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Resentrnents.

There are too many of MS
who waste much precious time,
and impair powers that ought
to be used for other purposes,
in the indulgence of personal
resentments. Human beings
have passions given for wise
and good purposes; even an
ger and resentment have their
proper places, and can not al
ways be restrained from ex-
pressing themselves in improp-
erplaces and at improper times;
but the protracted indulgence
of them, after the moment that
provoked them has passed, is a
great injury to ourselves. Life
is too short for any considera-
ble part of it to be consumed
in the prosecution of individual
quarrels. 1t is easier to resent
a wrong than to forget it; but
it is nobler to forget than to re-
sent. 1t may cost a hard effort
to shake an injury from our
shoulders, but we feel better for
it when done, and we are bet
ter for doing it. To quarrel
with the wrong-doer, and infiict
an injury on him in return,
only appears the worse part OF
our nature, while it inf1icts
wounds on our better feelings
We can go to law to get the
better of an adversary, but in
the end the law will get the bet
ter of both of us, and we shall
lose half the cruel joy of victo
ry at the contemplation of tht
"a
expense and trouble that it ha
cost us. The smallest soul cal
resent an injury, but it trequire
a brave and generous spirit t
forget one. 1t is far better +
be the victim of a wrong thai
to be the author of one; an'
when we yield ourselves to th
prosecution of quarrels agains
those who have aggrieved Vi
> we are in danger of doin
8 wrongs that will make u
: ashamed of ourselves in th
end.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-05

BABY SHow.--Columbus is to
have a baby show at It's Fair in
November. For the finest babies,
aged respectively six, twelve and
twenty-fOur months, prizes win be
awarded of s25, $50 and e75.
That's a new feature.
The Georgia State Fair win
be opened on the 10th of October
and will continue eight day. It
promises to be one of the finest
exhibitions Of its kind ever made
in the South. Prizesto the amount
of 5000 will be distributed.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-05

The following census returns
give the population Of our lar
gest cities, in 1860 and 1870 !
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-05
Keeping Promises.


A prudent man viii avoid prom
ises as long as he can, for they are
troublesome affairs; but when
made, they ought to be kept. The
requirements of business however
constantly exact appointments,
engagements, and other similar
pledges, which it is nos an easy
matter to avoid. These should be
sternly charged on the memory,
and faithfully observed. There is
no better habit that a young man
can learn, and one that will prove
more advantageous to him in life
than that of diligently doing all
that he promises. Iflit is an ap-
pointment to be at q certain place
at half past ten, let him be there
promptly at the hour; if the other
party fails to meet him, it 10 that
other party's fault; he win have
done his duty, and established his
claim to punctuality. III it is an
engagement to do . certain labor,
let him do il, even at some cost; it
win prove that he can be depended
on; and reliability is sterling vir-
tue in young or old. OF all prom
ises in the world, those to pay
money are the easiest made, and
hardest to keep, and this is why
the commodity called mercantile
credit is so rare and 50 valuable an
article. Men promise topay debt
on certain day, without know
ling whether they can do it or not,
merely to get rid of the collector,
and they repeat the appointments
again and again, till their reputa-
ton as unreliable debtors and vio-
laters of fpledges becomes estab
lished among all who deal with
, them. To say that man has nC
credit is merely to say that hs
has no regard for his promises; ha
can not be relied on in any emer
gency in which fidelity and punctu
ality are needed 81. Lo1is HoBs'
Journal.
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A lazy dyspeptic was bewailing
his own misfortunes, and speak
ing with a friend on the latter's
hearty appearance. "What do
you do to make you 50 strong and
healthyqr inquired the dyspeptic4
olive on fruit alone," answered
the friend. oWhat kind of fruitln
"The fruit of industry; and I am
never troubled With indigestion
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-05

Dr. ". M. Sauaaaas

Has resumed the practice of Medicine,
Ii in Bellevue, La. nal
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Section "A, OF the Registra

S0cGlOn rs Ol JUG AOc& AStAo-
ton Laws, reads as follows:
"That no person shall give,
sell or barter any spirituous or
intoxicating liquors to any per-
son on the day of election, and
any person found guilty of vi
olating the provisions Of this
section shall be fined in a sum
of not less than 500 nor more
than $500, which shall go tc
the school fund"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-11-05

A Pennsylvania paper tells Of q
snote shaver In Meadville who
Keeps the trunk containing his Sc
curities near the bead Of his bed,
and lays awake to hear them draw
interest.
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Rtagso A1r6sszetssg Saloon,
-AND-
Family Groceries.
G.E. Rasbsrry, Proprietor,
ReLLen1le. La.

