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BELLEVUE, LOUISIANA, OCTOBER Ia, 1859.

l thank the GODS" she cried
I" Thou didst full well, and hence4th |
ware thee in my hart of harts And
Moses she continuerd, layin her he'd
confdiuly agin his weskit, ''dost thow
know I sumtimes think that thow was
best of noble birth 2"
Nor sez he, wildly ketching hold
of hisself, "you don't say so 2"
"Indeed do l." she sed. "Your
ded grand-father's sperrit camest to
me the other mite and sez he, Moses is
disguised Juke ?"
"You mean Duke" sed Moses.
"Dost not the actors call it Juke ?"
she sed sternly.
That settled the matter.
81 hav thought of this thing afore,"
said Moses, abstractedly. "If it is SO
then thus it must be! Q B or not to
2 B-that airs the question But no
mere of this now. Dry up. o life
life, you're too many for me! He tore
out some of his pretty yeller hair, stam-
ped on the floor wildly, and was gone.
-
CHAP. III.-THR PIRATE FoILED.
Sixteen long and weary years has
elapst since the seems narrowated in
the larst chapter took place. A noble
ship, the Sary Jane is saiIin from
France to Ameriky threw the Wa
bash Canawl. A Pirut shipi in hot
pursoot af the Sary Jane. The cap.
ting of theS. J. looks fateeged & as
tho he had lost all his parents. The
pirut is clost on to him & he is about
givin in, when fine looking feller in
russit butes and a buffaler overcut
rushes forrerd and SEE to the capting.
sez he.
sold man go down stares. Retire
to the starberd bulkhed. lie take
charge of this bote p
"Owdashus cuss 2" said the capting
@away with the or shall do mur rer-
der-r-r!"
Scarcely" seq the noble felIer, and
he drew a diamond hilted sword aud
cut the capting's he'd of.
80 that | shood liv to becum a ded
boddyp' sed the capting as he fell to
the deck. He expired shortly after
wards, being fatally killed.
"People p sed the noble Teller, lime
the Juke de Moses"
"Old boss. methinks thow art blow.
in y sed youth of 40 summer, and
the Juke cut off his he'd likewise.
"Don't print any verses on my deth
in the noosepapers, screamed the I'M
fortunit young man as be fell ded, ''fur
if yer do | haunt yerl"
"People!'' " continnered the Juke |
alone kin save you fom yon buddy
and unprincepled piruis What hoe
theret A peck of oats!' The oats
was immejitly brawt. The Juke took
them and bravely mounting the jib-
poop he threw them onto the towpatb.
In mint the leading boss hicht to
the Pirut Bote cum along, stopt, and
commenced fur to devour the oats
The driver swore and hollered at him
terrible but be wouldn't bulge a inch
Meanwhile the sary Jane, her hosses
90 the cleau jump, was fast leaving the
Pirut shipl
| onct agin do Tescape deth !" sec
theJuke between his clencht teeth, still
on the jibpoop.
CHAP. 1.-THE wANDEEER RETURN.
The Juke was Moses the Sassy. He
! had bin in France about sixteen years
and now he was home agin in Bosting
He han some trubbls in getti G his
self acknowledged = Duke in France
as the Orleans Diegasty and Borebone;
were fernenst him. but he finally con
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-10-14
THE DISGUISED DUKE /;
/ OR,
NJ OSSES. THE SASSEY.
CHAP. MOSES.

My story opens in the classic free
stipks of Bosting. In the parlor Of a
arlstocratic mfushun on Bacon street
sis lovely young lady whose hair is
covered ore with frosts of II summers
She has just sot down at the Piany &
is aingin the poplar peace called Smells
ofihe Notion, in which she tells how
wRh Pensiv Thawrt she wondered by
s beet shore. The son is settin in its
horizon and It's gojus lite pores in a
golden meller fluid through the win
and makes the bootiful young lady
twice as bootiful as she was bed, which
is Unnecessary. She is msgnifsnntly
dressed up in q Berage basque Poplin
trimmings, More Antique edges and 3
ply carpeting. Her dress contains II
founces, brilliantly ornamented with
horn buttons, and her shoes are red
mcrocco with gold spangled on to them
Presently she presses her hand to her
ba2zum and starts up in excited man
nef. "Methinks." she whispers in cla-
rioa tones, Il see voice?" A noble
youth, of % summers, scrapes the mud
from his butes in the hall and enters
He attired in red shirt, and black
troy sis which last air turned up over
his butes, and his hat is bewitchinglv
cockt on one side Of his classical he'd.
Insooth he was a noble child. Grease
IN It's barmiest days near produced a
more gallenter herow than Moses.
The young lady gazes upon him for q
few periods, ciaps her hands together,
s!ikes position, and rollin her rs Wild
ly ike a expirin infantile COW, cries
'sHal do my Is deceive my earsight
That frame them store clothes! those
voice. it, it = it is me own, me only
Mosesl' and he folded her to his hart
'Methinks ! shall swoon," she said,
aud pretty soon she swondid.
CHAP. n.--wAs NOSES OF NOBLE BIRTH
Moses was foreman of Ingine Kun
pany Number 40. The 4o's bad jest
bin kavin a pleasant fife with the sos
on The day introduce Moses to my
readers. lie had bis arms full Of trof
fees, to wit: 4scalps, 2 Is. 8 fingers
Z ears, which he had chawed Of, etc.,
etc. When Elizy ffor that was the
loyely young lady's name1 rekivered
from her swoon she asked :
How hast the battle gomez Tell
me!'
| Y EIizy," said tho brave young man
drawin hisself up to his full hite. ''we
cbawed EN- IN and smashed their old
usrshseu all Ter pieces
A = 8
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PLANTERS HOTEL.
4. KELLY PR0PRIETc
BELLEvuE, La.

