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by. Te1egrap1a-
Expressly for the Columbia Phenir. I
European Intelligence.

PARIS. April -Evening.-After
the business hours, there were rumors
OF a peace congress, though discre-
dited. Rentes declined slightly from
the advance of one franc gained
through the day.
In the Bohemian Diet, ninety Of
the members formally protested
against the Irregularities with which
they declared the present elections to
have been attended, and throwing up
their posts as deputies, Quilted the
chamber. :
A proclamation has been published
In Rome. calling upon the population
to rise against the Papal Govern
ment, and promising the support of
Garibaldi.
A telegram from Athens says the
Greek steamer Arcadia has made her
third successful voyage to Gambia,
and landed provisions and munitions
of war and clothing for the insur-
gents. The National Assembly has
proclaimed religious liberation, the
equal rights of the Turks and Chris
t1ans, and security for the property of
both.
The Paris Journal assures the pub =.
lie that there will be no war abont
Luxembourg, as n peaceful solution of
the difficulty was about to be found.
The Etenddr says it was not to be
affected by the naturalization of the
Grand Dnchy, rs such q proposition
would not be accepted on either side
of the Rhine. On the other hand,
foreign correspondents to London
journals say, that though war may be
avoided for the moment, it is certain
to come. It is said Bismarck. is
anxious for peace, and Count Moltke
prefers immediate war, as Prussia is
quite prepared and has three chances
to one over France.
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Statement of the Security Insurance Ne yo

stalenen the Security Insurance Company New York
Caroline mr.
" suan to the Statute ~ " N 0"'oAnha pur-
The capital Of said
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" ." 730 Treasy 157,5oO -- ~
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Unlon Free school Bonds,
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Loans on bonds Mortgages first of
at of
On
States Stocks payable leon demand
east
items...
que ior premiums policies inandan
receivable Tor premiums dnavigat ~
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IT. january
OmS ior losses
-
ai,isondn inquired Su and process adjustment.
uI.aret, que ana unpaid
eAS'ihe against
Surlns ana
iAL""D secretary. A F. HASTINGS, Presden
d. L. NICHOLS& CO., s.
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Don't Read This !
UNIVERSAL COTTON GINS And CONDENSERS & CTEANERSl
s1,421,325 80


i safety; Governor
recurring any kind of harness
any desired of the
FROM D''oif'
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Fresh Goods!

= BOXES ITALIAN MACCARONI.
- Casks English Pickles, White Onions
piccoiili, Chow Chow, Ghcrkins.
Mixed Pickles
Domestic Pickles, Flavoring Extracts.
Real Worcestershire Sauce, Caper's.
Canned Peaches, Peas, Tomatoes.
Pure Cream Tartar, in foil.
Pure Salad Oil, fine; CASTLE Soap.
Colman's and B. B. Mustard. =.
Received to-day and for sale bv
March 26 g. H. BALDWIN L co.
To Builders and Contractors.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT 8. c..
COLUMBIA, April I6, 1867.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ at this office for covering tho new State
House with temporary roof, according to
q plan and specifications submitted by
Messrs. Kay It Hewetson, architects, until
II M, on Saturday, the eth instant, when
the bids will be opened and the contract
awarded to the lowest responsible bidder.
Messre. Kay & Hewetson will exhibit the
plan and specifications at their offices and
make all necessary explanations.
The contractor will be required to give
bond and good surety for the faithful exc
cution of the work, and to complete the
same by the first day of November next.
BY order Of the Governor. 1,
JABIES s. SIMONS,
April II 10 Acting Private Secretary.
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a AYSGARTE.

