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OrsofsHATI, ONO, Jan. 18th, 1853

Dr.. ". A. ORups Sufgeon Of tho TAptb Vermont he
uipent, wrtes-'I wish every soldier bad bottle Of
Plantation Mtsers. They sre tho most effective, per
fect, and harmless tonic I ever used"
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usIfinore Market.


sns io fSlocal wants; only sale reported To-Day was
I'm 5hIie nod Howard Street Super at $40 CO. Prices
tAnd1 though NaIrepeet quotations,
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTs.
HOTEL OR BoARDNG-HoUsE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
the Legislature passed the Goth day Of December,
1855 all concerned are hereby notified to call at
this Office and take out the required license
:, -,rLE 71.- ~ W. a. SMITH,
-, = Clerk Of Council
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.Lounoa, JapnazylaiBaa:

= t'.-'- "a - Ass ADsS!'
M DEE sm: ssie sreat i pisasuss III slins youso
convoy 70 Messrsi Uhickering the sxpfe don 1of NJ
highest approval OF ther instrument nh consider,
not merely the best instrument Of American mAnufso-
ture that haye tried but Of the huest Grand Piano.
tories that has ever come undsr my cbser9aton and
the Messrs Chickering may well be proud Of having
Vlich for, touch quality, power and workmanahtb y
would be very difcult 70 urpaas In any part of the
Nfdo world. - '@-A -A''@ So 30 1890 '=.N- -'
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4ssuonisL from hs sos disttno,ashed Artists IN Europe
10 NesySy Cnjckerinp e Sons: 81 =

Among the ohsfpoints of sIeeIenoe Of the Chiokss.
Ing Pianos Of which speak the renowned artists IN their
oonarstulatory testimonials to the Messra. ohakerng.
sse the greatest possible depth. richness and volume OF
tone, combined With rare bSuanay, eesrress ana
sboye All surprsinR duration Of sound. I'd pure and
syfnpsthec quality o1 which never changes under The
mosf deiicate or powerful touch. .tS1 Il 30
During the past forty three years this n1 hss manu-
acturod
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Jassss n Wsaa, Esq al5a .a3i..,l eeIe
M DIAa sm: AZ, you are going back 70 the ,U3&ted
messrsy1 Ghiciertna Tell thsm wss delightsd with
thsdr Grand nofore-as good an isstTt7et hiSk
as ,pos cpcr tssrssd osa both n touch dndEf.
Wishins you' co. remain eyM seas Moon
Firm Off Brosdwood & sons PtsnStosss MGnufae.
turerh London. 80 Sh.--' - y t'-@---s+ %
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-08-03

WAITING TO BE GRACIOUS
God is waiting to be gracious. He
has made the costliest provision
imaginable for bestowing the very
blessing that you seek. He has
spared you these long years in or
der that you might believe and
live. He has showered his mer-
cies upon you that they might
lead you to repentance. He has
sent Affections that he might
chasten you by them from evil,
and bring you to Himself. We
may possibly die as Moses did,
alone with God; none to pillow
our head or wipe the damp dews
from our brow; alone on the
mountain top, in the lonely desert,
on the trackless prairie, or on the
CORY battlefield, burning with
thirst and torn with pain. 1t will
not matter if the God of Moses is
with us. The end will be peace ;
underneath WILDE the everlasting
arms. Though earthly friends
may be far away, God will be
there-the angels will be there ;
and as they whisper, "Sister spirit,
come away" there will be with us
the peace of God which passeth
all understanding.-Ex
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-08-03

A GENTLE WIFE's EXPLANA-
TIoN.-In the police court of Chi
cago, a wife thus ingeniously ex-
planned very serious charge of
harsh treatment towards her poor
husband:
One day when she was running
across the room, with a fork in her
hand, he jumped in the way, and
stuck the fork in his wrist. Then
he undertook to strike her, but
she held up a pan of hot dish wa
ter between them and he split it
all over his head. Then he got
still more angry at this accident,
and started to jump at her but his
head came against her hand and
he fell down. She took hold OF
his hair to raise him up, and the
hair was moistened by the hot
water so that it came off. Then
she saw that it was of no use to
reason any longer, and shele the
house.
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Lagc6e9e LID. Segasdi6Jge,

