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THE LAST CHANCE
SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 90.
THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE DRAWING
will take place at Hamilton Ohio The drawing will be
under the management and control some of the leading
bankers and buanes, mon OF Ohio The tickets win be sold
up 70 - M February 49, r. Dsvns No. Wall street.
and at the COMMISSIONER oce, lar Broadway up to
r. NJ, unless they are all previously disposed Of.
The First Capita Prize consisting Of the masaacent
Proba.e Judge and Auditor Of Butter conay st SioSoo
Cash pr'xe ~ $seWc. seooS so
bCash Prizes at " 700 t009
50 Cash Prizes 500
70 Prizes. ......"."......".."....S .SiSo,ooo
The whole enterprise win be divide into $4,000 Shares
Tickets IS each which Ained from the Opera
House Commissio ners at Hamilton Ohio or a. the Com
missioner's oace
No. lsl7 BROADWAY, New York city; or from
p c. DEvLIN. No. wall street, New York.
and at the following places tbroushOu. the city,
L. Demonicos Broad st. stand.
G. Demonicos, Broadway Metropolitan hotel railroad
aud Chambers st. onhcc
Steers Hotel, 6reenwich st. Metropolitan Hotel, cigar
Porter Bros, lo5 Church st. STAND. .
St. Nicholas Hotel SpinsIer Horse, Gus Mestay-
General Railroad Office, No. Y
Astor House A. Bretano, Union square.
Meao Co.'S 6l6 Broadway Tayior's Hotcl, Jersey city
DENNIS, ST. Nicholas Hotel Houkins 40 Montgomery st
Grand Central Hotel, book Jcrsey City.
stand. Asor House, news stand.
I'D. Giimore's broadway. Tarlio, s5s s37 Broadway.
OFFyOR OF TIE FIRST EATIoNAI. RAsEl
HAMILTON, Ohio, Jan. ~, le7l.
The Commissioners charge OF the Opera House rraw
ing gentlemen known this community for faan
cis responsibility and good moral character We have full
faith that they win manage the drawing fairly and thst all
prizes III bo honestly and mrartiay distributed Yours
| truly, JOHN b. CORNELL, Cashier.
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer "This drawing promises TO
the most popular Kind ever 70 hs public
OF the people the enterprise We certain that
those who purchase tickets viii be fairly dealt with"
All communications should he addressed ~ the Commis
| sioners' Office, l,2l7 Broadway. New York.
The particulars of the drawing will be published In all the
leading OF New York the after the drawing
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BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS.
STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABIES
~ Manufactured and for sale only by the patcntees
PHELAN cOLLENDER, 73S Broadway New Yorx
TlE AMERICAN STANDARD TABLE WITH W. n
untths Combination Cushions can onv bs honsk, ~
W. H. GRlttIrHS factory, ~ vessv stress s-' ="
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hTAfiOSAI LINZ.
lNNSrEAM TO LlyERPooL AND QUEENSTOWN,
From pier 4, North river.
LyERt00l AND QUEENSTOWN.
ENGLAND, Webster Saturday, Feb. 2h AT A. NJ
HELNETIA, Griga. Saturday. March ]. N.
DENMARK, Saturday March II, at NJ.
Pasaae 10 Liverpool o. Cabia. Ss3 and 5e5
s.ecrage. $2s, currency
Prepaid tickets from Liverpool Queenstown Lon
donderrv aud GtIsgow, ySl currency
For further particulars apply at the compnnys oce, NO
r. w. J. HURST. Manager.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS AND THOSE INTERESTED
IN STEAM TOWING ON THE CANALS.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

the notice Of those interested for towing the canals
OF the following qualifications and capacity This tug
guaranteed tow eight loaded canal boats four miles per
hour the Erie Canal and fifteen loaded boats four miles
per hour in open water, and make less swel aud
commotion In the water than any tug of equsl towing
and pTonounced BY the heads q tho Canal Dearmcn!
nd Gne Judges thc pest canal ug yet built ana
composition OF the railroads. by this system OK towing
to New York for &c bushe at large profit Fer towing
I'm crna he crcssa nrau f sr ae '
For the purchase Of canal rights further norma
street, BROOKLYN, 4. II.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NorICE.-THE MAILS FOX EUROPE
i during the week ending Saturday February - 1871
will close ut this once Wednesday, M on Thurs
day, at 6i A. NJ, and on Saturday. at ~
r. II. JONES, Postmaster.
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EUROPEAN sTEAMSurps.


