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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21
CouEcil Eluffs Female SsE,. II,
JAMES B. RUE, =: PRINCIPAL.
nOARD OF TRUSTEES,

D. G. RLooNEK ESQ sPfrs,t n, sslgfpEs Sts'y.
THOMAS offiIka, gscassrer.
Hon. G, BALDWIN. SAMGELe CL.NTQN.s
SAMUEL RAYLISS, JAMES A. aAGksffs,
TH0>S, II. BENTON, IN, sA&rtf. xNErrfsS
Z q. ". RoYERS WE Merl stJ.A MI
JOHN +. BALDWIN, W. u. n, PlSEy, II
sESSIOySs--The Aesdssaiesl year ID dixiaea into
two sessions u twenty twv weeks each Tie isst srs-
sion win samnrncc the sAi o. mis- meath tJaYaavy
issi1 and ia close 90 The last wednes.ay u seue
sexi. Tho fall term Will eeIasaeacc en the laiid
"Wednesday 81 August.
TERMSs-paymcn.r req ircd Inv ariAbsy Ia aavaAcc,
per hall session, ef eleven weeks, a. follows
"a PEfM Any pRrARfMENrS .............sA a 90
Z ItssrAkAToaf DEPARTMENT, ..ss...3 A.
e
Mrsfc riannor Guitar v III asrut t,frs,e ie 81
astESsRtCrlnS ANa stvea in tho French i.ataa nad
tiyrek tsa aaees. y t,se de,i, iNs a. So ssastas
Nc Deductions mtc for absenscs exssrs In sascS Of
pre.raete>. Sickness. s@EfsS Asai
. ,Boysnvtoyee ten years Of ase admitted. -,
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CO We }a1 ssa'd & BLss%sa,
n inter- u q l4ssd tI Eas "a, a k7at I
ihe Rspav, II Us lien. 1ass. II, gBsreS,
Secretary Of tbs Bsasi. IL IS document
Of some two hundred sas, ahd eonsajua a
very full aceonn, II as or2sauaas of ths
present School System IN tae several caa a.
ties of the Stae, together WITH vas!
4 amount et .,asisgiss relating Is, the ~erne,--
Tsis work - Fvpv 3sas 4, by shFsa "ho az,
estaretsns 70 ttuaaase au oYinsea. dae-
umeui rrlee,in- sttat credit on ia. author
and c4leaIa,ed 10 prem e, to great d.,
gree, the Cause III Eiaastiaa IN this Sac.
e cS~ The srle@tagh lise aeroas Iowa is
$ new campisse aud in working order. ,a
Omaha, Tp lAese cisfes aud sswus aiouv
,ss r,gatt. WIRE shste il enssg psiss snG ugh
wvaass ,tre ueapte 10 suks.fthr u tsw Dollars
Tor toe pa sass az sssat,ae IN oEce, shis
Will move s-eat rraetiea, hsaest. Bat
"a Il, Sc placrs' thst have 10 cFtes, lac ,et
ersnea lin. vi sssscf anea, IS meea bsus
Gf Il Mason j pSess zoe. anesAsr or
NOS Uaeaell Baag. ssssl s'eans aosa. > yea
rem IS 10 be- ssea. 0as people base, thus
far. bepu eautesstsg thea e,sss with thu
" soft. ds,astoa : that ovg CTS waai4 be
accommodated wtsa 90 casee. wtstsas pay-
ias far IL. ret rog, tass tae te is cou-
p,.,ss,3, ubs ea'y 10, aus ttsroesa Coaas.l
E.aa< aal "ss s.os Ae g 80 a.Rue tltes
=. IL -. D. Ia T.
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SATURDAY. DECEnsER II, iss,.

