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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-04-27

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ATTEMPTED HoMIcIDE.-On Friday evening Of
last week. just after dark, as Mr.. Tbos, Eoye was
stepping from the, bakery OF Donoho 81 tBruces q
man named Cezadg suddenly came ups toahirn,
asked ifohis name was Foye, and being Htold it
was, Instantly pulled a revolver and fired. At
that moment Mr.. Foye Ieaped towards him, and
Cozad ran. A person who was With him also. ran
off, Michael Doan and others who were standing
at the corner, in front Of Codys, Immediately
gave chase to Cozad, and soon overlook him at
the Poqjaee House. On finding himself unable to
catch the man who shot, Foye gave up the chase
at Godyis corner, and for tho first time began to
look to ascertain what injury he had himself sus-
tanned from the shot. He proceeded to Dr. Hea-
ley's, who made, professional examination. The
ball hit the right side Of the breast and in the
pocket of his coat, just where it struck, Mr.. Foye
fortunately had small memorandum book Cut
ting clear through the cloth, the ball had glanced
from there and gone clear through the lower part
Of the arm about midway between the elbow and
shoulder, producing merely flesh wound. Cozad
was lodged in Jail until Saturday morning, when
an examination before Justice Smelling was COM
meneed. Strangely enough this examination was
allowed to partake more the nature of trial than
of a preliminary procedure, add in oit against he
Isoundly based objections of Prosecuting Attorney
May nearly all the trial issues of the case were
developed. The strange proceeding ended ~ the
commitment of Cozad toawait trial, before the Dis
trict Court, in default OF $1,000 bonds. In eonnec-
ton with the fact that the defendant, during bis
own exatniHation en- the witness stand, quite clear
Tly animated his intention to kill Foye the general
impression prevails that the bonds were placed at
a remarkably low figure. It appeared by Cozad's
own evidence that he had johrueyed on foot all
HE way from Gold Hill, Nevada, since late in
March, to this place. for the express purpose of.
killing Foye,l for some real or supposed injury.
ICpzad is still in prison. 4,5a IS oet-.oy 4orifiy
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= Boley and KuFtz state that the story. of cross
ing Boise river OH faft IS az error. They took "a
good sEif from Below the ferry, and were nicely
sailing down the river with the intention Of getting
into Snake irivefg when they ran too close into
cluster ofoWilloWsoon the southbante of the Boise,
aud BY leaning pyfF too fariR orderto pass clear OF
the wi lows upset the boat and lost the Henry rifle
and all their blankets and provisions, and were I'M
able to recover the skiff. ~
HgmnI adf 20 nGfuTg54 ea5 oJ De t5tI5# = oil
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The WEATHER. Generally fair, bright, genial
days, and cool nights, during the week, and the
snow fast melting from the hills. Splendid wea>
ther for the miners. The creeks are booming.
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EASTER SERylcEs.-IIigh Mass at ST. Josephs
Church was beautifully and very mpressiyely Gel,
etlrated by Father Mesphe last Sunday. The. sing
ing by the choir, led by. Miss Alice Rolner, and
with her Mrs. Dooley, Miss Cosgrove, Miss Hughes,
Miss Redon anu Alessrs Dooleyand Befl was finely
executed. An impressive baptismal ceremony was
also a feature oil. the Easter service.
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seaooE ELECTION Notice j. given BY Jas "A
1inney, that an election for three School Trustees
for this district to serve the ensuing year will be
held at the School House il this city, on Monday.
May 9Th between the hours Of r.. noon, and 8 at
Rrnoon. Jacob Romer, f. q. Poujade and G. L.
goodrich are appointed Judges OF the election.
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! NOTICE

