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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-23
IL W sEYERANcE-

IL W - = l. * = : : -
ship Chandler and Commission Merchant, Honolulu, l.
REFERS TO
Captain Il. I. SSow, Honolulu.
Nessrs. T. q. WArErMAN x Co.,
WILLIAMS X HAvES. New London.
MCliUEE y MEEuLL. Francisco.
SWIFT ALLIES. New Bedford.
IENHy \. Pence. Boston.
II. ". SEVERANCE viii continue ship CiauIlery and
Commission business the Ola stand Every description Of
ship CI,-ry and Nrrcauljsr required hy shipping viii be
kept hand and Tor sale at low rates. 1i]-,i
WILCOX. RICHARDS ~ CO.,
ship ChandlerS Dealers General Merchandise and Commits
sion Merchants, Honolulu, H. !.
Keep constantly supply every description
merchandise required by whale ships aui others.
Money advanced at the lowest rates.
References:
Messrs SWIFT * ALLES, New Bedford
GIDEON, ALLES * SON,
WM. WILCOX,
Nu. CLIFFORD.
Messrs. THOMAS kSpwIES X Co.
MESTuS HuwLAND. ESQ,
FRErEmCS PAEkER. Esq.
Ncssrs. NI- PHILIPS * SoNS..
HENET 4. PIERCE. Esq, Boston.
Messrs. E,rLEs. * Co,
CHAs. ". BROOKS. San Francisco.
Nes-rs. NpEsAN. Stone a Co.
WILLIAMS y HAvsys. New London
17J-tf G. \. WILLIAMS Co. Honolulu.
-- -zs-1z- z-- 1850
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IIIGTpDUI NUtTWrfIFI7~ : <~~lt III Hon.
Tie notify Merchants. ship
ship MASTERS ti4t he has received tine appointment
AGENT at t'.aSa Islands for the LTN EEPUDL UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION.
:g5-tf X. c. JANION.
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Fire Insurance Notice.


THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE co.
rgNHE TNDER>IGNED hecs to notify TO those par
who have insured this othca wooden buildings
their contents within d., precincts 90. Honolulu, thl. cunse
sequence u; che continued erection 0f large and h-
buildings close together iu streets.
in the viii h taken. and those already
VIII De Fll the expiration terms.
T.. c. JsNIbN.
G.-ti Aren't G7r che Northern Assurance Co.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Ia'-r in Tin Sheet Iron aui Copper
kllhuluu opposite - q. SVIAliug's Honolulu, II.
Summer Bakers Tin and Copper Pumps. Bathing Tubs,
Foot Shower Baths. Tin and Zinc Roofing, and
erll assortment Tir ship work executed with
u=1r-Ie-- and dispatch. 1-tf
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GEORGE THOMAS,
Harvey & HEcCiyna.Oma.

PAINTERS, GLAZIERS. GILDERS AND PA
PER HANGERS,
SHOP IN KING STREET 155-1ys
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Views of Honolulu .

4 LII PERSONS VISITING O2 RESIDING
II these Islands, should fail to send "a &. IL.
Burge-~' Jews of Honolulu 20 their friends abroad
they will convey by far better idea Of the Scenery. Habits
Iishei. To DE had Of L. BURGESS.
IlS-tf Fort street
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TIE HONOLULI IRON WORKS.

VINEEE. 1EISSEE1 y ED Is prepared repair
manufacture all kinds of machinery, mill gearing, wind
lass gearing, ship for gings and smith work
backs, auyls hand and made to
order.
Iron and and best quality of smiths coal for sale.
d. NJ. WESTON.
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THOlINS NPENCER.

ship Chandler General Merchandise, and Commission
Merchant Honolulu pslu-S l. keeps constantly ON hand
every Of Ev1l-
qrsr-i hy wha->hir- au1 others
SIfrlz furnished h alI kinds groceries. provisions Sc
-ila lowest market
II Money advanced sr wler- tolls NJ the lowest rates
lO5-;f
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f. HOFFSCHLt EGER : >TAPENHORST
Agents the
PARIS AND BORDEAUX BOARDS OF UNDER
WRITER'S.
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TTAI& AuEE,

gents Plantations ~ AkD 10 Pp1koa and Two.
puo Hfo: importers AMI Nh1'a-ale and Retail Deal
in China Goods: have hand, f1r sale, at their eah
kim street. Honolulu. AMI at ltfaina- hauI
SUGAR. MulsSses. syrup. Tea. CGT--. and large and
varied of general merchandise
IFru4,r- Auaft-- 4 I@5-. 5g-Iy
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cuA E bishop
BISHOP & co.

