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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-06-18
ROAD ovERsEERs-wARD NO. 8.

Road OVERSEERS-WARD NO. 3.
w. B. Cabeen, overseer of the
Shreveport and Arkansas road
from Dixie to Collinsburg.
A. j. Ford, overseer of the
Shreveport and Arkansas road
from Collinsburg to the north end
OF Gilmers lane.
L. ID. Sandidge overseer of the
Shreveport and Arkansas road
from the north end of Gilmer's
lane to the Arkansas road.
F. NJ. Barnett, overseer of the
Martins ferry road from Martins
ferry to Red Land.
A. G. Boggs, overseer of the
Martins ferry road from Red Land
to the Shreveport and Arkansas
road.
j. Ii. Stroud, Oyerseer of the
Strange ferry road from Strange's
ferry to the Y. j. Graham place.
VIM. Martin, overseer of the
Strange ferry road from the Y. j.
Graham oldplaceto Rocky Mount.
Mr.. Fleming, overseer of the
Carolina Bluffs road from Rocky
Mount to east end of Alden old
bridge.
VIM. 81. Ellison, overseer of the
Rocky Mount road from the north
bank of Caney bayou to Rocky
Mount.
Be it enacted, That the Minden and
Arkansas road be changed as follows.
viz: To leave the old road at j. j.
Hortman's. running by DR.. Parham's,
and returning TO the old road at Mrs.
Crownover's place. Advertisement
having been made according to law.
and no one objecting, the overseer of
said road be and he is authorized and
required to make said change.
Be it enacted, That the Collector
of Parish taxes shall be required to
finally settle for Parish taxes at the
January session Of the Police Jury for
all taxes and licenses required to be
collected by him during the proceeding
years. in the same manner and under
the same pealties as he is required to
finally settle State taxes.
Be i further enacted, That the Col
lector of Parish taxes shall be required
to pay into the Parish Treasury all
taxes and licenses collected by him
monthly, on the first or second day Of
each month
Be it enacted, That the regulr SEES
slons of this body shall begin respee-
lively on the first Monday in January,
first Monday in June and the first
Monday in September.
Be it enacted that the following ac-
counts be and they are hereby allow
ed. viz:
Account in favor Of E. K. Russ,
Sheriff, fees in case Of State
VS.. Jesse Hooker, for SIS so
Account of E. X. Russ. fees in
case of State VS.. F Columbus, "a 50
Account in favor of E. X. Russ,
fees in case Of State vs.. Prince
Lepley, for 81 so
Account in favor Of E, X. Russ,
Sheriff, for 4 days service in
Parish Court, May term, 90 90
On motion, the body then adjourned
until 9 O'clock a. IN. to morrow morn
ing.
j. N. PLATT, Pres't p. j.
II. B. TAYLOR. Clerk.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-06-18
Better Nare COsK.

II aying closed my connection with the
IA Grocery business, desire to settle up
my outstanding business. Those who are
owing me will please come forward and pay
up their indebtedness Immediately, other
wise they will find their accounts in the
hands of an officer.
JOHNC. HEAD.
Bellevue, La, April Q, 1870.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-06-18
Stray Sale.

ENstrayed before the undersigned. on the
~ 18th day of January, 1870 by VIM.
Allen, and will be sold at Bellevue, La,
for cash, to the highest bidder, ON Saturday
the 10th day of July, 1870, a small BAY
HORSE PONY. Appraised at $50.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c.
j. II. LOTION, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, Jan. Is, 1870.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-06-18
SE9'ON Sale.

E1strayed before the undersigned, authori-
IL ty, May 18th, 1870, by. w. 4. Head,
and will be sold to the highest bidder, for
cash, at Bellevue, La, on Saturday, Novem-
Der 10th, 1870, a small BAY HORSE, blazed
face and both hind feet white, and about 5
years old. Appraised at $40.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c
J: H. LOTION, Stray Master,
May IA, 1870.
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fl. Kahn.
&E2.NsE Sale.

