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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-03-13
THE Tax LAWYERS Cows

THE TAX ON LAWYERS CONsTI-
Observation-Disclosures Orleans Pic
ayune of the Sd, says Justice Wy
ley. of the Supreme Court, deliv-
cred the day before, the opinion
of the Court in case arising
under the law imposing a license
on professions, in which an attor
ney resisted the payment of the
license upon members OF the pro-
fession, on the grounds that it was
contrary to both of the constitu-
lions of 1864 and 1868, and also
because he had been duly licensed
to practice law in the courts ofthe
State, in the mode prescribed by
Hxasting laws, and had a vested
right to exercise his profession,
which could not be Invested by
subsequent legislation. The Court
Bsld that all these detences were
antenable, and decreed that the
TAX was constitutional, and must
De enforced, as it was equal and
Uniform on all members of the
profession, the tax collectors hav-
ing full power to enforce and re-
cover the same. s91e 5aa
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BURNING OF THE JAIL AT Co
.LUNBIA.-We learn that on Sat
urday night the 9th nit, the Jail
OF Columbia was set on fire and
burned to'the' ground. The only
prisoner confined therein was A.
Gain, who was accused of killing
the brothers Duke about two
months ago. Cain was in the cage
and was burned to death. 1t is
generally supposed that the jail
was set on fire for this purpose.
This act is as much deplored by
the good citizens of Caldwell, but
goes to show the spirit of lawless-
ness, which prevail in many OF
our parishes I Monroe Intelligen-
ceF.
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MO2a6HO2e.

NeFsome A. Durdin' In Bossier
for Mention. &c. La, No. 2426.
WThereas, Newsome A, Durdin, of
w the parish of Bossier and State
of Louisiana, has filed his petition in
the District Court. in and for said
Parish and State, for the publication
OF monition, and to have confirmed
and homologated the sale to him of LOT
number sixteen in the town of Bellevue,
in the Parish and State aforesaid, with
the improvements thereon. containing
one acre, made to him on the sixth day
of February, A D. 1869, by William
Ii. Hill, Sheriff of the Parish of Bossier,
at the price of six hundred and sixty
six and 66 100 dollars, by virtue of an
order of seizure and sale directed to the
Sheriff of said Parish, in the case of n.
A. Durdin vs.. j. A. Inabipett and wife.
numbered 242l on the docket Of the
District Court, said order having been
granted by the Parish Judge. in the
absence of the District Judge. il
Now, therefore. in the maine of the
State Of Louisiana. all persons who
can set up any right to the said de-
scribed property, in consequence of
informality in the order, decree OF
Judgment of the Court under which
the sale was made, or any irregularity
or illcgality in the appraisement and
advertisement in time and manner of
sale, or for any other defect whatso4
ever, are hereby called upon by this
monition, to show cause within thirty
days from the day this monition is first
published Or inserted in the public pa
per, why the said sale, so made, should
not be confirmed and homologated.
~, Given under my hand and
; LIS. : seal OF the District Court, in
eA-o~,s and for the Parish of Bossier,
on this the 18th day Of February, 1869.
THOS. N. BRADEN,
Clerk District Court.
A true copy.
Attest:
A. A. MINIS, Deputy Cl'k.
February 20, 1859. n47 5ts. pf SIS
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&FasNQEPG,

ON Thursday evening last, from the God
" win place, from the undersigned, a
dark brown horse Mule, 8bout Ave feet high,
nine years old, walks and trots we'll No
noticeable marks or brands Said mule was
originally owned on the ROXY plantation,
near Cotton Valley. Any one delivering
che above described animal to the owner,
near Bellevue, or leaving him at this Office,
will be thankfully rewarded and all ex
penses paid.
ELIZABETH WILLIAMS.
March 6, 1869. st
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Succession Notice.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, 1rn -, c,.,,,,.
Parish Of Bossier. ~ : 'Flsii Oo'lF'
Notice is hereby given that E. Jack
IN Hamilton, administrator of the sueces
sion OF E. p Ruclzer, deceased, has this day
filed in tie office of said clerk, his final
account as administrator aforesaid
Now, therefore, this is to adlnonisA all
persons concerned, Il at if opposition is MOI
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the said account will be homologated
as prayed for.
~ Witness, the Honorable L. w
LIS. Baker, Judge Of Bossicr Parish
~ this February 9th. 1869.
TH0S. N BRADEN,
NAG 5ts pfS6 Clerk.
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u If God has enabled you to
provide well for your oldage, give
thanks to him for it, and keep it
in your own name while you live.
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sWOlaitiOR.
William NJ. Coyle) In the Parish
Exparte Court of Bossier
For Mention. } Parish.

