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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
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Sir molten bic aufm ertiamteit ses gubIitims ani
Mere eIegaften 9ianos nit neusn St1Ieh in ben
gtpi "a, oitaDsn. srose Sront, ranSe eden,
9misfs seins. seraber goSsn, bic anspi@en snf
stpIss., z Oftapen, ebeufo spie stpl u, NIT
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rutbet, Serpentiu i'm 8ossn; pie atsbau9angen
npalt, gierIi9 aeiSntste Setns: $3.50
StpI rO", 0ttaUen, pier srobe rumble eden.
Der aidsn polist, ausban9nnsen an Ref nns
mIt, elegant esi9nitts gruGtbsirls -. $3.50
aae e6igen Stgle finb IN elesanten Rofeiibol5furz
iere atisseIest nnS hahen Sas pole eiferns @eite,
ran35fif9e Sdmpfer, 9arfeBpecal, f6rfge Ge6e, Sl=
fenbeinfront uno Eai&eniIappen anp lbertreifen in
Frem ibsrsoeenen Bab fat aue TX Dttap Rfanos,
pee9e iett febriSirt tperSen. Sic nerben aas ben
auf appretIr, Sauerbaftiafsit aein5sit anS sdmsls
6es Zones ni9t ibertreffen merben.
Die uier pheu beibriebenen Stple beareiien al bic
UeientIiden Mbdnoeruneen Der duBeren Gouenbune
uno SeItdIt, Iuelde non pieen 6abritantcn auf Is
90 Nuiter pertbeiIt merbtr.
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terfn9ung Der @erptepite unferer Rianps.
ga mir bic srosen Museaben pefutsieeib iueIdbe nit
tpfbqren Sabrfen nio ltbeHten &agern tn Der Stlot
perbunbsn fnb, fnb mir i'm Stanbes bieie Yianos gu
Yreiien 5u Dfieriren, pei9s epneHrreft dufbsben
un0 laeen nun Ssosrwann elm. eieielbsn 81 prifsn.
ebe ne irgeno mo dnbers taAfen.
Benn Referensen u.b 3eHsnife BON aanflieb5a
ern ueraTgt perben 10 peroefen Iutt SiefeI6en, an
Eatt cine Srosf 8araSf NIT aiinftlernamen gu mas
den, auf bic, wel6sn mir uniere Yianos pertauft bas
ben. s5br r.tbeil tber BITE wirtidbeH Berbiene uns
ferer 9iauoss iibsr ibre 3Merbaftistet, Geif
S9meIs nno Stdrfe, 70 ME AiGsbaIteH hes Zones u.
I. NJ. boflt apf egene Grtahrilng, baben uiel mebt
Berfb, aI5 bic einfaAe 8iIlignna zines, meHH aud
nod 70 fabigen 9iinitlere, rusI9er III einem Boa
ratbsbauie nftruuente IN 8lItem Ton NIB pronnna
periubt, tWs na1bem fe Die lesten praenberDen
SaHbariiie Des MFbeiters erbalten baben.
Infer MV1tV lit 80. !. sss.s.s. i ssA.ss9
S6nellsr gerfaaf unb sfrinse gertbsile".
Hely- Mau ienSe um elm Circular an -
Srptun s; 3erfins, Z
BIS 6R 420 Srotr.e strase, Rep gorI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
Erri fir eber,unnn

Gin qspseB WfFttigs8 GffgEas giebt MAfttarng pri1
e. afBbtsn Wt@tjeffit f4r.jf sngenb beibsf @ts
gs iebrt plGrabil4s itgs peraitteie eeiudjt Hnb
Dergeiene aeltebt 1pegeen fSnneM Seine ipuge
laiie ODER tirgeE HisH iete perieb.en, jbfe Abfte
eipsuietben lr5 uitf aA5dtsilBa tss *orto,e tiiif
Gtpb hiifnmsebfitosF 8Ios 30 sntomnish 81 lajisn.
glan asrsffiFs p. q. 0ransr II,
ap4 6glsOdap 1rsp, y. ,.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
ssnnberbar, ater ,oabr.