StEWay n1il before re, " W J ;d Bush J By VIM
1869, aud will be sold for cash on the 18th
day of June, 1870, at Bellevue, two steers,
one pale red and the other brindle dun.
each marked with swallow fork in both
ears, split on under side, and branded with
the letter w. Appraised at $l2 so, each.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay chrages, sc.
j. II. LOTION, Stray Master
Bellevue, La, March Doth, 1870
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24

MRS. LEWIS NEW ST0RY.-lN THIS WEEKS
Nl NEW YORK LEDGER Is commenced the pub
hcation oil auotner magnificent story ~ Mrs. LEWIS.
il rs entitled TREoSlii Ian COURT; or, The DARU
NETS son. This beautiful tale. IKE Its predeCes-
s)rs, is pen picture from real life, every chapter In
A. having been takca literally from the annals OF
wcliknown family, and every mystery ana adven
turs therein being presented III It's exact oiuer The
stores OF Mrs. LEW Is have now 10 De locked
Tor WIN the keenest Interest throughout the Old
World. Every tale she writes IL repubshed by tie
London Journal and a dozen otner London periodt
Gals not 10 mention those OF Ireland and scotland
ana several TRANSACTIONS INTO French aud German.
What IL more To the point Tor al those European
editions are pifated irom the LEDGER Il the FACT
that the whoio reading world Is realizing that
these beautiful tales are written expressly for the
| LhDGEk, That they appear IN The LEDGER every
week, and th1t tue only way TO real them, SO lar as
this Continent is concerAel Is to take the LED FEB
/ regularly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24

MRS. LEWIS NEW SrORY.--IN THIS WEEKS
vi NEW YORK LEDGER h commenced the pub
llcaton OF another magnificent story Dy Mrs LEWIS
It's entitled TRESSiLiAN COURT or, TIE - lRO-
NETS SON. THIS beautiful tate, like its predcces-
sors, /, pen picture from real life, every chapter
In 10 having been taken literally from the annals OF
IA well known family, and every mystery and alven.
ture therein being presented In It's exact order.
The stories OF Mrs. LEWIS nave now come to be
looked for with the keenest interest throughout the
Old World, Every tale she writes is republisled Dy
the London Journal and dozen other London Pc
rodicas, not 10 mention those Of Ireland and scot
land and several TRANSACTIONS into French and Ger.
man. What IL more TO the point dor all those Euro
pean editions are piraied from the LEDGERl ~ the
fact thar the whole reading world Is realizing that
these beautiful tales are written expressly for the
LEDGER; that they appear In the LEDGER every
week. and that The only way TO read them, tar ~
TINS Continent l. concerned Is 10 take the LEDGER
regularly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24

MRS. LEWIS NEW STORY.-IN THIS WEEKS
VI NEW YORK LEDGER Is commenced the pub
licaiion of another magnificent story by Mrs. LEWIS.
~ II eEttleG TRESSlLlAN COURT; or, The BARO-
NETS son. THIS beautiful tale Ike It's Drcdeces
sors IL pen picture irom real ltfe every chapter
IN 1t having been taken literally from the annals OF
well.known family, ana every mystery and ad-
venture therein being presented In Its exact order.
The stories Of hrs. LEWIS have now come 10 be
looked for with the keenest interest throughout The
Old World. Every tale she writes IL repubished by
the London journal and dozen other London perl
odirals not TO mention those Of Ireland and scot
land and several TRANSACTIONS into French and Ger.
man. what more to the point tor all those Euro.
pein cdilions pirated from the LEDGER Is the
fact that the whole reading world II realizing tina.
these beautiful tales are written expressly for the
LEDGER; that taey appear In the LEDGER every
week and That the only way To read them, so far
this Continent is concerned, Is 60 take the LEDGER
regularly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24

