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ASYLUM FOB USELESS YOUNG MEN.

In every community there b certain
per eeu,.ge Of useless young men, whose
ultimate condition must excite tho symPs-
thy and consideration Of evey Philsnthro-
pist. What win become Of themf We
do not put the question % 10 their future
stare, bot how win they round OF their
earthly s1isencs1 They have no visib'n
means Of support, sill they hang on. they
vegetais, they kesp above tho ground. In
certain liberal sense, they may b said to
live, move, and have being. They lounge
In of,ces promenade tho streets, appear At
social amussmcnp, play tho gallant 10 good
na,urcd ladies. and attend TO the necessities
of lapdoes. Their moro quiet and uude-
monstrative life may DO described a. IN in-
termttent torpor, In which meals, drink,
and sleep marx the changes. Their exist
ence would 30 q mystery but for their bear.
ing certain relations to other substantial
people, known familiarity - spa," sms,"
or ''better.half" who arc able to mako pro-
vision Coz the waste and protection Of their
bodies In the way Of clothes and food.
sin, ought these tender young men 10
be left 70 tho chances OF paternal affectioni
All arc not equally fortunate. What shall
we do with thoso whose dependencies arc
80 precariouss They do not admit Of any
unitarian disposition. In cannibal eoun-
tries they could be eaten a. q substitute for
veal; their bodies would also make excel
lent fertilizers for sterile lands; but the
prejudiccs Of Christian people would TO
Volt ut this solution OF the problem. A
certain number could DO employed q lay
tigurcs in shop windows to exhibit clothes
on but the tailors might not have confidence
In them. Most Of them could color meer-
chaums, but this business would produce
little revenue. What. then, shall DO done
The tax now falls upon a lew and ought
to be distributed. We propose, therefore,
a State Asylum for useless young men.
An institution Of this kind could DO easily
filed with those between the ages Of eigh.
teen and thirty, who should DO grouped
and associated together 50 that the rude
ios,ling and friction Of tho working world
would not disturb their delicate nerves.
Here they could cultivate mustaches, part
their hair behind, and practice attitudes. In
this resort, with little enforced exercise
to keep their circulation In q healthy state,
with dolls to play with rs q compensation
for the absence Of ladies' society, these use.
less young men could be supported in ease
and comfort. and all the industrious people
would be willing to pay the expenses Of
this institution rather than bear the painful
solieitude Ia regard to these superinous
members Of society. When provision has
been made by the State for idiots, for the
insane. aged. poor, and crippled, Is Il not
astounding that asylums have never been
erected for still more helpless class? Let
this philan,hropic enterprise DO started at
once.-Wsstern Reformr.
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TnouGHr M HAD nER.-An old dutch
farmer had handsome daughter, named
Minnie, who lately joined the Methodist
church. against which tho old farmer was
somewhat prcjudiccd. Thcyoung minister
under whose fundamentally Miss Minnie
was converted, visited her frequently, excl
ted his suspicion that all was not right
Accordingly, no visited the church on Sun
DAY night, aud seated HIMSELF unobserved
among the congregation. WA
Soon after takins his seat, tho minister
who was preaching from Daniel, 9th chap
ter. 25th verse. repeated in loud voice the
words Of his ,eSt, "Meno, meme, tekel up
harsin," upon which tho old fame'
sprang To his feet, seized the afifighted girl
by the arm. and hurried her out OF The
Westinghouse. Having reached the
church yard, he gave vent to his feelings in
tho words:
81 knows dare vas something wrong. and
now sehwares TO EN-"
"why, father, what do you mean p TO
Piled the bewildcred and innocent girl.
"Didnt l." shouted tho old man. striking
his fists together, and Stamping with his
foot, .'iidnt I hear do psrsoa call out
.ilinnie, Minnie, tickle do parson.
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Special Notices.
Turner,s Tic Douloureux,

Or Unipsrssi Nssraig'a Pin. 10 sale, certain and
speedy cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Disea-
sss. The severest cases are completely and per
mansntly cured In very short time. Nsurslgts
In the face or head Is utterly banishsd In . fsw
hours, No form Of Nervous Disease withstand'
Its magic influence. II has the unqualified sppro-
val Of many eminent physicians. II contains
nothing injurious to tho most delicate system.
Sold everywhere, sent on receipt Of 500 and
postage Stamps. TURNER q CO., 10 fremont
street. Boston, Mass, Proprietors.
Boston, July I, 1867. lyr8
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SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
The Howe Machine Co.,
60 Broadway. cor. Fourth 81. Ny. .
. important TO the AFFLICTED.