RaSame 8emtaston. bic tneItberiibm..
AitrpIoglftin ilnb fonnainbuliitif9e ufeberin be
f9reibt mdbren6 fie IN sinsm Reiiebenben Snitanoe
if bic gefi4tsJlg bel getjoneM, bic man beiratbe
Ipiro ilnb 9arantirt nit 6lfe zines ntrumertes DO
unsebearer Stdrie. aenaniit Rinhomotrspt elm pcn=
Gnhiges uno ebensdbnlidbes Rertrdt ees aAtiinfti=
gen GGtten ooer 8eibes hes @eiM4teuers, nebit Gag
tersi9e u. ID. beruorSMburaen. Dies 1T tein Be-
trna, Ipie saRnofe 8eweiie beseusef gBenn man
@eburtsort, Alter, @emft9s Trimming 5arbe Der
@ felbft abreifire frantirte gnpslope einlest,
bdIt man uu1gebenos eos Yortrdt nit gelpInidbter
&uffIdrung.
BEFs Nan abrsffire pertrasenspou 80
&aoame Gertrude Bennington,
3. .. Bog 297, Geit 5rop, 81. y.
Gs5 IS fp peodurp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02

sic entbiHt @ebeimniiie, rpeIcbe nod nie elm
GterbIicber erfMbr. Sic giebt inneres Slid 9enen
ruieber. pele in Goge trGnrtger Greigntiie, Gatas
ftrnpben GreR3in9eH in Der 2tebe 8erluit Don 8ets
Danbteu Hao Treuftoen 8erluit @eIo T. Der
8ersweifluAg fid iiberliefert batter. ste bringt
Ianae @etrennte Irfeber 3uiunmen; giebt Nufl drun
iheT ahmefenbe Trethe uno 2iebbaber. iteMt perIos
r.nes ober gestoblenes GgenIbum pieSer arriid; err
36bIt bas @eib6ft, Dem man am beiten 8eeignet tt
padsuseben unb in peI9em mon Iuahri9 einli9 ben
rifeler Grfo.g 81 ermarten bat; peranIaBt i3nelie
9o9selten MnS tseit eenan ben Gag Der 9eirotb nit
giebf ben Rante,b 8ortrdt unb sgbarottersiise bsr
bum bar9 ibre fat ibernatirlfs9e Begabnns bic
ouuten nro Rpiterien Der 3utunft. Bon ben Sters
men, peI9e mir am Sirma9ente feben = ben ibels
tronenben Sternen, ireIde IN Der Suiammt niteIune
porberrf1enb uub iiberrpieaerb itn6- pon benz AnF
btide uno Der Steaune Der Slaneten unb Der tgerne
am Stnmel snr 8eit Der WebMrt 1 ct fie 6as Gus
fanftsIoos Der gtenf6en ab. Dlnn perfebIe ntcbt,
bic sr5Bte AfroIpsin auf Der Grbe 81 befra9en. IS
foitet bios cine SIengtsit nno M uSbte ME Dieoer
cine 10 ainitiBe Gelegenbeit baben. 9efragungsges
bibren nebG Yortrait uio aer geipiini9ten Amffld=
rlng 81. YerfDnen, DelGbe in Der Gntfernnnq MODS
men, t6nneu brieffib e Ytabame nit gIeid5er Cider
belt ane @ennet6nnng fir fi9 befragets as perion=
hb. Cine pole uno aus fIbrd5e &arte, auegeihrie=
be nit alien Sragen beant1uortet unb 9prtrat beige
legt piro per Yoit mad Gmpfang hes obigen Hreiies
;ugefnbet. Das ftrittete gebeimnib miro beobabtet
urb afie eorrefppnbe; sridgefsnDet ooer perntdfet
empfebnn9en aus be- erften RIailen rDero n Denen
seIiefert, Iuelde folde peransen. Na freibe beIt=
lid ben Sag oes WtonateS uno sSabres in BEN man
seboren 1T utlb Ieee eiste fIeine 6nurIpde BEL.
Morefftre: Naoame y. U. 9crrisp,
~ %. o, 9rawef 2o3,
pp6 IS fpp eodurp .te Buffalo, u. 9.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
Curd ben Gebrspt Dob -
9 beftsil Or
@tiksmt ilafflgf n
g m nil.

