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fromthe American Baptist, New York Aug. 9, 1859
A miniature woo den pagoda which we brought
from Burmah having been broken while on ship
board, We we're very anxious have il repaired,
and tried several sorts glue but without success
till our attention called to Spalding's Pre- ared
Glue, sid at 80 Plat Street. This was found to an
swer the purpose. The Pagoda appears ow to be
strongly cemented, and can be seen by calling at
tie Office oil the American Baptist.
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Ss- For pretty and cheap Dry Goods call on
Nicholson Humphrey at No. p South side OF the
Square. They are receiving daily fine stock both
Fancy and Staple Goods which they selling a IT.
tie cheaper than any other house in the city
marla-if
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Approximation Prizes.
Whols Tiekets $40; Halves s5;ouarters 81 sd

Ceruncatss Of packages n The Ordinary ~ axitgs
sill lie sold ~ following -ates which Is the fisk
Certificate OF Package Of 10 hole Tickets. $50
10 Half - 20
10 Quarter -. 20
a. 10 h1shth -. 10
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The Missouri Refu6i,esm says that every
leading Whig and Amer.eaa paper in the
State has abandoned Mr.. BaThs. aud axis
what chance te has ior tne .ute OF kIs<oau
pndtr such circumstances.
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Mrs Wfnsiow, an experienced nurse ua
emale physician, has soothing syrup for children
eethirS, which greatly facilitates the process OF
teethi,g by softening the lucing all infama
on-wilI aliay all pain and is to regulate the
bowels Depend uponit, mothers, it will give rest
yourselves and reliefand health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement n
mother column. une7dAv1v
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ESQ BALTIMORE STREET.
IL is one of the most extensive in this country
tie proprieIors are fully prepared to compete wit
Northern Cites. febZ9-d2m
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Underwear.

SoTHER inxocs % ssaseHzbie UnssFwe4r e
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Visiting Baltimore should fail 10 exsmne the stool
OF FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C., &c
otleI ell tor sale by
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Fresh Peaches.
If The Grave Could Speak

rSS DOZEN Cans Fresh Peaches. just resolved and
81 for sale by
spsll-is MALL. HOOPER CO.
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Umbrellas.

r.-xrvEp q suppsy q { sbfeIizs e Sllk, Aipse-
- Gas han sne plaza estl1nselas ezra iaEss
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Inauguration of the Clay Statue AT
New Orleans.

The New Orleans papers estimate the
number of persons that participated in the
ceremonies OF this event, at sixty thousand.
Of the nrocession the pfeg,n.1s SAWS
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Proceedings of the Police Jury.
MARCH SESSION, 1860.

Pursuant to call of James Ford,
President of the board of the Police
Jury ofthe Parish Of Bossier, said Jury
met in the town OF Bellevue. After
being call to order BY the President, the
following AIMED members, answered to
Their names, to-wit James Ford
President from ward No 6 4; r. G. Lam
caster ward No. A John Slack, ward
No. 8; j. t. Turnkey, ward No. 8; Wn.
Arick, ward No. Q.
There being quorum present, they
proceeded to pass the following bills !:
There being petition presented, pray
ing for the review and estsblishmentof
| public road, leaving the Collinsburg
and Martins ferry at S. Bogg's thence
BY j. G. Aliens taking the section line
some where near the said Aliens resi-
dence aud keeping the line between
Calvin Sifton's and R. S. Cagitt's, thence
lon by John Heifner's and the widow
Cochran's, crossing the Arkansas line
near the Chalchiate Springs church
thence in the direction of Walnut Hill
| Therefore, BE it it-enacted by the Police
Jury OF Bossier parish, La, That sale
review be and the same is hereby
granted. @
Be it further enacted, DC, That S
: A.. Boggs, R. E. Wyche, J.G. Allen
! r. s. Cavitt, J. G. Lewis, Gideol
! Allen, and Martin Martin, be and the,
are hereby constituted committee t.
Imark out said road and report L
this body at its session in June next
Be it enacted by the Police Jury dc
: that Philo Alden and ]. s. Biggs b
e and they are hereby authorized t
s change the Bellevue and Ark. road 8
,s follows leaving said road west of sal
! Alden's residence thence on the lin
: between the said Alden's and Bigg
intersecting said road on the bill west
the said Alden's residence provided Il
Il p O.
said parties do the same at their ow
expenses, and put the new road in goc
condition, and it be review by tt
z overseer of said road.
: Be it enacted by the Police Jury. d.
: That John Fl. Braden, be and is heret
If appointed overseer Of the Bellevue ar
'e Point ROAD IN place of f. ]. Braden ar
] is hereby authorized to work said ros
= = the same distance and work the san
,df hands formerly apportioned to the sa
FL. Braden.
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The shadows in the valley.