DR. DOW continues 10 b consulted Ut his sf
diseases Of . PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
ny long course Of stsdy and practical expert
ing the unfortunate with remedies that have never
JAILED 70 cure the most alarming cases Of Gesss.
vAsa and SypA,iis. Beneath bis treatment, ell the
o., Befotuls, aoporIhsa, Ulcsn. Pain OF Distress
In che regions OF proerestion. Inflammation Of the
Blsddsssnd Kidssys,. Hydrocels, Assesses, III.
horrible symptoms attending this class or disesss,
arc made 10 becone - harmless ~ the simplest
ailings OF child. Particular attention given TO
the treatment OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS IL all its
forms and stages. Patients Who wish 10 remain IN
der DR.. Dow's treatment few days or weeks. will
be furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges Cor
board moderate.
peculiar 70 their System, win md speedy relief BY
calling on DIR. DOW, 81 his once, No. Rndscott
street.
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Cur an Sorts.

.a So. -. a.,
10 would SEEM that Has'm'~n os''"seo
10 '"0 "'''' " "''
Neafy every o'fu Pesse' VI van :" ~
o"' none " '~ee'er 'nan 'no "e"
Why ia mouse like losd oil hsyf DO
cause tho ost1i eat IL.
What king h most disliked BY the lsdicsf
Smoking. What tune ? Spissoon.
What would b likely 10 give tho best 10
port Of . 6rs? A powder magazine.
A seuious out West, who wished 70 mark
. half dozen new shirts. marked tho fus
John Jones. and the rest ditto.
III. ,,,;co., g;,l Who lately lost her speech
-,. ~h;,ns,;,s Ia. had FORTY ofysu Of mar
,;.ss
S,..-,,. ,,... =. =. think believe
.. :. n,.,.,d act n y, uroi,s, perform as
vs ,,om;.s and r,slly b what ws would
go, .,a .nr.s, IN bc.
,.,,h,. mad.
-, ~aI..".s, n. .,y .,r,. vhero
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US s.',.ss "a. n;,.,v. rv. wo.n nr,.
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49,.
80" VINO -" 80, &c ~
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wv" 80. ..;, -
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IN, 30 A.. :.
moe 'n' oac WI, -. ~ -o,. ,h.x
Py - 80
P'' e"" WV"
"rheres TWO Ways OF do."s ~ ~.
10 h'mss''' !. ne ' ".- - s.,
tor JOB. i'. m' WV s aS,,'~.
hn , mus ny " WV =, -.
year ior Meny 9~ 49,
'"'n9 uS. -
no" ""''a
y" -o1 .s.. a.. g., If INN.
M "o"0'so'o ''0'oy - ..,,,h
he went QUO SUNNY " "'
On seeing him 'oefs. 'a' 0'',.' ."o
o' Oh sas' sA'o01' quo -,
"iord ho@ s'0''''' ''' wy ~
Tell me, ye winged WINDS thai round my
pathway roar, do 20 not know some qo'e'
spot where hoops arc worn no moro =
Some lone and silent dell. some island or
some cave, where women can WAX mree
abreast along Inc '"'as0 pave A"0 '
winds Missed aro""o ~" ''''' a"" ~
swered-" Mary pace .
Coleridgc, am told, said DO dremps OF
his master all his life. and that some OF q"
dreams were horrible. bon mot Oh ms 10
recorded, very characteristics both OF pupil
and master. Coleridgc, when no heard Of
his death, said, IL was very lucky 'uas '"0
ohcrib'ms who 'ook nun " n'.''" "e'
nothing but faces and w'ns'' OK 10 "ou'o
iniallibly have nogEed tnsm On tho way
A young couple went 10 Rev. Paul Davis
to got married Mr.. d. iss wsg and BY an
Innocent mistake began to rssd from the
prayer book rs follows: "Msn thas IL born
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.-u, an, ,sxsrayArrv. OF AL AkIa-