TNMAN LINE7-FoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Royal Mali Steamers are appointed 70 sail as folows:
CITY 0E BR0okLYN. Saturday Feb. s5 10 A. N.
CITY Of 81 hTiaoR via Haiss T%ssdy %saSS MafSa fM N
GITY cITy 81 OF eEnnM ss"gSny March
and eses .yscsedns saturday and alternate TUESDAY from
r.-.,,. =. :, Rates Of Passage.
v. sasasl' IN gold ss.ss rss.e: IN currency
III |. iS.s:S i
den Norway and Denmark, At reduced ra.ss
For further information apply poiN Il nc q GoGp%IaRy pHIy oS'
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN, AND LIVERPOOL. oAK.
= '."f '1' sailing evsry "Wednesday.
WISCONSIN, Williams. ........... March a ls'I T.
From Pier .s Nor.a river,
Cabin p@irsss rsses s eEs s'ssrss sso currency
and e ss on
GERMANY at lowest rates. APPLY 70 ,, ..n,
THE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
4 sail every Saturday and alternate Wednesday
Passengers booked forwarded 10 and from all railway
s%s
bly, and eheapiy apt as by any other route Or line
AusTeAIi4 Sat- fss 81 AssYkH. WEI sFs1Aass Mssch
Sat- March Wed March
EURnrA Eu, Sat- March i DORIAN. Ned. March g
ans sa aa1ss ~
from pier se North river, New York, at noon.
Rates Ssnon o. passaSs payable o. n currency,
First cabins 60 and s75 according TO location.
best Recommendations, siso o' '"s''' "0'''' ''''s
intermediate a33 steersse, 1928.
Certificates rates. bought here by those
Wishing 70 seno for their friends.
Drafts is,ued PAYABLE on presentation.
pps sHSDERsoS II 'BkoTM&ss. No. ! Bowras croon.
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sFORTING--DOGs, BIRDS, &c.
EyOR SALE-A SHARE IN The CUTTYIUkk FISH
IL Ing Club at a reduced price,
TOR SALE CHEAP-A SPLENDID SIBERIAN BLOOD
hound Dog; most valuable watch for store or fac
orv perfectly gentle weight about l5a pounds Address
H., box 2V0 Her aid Onics
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DIRECTORY FOB ADVERTISERS.