VXYIahes to inform his friends and the rest
w of mankind, that he has just received
. fresh supply of Bar Liquors, Of every
kind, Tobacco, Cigars, Candies, Oysters,
Sardines. Pickles, Candles, and great va
giety Of ether articles too numerous TO emu
naerate. All of which he will sell as cheap,
luF the cash, IS they can be bought elsewhere
n The market, and to which be- invites the
attention Cf buyers vSnA
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w. J. .nEobIey, .H. D..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Having permanently located at Bellevue
IL for the practice of his profession, re-
spectfully offers his services to the citizens
of the town and vicinity. v9nI0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

ASSIGNERS SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
PARISH, LOUISIANA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
SEA SHORE RESIDENCE AT BAY ST. LOUIS
At Auction.

DIX j. II. WALTON. AUCTIONEER-
ID Office No. i61 Common street.-tRIDAY, May
Is, 1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, will be sold
THAT HANDSOME AND COMMODIOUS
FIRST CLASS SEA SHORE RESIDENCE, well
known as the property of Thomas +. Fisher, Esq,
situated at Bay ST. Louis, mite southwest Of
road fronting the Cult by about 1850 tes in depth.
rhe improvements consist of AN kXOELLhNf
ONE STORY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELLING,
on brick pilisrs, having in The basement two rooms
and hail. four ems and hail main floor, with
unfinished attic, susceptible OF beng converted into
sleeping rooms at a very small cost one story
building near the above, containing three rooms
In the Of the property there s frame build
ing used gardener's house, with three rooms
and kitchen, stables, carriage house, chicken and
pigeon houses; well OF excellent water; new wharf
baJnnouse and fishing pier; I'll in perfect order.
The grounds are beautifully laid out with all
kind of ornamental trees and snruboery. One hun
bred and seventy. five fruit trees tpeaches pears
apples. plums, oranges. hgs and ouinces. half Of
which in full bearing, besides 700 500 feet OF
grape arb Dor in full bearing.
The properly is occupied, and will be shown ia
any one desiring to purchase Possession given st
ones The party purchasing the property can also
have the furniture fixtures, sail boat seine, etc. at
reasonable prices
Terms-One.third cash in United States Treasury
notes. balance at Fix. twelve and eighteen months,
with eight per cent interest from day Of sale TIL
paid, vii h deed of trust under the laws of Missis
sippi, for the credit payments The buildings 70 os
fully insured until final pa, ment and policy trans
ferred to vendor. 80
Act of sale before Charles Stringer. notary public
United States Revenue stamps my3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

D Office No. le2 Common street.-TUkSDAY,
May 81. 1870, at twelve o'clock NJ. at the
of the ST. Charles hotel. by virtue and IL pursu;
ance OF order of the Honorable the Second
aboye eped s. 5s docket
OF ire court will be sold the following described
vAtu'1 cE Hs9psfT!s y PfsoE OR PORTION OF
GROUND together with all the buildings and i'm
groyenents thereon anu al rgats and privileges
OF tnis city, in the square bounded by coliseum
GosmerIy Ursula9 St. Andrew, Prytsnia and St.
MARY streets, and designated b. the letter Q, on
a sketch annexed to an act Of donation. passed be-
fore HILARY B. Uenas, late notary OF this city on
meas 1T feet. nces and4 lines, front on Co
hseum street. by Z36 feet. inches and line. in
on the re ar line OF LII feet inches and lines, be.
ing bounded on the 81 10 toward ST.: Mary street by
the lots ees,gnatsd BY the letters and D, on the
s And ss
ING on q brick basement, elevation ten feet, slate
root, containing in basement two large rooms, with
hreplacss. one la,ge room and two small, rooms.
lors four large chambers, three rooms. twelve feet
hall eleven feet gallery all arousd tn house. stairs
leading to attic. Rear buildings: Kitchen seven
rooms, four with trepiaces bath room. water
closets gallery three feet vide. and covered gallery
The house stands back from the street about 45
feat; there is a garden in front and on the Sides
contsnns fruit and Ornamental ora ,t trees plants etc
being susceptible of making enc of the finest and
most desra Bile residences in New Orl, ans.
Terms-One.third cash in United States treas.
ury notes. and the remainder in the notes OF
purchaser, to his own order and by him Endorsed.
payabl at one nd two years, in equal irstameuts
bearing interest at the rate of eight per cent per
arnum from date until final payment, and spe cial
mortgage aud vendors privilege upon the property.
7 he mortgage to embrace the penal clause of five
per cent attorneys fees in OF suit to
payment of the notes any portion thereof. The
buidir rs to be kept insured to the satisfaction OF
the tutor at the Expense of the purchaser until nal
payment, and the policy or policies OF insurance
10 be transferred to the said tutor.
The taxes Of 1870 to be assumed and paid by the
purchaser.
Act of sale before Andrew Hero, at the expense
of the purchaser including the United States rsve.
nue. stamp required by law.
ap27 80 myl 8 Is y 20 1881
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
GypeEien DufOnr, Agent, etc, Vs.. L. W
Walker.


EOuRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ian of dreams, No:23 s56-By OF d writ of
sezare and sale directed by the nor abe the
the above entitled cause, Will proceed &c sell at
public auction. at tho Merchants aId Auctioueers'
Exchange, Royai street, between Uansl and Gus,
tomb streets in the econd District OF his CITY,
SArU hDAY June II, Il 70. at twelve O'Clock M,
the following described properly. to Wit
A CEHrAIN eQUAhb UF GROUND, to.
gethor with the buildings and Improvements
tn. rem and al the appurtsnanoes theseunfo
.' Louisiana sugar Refinery" abd beigg situated
in the parish II Orleans. On the left bank OF the
seventy three feet front on the public road, ono
hundred and seventy-ore feet, fur INCHES and i've
lines IL width 10 the rear, four hundred and seven,
tyoue feet and five inches in depth OF ole sce and
five hundred ard seventeen fee, FIVE inches IN depIh
on the otter side, adjoining the property formerly
bslonSicg to T. j. FoIstal.
Together with tn machinery and fixtures attach
ed thereto with the exception Of certain machinery
and fixtures belonging the dis,liiery newly estab
appear By reference to of sale OF SAID properly
by James Welsh to defendsnt. passed before P.
Cha les CuveIier notary pablo in tbs city on the
seventh day of March l5e3
some of ne machinery belonging properly to the
authorities part OF the Dl,tillsry such viii De
offered for sale subj set to tee claim OF the pur
chaser. from whonsosver has bpusht the SAID DIS
tillery, or the United Suites authorities
Seized IN the BbGve SUIT,
Terns--The pu rchsssr shall assume the payment
OF three unmatursd promissory notes, secured by
concurrent mortgage on the property afore de-
scribed. to wit: Fhree several prnmi=soy notes,
inesT.ea issea Fahraary g isaa: tn two fist Tor
the sum of hvs thousand doilsrs tSoGtO each ana
parable, rsspectiveiy on the ee2ts9n,n OF august
another third note for OF five Thousand i've
hundred and fifty collars t:55A), pa; able on the
bearing interest at GIT per cert per annum from
their respective dates until pad 4 nd the ba arce
OF the price OF adindStt'Sg sssh on tn ssos
my10 p ill Sheriff Of ne Pails OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
By Charles E. Fortier.
RESIDENCE ON BIENvILLE, BETWEEN DOR
GrNoLs AND BROAD STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. JANE GRANT. DE
ceased Wife of Henry Grant.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1851.

nY CHARLES K. PORTER, AUO-
ID tionesr-Ufics Ne. 81 Exchange alley.-SATUR-
DAY, June 4, 1870 at twelve o'clock NJ. at
the St Charles uction Exchange roturda St.
CHARLES Hotel, on st. Charles street, between Com
auction by virtue OF an order from the Honorable
Louis Duvignesud, Judge Of the Second District
Court for the parish of orleans. dated the twenty
seventh April. ls10, the following described prop
erty. viz
the Second District Of this city, in the square
bounced BY Bienv lie. Dorgsrois, Cus,omho uss and
Broad streets, designated BY he No. OF ssSd
on Benville street. the me wild on hs rear line.
by $50 feet depth together with all the buildings
and improvements the reon. -
Terms-Ons.third cash and the balance at credit
Of and two yeavs for notes secured by mortgage
and bearing eieht per cent interest from date TO
payment. 80 building 70 b kept insured and the
poicy transferred.
,Aetoi sale bs1s.s = 3 Aeean. nossIy pun,ss, .;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