he Propristou Of The shove xstahlishmsnt,
having removed iats Ne building lassly occupied
By The shaw Ciark Sewing Machine nanafaetur.
ing Co. whore hey have power 10 rua al their
Presses By stsau, mere room and nseh larger
Abilities Dc sxsssting Job work, and having sdd-
ID NEW 0oaDoH HALF MEDIUM fnHss 10 the
oGAss, within nv vsskh ior The execution Of
Aiss Book vork. bssidss very considerably 10 the
nalsrial. hey are better than ever prsparsd 70
receive orders ior al descriptions Of Printing. In
sluding
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues TO dsvots
his entire time 70 the treatment Of Al diseases In
eidsnt TO the female system. An experiences OF
twenty four years enables him 70 GUARANTEES speedy
and permanent relief In the worst oasss OF eup-
preston and all other Menstrual Dsrasgsusnts.
IRON whatever cause. AL letters for advice must
contain 81. Once No. . Endicott street., Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished 10 those who wish 70 10
main under treatment
Boston. June -, 1867. 1ryT
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1ryN

the wonderful progress Of Medical
Science during the past ear years only,
nah 90 u possible for the CONSIDERATIONS
Physician TO declare, now, that Con-.
sunrsioS Is as certainly cured ~ later
nStfsat rsrsr, and % certainly prevent
Ell A. Small Pes.-CHARLn Il. xiHe, N. D., LII.
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FAhsr's Compound Mandrake Bi..s,.