DIRECTORY FOR ADvEnTI8ERS.
AMUsEMENTs-s PAoE-Fourth. afsh and sixth
AsTKOLOGY- SECOND PAeE-F,nh column.
asD EoDss w1ThSsnsosD Soa%s
R0AEpKRs wANrED-sxoosp PAGE First column,
REAn FOR
ssSHT SECOND rAor-rhd COL
T SSI E%4a S
clEkRs .sis1d AND
Sg5RSsa xsB sa PACE.
SS4 P1ssS Ssss and .,
sssas
=" FURNisHEb~ b~TwEIrTa fAeE Fourth and nth
EuESS&4s ssrEAMsnIrsz;yrssr pAor-rluh column
9s TO LET
ygssSH
HELP WANTED PAax-sirth col
HELP FWANrED-FEMALEs-E PAar-Foursh
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c-FIRsr rAoR-second and
HOUSES, ROOMS, AC, WANTED TWELFTH PAGE
Sas5EAs nsas ~, ,r,
lscrSsa SfSGpa ssasossHoosn fosoS column
LEGAL IsoTISEs FIRST rAsssisth column
kosf SNb
A40niSEkY, ,1TMElrEM PAaE- Sixth column
soS column"
r.s,
fssssSs15ssssSss F.sssl's ;s!s%.
rosi oSscE NoTcEF1ssr rAsr Sa1a%a Column.
s9F2s OFF or Ee Y soR SALE OR TO
- s;ssPs ssehs
REAL EsTHre SAsrED-rwr1rru pAa1-rAra COL
ssHs sas.so.s a. ,s,a
SITUATIONS WANTED PAGE
sTf
srEcI SHH asa and
sPoR,isG-poos, BIRDS. 4o.-Frrsr pAex-secona
srALLioNs. F1ssr PAax-second column
LII Fos fukfos SS'T
kooxg AND APARTMENTS TO LET
xAx!sb a fnssIzss ss i sss.Dss column
.-.----.. PERSONAL:
"A. tel IT. Who does sell III
BRUNETTE DRESS; FOOT TO FOOT, UP
rdS ss rsnc m aos To1 9esy evening Address
g,s n. At THE HERALD
NDGwAY HOUSES
e. ROUGH oyERCoAT.ALL A MISTAKE rqEsDAy.
GRILLE TUESDAY NIGHr-THE YOUNG LADY IN
herald See ''As
not there win cal at eleven on Mondays without
HATTIE AcREEAB5E PLEASE EASE. GALL TO-DAY.
-TF AsNE MARIA MoNTAYNE, OTHERWISE KNOWN
& rd I wso .sod hse
TTLLoTSON, so5 Bioadway she Will hear OF something to
r KNEE "A SKUNK Is A HARMLESS BIRD.
MAGGIE 1.-THE REASON DID NOT TELEGRAPH
ssr
r. O. ANDERSON.
yrALLAcK's-whDNEsDAYE EVENING, FRONT SEAT.
right s,de white hat eimnc boa bright eyss tried to
.W,LL Mr.. JOSEPH sgAGRAyr, or BROOKLYN,
w please cali the New York Brooklyn Post onice Tor
aie..ers
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A -PHALoSs NEW PERFUME.
LOVE You
/ LOVE YOU.
LOVE YOU.
Sold by druggists aud at 5l7 Broadway.
-A-pERsoNs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
@ se nae y am S mot
surrender value OF ther policies by applying At Insurance
A WHOLE FUNERAL FOR sas CONSISTS OF COZ
4 MocoRaicK's, Sa BOwery. near Second street, New
! STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, &C; FUR.
is Ss
A''ps''' A. f. 4. BURNHAM.
A -A-orEIG,A5s I1GYds5 pEAWINes; : " y sorrre,,s
S. S. y, q, g. s5 s.; 3 Y 80 j. : ,s,S g.
q S'ess$ s. ! =: j. G ~ 7; Il a..
1sxsTucMsI!sLAs: < e y 10 ls-sSarSAry %, ISL.
Ckura Broker. sas BROADWAY. isS Futon street and
No. Park row. Box 1859 Post oaics
-A~wnx1saESs W IL saRSss n e. Co. .s.assT" s.a.asl.
q = 1; 4 4 sssss1ss & { is
s.. 30, H. %, 70, 81, ~, - lss a IS Is.
94o Greenwich street. New York.
T. ty.sfh street Rev i. Q: Ever B. D. Ree.or.Ih.
iFriday) evening, for the purpose of renting pews
rovERNMENr PENSIONS, CLAIMS. AND ANY BUsI
g.
UENTuCKY STATE LOTTERY.
n % rssai s. IS oAss A. l. T. " 81 fF' s T. IT, e.
Is, g. - ~ s6ssfn q ss y bATss II s. Agent, & 81
1874 Broadway New York, up stairs; room No 4
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STALL.I0NS.

LHOR SALE--THE FAMOUS STALIIONS GEORGE
wilkes and Honest Alien George Wilkes Is by Rysdyks
Hambetcusp, half brother to Dexter and his
prove him fastest stallion alive, having record of 222
Honest Il BY EThA he1, nnd acknowledged the best
pole the world troted 2l7 Prospect
beating the renowned Goldsmith Mad. Address NJ SIM
MONS, box 1877 Hoffman House.
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EE Wards.