3 HEREBY GIVEN to the owners of those
l. bitches located on the North side of Moore's
creek not to let their waste water down the gulch
known as Ladyis Crevice, this season. as it will
interfere with the working of the creek claims be-
low, and leave them yalueless to the owners for
which the Ditch oWEeis win be held responsible.
April s, l667WS* CREEK CLAM 0WAERs.
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suIcIDE.-A miner named VIM. Hansop,a Swede
by birth committed suicide in his owncabin over
GA Buena Vista Bar, at noontime yesterday by
shooting himself through the head with pistol
He had beeA somewhat deEanged for some days,
bat IRON what cattsefs not known.
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bringing Kurtz and BOley here by sta Thurs.
day, on Wednesday morning for hcnle,
He got here that evening, having during his 40.
senoerode about 500 miles on 60rsS6aEk In haTltl
ing up and scattering information erningthe
escaped prisoners He recovered all the weapons
takeipbs eprisoHers except the Henry rife. ~
BY stage of Thursday Boleyl and aKurtE we're
brought back under charge of Deputy Rowe, and
again they are in their prison quarters, with Rowe
and Gri6th to keep safe and sure atch1upon them
On their arrival at the prison the pair were
shaved and appareIled so that they can be readily
recognizedlas coHvicts If they sh0bld again es1
cape but that isaau event not likely to occur
Sheriff Crqteher handsomely acknowledges the
valuable aid, he received from Messrs Wyatt,
Madden, Flippen, Robinson, Montgomery, Capt.
Keeney, Mooney Haw kiDs, and Sheriff Duvall OF
Ada county bis own. Deputy, Jos. Rowe, and 9TH
ers, while IeWas on thehlfnt and he certainly
deserves the high praise of the7Whole community
for the untiring efforts he has made in thesuc:
cessful quest. He has again in, custody the two
worst, Kurtz aud Boley Deal is quite sure to be
taken --ff lie is not already and Dunn has paid
the f0rfet0f his life for the terrible deed Of blood
for which he was imprisoned He was game
earnest. desperate. but not mean or brutal man.
His virtues and vices were, perhaps, equally con.
spicuous.. He declared he would never be taken
alive, and the terrible sequel proved his word.
The community is better without him; and, we
feel very certain so Is the community ridded of
the presence ct Kurtz for his lifetime land that of
Boley 4forltwenty years, unless pardon should
release them. 99ao is TOR 3adf % si
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THE Blue WING dat!ers again 'dtider Sam
Hgastoas care, and be has fitted up a pretty and
snug cage for thcnever say-dle parts that game
bird whence he passes round the liquids-all OF
the best qualities to be obtained IN marKens Y FL
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Coop DUsr1 We'saw at thestote Of J. W. Wood
\ Co., a few days ago, bar Of gold worth $500,
made from dust which, assayed II OF per ounce,
and was taken from NJ , B, Dunbars claim IA No
ble's Gulcb, on Moores creek, opposite this city
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l,JoBs CHoP HsUsE, fwestsde Of Main street, Just
teE6 Grove s. Peyton's saloon, lis the placeto tit
m the inner man with the good things of the sta
de Randi, Funk & Co. are fine caterers and good
cooks They servea SQUARE meal at Q low price. h
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Heavy sALE.-We learn that Messrs. VIM. Law
Of centrevfe, and OsJ Wat ernan Of Pioneer City.
have purchased from J.AW Wood and A. D. San
for 20 600. The. other half is owned by Benz
Wilson ofAPioneer City. It is very valuable ditch
property, and supplies water to rich stretch of
diggings from beyond Hug En- to hummer Hill
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3iNEw GOODS Mrs. R6seHthal Gut G LeEysl rs
aaiIv exnectfIlg the arrival Of train with large
stock Of superbdrcss aud fancy goods and mlllinef
nv. of the latest modes ndpatterns.sie gFBiif gI
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hKtSGsLEY VIII have a splendid assortment Of
new ss goods ia his line fresh from pelgw n e few
drvsIt fine boots and Shoes lateststyles of ladies'
nllia childTen's wear, &c,1f sfialsq ad 56aI aat
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IN TowS.4AsiraJ, R.lyilkinson, the noted honr7
ihg mill proprietor Of La Grande, Union county
ogn.. arrived here on Thursday, on business
isit,aud will re main fey days, 4ilItiss [svIss &
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bAsCsoop CAAKcRg4Enoch PcytOni has returned
from the winters sojodrn in California and offers
tefaIe his fine saloon and threebilliard tables, as
he purposes To engage in other business. aasagbgi
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'cITY ryRvvs.ua Z