There's messy, shady valley,
Where the waters wind and flow,
And the daisies sleep in winter,
'Nearth coverlid of snow.
And violets, blue-eyed violets.
Bloom in beauty in the spring,
And the sun-beans kiss the wavelets,
Till they seem to laugh and sing.
But in autumn when the sunlight
Crowns the eedar-covered hill,
Shadows darken in the valley
Shadows omnious and still /; b.
And the yellow leaves like banners
Of an Elfn host that's fed,
Ting'd with gold and royal purple,
Flutter sadly overhead.
And those shadows, gloomy shadows,
Like dim phantoms on the ground,
Stretched their dreamy length forever
On daisy covered mound;
And l loved her, yes, | loved her,
But the angels loved her too,
So she's sleeping in the valley,
Meath the sky 50 bright and blue.
And no slab of pallid marble,
Rears its white and ghastly head,
Telling wanders in the valley
Of the virtues of the dead;
But lily Is her tombstone,
And dew drop pure and bright,
Is the epitaph an angel wrote
In the stiffness of the night.
And I'm mournful very mournful,
For my soul doth ever crave,
For the fading of the shadows
From that little woodland grave,
For the memory of the loved one,
/ From my soul viii never part;
| Aud those shadows in the valley,
/ Dim the sunshine of my heart.
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BELLEVUE, LOUISIANA, MARCH 16, 1860.

Be it enacted by the Police Jury, DC.
That N. D. Byrd be appointed overseer
of .---- road in place of James
L. Byrd, and work the same hands ap-
portioned to the said J. L. Byrd.
Belt enacted, DC, That Austin A.
Reves be appointed ovelseer Of the road
in place Of Mr. Austin, and work the
same hands, and report the same 10 this
body. ...s .,<
On motion thelPolice Jury then ad.
journed until O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing, March 9th, 1860.
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NJ Mrs Partington addressed hes
prodieal son Isaac. when eating Q plate
Of strawberries, thus How grand
you are growing; by 'em BY you will
want to board at the Preyier House.
and like ON umbrella ice cream. You
must not be 50 gluttonous, dear;
don't ike to see little boys with such >
velocity Of appetite.
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Be il enacted, &c., That the sum o
fifty dollars be appropriated for the ben
eft of Mrs. Greephaw, and be place in
the hands of ] 7. Turnkey, to be by
him expended 10 her greatest advan
tage.
Be it enacted, &C., That the sum Of
twenty-two dollars be allowed to W. f.
Hill,. as clerk ofthis body for his SER
vices as such redered since the last
January session, in issuing commissions,
notices, &c.
Be enacted &c, That the sum q
five dollars and twenty-five cents be al
lowed to w. Il. Hill, J.P., for services
rendered as suca in the case OF the
State VS.. r. NJ. Woodruff. s.
On motion of ]. T. Turnkey tht
Police Jury adjourned sine die.
g JAS. FORD, Pres't.1
w Fl. HUI, Clerk.
hereby certify that the above ape
foregoing is atrue aud correct copy i
substance of the original acts pssse'
by the Police Jury Of Bossier parish
at its call session of March 1860.
!. W. Il. HILL, Clerk,
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or A smart young Student OF anas-
omy remarked, in the hearing of his
sister, that the reason there was 50
many old maids IN the world was owing
10 the tight lacing, which 90 hardened
their hearts, IS to make them imPens-
trable to the shafts Of Cupid. sand
the reason there are so many old bach
eIors," rstorted the sister, sis because o.
lheir,lighi strapping, as they cannot
oct on their knees 10 declare their
passion y
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ssWhen II first landed on -the Ahores
of the Great Salt Lake, wasn't rich
in weeman; bad bat oae poor old yoA,
but men Is sksrse aad scseMen Is plents'
and ike keerful sbeperd begin to
increase nv flock. Weemen herdOfus
and our loyin' ways and they kep. =
pourin' in. They come from the north
and they come from the SOUTH they
come from east and west, they come
from Europe, they come from Ashey
and few Of 'em come from Afrikey,
and from bein' the miserable owner ef
the old yoe / becumthe joyful sheperd
Of mighty flock with smart sprinlr-
lin Of lambs, frisker and fatter than
anybody elss'a, and still got room for .
few more.
Gas said before, I'm not talkia'
pertickler for my benefit, but for yonra
for men is skceyce dnd s0essaegs . Psss-
ltg. Still I'd leetle rather you'd 90
along with me than not, pertickier yea
fiat one with the caliker sun bonnst.--
Don't hesitate, but take the chance
| while you can git II, and I'll make you
/ the bell voc Of the foek I'll lead
you through the green pastures aud
the high grasa; show you where yos
may capsr in the sunshine aud lay
down in pleasant places; snd, as yos
are in pretty good condition already
in course Of time you shall be fatteas
| Of the aock. Jihe in, jine 10, jine my
train, jjine it now; for men Is Stssres snA
aOeemsn as plsnty "
The appeal was irresistible. Astas
last account ''the fat woman with call
ker sun bonnet" had jined in,' and tive
or three were on the fence, with . Dc
cided leaning toward the AKssrfa'
Sheperd.s GIN. Enq.
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How TRuE.-Every editor knows The
truth Of the following from the New
York Home Journal
"Itis one of the hardships Of oaf
profession. that its working wAeeis
brains and heart--are not allowed =
Gag for sickness, or stop for calamity
or sorrow. The, Judge may adjouSa
his court, the school and the workshop
may close shutters, the mourner rnsy
veil features and turn friend aad atrsan'
Ger from the door--but the journalist
must forget before to O-morrow the aOs.
row Of to-day must write gaiiy and
freshly. as newsmonger, on the tritis
Of the hour. whatever burden has been
laid on that same hour, by Providenees
for his heart and brain as q man. IL
sometimes tries and mocks--as the
world that reads what is thus writtaas
would never dream Of"
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..A kEERFUL sHEPERD:"