G.1Qn REWARD LOST, ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
DlUV ~ Inst, favrc Andre God Watch. No. l,Ns
double owners engraved inside and chain at
tschcd On safe return at the above reward VII bo
paid queslloos asked Address NJ D., box 6ss New
York Post Office
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RoYS' BOARDING school. AT WILTON, CONN.,
- Home comfors healthy location easy of access tsrns
reasonable Address AUGUSTUS wHiILOcK
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nFFICE OF UNITED STATES ASSISTANT TREASURER.
~ NEW YORK. Feb. 23 ISL.
direction OF the Secretary of the Treasury the Interest
the public deot due March ISL will be paid at this Office
on and alter Friday. February -, ISi without rebate
THOMAS HILLHOCsE, Assistant Treasurer l. s.
THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK, chartered by the State; paid up capital
million dollars deposits over ivc millions This Company
has and very spacious banking at
Nos 2 and 63 Broadway OF Warren street While
by s charter cannot discount business paper Its large
means enables at all times accommodate It's customers
with money any reasonable extent upon first class securi
ties II has fitted up separate and commodos rooms for
the OF ladies gentlemen, and invites all
parties who desire ntees, upon money subject check at
sight and thoroughly safe convenient depository to call
and examine the advantages offers.
DARIUS R. MANGAM, President
B. L. SOLOMON, BENZ. r. BANCROFT,
First Vice President. Second Vice President,
JAMES MERRILL. Secretary
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SyTAMMERING POSITIVELY CuRED BY DRS MANN
~ COLyIN room 1i6 Astor House, New York. No money
received until permanent is effected. 'edies nd
rladren treated nj their residences
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FRENCH PROFESSOR ~DESIREs AN ENGAGE
"A, ment IN families or classes a school: he also can
r.. 20 East Tenth street.
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The particulars of the drawing viii be published in nil ii
leading OF New York the morning after the DRAWN
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

OFFICIAL DRAWINGS FEBRUARY II,
~ Royal Havana Lottery Of Cubs.
No. ?.6o8 100000; No. a,016 &3000 No. 1894 45O0O
BAILEY CO., Brokers,
old established Office. ia broadway
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LOAN OVFICEa.

T II BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP
IA sairsffighest casn dvanccs on Diamonds Watches
Jewelry Pianos, DC; or bought Pawnbrokers' Tickets
bought at n Beeeker street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-24

THE PERSON WHO FOUND A POCKETBOOK, CON.
tanning cards and piperson sunday nghibetween Forty
third Fort yforh Streets Sixth avenue will receive
suitable by returning TO Cushmans saloon on ths
same block.
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INSTRUCTION.

AT TowNsEHDs BUSINESS COLLEGE lss goWERy.
prlsaie instruction day and evening bookkeeping
stcucean fenmanshp, arithmetic, French German Span.
Ism shortnand mathematics and English; ladies' depart
ment felegraPhy by an experienced operator.
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T "a GREAT JONES STREET MONEY To LOAN ON
"A Diamonds Watches, Jeweiry Silks, yelve,s. Pianos,
&C. n. BPawnbrsSers Tickets bought at 81 Great Jones'
street.
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Lost AND EOuN D.

I IN a BROADWAY AND SECOND STREET
cortlandt street and Broadway Pockeb0ok,
containing ndums and Baltimore check &C., or no
TO any but owner as payment has been stopped lib
oral reward wi be paid returning to DANIEL MuGOW.
AN, 81 Grand street, Greene, the store.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-03-11

a WalToTth country (Wis.)
man, worth over $40, 900, has gold
hidden in his house, and cloth, for
which he has exchanged his wool.
piled up in his garnet yet he buys
MS kerosene Ivy five cents worth,
and burns it in an old perfnmery
bottle, by inserting stalk with a
wick. lie sits in the house and
reads, compelling his wife TO melt
snow and wafer the cattle. He
once sat and conversed with "a
nelghbor, sending his wife, inst
OF a sick bed, mp stars on lad
der, to bring down a bushel of
seed corn.
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si.cgcssiJn .Nosjcr.

SucceSsi"n If In thr Parish
Mary Ann Crown ryar Court az Rn-.
Iircrusrd. sier puri.hI.,
y ";ice i hereby given that William
~ K O'N-al. administrator If tle
succession of Mary Ann Crownnver.
deceased. ha> this day ii ed in the If
nee of said Parish Court his statement
ut dr!'t~ and final account as admins
traitor aforesaid
Now, therefore, this is to ndmoniSh all
rtr>''ns concerned. tl.at if opposition
- n"t made within the time prescribed
~ iI~ the same will be hnmnlnr,trd
and mad the judgn, nj Of the Court.
Nf1nr,-, til" Hon. L w. Baker
Parish Judge # ii.'>>irr Parish. La
i.i> tis+. g h day ~ F. i,ruary. 1871
\ F COX, Dernty Irrk
h4S~' District Court.
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An Old fellow who took part in
tne late rebellion was one day
blowing in the village tavern. to a
crowd of admiring listeners. and
ooasting of his many bloody ex
Plots, when he was interrupted
oy the question: al say, old Joe.
now many rebles did You kill dur
Tag the warp GLOW MANY rebels
ana l Kill. sir; how many did | kill?
wen, L don know Just 'zackly
now many; but / know this mich:
! Killed as many of them as they
did O me.o
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-03-11

The Paris (Mu.) Mercury says it
has four million subscribers at one
post Office in Monroe q unity. This
extraordinary statement is ex-
piained when it is known that the
Mercury has four Subscribers NAM
ed Million at one Office in that
county.
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The Hartford Posi- tells the fol.