! AIRS. LEWIS NEW SrORy.-IN THIS WEEKS
1V1 NEW YORK LEDGER IL commenced the pub
lIcauon or another magD ccnt story by Mrs. LEWIS.
It's entitled iRESSILIAN COURT; or. TIE BARQ
NETS son. 1his Deaniifal tale, ike It's predeces-
sor9 II pen picture from r2ai lie, every clapter
in IL having been taken literally IRON tho annals or
u we-known family, ana every mystery aud at
venture therein beng presented IN t5 exact order.
The stories o. Mrs.. LEWIS have now come To be
looked Tor with the keenest interest throughout tho
Ola World Every ialc she writes Is repub5lcd "
the London Journal aud u dozen other I.ondon peri
odicas, not TO mention those OF Ireland and scot.
land and seve al TRANSACTIONS into FIR eBcl r.
man. what Is more 10 the point for all those Euro
pean editions are pirated rom the LEDGER tne
fact that the whole reading worll is realizing tina.
these beautiful tales are wrlttel expressly for the
LEDGER. thar they appear in the LEDGER every
week, ana that the Only way 10 read them, - FAR
this Continent is concerned, Is to take tie LEDGER
regularly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24

Mrs. LEWIS NEW srOaY.---IN THIS WEEKS
WI NEW YORK LEDGER ~ commenced the publ.
cation OF another magnificent story by Mrs. LEWIS.
IL Is emitted IkEsSiLlAS COURT; or THE BA!sO.
NEl'o SON. TiIs beautiful tale, IKE It's predeceS-
In IL having oeen taken literally from the Annals of
n wc1l-Ano"u family and every mss cry and adyen-
lure therein beng presented III IFS exact o der.
Tue stories OF Mrs. LEWIS have now come to bo
iVoAoo Tor with the Aeenst interest throughout tho
Oiu Noiid Every tale she wrieS Is repuJiishad Oy
the L0Adon journal and dozen other LONDON PERI
Odieais, NOT 10 mention tneae OF ireland ana Scot
iand aud several transa Ions INTO French and Ger.
aa. what 10 more " the olal Tor al those Euro
ped1 editions are plrated from the LEDGER IL tho
TACT THAI cue WnOie reading world Is realizing that
these beaatul tales urc written expressly for tne
LEDGER. that they appear Ia the LEDGER every
week, and mat the 0liy way 10 real them 80 Tar as
regularly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24
MRS. LEWIS NEW sToRY.-rN THIS WEEKS

MRS. LEWIS NEW SToRY.--IN THIS WEEKS
IVA NEW YORK LEDGER Is commenced the pub
licaton of another magnificent story by Mrs. LIE 49,
II Is entitled TRESSILIAN COURT; or, THE BAKO-
NETS son. This beautiful tale like It's prcdece5-
In II having been take1 literally from The annals OF
u well-known family md every mystery ana ad-
venture therein being ted IN It's exact order.
The stories Of Mrs. LEWIS have now come to be
locked for with the keenes interest throughout The
Old World. Every tale she writes Is republisned by
odcals, not 10 mention those OF ireland and Scot
land and several transatons into French and Ger
man. What IS more 10 the point dor all those Euro.
pean editions are pirated from the LEDGER is the
fact that the whole reading world Is realizing that
these beautiful tales are written expressly Tor the
LEDGER; that they appear in the LEDGER every
week and That the only way tn read them, far AZ
ibis Continent Is concerned, is TO Jake the LEDGER
regularly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24

0TRs. LEWIS NEW sroRY.--IN THIS WEEKS
lyk NEW DkK LEDGER ~ commenced the , u1-
hcalion OF another maeni1cent story by Mrs.
LLAiS. IL Is enItled TREES LIAM CUuRI; or.
TIE bARONET5 SOY. THIS beautiful taic Ike lts
prcdeces ors. IS pen picture Ilom real lie, every
chapter IN IL having Deen taken literally rom the
annas ot "a wel known family, ANA eyery mystery
ana adventure therein being presented III It's exact
order. iDe stories OF Mrs. LEWIS have now come
10 DO looked Tor with the keencst interest through
out the Old World. Every ta.e she Wit - is feputS
lsdea by tie London Journal and Il dozen osi.e1
London periodicals., not To mention those OF ireland
and Scotland una several translatlons INTO French
and German. What IL more u the point lor All
those European editions are pilaied ffom tns
IEDGEn) Is the TACT that the whole reading world u
realizing that these beautiful tales are written
pressiy Tor mo LEDGER that they appear N the
LEDGER every week, ana that the oniy way 10 read
them 50 far az this Continent Ii concerned, Is "a
take the LEDGER regularly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24
FINANlill. Ind COMMERCIAL.
" ALL STREFT,
ERIDAY. Upr. OFF L III