O1ic. Makes Block
Kl4hra1auu ~tr--;. HIulIulI-
WIZ receive II-t discount ar-L-ct-s business paper, and
attend o. Collecting ll2-u
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(tUSNY BAGS. FOR SALE BY no,,
". 4 AlIiRitH II
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AVIS Al PUBLIC.

ANE~ At TT blu.
Les i-nas, ayaur et@ NOMINEES Agents pour les
ASsurcurs narisimes lie Paris et de Bordeaux,
previguueut le public en- general eJ les Capt.
taiue- le ulyircs marchauis franqais, qui vi>tcut
les ports dc ce ruyaumc, cn Fart.cu,ier, que dams
tous les cas d'ayaries, quI auracut lieu dams ccs
ptra-cS, lis devroDt, fre Cou>tater ct yer5fer
le- fats ieylu- eux pour l@Elliser leurs r5cla-
nations caucgc les dts assurcurs.
6I-f ED. HoFFsCHLAEGER - STAPENHoRSr.
SOLE LEATHER FOR SALE BY
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ID. {. WATERMAN & CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Esu-rsll attention PAID Whaling Fleet by
The furnishing - funds purchase and sale 81 Exchange OIL
Bone. General NsrriIuii-. aui the procuring 81 Freight
REFERENCES.
NessTs. Isaac Howl tNp. JE. CO., New Bedford
". g.. F.HH. ESQ.
Mrg.NS. >rrvE * Co. SIu Francisco.
Nr;rEH MFE.HL. do lo'-tf
y. PITHNS-
SHIP CHANDLER.
IMPoETER AND DEALER N GENEEAL SlEEcHANpISE
IIIIo. Hu s.tii.
y B.-NioHsy advanced Wial,rs Bills. l9i-f
GILMAN - CO..
ship CbanIrrs AMI Dealer. General Merchandise.
LAHAINA, MAU /. IL l.
Sfirr4 supplied with recruits Cool facilities Cash
Furnished flT ba- of eNehlu-s- 53-ly
BOLI.ES - co..
shin Ct1rsr-rs AMI Commission Merchants Dealers
General Iise. LtllH- Maui Nhalsrs IN shed
tl- shortest Elsr- exchange for goods
tII-- ST.
=. y. EMERSON
Wairl Oahu. iI-r General Nereil-'ise- -rtry Pro
turs--1ch Corn Beans. EaIIls-. Butter Eggs. &c
55--;
j. WORTH.
Dealer in Gusr MrEaHi- Il.., Hawaii ships supplied
ra-Ii-- 20 t,s shortest reasonable
Efi- q -Nr.lr--. .tr..tl- l-f
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AsGE.
t;-1ul7r Line ~ Boston ari H0rolu'1 Packets.
ST's 0f Coffee from o. 81. fi-r.IlI Plantation
sale uf Croker Brother s. Cos Yellow Metal.
New England Roofing Company 123-tf
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{. \. = II. =. POOR.
!. &. SPALDING.
AGENT FOR

Importer Commission Merchant, Honolulu. Oahu. l.
A.au; Wa. Thgirg Co.'S Boston Islands
Packets.
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ITS MORGAN. C. :. HATHAWAY r.
MORGAN. STONE IL CO..

Commission and Forwarding Merchants, San Francisco Cal
References, T. : Hathaway Esq Messrs. L. A X. Nye,
swift Perry, New Bedford, Messrs. Grinne Muturn
Co.. New York, John NJ. Forbes Esq, Boston, MessTs Per
kns x Smith, New London, Daniel C. Waterman Esq Hon
l-u
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

IL The Little Rock ark Gazette
makes this important announcement !:
i" There are two men in town who
should be looked after-one occupies
his leisure time in abusing the softer
sex. and yet, when he can make it con
venieht, is always with them. The
other occupies his leisure tine in
abusing whisky, and yet, waen be can
get supply, is always drinking it.
We propose that they be indicted and
tried, in the moot court, for the pur-
pose Of ascertaining which is the worse
man Of the two" Let them be dealt
with according to the provisions of the
gallon law.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

81 The Charleston papers contain
an advertisement addressed to the mer-
chants of the South and South by
number of the largest mercantile
houses in Charleston, in which they
say that they have facilities for obtain
ing goods from Europe not surpassed
by any city in the North and East.
The advertisement concludes thus
/" Our stocks will be complete by the
first Of February nexe. and it remains
10 be seen how many of those who have
heretofore purchased all their goodsin
Northern cities viii give Charleston a
trial this spring.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

