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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-16
A. R. MaLhe5 vs.. William De Ford.
March 9. 1897.

f. IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
/ Chancery Court in the above named cause.
will sell, at the Court House in Nashville. at L
o'clock NJ, on
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-16
Peleg Blakely, Trustee, Va. Joseph Creigh-
Saturday. March 8. 1867.

IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
L Chaneery Court at Nashville in above named
cause, l will offer at the Court House at Nash
Vile at Il O'Clock NJ, on
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-16
ROARDING-

TWO NICE ROOMS. WITH BOARD. IN A
Il small family may be had by applying at No.
"a Summer street, few doors South Of Church.
febl5-IE
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Dwelling House for Rent i'm
Edgefield,

THREE QUARTERS OF A MILE FROM
1 the Public Square, we'll situated. conye
nient, in good repair. Inquire at John Hork's
Book Store, Al Union street Nashville
. fab1l
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The parish of St. Helena shall elect
one.
The parish Of Washington shall elect
one.
The parish of st. Tamnany shall
elect one.
The parish of Livingston shall elect
one.
The parish of East Baton Rouge
shall elect two.
The parish of West Baton Rouge
shall elect one.
Tho parish OF IbervilIe shall elect
two.
The parish of VermilIion shall elect
| one.
The parish Of Lafayette shall elect
one
The parish of Calcasieu shall elect
one.
The parish of St. Landry shall elect
four.
The parish of Rapides shall elect
three.
The parish of Sabine shall elect one,
The parish of Nate hitoches shall!
elect two.
The parish of VIM shall elect one.
The perish OF DE Soto shall elect
two.
The parish Of Caddo shall elect two.
The parish of Bossier shall elect two.
The parish of Claiborne shall elect
two.
The parish of BfenvilIe shall elect
one.
The parish of Jackson shall elect one.
The parish of Union shall elect two.
The parish of Morehouse shall elect
one.
The parish OF Ouachita shall elect
one.
The parish of Caldwell shall elect
one.
The parish of Franklin shall elect
one.
TIE First Representative District OF
the parish Of Orleans shall elect three.
The Second District shall elect two.
The Third District shall elect four.
The Fourth District shall elect one.
The Filth District shall elect two.
The Sixth District shall elect one.
The Seventh District shall elect two.
The Eighth District shall eject one.
The Ninth District shall elect one.
The Tenth District shall elect hree.
WIN. w. PUGH,
Speaker House of Representatives.
VIM. F. GRIFFIN.
President OF the Senate.
Approved March 4, 1859.
ROBERT C. WICKLIFFE,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy.
ANDREW S. HEBRON,
n50-4t Secretary of State.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS
IN THE PARISH OF BossIER.

AN HE AAAolA OE bOs0D1Lh'
COLLECTORS OFFICE, U. S INTERNAL
Revenue, Third District of Louisiana.
Minden, Feb. 7, 1867.
Dursuant to the provisions of Sec
IL ton % of an act entitled IAN
Act to provide Internal Revenue to
support the Government and pay in
terest on the public debt" approved
June Both, 1864, as amended by the
act of March 8, 1865, notice is hereby
given to all persons liable to pay
duties or taxes under said act, in so
much of the Collection District of
Louisiana as comprises the Parish of
Bossier. That the Collector of said
District hasreceived from the Assessor
thereof the annual list Of taxes for the
year 1866, and that GEO. C. NoRCRoss,
Deputy Collector, will attend to the
collection of the same in Minden, La,
from 18th February to March 10th,
1867 and that all persons who shall
neglect to pay the duties and taxes as
aforesaid assessed upon them, to the
said Collector, or his Deputy, within
the time above specified. will be liable
to the penalties specified in sections
% and 70 of the before mentioned act.
United States currency and National
Bank notes alone received for taxes.
Office hours-From 9 o'clock, A. NJ,
to 4 p. M.
LEWIS B. COLLINS,
n46 At Collector.
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Succession Sale.