fir gerbeiisuna nnb Hssf65nsrung oe 6antfarbe
Gas wertbDoAHe utsb geDiegenite Yrdpafat TN @es
bEaWde, nm Der 6aut cine fone, perlartt ge Gdrbnng
u ueTlebens BE @ fsftff ftiat iss eer agtnD Fn6tts
% eHtierrt f6nsg aGen @efbfpffs Gommeriptoiien,
&nbt6en, 4iien GBo SaIf4bett; 4uSbrl@e nno ale
nn 5ubefGt mmS bR 6amt 1pet6 npb egg pte #abditet
IdBt. Seine Hnwenonng tam aud eAr6 bie ges
Eli @faiisenpfdp afdt i uenFtdnbig nni@abiiH. o.
II Der etn5fe berGrtige Mrtite weler ren ben Btans
,cfen beniitS Dikb nD Der qdrifer betrd9tet bddoe
ais mentbeerlld &c ENG o1tdnoiee Toilette. yssbr
perfaut, efns biRtst9enbs 06reHte fnT feHe E1iyts
idmfeit. Yrefs bios Is gents. Dut6 bic psy.
jenest aHf Na9ra1me puD Gmpfans stiitr Dsfteaur9
q gvss, ebutts y. 90, GRemiss q,
/ lapaleod u " O. s,ivtr stsates xrep.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
SSafbpille mn6 GbaftanppAa
as Gifctbnbit.
- lEs

80 = E4sS
3 eit< SIS d e I.
3pei tdslide 3iee berIaiIen Raf6biIe
fur Walbingfon, 3etp Sort un6
ale Bunfte i'm Often unb Siloen.
@enauer NnfdluB ipiro in bait
nooga Woreenss un6 @benos
fur ole Staote i'm Often
nno Siioen gentadt.
Office bes geaeraI- superintensenten.
9.n.G. nne q. u. ". %. Gtienbabn. ss
Hdfbutue, Setn, San. "a, 1857 -
Nn uns mad Sonntas, q. Sanuar 1866, uns bis
pettere Hotta se5en Rafiasersise as ME foIst:
9afbpiIle unS battanoo ainie.s
gsr,dst Raibuiae fur gBaibinston. Rew gorl vt
lantn. 3Racon, montgomery, Nugnfta, Gepdnua5,
asw Orleans uas aRobils nm 500 4. N. nnS 500 q
*, IommeH IN epdttanoo81 on um 200 q. so. uro
200 y. I. beise Sise feben in Chattanooga in
9snaasr SerbtnSnns mt Seren Der Goit Eenn. " Ga.
s ssssss ssa a u % ans ss sI s
fommsn in saispias UNI 50 4 u. . nj Dr.
eteoante Ralace 96Iaflpagen an allen
sia9t 8aiiasier3iieen.
S5eIbppiIIe Mfto mobation
gsrldbt Shelbppue $40 u. 81. unb Il. so a. R, ers
rei9t 9afppiue Lilo ". D. unb 4.30 o. d., Ser
ldBt Eaftuile fir SbeIbpuiue 500 o. H. unb 100 u.
W etreibf SAelbepiHe $50 y. u. unb 9.05 o. ~.
Nafb pilIe uas ROrbwefIi9e ainte.
sGrpreb Raffaaier.-g erIdst Eafbuiue Loo
y Ds.; Antnnft IN SobDionuiHe 500 3. r. gbfaErf
.on Sobmionpile 400 y. W.; Mntunft tn aoibp!Gs
8ise anf Der q. imb q. %. @. a. uerbtnben n
SoRnienpile, NIT ben Gairo no5obnipnuiue Booten
- Goisn unb Iablseiten iiiib frei auf Gtecuiern
Ipeldstn gerbinSnns ftebsn nit Der y. unb ". 90.
bsy qafiasiere bieier aoute eriparen bic asften
q S9laiSeass unS Ghen srpif9en Raf6uiae MnS
b2F Sass baIten an allen baspif5en Iieaensen
Gtotionen on.
Ii .ets fins ~ habeu bel 8. 6. Sad5on, aeaenlber
ct, Siouo 9otel Ooer ain e5attanOOsa Depot.
N. -. Silues, Genl. Supt.
81 R.uns q. %. R. R.
8. @. 8romn
General pan. asent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
s. Sidlins's & Sue.
6rofer 1erfauf oDa llbrem