EE Gov. MJore, of Alabama, has
approved the bill passed by the Legis-
lature. imposing tax of $3.50 a day
on Spiritual Manifestations.-Ex.
What spiritual manifestations are,
vii be a question for the courts to de-
termipe. The law may be understood
to include the following overt acts Of
sPiritualism: Staggering lying on
ones back and feeling up for ground /:
ineoherent conversations, produced by
an enlargement of the tongne well
defined case of hiccups going to bed
with ones boots on; mistaking the
sidewalk for bed. The law is, no
doubt, broad enough to embrace every
sort Of spiritual manifestation.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

New MoyEMEsr N NV YoRK.-
The New York correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury writes on the 18th
A memorial is 10 circulation. and re-
ceiving many signatures. asking the
Legislature to pass a law allowing
Southern people to bring their slaves
into this State and keep them here IN
molested for a period Of nine months.
A law TO this effect, it is said existed
many years ago on our statute books.
OF course, every sensible; just man has
no objection to signing petition of this
kind bnt you should know as we do
here. that all such movements are the
merest Bnneornb, since it is perfectly
well known that the next Legislature
(Bla ck Republican BY a large MAORI
ty) will never pass any law dealing
fairly BY the South or Southern men.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

LONDON DRUxKARDs. Several cal
culations have been made in order to
test the amount of drinking that goes
on in the metropolis. Thus it has been
pointed out that in 1848, there were
900 public houses in London, while
there we're only 1000 butchers and
bakers. Again, 10000 persons were
counted as entering fourteen of the
principal gin shops in one week. which
gives an average of nearly 40 900 ha-
bitual attendants on fourteen ont of the
5000 gin shops of the metropolis
Again it is stated that more than 30.-
600 persons are annually taken up By
the police for drunkenness in the streets
of London, and that 100000 900 are
spent each year in spirits and beer in
England.- 0rtoasss and Poor iH Lon.
don.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

~ Washington Irving was never
married. An early disappointment
preyed upon his over sensitive nature,
and caused him to remain, to The hour
Of his death, unwedded. He was not
however churl. He loved and respec
ted women with sincere and holy de-
yotion that is manifest in all bis wri :
tings. There IS not one word in any of
bis volumes, where there can be found
a word disrespectful concerning woman.
For the honored relations Of mother
wife, sister and daughter, he entertain
ed the highest admiration. as he has
clothed them in the sweetest and no.
blest prose poetry. And it is crafty
ing to know that his last years were
soothed BY the kind attention Of the
daughters of beloved brother.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20
SECcESSEoN NoTIcE

q tate of Louisiana. Parish of Bossier-
~ Clerks Office 18th District Court.
Notice is hereby given that VIM. B.
Stewart, BY his attorney Rich'd w.
Turner, has this day filed in the offiee
Of said clerk. his application to be ap-
pointsd administrator of the estate and
succession of Bennett Gordon, late Of
said parish, deceased. Now. there
fore. if opposition is not made thereto
within the time prescribed by law. 10
said petitioner will be confirmed and
appointed administrator of said suo-
cession as prayed for.
Given under my hand and seal Of
Office, at Bellevue, this the 10th day Of
January A. d. 1860.
TH0S. n. BRADEN,
n3O 2tsS3 Deputy Clerk.
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ExcLUprse NoRrHERx MAxurA

EXCLUDING NORTHERN MASuFAc-
TUREs.-The Richmond Enquirer. in
view of the fact that separated Virginia
legislation excluding Northern manu-
features viii be futile unless the other
Southern States cooperate. recon-
menGs that Virginia shall appoint com
missioners, to meet similar commission
ers from the other Southern States,
most of whose Legislatures are in ses.
sion at this tine, whose duty it shall be
to frame the principle ofnon-intecourse
into such laws as will receive the sane.
ton Of the different Legislatures of the
Southern States.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