~ THIS noted STALLION, import
.S1S cd direct from England by the
AA-11 Messrs. Gjst, may be found at Mr..
George Davis, (Columbia Racc-coursc, } on
the 18th and 14th inst, and every ninth
day thereafter. Insurance for mares s35
.Ays8arth is dark brown, fifteen hands
high, of fine bone and action; sired by
BArnton, dam by Inhcritor; her dam Gin,
by Jumper, out of Princess Jemma by
Remembrance; Barnton's dam Martha
Lynn, by AIulatto; her dam Leda, by Felho
da Ruta Treasure, by Camillus. Inhcritor
was winner OF the Liverpool Cup az a three
and six year old. .Groom's fee 81.
April IL uGt10.
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Notice to Creditors Of the Cotton
Planters Loan Association Of The
Fifth Congressional District.
UNION DLSTRICT-IN EQUITY.
Samuel Morgan and otbers VS.. William J.
keenan, and others.-BM for account,
nN motion of Bobo & Carlisle, Com
~ plainants' Solicitors, 1t is ordered that
Planters Loan Association of the Fifth
Congressional District Of South Carolina,
VINO desire to come in and take part In
this proceeding, do appear and file their
demands, on'or before the 31st iav of Nav
next. WILLIAM NTTSR0 ""'
April 1S ''''o''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-19
DRESS MAKING

and stamping, which will be neatly executed
Those wishing Good and Fashionable ar.
ticles Of Millinery will do we'll to call 4,
my Shop, on the north side Of the Public
Square.
MRS. MARY A. MAUNTEL.
Nov. 2i.h, 1861 GIN
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MASUFAcTURER AND DEbLER in
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
South East Corner Of The Public Square
JASPER. IND.
AFFERS histhanks 10 the citizensof Du-
~ bois county and vicinity for their past
patronage, and solicits continuance and
extension ofthe same feeling con ndent that
re can make !, TO the interest Of persons in
want Of any thing 10 his line 10 deal wish
him. as his motto is.smsll profits and quick
sales" May 10, '62.
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MAMsluDD. HOW LU.Y, yfUW
RESTORED.

z JUST published. new addition or IN
20 CULvERWELL'S CgLEBRs TED Essa,
Ion the RADrcz I, cure (wi,hout medicine
Of SPERMAToRRHoEA, or Seminal Weakness
Involuntary Seminal Losses, lMPorEscy
Mental and Pysical Ircapscity. Imp edimeni ID
70 Marriage. etc also CONSUMPTION, EPrLEp.
81. and Frs, induced 0y seIfinduIgence J,
sexual extravsgance.
III Price, 10 sealed envelope, only 6 eta.
The celebrated author. Ia this admirable
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Consequences Of self.abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use OF internal
medicine OF the application OF the knife
pointing out mode Of cure at once simple.
certain, and effectual, BY means OF which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, private
", and RADICALLY.
This Lecture should be in the banda M
every youth and every man In the land.
Sent, under seal, to any address, In N
plain sealed envelop. on the recent or ak
cents, or two postage stsmps. Also Dr..
culverwelI's Marriage Guide" price 25,
cents. Address the publishers.
CHAS. J. G. KLINE e. co.
III Bowery. New York.
Post Office box 1856.
june Is, 1867.
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climate in which it is natural is lin
tied to few degrees Of latitu de-
Philadelphia does not lie within it,
nor any place south Of it, unless suffi.
GENTLY elevated to make climate
corresponding to higher degree Of
latitude.
On the continent Of North Amer-
ca there are more degrees of latitude
in which the climate is suited to figs,
oranges, lemons, cotton and sugar
cane, than to grass. Now, while
dairy products are limited to belt
not exceeding three hundred miles
wide, and part Of which must al.
ways be devoted to other crops. the
Importance Of developing all our
grass land 10 apparent. The increas.
cd demand for butter and cheese Of
our population, and the great profits
arising from this source, make q grass
farm OF especial value. 1t Is Of mol
consequence that pastures shall be
level; still, the land to DO mownI
should not be too rough. 1t is we'll
known fact that the grass Of noun.
tam regions is more muir Gus than
that in the low lands. IN. Y. Tribune.
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New Store!
OAYGOOD 5, CLOTHING. NOT rks8r.