Birb an eineir etl,fa6en gIan su aIetdben greifen
Der iebem Betbeiligter cine tibfe un6 rid9tie ges
bsnbe ubr fir nur $40 iicbert, Dor f1 seben. b6ne
.unter Der Bebingnng, bab ieoer Gmpfdnger ;ufries
Denaefteat, piro Besoblung perlanst.
800 Soli6e eoleene 4nistiug nbren -. $250-750
500 wtagtc 0afeo epoene AbreiH 80. 20-5O0
$40 9dnlrnsubren, snameleS. t0O-aD
Ss s ,. t gnS grea so9
1900 GelSsne Snntliig 3fpisf u6rsi,' 1920
i5JoOO Soibsne aiertE Quilting libten io0-250
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
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ge, btnbli6feiteu,
Or. Qera8.

pelde abaefhdst,
Strag Don UenAMen, sesaHlt fIifb -. Refine.
@ fdlEg all0 nm 1fisft MHb in
Der Mh3d&snRg bes. noH ss'So
- 1DeIde beridfets aba a. fs6 ~
nidbt perbanbett fifle.
Mnfpri1en wegem 8eFtn5ien.
Dsrsa s9 bic efisas7aff 5,s3o.oo
8ipiDenbeue bic fin fdlig CT z
fldrt, aber NOD niebt ge5abft -
DipiDepbsL eutIueDer baag.. 5g
S9etn, aber nod ni3t fur
5 fdlig erfIdrt !. -. 80 a. Z - 2elne-
;Saft s aafaeits sISsa G In rls5s ssO,7ss6f
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02

I'm o06 pR1F 1hf finem &nbltppte mfeoer bet3us
fteHen (1s weier 1lridhe nilb INNER al.sgefniIeu
fem mag1 uHO Elm fDIGes Mad stbnm inl Gei4te ber@
parsubringen. bat 5aiieIbr feines @lst4en nibt Gs
br ct einen Sart gum @a6fen IN SIS @o6en unb
Horante 9fuiHer baben bebquptet, BABES 9h6fs
sebt. mas 9dars ODER 8artDu@s beruor6tinseir oSer
befaleunigea lam. SRre gsbauptaHgen fInS faIfdb,
fnbrung beft&tigen tBnnen. Mber Biele wersen Ia,
gen s28e t6nnen mir bas Aedte Don oeat Na9ges
neun 5ebHtbeile Der uer9ieoenen fir 5aer uno bart
angesegten rGparate adnslid wertbios iitb uuo She
utenei9t f1on grnse Summen in tHrem Mrfnufe uers
i9nenbet bdbt. 4ieien fngeir ipir: g8eriadbt ben
Separator gapilt; Ct toftet en5 ni9ts, nrnn er
Gnren GrTuortansen5 nidbt poAtcmmen entipridt.
Benn Gaer Mpotbeter ibH hdbt rorrdtbig bat, ien6e
uns Ginen Dollar mflS Dtr pouen i'm Gnb suf9iden,
aesen 9d9nabme, Hebff Gmpfangsi6ein fir has
0elh, mel9es Gu5 suriidgegeben Diro aui Guren Via
trag, fobalo 5hr ri4t poAftdnoige 8efdebtgntg er=
balten bGbt. Abgeiftrt ~
I'D. z. Hlarf ". Go. Gte
30, ggeft 5apette
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
GrDpefteeii q 60. ta9>
LAlS=gsz3T
9t0ttO VOtte
Is
6abri Iante Il.
So. 499 Bro al m a 3 @6f
Ne,p @Drf.