Va.
On Change -day wheat was In better demand,
and firm. The cotton market was more active
hinder. cable adv c.s Of advance In prices ut
Liverpool. and nisher during earlier dealings; but
Ehe improyene' brought out sellers aud the al
vance was lost. but tue market &C the close was
strong.
MONEY STILL ACTIVE.
! The s'bears" IA a. stock market seem determined
10 reap the iru u their long and arduous opera
tions, ana hence advantage OF the natural acty-
ply In money at TN tine, wnen many institutions
pnd corporation making preparations against
interest and divt4sad time, 90 aggrayae the situa.
zion by locking u money. To-day six OF the lead
ang down town banks were creditor AT the Clearing
House Tor sum ranging from about s375,0Oo 10
$500, 000-maAng loia of between two and half
nnd three millions 0. dollars locked up. Tne banks
were prompt 70 lain thar Jhey were not wilfuy
Instrumental III producing TINS result the checks
representing the .0sksd.up money having been GER
sined by them esterlay IN the regular ron-
eine OF bnsine - but not deposited IN othtf
banks, showing mat the holders nave Kept
fhem In their .oek3t. or course the parties
AEonnected win tfs movement are Wen known az
1aterested in The lecalaen for Il decline IN stocks
The money ma 49, was strongly active all DAY AZ
Ecven per cent cArleacg to seven gold Eonowcrs
ron stocks fequ " pad 'comnissions'' Of lis q
TX per cent IN atalo,on to the full legal interest Tae
Blk 10 seven per ceat. Commercial paper q duI
bnd without quotation, dealings having been s,ls-
pended, OWNS tn tae dearer rates on call.
J Foreign excnaass closed dull on the basis o. 100
For PRIME bankers siXtJ day stelnE aud l095s tor
sight blls.
Governments UNSETTLED
The governmel5 49, was unsettled BY tho activi ty
in money and pr c AZ the Boards went or Il *
ger cent. Sao "a lea tly the market rallied, and
at the close OF street dealings was steady as
folows-United States currency skies, 1O9% q
f11o United States slXes, 1851, registered, lo91i
o ITO; do. do coupon, 1l3 l13H; 90.
lIye-twenties, registered, May and November
1cGs4 u 1913; DO co., 1862 coupon do, 107k a
S014; do. do, 1854, DO. do, 157 1919; do. do,
1885, do. do, l07 1913; do. do. registered. Jan
uary and July, 1908 1858; do do, 1866, coupon,
DO, 1858 @ l09G, DO. do, 1867, do. do, 1925 a
il0 do do, 1868 do. do ll0s. 1I0I; do. ten-for-
ties registered, lCo2a 1865; do do. coupon. 1868
. 1885.
GOLD srAGNANT-ll0n A 11oS.
The gold marAes stood at the same quotations all
day-the extreme fluctuations being one.eiglth of
one per cent The foreign news Washington rl-
mors and ike mate were received with utter non
rhalance by the anmp ressona metal. The only
excitement q was pending the renewals for the
Clearing House, when the activity for money led to
higher rates for carrying. The record Of the price
90 n IL n Z, .n'l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24

MRS. LEWIS NEW S1oRY.-IN THIS WEEKS
lti NEW YORK LEDGER IS commenced the pub
llcation OF another magnificent stvry by Mrs. LEWIS
il IL entitled iksSStLIAN COURT; or, THE LARD
NETS son. TINS beautiful tale, Ike its pr.dcces-
sors. Is pen picture from real lie, every chapel
In IL having been taken literally from the annals o
a weKnown family, and everv mystery and al.
therein beng presented Ia It's exact order.
Tue stories OF Mrs. LEWIS have now come 10 DO
looked Tor with the keenest interest throughout the
Old World. Every tale she writes Is rcpuDi,sned "
the London journal and a dozen Other LONDON PERI
odicals, not 10 mention those or Ireland and Scot
lana and several rdnslations INTO French anu Ger.
man. What - mo to tue point Qor all those Euro.
pean editions are prated from the LEDGEal Is tno
TACT that The whole ret,liag word Is realizing thas
these beautiinl tales are written expressly Tor tA0
LEDGER that they appear III the LhDG lR every
week. aud That the ontS way to read mem, 80 lar AZ
tins Conilnet Is conceraed, IS 10 lake the LEDGEh
regularly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24