g5- Single copies Of the NoarAREiL, for sale al
wooLwoaTns NEWS DEPOT. In he Post 01soe.
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CO Fer the laless news from al'rsrs Of
Tic vorss, sota Wssss ,kTa's News pspo.
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3-a Company q. e. s. Regular, from
Fort Randall, under Command Of l. en.fnan,
'IAsSaNT, arrived IN this eigy Thursday eya-
NJ. en- route : r Ls4veaworth. and from
thens9 70 sac . seat Of va - If that can be
fon9'. y - are fine looking ssoger
bog" aad We evidsntgy fright down glad
70 get out Of ,he alic aess.'
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Tz3'Cart. d. Il. ClAEk, Of the 18th Reg
ime r, arrived 10 town "Wednesday esea Eg.
H. left his CamPehS Al Keeknk, c5nF rta-
by alrteFei aai clothed, and is now here
10 qte5so; raesassto III his c5myi4g 10
the q tSmam Standard. FIR thi. purpose
be viii tauain uHti alter the h0hdEya.
rs7.f8rs r~o~-s-s $500 Sid 50 & Es
ey-srhs NJ " F,s ne, 5 10 be refn ovr \
from D1buqHe 10 Dss M1 acs ,his week
-.whsre b H9mssfeii md farmes viii be
p sali hzd All lsttsrs should hereafter be
d cs'tt . Bss Mines. TIE Btccmbo.
~. Of the Farmer cau'ains tie Prosfeo
tns. "a
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~ Rhodc Isiaudhasjass sent Der eish'h
bittery to ihe seas Of war. NJ other State
sands in anythtnx ike tbs proportion, as
to artillery and Rhoie lssand artillery is
coafe-sedy famous.
~ Persons en.itled 20 Premiums a. the
lar Far are requested to call upon the
Sscrstargof the Society and get their gf g
The Treasurer has funds enough on hHnd 20
pay % per cent, Of the indebtedness Of
III" sociesy =, j orders accordingly are now
isJu ] TO all persons snfitle so Pl,em urns.
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ssr4 --s.al scr EZRA HTssl sk.,fj-
so sf4cs $50 Ass's. Es-sEs : en-
~ ..,..r t.s. ti4si as sas N n
re. - ;o4.s s.g, VIII tssse a-r 9 ua-
r..-. Ia Gs a-s 5..- IA .s, ne4
zng E:e e efa
1r * ss- aNs7aN1&
s,s 10 4
g. e.. o.gsts. asa hsd1rs ~ f.iY, bic
81. s4a~u Esfs bo5-. i3sa3vere1 ihs tiag os-
. asa,ey u4.aa IL Is kpaSn fem other NJ
g-i,ss y she :aroas il BE formation Of
aegah tau53 aiaa iuer ases gradually until
q ga{ieat iy literally ssraa led 10 OATH
: l. 81 a5aegigass ace mpauiol by nlosrasien,s
a8 e1@sns preservation Of the entire sys;i
tcfa, ard st Others. byusi' her of these symp-
toms, 81. ia ctFasr casa il IS equally fatal.
:. > assoas u . fsFnsl,sn os sAis IN enbrane
500 ! ,h.rcfsre .se,n eqoivstent 70 curing
tne disease, aud this 10 most instances in
yae fyb0alas ml8aeg
II the early stages OF the. cnma'aios,
waisa is always accompanied ay soreness
md a swelling Of the throat, IL. the paEieH.
use . sius q s9,ali9a II sais aaJ vasss as
eareld ertry ffHeeo 'ns'aa,es. At the same
time mststta lases IF aaaael with soia-
ton Of sassama ktaj, male warm as the pa
tient csa bear 10, sut sai II ar6aui bis
shFoat, renewing .t as eften as the gtrg'e Is
administered, Fad a lac nean~ bite sprink-
ing Gaze sais oetwEsa tha flannel and the neak.
Use jaE.as liy <ogaa haas, or ssimulsut, e Their
Separately, or II II 7rastratisn be great,
use h0.b laGegbes. = treatment. as may
be seen, Ia extremely ample, aud if used IN
tue Earliest s:as 81 sas disease, viii effect /
4 esusrls.e care.
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CHAPMAN, new NAP OF COLORADO.