~ undersigned would respectfully IN.
= form The Public that he has inst opensd
: new store. In the house formerly occunisd
~ ". 2. Adams. whore he hss ! 49,.
,,ock o. Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots. Shoe
No'ions &c. 70 which he invites The s,,en'
lYn o. The Public, and which be will sell !,
prices 70 defy competition. Cali and sx.m'
FRANK FfNCK.
Nov. ?4ih.ls66-ly.
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NOW . The time for any one wishing 10
purchase one oil the most desirsbl.
arms ~ Dubeis county. 100 scres OF il \
undo 'euce. and in good cultivation. I, IA,
GOOD frame dwelling house. burn. well,
''s,efn orchard and all other conyeniencec
ana VIII be sold on reasonable terms fol
cash for further particulars inquire >
4 r. kelsc, on the premises in Hs,biso,
i'wrshlp: % Of G. DOANE.
lsn- N, " URfER OFFICE.
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MONEY. FREE AS wATER.-Iooc o

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~. Active Local and Travelling Agents.
NAE or Female, Of all ages, are " nted ~
.ohcis nade ~ every City. Town, Villsor.
namie'' Workshop and Factory. throueheu,
me entire world, for the most saleable INV
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~" READY SALE WHEREVER oFrEREp N,
smart men shd women can make from *
10 500 per dav. and no risk Of lose, a
small capital required Of from S20to 800 :
me more money invested the greater the
proht No Money required in advance
We hrss send the articles aud receive DIV
Afterwards II YOU actually wish 10 mako
money rapidly and essIly, wn'e for fu.l
particulars md address
minor & CO, ffrom Paris,
alo BKeApwAY. NV YoRx CRY.
,S-n40.ly.
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Jasper and E.Oogootce!
--- O.
C0MMODATION STAGE,

vtvHE unders igned proprietor Of the regu
y Isr mail line. respectfully informs IL.
raveiing pubic ,hs, hereafter be win rul
= Stage for the accommodation OF passen
gers on Mondays. Wednesdays. aud FL
days We will leave jasper, IL lime II con
meet with The trains on The q a. NJ r. Il
- Loogootee. and will return on Tnesdsyf
Thrrsdsys, and Saturdays His tesm i {,
good one. and passengers may rely on 20
ing through safely srd ,n,ina
lS'DcRE SHOEMAKEH.
May 18th, lSE6.y
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nor on the heals, but sum whal
between those parts of my horn.
sum annattymy. An tha wudn't
let me reconstrike fur freadum
nary time. a.1 u HaItE4
Tha sed tha had proof that en-
doorin the weakid rebellyon
haupda Confederick canyon thrum
this parish throo Looisvil, Arken
saw. An that my father-in-laW
had bin a dippity ferryman and
clark on a snag boat on Red
Roover, and with those fax Is 4
me, L orter be shamed to presoom
to ekalyze myself with trooly loil
sittysins-( (meenin the niggers.)
Tware in vain | stated that
whoever told them sich a wad Of
condoliR noncents didn't no much.
an what little tina did no tha warnt
sartin of hit. ~ '.'
l norated to EN- that my waygin
an TEEN had never hauled no can
yon eff any sort, an at no time
either previously before ur anteer-
cor after the so-called rebeIlyon-
but wunst [ did haul a steem byler
throO Looisvil fur Jim MackIin-
tuck; and them Arkensaw fools
war jubus of hit-an in aromaiicin
wa [ told EN- it war Gaybril's tru1n-
pit, an that suckemstants war be-
fore the wars cum. l told EN- fur
der that my fayther-in-law was a
good man an a furm member eff
the hacd shell baptist persuashun
and never cussed either fur or
against the constitooshun or emmy
thing elst. But tina sed twarnt no
ust talkin, that eft it warnt a can
yon it war wus, fur it was kalcay-
latid to friten federal so1gers and
loil wimmin an babies, and furder
it made no odds, becaus my father
in law never cussed, and was deed
long b 4 the weakid rebelIyon
broke loose, fur eff he had of lived
it wud have bin all the saim, an I
had a condoliB sight better talk
my old rebbil bones outen thare
presents, and not be standin in the
wa Of loil sittysens- (meanin mig
gers agin). @ i''ta = =
So / tuck the hint and got fur
der, but / hev the konsolation to
no that | got even with EN-, fur
when I got about a mild or mild
and a halt, or maybe about 2 mild
away, | give EN- the condolenest
cussin that emmy registerin men
ever got, yew bet!
Now, havin dun my hole duty
in endeevorin to fetch myself up
to an equality with the loil City
sins, and being pervented--I hev
gotouten allmy perlittical raspera-
tions, and hev writ a private 'pis-
tie. to Doc. Sherrydun, that viii
raise the har outen the heds of
them registerin fellers-andas the
nation is busted tha will be apt
to bust alongside Ut it.
/ will closebi givin yew the last
interestin muse that arrove by that
ellygant fast-runnin smooth -glidin
steem-boate independents
that yore reeders viii not be in the
Haa q H4
dark. Yew will excuse daits, as
that is a matter ofno consequents
to theardyentseeker arternoIlege:
| Washington.-There has bin a
| terrible fite near this citty-a fel-
ler bi the name of Aron mashed
another fellers face into a poultice
and then Aron tainted! And
President Johnson and Mr.. Seward
fearin that anuther sassinashun
was about to talk place, few 2 the
pea ceful shadeds of Tair Rooyer,
and sucked up q condolin site Of
larnin at a scool house called
Chappil Hill,, and hev returned
back joyful an happy.
| The niggers thrum Virginney
- nF.-I.sz 4 a Il. A. - =. ~
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Correspon ndence.
! BLAK SIPRIs FoARD, III
.s Joon oath, 1867. {