William NJ. Coyle In the Parish
Exparte Court of Bossier
For Mention. )Parish.
M hereas. VIM. L. Coyle. of Bos-
w sier parish, has filed his petit
ton in this Office. asking for the publ
cation of Mention aud for a sale 10
be confirmed and homologated to him,
of the southwest quarter of the south
east quarter of section twenty five, in
township twenty-one, of range eleven,
andIthe northwest quarter of the south
east quarter of section twenty-five, of
township twenty one, of range eleven,
containing eighty acres; which land
he purchased at public sale made by
w. H. Hill, sheriff of Bossier parish,
on the tenth day of December. 1863,
by virtue of an order issued from the
Parish Court Of Bossier parish, author
izing him, said VIM. II. Hill, to sell
the property belonging to the success
sion of Martin Lee Hodges, deceased;
late of said parish. at which said sails
W, L. Coyle, as the last and highest
bidder, became the purchaser of the
above described land for which he paid
the sum of one hundred and fifty eight
dollars.
Now, therefore, in the name of the
State of Louisiana, all persons who
can set up any right to said land in
consequence of informality in the order
under which said sale was made, or any
iFregularity or illega!ity in the ap
praisement or advertisement. in time,
or manner of sale, or for any other de-
feet, whatsoever, are hereby called on,
TO show cause within thirty days from
the first publication of this Mention,
why the sale SO made should not be
confirmed and homologated
Given under my hand and private
seal, having no seal of Office, this 9th
day of March. 1869.
L. w. BAKER.
Parish Judge of Bnssier parish.
A true copy:
l.. w. BAKER,
n5O 5ts. pr SIS Judge.
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-, In Vermont recently a youth
whose mother was an octoroon
ana father a white man was
turned out of a theatre, because
ne q wasn't white enough. How
sn0se, New England chaps do
love the negro
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EeipgtO Drinking Saloon
Fashionable Drinking Saloon
BeLterNe. La.

THE pr ,prietor respectfully announces to
l. his friends and patrons, his Saloon, as
heretofore, will be kept constantly supplied
with the very best brands OF choice Liquors,
&c. In fact, everything usually found in a
first class drinking Saloon.
% My terms are positively cash
Ven40 JOHN c. HEAD.
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HI To dispose of guarantees for the sale of
Landed and other valuable property in diff.
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pr. W.. WI. SsUess.m

II as resumed the practiced OF Medicine,
H in Bellevue, La nil
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.NeaC SOsstlserss sSOgeh
Bellevue .Rcsssgemsg.

VTlhe first session Of this Institute, undek
supervision of its new Principal, Mr.. u,
E. MCARTY opened for the reception OF
pupils Of both sexes, ON Monday, Jaliaaff
18Th, descending June 30ths Second ,ses-
sion beginning August lst, and ending Dec
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-28
County Treasurer's Notice
$1,89Z At.

NOTICE is hereby given. that there is now in
the Redemption Fund of Ormsby County, the
sum of Nineteen Hundred and Ninety-seven Dol
lars and Forty-sevcu Cents, and that Sealed Pro-
posals will be received by the County Auditor for
the surrender Of Bonds, Warrants and CMims
payable out of said Redemption Fund, under the
provisions Of Act Of the Legislature of the State
Of Nevada, approved March Eth, 1866; TO the
amount of money in the Redemption Fund ut the
time Of opening the Proposals. The Proposals
will be received by the County Auditor up to 10
O'Clock L.. Il. q, on
Monday. March LIST, 1869,
And mnst DO accompanied BY and enclose the
Bonds, Warrants and Claims offered TO be srrren
dcrcd. Printed blanks, for filing out bid, ca
b. obtained upon application ut the Auditor
Office. IT,. MASON County Treasurer.
Carson City, Feb, 18th, 1850. feh-l2td
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-28
Dissolution Of Pnrtnershlp

JOSEPH HEBEIr AND MlRCELLE DORE
81 have this day dissolved partnership By mutual
consent, and the firm will now exist under the
name Of CARDINAL 4 HILBERT in the business
Of Saloon Keeping on Carson street, Carson City,
Nevada.
December IS 1865 d2o-lm
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-28
. T. g N Q h hu N ar
Or, FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