Untoa majority, 81 4,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-11-13
SAMUEL ARMITAGE,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

Market street, opposite the Postoice, Shreveport La
IA WoULD respectfully inform the gentlemen of this
IA place and the surrounding country that he can
ff always be found at his old stand, as above, and
socits their patronage feeling assured that ne will give
Satisfaction He has lately returned from New Orleans
with fine assortnentof seasonabe goods, all fresh and
Of the most fashionable styles, selected by himself ex
Inc fine black and colored French and English summer
cloths. Merinos Linen Drilngs together with every
description Of goods for coats and pantaloons plain and
fancy silk marseles and other vestngs The best cut
ters and wormen are employed and all work viii be
executed in superior style and at the very lowest
prices Suits for weddings balls parties will be fur
nished al the shortest notice May 8, 1861.
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A CARDl

A CARD!
$4 To my numerous friends and Gus A@z5A5-ls
ca toners beg to announce that ~ -SS
E&48 have taken agency for Mr. J. LIrTHAUER, and
reopened in Mrs. Lafons brick building on Texas
street near corner of Spring where they will find the
and finest assortment goods ever offered IN this
market before consisting Of
WATCHES,
of the best English manufacturers fully guaranteed and
at Prices to compare with any House in New
Orleans. I also keep large assortment of
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
SILVER WARE,
FINE CUTLERY, CLOCKS
BRAZIL PEBBL EST!
for the work department my personal attention will
be given and nothing will be spared to give satisfaction
i9Iv13 p T. L. FRANK.
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shreveport Price-Currezt.

..,ort embraces actual sales mas yesterday
ir1, 80, Iiddling, 7@S3c. w..
Gam 0. brown, 8t@l2c, IL To-
Sy,l .lssrs-85O40 cts. % gall. 80
r. 3O aITFsuperfne, IS 00@9oQ; ST. LoRiseGtFa, Slo
o Is W bbl. Texas, 4cts. t ID.
-p599rrTT-oMess, -C@35 ooR BIOL. ,...,a ,.,
5y,T@x-sdes clear, l8@2Oe; ribbed, 2.gz 5Aopi'
- Psi ISla5I5c; sagar-cnred hams, 2o@22 . To-
5I,a,r.-r.er--Rio 35@4oc. 8 u,
S SY,[T-sI0 q y p sack.
On IIllsgEY-9jc.@5I II gall.
Willard, 4-.I5 50 % q 2 50 R gall,
g1'.-ypLrs-Star, 40 q 45c. II D
EGo1pr,y-50@-c. R bushel.
lGiop1s.sI6 0o0f2 90 IL key Inos-44g8c u Ii
R.qgryu-Ky. 20@24c; India, 2Ot922e,
PH1nrrs-506c. f3 ID.
6an,o or 50@33 f9bag LEAD-BAR, 9C3loc Il b
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FOR RENT
tJIk Il LN
FyOUR or five fine rooms, over my store suitable for
e Offices or sleeping apartments. NJ. 6Atk.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
WILLIAMS PATENT PORTABLE FOLD
ING MOSQUITO HOUSES.
Patented May 81, 1859 By T, s WILLIAMS q Mississippi
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
The Mnsnnito TTomses

The Mosquito Houses
4 RE made any length or height desirable lheT are
Il light and portable and can be placed at a window,
or any other part of the out on the piazza or on
the open ground When the house is not in use, 1t can
be folded back entirely Of way by ola cord
and pulley which is simple arranged that child can
easily fold the largest size.
The Portable Folding Mosquito House
Can be unoided the cottage o. French bedstead
lounge writing desk sewing table &C. and In 1t dozen
persons can sit or stand IN security from the annoyance
of MOSQUITOES or any other winged insect.
TIE Folding Mosquito Bars
Are made fer beds pallets cribs, cradles &C. and Told
without the use OF the cord and pulley For the trundle
bed they are the NEST convenient bars in Like the
let's over the bedsteads elsewhere and without the
use Of posts on any occasion,
The Crib and Cradle Bars
Are invaluable. The child can be placed pallet in
crib or cradle the coolest and most comfortable place
in the house of DOORS and the small Bar can be
placed the child with ease than any other Bar
ever invented The amount of servants time saved in
one week in using this Bar amounts 10 more than the
price of the Bar The Bar is simple and durably con-
structed, and will last longer than lifetime
The public invited to call and see fer themselves
at the mandatory Corner Of Magazine and Josephine
Streets or at H. r. WELLS Coal Oil and Lamp store,
corner of Carondele and Poydras streets New Orleans
Country and State Rights for sale, on application
as above.
$25 Reward will be paid for information that will
lead to the conviction Of any person or persons tor I'M
lawfully making causing TO be made, any OF these
Patent Bars.
The Patentee is native of the South, and as such
he expects Southeners to patronise his invention in
preference 10 those having less merit which mpor
ted from the north. i. ,. W ILLIAMS q 60.
New Orleans, June 10, 1861
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