\ Sieie Ytanos empfnsen ben HS6ften asreis in be.
gseIta,lseiluits dbsr bic befien Sabrttste aonbons
quris', 8satfdIansss Der Gtdbte Neru gcrf. RbiIas
OeIpHia; Baltimore unb Bottom; ebeniO bic Gsibses
oaiGe dilf sem afnerifanif9en sitftititfn
Aa@ Stint auf einanser foIsenSen Sabrem. -s9a
I llnfere eiamOs entbaIten Sas Sarfen geSaI, ben
frans6ff6sn 9ampfer ben peritartten Bns, pole els
ferne 8abmen uno aHs nobernen gerbefisrausen. -
Seoes Snitrument auf fiinf Sabre ganrantiit mnS
perben unter aaifficbt ses germ s. S. gro efteen
fabrt;irt, Der cine praftif4e Griabnns son ber 50
abren bat unb Der ber II, GOO 9anos feIbit sewabt
bat llniare 8ortbeie befdbisen uns, unfere Sabri@
tate 10000 Dollars biisei III uerfanfen ais tr
senb cine anbere Sabriks - Ap5zA iuI2fS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02

Sur 0eAcbtaamN fir Deilfftl,e
@rf9mppF e

Die YaieAf0rlf6e Der sytF. st1asth
nebtt Ben ytoelf nnS 5rr tg.td,a ttsorsS III Der IA,
re- Yatente So H@eFh; iin6 IT, BM@iosrat udh iiiis
IN sent9fr Sparse ne Gfsgfgeben tnp weibeM gsatis
an Aas DfyigsbE wet@f 1nenm mlaetid, obst f9rftfs
d eiliscmmeB. Jsan abrsfffe as ~
mzsaH ~ Co.,
aV1t sN 81 psrs aop, 9ep
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02

Bon anb mad Sem 9. SuIi 1866 werSen Bulge baes
ben IN Serbiaouug nit allen weftI. 2inien mIe toIgt:
Bon Gunttrt an5 Salamanca pom ilHien GepO. mad
5.i5M. D. sisu CERT tasIi5e erprss pO,t eaIamonea,
tagi@ lanS0eH- mmen SonntaQSl perbinoet ficb in
I Rorneasuine nit benz $40 tdglt9en Grpres BON
j SaHsio nne tOmint in ssew Dot an nm 1890
7.so .. gR. Grpres.gO pom Smntirf, tasIi3 ta,sse.
nommeH Soantagsl bolt IN Salamanca $40 ilHo
ma9t bic gerbinonng IN Sornelsp He uub Corning
nit BEN s.S0a.N . er1rebs Yoitsas uOn 8rfaIO
AIS .. M. Stem gort Wat Grpres, BON Suntirt tSas
maaea sss T. d. nas sr9sit e aS's aS Sa Is g
y, ". nm NIT scr Ra9mittaes Slsen nnb Sant=
pffrM mad 8Ofssu lnS ben VaisnsianSs Std6ten
s =" Ss'Ys'Vs''' q. IS WIS 2 g 81
Bon suffaIo. Dit gep, gort Belt pom Depot, eds
asISqR ssg We aori T.sas 9 ,ooos
6inSet fts u grsat gsns II. Der SslaiDore, "a.
belpbia. Baltimore, 8aibnetsn slnS iiibi l,,i,fte
$50 v. ". pcsGrpreb, fiber Apon uno &ornehspiiIe
Stds!i4 Sonalass alssenommenl; erretd5t gsslD
Der ailtaipspert 4. Gltnira Giieababn fir nafriss
eTrg, Y1i!asslphia, Baitimote, gsaibinstou unS
SaIt NY iiE SoI. NIB saiist iIas ioHimi u Ven
615 III =. 3. GSSt S Sai tidal. teonsaos ous.
senommsHl; perbinbet fi9 ,uSSrnslspias nit BEN
Alb Sug BON 9untirf y. erreidbt Rem gorf 1880
g:N: espsrsiasst ~ eluttra SIC 8ies aa8 eais
rtsbRre, Ybttaeslpbtes NIB bes Gii6euh. lsE ifsa
IA s sss. ,s b tsaS sSssRsH Ss1
binbd ~ wffat Bfg6 nit Der Gelaipars 2adas /
gaauaa ne assitsra GtienBabrt nuS n asD gOrt
4pllVti HnS 5lepsnsianSi iasira. .''''
ae s sSaHyss sss S Sas fa s @ st mt
tbr 81 Gn sla9ia. srssiss. 'f's e'' 80. IN ''DD''
nv. aloffasfsrs ,,sss s,.s.,, ,,.s e,.., m,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02

