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TESTIMONIAL
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT,
YALE COLLEGE, November 16, 1860.
7 have always miner the Faber Polygrade
Lead Pencils as the only pencils fitted for both ornamen-
tai and mathematics drawing; but, after q thorough
trial of the American ~Polygrade Lead Pencils, man
ufaciured by the American Lead Pencil Company, New
York, / and them superior to any pencil In use, even to
the Faber or the old English Cumberland Lead Pencil,
being a superior pencil 10, :ke'ching, ornamensaa a and
pencil.
poooth lead; even the softest pencils hold the point well;
uley are all that can be desired in o pencil it gives me
great pleasure to be able to assure Americans that they
viii no longer be compelled to depend upon Germany OF
any other foreign market for pencils.
LOUIS RAIL,
Professor of Dr. wing, &c.
ALL PENCILS ARE STAMPED:
s6- AMERICAN E "a PENCIL co. N. T."
None genuine without tle exact name OF the firm
a,a-ha 1 q
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E. M. WHITING,
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE,

TTAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM CHALMERS
Ill street to Mo- II CHURCH STREET, near Ut
Micbaers Alley, August 81
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Consignces per Northeastern Railroad
December 2s.
6S bales Cotton, 22S bbls Naval Stores. Mdze, &c. 10
M jacob, T l. ", Mowry l. Co, ] l. D Kirkpatrick, u
| III Walter & Co, Willis & chi>olm. 7 D Stoney, kendau
4 Dockery, 2 Davis. Ravenel & Co. Adams, Frost Co.
E q Rodgers & co, Graeser, Lee, Smith d co, L A sa"-
yer. G l. Pritchett.
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,-eign export. The receipts proper,
cling, excluding the arrivals from Mo
BILE FIS!4d' and Texas, which are embraced In their re-
snectiye statements amount to 1915 bales, against 90
27 during the corresponding period last week, showing
a decrease of 5000 bales, The exports comprise sls4
bales. embracing S00S to Havre. S65 to Bremen, 666 to
Vera Cruz, and 1850 to New York.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September LIST, 1s67......... ~bales-lS,2S6
Arrived to-day.
Arri sed previously.
261, 256
Cleared to-day SVuo nm
Cleared previously. lat, soS-lA0'sVs
stook on hand and on shipboard.. 11l,34'
The exports were exclusively for Bavre.
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The sal. g to-day have been as follows: 81 oAles at 10h
eants: lis at lie; IS at II nc; 10 at l2c; rs at 12hc; 70 at
l2Xc; ATT at 13c; l39 at 1870; 0S NJ lShc; II at lsXc;
sI7 at l4c; at l5c. Total 1889 bales. Io@l sales LOT
the week. 1858 oales.
SEA IsIANDs-Are firm, with q fair demand. The sales
Of the week are about 800 bags. Sales to-day are ss
follows: l bag at SOC; 8 at 40c; 10 at SIC; II at SIC; Is at
soc; at sic; 2 at soc; and l at 1Sc. Total 46 bags.
- ooro, wrrV PNDryQ DEC Qh
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PORT
cons1gnees per south Carolina railroad

December rs.
1887 bales Cotton, 81 bales Mdze, So6 bags Gram :
cars Wood, and Sundries. To Willis & Chisolm' . y y
Aiken l. Co, j B L Sloan, j Il Prlngle, Z AveriIl, +
Co. j b Martin, Courtenay & Trenholm. Mrs { Tognerl'
G Folin. L H Rodgers & Co, H L LETTERS & CO. Go1 EN-
Hanckel l. Co, q II Walter l. Co. G W WltIe, " W VIZ
III Caldwell & Sons, L Lorentz, D Wallace, " Quincy, " "
c Courtney l. Co, Hunt Bros, 81 Cobia & co, Wardisw q
Carew, ] & ] D Kirkpatrick, I Walker, kalIroao Agehs'
smith l. Sens, j W Sprsgue & Bro, stenhouse & Co. W $
Henery, L yelling.
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the Charleston Cotton Mark,