The Hartford Posi- tells the fol.
lowing story: An individual from
the ''rural districts entered one
of our machine shops a few days
ago, remarking that, as he had a
little leisure, he dropped round
f.ist TO see how you done things
Then he added, DO you make
them ere steam critters they call
mines, in hprel' Yes REPLIED
one of the workmen. s.Lat's see
yer make one" responded the
stranger, land he darnpd quick
about it, as | amt got but IA few
minutes left" The workman.
with a mischicvous twinkle.
gravely assured him that the ap
prentice boy, who made all the
steam engines, had .'stent' tn
make one gross per day; 'but," hr
added with heightened visa 90.
shes finished his strnt and been
gone more than two hours,
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Stray Sale.

T. stra, ed hefore the undersigned, author,
~ ~, on the llih gay Of January, 1871. by
T. iiortvh. and viii b. sold to the higheet
bidder, Tor cash, ut Bellevue, La. on S.,tur
dag, April End, 1871 "a certain BAY MARE
agrci about II wars branded on left shout
der with letters A. H., ani white spot or
forehead Appraised at So.
Also on the same day, one FAY MARE
FILLY. about 1 years old. with some fey,
curls on neck sad weathers, fresh saddle
marks. Appraised al So nj
The owneris requested to come forward,
prove property. pay charges, &c.
J. II LOTION, Stray Master
Jan. 81, 1870
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JAMES Form,
{. ! I: lin s5s M: J. }con"i''es:

The first railroad il Honduras
l. now under construction. The
first section has been h.veIed and
the larger bridges finished. Elrv.
en- miles OF rails had been laid
down up to January }, and two
locomotives We're at work carrying
materials.
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Sy+'ay Sale.

INstrayed before the undersigned on the
~ I'll day of March, 1871. by Pattern Shcr-
I'm, and will le sold ut Bellevue. La.
forri,sh, to the highest bidder on Saturday,
the l'fh day of june. 1874, a grey MARE.
a"nnt n:ne wears old, with scar on shoulder.
car hi-uid nhdiStinct ApPrais,, at ! o.
/. Tic G'-Der is requested TO come forward
prove property. paw charges. &c.
y II. LOTION, Stray Master.
March II, iS1I
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The editor or the Cleveland
Leader has been The recipient of
marked attention from female
fortune teller Of that place. He
Published something about her
manner of dong business. when
she called at his Office and asked
bim TO rctract, but il not brin.
his day for retracting. he refused.
when she drew = cowhide and
went for him. The reserve fcr,rs
III the Office rushed To the res.t,e
OF the editor, and the woman was
ANONYMOUSLY elected from tie
premises. Nothing bad created
such an excitement in that Office
since the time they received pay
an advance, about three years ago,
for a copy of the paper.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-03-11

A wife, the applicant for a
divorce in San Francisco. remark
ed, on Grass examination. that she
struck her husband with a stick
of wood, and that this act resulted
in a quarrel.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-03-11

The Missouri, Kansas and Tex
as railroad. it is said, will be com
pleted to Fort Gibson ny the LIST
of next May and year from that
time to Red river.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-03-11

A Negro recently died in An
austa, GA, who was 10f years old.
The excessive use OF tobacco was
what cut him eff in his prime.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-03-11

The last applicant for an Indi-
ana divorce asked for it on the
ground that his wife clad an mp
ruarious disposition and cold feet"
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A Hengiish Hidea!---"W if "a
llaitch hand "a ho hand Il har hand
o hess don't spell 'ors,', then my
name liaint' 'Enry 'Iil.7
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a citizen of Georgia writes
mat he "has applied for a Post.
nastership,' and shall " press it
with sigger.s
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sEgelscU.

Nart Q F. FoRT is. my daily authorized
~ A-eEt and Attorney, ard sill Re pr, seist
.'' IN al hnsiiie~S q lnsaotIous iro.a this
cate, January t., is.i
W. II. SCANLAND
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If her ''poen' tells the truth, a
Buffalo woman has buried her
love son the stormy strand of the
deep, dark ocean o: mad despair
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For Sale or ReaS.