Succession of Samuel Harrison, deceased.
by virtue of writ of sale to me directed
- from the District Court of Bossier, La,
IN the succession of Samuel Harrison. decd
| will sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, between the legal hours of
II A NJ. and A p. A., on Saturday the 9Th
day OF April, 1867, before the Court house
door in Bellevue, La, the following describ-
ed lands, to-wit
The southeast quarter, the southwest
quarter, the east half Of northwest quarter.
south half of northeast quarter, and west
half OF northwest quarter of section II, and
north half of southeast quarter, and east
half of southwest quarter, and west half of
southwest quarter of section s, all in town
ship Is, of range II, situated in the parish
OF Bossier, La, and containing in all, $50
acres of land
Terms of Sale--On a credit of twelve
months, purchasers to give note for pur-
chase price. with approved personal securi
ty, bearing per cent. interest from day of
sale, and special mortgage and vendors lien
to be retained on land sold, to secure paw
mant of purchase price.
w. Fl. HILL,
Sheriff and eX-officio Auet'r.
March 18th, 1867. n50 4ts
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My Idol.

You babe me throw my idol down,
To which long had knelt
With all the fervor of heart
That loves sweet thrill had felt;
And / but turned aside and wept-
Then, with despairing cry,
l dashed my idol to the earth,
And saw 1t shattered lie
To hear your words was to obey
The altar now stands bare;
No flower of hope upon the shrine
Loves image made so fair
Yet blame me not if still kneel,
With aching heart and sore,
Beside my idol in the dust
Whose beauteous reign is Ger.
take the shattered image MP
Vain tears in anguish start;
With reverent touch | shrine it deep
Within its grave-my heart
You babe me fling my idol down,
| bowed to your decree;
But never from my life shall part
Its glorious memory
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That this act shall be in force from and
after its passage.
tSigned) DUNCAN S, CAGE,
Speaker House Of Representatives.
(Signedl ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieut.. Gov. and Pres. of the Senate.
This act was passed over the Cover
nor's veto by the constitutional ma
jority of two-thirds of both Houses of
the General Assembly of Louisiana,
and became law on the 9th day of
February, 1867.
j. H. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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Succession Notice.

Gtate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier-
- Clerks office, 10th District Court
Notice is hereby given that P. j. Key,
administrator of the succession of A. III.
Hollingsworth, and his wife, deceased, has
this day filed in the office of said clerk, his
tableau of debts of said succession.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all per.
sons concerned, that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the said tableau of debts will be homolo-
gated and made the Judgment of the Court.
Given under my hand and seal of office,
at Bellevue, this the It'll day of February,
1867
THOS. N. BRADEN,
n4f DTS Clerk
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Important TO Planters.

planters wishing to arrange for advances
will do well to call on W. j. McCUL-
Lob, superintendent Water Works Com
pany, at his office on Dryades street, be
tween Canal and Common. from to Oh !. NJ
or ! to 3 p. NJ, THOMAS HUTTON. ESQ,
Attorney at Law, 81 Camp street, or Major
General JOSEPH WHEELER, 49 Caronde-
let street, who are authorized to receive sub
scrlptions to branch of the American In
dustrial Agency, to be located in New Or
leans, This company has been organized
since July last, and through their efforts
British capitalist have sent gentleman who
is now making tour of observation through
the South, to report upon their plan of ope-
ration, and as to safety of investment in the
South. We are gratitied to learn that his
report will be favorable.
New Orleans, Jan. Is, 1867. IS Cts
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-03-23

To think of religion in any
other sense, than as a state of
self-denial, is knowing nothing
at all OF it; for its whole nature
is to direct us by light of the
knowledge and wisdom of God /;
which is all contrary to the
darkness, ignorance and folly
of our natures.-Laac.
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GOUTHERN FAMILY SEWING MA
- CHINE-noiseless Machine Of Wilcox
g. Gibbs--wiIlI sew, braid, tuck, gather,
quilt, cord and embroider with satisfaction,
Agents wanted, at No. 5. St. Charles street.
New Orleans Box 1856. Y5n29 ~
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A Preacher Caught in his Own
Trap.