the Charleston Cotton Mark
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAHL NEWS
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening, December 70, 1867. !
In consequence of q better feeling IN other markets,
the staple here became hrmer without quotable change.
Sales 500 bales, viz: lat 1Oc.; Is at IL; II at Tx: sc at
10; 81 at 124; II at 12h; at l2%; 6S at 10; % at 1sh;
Is at lS1; 5 at 1917; rs at II; 81 at 14K; II at 14%; % at
lax. We quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior @~
Ordinary to Good Ordinary ............12 @13
Low MlQQnng...
Mlddnng.
Strict Middling.
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BUCK OtVs
Norz-we have deducted 1900 bales from the receipts
of Upiands and addeI the same to Sea Islands, that be-
ing the amount of Sea Islands received Since september
/ over the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, al Of which was
RIcE-This article remains quiet. Prime Clean Caro-
lima is selling at sxasHc, with lower grades at 71c. Inc
only shipments for the week have been IS casks TO NeT
YORK and 20 to Baltimore. The receipts of Rough Rice
amount to about 5000 bushels, most of which was
sent direct to mill. We quote 81 60a2, according to quail
ity.
at I'd for square and I'd for round bale @ s osteam-
ship rates to New York are &c on Cotton NsAN Rice.
Philadel, hla and Baltimore steamsbF,. - InTig &c
ON Cotton. 75c on Domestics; an - ~ s aiins
'~iFreights ar, a little better IT,, %cCccAr1UAu quote
SottSr Gc ~ New yc-k and ,=S>N >r is
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i inquiry, and the
pool being discour-
demand more freely,
illus to the movement.
80. In connection with
ma. be stated that many
quotations. Low Middline,
tS% cents, Strict Low
and Strict Middhng at
sections should be regarded as
L It a small amount, compared
= ness. Vk he sales for the past three
, nm haISs. taken partly for the North,
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II EEPS constantly on hand an assert.
IA ment Of Cooking and Heating stoves
Orders for tinware, repairing of cutters and
pipes will receive prompt attention..
Also Agent for Rice Brothers & Co.
celebrated CHARTER OAK COOKING
STOVES, which he keeps always on hand.
TERMS CASH.
Get 81, 1866, tt.
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I-AKE. NOTICED
ESROM aud after the LIST day Of JUNE
Il we will not sell any Beef on credit
as we have to pay cash for orr Beoyes, we
expect the cash on delivery of the neat
LOUIS ABADIE,.i
June5-tf JNO. MlLl.LsS,
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~ onu COMI Oh1 ADLk1t u
- ing situated in Pineville. Will
sold, cheap for Cash. Apply at this 81
feb. 9th, If
D UD c. M EHT4T1
S1Nte Of Zouisi0,sa. Ninth ~
cSU1 Dist77ck Court x15sa|
So of Rapides.
sARAnJ. CHAMBERS, i ~ y,
Her Husband. M.,, g ~ ,,,.
JAMES LEMUEL.P HARcF. may Kern, y
TN THIS CAUSE by reason Of the law|
evidence, tits ordered, adiudped
decreed, that the Plaintiff, Sarah j. al
bers, have and recover OF her HUSH
James Lemael Pearce, the Defendant
sum Of Ten Thousand Dollars, ($lO1
VIE i've per centum per annum! iuSeI
from 18th September, l865-aaa cost
suit. - 81 s.se,,s 81 - 81
1t is further ordered, adiudeeil4 and
creed, that the community, until nov
listing between the Plaintiff and Defend
be dissolved, and Chat tho Plaintif
heneeforth separated in property from
husband, and resume the adminlstrati(
her paraphernal property.
Il isfuzther ordered; adjudged aYid(
creed, that the Mortgage Of Plaintiff
the immovable property Of The Defend
be recognized as existing ftams and
the Thirty First day ofDecsmhe a06G||
the security Of payment of this Jpdgnl|
ana that the same be and it is hereby
ciared Executory.
Done and signed, after being, reai
Court, on this the Goth div Of Nav IL
leo! -. 't w. B. LEWIS
Judge of the 9th Distrid
District Conrt, Parish.of Rapidea 4
May 10th, 1867. 80,
W. W. WHHTlxGrox
Deputy Cler1
CLERKS OFFICE
DISTRICT CouRT, PARIsHoFRAPiDes.
! certify the above to be . true corJ
the original on file in this Office.
Given under my hand and Seal of :
s az A1exandria, this Goth day)
v. W. WHlTTrNGroN,
Deputy ClerE
!. 5u l Printers Fee $0l Oh.
/ -. - cs>o~~>>o~s~~~Noo, : n
e M = N HIN O 81
vTNHIST HOROUGH
BRED Stallion will W1
stand this Season at nv ~
Plantation, fivemiies from
Alexandria, at $40 for the ~
season. Heis fifteen hands, tliree ind
nish, SIX years old and y beautiful d
Brown. TERMs:--CASH. s 8
Alexandria, May l5-tf.
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NonTCE-