" The re-opening Of the African
SLAVE trade has been a question
thoroughly and ably discussed. The
President IN his Message, expresses
Ehimself opposed to the re-opening-
Men Of all parties differ upon this 81
absorbing question, Many Of our coz
temporarles advocate the re-opening
while others bitterly opposite-de-
nouncing It as suicidal TO the interests
of the South. We have always thought,
and do yet, that the rights Of the South
does not demond the re-opening of the
African slave trade; that things are
now working that viii eventually
place all negroes in subordinate posi-
ton, if mot in slavery, as the only
means Of saving them from starvation
and vagabondaee. The South has as
mary negroes as she has any need for j:
considering our lands now in cultiya-
! ticn, and that fit for future cultivation.
We believe that when the South really
stands in need of more slayes-when
the consumers and manufactures re-
ally feel the want Of the products OF
negro lebor-the laws now preventing
their importation viii be repealed, or
become null and void, and the inpor-
tazion not be burdened with the horrors
now attending it.
The interest of slave labor in the
South is as much cherish now as II
weald be If We had ship loads lying
around US idle. The idea that We can
foster. and make more sacred the in
titution Of slavery to the South, by
a larger Importation is to US, out Of
reason. Shareholders viii not be-
come much more numerous than now
even though slaves were as cheap al
dirt. Every person would not become
slave owner, not on account of hi:
Opposition to the institution; but be
lease he would not know what TO d
with the slaves-unless the State woul,
4 fed and clothe them at its expense
Ii is just as reasonable to suppose, tia
if the prices.mere reduced every maj
would own a printing press or an ele
pilant.
: The day may be approaching wher
twill benecessary tore-open the slaY
trade, but we believe it far distant
But one thing certain, whenever tn
.r South feels the necessity of repoalin
= the law. we think it viii be done q
e onee-or the law viii either become
. dead letter ON our statute books.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

EF Here is chance for the girls
There are in Iowa. thirty-nine thousand
more males than females. and it is one
of the best States in the Union. and we
should think it prominent pointto en-
ter the Union from the State OF Celibacy
Ladies don't go there. Those spin
dle.shanked Yankees won't suit you.
Stay at home and marry your own dis
consulate bachelors.
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w. Il. SCANLAND, EDlsOE.
,.--@a-S-.-.-s~--,.-..-.s-ss-
l4EhNs

TERMS
The BossyEs BAExER is issued every
Friday incoming; subscription, per
AMMAN. Shrsee dellars--in advance
AdverfiseBssnts inserted for onP dollar
per square Ct ten lines or less, for
fheirst fnsettion, and so c9nts for
each subsequent one. Liberal de-
ancssoas made in favor of yearly
advertisers. who will be required to
soraane themselves strictly 20 their
legitimate business.
Professional and business cards iasert-
cd By ths year. for ten dolleFs; five
dollars fSr SIX months.
Announcement OF candidates sill be
inse.tad Tor ten dollars--to be paid
IN advance.
All articles inserted for the benefit o.
parties er Individuals, ut their Owl
solicitatsticsn. will be charged for al
advertisements
Job work TO be paid for en- delivery.
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s25 90 REWARD.

Sttrayedfrom the subscri- a
- Der. at Loggy Bayou,
on the 3lst of December.
a large Chestnut sorreIl Sesss-
Horse; about sixteen hands high, and
about eight or nine years old has a
small white spot on his forhead. Any
person apprehending said horse, end
handing him over to me viii receive
twenty-five dollars; OF ten dollars by
letting me know where can get him.
30 II JULIUS LISSO.
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D We eekaosledge oursglf under
obligations to Mr:: G. C. Clay, Jr., for
3 Pamphlet eartasning the renarks Of
himself and bthers on the "Harper's
Ferry lnyasions"
We are sick IaEd tired of tie Bun
ooanSe speeches upon this subject
Givst Us sometLiug more palatable--ii
nothing else, twp horse novel.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

* DR.. Byrd, If the OuichitaRegis-
ter, Is one of tee most corteoas gentle
men connected ssith the Louisiana
press. We eve 5Ou many thaGks, DIR.
for the geEtaenaaly fayors extended
to us, in such ffiendly manner; and
shalt repay the sSme, with tdnfold in
ierest, when > meet opportunity affords
itselF.
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THE Latest news.

