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AIKEN PREMIUM Lin 6R sa1rs

500 900 to be Distributed TO S7nreho,,
E1lyE DOLLARS viii purchase :, ,sh.-s -,
H. Guiding work Of art worth i've doIf,na
Inc Derby Farm Property to be dietribntsi
GmbraSes o. pr @ the largest Vineyard ana OrchSYa
UNEQg6TED {y6T;5$9. :, CLIMATE! pEAcEAB1Haa L..
Tho sslubrious and health, si1inH aiian sta oS
Of Tn 81 soath iysn is 'he name OF rhe saratoga
.o1ss.1a $1,000 IN Premiums presented to Share, !.
.i0o;eoo IN Real .Es.a.e and .arsensaen ;.
.os o. na nsai Estate Prizes, yofth ifom $500 10 n
522Greenbsck ,Prizss, from IS to 81. COO.
Only 19. GOO shares Viii be iasued. =
ONE SHARE IN NEvERY THIRTY-o vrriT.
-, -, DRAW A PRINE, ''-
:, ibis Real Estate Property, conveyed 'by
cUSe1 OF Trust to the Committee who are to
repopouet epp the Drawing. is to be transferred. by
them to the fortunate Shareholders as eoon
40 Sne remaintng shares are cold, = ~
A., me Drawing will take place according TO
tne published programme. -
- THE DAY OF THE DRAWING -.l4..
c;sta, MM Ie p announced by telegram to the Aaso.
A small eum invested now may secure . for !,
Every Shareholder may res. assured .,
equal 1nsttoe, and that this scheme. unliEas
IS "FAfR. SQUARE ANptHoNrsr.
Money received sitter the Hooks nre cioaes.
WI be pl omptly returned. For ,fpll parficn.
lafs, ae embraced II revised par1phiet. AN
dreas i;7.J @: DERBY, General Manaeer..
- 49, Fey Boz No; as4, Augusta. d.. y
,sao, a Mh: s: McU: IHARlN, tho agent ofthus
the office Of Mr. .. Gambrill, Main street. 'S
mby 10 ''' fr.i ~ s.'- ID
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~ Vas weighed shortly after miy recoy6rS T"
addedfhe Doctor rtheri luokjhu Nhf, a N 40 a.,
skeietonpny weight was only. nipet ty-seyan
po1nas;i my present weight is two hundrel
o. .%a'hty y, l2!5l pounds and for years
DR.. SehHnck he's disconfinuad .h,a nroso.
sionsi visits to New York and Boston. He or
ms son DE-. j. HiSehenok, Jr., stfil continue
% % ase patients as thsir oissc5;ssilo. . Nor.h
Siaen S.a street, Philadelphia. every Saturday
rom "a. ii. TO 8 P. n. Those who wish
.diH1ftSngh ..i1 examination with the Rospirometer
cia5es the exact condition Of the iunes. ana
durable or not. '-0-i. 80 - I ~ 49, "io
The directions for taking the medicines are
aHdapted to the intelligence even of a chilli,
ssotp" these directions, and kind nature viii
Mandrake Pills are to be taken in increasad
ooaes; the three medicines noed no Other. ar.
compartments than tho ample instrunfione
ut Inat accompany them: First create appefita.
" returning health hunger is the most wei.
come symptom. When Il comes, ns it will
ob, obbms, ies the despaiiing at once be Of good
ia Iineer. GOOD blood at once follows, the couph
loosens. the night sweat is abatod. IN a
snort time both OF those morbid symbfn II fnfns
ara gbne forever ,"sS.i 'NH,1 - - 'Pvoius 10
Dr. schenok'e medicines are oonstantly kent
~ tens OF thousands OF families. As a. IaIas
- ~ CE Pu!gattye. tho Mandrake Pills are q
standafu preparations; wlilo the Pulmohic
syrup} }as ourer OF coughs and colds; NAV be
prophylacterio against con-
sum ption In any Of. its forms.
- Irlce OF the Pulmonic Syrup and Soawneed'
I!Ionie, S1.60 bottle, or 81. 80 a half dozen:
@a1orake "A; Falls, 25 cents box: For sale Inv
all ofuggists and dealers. "-.''D-',
ccIlegs Plsco. New yort, Wholesale n niiSAs, Aee,pt
- 49, ~ - - -. ..s-I a., /, !EfJp /
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WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGs

=
~ GREENBRIER, VEST VIRGINIA.
fHNAESE Springs, famous for their alserati
- Mnters and fashionah bile patronage, viii be
open on the 1ST Of JUNE. They afford no
oo@mm0dationsfor nm 600 persons. - -
III me cars Of the Chesapeake, and Ohio Rail.
road run to the Gprinea:! E1cdraion tickets
at low rates. will be furnished in the pfincinaj
olS9Sa TS..S No5th ~, and South. I az, "A II.
water. and the climate in which tuey are attn.
a.eals tE aiwsys cool and dinvigorating. affoidine
ehSro TIa, re1el hom prostrAting Summer heati
trot. HoasnbeTssr's. excellent Band will b
n Moam attendance to enliTen the Lawns and ball
Masquerade and Fancy Balls during the sea.
son, as heretofore. 80 90
/ An An extensive Livery will be kept at very
CHARGES SO per day. and SIS per month OF
sniT1y snd yy Gays. Children under ten years Of ago
wants according to accomme ue; datio;ns. sn'' ser
Pamphlets in reference to the medicinal
va,ae OF the water, routes to the Springs, etc.
may DO had free OF charge.
May II limo GEO. Z. PEYTON & co.
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- g. aoEUhBIA s. e. JUNE 1871 n ynT

ample prote6tfon friends md foes shall
nnd a. safe shaltetiaffom; all the evils
WHO'D have disturbed our past. or which
s!ii. threaten ,onr present safety, To
snls great Work We are called BY the
memories which this day recalls, by the
lessone' which che present points ont to
es, anA by: aA nnr hopes ef our.. future
national strength and glory" ,.
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A VOID QUAcfks.-A victim Of earJv {n.
"A discretion, causing nervous debility nre-
ma.nIe decay, 90. having triedin vain every n,
adIyeiclsea I repedy, has simple means OF
set!-cuIc' which he will send free to his fellow
sufferers. Address J. 81. TUTTIE, 7s Nassau
ooAoee. ISeW tOrk. 8 .l.tt DSC % Ann n >.
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Early Call for Best Stereoscopic views
A FINE assortment OF viEWB in Germany
IA California, switzerland, Spain, Ireland,
also, In the United States; Statuary, colored
ana plain. Also, Stereosccpes, some low
priced, for sale at BRYAN x McOAHTERS
pooheNoIe. Nav g
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MEDICAL. H~
The BRIDAL 'CHAMRRR

E,ssA;1,s sa;., M FOR YoUNa MEN. on great So
III, Siai evlis and abuses, which interfere
the erring and unfortunate, diseased, and de-.
1illtated Sent In scaled letter enyeIonss
IsSe Ire OF charge; Address HOWARD SANTA,
-. az -. G1,,A.;SSOC!AI1ONsi No: q South Ninth
-. .,+t 1nt.4He!rAAseS -. Hay IL 5tup .
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state Of South Carolina--.Union Co.
COURT OF PROBATE. 81

William Bailey, Plaintiff. vs. Jano Bailey.
James Bailey, Nancy Cudd, William Cndd,
Jonathan Bailey. T. =. Bailey, Nicely Bailey
~ ahu n ellen Palmer, dants.-SUMMoSs.
V0U arc hereby summoned and reanired
to answer tho petition In this action,
wnich !s hied In tho Office Of the Probate
Jndge oa.,g o for the said County, and to serve a
cSSpy tSp sh OF yonr answer to the said petition on
within twenty days after tho service hereof
o4clusive OF the day Of such service; and il
you faii to answer tho complaint within the
LIN sime aforesaid, tho Plaintiff in this action
ed in tho petition G,
Dated May IS, 1871.
JAS. B. STEEDhIAN,
I,a.| - Plaintiffs Attorney
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/. Medicine for Children.

~ Medicine for Children. .-TT
DlARRHEA CORDIAL for bad Bowels and
&e: An elegant medicine to soot6e and cure
Diseases ot. tho Bowels. L. real friend 70
mothers and nurees.: Only as cents q bottle.
Hay tt. Drna s1nso q
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~ o3shua, Cu1d, Nary Cadd and Jus. Bailey:
,or raao nGtee thAt this actioni is commencsd
andior tho County Of Union: and that = ann. ~
mons In this action, OF which the foregoing is
copy, was hled in the Office Of the Judge OF
sala Conrt, at Union, in the County OF Union,
~ said State, on the tonth day Of May, 1871.
!, JAS. D. HTEEDMAN.
ONIoN, MhV 10. 1871. Nav 10 f6 ,
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.,,u,a, q. R....a.:- ~ DIx0N'.s
ESs oELEbBArKp j.,
: STEEL SWEEP,
7HRESA'KG &A CHIMES.
HORSE POWERS,
- F4H MILLS.