DAY0U Boeuf Rapides Parish La.
ID May Goth 1867, Judge T. C. Man
ming 10 my authorized Attorney and
agent, 10 attend to nil my business in
in the Succession of Silas Talbert de-
ceased, in my absence.
THOMAS Il. TALBERT.a
Executor of the estate of Silas Tai
bert deceased. June 5th l667.-tf
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
A Ii PARTIES wishing the s,lphurons
IN acid gas apparatus known and pat
ented as " Pattison's Revolving Cylinder 2
will do well to apply Immediately, as first
come will be first served. For the clarifi.
cation of cane juice, it is superior to all
others, and the only perfect machine in ex.
istence Perfect satisfaction will be given
before any payment is made. All orders
addressed to taia !E 3t.js ssa
PATTISON & CAGE,
Houma, Parish Of Terrebonne, La.
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S0UIHb,za.H' UH/Sd.1' .IsEEOz
H1II0. KLElNPETER, No. IS Front
Il Street, n. O. Foreign and Domestic
Liquors, Southern Whisky FROM 81 rs TO
81 IS per gallon.
apl Sly
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Rf sTURzENEGslR, Importesof and
y Wholesale Dair in FOREIGN and
lpNEsTIC FANCY GOODS, NolONs.
Hlsp No. 43 Old Lave, Street, Mn Or
lens, La. GoodsI.ad at NEW sORK'
hucEs. Mr.. A. DENIS formerlywith
lsl Y F. Rcinaillq& Neyrey is connect
'eNWlth tlls house. apl. ::ay
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2 y B 8 I G s A i .
MINOR R. H. Jackson.

. = ~. -
n Petition for Sale. !, 6.
PURSUANT to an order of Sale
- Thirtieth Of May, 1857, made Il
above entitled snit by the District q
for the Parish of Rapides, Ninth Jul
District, ! shall sell at Public Auctio|
the plantation, whereon the. late 81
II. jackson resided, all the movable
erty inherited by The Minor, Robert
his Father and Mother consisting {
tie, sheep, hogs, mules, horses, oxen
CONS, carts, farming untensils, carr
tools, ono gun, household and kiteke|
niturc, ~ ! SD
! Also a Carriage and Ha1nessanearl
and pair Of Carriage HORSES. 81
take place on &
SATURDAY the Goth Of June, lei
commencing at eleven o'clock, "A. M. ]
TERMS OF SAIE.-For ALL purcI
amounting to twenty dollars or leses
for all above that sum, note must 81;
with good and sufficient security, n
the First of next February, to the 81 81
the Tutor, drawing eight per cent. III
after maturity.
j. r. ANDREWS
J5-tds-Printer's Fee SIS 90. Shs1
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=
1Pzapv1An BARK nHrrHRs
CELEBRATED Tone AND AIrfEATr I'
A Certain Preventive to Fever & Aeue
PREPARED IN NEW ORLEANS
ITyRoM the recipe of Southern practl,,
zinc nhysician, of acknowledged
sc;en+if,c ability, from the best Red Gin
chona (Peruyian) Bark selected especially
for the purpose
The proprietors offer the PERUVIAN
BARK BITTERS as a preventive for Fever
and Ague, an excellent Alternative and
Tonic peculiarly adapted to the Southern
cl;mate;sa depurative of the blood and
other fluids, and an agreeable stimulant
These Bitters will effectually cure Dys
pepsia, Indigestion, Liver Complaint,
Chronic Diarrhea, Intermittent Fever,
Ague, Diseases Of the Kidneys, all Diseases
arising from q Disordered Liver, Stomach
and Intestines and all kinds. Of Periodical
Diseases. DIR. NJ. PERL & CO., j
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers,
''4 t't New Orleans. La,
q. L. KoUNs & BRO, 50 Common ST.
s e a,@ Wholesale Agents.
EY The above Bitters can be had OF
S. K. JOHNSON, HENRY ST. JOHN and
= Alexandria, La, April 3, 1s6-tf.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
- .aS OF LEARNING
MILITARY CADEMY,
Near Alexandria, Founded. and Supported
by the State of Louisiana.