RY G. e. GLE ARnEY q CO.. A Az.
d tioueers-Nicnolas j. Hoey. Auctloneer-Ofhce
NO II Exchange Pisce.-SATURDAY. June II,
1870 at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange on Eoya street. between
Canal and Customhouse streets by virtue OF an
order Of the Honorable the Second District Court
Tor the parish Of Orleans, dated August ls 1858 will
cession of Andrew J. Zollezs, the following de-
s0sioeo RlGRO0tNs OF GROUND in the Fourth Dis
trict of this city in the square bounded by Annun
cation Laurel, Second and bird streets. deslgna
ted as lot No. 10, and measuring o5 feet inches
front on Annuncation street, by 123 feet inches II
depth and front Third street, between parallel
lines The improvements comprise double one
story frame house. kit chen, etc. The itiR alton
wb1ch affected title of this property having been
COMPROMISED the title is now perfect.
Ierms-On e-haf cash, balance at twelve months
credi in notes secured By special mortgage and
vendors privilege, and bearing interest OF eght per
cent per aunum from date of sale until huai pay
mept with clause OF five per CT Mt attorneys fees IN
event of suit. Improve nents 70 be kept fully IN
sursd and policy rrans ferred TO holder of notes;
purchaser to assume payment of ali taxes for the
year 1863 and up to tbs day of sale over and abovs
the bid. ,
Acts Of sale and United States stamps ut the ex-
pense of the purchaser before 4. Doriocourt, no
tary public. myI0N 2o]el IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
LANDS IN ST. MARY PARISH.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OFE. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
IN THE MATTER OF H. j. SANDERS. BANK
rupt-No. 265.
LANDS IN ST. MARY PARISH.
District Court of the United States Of America fol
the District of Loui siana

RY. G. z. GuKAaDEy e. co, AUG
ID toneers Office No. IL txchan ge Place. RI
DaV May II Ito, at twelve o'cl5ck vi AT the Ae,
Giants and Auctiopeers' xcbanae, on Roy be
tween Canal and Customhouse streets. n this CITY
Of New orleans. bs virtue OF order of the ton
orable l.. H. Duel. Judge Of tie District Court 81
the United States OF America Tor the District OF
Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy, dated twenty
,nird February, 1859, will be solo at public aooEIon
IN ths above entitled matter
IHE UNDIVIDED SIATd Of tract Of land,
containing about ee h hundred acres more Or less.
Wit the bu ID ngs aud improvements thereon stu
ated on Bayou B9uf, parish Of st Mary, Louisiana,
known as ''ipgiewood plant atom"
The und vided half OF a tract OF land containing
sixty SIX acres more or less. situated on Bayou
Boeuf par sh OF st, Mary. Louisiana, being the
same purchs sed by Sander j. Daniels, of the sue
cessiou OF ~ Collins in Ap,i H. lSG0
. Tee decree of the court orderir the sale OF the
above described property. directs mat he same be
free from all incun brancer, and the sssignee act
ing ~ the officer OF the court. viii oonvey only such
title in HIM vested b. the assignment N bank
ruptcy and by the aforesaid order Of tho coort.
The taxes not having r baby beeu PAID nd the
ASS gnee not knowing how much there may Re due
therefor, shs purchaser TO assume he pa. ment OF
ali the taxes that the property may owe ny to the
day Of sas and above tee price OF adjudication
ierms-Cssh on the spot .. the moment Of adju
dicat0n.
Act Of sale, together with The Unised States In:
-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

RV G. +; GIDAKDEV d co. AUCTION
ID eers-Ofice No IL Exchange place.--FRlDAY,
May 49, le70, at twelve O'clock NJ, will be sold sL pub
auction, to the highest bidder. at the Merchants
and Auctiopeers Exchange. on Royal, ietween
Canal and Oustombouse streets, by aad in pur-
If order from the Hon. 6. II. Durell,
Judge Of the United Yates District court for The
District OF Louisiana sitting in bankruptcy, IN the
matter of j M Rogers bankrupt, and rendered in
he above entitled matter on Jke twenty fourth May
la69 the following described properly, surrendered
by he said ban krup, to wit
A CEsTAtE LOf or GROUND, situated
l the village OF Pattersonville, parish OF st. Mary
bounded perth by lot of A. b. Wadsvorth. east by
the Atchafsiaya river, south by the lot Of Mrs
Auguste beutrope, and west by the publ road Lead
ing Berwick Say, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, consisting OF store
house. warehouse. dwelling. stable, kitchen, etc.,
being the same property purchased from h. q. So
journer by usriot 4 Rogers in 1861 or 1859. The
decree OF the court ordering the sale of t. above
fescribed properly drects mat the came be freed
from all incumbra and the assignee acting as
the officer the court will convey only sucn title
is in MIN vested by the assignm Mt in bankruptcy
and b. the AZORES order Of the c0d.t. The taxes
not having been paid and tbe assignee not knowing
how much there may be due therefor, the purchase
to sssune>th payment Of al the taxes that the
properly may owe upto the day OF sale, over and
atove the Or ce of aciudicstion.
Terms-Cash Oh thsApot At the moment Of adm.
eication.
Act Of sale tcgethsr with the United States inter.
nal 70 nnn nfampn attached q The oIpoQse Of thu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
TtjUMiS l.. MAXWELL,
myl( p iell Sheriff III the pari,h Of Orleans.
Mrs II. l.. AlmannstOr. Wife separate
from bed and board 10 eph Xavier DELTA
n.