BEL TING,
ND al kinds latest st1MPROvEMENTs m
14ho,essjah xh eAdjh!o99LTuKAL 1MPLEMENTS, at
Our interest In, aud association with. m ann.
Inactoffes, ts such that We can make closer
htsures, and give better goods, than any
hq1se ~ thls country can do in this line.
May IS LORICK &LOWRANc.E & !
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Infant's Food

=, -, u 5H!aHt FOOD ,...
HDH~EtAhED ~ to meet the requirements Of
pilates and Al" the health svne ,as Rhosi 8,
the finest wheat. Much of tho snffeftno
ftstnshi. f.sttneha e1a mortality children Is
tshs s1seap.e 10 dehcient nutrition. Mothers will
by E'll!'!S !! y 1l'HFYNJtrsn5I sac aa
AIay6f .a..f.,.. Drnsa;..
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NOTION sEHD OIL CAKE oun be ,,ad
~ NJ St al s!i tines. and in any quantity, OF
Jan "a -. EHOPE
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kNoh sALE-7s fee. Of good shelving, snd
n; tne Counters., ID feet long.iJ ADpfy to
cray -s.., ", G. SNAFEIEfD
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OHAMPAGNFS

10n CASES Moet l. Chandon's CHAM
EVO PAdNES. just received, and offered.
IN consequence OF ceaaation Of hostilities. a}
much reduced rates. For sale by .
March IS GEO HyMMEpc
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REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.

>sa The undersigned respectfully informs
EAnhIss ms onssomers nsss that he has-REMoYED TO
-Aopponite the Columbia Hotel, and is fuiiy
0IpHn PT0epared with an entirely NEW STOCK Of
Go0DS, to 1T ont a gentlcman in the yery
hAnEsI 5.asai FASHION. He has secured the
latest and best styles Of CLOTHS. OARSI.
Sl5bREEs MEREs and GENTLEM EMS FUhNIsHiNtG ft
GGOps generally. Call at the new stand and
eeiect aunt, or leave your order and have i
in19o nG 70 measure. ne q. D. EBEHHARDT.
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Refined Oil.
MOTION SEED REFINED OIL, by the ga,-
~ lon or barrel. Also, in slaass, pints and
quarts. For sale low. e. HOPE.
.NLD BANK BILLS and MUTlLATED
~ CURRENCY bought and sold bv
Nov 29 emo D. GAMBRlI.I. Droka.
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E.iNi.sE 4ii NeW Books. :i.,i.t.,... IA,
GaalPIs e., FROM Rom, A GERMAN WORKSHOP.
@ Hhardia or Adventures i'm -ths Desert os
Motherless; or Passlan Family. ii - by We: a9.
thSf Of John Halifhr IL 81 so. ie,s, .:.,s' 1ar
Ths rfi silent Partner: By suthor Gates Aiar:
With as; portratts Anl: l4!maps. si:zs. $50!
HaI3anS u9 mPiy Pi -! nH!fart;.a iayeel. by Marion
CHEa s.:s for In.=Eaa &c. ,$1.25. .
safipa sSa;S naSSi h'a " u an4 Misfoi tunes;
The Sistars of Orleans; 4 Ta!r Of Rae. and
sociai CoHhict. ALSO. q humber of new
noVe's ahd other publications, inst received
~ or bhiAS d McCAkTEkS ~
APtll 70 Bookstores
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STOCIks, BONDS and COUPONS bought
~ and sold by D. GAMBRILL. Broker.
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CONSUMPTION, !,
Its CUBE AND ITS PREVENTIVE.

MANY. ., human being ;has passed .w,r
4Nx for whose death there was no other res !,
son than tAs neglect!of known and intiannt-
desr dssy pd2y2a;;1mesps q cure. Those near and
aiss4s:s :: asss. 81 {. .v4Gs sle Sleeping the
lyadpptsd ,a,.,, ,c.,. ,-I;.'.',1 10y IA'n- 90
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Q OofI,-. nj. =, ~ IOHN T. UENKY,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-03-25