IL TT ne j. 5BefnsteiI will receive 900
rollsof assorted wall paper to-day Or tomorrow, py
a tfaInnow hourly due and heard from iasesasl.
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SMAII1d G q spIendld TOO galneas L0ndon
made double barrelled shotgua the finest and best
z the Territory, we reckon, and these fine days he
will keep going after and bringing down lots of
small birds whit The beauty Of his shooting is
that his gun brings down lots of game for his friends
as well as Tor himself. He presented US with
nice mess Of tat, plump robbins all dressed aud
ready for the Goals, on Tuesday, and he has twice
since repeated the thing. Uncle 10. we thank
5ou all over. g s't--'eT
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
To Ny United States and bvrid wide

To 4Wy CMifcV 1SffEeS and k'Vrld vide
Reuders.
HAVE received many testimonials from
professional nnd medical men. as nv III.
maIucs and various publication have
show u. al Of which nrp genuine. The fol.
lowing letter from highly educated and
pnpnin physician III Gporpis, is eest.i.,ly
aneoi the most sensible communication
have ~ or received. Dir. Clement knuws
exactly what he speaks Ct. and his leAtf-
moty deserves 10 he v riitcn III letters .,f
gold. Hear What thu. Doctor snys Of
BULLS WORM DESTROYER:
ViiiaNOw, Walker County. Ca, !
june. ~, 1881.
DR.sJcHN RuLL- Dear Nsr: / have re.
Gently gwen your "WOrin Destroyer sew
seral trials, aud find. it wonderfully ci1icA-
cinus II has mt tailed in Il single in
stance ~ have the "ishest-i, TOR effect. am
doing II pretty large country practics.. 6rd
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DIR. Bells
GEEAT new ENeLAkD REMEDY
For Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Cntarrh.
Consumption. bronchial affections,
BALSAM OF ALPINE MOSS.

This or mt Remedy should he fnmp
du'cly rpsort.d Ia hy every person labor
ing under symptoms which intricate inrip-
lent Consumption. such IA Pains in the
Side or Chest, Il Hacking Couuli. Splitting
o. Blood, de-, should namnnsh vnn to
have recntlrse to nn appropriate Kennedy
without delay.
Whatever is done II relieve the consnmp-
tir" Patient ought tn be attempted in The,
early and forming stages of the dispaSe. aS
u is then ainn" that remedies can h. sx-
hihited with any t!a,,ering l,op.of success.
In many cases this I}alsa,n has been sni-
ti"ient tn afford prompt AM. permanent, re-
l;rf. In others. too far advanced btfor.
having recourse to- 1t. IL h,s allnviaied sn'-
fering and prairacted The patients f..
! md in no case san il do mn inimv. q w
il an early trinl. and il will afford relief
II you spend vnir money and your Time
upon other remedies before the kno" ledge
nf the efficiency If this Ra,sam rt.,cesi,
Won. give II Il trial. even ~ n late hcnr.
| and II it fails ~ arrest tn, disease. You anf
yn:ir friends will hav" the sntjsfarti ~ 81
having done all in yonr power II delay thu
| fatal crisis.
Prepared only nv G.. l.. BELL NJ r..
| No 23i, West Randolph street, Chicago,
| I.fs
| Alsc 40 above may he found Dr. Relr.
! T'uircrSal Riood Pttrifer. for SrrnflIa
| Universal Pain Aileviatnr--fo~ Cholic
Choiera> Nnrhns. Billions che c, &c.
Biood n,,H k,rcr PHI
| YnI- T. D.l N-Dd MIL T.S-tnr Dys-
pepsin, Liver complaints. dc.
Please, se,tl for circulars of them-senl
to npv nddrrSs fron ri charge.
! August LIST, 1Sf7-wlv
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Vegetable SiciIian Hair RsneyeI