u-,st BLAK SIPRIS FOARD, ~
4irae aa,#r Joon oath, 1867. {
Deer Billy. The reesin of my
long sylents ar those: My brither
on law tuck it onto shed 2 beller
an horn up the ground an paw an
fling UP the durt Like all rath, on
account of that LIST 'pistle of mine
2 u, in which l praysed him a lee
tie 2 steep as yallyant Warryor,
and he kinder limited like, as tho
hit warnt very soothin 2 his ten
der fealings, an Civ me to onder-
stand, that eff I liver dard to w.ite
about him airy time agin, that he
would mawl theivinegar outen my
karkas B 4 h-H cud scorch a
fither, an menny gentel hints of
the saim sort. 9fJ at4 f3 l4aaa.
Now / talk this opportoonitey
to drop those few lions, to. say
threw yew to a ginerous publick,
that | didn't meanthe least respect
for the fealins of my Brither-on-
law aforsed, nor for these of any
luther man ON top eff ground
hOpin the publick will think the
saim bi me. So yewtsea that bein
sorter .iubus that aul want adzact-
y saft, | hevebeen bleeged tocom-
prist my ardyent endeevers to
lightnin yore readers with the
stait of affairs now prevalint in
this neck of dednin. al
And anuther reesin have bin /:
| heve bin trying to git the gras
an curles and pusley outen my
tater an goober patches-an had 2
git up and mark sum of my wild
yearlins and change sum of my
he pigs onto the ,nooter ginder.
So yore anxshusreaders will much
oblyge me by not yooin me with a
cricket's eye. That's poickree.)
! am muehly consarned an pow.
full jubus that the monstrus big
waygin of this natshun is begged
up and broke down ontil Gaybrie]
toots his last horn. IIknow sum
thin is SMASHED fur good, because
/ have bin 2 sea them Registerin
men, and git my re-corn-struetile
Ipass, an onestly laid my hole Gals
B 4 EN- threwouten my hole car
reer, an tha wouldn't listen to rec
sin or uncommon sens, but thu
Ispoke sassy and sed if | didn't gil
outen the office an maik wa ful
Loil Cittysins, (meenin niggers,)
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NUMBER ia. a.