w heat was dull but the market was very firm 81 80
@a c az ac u s So o9 .s n s. 81 g s
sales bushels at sc sc for mxed western Yea
3%s for yellow Wssern Oats araer ihe beng
@ 'v Was d ss
nominal at yeserntay's quotations. Barley dun aud
r d a rse was ~. as but
hight bu, al kinds of vessels held with frmness The
and tSfeSe ' sass so ass sy
and corn 500 T beef LONDON cn s
terms I; 70 \, 70 GLASGOW, per steamer 1000 bbs aour
bales cotton at Tls charters bark . Gbra
bark to the with about $50 hhds tobacco on
were sales reported and prices were
nominal at sSc 2ae for cloth and Isle for bags 1900
hors-The market presented no new features of
WERE ID srs % sp ss In the N
The better grades IN moderate supply
HEAT demand light Cor all kinds and we heard
Of no sales exeep. LOCO bales Of ate butts arrive a
Ko Prices we're entirely nominal at i2c &c., goa foi
Sc DO for gsnipco IN bond '''s'' 49, '0f s'ai ana
Hay quite steady in vaue with moderate demand
rye snort do sSs " u 81 long
lRoH-hor scotch Pig the market was dull the demand
s. sas M t'a was. ds
Sr So aS S %a no. III s esas
scrap quoted at $40 Refined bar was dull and nominal
at $50. Rails quiet bi, unchanged In value We
quote American $50 $7l, currency. and English $50
soy, gold.
LEADWe heard Of no sales OF moment ordinary foreign
was quot cd at ~ 70 a 80 81, god.
LUMBEE.-Ihere a mode lte business doing in East
srn spruce and prices were stro ranging at from 800 to
S2l b0 for fair good schedules the offerings mode
LATHs.-Eastern steady 80 u.s. with tolerably
active demand.
MoLAssKs. Foreign was still dui, the demand being
tirey OF retail character and the marke heavy and
nominal at quotations. The offerings fair, cspe
ealy Of the low and medium grades New Orleans was IN
sold At pubic and private sale NJ nc 5sc-ths lat
ter price Tor prime. We quote tuba centrifugal
mixed, l0c &c; Cuba clayed Bic &c.; Cuba musco
vado, refining &c BIC. Cuba muscoyado SOC.
3oc; Porto Rico 3Jc. 55c. English Islands, 4jc.;
New Orleans 6Dc. Toe. 4
NAVAL STokEs.-ihere was some demand for spirits ur-
pentine but the amount OF business transactions small,
owing to the increased rmIess Sellers tho OF
whom refused 10 sell merchantabe lots below 4tc, which
price was about &c. above the views OF buyers.
A few small sales reported ut 46c. 455ac.
Crude turpentne was duh and nominal. Rosin--Ai
kinds quiet, but without change value. Strained
was quoted at So i2a few small lots were sold within
tho range Of So IL 81 ~ for No. 10 rs Is for No. I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24
STREET QUOTATIONS..
HuIf.oast Five o,rIoc.K p, m.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY Dec 23-6 Pm
BrrswAx dull and nominal Sc s2,1c. NO sales
reported.
CANDLES slow OF sale. the demand being entirely of
jobbing character prices favored buyers. quote
Adamanne, lie. i6c. SPERM Csc. &c., patent Ssc
u soc.
CocoA-We heard OF no business. Prices nominal
at sllc e9c for Guayaqui 2i16c &c. for Maracabo
ana lac. a lie. for Caracas-ali gold, in bond.
CoRDAGE without change in value We quote-
Manila, 2Oec. 2,9 sisai rope &c., Russia do 1ec
Russian ,arred, l6c.; American do, l5c.
CoppER.-The demand moderate ut about former
prices The sales were about $4,000 lbs. at 22c 22c,
ooirEE-R RIO quiet but full prices were demanded
Tor aii gradsa, we beard Of no sacs Other kinds
c 5c ng iar d. Is .ca sc
go s at do iSe s5o prime dO e i1sc extremes
Slnsapore &c a ise; ,Csyon l71ac lsr. Maracaibo,
S. ooninso gold IN Dona Sc &c Gsara i ise i isc
Costa 90 s. l1s 49, Manila loo le Mexican Sc
ne market Tor this staple opened active md
was good business srans"eea eapdrs being Il:
Saf o s ss wsss Fas sss
ia FOR p'n asn on fns spscunOn and $50
cough. alter ard advanced sse 4c, the MARIE. closing
.ss low rslnc1 WERE "a ' fo, yaGe os, rne ea saie
Sss !, 5
:, 10 sSc ssS 59o i Iss 100 SsnS
a M l5s ss, EesssSy S.A at rs .s ies @shsE
ssssruay 800 q ss 5o a. sc 200 At January
b4c; February vO at 5,Sc March, 100 al l53ac together
March, 800 los4c 100 at ID 1876 800 Is 1l.1sc
las I'D 800 a. l5,se February, March 500 a!
at Ice. May. lcU at l6sac, together. Exchanges,
1sc. paid to exchange 200 December for 200 January
tac paid to exchange 200 December 200 February
500 Galveston private 200 b. Baltimore
on erm so stu e.
running low mtdinr, at lSc. Tota, 1850 baes Also
January 500 at BIG; February 0 at iosc l0Oat ID Tide
March 100 at 10 Slice 30 at l515c May LOO at 5Sc.;
Gaveston, 900 Mt hac. Electromagnetic paid exchange
200 December for 2I1 January. Total $3.50 bales Grand
ware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24