Zen HILL OF GEoaGIA.-Ti.e
Hoa. Ben. Hill, of Georgia, one
OF re Oldest and most eloquent
def flders of the rightinthe Soul.
thus disposes of the charge that
ne las gone ovor to the radicals !:
| never was Democrat per Sc.
Railways said so. never eypect
to say otherwise. Since the war
the results and expressions of the
Republicans haze driven me to
act with the Democratic party.
aud shall act with it while those
insu is and expressions continue.
The charge that / am capable of
actliig with party that lisfran-
cliIs-s me and enfranchises nv
slaves to govern me, is so ridicu.
Ions that none but fools will be-
lieve it, and none but knaves say
1t. The real truth is, am no
PARTISAN, and have but little re
specs for any mar who. is. The
South has paid dearly enough for
this blind party worship. 1t is
time for the South to subordinate
Interest 10 party. This is now
her hes paltform; and therefore
ills nine.
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T0THE WORKING CLASs.-we
arr now prepared furnish all Glasses
with constant employment at hnrnr. the
whole of the time or for the spare mo-
ments. business new. light aud pro-
stable. Persons If either sex easiIv
earn from soc. to s. per evening. aud
a proportional sum BY drvoting their
Whole time to The business. BOYS and
girls earn nearly as mach as fnen.-
That ali who see this nntice may send
their address. and test the. busiiirss. we
make this unparalleled offer: Tesuch
as are not well satisfied. ne will send
$ to pay for the trouble of writing.
Full particnl rs, Yaluable sample
which will do to commence, work on,
ani a copy of The Peoples Litercry
ComPdnion-one IF the largest aud best
timiiy newspapers pubIiShrd-ali sent
free by mail Reader. If you want per
nianent. profitable work. address Z. C..
ALLEN Il Co, Augusta, Maine.
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The Guiding Star.

The following admirable poem
vas published to some extent
many years ago, bat may be new
to our younger readers. 1t was
suggested by a seal, representing
"A man at sea in a small boat, looh
ing up at guiding star, with the
motto, "Si je tie perds, je snis per,
diff I lose thee, Pm lost. The
anthor is unknown to us:
Shine on. thou bright beacon.
4 Uncluudrd and free,
From thy hisn .lacs of calmnesa
Ger life iro1bled sea;
Lth morning oi promise. ~
Its smooth seas arc gone,
And the pillows rave wildly
Then. bright one. shine on. s.---
The wings Of the tempest,
May rush DER thy ray,
Bot tranquil thou smiIsst.1 81 -r--a
Undimmed by its sway;
High, high DER the worlds
Where the storms are unknown,
Thou dwellest all glorious,
All beauteous, alone. . .s.--... .
Fr"m the midnight of darkness
The lightning fash leaps
Ger the bark of my fortune z-
Each mad hillnw sweeps;
From the port of her safety ----
BY warning wind. driven,
And no light DER her course
But you lone one Of h-avrn.
But fear not, thou frail one,
The day may be near
when thou own sunny hrad!and.
Far off may appear;
When the voice of the storm
Shall be silent and past.
In some island of heaven
We may anchor at last.
EUt. bark Of eternity,
Where art thou nowl
TIE tempest wave shrirk<
Ger each plunge If thy prow;-
Co tue earth's dr-sry ocean
Thus shattered aud tossed
Iboa lone one. shine on;
If | IL 'hea I'm lost.
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BossierParish DIRECTORY.