THHE annual course ofLecures in this department will
d commence on MONDAY, November II, 1851, and
will terminate il the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES' NJ d., Professor OF Practice OF Medicine.
J. i. RIDDELL, N. d., Professor Of Chemistry.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery.
A. Il. CENAS, N. D., Professor Of Obstetrics.
GUSTAVUS "a. MOTT, NJ d., Professor Of Materia
Medica.
7. G. RICHARDSON, N. D., Professor of Anatomy
THOMAS HUME NJ. D., Professor Of Physiology and
Pathology.
y T I c yI5HdEsa b B. Demonstrators Anatomy
The rooms for Dssecng will be opened on the Fourth
Monday in October.
ME faculty arc Visiting Physicians and Surgeons ofthe
The students accompany the Professors in their visits
ind free of expense enjoy extraordinary practical ad
vantages.
daily in the Amphitheatre Of the Charity Hospital from
the thof October on Clinical Medicine aud Surgery and
other subjects, without any charge to students
THOMAS HUNT, Dean
g-The administration OF the Charity hospital elect
annually in april fourteen Resident Students, who are
maintained by the Institution. July5l
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CoNFEB ERATE ARMORY and FOUNDRY
COMPANY


THE CITIZENS OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES AMERICA.
WE ARE ON THE EVE ofwhat may prove along and
w bloody war The best citizens oil our country are
to opposed battle by the hreng hordes OF the north
The victory generally with those who best drilled,
aud armed with the most approved weapons. Our enc
mics have all the at hand for constructing the most
destructive weapons Ofwar Our country IN this respect
is almost destitute. Our supplies from foreign countries
have been cut off The present stores must be
hausted tits absolutely necessary therefore toprovde,
at an early day against all cdutinE All prelml-
diatelv large scale, the manufacture of all imple
and munitions Of war thatwe may need Southern
talents stands ready to labor IN the cause Of Southern
freedom. Our viii look private enterprise
supply its wants Those who have gone forth fight
the battles of their country, demand Of Us that they
should not be left without the most improved means of
defence their enemies Our best interests call
rs for the immediate commencement of this important
work Capital is wanted and confidently appeal
to the patriotic feelings Of the people Of the Confederate
States To aid iii carrying this enterprise As
ferng. THOMAS McNEILL, Acting Super'dent,
Macon, Ga.
CAPITAL, ......sl 100000.
Ten Thousand shares of 500 Each.
The manufactures of this Company viii consist Of
FOR SEA COAST, GtRRIsoX, sEIGE, FIELD AND
NAVY USE.
Small Arms
RIFLES, MUSKETS, PISTOLS, SWORDS AND BAY
ONETS.
Laboratory stores
GUN CAPS, FUSES, PRUNING TUBES, PORT FIRES
Pr0jectiIes
SHOTS, SHELLS, BALLS, ROCKETS, Ere.
GUN POWDER, MILITARY STORES.
As soon as $4,000 subscribed the Company VIII De
regularly organised and work commenced ediaely
part the machinery which will be necessary, has al
ready been ordered and in course of construction.
Books for subscription will be opened in all of the prin
cpa cities and towns of the Confederate States the
lst June.
Instalments en- shares will not be called for until the
Company is regularly organised iunela1
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SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY.
GREENSBORO, ALA.


FENHE Exercises of this Institution in all the Schools of
/ Instruction. will be resumed on the FIRST WEDSEs-
DAY IN 0Cr0BER.
By authority eft the Trustees Company Of Cadets win
be organised ana instruction given in the Military Art
without interfering with scholastic duties.
Confederate bonds Treasury Notes win be taken IN
payment of fees,
Full information in relation 10 tn course of study, &C.
is furnished in The annual announcement which will be
sent to all applying for IT, W. N. WlGHTMAN,
august Chancellor
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SOUTHERN Is. NUKIHEKN MANtFAUILRf.
SOAPS! SoAPS!I sOAPs!!l
Warranted equal if superior to the most taVorlte
northern brands of the like s1ade and prices
PELICAN CHEMICAL, WORKS,
Front Notre Dame ana Fulton Streets, New Orleans