A ttorney at Law. Address Shrevep ,rt,
IA La Win practice in the Courts of
Caddo, Claiborne and Bossitr, 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.
REFERENCES -Wyche g. Richardson, Spy
ker & Sandidge, Hays & Adams, Hon. H NJ.
Spofford, New Orleans; DR.. VIM. Burt,
Humphreys IL Dashiell, Harrison g. Crusoe,
Columbus, Miss; Sam Mosley, Texas
Leading members of the Bar, in Shreveport
and Bellevue, Louisiana y6nlI
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A PITHY SERMON TO YOUNG
MEN.-You are the architects Of
your own fortunes. Rely upon
your own strength of body and
soul. Take for motto, Self. Reli-
ance, Honesty and Industry. For
your star, Faith, Perseverance and
Pluck, and inscribe ON your ban
ner, "Be just and fear not" Don't
take too much advice; keep at the
helm and steer your own Ship
Think well of yourself. Strike
out. Fire above the mark you
intend to hit. Assume your posi-
tion. Do not practice excessive
humility; you can't get above your
level. Water don't run up hill;
put potatoes in a cart over arongh
road and small potatoes will 60 to
the bottom. Energy, invincible
determination, with Alright motive,
are the levers that move the world.
The great art of commanding is
to take a share of the work. Ci-
Witty costs nothing and buys
everything. Don't drink. Don't
smoke. Don't chew. Don't swear.
Don't gamble. Don't lie. Don't
steal. Don't deceive. Don't tat
tie. Be polite. Be generous. Be
kind. Study hard. Be in earn
est. Be selfrelient. Read good
books. Love your fellowman as
well as your God. Love your
country and obey the laws. Love
truth. Love virtue. Always do
what your conscience tells you to
be a duty, and leave the conse-
quence with God.-[H. G. East
man.
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To be Saved for Reference.

We present below a table care
fully compiled by an accomplished
statician who has revised and re-
vised it until there can be no pos
sible doubt of it's perfect correct
ness. 1t points a moral, and is
worthy the deliberate considera-
tion of all who come under head
''ten." Draw your inference from
it, young men. Calculate as much
as you please, but you cannot fal-
sify it in any particular, unless,
take as exceptions, which by the
way only proves the rule, members
Of Congess. Here it is:
Ten loafers make one grog shop.
One grog shop make fifty
drunkards.
Fifty drunkards ruin fifty fami-
lies.
Fifty families fill one poor house
and Jail.
One poor house and Jail makes
one great bill of costs.
One great bill of costs makes
one poor town.
One poor town drains the coun-
try treasury.
One bankrupt treasury is a
great State tax.
One great State tax exhausts
the national fund.
Two looks make one wish.
Two wishes make one call.
Two calls make one invitation.
Three invitations make one
dram.
Four drains make one nonscru-
pie.
Five nonescruples make one
spree.
Two sprees make one high.
Two highs make one booz.
boozes make one how come.
you-so.
Two how-come-you-so's make
one drunk.
Nine drunks make one fit OF
deIirian1 t1'emeRs.
Three fits of deliriHm trement
make one DEATH Exchange.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-08-03

% It is a curious fact that all
the fighting nations of ancient
times have died out or fallen into
remarkable desuetude. They seem
to have been consumed by their
fierce internal passions. On the
other hand, the Chinese, peace
full people, now number about four
hundred million--a number suffi-
cient, if warlike, to sweep resist
lessly over all Europe. 1t certain
ly is a wise dispensation of nature
that only those people who cult
vate the arts of peace shall live
long on the earth. Statesmen
and political economists may profit
by this interesting fact. ] ,-4.....
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For the Girls---How to Get a
Husband.

