delivered on the
first Monday in November
THOMAS r. JENNINGS, MD, Professor of Anatomy
and Physiology.
j. BERRIEN LINDSLEY, Md, Professor of Chemis-
try and Pharmacy.
c. X. WINSTON, NJ D.. Professor of Materia Medea
and Medical Jurisprudence.
A. H. BUCHANAN, MD, Professor of Surgical Anat-
omy and Physiology.
JOHN NJ. WATSON, MD, Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
PAUL F. EVE, MD, Professor Of Principles and Prac
tice of Surgery.
w. X. BOWLING, Md, Professor of Institutes and
Practice of Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, Md, Adjunct Professor and
Demonstration of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for students
the first Monday in October, (the lst.)
The Tennessee State Hospital under the direction Of
the Faculty is open to the Glass free of charge.
A Cnqne has been established in connection with the
University, at which opertons performed and cases
prescribed for and ectured upon the presence OF the
class.
Amount of Fees for Lectures is $685. Naturalization fee
paid once only,) So Practical Anatomy, So Gradua
ton fee, S25.
Good boarding be procured for So to 81 per week.
For further information Catalogue apply to
w. X. BOWLING, MD,
m G61 cen Jo,,, Sc L',o,,1 Inv
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LATEST NEWS!

THE FIGHT WITH MEXICO HAS ALREADY BEGUN.
MYTH the above news the undersigned respectfully
ing country that he has removed his extensive stock
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, AND GAPS, VARIETIES &c.
from his old stand to one of Mrs Lafons comfmodious
brick stores Texas street next door f. H. Frank
jeWery store where he is ready and will be pleased
as he can get with the same courtesy as heretofore
In addition to his former stock he has received large
assortment all kinds of Spring and Summer Goods,
which will be sold at reduced prices
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
his old stand he hopes to receive the at the
one pcdgug himself 10 sell his goods low fnot lower
than any house in town. NJ. LEV 7.
Shreveport March % 1850
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200 NEGROES WANTED.

OUR Contractors, Fannin Grant & CO., want TO hire
W 200 negroes, OF commence work on the LIST OF
November in the pine woods country west of the 0uach-
tia river. They will pay $500 year for good negro
men in cash. onehalf at the end Of SIX months, and the
residue at the end of the year. and also feed and clohe
the negroes-the to pay doctors bills, and in
case Of sickness protraced beyond week to take
charge of the negro and lose the time, and also to lose
the time if the negro should run away.
The country where the work is to be done healthy
and the men who want them are of slaves and
accustomed to manage them. They are responsible,
entirely So and will pay the hire they promise, and
treat the negroes humanely.
Address the undersigned at Monroe, La, or Fannin,
Grant Co., Ficksburg, Miss. G. G. YOUNG,
President of the V, S. & T. R. Il. Co.
u, S-9n
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UNIVERSITY or LOUISIANA.
sMEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


TTNHE annual Course of Lectures in this Department
4 will commence on MONDAY, November u, 1860
and will terminate the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES, D. Professor of Practice of Medicine
}. l.. RIDDELL, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
A. II. CENAS, Nj. D.. Professor of Obstetrics.
G. A. MOTT, NJ. d.. Professor of Materia Medca
I. G. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. d., Professor of Physiology and
Pathology.
q G N1aHdIs n 3 Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The rooms for Dssecting viii be open the second
Monday in October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of
the Charity Hospital
The Students accompany the Professors in their visits,
and, free Of expense, enjoy extraordinary practical ad
vantages
Preliminary to the Course Lectures will be delivered
daily in the Amphitheatre of the Hospital from the
of October Clinical Medicine and Surgery and other
subjects, without any charge to students.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D., Dean.
The Administration Of the Charity Hospital elect an
nually in April fourteen Resident Students, who are
maintained by the institution julyl8
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Me state "a Louisiana-Parish of Caddo.

The state OF LOulSlaua-PariSh of CaddO.
ElGIlTEENTHJUDIC ALDISTRICT C0URT-Par-
~ ish ofCaddo. Succession of Susanah Nj. Nor
rlSs dec'dNotice hereby given that Missouri ERWIN
has this day FLED in the clerks office petition praying
appointed administrative ofthe succession of usanah
NJ. Norris, deceased, and unless opposition be made
thereto in ten days, the time prescribed by law said
prayer will be granted and letters of administration is
sued accordingly.
- Giyenundcr my hand and seal of said court this
!, g, 18th day of September, a. d. 1860.
r. r. J. WRIGHT,
sepl9 Deputy Clerk.
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A. ENGTlE & Co.