Vegetable S|cIllan hair RsnessI
Has stood the test Of serc,, vcurs
triNI on the public; HDsf uO jIl~jsu-
rftfiOM for tie hair net AixcOr~veA
results. II is q Hesr scientific dis
cOprry, c0m.biMis.1 The most l,0hrcy.-
fmi G,sd reSf'rHtirp agents Ia the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. H. resfo,es
GRAY HAIR TOtTS ORIGINAL YOUTH.
Full COLOR. H. Mnkes THE xss,iD
scAjfe N.,M Glenn: c.t,.rs sinnsi,uH
M,sd h"sH0yS, and falling out of tina
hair; and R.N make IL VrOW Mt,Ol
L1iI heHfis. e.ccrfIt ia very N1ed
persons. NS It furnishes the HHtri-
five priar,p.e Ay rhirh sAr hair
IL sIssHriSltesI and Supported. ~
makes the h0ir MOisf. soft. md
glossy. and IL unsurpassed Hs "a
HAIR DRESSING. IT il fhe cheapest
preparation crer offered ia TIE
public, nv OsIe LOffie t.iH NccO,n-
| 1,itsh mare A,sl last Longer thin
| three bottles Of MMy other prcpurts-
tiOW.
4. il recon Mpn,scH and slxca Og
! the First Metical Authority.
The ,O0nte,JisA results produced
! On 0Mr SiciIiass Hair Renrre,
hare isssi,se.A many to n,nMa,tnc-
| tMre preparations for tho Hsir,
ssls,lel' rNriOMs MnRex and IN
order to i,stiMre the t9ndrNAfl the
public to purchase fAsir cVms-
pounds, kheV hare geSO3ied to fnl.e-
hODtls, hU claim inn shev Hpre
former partners. a.. hud some cOn-
stertioss sOiiA Ussr Mr.. Hui. aud
1An{bs p 1s<ffilAAh 49,
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Ill OK NC.

nnt...l IL make mir Of Bmis or Shoes
wear nj least one third longer than by Tire
lst.of aay other preparation TINT can I've
.Dplird. while the justly celebrated OIL
-
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Bulls Sarsaparilla.
A Good Reason fer the Captains Faith
Rcud the C,p nims letter cnd tie letter Jross
Ty;o N}.fhDr :


His Mother.
Benton Barracks. Mo. Apri. 20. 1854.
Or. JtHN BULI.-Dpnr Sir: knowing
The efficiency your sss.r>ainrilla. and the
healing and beneficial qualities il Jm,ss A.
cs. Iss,.l you the following states sent oe
was Wounded about Two year ago was
takeI, prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Beng moved so often. my
Wounds have MT h.tled vet. have mars
sat mp Il I,t.,Ipnt si,n.. / WAS rounded.
am shot through the hips. My general
lea h is impaired. and ] need something
u u s;st nature. / have more faith in
yn,,t ss,rSap' ril!a than i'll anything else
/ wish that that j. genuine. Please ex-
press me half II dozen M'tles. a'Wt Obiixa
CAPT. q. r. JOH NSON.
st. Louis. Nh
p. s.-The following was - ri,ien April
30, 40. nv Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother
oi t'api. Johnson. stt5
DIR BULL ar Sir: My husband, Dr..
G. :. Johnson. was Skiilinl surgeon aNth
physician in eennal New York, where No
died, leaving In, ntnve G.. r. johnson to
NV ta,rt. At thirteen wears vt are ~. Ind
II chronic diarrl,ea ard srroftiia, for whirh
/ gave him yonr SursaI.nrilin. IT CURED
HIM have TOR TEN wears recommended
il 10 MANY in New York, Ohio ami iowa.
for strpiuln. fever $ res. and general de
hilitr. Perfect sln1sss has attended IT, -
IRE cures effected n some cases of scrofMisS
aud fepeT sores scet utmost mir, cMI,,as.
am very anxious for my atlrt0 again h,Axe
recours" ~ Your Sarsnpsrilla. Hei& f~Mr-
fiji IF getting n spurious article. hence his
writing In yan TOR il. His wounds were
terrible, hui l believe be will recover.
Respectfully, i Af
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
O. r e a t R 9 m e Il y.
BULBS Ccdron Bittcrs,
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
ARKANSAS Herd Frons.
TEST MoNY OF MEDICAL ME.v