drobe Sotf9aft, iiise Borte seben Muen freunbIi9
elm, y ss.1s
suraen MIten; G6wddlest, Gtarfen, &odgewa9fes
nen, 4inbern Helm --
GhSnbeit, bic nod Gaps r0r &nrSSm feIten mar unb
I ~ fpsFR bets ertebHts
9Dirh uou @aeu ieht errHpgeny ylte ppn Maeh Ieidt
Fsfs,esass9a entlebnt. M
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-12-07

A ttorney at Law. Address Shreveport,
IA La VIII practice in the Courts of
Caddo, Claiborne and Bossier, and in the
United States and Supreme Courts of the
State. ALI claims for collection in Northern
Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana or Mississippi
promptly attended to.
REFERENCES -Wyche & Richardson, Spy
ker & Sandidge, Hays g. Adams, Hon II. NJ.
Spofford, New Orleans; DR.. VIM. Burt,
Humphreys & Dashiell, Harrison &, Crusoe,
Columbus, Miss; Sam. Mosley, Texas
Leading members of the Bar, in Shreveport
and Bellevue, Louisiana. v6n11
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-12-07

u What is paid for ''bad gov
ernmentn is thus set forth in the
New York Herald: According
to the most accurate statistics of
national finance the aggregate
amount paid in taxes in this re-
public is greater than is paid in
any other country in the world
Last year the tax laid by the gen
eral government alone reached
the enormous sum Of five hundred
and sixty million dollars. But
with the taxes of the United
States, the State, county, city
all taken together-itis is estimated
that not less than one thousand
million dollars annually 60 to pay
for the poor boon of bad govern
ment.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-12-07

% The Christainburg (Va.)
Southwest gives the following
item: 'Gn the meeting of the
Radicals held here on Saturday
last for the purpose Of confirming
the nomination of the traitor Flan-
nagan for the Convention, many
negroes made speeches. One of
them, it will be remembered, in
the course of his remarks said :
ssWe are threatened with a war
of races. Isay letit come-the col
ored people are ready for 1T !"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-12-07

% One of our reporters over
heard some comments Of a corn
field darkey upon the results of
the late election in the North.
:'Dey beat us in de norf heyP
Well wat-terdat, we Radicals is
done got dis State, and wes guine
to hold her spite Of all dere 'elec-
tions in de norf.n-[Ex.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-12-07

~ The population of Kansas
is estimated at 800, 900. The num-
Der of cattle in the State is 1,0OO,-
900. The total value of live stock
is $40, 100000.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-12-07

- An article headed sHow the
President Taxes IT," appears In
some of the papers. We suppose
that a gentleman fhis experience
has sense enough to take it
straight withyery little water.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-12-07

Scientific authority says apeund
Of unbolted wheat meal has as
much value to the body for its
nourishment ais a pound Of fresh
beef or mutton. d .Tatais aWa Elf
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-12-07

The Tribune figures the New
York Senate at 10 Republicans
and 13 Democrars; House of Rep
resentatives, 60 Republicans and
68 Democrats.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-12-07

~ The wife Of 70 o Brooklyn
shoemaker recently presented her
husband with thirty-two pounds
Of baby, in four packages u
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-12-07

u A German newspaper says:
sTwo years ago Mr.. Christian
Segemayer became father to his
18Th child.1 5000 JOG ~ S1911
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"A North Carolina negro walked
100 miles to obtain registration,
and after all that trouble found
that it was nothing either, to eat
or to drink.
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Da.. u. H. GyOUea'.