Frea tAs sesysssi ,sssps. Uspsssiis< ~ iis s<es
ey- Asaf.ears for Dtseasss &c sAs 0lssA ask
Seevestssa. Prsrared by q. W. wallingtcrd
0NpS q CO., ksasebsns, Me-. Proprieters
RUST BROS. 4 BIRD, ~ Hanover g.. boston,
Sole Agsats fos Nov naglasd. I'm
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DR.. DOW, Physician End Surgeon, mol . . IN.
dcott Street, Boston, 10 consulted daily for oil dis
Uteri. or Siling OF the Womb, Fiuor Albus, Sop.
preston. and other menstrual dsrasgsnsuts, ass
pow treated upon new pathological principles. aet
Invariably certain 10 the new mode Of treatment.
that most obstinate complaints yield under L. Ana
the aflctsd psrson soon reiocss In psrfsct health.
the cure Of diseases Of women and ehiidrsn. than
any other physician In Boston, and has, nnes
1875, confined his whole attention 10 the cure OF
private diseases and Female Com plaiuts.
N. BAH letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not b answered.
Once honrs from 3 A. n. tO9P.h.
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10 THE Ladies, Tbe csssb~aied In. DIX u>r.
tieslahy invites III liIrs Who moi MsfSosi O 10.
Stosi advisrs, 70 call II hs rpms No II Enost esy,rx
bston MA, vtieh tksy WI nsi sngoi sus nell stss
III accommoiAtioa-
DR. DIX, hsves ssvps-d s~sr twenty y,.u I, "A, p,r.
ucuas hrabch a NE treatment a an dsrsss psrulias N
haaies ooncsdei By On Ooh IN thls essnary m
In Esrs) thai he efos On otbss kposn D<scstioDrv m
Ne M, speedy anA sssaai ussinsns q IN A.ais esS-
pAainia-
III nsiidnes preparei viii ths ezprs purpnss e
emoving A dseas, such dsttlity, vsakssss unnss.
ri supprcsstas enlarEesseuas a e vush aso IN dIs.
ehasyss shLrh sSv bum nostsd stas q ~ hss. n
Do loS fully yrvpArui " usai In ks ps<AAs syts
hush nriicaiy and sufv.iy On di-ass a ths Seuna,c
IN, md ,h<y ar rssPsrtfsiy invited v oAii -
Ne. - EsAIcsss stress, Bssssa.
Al '.s..n sasihas sd'o' mud ''''.ls 'as as'ass V
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A nos: ]: sonsvhst quiet % advertise. Then IL
y, by letting the psepl: know what he has TO
sell. that ths shrswd easine:. man !.kss sdvsn.
advertising. when his les sntsrprisinE nslghbor
u doing scarcely anything. The Newspaper COL.
luns, g ne snan anoaat rsqlirSd % obtain
Al 1900 II ssssrtiuS % % Dc Dsss invsstnsnt
VhIoh saa possibly Be mads By che lecal tsNASr.
no -SstSss sdvsrtisisg nsdian sxisGs In York
County than the UNION AHp Journal. Advertise
msnts are inssrtsd at renewable rates, are oarS-
fally cot. vsll displayed and given conspieuous
place In Tie paper. oe<s q i7s Mon Street, 3D.
dsfsrt.
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"Wnzs5E n r: Mn
pietarss o. al kinds ean b obtained ~ cheap -
q aay plaes In Biddsford or $3.50, and warranted
70 Be bsttsr. No. LII Main Street.
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eharxes sre yeyy mnieraie. Communications aarroy
esssdsntisi ana In nay vy him viii ne stcssss cc-
leuce AMI srrey uhAis,r may he ths dsease cuodi.
uoa ~ ssnsttn a any os, mar1~f a. snrs.
MsiIeines sps By Mail anil EIp<us 70 ~ pars o he
Unlrd States-
An rtsrn rqulrins sdvios must contain o. dssr 70
lnsuv answer.
Asds~s Da DE. No n ksiioos. ssrsss. Boston No..
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IN vsas sfPvi.tans. are invited 10 vist cor HesS.
lisAnssl We saa and viii do Printing In - good
ssyis and q - Aif faSss - 10 saa - obtained ss
aay other oass In he Stass-
nsxi.g svssy hsility - command Dr. fssaisAiag
arse slsa vssk. tAs Fropdstors sshnit vih 60
sdsnes tAsss ooasidnstioas 70 ~ Public.
- IN ssisSs ~ Nod, ESrvsss ~ ~ P~ssa,
viu ~ y.s~st6 sifssist 70. - ssftSes'ss ssa ~
|su~sasssi n su ssses.
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CApNTUAT on RTOOD-Ol

A CARNIVAL OF ,BLoop.-On
srIday, Monday and Tuesday of
thepresent~weeky the Herald has
had ueeasiontn chronicles In con
naetion with the numerous trials
now il, progress or with, recent
arrests, nearly thirty murders and
murderous assaults, Including
three cases of child murder and
Svesior six sHiti1esaoC Cincinnati
aldne offers for a single day a re-
"a, Of thTeevsuieides. and q two
tsrrible, murders Is not this a
carnival Of blood s--IN. y Herald.
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Sheriff g Sale.

Heirs of Alfred Martin 49, - . -.
VS.. Nos 1863 and 1864.
S w. H. Key y F .aHt
In the District Court of Bossier Parish,
vaty.4t H4 Louisiana r 4. -uiSf H#
Dy virtue Of two writs of fieri faeias issued
ID from the Honorable the District Court
of said Parish and State, in the above en-.
titled suits, and to me directed, | have seized
and will proceed to sell at public auetion,l
before the Court House door, in the town of
Bellevue, Louisiana, within the legal hours
Of sale, on Saturday, the Bird day OF August,
1867, the follnWing described property, to-
gether with all improvements thereon, to
wit +-r.
The north half of southeast quarter, and
south half of northeast quarter of seetion
4. ard southwest quarter of northwest
quarter of section 3, and south half of south
west quarter of section 4, in township Is,
range IL, (exeepta two acre square block)
in southwest corner of southwest quarter OF
southwest quarter of said section 4, CON
tanning in all, 278 acres. s'-a." l3 80
Also, the south half of southeast qnarter
of section 4, and north half of southwest
quarter of section 3, same township and
range, containing one hundred and sixty
acres, more or less. s.i,' 20
Seized as the property of the said w, Ii.
Key, defendant, and TO be sold to pay aud
satisfy said writ r.g .-g <auT5
Terms of Sale Cash, without benefitofap
praisement.
ts'l 's i5@ab H w HaHI1L, Sheriff e
june 9th, 1867 Oh ~ -ftG pfSl5
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SherIR's sale.