Once two ministers of the
gospel were conyersing toge-
ther on the subject ofextempo-
raneous preaching.
"Well," said the old divine,
waxing warm, "you are running
yourself by writing your SER
mons and reading them Oft
Your congregation cannot be-
come interested in your preach
ing, and if you are called upon
to preach Unexpectedly, unless
You could get hold of an old
sermon, you would be com
pletely confused"
The young divine used all his
eloquence, but in vain, to con-
vince the old gentleman that
the written sermon expressed
his own thoughts and feelings.
and If called upon he could
preach extemporaneously.
"As we are of the same faith"
said the young minister, ''sup-
pose You try me next Sabbath
morning. On ascending the
pulpit You can hand me a text
from any part of the bible, and
| will convince you that [ can
preach without having looked
at the text before I stand IN.
Likewise, / must be allowed
the same privilege with you,
and see who will make the best
of it,"
The idea seemed to delight
the old gentleman, and it was
Immediately agreed upon.
The following Sabbath, on
mounting the pulpit, his senior
brother handed him a slip of
paper, on which was written:
land the ass opened his mouth
and spake )" from which he
preached a glorious sermon.
claiming the attention of his
delighted hearers, and charm
ing his old friend with his eIo-
quence.
In the afternoon the young
brother, who was sitting below
the pulpit, handed his slip. |
After rising and opening the
bible, the old man looked sadly
around-"Am / not thine ass?''
Pausing a few minutes, he ran |
his fingers through his hair.
Strengthened his collar. blew /
his nose like the last trumpet.
and read aloud, Am [ not
thine ass 7" Anotherpause, in
which a deadly silence reigned.
After reading the third time,
cam | not thine ass % he look
ed over the pulpit at his friend.
and in a doleful voice, said, II
think I am, brother.
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An Act
No. ~

To apportion the representation in the
Senate and House of Representatives
in the General Assembly of the State
ofLouisiana, according to the second
census made in eighteen hundred
and ffty-eight, under the eighth and
sixteenth Articles of the Constitu-
ton.
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DR.. W. L.. YearOut.

HAVING permanently located in Belle
II we, for the practice of his profession,
respectfully tenders his services to the citi-
zens of Bellevue and vicinity.
A general assortment of fresh Medicines
kept constantly on hand n47
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-03-23

A short time since the fol-
lowing appeared
Why is a beard like common
sense z
Because no woman possesses
it.
AT which a lady correspon-
dent "goes for it, in the fol-
lowing manner
Why is the author of the
above like a certain worn out
instrument of music?
Because he is an abandoned
lyre-(liar.)
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A brother editor says that
when he was in prison for libel
ing q justice of the peace, he
was requested by the .iailor to
give the prison a puff.
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rEHhe subscriber having A 1sN~0
IL leased the eommodious sh gs -
building known as the "Com. #8 aitSsss..sM
mercial Hotel has had it s55sz1ss;sssa5s:ssI
thoroughly renovated and opened it as d
first class hotel, under the above title, and
solicits the patronage of his friends and the
public, pledging himself that nothing shall
be wanting on his part that can tend to the
comfort and pleasure of his guests. The
best cooks have been secured, and the table
will at all times be served with every deliea-
cy OF the season-unsurpassed, if equaled,
by any other house in the Red River country.
The rooms are large and airy, and the furni-
ture and bedding new Being located in the
centre of business, Immediately between
the steamboat landing and the Southern
Pacific railroad depot, it affords unusual in
ducements to boarders, who will at all times
lind it comfortable home. Families and
single gentlemen can obtain pleasant rooms
and day boarders viii be accommodated.
n44 w. T. BROOKS.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

g tate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.-
- Clerks Office, 10th District Court
Notice is hereby given that Alex. NJ
Rodgers, administrator of the succession of
I. Austin Rodgers, decd, has this day fled
in the office of said Clerk, his final account
as administrator aforesaid.
Now therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the said account will be homolopated
as prayed for.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office.
at Bellevue, this the 18th day of March, A. D.
1867
TH0S. N. BRADEN,
n45 at Clerk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-23