AANA0 0SS44SAs
From an excellent communica-
tion published in the Columbus
tMiss.) Index, of June 8th, we copy
the following expressly for the
girls"
'EBeing old, and therefore allow
ed license for teasing the girls on
matrimonial subjects, 1 consult
them about their future prospects
often, and find that the opinion
obtains with them, that the young
men were never so slow in pro-
posing as in these days; which we
must say gives them a good, not
to say all-powerful reason for not
taking a husband. Now, young
ladies, the whole secret with nine
tenths Of you not being able to get
off your parents hands is simply
this: you don't know how to work.
You can't keep house. You can't
make a pair of breeches. You
can't tell, for the life of you, the
difference between bran and shorts,
or which cow gives the buttermilk.
The young men, generally, came
out Of the war with the skin of
their teeth with no fortunes, /
may say, but their wardrobes of
gray and their canteens, and to
marry with them now, rest assured,
relates more to making a living
with the assistance of allowing and
industrious help-mate, than in in
dulging in operamusic, moonshine
and poetry. Do you know what
they say of your butterfly young
ladies who has held them in the
parlor engaged by the hour listen.
ing to their elegant nothings?-
Nineteen times out of twenty, it is
this-'Well, she is all right for an
evenings entertainment, but she
will not make a good wife.
"There is possible objection to
the accomplishment of music,
painting, and the like, as such,
but the idea is, to be able to set
these parlor amusemsnts aside for
the period when the stern duties
eff married life call for your prac-
teal knowledge. Show the young
men that you can do your part OF
double business; that you can
cook a meals victuals on a pinch;
that you can sweep up the dust
and darn stockings, and save a
penny towards an accumulated
pound; that you will not be a dead
expense to him through life. Be
| lieve me, young friend, as many
true, heroic womenly hearts beat
over household duties, as futte1
beneath the soft light of a parlol
chandelier. Your kiss is just as
sweet, your smiles just as bright
your heart as happy and tender
after days exertion in a sphere
worthy OF true womanhood, as in
places of dissipation, frippery, an6
silly amusement. Have ambition
to do your part in life; cultivate
industrial habits and let the par
lOr accomplishments go with th'
higher accomplishments | hav,
roughly enumerated. 1t is as
tonishing how soon a domesti,
young lady is found out and ap
preciated. 1t is because she i
such rare exception to the gen
eral rule.n
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-08-03

THE FRUIT OF LABoR.-Tt has
been computed by some political
arithmetician that if every man
and woman would work four
hours each day on something use
full, that labor would produce suf-
ficient to procure all the necessa-
ries of life, want and and misery
would be banished out of the
world, and the rest of the twenty
four hours might be leisure and
pleasure Franklin.
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10 A young couple had laid a
plan to outwitthe vigilancea cruel
parent, and elope. The sequel is
thus told: The youth stood before
the window; the young lady at
tempted to climb out, when, oh!
horror some one detained her from
the rear! "Why dost thou not
come, gentle Amelia n She re-
piled in an agitated voice: eIcan't
Bill; mam's got .holton my tiltersw
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-08-03

% We cannot remember a
night so dark as to have hindered
the approach of coming day, nor
a storm so furious or dreadful as
to prevent the return of warm sun
shine and cloudless sky.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-08-03

u The chief secret of comfort
lies in not suffering trifes to vex
one, and imprudently cultivating
an underground of small pleas
ures, since very few great ones
are left on long leases.
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| The swansubdues the eagle
when he attacks her on her own
element; so the weakest may sub
due his strongest foe, if he will
but keep Misplace and do his duty.
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10 "John," screamed a coun-
try girl, seated by the side of her
dull lover, "let me alonew John
astonished, cried: "Why, L amt
touching yerm 'No,0 replied she,
''but you might have dOne-f you
liked y
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-08-03

70 Tt is extraordinary how
many defects we can discern in a
a friend after we have guarreled
with him. The same remark ap-
plies to a woman after she has re-
iected us.
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~ Somebody says "a wife
should be like a roasted lamb
tender and nicely dressed" A
scamp adds, "and without any
sauce.n
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- Some sensible chap says
truly, that a person who tries to
raise himself by scandalizing
others, might just as well sit down
on wheel barrow and undertake
to wheel himself.
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- A maiden being asked what
fortune she would bring her hus-
band, replied, II will bring him
what gold cannot purchase-a
heart unspotted and virtue with
out a stain-the inheritance from
parents who had these, and moth
ing else to leave me.n
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-08-03