A b. Levisee. -Jadge District Court,
Shreveport, La.
James ). Ashton, District Attorney.
Shreveport.
/. w Baker. Parish Judge, Bellevue.
lS. F. O'N-al. Sheriff.
Ih"s. y. Bradcn, Clerk Dist Court,
Eellevu-,
Holland w. Clarke, Recorder, Belle
Thos. w. Fuller. District Attorney pro
t"m.. Bellevue, ~ .. -
jane A, Heron, State Tax Collector.
Bellevue.
Samuel ~ Thomas, State Senator,
Benton. La - -- -.-..
C.s. Ab'il, Representatives. shreve-
D. cady Stanton, Representative,
Shreveport. -s
". r. Head, Coroner. Bellevue.
E. Z. Mnnre, Parish Treasurer, Belle
]. IT. lotion. Stray Master. Bellevue.
C. MoClrneghan, PGes't. Police Jury,
Bellevue.
r. B Taylor, Clerk P. J., Bellevue.
K. T. Vinson. Police Juror, Ward i,
Shreveport
J. N Copper, Police Juror, Ward 2,
Brnton.
j. w. Walker. Police Juror, Ward 8,
Red Land.
j. n. Plat, Police Juror, Ward 4.
Fillmore,
|. D; Edwards, Police Juror, Ward 5,
F. Il: Galloway, Police Juror, Ward 6.
Bellevue.
T. Oukly, Police Juror. Ward I, Belle
Va.
j. Fl. Marks. Police Juror, Ward 8,
C"llin-burg.
T. W. Woodruff. Justice of the Peace,
Ward 2. Brntnn.
j. W. Walker, j p. Ward 3. Red
Land
j. E M'Carty, Wurd4 Bellevue
Henry Barnaca>i!e. Ward ). Fillmore.
Th"s Aprierhite 6, Bellevue.
I. OakIy. z.
j. A Mnure, s, CoIliax-
burg ...
NJ. E. I'lume, Constable, Ward
j. w simmons, =
F. Love. 3
J /. Eigrs. 4
W. II l'inckard, 4" I"
J. II Smith. !" 6
J. b. fakrr, =
i. Cha .tr-n, - 8
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An Arkansas lawyer being en-.
gagged to prosecute a suit against
a widow, seeing that he was 90
ing to be beaten, married the de.
fendant, discharged her attorney,
won his case lanliiy and collect
ed the money-all OF which was
considered a good joke, and then
ran away with the whole amount
which some thought was still a
. better joke.
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OHE OF THE LETTERS
yourg lady of extraordinary i'm
telle,:tual capacities recently adj
dressed the following letter to hel
cous N, living in a neighborina
villa. M: .'Deer Kuss!n the wealth
er wflar we is it air hot and sup
pose whar you is it air hotter ",
awl j. well and muther is gott III,
his 1erricks an brother Tom Ina.
gott the Hoppin Koff and sister
SusIl has got Baby and | Hon.
thest fu lynes will find you in tn
same condisllun rite sune YOU
apheckshunnate kussin.u
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Sfrav sale.

'strayed before j. VI Tyra, j. p, on the
~ 9TH dav of October. 1870. by Geo IL
Jarrett, and viii be SOLD at Bellevue. La.
i1r cash, to the highest bidder, on Saturday
the 9TH day of April, 1871. At sorrel
Ware MULE, about years old. 3 hands
hish, scar on her head under left ear, and
branded on left shaulder with Mexican
brand. Appraised at So
The owner is requested tn come forward
prose property. pay charges. etc.
). II. LOTION, Stray Master.
January %, 1871.
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a member ofthe Indiarr Leg
islatnre is charged with the deiiv,
cry of this patriotic outburst in a
late speech: .CoIumbia reaches
from the ice-fetttered lakes of the
North to the febrile waves of Ans.
traiian seas, whose allavial plains.
romantic mountains, and mystic
rivers rival tue widest Utopian
dreams that ever gathered around
the inspired bard as he walked
the amaranthine promena,les of
Hesperian gardens
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TIE deepest wafer rat fonnd

he deepest water yet found
except that which Grant and hi.
part 8 have got into-is the BAY .
Bise;y, off France. 1t ha. bee,
sounded TO a depth of over tire,
miles There are places -betwees
Halifax and the Bermudas nearI
two niiies deeper, bus they hav,
neve been so successfully sound
ed. go
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Official DIRECTORY.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.