STEAM FACTORY OF OILS, CHEMICALS AND
SOAPS. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
IN the systematic arrangement eomPete and SCI.
enc profciently and practical skill and experience
VOL as in the decided advantages winch their locality af
fords them for laying in their stock q raw material eco
non1icalv these works confidently claimed to have
NO SUPERIOR in the country.
Our merchants have therefore longer any occasion
to send their orders the north for SOAP liable to the
accidents and delays and occasional advances u theraes
II FREIGHT incident to marine transportation, thereby in
ducing the necessity of keeping heavy stocks Of the com
modify on hand as they supply themselves with
inst as good an article, Just cheap, and IN Just
sueb Quantities ONLY if they choose will meetthe
weekly demands of their business from RELIABLE HOME
Ixsr,TIr7Ioy. PELICAN CHEMICAL WORKS.
New Orleans May % 1861
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A LII persons indebted to Messrs. Pmckard, steele
"A * Co., of New Orleans, can iquidate their lndebt-
edness in Cotton, Wool Hides at the highest market
prices upon delivery Of the 10 the undersigned at
Shreveport any other shipping point to be desig
mated by me.
IfBagging and Rope should be needed TO bale the Cot
ton It WIN BE furnished by said firm and the price there
Of Iiqudated with the debt. j. Z. BEALL,
SbreveDort La Oct 30 1914 Attorney.
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ENTIRE NEF STOCK OF
SPRING AND SIMMER GOODS.

SPRING AND SIMMER GOODS.
FENHE undersigned has FELT returned with entire
L new and complete steer OF SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS, embracing every description Of fabrics among
which will be found
Ladies' Dess Goods,
Cacoes in great vaT1ety-some very low;
French and English Bareies;
Swiss and Jaconet Muslire Lawns;
Plain and printed Grenadines;
Plain, figured and lOwerd Baregas
Plain and jacquered BarGes andIissues.
Denuims Checks Bedtciing, Curtains;
Delaines, Cottonades, Flanels, Canton Flannel;
Domestcs, Sheeting Shifting, Lowes;
Heavy Kerseys Lnseys;
Kentucky Jeans, Satipet, Cashmere, Cloth;
White and colored BlaRB1ts
Silk, merinO and cotton hosiery and gloves
Lawns, nansook, fine IrsA Linens, do do Cambria;
White Jaconets, Swiss, Tarleton and tape Muslin.
Plain and fancy Silks, stnpe Silks;
Chemisettes, Undersleeyes. Collars;
Ladies' fine Handkerchids;
Embroide.ies, Of all kindi;
Superior5e silk, Thread and Cotton;
large variety Of fine Fancy Goods, Ladies Trimmings
House Furnishing Goods and every thing IN the Dry
Goods line.
And as for his stock Of Ladies' Misses and Chldrens
CATERS Shoes and Slippers, without hestancy he can
compete with any establishment this side of New Orleans
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
large assortment Of fine Spring and Summer Clothing
of the best material, superior workmanship and most
fashionable styles embracing III part silk mixed Cass
mere and English Tweed suits; superfue French Mer
no. Alpaca linen and other dress, oek, Office, sac and
paletots coats fancy cooted light Cashmere, Merno
Alpaca white and colored drilling, jeans, cotonade
and every description of pantaoons; black fancy and
figured silk satin linen MarseilIes and all other kinds
ofEests Every description Of Boys Clothing Linen
and muslin Shirts flannel Shirts Of all kinds; hickory
Shirts woolen and cotton Undershirts Drawers silk
linen and cotton Hankerchiets; wooden, cotton and
thread hosiery Gloves and endless variety of gen
tIemen's wearing apparel and furnishing goods.
Boots, Shoes BTogans, Hats and Caps of every descp
ton.
Trunks Valices Carpet Bags satches, etc. in great va
riety.
His prices viii be low any establishment in this
place w. MARKS,
Corner of Texas and Market SITS.
Shreveport April g. 1861.
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DFING appointed Receiver under the provisions Of
the act the Confederate States of America, ent
tie IAN Act for the Sequestraton Of the Estates Prop
erty and Effects Of Alien Enemies, &C. for the section
Of the State comprising the parishes Of Caddo, DeSoto
Sabine Bossier Claiborne and BenVe, and for which
the Confederate Court holds sessions at Shreveport
Therefore all parties having business with the office will
confer favor by communicating their information in
writing far practical stating of Aliens their
domic, nature of property where situated supposed
value and their residences or place Of business,
that they may be called for further information, as
each case comes up for examination.
Fear has been expressed that peremptory demand
will be made for payments Of debts due to aliens and
summary means used in coniscabng their property TO
the great detrmeut Of the community This IS great
mistake. The Receiver will not willingly throw any I'M
pedment in the way Of business but hopes IN every IN
stance to secure the rights of the Government without
the least dertment to private interests and much as
possible without litigation,
Let an honorable LOYALTY be eyinced in assisting the
Receiver in establishing those rights. Meet him with
an honest intention to do wrong and you may feel
fGIlassurance that every facility, as urgently demanded
by exigences ofthe times will be extended IN return
For the information of the public, publish the sec
ond and third sections Of the act:
SIC q Be it further enacted That it is and shall be
the duty Of each and every citizen Of the Confederate
States speedily to give intormatonto the officers Charged
with the executions of this law OF any and every lands
tenements and Embellishments goods and chattes rights
and credits within this Contederacy, and OF every right
ard interest therein held owned possessed enjoyed
by or for any alien enemy, aforesaid
SEC B. Be it further enacted That shall be the duty
of every attorney agent former partner trustee other
person holding controlling any such lands tenements
or Entertainments goods chattes rights credits
any interest therein, of any such alien enemy, speedily
to inform the Receiver hereinafter provided to be ap
pointed Of tile same and to render account thereof
and So far practicable to place the same in the hands
of such Receiver whereupon such person shall be fully
acquitted of all responsibility forpropery aud effects
reported and turned overs And any such person wuy
failing give such information and render such account
shall be guilty Of high misdemeanor, and upon ndlc-
ment and conviction shall be fined in sum not exceed
ing five thousand dollars and imprisoned not longer than
six months-said fine and Imprisonment to be deter
mined court irving the case-and shall further be
liable to be sued by said Confederate States, and subec
ted to pay double the value Of the estate property
effects Of the alien enemy held BY hin subject TO ms
control ~ 7. lA3-tNis
Office, Branch Citizens Bank Shreveport, La.
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Office, Branch Citizens Bank Shreveport, La.
Shreveport Oct Ii, lS6l-f