~ DIR. johnson said of a wild.
over who was about to marry,
that it was a case of the triumph
of hope over experience.
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A ttorney and Counselor at Law, Min.
II den, La. Will practice in the
10th and 1lth District Courts. Prompt
attention givel, to al. legal business en-
trusted to his care. n23
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~ A Benedict Club has been
formed in New York. The badge
is a medal, from which is suspen-
ded one-half of a pair of scissors.
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u Absence destroys small
passions and increases great ones,
as wind extinguishes tapers and
kindles fires.
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ALL THE HoNEsTY!-We find
following item among the dis
patches of the Chicago Times, of
June 4th:
IN. B. Nichols, Democrat, has
been appointed postmaster at
Adel, vice Hampstead, Radical, in
Jail tor stealing
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Roland Jones.
Jones s. Harris,

A ttorneys and Cpunselors at Law,
IN Shreveport, La. Will practice
in the parishes of Caddo, DeSoto and
Bossier, and will attend to cases in the
District, Supreme and Federal Courts.
Office ON Market street, near the
Bank. vi n3l
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- No cloud can overshadow
the Christian, but his faith win
discern a rainbow in it.
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Dr. J. N. Gzorea..
DIR. R. R. Springfield.

HAViNG again located in Bossier, for
4. - the practice of his profession, tenders
nis services to the citizens of Fillmore and
''y' .Ha n52 If
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.J.itB. LIE WIS.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
u U DEALER
CrT0RS ANN ITtTC
ROOTS, SHOES AND HATS,

BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
FormSrlg Corner of Ieras and Spring
streets, has remaoved to No. 9 Texas
street, his old stand,
vXThere will be presented to the
V-8public, the largest and best
assorted stock ever offered in this city,
consisting of every variety and style OF
#s LADIES' SHOES
Ladies Fine and Heavy Shoes
varyingin price from 81 50to Sc.
10 GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS.
GentIemen's fine and heavy Boots
from $5 to $l5.
aGentlemen's Shoes-of every de-
scripnon- in prices from So to So.
MISSES BOOTS AND SHOES.
Misses Boots and shoes of every
styIe and price.
Boys and Youths Boots and shoes.
9lBoys and Youths Boot and shoes
ofalt descriptions and prices.
CHILDREN's BOOTS AND SHOES.
Chiliren's Boots and shoes-in end
less variety-and prices to suit. Also,
:" VA - -
A.
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BELLEVUE, LA, SATURDAY, AUGUST g. 1867. {
B. #. Fort,

A ttorney at Law. Bellevue, Bos'
n sier parish, La. v6nl6
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From an excellent communica-
tion published in the Columbus
(Miss.) Index, of June 8th, we copy
the following expressly for the
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12
,sRRPUBLIGAN CONVENTION.

EFgs5T.tx ASK s3fzfi-s-g ,5aEuS trt
Pursuant to a. call of the Chair
man, the RADICAL CENTRAL CONF
M1TrEE for DAVIDSON COUNTY met at
the Union League Rooms at 8 P. M.
ON Saturday the 7th Of December.
3 Present-Messrs. d. d. Dickey,
John asawFrEnce, John Hugh Smith,
E.;W. Metcalf, Abram Smith, John
Wilson, Dan f. Walker, James III.
Sumner, Simeon r. Walker Nelson
6. Merry and John Rahm. s =
The following gentlemen were
added to. the Committee to fill va
cancies oceasionede by death and
removal from the county Messrs.
R. Knaf1, Henry Harding and Hiram
P. Rose.
The following resolutions were
adopted ,.,...-a .s-es tsIltsa
seThat the Committee call a CoUN-
rY CONVENTION to be held on SArUR-
DAY, the 21st day of DEcEMBER 1867
at the Nashville Courthouse for the
following purposes p
FIRST, To- appoint delegates tc
represent Davidson County in the
Republican State Convention, called
byFfhe State Central Committee fol
Saturday, the 22d day of January
1868. -"
SECOND, To nominate candidate:
for the offices of Chancellor, Circuit
Judge and Attorney General fol
Davidson County, and of Crimina
Judge for the Counties of Davidson
and Rutherford" ,sa
"That the Secretary be instructed
to invite the people of Rutherford tc
send delegates to represent them il
the selection of a Candidate fol-
Criminal Judge for the two coun-
ties" rsss
"That the proceedings of thii
meeting be published in the HPREs
AND TINES" aud s'TENNEssEE STATS
ZEITUNG" of Nashville, and in tn
"REPUBL1cAN Waterman of MUIR
freesboro.
By order of the Central Committe
d. D. DIcKEY, Chairman.
JOHN RUHM, Secretary.
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Stabt nn1 6taat.