z Mary 3 Eurnley IN In 'R sss,tt Dis R
j. NJ. Russell and wife:5 FSQs ri
Dy virtue of writ OF tieri facias issued
ID from the District Court Of 10th Judi
cial District. Bossier parish, La, and to me
directed. in the above entitled suit, have
seized and will, proceed to sell at public
auction to the, last and highest bidder be-
fore the Court house door; in the town Of
Bellevue, La, ontSaturday the i3rd day of
August, 1851. the following described. land,
Wifi thes Improvements thereon, toswtt a
The south half of north west ,Nplarter and
southwest quarters Of northeast quarter of
section 9, township u, range I3, containing
iI9 L. 100 acres. Also, northeast quarter ot
section II, township y, range l4-4O. acres.
Also, northeast quarter Of northwest quarter
aud southwest quarter of northwest quarter
OF section Il, tewIship %; range Id, contain
ingoJ acres; all situated in, the parish Of
Bossier, La, IN - 49,, r., o.; A..
Also, 3 Bales Of Cotton. ~ -
Seized as the property of the defendants,
j. III. Russell and wife, and to be sOldtopay
and satisfy said writ.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with benefit of ap-
prtisenlent.
w, H. HILL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, June 18th, 1867. $l2
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Sga'Gu Sale.

Estrayed before B. f. Crownover, ]. P,
- by s F. Austin, on the 18th day of
Juno, 1867, and win be sold before the Court
house door, in the town of Bellevue, La,
tor cash, on the 18th day OF. October, 1867. a
certain small brindie nily cow; marked
with smooth crop off the left, and hole in
the right ear, Said cow was taken up By
said Austin; at his residence on Dorchete
Bayou, in this parish, where she may be
found a. Fssa ssrrs5T
The owner of said animal is requested to
conc Forward, prove property, pay charges,
sc. .lsIr&s 'sai'E3 Yaa
Isz-,-g w. II, HILL, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, July 9th, 1867.
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Stray Sale.

Estrayed before me, the undersigned au-
Il thority, by S. NJ. Cade, February 18th,
1867, and will be sold before the Court house
door, in the town of Bellevue. La, on Satur-
day the 28th day q. September 1867 > GER
tain Red Steer, about ) years old, marked
with crop, underbit in the right ear, and
underbit in the left, branded on the left hip,
ana q, let eye out, APPRAISED at Sic:
come forward, prove property, pay charges
&c.
81 HILL, Stray Master.
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wTwsnty thousand Ameri-
cans are estimated tohaye made
Togsges toRuganq siipures last Feb
mary. ri ssaic.rE I'm aeat.cs-c--

- ID Tsply" to the question
whether the Nicholson pavement
ia healthy; aa Western paper says
thatsalE the contractors have got,
fat0nit. bra d "a e1o7ss9 9gsV J
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~ The ii Brandon Republican
says, jeff Thompson has got
tired of selling whisky, and turn
ed his attention to politics. Like
Longstreet, he thinks the Niger
party the strongest. He is a good
hearted fellow, tells a heap of
"whoppin" big yarns about fight
ing, is always the hero Of his own
stories, writes poetry about his
whisky, and irnagines himself a
great man. If we could buy him
for what we think, heis worth and
sell him for his own estimated
value, we would make money
enough to build a railroad to the
Pacific r. zvq--4-ss-
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Succession Notice.