xrTOrrI,D Announce 70 her friends and pa
w Irons. that she will return 10 Memphis in
time 10 resume her school N t1e northern part
o. hecity. on MONDAY, Septenn oerZd- Notlcs
Of the exact location viii be given IN the city
papers the last week In August
Suaust m ISL auII 2w
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or cravsns Weld, for " the knee that Is
forced had been better unbent." But
there Is hope ahead. In after years,
from A common bond OF love, beneath
common flag, from eommOn brother
hood horn Of our northern children,
mjnplIng In holy family ties with
the children Of the south, men
will look back aud wonder that
there was Wickedpess enough In
the world 10 infiict such injuries upon
one another; but will bless the peace
makers among their ancestors, and curse
the misereauts who famed 80 long the
1 flame Of contention. Nay, | shall live
/ TO see that day; and shall aOt be ashamed
| to LOOK nv children in the face and TO
saw that there was one who. fought the
rebels throughout the rebeillon, but
| when the war was over pleaded for for
| giveness, believed in southern honor
/ and voted "a be believed; who never at
| tempted the "futuTe's portal with the
pastis bIood-rusted key;p who would
[ rather grasp the bloody hand OF an open
[ foe than touch the Shiny nnger OF the
coward that skulked from danger VINO
never kicked the undermost dog nor
struck fallen foe.
" When the foe has knocked under, to tread on
BY the At OF my father, blush for thee,
Ben ."
Let me say a closing word for my
/ fellow-citizens Of the south. / cannot
/ forget that they, too, have sorrows that
might we'll arouse revenge. There are
vacant chairs around many lonely
/ southern hearth. There are maddening
memories which, matched against our
own and shrieked into each others ears,
would keep US forever apart. They have
hearts to feel and eyes to weep for loved
ones lost, for husbands buried on distant
battIsdelds, fathers slaughtered in the
mountain passes, and sons taken away
by early death, all buried in nameless
and unknown graves. They fought gal
Iantly, but they are down; and cursed
be the hand that smites the fallen.
long to see them back In TIE union, thal
they and we, f0rgiYing aud forgsttiDa
the past, aud girdiDg up cur loins for the
magnificent future, may enter upon tht
career Of greatness and glory which
stretches away before US.
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MASONIC COLLEGE,
Macon, Fs!srte County, Tenn,
CTTUATED thirty miles from Memphis. seven
> miles north Of Lafayette DspOt, II. & G. r. X.
EafrrTV ~

SITUATED thirty miles from Memphis, seven
> miles north Of Lafayette DspOt, IL & c. r. X.
FACULTY
g. ". JOHNSTON, ABB, President a5d Professor
or Ancient Languages
OTWAY B. TOUsG, Alb, Professor OF Msthe-
mates;
COLIN MCKISSEY, An. Professor OF Mental
and MORAL ScieDce and English L tsraturs.
This Institution was rsopeued October, ISIS,
and has reached a state Cf permanent en-
cheney. Next Annual =essiou " go Be Cp6s ed
July Is 1857, and Will consist OF Two IerIus-Zo
weeks each.
CuARti ES-Engllsh and Mathematics. ED,
IS aud 80 per Term. Each Language IS extra
per Term. CCntiu gent fee 8 81 per Te-au.
Excellent board, including room, -Cel, was1-
Ing alC light, SIS Ler month
All necessary apparatus viii be EuTpl.e1.
Conveyance from LaIayet5s station % Nj
con. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
We, the Trustees. have dsterm ned % E1alse
this first class Acace mic InsI ltutlOH-
lst- The scholarship, experience and success
Of or faculty.
ID. The elevated tone OF cur community.
Sd. The hsalthful local. y, remove frOi4 the
corrupting Influences and vices o. city al-e-
4th. Favorable prices VIII tn.oie Cs TO
achieve this success.
Secretary, ,.....-..--.JO zlN W. ALEAAELE--.
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University of Mississippi.

TXERCISES will be resumed on the 9Th sep
II tembsr next Kew. JOHN 3 WAuDEL.
DID. chancellor, assisted BY carps Of a1ig
Professors.
A Preparatory Department for students who
design entering the Freshman Class CeNr y ear
is provided They must be fifteen Yeas u age
Latin, Greek and Mathematics alone are
taught
u taKe an eclectic course. ezcIu-1Fe OF the
Commercial Law, Book keeping and PEN
mauship, Will be taught
Necesss. y additions TO Our splendid cOllec-
ton OF Astronomical, Physical and Chemical
puaratus will be made, under the super n
tendency Ct DR.. l. G. Garland, during the
present vacatisn.
The Law Department, under the instruction
OF Hon. L. q G. Lamar, Is IN successful opera
ton. The advantages Of an extensive Law
Library snd the sfLtinEs Of the Fe eral COurl
and the High Court Of Errors and ppeals &C
tnis place. commend this dspartln snt 70 Ouuss
gent emsn who are candidates for the Bar
TERMS:
In gIl the departments lfor ANIMAL sess-
ion i.... 0i
Fuel SIS deposit 70 cover damages. s3---- Is uO
Students must make up The de tcit when the
fuel Tee is exhausted. Board at commons. slB
per month in private fam1l es, At SIS TO So
! washing about s. and lights 81 per month No
room rent is charged, but students viii provide
their own furniture.
The hsalthfu ness Of Oxford, its social refine
ment aud religious privileges, com mend the
]. NJ. HOWRY,
Secretary Or She Board
Oxford July Is, 1851. gi5 d2H-w5F
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NOTFINGHAM ACADEMY.
THE net teishthl session Of this school VIII
i open oo the
First Monday in September Next,