These Pills ara now acknowledged by the Medi-
cal fraternity u be the only safe mild and Ell
cr,ious remedy to be depended on in lnns standing
cases o. suppression irregularity, or stopping Of
tho source of such delorable effects the female
frame. In NJ case should these Pills be taken
when tho patient has reason to believe she is
EScIEsrE. Price s.. Remit the amount As above.
All | thoy will le forwarded with full directions for
use, CURED AT HOME.
Patients residing in any part Of the St.to. how
distant, who may desire medical advice on
their respective cases. and who think proper to sub
init written statement Of such in preference, to
hliins pcrsanai interview are assured that their
Comm ,ncations viii be held most sncrod.
All letters An money muJt be addressed
BENZ. Y. JoSSELYN, N. D., stamp
$50 Washington street
bP.O San Francisco, Cal.
or1.-n
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-28

These powders will be fund Of essential value to
th.ss whose means. health. or other circumstan-
ceS da not permit them to increase the number Of
their family without Inconvenience. suffering. and
.-hsps risk IT life. This preparation is new, SAFE
ilf.l be- convenient and simple, and cannot in
j.re the health Of the most delicate. 1t curtsils
N, priv.i-ses, hut gives strength and vgcr. Mnr-
ally idersd it is Of the CHEST utility, and
lined by the sonnl,st principles Of pru'!en and
virtue. Their uss should be avoided at certain
times. Price $40 n Lox Sent to any part Of the
Coast perfectly safe from ruspicion.
Remit the amount nv Mail or Express. addressed
10 BENZ. T. JOSEELYN. NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12

OTTAWA, Feb. 1.-THE morning opened
dull, with drifting enow. The country
people began 10 arrive at On early boui and
set about securing . good position to see
the scafold and hear the last words Of
Whalen. Up to Q o'clock there we're absu,
5000 people on the east side Of The Jail in
IN henr and half they had increased ia
ssven or ight Thousand. but I'll was orderly
At 10 o'clock the prison wardss reported
Whalen in COED nerve and that no agita.
ton Or furry was noticeable In hun. A
abort time Afterwards the Sheriff announce
everything in readiness for the execution
At ! O'Clock Whalsn was pinioned and
accompanied BY the Sssriff and thres priests
led from the prison locking very pale and
excited, but he moved along With fism stsp
and mounted the stairway to the seaffold
responding ~ he walked, dis,inctly 10 III,
prayers of the priest. After the patsl
noster lad been repeated hs said:
81 beg pardon for any offence l may
have committed. I forgive oil parties who
have injured me AID ask forgiveness from
any one | may have injured. God save Ire
land, and God save my soul"
The sxseutionsr then fitted on . white
cap and drew Il over bic face, adjusted III,
rope. and in few moments che drsp fol
add Whalen hung BY the neck. suffering
fsss minutes intensely and then brsathel
40 mere.
1t d rumered that Whalen left writer
paper in the hands Of the shsrfF. the put
port Of which 10 net yet made public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12
MISSOURI,

ST. Louis, Feb. 12-Ths County Court
of this county, representing t13 soc, 600 OF
the Pacific X. r. Indebtedness have petit.
toned tho Legislature TO pass bill pre-
viding for amending the charter Of that
company.
The Polytechnic Institute building Of Ii .
city WAS dedicated last night. The dsdica>
tory address WAS delivered by Pres dent
Edwards. OF the lllineis State Normsl Uni.
versity. ar
Othor addresses vere also made.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12
LATE NEWS
~ TELEGR.aPA.