II asing lately made ...-,-s
- additions to his zSsA
already commodioas ~ ~ ssI1if
house. would respectful - zzs-sass'sa.s's-s
ly inform the travelling public, his
old friends and customers. that he. is
now better prepared than ever, to &C.
commodate all fayoring him with thsir
patronage. His table will always be
supplied with the very best the country
affords. He has also attached to hts
house large and we'll ventilated stable
we'll supplied at all times With good
psoyender, vIni
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Set Ger bergen ibcnen ySitteruRg ipute sSecsrs
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Ter Src,es tes Ssrru Daniel g. Sidlss.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
Tobacco In New England.

1t Is somewhat remarkable fact fact
that the cultivation of tobacco, began as an
experiment in Connecticut a few years since,
is getting to be great and growing inter-
est. 1t had long been supposed that the
nature and habits of the plant untitled it
for any but tropical climates, but the expe-
rience Of the farmers proves that some
things can be done as we'll as others"
Accurdng to the Springfield (Mass.) Re
publican, it lie the most remunerative crop
grown, taking its average product and price
for the past twenty years. Fifteen hundred
pounds to the acre is the average yield in
Connecticut, and ten to twelve cents per
pound the average price. The more per
feet the leaf the higher the price
But the profits6f the growers do not be-
gin with those of the spectators. For dl.
vers complicated reasons it is subject to
great variations in value. and the same arti
Gle that is purchased from the producer one
week at IL cents, is repacked and sold the
next at 25 to 80. Some tobacco spectators
boast that they annually double and quad
ripple their money After tie tobacco pass
es out of their hands there is generally an
other handsome profit nude out of it by
the manufacturers
The northern tobacco is used generally
for cigars. For cigar-wrappers a large
handcome leaf is the desirable thing and
strength of flavor less important. The
most highly favored tobacco, used for fill
ing the best cigars, comes from Cuba. The
Virginian is next best.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
TABLE OF DISTANCES FROM ST. JOSEPH

Now there is one thing to which
we desire to call the particular atten-
ton Of the emigrants, and that is the
fact, that from whatever point he may
start between this point and st. Joseph
he MUST 60 TO FoRr kEARsEY on his
r ute to the mines and also, that
he must travel over a lilly and broken
country, all ofthe way from such point
to Fort Kcarney; while If he starts
from Council Bluffs, he has to travel
over but twenty miles Of country, be-
fore striking the Platte River bottom
road, which is as level AS house floor.
1t will be seen by the above table
(which is about fifty miles too short)
that it is TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
FOUR MILES from st. Joseph to Fort
Kearney, while by reference to the
report of Lieut.. Warren, who measured
the route, it is but one hundred and
eighty miles, from Council Bluffs to
Fort kearney, making a difference in
favor of Council Bluffs, according to
their own showing, of sEvENrY-FouH
MILES,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21
(Vrom the Cou"c Bum Bue'e
a.ATFW AND 0ETTEW FROM
TGSE GOLD MINES!
The Nerth Platte the Best Rsute F!

From the Omaha Times Of the 9th,
we clip the following letters, which are
worthy Of pcrnsal, by our gold hunting
friends. II will be seen the most san
guine expectations are realized.
Through the politeness OF Robert
Ferguson, ESQ. we are permitted to
publish portion Of a letter from Pat
rick McDonnough, Esq, a gentleman
well known N this community, and IN
whose statements entire reliance may
be placed. He it is:
Dear Sir II mean to give you a
true account Of the prospects OF this
country. The prospect Is much better
than VIC cxpectc1 TO find it when we
left there. There is gold in small guam
titles all over this country. There has
not been much prospecting done here
yet, though man can make from three
to twelve dollars per day. There can
not be much work done this winter, as
the water is too cold to work in. 1t is
everybody's opinion that there is as
much gold here as ever there was in
California.
You must excuse this, for there is no
time to write the man who is to take
this is just ready. J will write to you
again in few days.
Your friend,
p N'DONNOTGU.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

WINTER IN NEW ORLEANs-It New Or
leans this eeason; the rainy season of the
tropics, which corresponds in period, has
been substituted for genuine winter. and
we protest against the exchange. What
sort Of a substitute for the stern, bracing
airs Of the temperature zone is the satura-
ted atmosphere which has rendered filth
and discomfort Is ubiquitous as itself? We
would not complain 80 much, though. were
it not for the disaster which continuous rain
has brought upon those many roadwsys Of
the city which are paved with cobble-
stones. The yielding soil reduced to utter
mud. these small stones give way beneath
the wheels of vehicles, and the carriage
ways are cut up inte holes and cuts, to the
complete destruction Of the paving-in its
aggregate character as "pavement"-in
every street where there was any consider
'able travel, and particularly in those trav-
ersel by the crushing wheels of omni-
busses.-N q Crescent, 1874
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-21

The BAPTIST FEUp IN TESNEsaEE.-A SER
ious split has occurred in the Baptist
church at Jackson, Tennessee. 1t origina-
ted from the. fact that the minister, Rev.
Aaron jones' several weeks ago, invited
Rev. J. Il. Graves, to take a seat in his pull
pit This gave offense to the anti Graves
members and they seem to have expressed
their opinions quite freely. The minister
demonstrated with them but finding them
intractable, meeting of the church was
called for the purpose of investigation. A
resolution was adopted by the Graves par
ty declaring that they would no longer hold
friendship with the antics, whereupon the
latter seized the key of the church and took
possession of the building They nailed up
the church and removed the bell. law
suit between the parties will be the result,
as both parties claim to be the church, ard
the building will no be used until the suit
is decided. The members seem to be about
equally divided. The excitement was in
tense, and extended to the citizens, who
had no conneation with the church. Nash.
rifle Banner, 49,