Il will sell Tor rent Tor this YEAR, about on.
hundred and sixty five l;G..I ,cr,-s OF land an
Red River, being part of the G,rter or Lay
place. Tcr.Ts of Sal.-umc thiri ca>l:
and balance in on. :,i,d rwo Years A,.,lytn
Mr. H. " Clarke. at i!ellcyue rr tn urs.,s
Eg1n, Williamson q Wise, Attorneys at
Law, Shreveport. La j. j. MARSHALL
Feb IL, ISL nIf.rs
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me session Transcript says:
ne administrator OF the estate
ol one d; o; II citizens. upon arpli-
ca'i"n 10: tie life insurance dut
Inc deceased from a cosnplny in
another State, learned that the
company Only received premiums
and did not pay losses"
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II. IF. KYES &. CO.

have just received Il Iull aS<.srt,ncrt OF
Garden Seed SuR "a oAEs. Potatoes.
Wall Paper and White Lead. YIN, =
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A bad place to get out at
The elbows.
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Inc ARKANSAS execution OF tn @
Iron Mountain Railroad is pro,
crossing raiii'Ily. Early in March
- miles wi,i be opened below Pi-
lot haob, and 40 miles more in
progress.
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II Card.

4 have this day withdrawn from. the firm of
+ + CuNSELL & Co. They assn ming M
the liabilities ID b pLATT7 40
n5J3t' Fillmore. La, Feb 9th 1871.
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iGETTs FOR SEWING MAcH1rEs
We VII sell Wilcox & Gibbs Machine.
ne..hird cash the balance in monthly nav.
%nt~ All Machines warranted' pay
80. w. a'So sell the Wheeler & Wilson, Home
shreveport. ns,,
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Education.

Vic founders and patrons the ROCKY
L MOUNT MALE AND FEu.IE,
ACADEMY Bossier parish. La, aIinnrrrr
tnat their new ard cu,n,nn,i;o,,s hn;I,i;,,,.
VIII he "onrplcted early in Juuuury ai,:
IN mat they have secured the srrvices If ca,,,
W. L. VI HESTER, A NJ as PriuciuuI u T.,
i graduate of Washington College. Ia
ana afterwards spent two Years at Inc I'M,
NefSity oi Virginia, preparing himself for tLe
profession ca feachrr and who Las had
i"hf or hlr 'e;irs experience i'll this business
ne irrls lui.N competent to prepare, puuils
'"r entering any College in the ll.L
F" e IA e also -, ITrd the servicps of Mrs
hES ER, asa t!i"rou IA music teacher
ana !" class viii be- or giiiz.ti as soon al =
>uiIeici't hIiInber attend Several f,,niji.s
aoassai,ht !" the Academy, have agreed TO
entertain 0nir'icrs at reasonable rates.
tcrEs Per session or Five Months
TUITION: Primary branches. SIS. In.
InrlLcdiifr, %; Classics, So, PAYABLE at
ct1se OF the session
loAED: 81 to$.j, h Ilfin advance, bal
"'re ut cinS' Session viii oIcu !JtL ,j,I;r.
.IfN nF,,x1,p.
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list Of Jurors drawn Oh the
3oth day of January, 1871. to
serve at the March District loa,t
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CIR GER Es.

VIII always be complete and furnished Al
Tue lowest ca IA pr!ees-.st such figures that
Eoone can complain. n29
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OUR sPECIILTIEs ARE
Mechanics Tools, Blaoksmiths'
Tools and Builders Hardware.

WNEEIOrsEs-
\" Villain Street, Shreveport. La,
M 81 Warren Street. New York.
FACroEIEs-
Williamsburg, Long Island MS
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GfeefssCcod Seminary.
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Mrs, n. L. Linlslay. Principal.

cS>i"ns commence, respectively, on H.
~ first AUIhay OF Sertenlber a,,1 ~,
AIRY, AID continue twenty weeks each.
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Cole Agents and Compounders of the celc-
~ hraicd t.IH.-. .slIsI.s.H~. ia
vUTably known in Europe, and aeknuwletl.,-
ed by all who have gIsea il "a TRIAL TO be
superior TO any other DitlSrs know.
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