WAsusrerex, Feb. This
joiut resolution reported from The Con-
mistes on Post Roads giving assent Of the
Veitsd Statss- % the constr ustien Ct Z
bridge eeeWeen Cincinnati and Nevuort.
Passo1.
The bill from the same Committee 70,
The construction Of bridge between New
York and Bryesklys was tabled.
The Committee % the Julisiaty asksd
to b discharged from The further eonsidar
stien Of the resolution directing inouiry
into the practice q preventing the dies
charge q Of convicted criminals under the
decision Of Judge Understood, Of vireiria,
On the gsoUnd chat the Committee aid nei
think il proper . interfere BY lseislation
with special adjudication.
Mr.. Davis offered the following i.int
resolution
Rsolsed, That the noisy end tlisordsslv
conduct Of Besjamin +. Butler, Represen.
tativs from the State Of Massachusetts. and
other members 81 The House of Represents
sn n 10 the Representatives, Han, on The
n noto gay 81 February. during the time the
s:,esnt o. tne Senate, in the presence Of
we senate and House Of Representatives.
- opening tho certificates Of the votes Of
the eiectiens TOR President and Vice Presi.
dent Of the United States, and while the
said votes Wers being counted, whereby
said business WAS disturbed end DISTRACTED
70 disreputabls to BENZ. +. Butler and the
ether Representative sctise With him.
was wrong and On insult y The people ei
The United States. A
NJ. Fssrle-'Lst il - ovsr.'
TIE resolution acssrdingly went ever Nm.
der The rulss.s ~as $50
TIE bill y provide fes he sxeestisn d
judge0eae In capital Gaese Was token up
and paseed.
The fseoluslsn ssf sAs9 Csuuitase a
Printing providing for the publieasisn Of q
medical end surgical hisleGy, ~ eitss dc
eussisa, resenmended.
Mr.. Morton, nom the Csmmittse on
military Affairs. reported feysrably On the
resolution to refund to the States the inter>
Ss'land d'seount on msney borrowed By
usm % equip, pay transport and supply
ueeps Ter she United Sts,ee IN The late
war.
| A the expiration Of the mernine hepr
the Senate proceeded. to the ceefrmst;e A.
the currency bill. "
A motion for IN evening session an R;,>
q and Harber Bill was esrried. NV
The Ssoets resumed the consideration ~
The Curfsasy hi.
NJ. Osnkiins addressed The Senate.
M. Dixen presented docuusat which
b thought IVES enc Of the ablest and meal
ieelsuesive be he'd yst $50 % The 6peu.
81 qeeolteas beiag . pstisiea o. The cub.
jeeA 800 b. Gen. Oa6 Green. Ordered
psiatsl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12

WAsniH0Yos, Fsb. i2.-Ths Senate Mi.
i.ary Committee yesterday aslhesized Sen.
ator Wilson 70 rspsst ~ prsvidiog that
hereafter so0miesiess b. bsSvss shall only
b issued In ti0s q was, ard fer dlgtis>
guished eesduct ID The laes Of the enemy.
The friends Of ~ sew Reciprocity Treaty
with Canada VII aslsnpt 70 tahs Initial
steps during the prsssot s,sion for making
the new treaty. -ra.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12

E0rolga News ~ Atlantic CAbIo.
LONDON, Feb. ll--Midnight.- Banquet
Was given 10 the Ministry this evening at
Fish Monssrs' Hall. Mr.. Gladstone made
| . speech, in which he reviewed the pre- .
gress already made in carrying into effect
resolves for the rs:establishment Of the
Irish Church, and declared his iatention Of
proceeding speedily and prudently, encour-
aged by constitutional knowledge. by the
character Of the Queen whs associates her
self with the Inter, u and affections ofths
people, BY the character and ability Of his
osllea CUES, BY the favorable judgment Of the
country. and BY the justice Of the cause.
Mr.. Bright also addressed the company.
He condemned the profuse expenditures
OF past years. and urged the necessity, on
the part OF the House Of Commons o. being
more positive and decide on the questi n
OF economy.
ATHENS, Feb 1.-THE Chambers have
been convened b. the new ministry. and
will meet in few days.
MADRID, Feb 12.-The Cort.z opened
yesterday with great ceremony. Pre- sident
Serrano sad the nations Of Europe in
attaining higher civilization, throw of
tho traditional bonds which fettered tbs
public mind. Spain, though long delayed,
was now following the example Of her
neighbours, but now calls representatives 10
construct the new edificc While her reyo-
| lu,ionswss bloodless, former sxtravaganccs
embarrass the national finance. The Gov
ernment relies upon the Ccrtez to remedy
this BY economy in legislation regarding
interest Of the public debt, and expenses Of
the army and navy. and urges consolidation
BY deputies Of radical princ'p pies. Liberalism
in religion, the press. and education, 10
claimed. The Spanish revolution 10 ire
sponsibls for the Cuban uprising. The latter
was due to past errors. He hoped the in-
surrection would be speedily extineuishsd
aud replaced BY durable tranquility, bassd
upon reform. Slavery would b abolished
gradually without compromising property.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12