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tuieoer erpabIt. Siefes Grei9niB
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bergt0nngen, ipie eeiter1. Go bate
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tung NIT Gefato Mn0 Sbeater, nnb
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gefAret erfhat. SHUTTER, 6iub, 8a,
ter itn6 @robpapa befHDen iid ganj
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@foatae ben23. Deeentber finoet in Der
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09ep gueIanb Goeietp /"
TAFT. %
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lett but@ Sen. s. &. 2BiIber arob,
arfiae Gifenipertt angele9t, @ereite
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fnrseas i'm Gdnee fein. 9oHtntIid bas
ben mir baID wieoer. BeramIafnHe stt
elmer 10 erfreuli9er Mittbeilang.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12
Stnneffee 2egislatnr.
SOnnerifas, y. 0ss. 1857

Sine Mfenee aeller @efeBentipiirfe
ipurben IN beiOen Sauiern eingebra9t.
SIN Senat ipnr6e cine 8etition Der
Senneifet @onereBntitslieber, bie I'M
&bldaffuug Der Is, Section bittet,
berleien. Sic 9eitern einsebra6te Slls
corporationsbia Der GapitaIiiten aus
Winnefota uno Connecticut pafirte;
nadbenl ba8 gonite giinitig fur Die
Sieners Exemptions Glauiel beridtet,
in aipeiter 9eiung.
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t6lng Iber bic 8efusniB Sarbi9eri in
Giienbabppaseii sli fabren, fat. SIN
Saafe ftebt bas @efeb auf Der Saeess
orbnung, ipeldes Die Nebaftion in Den
Soften 6eS Mifi3pefens unb in 0ea
9ouberneurs Stab gum Siuef bat. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12
6nnbel ,rnb g6rfe.
Dplisei : @eri6f.

S. s. Senfins, 9dldseret, $50.
@eora 5antins, Siebitabl, 10 Sage
0lrbeitSbaus.
Sacob SeibeI unb Caleb ,Sublet
puroen bon oer gtntlase Oes Oiebitabls
fret9eiproden..
@us. Srant, betranfen, $40.
8oneD 5arbeD oesgl. $40
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12

~ Oils palIenoes 8eibna6tsee@
idenf fiir Die Sreunoe uno @eruano<
ten in Der feriten Seiinatb eignet lid
nidtS befer, ale Elm announcement auf
Die @09entli6e @taats5eitung. Oies
fel6e foifet mad 0eutl9lanb inclulibe
Rorto $4.75 fur 50 sfummern.s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL

ReA- We are authorized to announce D. w
PEABODY, Esq. as candidate for the Office
of Attorney General subject to the decision of
the nominating Convention Election Saturday,
the 4th of January 1868. dz3 I'd
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-12
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

HeA1 We are authorized to announce D. W.
Classic as candidate for the position of Attor-
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Election Saturday, January 18th 1868.
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AGA- We are authorized to announce the
Hon. JOHN HUGH SMITH as candidate for
the Office of Criminal Judge for Davidson
County. Election, January 18th 1865 -,
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FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

BsA. We are authorized to announce Capt.
R. S. TUTHILL as a Candidate for Attorney
General of the Nineteenth judicial Circuit
Election Saturday, january 4th 1868.
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hereby announce myself candidate for
Chancellor of this Division
HORACE q. HARRISON.
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