Stoney Poiiit, White Co., Ark.,
May 23d. lSH9
DR. JoItS Bull Dear SIR: Last Eth>
ru.ry i was III --onlsvi,lc rurl.sainv
drugs, md lHtt some Vi your SnrAalnag.lL$
and 4tttlrun l5iistrS.
MY son if-iaw, Who was with me in the
store, has been dawn with rlietliihstiil. tlss
s0,n.. tiine. commenced OH the Bittesln E.s
soon found has sthtIai iseniti. inlibrrS ami
Dr Gist, wha has been in bn.nveu.
trip, tl,cnl an.t he nlsO imprOvtsl.
Dr. Coffee. lnp has been III bad health
fol several years - s,onIash aud liver VI
iecttsi-- h.. ilnpr,vr.l very m,ici, ny the nae
al your Ritstrs. ln,stsl ;l,..' Ce.ircn BIT
tiers has given you great popularity in this
sp,tt.. n,cnt. iti,iHk i could sell great
q,,anli,vn vonr n,e.Iicinps ,his 1Ml'--.Asn.
Gully vour t+drun Buffers and SHr>alN-
rilln. Shipne via Memphis. care Of Rick
EFT " Nicely. Resp ctfnlly.
C,B WALKER.
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Confidential

| y FOX NJ AION
Fr the MARRIED!
Sent Free. in sealed
envelo'r on receipt
OF 10 Gents. Address
Or. Il. Is. FOOTE
(au,llor ni Medical
Common St.i,.-p. =
b n,k 400 pages. Sl.50
sent hv i,lniD. M.
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NsY Spring and Sumner stiles.
MRS. NJ. PLATTS ana

MRS. NJ. PLATTS ana
MRS. q. HNYLAND
No So, Court. and over 4. w. Il J. tiaw-
leys Store, Front street. hsr In inform
the Ladies' nf ot.umwa and Surrounding
country that Mrs. Ptatt has just retained
from the East with n
Fashionable Stock Of Millen-
cry Guo3s,
and are now ready for u,stc tim. Ia
dies veil do we'll TO call nni examine our
stock before purci,a sing elsewhere.
5 ,aeaclin. and Pressing dome on the
EhatSesi notice.
IoRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
in the latest Eastern style. A large snp
ply OF fashionable Patterns cons ant,v on
hand. MilIluers supplied with Hat aud
Bonnet Blocks,
A new Parissian Tailor's SYSTEM for
CUTTING r AIDES GARMENTS
and patterns by fisur is inst l@ing in
trmluced throughout this State. giving the
hest of satisfaction to- all and meeting with
rapd sales Ia lies ar" employed as
Agents for the sale of The Rule.
County Rights t'Ar sale Ivy Mrs, 2 ats &
HOY laud. Ia whom letters of enquiry must
he addressed. enclosing one red stamp for
return postage with Il sample.
April 18th 1867 WY.
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AWAY WITH
UNCOMFORTABLE

UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUSS ES.
Comfort and cure fDs'
the Ruptnrea. Sent
post paid on receipt
OF 10 cents. Address
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Away WITH

SPECTACLES.
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or me. icimes. Sem
post p,id on receipt
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&ssCceGsiOse Sale.

Succession Of Elisabeth Jones, dess
I'm pursuance of q writ Of sale n :.
Il directed from the District 90
of Bossier Parish, La, in the sucss.
sion of Elizabeth Jones, deceased I
will sell at public auction TO ths H..
bidder. before the Court house door +.
town of Bellevue, La, on Thurs5a.
tie 9th day of January. 1868, the foi.
lowing described property, belope;r.
to saic succession. to-wit: ~ sA
The south half of the Eorshs...
quarter and the north half Of souihwsss
quarter aud southeast cuArter AZ so,,ssl
east quarter Of section 2, sownship o
range IL, vest; containing COS qb .Idn III,
acres. aE. 20
Terms Of Sale--Cash, provided n.
appraised value be bid. Should " h.
land fail to bring its appraised valas
cash, will Immediately re adyer,;.s
and sell the same on l2 months crssi,
for what it may bring. Credit pu,.
chasers required to give notes with an.
proved personal security bearing 4 g,
cent interest from day Of sale, Win
mortgage retained on land to secaya
payment of purchase price.
w. II. HILL.
Sheriff and ex-officio auctioneer
December 9TH, 1867. n36 Sta
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Succession Sale.