AIRS. LEWIS NEW SFoRY.-IN THIS WEEKS
w NEW YORK. LEDGER IS commenced the pub
LEGATION OF auoJher magnificent story by Mrs. LEWIS.
AZ Is entitled TRESSiiIAN COURT; OF, TIE BAis0-
NETS son. This beautiful tale. like its predcoes-
sorS, IA pen picture from real he, every chapter
in II having been taking literally rom the Annals Of
a well known family, and every mystery AID adj
venture therein being presented Ia Its exact ORDER
Tile stories Of Mrs. LEWIS have now come 10 he
looked FOR with the keencst interest thrcu hout The
Old World Every tale she writes Is lepabllshel by
the London Journal ana dozen other London pert
odicas, not TO mention those OF Ireland and scot
land and several TRANSACTIONS into French and Ger
an. What - more To the point tior al those Euro
pean editions are piratel fioa the LEDGERj IL tbe
fact that the whole reading world Is realizing that
these beauti III tales are written expressly FOR tia
LEDGEK thlt they appear IN the LEDGER evorJ
week and tnat the only way to read thein so Gar ~
This Continent Is concerned, Is ~ Jake The LEDGER
regularly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-24
moral tone n the purest and its circulation tho
largest Everybody VINO lakes It " happier Tor nav.
1 lnisII

AIRS. LEWIS NEW SToRY.-iN THIS WEEKS
W NEW YORK LEDGER is commenced the pub
lication of another magnificent story ~ MR.. LEWIS
IL Is entitled 1kESSILIAN COURT; or fhE BARO-
NETS SON. THIS beautiful tale, like It's prodeceS.
IN u having been taken literally from tho annals 81
WclI-anoSn iainy, and every mystery aaa adj
venture therein beng presented IL Its exact order
Tue stores OF Mrs. LEWIS have now come 70 DO
looked ior with the keenest IN eress throughout tho
Old World. Every taic she writes Is repuoshed ~
the London journal aud "A doLeA other LONDON perl
odicals, not 70 mention those Of Ireland and Scot
land ami several TRANSACTIONS into Frcnch and Ger.
man. What Is more TO the point lor all those Euro.
pean editions are pirated from the LEDGElH Il the
TACT that the whole reading world IN realizing tnae
these beautiful tales are written expressly for thd
LEDGER: that they appear in the LEDGER every
week, and that the only way 70 read them, 50 FAR a.
this Continent u concerned, Is 10 take the LEDGER
regularly.