New YoRK, Jan. 9.-Later advices
have been received from Buenos Ayres
to the effect that the Government Of
Bueyos Ayres had signed tteated of
peace with President Urquiza, by
which Buenos Ayers becomes again a
portionof the Argentine Confederation.
WASHINGTON, Jan. a.-Tne Louisi-
ana delegation in Congress waited on
Postmaster General Holt to-day, in a
body, for the purpose of eliciting from
him snch information as he might com
municate in relation to the mail ser
vice between this city and New Orleans
and to urge the claims of Louisiana to
improve facilities and the enforcement
Of greater regularity on the part of
mail contractors IN delivering the
mails.
The result of the interview is nol
definitely known, bat it is understood
that Postmaster Holt gare them little
encouragement TO expect any improve
ment in the facilities afforded by the
department on the contrary, that the
Department eontemplates q reduction
of the present service, On the ground
that arrangements for the postal ser
Woe of Louisiana entailed an expense
TO the Department of half million
dollars per annum in excess of the
revenue accruing therefrom.
WANHNGToN. Jan. 9.-In the SEN
ate to-day. Senator Iverson made an
elaborate speech on the doctrine Of
~quatter sovereignty, strongly oppos-
ing that principal.
| In the House of Representatives,
three more ballots were taken, with
NEARLY the same result as those of las,
week. The prospect of an organiza-
ton appears as distant as ever, except
the vote for Hamilton continues gener.
ally larger than that formerly cast fol
Bocock.
On the last ballot, to-day-the thirty
second--tEe whole number of votes
was 219; necessary to choice, ITO
Sherman received los Hamilton, 50
The remaining 26 votes we're scattered
among a number of members.
Judge Hughes, of Indiana, is to b.
appointed to FIJI the vacant judgship 0
the Court Of Claims.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The efFor
to unite the anti-Republican member.
of the House of Representatives, OF
Hamilton, of Texas. as their candidate
for Speaker, has again failed. The,
7 do not seem to be willing to unite Of
any OF the names so far brought be
fore them.
The Conmitte of the Senate, t,
whom the McLane treaty with Mexic,
was referred, are to report soon, and. i
is stated, this report viii be of favor
able nature.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

IL The psopsetors Of the Saturday
Evening Post h&se sent US a bsau.iful
steel engraving efaitled the Steaking
Likress," which beats every Thing in
the line we know If The only superior
speaking likerssss Chat e1ceIls tin oul
estimation, is well constructed insti.
tusioE of--caiico.s
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

E A resolution has been adopted
sy the Legislature of Texas to print five
hundred copies Of the Governors mes
hage in spanish. FIVE hundred in Ger
man, and two hundred in the NorRe-
gian language.
At least one thousand ought to have
been printedin Camanche.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

IS " The Nssehstoches Union. comes
TO "a With sIsout half. a column in
French language marked, and Vie sup
pose. intendets fog our especial benefit.
BY Gar, Monsieur lie Un5on, des
Natchitochos--all at a venture-we
no speak English. Ne plurit,as unum,
vica versa thA american Eagle and
veni. sidi, yici, eF vox Populi, yox del
adlibitum, sic trsnsie glorious murder
ct sine cura 4hem.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

sA- The Memphis Avalanche says
the Hon. Jacob Thompson, of Mississ-
ippi, viii be presented for the consi d
Grafton of the Charleston convention,
It adds that there are strong and pow
erfnl influences conspiring to advance
the claims of Mr.. Thompson.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

~ The editor of the Boston Liber-
ator calls upon the ladies of the North
to make use Of nothing that is produced
BY slave labor. He needn't expect
them not to use cotton. They will
not expeH 50 old friend from their
bosoms.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

T The State Of Massachusetts
has amended its laws relative to the
marriage contract. by providing that
divorce may be obtained on the ground
of extreme cruelty, deserted for Eve
consecutive years, and confirmed hab.
its Of intoxication contracted after mar.
rage.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

IT, That sterling, honest and faith
full erpondef If Southern Rights, the
Mobile Register, has come Il, Us con-
siderably enlarged and beaqtihed in
typographical appearance. Mr. For
syth, the able ana dignifed editor q
this sheet, is 3 hfuthful and fearless
writer-one wbel never SMOKERS hi:
sentiments to gain the approval Of
pampered ofisiala.
q Harmony's'. New York CORES
pOndence in the Register, is itself vel
worth the price q subscription.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

U The iaw cePartnership.. hereto
fore existing between A. B George
and j. D. Watkins. was dissolved on
the FIRST Ct January, 1860. lSee the
card Of J. %. z Il B. Watkins, to b
found among OR rev advertis ements!
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

IT. Peressdsn's Magazine for Feb
TrarY is at hanl. Peterson is always.
first on hand--and the first welcome.
The beautiful atetl engraving !" The
BOquat Of Baatys' canhardly be ex-
eeiled-only bg nature itself.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

H1 Mr.. Grow, Of Pennsylvania,
usod ungentle,naaly lauguaga against
DIR. Branch, Of n. c.. in his remarks
apon the PostofFee Bill, in the House :
and when satisfaction was demanded
BY the later gentleman, the former
eaved in most beautifully
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-01-20

E The Baton Rouge Gazette and
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