ONIl Ed STATES OFFICERS.
Ulysses S. Grant, OF Illinois, Presi-
dent.
Schuyler ColfaI, of Indiana, Vice
President. ....r..-
james G. Blaine, of Maine, Speaker OF
the House of Representatives.
THE CABINET.
Hamilton Fish, of New York, Secreta-
ry of State.
General Belknap, Secretary of War.
George NJ. Robson, Of New Jersey,
Secretary of Navy.
George :. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts,,
Secretary Of Treasury.
Jacob J. Cox of Ohio, Secretary elm
teri"r.
A. T. Alderman, of Georgia, Attorney
General. ..n .
j. A. j. Creswell, of Maryland, Post
mas er General.
Columbus Delano. of Ohio, Commits
siOner of Internal Revenue.
MINISTER'S TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
John J. Motley, of Massachusetts,, to
England.
E. b. Washburno. of Illinois, to
France.
William 5. Rosecranz, of Ohio. to
Mexico.
A. G Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, to Rus
STA.
George Bancroft, of Massachusetts, to
Prussia.
George p Marsh, of Vermont, 10 Italy.
j. Ross Browne, of California, TO CHI
Daniel E. sickles, of New York. to
Spain.
Henry N, Watts, of Pennsylvania, to
Austria.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Salmon p. Chase, of Ohio. Chief JUS
ficp.
Nathan Clifford. of Maine, Associate
Justice.
Samuel Nelson, of New York, Associ-
ate Justice.
r. C.-Gri-r. OF Pennsylvania, Associ-
ate Justice.
David Davis, of Illinois, Associate
Justice.
n. A. swayne, Of oi,:o. Associate Jus
tice.
Samuel E. Miller, Of Iowa. Associate
Justice.
stephen Field, ofCalifor MIA. Associate
Justice.
ARMY.
w I. Sherman of Ohio, General Com
handing.
P. Il sheridan. of Ohio. Ii. utenaut
9 enaral.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OF
LOUISIANA.
T. II Durrell, Of New Orleans. Judge.
j. Morgan. Of New Orleans, District
Attorney.
d. Urban. of New Orleans. Clerk.
5. b Packard. of New Orleans, Mar
shall.
LOUISIANA STATE aovERSNENT.
Ii. G. Warnioth, of New Orleans, Gov
ernor.
Oscar J. Dunn, of New Orleans, Lieu
tenant Governor.
George Z. Bovec. of II. james parish
Secretary of State.
Antoine Dubuclet. yermillion. Treas
urer.
James Graham. of New Orleans. Audi
tor.
James Lnngstreet. of New Orleans
Adiptant General.
Hugh b. Campbell, Commissioner OF
Lands
supnrMs COURT OF LOUISIANA.
J. t. Ludring. of ouachita. Chief
Justice.
W. W. Rowr, of New Orleans, Assooi-
ciste Justice.
r, X. iIowell, of New Orleans. Associ
ate Justice.
]. g. Taliafrro, Of Rapides, Associate
Justice.
-. J. Wiley, of Orleans, Associate
Justice.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-03-25
Singular Story Of a Marriage
That Didn't Come Of.

The handsoniest Young lady OF
all the handsome young ladies
which this city Justly boasts, be-
came the affianced OF a prominent
South street merchant. Last
Thursday week had been fixed
upon for the nuptialS. The brides
trOusseda had been prepared, the
wedding feast arranged for, and
cards CT invitation widely distrib-
uted. On the morning of the day
fixed upon for the wedding the
bride had singular presentiment
that there was some i'll a brewing.
Strange enough, as night APP
preached her worst apprehenSions
were realized. just as she was
moving towards her chamber to
don the bridal robes, note was
handed her from the gentleman
stating that in consequence of sud-
den and severe "neruo8 prostra.
ton he would be unable to fulfill
his promise, and that the nuptials
must be deferred. The shock was
sudden and powerful, and the dis
appointment and chagrin over.
whelming, but there was no help
for it on tue part of the lady, and
she Was compelled to accent what
seemed to be the inexorable decree
OF fate. In a day or two a mes.
sage was forwarded that the gen
tleman was rapidly convaIescing.
and would be pleased to have the
ceremony perfoImed0 Oh Thursday.
In the meantime, the young lady
had heard FROM a source which
she could not discredit that the
nervous prostration' had been
brought about by the free use of
alcoholic drinks. Her mind was
at once subjected to wonderful
change, and she determined that
she would never become the wife
of a man addicted to strong drink.
But she kept her own counseIs |
and not until the night had arriv
ed. the company had assembled. !
and the intended bride aud groom
confronted one another in the
presence OF many witnesses. did |
did she make known her int n
tons. Upon being asked by the
officiating minister '.if she wou,d
take this man for her husband. toll
love honor and obey" him, she re-
sponded with an emphatic .sNo.n,
and quietly withdrawing from her
pocket all the correspondence
which had passed between them, /
and several pieces of valuable
lewelry, she handed them 10 the
astounded groom expectant."
and hastily withdrew to smother
room. No amount of persuasion
could induce her TO reverse her de.
iision, and although much of Bal
timore's .'beauty and chivalry had
gathered there the sound of rev.
alry was not heard, nor did any
'f the gay com pany chase the
hours with flying feet, but all qui.
lily dispersed and repaired to
retrospective homes. This event
las been literally the talk of the
;ity ever since Baltimore Cor.
Petersburg Courier.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-03-25
Notice.

Wishing 20 make change in my bust
hess viii sell ut private sale from
ms day, my Livery Stable outfit, consisting
81 ~ hORsEs and MULES of all description.
GflES, WAGONS, Sse., on reasopaf q terms
Also. will sell OF lease my stables E ON Jan.
nIsf JOHN CALDWELL.