u
girls is to meat next month t6 stols
TINS owful disease by drinkin SuI5
the Ticker from the poor urfortn.
nate niggers. 9 H'9e.g ~ -. -.
M Orleens.- General Long M gst,eet 4 ,at
has gone delyerous. N In ystrainiY1
his mind too hard in irwin To p1ailr
the niggers all white, and in strait.
enln thare hares The work has
been so monstreus hard that Il
has turned him black all i,ySer. Sa %
and he has writ a letter to Mr.,
Parker, ravin about wearin Mr.
Sumners)and Jeff Davis closA-!
when he nose he can't wear aemzas
aWE. ta ag s<e.. ~, ,a,ri.,,,(T -
MIR. Gnvernor Wells is turned
out and Mr.. Guvernor Flanders Is
Uurned in, and tha are to be tor.nn..
ell over and under, and in an out.
and mixed up SO generally that q
delyted people will never no or
dlsohuver whether Wells or Plan
ders, or Flanders or Wells, or both
together, or each seperately. ID
the Guvernor of LusyaAia I3iSf55a3Gs
SWevespote.-Bulnside, is aAit4
oneasy at a tell -lie-graff, lust inn
that the Jews are to be emancipa,
ted. He says that disaster ctlliyiinf m
mejiately after the other. AZ, tlso,
overflow on the rains. and dry
weather, and Longstreets misfor-,
tune will nigh onto ruin the corin--
try! Of tHblgadc s.ln3agtf}E ,fa10W
CoTToN-1isl low, and is very ant,
to be much lower in the. market.
The reason for this decline is Is on on
account of its being ackste sa3o iala
WooL-is high and advancine:l
especially when it is black,aeooi..
Its being "burryn is no objection.
GoLD-not known at All III the
market; no one daring to be sd
dlsloyal as to offer it. sToitsns4aao,
COUNTERFEIT FRACTIONAL;
CURRENCY-atpremium because
1t Is asserted by the knowing ones,
that they willnbeipaidoas soon az
the jinuwine wuns are. .,,.n4..,.,
BossIER BANNER sought Nous
after-but,kardlg ecer read except
by the very few who can 'pFeciate'
the he'd OF its edyturoi 9anaiaoani
Your, Onfalin stan bi.
S'''1's'iA'h '''4i X. May BERRY. "
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% The Mobile Daily Tribune
thus speaks of poor Longstreet: Y,
o ''To all who feel a pride in the
military career Of General James
Longstreet, it has become o. SUBJ
ject of regret the. wound he res
ceived at the Wilderness, was not
mortal. We wonId then have
been spared the, inortffcati0a aBf
seeing him In the bumsboat Of
radicalism, side by side with the
enemies Of his country and race;
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{" The Inner Calm. !"
BY II. BOEAR.