Having permanently located in Bellevue
IL offers his professional services to the
surrounding community. He can be found
at his Office, at all hours unless professional
ly engaged. v5n44
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~ General Beauregard has
been refused possession of his es-
tate on the Mississippi. 10 aAl'DS9
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"a Two hundred removals from
civil Office have been made by the
military authorities in Texas. p
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and Jones. j. p. Harris
Jones s. Harris,


A ttorney and Counselor at Law, Min
Il den, La. VIII practice in the
10th and 18th District Courts. Prompt
attention given to all legal business en-
trusted to his care. n2S
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THE MoRMONS REFUSED A MA
SONIC CHARACTER.-At the late
session of the Grand Lodge OF
Free and Accepted Masons for
Nevada, held in Virginia City, the
matter of the petition of Mount
Moriah Lodge of Masons of Great
Salt Lake City, Utah, for a char
ter, came before the Lodge for
action. The whole affair was
thoroughly investigated, a large
amount of interesting correspon-
dence read, substantial facts made
apparent, and after a patient
hea-.ng of the merits of the case
the Craft refused to grant a char
ter that in any manner should
recognize the peculiar institutions
of the Saints. The IreSpdSs says
it heartily concurs in the action of
the Grand Lodge, and believes it
to be meet that any organization
protesting respect for Christian
civilization snould refuse to coun-
tenance any creed or religion in di-
rect contravention of the laws of
God, or the established laws of
the country. s.d =.
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, I The New Hampshire DEM
ocratic Convention has nominated
John G. Sinclair for Governor. "
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! FEARFUL Havoc OF WAR IN

FEARFUL HAVOC OF WAR IN
GHINA.--A correspondentaofn
San Francisco Bulletin speaks. Of
the terrible carnage of the late
Taeping rebellion. One district
is described which yielded 10000
chests Of tea per annum beforethe
war and is now a desert waste, A
belt of land 400 miles long by 200
miles wide is literally without an
inhabitant. The writer says:aW
The distinguished China travel
er and savant, DR.. Macgowan, es-
Inmates the loss of life by Taeping
war at about 25,000000 souls;
but intelligent Chinese / have con
versed with with say that fun
100, ,0O0, 900 were killed or perish
ed form starvation. There was
not much to choose on eitherside.
Whether Imperial or Taeping, the
victorious party put men, Women
and children to the sword. The
Grand Canal used to be choked with
dead bodies, and / have seen even
the swift flowing Yangtze crimson
with blood of all ages, sexes and
conditions in life. '-'a'Da - 20
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~ Mans inevitable lot-a lot
In the graveyard.
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B. r, Fort,

A ttorney at Law. Bellevue, Bos.
IN sier parish, La. v6n16
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u The MarksYille d REGISTER
notices one great change in things
of the olden times, which gives it
pleasure and exuiting Satisfaction.
1t is that the sires and sons that
once said to their numerous ser
wants come and they came, have
doffed the airs and cloth of gentle
men OF fortune and .hstless ease,
and are now to be seen driving
their own teams, with cherfulness
and manly independence. 1tspeaks
volumes, and foreshadows the
hardinessOf the white race, and
the wealth anda independencespf
the country. Labor, daily toll,
corn field work will speedily be-
come honorable in public Q estima-
ton, as they always have been in
reality. The Register frequently
sees polished young men, hauling
wood for home consumption, and
driving four mule teams through
the streets engaged i'm the ordina
ry, diversified concerns of farming
life. These things speak wen for
our people, and promise the most
favorable RESULTS does bHa 70
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FREE TRADE .FoR FREEDMEN.
General Reynolds commantler
Of the District of Texas, hasissded
an order, (No. II, October, 20, in
the following words: "Tbe freed
men will dispose of their crops as
other people dispose oftheir own
property-without restraint from
any one. They must be encour-
aged to rely upon themselves in
the transaction of their business
Agents of their Bureau will give
advice as to the disposal Of crops,
but are not directed to recon.
mend certain commission houses
or purchasers to the exclusion sof
others.o -.