tate of Louisiana, Il Parish of Bossier.-
~ Clerks Office, 10th Disgriet Court
Notice y hereby given that George R.
Alden, administration Of the succession of
fhilo Alden, deceased, has this day fled in
the office of said clerk, his tableau Of debts
of said succession 8a4
New, therefore, this is to admonish all
persona concerned, that If opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the said tableau viii be homologated
asprsyed for. aa 76S9I
Given under my hand and seal of Office, al
Bellevue, this the Goth day of July, 1867
.saa.a AEaE TH0S, N, BRADEN,
mig 5ts s.. .Es.sfs 49,. Clerk
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Sac qaad GrSst sIElyE.

Nhe undersigned would respectfully an
L lnounee to the public. that their STEA NJ
SAW AND GRIST MILL-situated on the
late John c. Hodges old place, on the Belle
we and Shreveport road---being completed
they are prepared to fill all Bills for lumber'
with punctuaity, and at the cheapest cash
rates.
Our Grist Mill being in good order, we are
prepared to do grinding on every Saturday.
~ TURNER IL STANSBERY,i Is
nd s$ss.ss s,3 Dss Projectors
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Succession Notice.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.-
y Clerks Office 10th District Court
Notice is hereby given, that j, Pinckney
Harris has this day filed in the office OF said
clerk, his application praying to be APP
pointed administrator OF the succession of
William Milton Pickett deceased
Now, therefore, this. is 10 admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the said applicant will be appointed
administrator as prayed for.
fGiyennndermF hand and seal Of Office
at Bellevue, this the goth day Of July
A. D., 1861. - |
Go . Z THOS, n. BRADEN,
nl7 2ts Clerk
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Homer Male College.
SESSION '67-68.


This Session will open on the EEfgEN
l. 3rd of September next. heessk5zY
Students from abroad can SKzzNagE
obtain board among the citizens of Homer,
at from SIS to $50 per month.
Thorough iustructionigiven in the English,
Ancient and Modern Languages and Math-
ematics-Oyer which latter department
Prof JAS w. Nicholson presides.
Rates Of Tuition;
Primary Dept. per month of A weeks, 50 o.
Academic q 90 i" s. - g 90
Advanced, +" " 90
Persons wishing to patronize this Institu
ton, must at the time Of entering pupils,
make satisfactory arrangements regarding
the payment of tuition. lsr.T.-..r, 3.
No deductions except for natural causes.
Orphans destitute of necessary means
received free of charge.
Boarding pupils are to be considered I'M
der the immediate charge of the principal
For further particulars address
r. s. JACKSON, Principal
Homer, La, July %, 1861 -t nl6
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% Brownlow has always been
bidding his Tennessee opponents
to "go to hell.n AS they wouldn't
do it, hehas accomplished his pur-
pose by making a hell of the State
they live in.---[ Prentice.
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EdaCtss Campbell.

,5 9s41.a Oh Collissburg,oL GsY
TTNakes this method of informing the eiti.
Il zensof the vicinity of Collinsbure,
thatyhe has just opened a :
a GENERAL GROCERY AND
ilha CONFECTIONERY STORE I :
where he will keep everything il Bis linz
for sale, at the lowest cash prices.
He respectfully solicits a share of the
patronage Of the Surrounding eoantryg1u
> April sth, 1867 n1tf
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-08-03
Succession Motto

Ctate Of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier
y Clerks office, 10th District Court
Notice is hereby given that Jonathan G.
Davis and Marga Roby. Executors of r. r
Roby, deceased, have this day filed in the
office of said Clerk, then. tableau of debts
and final account as executors aforesaid
Now, therefore, this is TO admonish all
persons concerned that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the sad tableau and final account will
be homologated as prayed for. ia.- Il
Given under my hand and seal of office
at Bellevue, this the 5th day of July,
1867 so -ss.t.1.f. -. ..H
THOS. n. BRADEN,
mis- SITS Clerk