Succession Of r. R. Young, decd.
Dy virtue of writ Of sale issued
- from the Honorable District
Court of Bossier, La, in the succession
of Reuben r. Young. deceased, and 70
me directed, | will sell at public auc.
ton, to the last and highest bidder, a
the store of w. J. Hughes, at Rocky
Mount, said parish, on Saturday the
18th day Of January, 1868, the folloR.
ing described property belonging To-
said succession, to-wit: gttya.
The east half of northwest quartsr.J
and southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section number 3, township
81. range II; situated IN Bossier
parish, La. ...e.sa
Also, l mare and colt, ] feather bed,
2 mattresses, l lot bed clothing, ] bog
claim, ! COW. g
Terms of Sale-CasH, with benefit
of appraisement. Should any article
Of said property fail to bring its
appraised value cash, the same 10 BE-
immediately re-otfsred and sold on a
Credit of IL months--purchasers being
required to give notes with approved
personal security bearing 8 per cent
interest from day Of sale.
REUBEN W. YOUNG, Admr.
December 18th, 1867. Is : p sas5s
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Dv virtue of an act of the Police Jury Of
y the Parish of Bossier, La, OF date
November 9th, 1867, ] will lease out on
the first MONDAY, the 9Th day of January,
1865, the Red Chute, Bodceau and all other
Terrics in said parish, for the term of five
years from the LIST January, l863-the rates
o! terriage to be the same as at present
Lessees to give five notes: one payable on
january l, 1869; one January l, 1870; one
January l, 1871 one January |, 1872 and
one payable January /, 1873; each bearing
Gper cent ner annum interest after maturity,
with approved personal security and bond
ia sun. az approved by this Board, for the
good and faithful performance of their
duty rs lessees' or keepers OF Ferries
JAS FORD, Prest Police Jury.
Bellevue, Dec. aS, 1867
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u "John Paul' says: "Amid
all the safeguards of the domestic
hearth, about which so much has
been written, I know of none quite
so sure as to marry an ugly wo-
man. One can then bind his brow
with the sweet garlands of peace
and security, and leave his wife be-
hind him for two or three days
with the serene confidence which
O Christian feels in four aces"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-12-28
Succession Sale.
Succession of W.,B. Gambil, decd

succession OF W.sB. GGN0ttt, decd.
Dy virtue of a writ of sale to mo
D directed from the Honorable
District Court of the Parish Of Bossier,
La, in the succession of w. B. Gam
bill, deceased, | will sell at public suo-t
ton to the last and highest bidder,
within the legal hours of sale, before
the Court house door. in the town Of
Bellevue. La, on Saturday the 9Th
day Of January, 1868, the following
described property belonging to said
succession, to-wit: s#FR
Lots number / and 2, Of section
number %. township %, range II, OS
Northwest La, containing SO 45-l0
acres. Also, the southwest quarter Of
northeast quarter of section %, sams
township and range, containing 40
100 acres. Do
The northeast quarter Of northeast
quarter of section 81, and the southeast
quarter of southeast quarter Of section
p, same township and range, contain.
ing so acres, more or less. All sitprs.
ed in the Parish of Bossier. La, and
containing in all, 205 52-l00 acres Of
land, more or less.
Terms of Sale--On q credit Of ~
months !; purchaser to give his mote,
with approved personal security, bear
ing 8 per cent per annum interest, with
special mortgage retained on land 70
secure payment Ofpprehase price.
w. II. HILL,
Sheriff and ex- otficio auc'ioneer.
Bellevue, La, Dec. 2lst, 1867.