The State OF Observation-Disclosures Of Caddo.
TyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Parish Of
L Caddo Succession OfWiliiam Garrett, decd.
Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM WILKINS HARPER,
administrator Of the succession Of William Garrett de-
ceased has this Bay filed in the clerks Office Of the par
ish of Caddo his final account with said succession,
which he prays may be approved homoogaed and made
the Judgment Of court that his bond be cancelled and
he be discharged finally from the administration Of the
succession Of William Garrett, deceased.
And unless opposition is made thereto within thirty
DAYS the time prescribed by law said final account will
be approved homoogated and made the judgment Of the
court and the said administrator discharged prayed
for.
- Givenunder my hand and seal of office, this 18th
L. $ day Of October, 1851: -....
octlB-6t Deputy Clerk.
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lea Vote Of BieaviIIe Parish

ssIDayr-Jeterson Davis, 644;
ss-Johu L. Lewis, As; Henry Marshall, 81.
HI Peralta 773, Bytheu Haynes, 9.
nEE-B. J.. Defreese, 777.
Henry Avery, 423 Robert j. Harp, H.
ri L. Hodges, 1856
TURE-C j. Humphreys, $50; ]. R. Head, Az
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Received fromCapt Robt H. Lindsay, the sum OF Nine
IL five Dollars, tS95 So being the amount due the
6onnanv as per his report Treasurer Of the Caddo
FsrEbles II. II. kYE1, ID Jr. Lieut..
Treasurer Caddo Fencibles.
CAvP MOORE, La, Nov. !, 1851.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

TENaE session of this institution will open as usual
4 on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER next
Terms-Tuition boarding, washing, fuel rooms, ser
wants attendance and use arms Sl65 per term oftwen
tyweeks Engineering, French Spanish, German, Draw
ing Bookkeeping and Fencing, $40 per term Students
are required to furnish their rooms.
BY the aid Of military discipline effective government
is established and health physical culture good order
and industrious habits are promoted
For additional information apply to
b. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent.
Nashville. Tenn, AUGUST IS, 1851