JESAKES pleasure in informing their friends and custo
Il mers, Of the receipt Of their stock Of Fresh Goods
consisting in part Of
HAVANA CIdARs-Of the following celebrated brands
Figaros Cabanos FL Principe de Gales Ceryantes Milan
Caoba Washington, E SOL Toreno, the and tavOrite
Flor Solon H. Upnann, La Intirnidad, Fichot, and
many others.
SMOKING AND CHEWING ToBAcco-Fine Turkish, IIycO
kilckinek Perique, Goodwin 4 Brother, pure Habana
SnIace and Virginia.
GENUINE MEERsCHAUM PIPES-And amber mouth pieces
CLAY and Fancy Pipes and Stems.
MATCHES Pray Pollak and common Laeour.
PLAYING CARDs-All kinds
WIxEs-V Chcquot, Heidsick & Co, and Cabinet Cham
payne, Tokay, Szckszardi Port sherry Madeira Spark
ling and Still Catawba, Rhine wine.
ALE AND PoRrER-Jefreys and Byas
FINE CoGNAC AND WmsKEY.
IIcKLEs-Oysters, Salmon, HOLSTERS and Sardines
PRESERVES ALL KINDs-Syrups, fine table Oils Lea
& Perkins Worcestershire Sauce French Mustard Layer
Raisns aud Figs Candies and Gum Drops Star aud
Sperm Candles large lot of Lemons Coidals Bar Turn
blers Wine and Champagne Glasses.
Boston Pond Ice through the summer season.
All orders will be attended to with particular
[may16l A. ENGLE & co, Texas street
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A. G. COOK,
FAMILY GROC Err


And Manufacturer of all kinds of
Cakes, Candies and everything appertaining TO
THE CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS,
TEXAS STREET, between Market and Edwards Streets,
SHREVEPORT, Ia
8sssa TAXES this method Of informing the pub sss5sa
sSssgs85 lie and citizens of Shreveport and sur
~ rounding country, that he has just re- -z114-z-
ccyed from New Orleans large supply of Ia mly and
Fancy Groceries, Wines and Liquors, such as
Sugar, coffee, tea, moIasseS flour, rice, potatoes,
Lard, butter, cheese, bacon, sugar cured hams,
Breakfast Bacon mackerel, onions, candles, soap
Starch, indigo, salt crackers, spices, sauces
Pickles, mustard kctchups, sweet and lard oils
Cordials, wines, brandies, jelles, preserves,
Fruits put up in brandy and in their own juice,
Pie fruits, cranbeTieS, raisns, cuurants, citron,
Almonds, pecans, halle nuts. nc, &c.
Fish and vegetables Theoretically sealed, comprising
salmon lobstcrs sardnes, oysters, mushroom,
green peas corn, tomatoes, &C. &c.
Cigars, tobacco, buckets, tubs, brooms, Selves
Clothes pins, washboards baskets,
Powder shot, caps, cotton and grass twine and
other articles TOO numerous to MENTION all of which Will
be sold cheap any house in town
Articles that found not to be represented, If re-
turned, the money viii be refunded.
Weddings and parties supplied with fine conectone-
ries, etc, at the shortest notice
share ofthe public patronage respectfully solicited
anrl2J-lyl 4 G.. COOK
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HRS. KELLS

O. RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies of Shreveport and
~ vicinity THAT sire has just returned from NewN ork
with the largest and best selected stock Of FANCY
DRY GOODS ever brought TO this market, among which
wifi be fonnd the following articles:
Dress silk silk velvet satin broadclofh cashmere,
deaine bingham, calico neapoan, chip straw silk and
velvet bonnets and hats cloth velvet satin and marine
cloaFs wooHen caps, Scarfs hoods, sacks, &c. new
and large assortentof eweIy acone 4d swiss ddging
and inserting, collars, undeiseevss and chemsees in
great variety Also, large assortment Of toys for
Chrstmasand in fire all articles usually found in fam
CIV dry goodsstore. Ladies viii please call and examine
her assortment and they viii Be to buy she has
goods to suit all tastes and prices to suit all pockets.
Notwithstanding fse high charges for freight, Mrs.
Wells continues to self Her goods EVER.
~ Mrs Wells viii be found her old stand onTexas
street ne xt door to Eberstadts.
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8 Desirable Plantation i'm DeSoto For Sale,

(gt?yc1 Oh Account OF DEPARTURE.
ES7T9 The subscriber intending to leave the State
55F offers for sale the plantation, UPON which lac
YFT resides, one mile from Mansfield, in the Par
E<..as@-s ish Of DeSoto.
The tract has $50 acres of Land. with $50 acres
cleared and well improved with comfortable dwelling
gin house cabins, nc. The tract fair average Of the
uplnds Of the Parish andis conveniently located the
schools of the village.
To reliable purchaser, applying before the 40
venber, BARGAIN will be given. d. CRESN h.
DeSoto Parish Sep 49, lS607t
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New Orleans Market.