! SIXTH SESSION
lnEGAN list MONDAY in SEPTEMB SCI
I'D last, and ends 30th day OF JUNE, 1921 ''
ACADEMIC BOARD.
DAVID F. BOYD, Superintendent ana ITO
lessor of Ancient Languages.
pIc,H ARD NJ. yENABLE, Professor Of En-
gineeTing.
JOHN a. a. WEST, Professor Of Math
| ematics. tl Is
JEAN PIERRE BELLIER, Professor Of
Modern Languages. Il, 5ts {
JOHN r. PAGE, M. d., Professor of Chem
istry, Mineralogy and Geology.
JAMES w. WILSON, M. D., Surgeon and
Professor Of History and Physical Gcbg-
raphy.
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Professor of Natural
Philosophy.
ADMIRAL RAPHAEL sEMMEs, Professor
of Moral Philosophy and English Lit
erature. - tli
diets and Instructor in Tactics. H.
| JOHN z. MCAU LEY, Assistant Professor
Of Modern Languages i e
JAMES M. GARNETT, Assistant Professor
Of Ancient Languages. tf1s
Vacant. To be filled soon. fi9
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory and an Aeadem,c
Department including Literary, Scientific
and Optional Course, and a Special School
OF Civil Engineering.
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets Of fourteen gears Of age.
uho know arithmetic, English Grammar and
/ Geography. aa 5 E
ExPENSES s.
Of every kind, except clothing, for 10 months,
$425 90; 1925 90 payable in advance, bal
ance LIST February. -
The number Of matriculates is now 1856,
but many more Cadets can bereceiyel
For further information, address
DE-. BOYD, Superintendent,
Post Office, Alexandria, La.
January 2, If b .s ses
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WE RESPECTFULLY REFER tn.

WE RESPECTFULLY REFER To: IIi
Messrs: J. M, Pelton, r. G. Moore, W. A.
shatfsr, Winslow Hatch, Adolphe Vcrret
&c. s. Hunt, Captains J. J. Shaffer, w. "a.
Bisland, Colonel j r, Bisland, Messrs, Da.
Wis g. Barrow--Terrebonne. :. ~:
Messrs. Thomas P. May, +. Webb s. Co.
Octave Hymel-St. John the Baptist.
| Messrs. r. d L. Troxler & Co., Chauyin
Lewis g. Bourgere, Sosthene Deneuf
bourg-St., Charles. ,..,,. 81 .'ts WI rs !
DR., John E.. Pugh-Assumption. Is.
Messrs. Scuddy Perkins, John Webb, T
Caillouet--Lafourche ..,.sa 5.s .a,T.
| I. G. Compton, Esq,-Rapidcs. ,sg,i.f
L Rhodes-St Mary. 81 g.Ss s,S
jan is 1867 ly .s. aas f,5a. h
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AU M d ID r 4

AU M d D Fri
TINE UNDERSIGNED having 4
j. charge Of Major Seip's new
MILL, located near the State SEM
is prepared to furnish LUMBER in
or smallqu antilles, at almost any II
point. Orders left at the Store Of Z
LEVIN will receive prompt attention
A share Of the public patronage
specially solicited.
j. s. BRAD
January 80, ls67-tf.
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NOTICE