Mrs II. l.. Almnnnstor: wife separate
from bed and board o., 10 eph Xavier Ceitau
Buren, de Pom alba. vs.. VILLAIN A. S. Rono-hu.
EOUETH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR:
Il ish of Orleans, No % see by virtue OF writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the Honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish ef Orleans,
in the above entitled cause. l viii proceed 10
cell at public auction; a. ire Merchants and Auc
and Customhouse Streets in the Second District OF
this city, on SATURDAY. June II, 1870. al twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property, TO
FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND situated in
the of TINS city, First Dis ct. IN square num-
Der one hundred and two, bonp dea by Palmyra,
Jackson, kaicedo and Gsyoso st1ee &, and numbered
drawn by ivisr and Martin, iats surveyors in this
city dated the ninth OF March 1867 AID oeposi ed IN
ire Office of Amedee DnDase' nots,y public in this
city, as plan number twenty CT the book Of plans
number seven. The said lots OF ground having the
following dimension, to-wit:
Lot am Der one thirty oae Zee, five inches from.
Palmyra street thirty eight feet one inch front
on Gayoso street, and eghty-two fee eight inches
and one line on the Ii g Which, div:Ges IL from lot
number three. Lot number three, thirty one feet
i've inches front on Palmyra street By ons hundred
and forty two feet SIX inches and .ix lines on the
line OF lot number four. Lot number four thirty
hundred and forty two feet six inches and SIX lines
in depth each side. Lots numbers h"e, SIX
eSht az nn ssn in ne bupdre and
eight feet in depth. Lot NJ mber nine forming tns
corner Of Salcedo street. L2t nTmber ten thirty
four feet six inches aud six lines front Saice1O
street, by one hundred and foriy-one feet eight
inches and three lines on each side Lot number
lines front salcedo street,, two hundrsd
feet four inches and lines in depth
the side OF lot number ten, md one hun red ana
seventytwo feet eleven inch, aud four iEes % tee
other side Lot number Is Give, thirty four feet SIX
inches front Salctoo street, by one hundred
and forty f ye feet six inches md one line in depth
on the side of lots tn Itaep and fourteen. Lot m
Der thirteen. thirty one feet five inches front on
Jackson street by ons hundred ard eight eet IN
depth and front on Salcsdo street; and lot number
fourteen, one hundiei and :hirIyseSen fee5 eleven
inches and five lines in depth on diago al lines
running from jackson street to he rear OF OF mum
Der three and hundred and fourteen fest eleven
inches the Ire; tcg-tt er with all the right
and privileges thereto attached. Being the same
property acquired by the defendant eerei, fro y
the plaintiff. as per sct passed before Amedee Du
cate. notary public IN this city. on the eighth OF
April, 1867.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS l. MAXWELL,
myl0 p iel1 Sheriff o. the Parish 0f Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
OF MRS. s. j. DOUGHERTH.
WIFE OF THEODORE RALPH-NO. ssI7a
VALUABLE IMPROVED FIRST DISTRyUv
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

EY h. u. MONTGOMERY. AUCTION
U eer-WiIl be sold SATURDAY, May Ns
1870 at twelve O'Clock, at st Charles Auction kx-
chsnge, basement st. Charles Hotel by virtue OF q
Judgment OF the Hon. Louis Duvieneaud. Judse
OF the Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans. rendered April l. 1870 and signed April G
1870, No. 80 l20 of the docket If said court
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with tho
buildings and improvements thereon. situated i1
By Claiborne. Cypress, Derbis ny and Lafayette
streets said lot forms the corner OF Lafaytte a1d
Claiborne street, and measuring 81 feet inches and
7lipes front on Claiborne street 100 feet incheS
and lines in depth and front Lafayette street,
100 feet on the other lins and % feet inches and
lines in width 10 the rear, all American measure
Plan exhibited at place of sale.
Terms-One half cash. balance at one years credits
in netes of purchaser, bearing eight per cent inter-
est, with special mortgage and vendor privilege,
the property TO be kept insured and policy trans
ferred to ven5or.
Act of SALE including the internal revenue
stamps at the expense of The purchaser, before
= notary public apis "A myI 8 Is 20 Il