NEW orleans market,
~ pS@5tr l3.-The cotton market is heavy and UNI
,.,i Yesterday about 22lO changed hands, prices ir
l and in favor of buyers To-day about 800 bales
,;.....,...- @ Middling, (new) lo4@lol
N !. binary, q Good now lI4@IlB
ra4lE lnewJ 494@lO Middling fair, M. q
sseelpis Including 74,09S bales on hand since
s+ IL tembcr, have been 10, l2I bales. Exported
g.5s NE same time H. 1875
E,i ,Superine, $5T5@6 %; extra, Sc 50@S 90.
ae--4ess S22 03@22 81 II Dbl.
ll5'THdes, lS@l5c; shoulders 9@11e.
3so-l2@l5c. p ID.
drs -t'ogSocts. p buslel.
80 ss--io9 f3c u bushel.
-, 6@Q3c u ID.
Fa-.,ssEs-21@84c. n gallon.
6re.1ls 1ihectifed, l7l@24 rawy 1920 Up gallon.
-ldo, l5@l55c. i2 ii.
OMIT ~ CATTLE MABKET, Sep IS.
n eSIern, fine, ........... 8@84c. f9 ID net.
H. +eAaS and Lake, ........ .Sl7@40 f2 head.
sssss,s. ...............-..... los p Ii nett
-, ...............s2 6l4 90 77 head
ss,.s, AAGIcAL PAX EXTRACTOR possesses the IN
se3.4' po'er Instantly to check inflammation. This
lzt " many, eminent IN the profession, and by
atrt,. 'er used it; and hence, possessing the
1t naturally follows that the pain which,
es,. 'l1ns Sealdsi &c, isprodueed by inflammation,
a95 H, assoon az yoG conquer and sabdue the inila-
w II ~ Gsased ~ Read the many certificates Of
g#s l'aiNets, which can bc had gratis Of the
y MI rae IN New Oceans wholesale and retail,
.Do NSar & Co., u and I5l Charities street
". "T lof Bile southern States. and To whom all
''tNL BE- addressed aua,22.lp.
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anne ANS Term of.the Academic rcar 1seo-s1. c

FENHE FIRST Term ofthe Academic year lSGV-5l, COM
Il mences on the Sd of September, 1869.
The Second Term commences on the 9th Of January,
1861. Commencement exercises takes place the 18th
Of June 1861.
Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel Rooms, Servants
attendance and use of Arms, $I05 per Term. Maricu-
lation Fee So. Students required to furnish their
rooms. Engineering, French, Spanish, German Draw
ING, Book keeping, and Fenchng each SO per Term Of
twenty weeks
Students under IA years Of age viii not be admitted
BY the aid Of Military Discipline effective government is
established and health, physical culture good order and
industrious habits are promoted.
For catalogues additional information apply TO any
Member of the Faculty. or b. Il. JOHNSON.
iuly25-jt* Superintendent.
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nWELIING H0TSE FOR RENT.
so REWARD

- SrRArEp from my plantation, Bossier parish,
- some y miles from Shreveport, about the lst
Of june two Rules, one bay horse mule, about fit
teen hands high about five years old rather slight built
and has wart his sheath; had bell on when he left
The other bay mare mule, about sixteen hands high
we'll made her ears little inclined to flop.
The above reward twenty-five dollars EACH will be
paid for their delivery to Any information thank
aTIc99 tf c. w ARNOLD.
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NNTICE

rs hereby given that have this day filed with the Re
IL corderof parish of Caddo my rABLEAU OF TAXES,
the 1860 Tax payers respectfully requested
prescribed by law and make all necessary changes and
alterations. L. p. CRISP Assessor
Shreveport La, September 10, 1860.
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Succession of a. d. Burrus Deceased.
A Ii persons having claims against the Succession of
"A A. ID. BuRRUs, deceased, requested to present
them to the undersigned and all those indebted to said
succession are requested to forward Immediately
and make payment. i. IL. BAUGH,
Caddo parish August 20, 1860-3t administrator
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UNIVERSITY or NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE.

]. BARREN LINDsLEY, NJ. D., D. D. Chancellor ofthe
University, and Professorof Chemistry and Geology.
Col B. R. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Military
College and Professor of Engineering.
JAMES F. HAMILTON, AN Professor OF Mathematics,
and Natural Philosophy.
j. II. STEWART, A. NJ. Professor of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
GEORGE S. BLACKIE, A. NJ, NJ d., Professor of Bot
any and Natural History
REV J. w HOYTE, A. M, NJ. d., Professor of Mental
and Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
R.W. PITMAN Adjunct Professor of Ancient Languages
J. G. ANGLADE, Teacher of French and Drawing.
C. X WINSTON NJ D. Surgeon
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