From Da.or. ". ElAis, Treupville. tea, tJas.
J, lsss.-Ifl could receive both boxes Of the
Csrgi,ng Oil it will not be tso much. a. think
eould aoon hua sale for Il all, the inquiry being
reqasnt sincs it 10 supposed that l have /, for
ale.
From De. W.. \ Mccall, Channels. No..
Nov. q. 1858 Yosr 0srglipg Oil 10 taking the
shine % from oil the luimcnts OF the day. 1t
you dss,red them. l could procure dozens of
certificates froo he best citizens Of the country
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12

prsu Da.,J. ?. TsaasLL. Warren. lad. March
.. isse.-l An engaesd In the pr aetics Of msdi-
else. asd mad your Oareliug Oil IN sxtremsly
s0usns remedy In al cases whore - external
application 10 indicated.
frea Da. b. O. NsAL. Busris. lewa, Dee. -,
loSe.-l have psaesicsd N sdicinee II this ceun-
" seven yeors and ohssrfully rscemnsnd your
ossglisG1ou - The best i.iniDsut in uss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12
latest NEWS
BF TELEHR.fPE,
To THE DAILY DENOCRAT.
CHICAGO.

CHIcAoo, Feb. IA Montreal special
says:
The Government has refused to give
Whalen's body 10 his friends for wake.
Tho fenians threaten large Demonstration
in Montreal unless the bsdy is given up.
The Fenians of Q isbsc held large meet
ing Wednesday night, and called on the
Lieut.. Governor, asking that Whslens Be
rsapitsd.
The weather continues very warm.
Beats sss beginning . lssvs Chicago fos
psrts.eisng tie lake shess With csnaidssabls
regularity.
The two wsmsn's suffrage con ventions 10
this city yesterday we're we'll attended, e.
pscially the one at Library Hail, which was
addressed by Robert Collier, Miss Susan
Anthony, and Mrs. Oady Stanton.
The convention At Music Hal, is mscel
laneously made up, and favors universal
suffrsse.
Today's proceedings will probably clos
| the conventions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12

sAassas. Nolan ~ Baos.,' Wholesale Drugs
gists. Wheeling. Va. say. ua1er date Of July
-. 1888. that they can safely recommend the
1srglisg Oil for more diseases than Il 10 recon-
0snded for.
Frea J. < fssasa. unicntewu. Pa. Juss 81.
lsss.-Yssr 0srgling Oil 10 doing much better
here than formerly .siaes IL virtues nave be
Uss. Without ssain, ere much sought foe.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12

8sssactjef lsstsr frem Hes. NAenAH LoDsss.
County Judge Of Shsioy o.. Jews, dated Har-
Ian. April ~, lsei.-lt 10 decidedly preferred
% asy other linimsss ssld II this section. So
Esssses of letter from HAsvsL 3. Rupp, Dc
ssa fslsburg. Ohie.. July u. lsss.-ln jane
vAss wss suppessA - - Dipthsris for more
sAsa Ten Aays, - tAaAN seulA not ct, and the
threas swollen alness shat. and By the use Of
three 81 fear appliso1Asas ~ the dollar bottles
did the desired e1ect.
rrsa 4. Q. nsla, Louisville. CsssAsstou o..
Ohio. AafsA. loe9.-l have useA yeur 0eeshuc
Oil Ter she Scratches o. ~ horse. end Il ssre2
Il With the arst appiisalisa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-12


In the District Cesrt Of hs United a1,Aee ~
the District Of 1ewa -
Il the matter ef Byses E. Draineea. Baaksupt.
70 the Creditors Of cid Byroe e Breinesd.
and ell ether persons intreotsd
GINS you ARE zEREDY NOTIFIED
y that petition has ban Aled n eeii Ceurt
BY Byron b. Brainerd. Of Linz County. loWa, "a
said District. duly decl,red Benkrups upoa
his sws petition, under tls Act OF Censrsss. 8.
titled "An Aes 70 establish . uuifSrm sys-
ten Of Bankruptcy tAs,ue heut Tie Upiisd
States" approved March I'd, 1867. Ser : dis
eAsfgs. and certificate thereof, frea eli he
debts. prevable nader ssd Act ana thst the
hearing Of asdipstitien 10 ,ssensd fer 10 'clsck
A. NJ, Of the 18th day Of March. a. D.. 1853,
At Chambers. before said Court ~ YeeHuk. In
said district, when aud Were yos NAV sttsnd
and show cause. II asy Won hsye. WV the
prayer Of said petition sA,uld net 30 rrsstsA.
Yeu are hereby further ,otiasl thst the sd
and third messings Of tie Creditsrs q said
Byron 9. Drsinerd. for ~ purveeeo provided
in the nth and 9sth sections 81 IN M ~ 81
Congress II March ID, Isl. viii s. hel11 "a ~
9th day Of March. "A. q. ieSo. e ~ heur q
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