a.Ef s..s BY Il. BoEAK. !tl II a"
Calm me, my God, and keep me calm,
While these hot breezes blow;
Be like the night dew's cooling balm
Upon earth's fevered brow.
Calm me, my God, and keep p,me. calm, =.
Soft resting ON thy breast;
Sooths me with holy hymn and psalm,
And bid my spirit rest. a rs 5iti \ q.
Calm me, my God, and keep me calm,
Let thine outstretching wing
Be like the shade of Elim's palm
Beside her desert spring. i@l2 iI2 st-
Yes, keep me calm, though loud and rude
The sounds my ear that greet;
Calm in the closets solitude, f.''
Calm in the bustling street, ta r.
Calm in the hour of bouyant health,
Calm in my hour of pain, ''.s'' ''''''
Calm in my poverty or wealth, I asi at
Calm in my loss or gain gag.E BIC
Calm in the sufrance of wrong, d.
Like him who bore my shame, i
Calm mid the threat ming, taunting throng,
Who hate Thy holy name
Calm when the great. worlds news. with
..r- power s.T..... 49,
My listening spirit stir;
Let not the tidings of the hour .'-t''
Fer find too fond an ear 3l gu 4
la5 ~ s4av ha lsa&
Calm as the ray of sun or star, ,s,
Which storms assail in vain,
Moving unruffled through earth's war, " ("
The eternal calm to gain. as.1 b. -a.aH
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n The Chicago Times, speak
ing of the murder of one Hiscocks
by the ex-Federal General Cole.
atlAlbany, ON. Y. J quotes the New
York Tribune's remarks on the
subject, and adds, so4x;sga e4lf;u
In regard to the assertion by,
Mr.: Cole that the dishon0r brought
upon him by the s6ducef Of his
wife prompted him to the deed,
the philosopher of the Tribune
confesses himself s'utteriy perplex-
ed and dumfounded.n His phi.
losophy admits that aliwife may
dishonor herself by unchastity,
but fails to comprehend how she
can dishonor her husband, This
is beyond the boundaries tf abh.l
losophy. and enters the, sacred
domains of honor. Therefore The
philosopher of the Tribune caitaot
understand 1t. htu. shn9ifl aaoT raj
Of course, he cahnot.,a ypoy (ga,
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u The Shenandoah Valley ID
said to have almost recovered I
from the desolation of the late war.
Notwithstanding the ravages of
the many armies that passed
through it, and the almost total
dectrustion Of houses, fences and
agricultural impliments, it is said
that this year the farmers viii
probably have the finest and lar
gest wheat crop ever raised ih
that region. The lower counties
are filling with Pennsylvanians,
who are quietly bnyiu,y up all the
farms they can get.liav sg5llEgmns0t
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Pure w ines and Brandies
for medicinal purposes. al
Having purchased the house and
stock of the firm of Ball & Dashiell, :,
and stock of Smith & Lewis, for the
purpose of doing permanent business
in the Drug line, persons visiting
Shreveport, will find it to their interest
TO give us call. Being determined to
conduct the business on larger scale
than it has been done heretofore in
North Louisiana, we feel confident Of
being able to give satisfaction to all
who will give US a trial. .', e
They will find T.. c. Lewis; (late
Smith & Lewis) ready to price or sell
goods; and P. II. Kyes and S. A.
Alston (for 40 years in the business) to
put up the bills in neat and substan-
tial manner.
All Medicines warranted pure.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours !;
day or night. -n.. .,L jls
y WHITE G. CO.
u 40 tsUa j. w. SMITH, Agent
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Ds's n N. S,1i.t,sgfeTeF.

axiNd .sd again located in Bossier for
biss sae practice Of his profession, tenders
vicin;tev wees TO the citizens of Fillmore and
Nss& @@h+s n52 If
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H. r. Fort.

A ttorney at Law. Bellevue, Bos-
N sier parish, La. v6n16
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II. B. LEWIS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
.sa e 3 DEALER IN 4s.4
-oomc, cuAES AND HATS

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
a, DEALER IN 4a4 i
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, 9
Foru,frty Corner of Terds and Spring
,trsets. has removed to No. 8 Ieras
street, has old stand,
VNThere will be presented to the
wv public, the largest and best
assorted stock ever offered in this city,
consisting of every variety and style oil
LADIES SHOES. @Ao'{
Ladies' Fine and Heavy Shoes
yarying in price from ST. so to $6.
GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS.
GentIemen's fine and heavy Boots
from $5 to SIS. ty III. .aar
Gentlemen's Shoes-of every de-
scripton--in prices from So to SO.
MISSES BOOTS AND SHOES.
Misses Boots and shoes of every
style and price,
Bows and Youths Boots and Shoes.
Boys and Youths Boot and shoes
ofal descriptions and prices. a
CHILDRENiS BOOTS AND SHOES.
ChiI1ren's Boots and shoes--in end
less variety--and prices to suit. Also,
4l "A-IE~.
Of every description-with prices to
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-07-06
II. B. Watkins.
Lsgcie2t Kl. SsgaeeJSsJge,

A ttorney at Law Address Shreyep yrt
N La: VIII practice in the Courts OF
Caddo, Claiborne and Bossier, and in the
United States and Supreme Courts of the
State, All claims for collection in Northern
Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana or Mississippi
promptly attended to. N 5 hlIa1 H4i
REFERENCES -Wyche & Richardson, Spy.
ker & Sandidge, Hays& Adams, Hon. n. N
Spoford, New Orleans DIR. VIM. Burt
Humphreys & Dashiell, Harrison s. Crusoe
Columbus, Miss; Sam. MosIey, Texas
Leading members of the Bar, in Shreveport
and Bellevue, Louisiana yGnil