and close about the last OF June, 1858 The
Principal will be assisted by graduate OF
the University OF Virginia For further tnfor-
nation. as 70 terms, ETC., address the Principal,
SOmerVille, Tenn. The Principal would refer
to the gentlemen whose named are appended
~ B.-Thsse whose names are marked by
asterisk, are, or have bsen, patrons Or the
school. u. M ~ 3E.l1Isn,
aNrEM Apperson, Memphis; Mr. L Frier-
so,, fyoi,imbis- Tenn eDr ] T Baskerville, Fay
stta' eonnty aCoI K MQshy, Fayette county (;
st,ol Sam Tate, Memphis Mr. " PrOudnt,
Nfsr,nhis. eMr 'Thos 81 Allen, Memphis; eMr
Tas SnIssr. Columbia. Tenn; eMr a Guion,
Nersnhis: SMr II Stewart Memphis "Mr ]
T. PnfIiam, Someryilie; Prof. J Z Pettus, Ma
con Tenn eHon T Jones, Helena, Ark
srrbes Shapart, hsq, Upton county; "Col A I
Tsce< NeroDhis; sMr h bornor, Helena,
49, sGen Joseph Williams, Memphis; sCOl NJ
= lSsll Pine bIuff, Ark; Rev W @ johnson
isai1 ~ 'Christian Advocate, Memphis; eGen
" Williamson, Msmphis; MIR w 3 Miller,
Meuphis; Nj Law Marye, Memgnls; Capt 4
q williamson, Memphis; Mr. II Martin,
port Gibson, Miss; Uhancellor " Harris,
somerviIe; Judge Humphreys Somer-
viiIes Rev r 81 Rivers, aoulerVile; mi
T. n scott. SomsrVille; Prof z y Bsyd, someE.
vile Faculty University OF virginia; Prof
| : Isvnes, Washington College; Gen 3
| smith, virginia Military lnstit7te.
rface expos d 10 tftr PEgylsH9n en An Deis, q y
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HEMPHES APPEAL.
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&C. oT AnvERTIsINe.

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49, adverfi aaments 70 be -insslte1 ~ 80 ~
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go II sdveTsisements for the APPkAh must
- I'd III al the Clerk 4 desk.
- 7Sas-lf llrfuertlsefltsTts must Dc pGtd JoT
-. -. - ssve-tssenent viii appear in the
y,5.,-I,, name ullloss by special contract.
er- Our friends are requested 70 use lhelr DesL
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t1gT nav nc Of sufficient local Importance 70
vTsrrant their publication.
49, TERMS OF WEEKLY.
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NHRLRY FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Nashville, Tennessee.

I OCATBD in the large aud handsome build-
ings, corner OF Broad and Vine streets,
formerly occupied by the shelby Medical Col
Iege, embracing an entire square.
An able and experienced corps OF Teachers,
the most complete Chemical and Phiio sOphicsl
Apparatus aud Cabinet OF Minerals IN the
South, snd Educational Advantages o. a supe-
riQr order
The Principal has had an experience or tWen-
ty-six years in tn 2 SOutu, and the Nlce-Pr1ncl-
pa, formerly Professor In the NASHVILLE n1Yer-
sity, is a graduate Of the Universities or Edln-
burg and BOUn. -z -z
sessions begins on the FIRST MONDAYS OF
SEPTEMBER and FEBRUAEY, and close on
the Third Thursday Of June.
TERMS-Board and English Tuition, Sess on
Of five months, $50 90. Music, French, etc.
Extra For p4vticulars send for a Catalogue,
GEO. q BUTLEIZ. A. NJ, Principal
GEO :. BLACKIE, A. n. NJ D., Nice-Prin
fv15-dlgWtm