N OTICE.
I HEREBY constitute aud apI
! IL, S. Losee my Agent and Alto
in fact, to transact any bushes
the Parish Of Rapides in which,
be interested N. WELCl
Sept Is, If. ss4 4
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ET Capt. ID. 7. Kirby, general
supervisor of the Boards of Reg
istrars for the parishes of Bossier,
Bienville, Claiborne, Union and
Jackson, spent the past week in
our village, on his tour of inspec-
ton through his Registration dis
trict.
1t is the duty of Capt. Kirby,
as supervisor over the Boards in
the abovenamed parishes, to listen
to and adjust, or refer to District
Headquarters, all just causes OF
complaint from his jurisdiction
that the same may be properly
adjudicated.
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PosT-O OFFICE WANTED.-We
weuld propose to the citizens of
the parish living in the neighbor-
hood of Coleville, that they make
application to the Postofice De-
partment to have postofice es.
tablished at that place. From
what we know Of the geography
of that section of country, post
Office there would add greatly to
the convenience of d large com
munity.
Put the ball in motion, gentle
men, and you will soon have q
post office at Coleville.
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r E n II o:

The Bossier Banner will be issued
every Saturday morning. Subscription,
Per annum, Five dollars--in adfance-
Three dollars for six months. Two
dollars for three months.
Advertisements inserted at 81 So per
90 uare, of ten lines or less first inser-
ton; rs cents for each subsequent in
sertion. Liberal terms offered to yearly
advertisers.
Professional and business cards OF
one square, inserted at els per annum;
go for six months; 81 for three months
Publishing announcements OF candi-
dates for Office, $l5--to be paid invari'
ably in advance.
- Obituary notices, when exceeding 6
square, will be charged as advertise
ments.
t. All articles published for tht
benefit of parties or individuals, a
their own solicitation, will be charged
for as advertisements.
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Accepting the Military Gov
eminent.

We still see a great deal of alb
surd talk in some of the newspa-
pers, about the ''great change" in
the Southern people, their FAC
ceptance" of the plan of Congress,
sc. 1t seems that some persons
cannot or will not understand
anything. We have not been
called on to 'saccepr or Consent"
We are asked no odds about it.
We have been simply required to
obey, and armies and generals
have been sent down among us
and are, now among us, all de-
fenceless as we are, to make us
obey. We accept all this as Mr..
Davis accepts Imprisonment at
Fortress Monroe; as Napoleon ac-
cepted it at St. Helena.
The military Government which
is here enfOrced-not accepted"
in any other sense that of submis-
sion and Observation-Disclosures
the holding Of certain elections,
according to certain forms. At
these elections it proposes to al
low some of the citizens to VOTE
This privilege, if availed of, may
soften the pressure of the machin-
cry to which we are subjected. II
neglected, new horrors may be adj
ded to it. Virtually, it is the
unanimous sentiment of our PEG,
ple-of the prescribed even more
than the others-that such as are
invited to take part in the cleo,
lions should do so. To reject the
mitigations of the military bill,
while compelled to yield to its
sway, would be as absurd as to
affirm that to profit by them is to
accept, assent to, consent to, ap'
prove, indorse, the bill itself; as
absurd as to maintain that Bona
parte, by sheltering himself in the
house prepared for him at Long
wood, and accepting" the food
placed before him, also accepted
Endorsed, and approved, his ban
ishment thither. Practically, Oul
people are now united. We agree
as to the necessity of submitting
to overpowering force; and We
agree as to the propriety OF moi
making an infliction more intoler
able, by rejecting the proferet
mitigations. 1t takes no Scion tt
decide either of these questions
AS there is here really no room
for a practical issue, let us al
then be content to drop discus
siOns that can exist only through
the confusion of facta produced
by wrestling of words from theil
proper meaning, and cultivate
that unity of feeling and effort 81
: necessary in our condition.
Richmond Enquirer.
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"THE LAND WE LovE.n-The
May number of this excellent
Southern monthly is upon our
table. Gen. ID. FL. Hill Yields the
pen as ably in behalf Of the land
we love, as he did the sword for
the t4ost cause" His "Haver.
sack" unlike those of our soldiery,
is always filed to overlooking with
good things. Terms % per an
mum. Address Hill, Irwin & Co.,
Charlotte, N. G.
"The Land we Love" is truly q
Southern periodical, and should
be patronized by every Southern
reader. We win take pleasure in
forwarding subscriptions to this
Magazine,
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against the United States, and given
aid or comfort to the enemies thereof;
that l have never taken an oath, as a
member of Congress of the United
States, Or as member of any State
Legislature, or as an executive or judi
cial officer of any State, to support the
constitution of the United States, and
afterwards engaged in instruction or
rebellion against the United States, or
given aid or comfort to the enemies
thereof; that | will faithfully support
the constitution and obey the laws of
the United States, and will, to the best
of my ability, encourage others SO to
do. So help me God" Which oath
or affirmation may be administered by
any registering officer.
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- A plantation in Wilcox
County, Alabama containing from
fifteen hundred to two thousand
acres, which before the war pro.
duced from eight thousand to ten
thousand bushels ofcorn, and from
three hundred and fifty to five
hundred bales of cotton, was rent
ed the other day for one hundred
and thirty dollars a year.
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10 If you would like something
new and fashionable in the dry
goods line, we would advise you
to 90 to w. e. Hamilton & Co.'s,
Fillmore, as they have just open
ed their Spring goods, which were
selected with great care by Mr.,
E. Jack. Hamilton, one Of the
members of this popular tirm.-
They propose to give you good
bargains for the cash.
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BELLEVUE ACADEMY.-This

BELLEVUE ACADEMY.-This
Institution, under the manage
ment of its worthy Principal, Mrs.
NJ. I. Shropshire, we are pleased
to learn, is in a fourishing condi-
ton. Bellevue is a healthy, tenn.
perate town, and has a school sec.
ond to none in the parish; and
better teachers are nowhere to be
found. Send your boys and girls
to Bellevue to school, if you want
them "brought up in the way they
should CO."
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Died:

On the 9TH instant, in this place, THOMAS
JOSEPH HILL-infant son of VIM. H. and
Annie Hill-aged II months and 81 DAYS.
When the destroying angel en-,
tered that peaceful home 14n
He laid his rude hands upon
And blasted forever with his icy hand
a bud which gave promise of the
perfect flower.
Darling little TONNE! Thou
vert too pure for earth! God
knew it; and has transplanted
thee into His own garden; where,
through the ceaseless ages Of
Eternity thy home will be.
Awake! ascend! Thou art not now
With those of mortal birth
The living God hath touched thy lips
Thou who hast done with EARTH
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Gtate Of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.--
y Clerks office, 10th District Court
Notice is hereby given that e. J, Hall,
administrator of the succession of William
E. Hall, deceased, 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 homologated
as prayed for.
Given under my hand and seal of Office,
ct Bellevue, this the 9Th day of May, A. D.
1867,
THOS. n. BRADEN,
nc st Clerk. Z
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-05-11
THE FUNERAL OF LIBERTY
The following extract is from the
Marion Ohio Democrat:

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"Come let the funeral rites be said,
1.-The funeral dirge be sung,
In honor of the queenliest dead
That ever died so young"
American Liberty-longin help.
less decline-is at last dead, and
nothing remains except to consign
the body to the tomb!
Send for the Gar Alexander
the admirer of the Lincoln AID.
ministration-to dig the gravel
Send for Bomba, the tyrant Of
Naples, that he may throw clods
upon the coffin.
Send for sOrrowing Hungary,
and for gashed and smitten Po.
land that they may bepall- bearers!
And let the States Of the Fede.
ration not yet enthralled by drum
head law, head the dolorous pro-
cession as mourners in chief.
"Let the bells toll
A Nations soul 81
Has crossed the Stygian river" w