Mormonism is still in practical oper-
alton among US. On last Friday
tall, raw boned saint, with a complex
ion very strongly resembling that OF
boiled tripe, arriving here from Pitts
burg with couple Of wives, but deem
ing his flock too small to start Salt
Lakeward with, held forth as follows to
an admiring audience, at house over
the canal with view to the perfection
of the material necessary to the COM
pleteness of his domestic facility. His
text was:
Men is Aksers and Weemenis plenty"
"Brothern and sistern pertickler the
sistern: / want to say few words
TO you about Mornonism-not for my
own sake but yourn. for "ssa IS Essree
and aceemen Is plenty.
"Mormonism is built on that high,
old principle which sez that it ain'
good for man to be alone and mighty
sight worse for women. Therefore it a
man feels good with q little company
la good deal Of it ought to make him
feel an awful sight better.
"The first principle Of Mormonism
is, that women air good thing. an(
the second principle is that you can
have too much Of . good thing Wo
man Is tenderer than man a. d is nee
sssafy to smooth down the roughnes
: Of his character, and as man has
good many rough pints in his natu
he oughtn' to give. one woman to
J much to do, but set each one to wor
: smo othin' some partickler pint
J @Don't think I'm over anxious 70
you to jine Ne, for I aint. I'm NJ
speakin' for my good, but for your ; f
e men 10 skesree and aOeenaen is plenty
Il said that woman was tenders
; than man. but you needn't feel stuc
! up about it, for she ought to be, she vi
9 made 80 purpose. But, how was Sd
a made SOL Where did she get it iron
Why she was created out Of the sic
g bone Of man and the side bone OF
IS man is like the side bone Of a turkey
e the tenderest part of him. Therefor
as a woman has three side bones and
y man only one; of course she is thr'
= times as tender as a man is, and
% duty bound to repay that tenderness
which she robbed him. And how d
ol she rob him of bis side bona WI
% exactly as she robs bis pockets now
davs Of his loose change --she took a
vantage Of him when he was asleep
% aBut as woman is more tenderer th
- . man, SO is man more forgiviner tn
"A woman, therefore won't say aDythil
10 more about the side bone, or the SIN
30 change, but invite you all to jine Z
81 81 train, for I'm a big shepard out c
Z, % way, and fare suwptaoUsly on purl
10 and fae linen.
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MACK 9th. 1860.

I
The Police Jury met pursuant to ad-
journmcnt, and after being called to Or
der by the President. The same mem
bers answered to their names as on
yesterday, together, with W. Q. HaFgis
fran ward No. 3; and after being duly
organized, they passed the following
acts, to-wit
Belt enacted by the Police Jury 0
Bossier Parish, la, That il is hereby
enacted by authority Of the same, that
township No. % of Rang No. "A "
ind east of Red River, shall constitute
School District No 25, and the same
shallbe known and designated as School
District No. 25 and that this act shall
take effect from this date.
Be it enacted, DC, And it is hereby
enacted by authority Of the same that
from aud after the date hereof 1t shall
be unlawful for Jury to make any sp-
propriation whatever for the purpose of
paying physicians for their pauper
practice in said parish of Bossier.
The following report of j. A Brown
lee and others reviewers was then read
and ordered to be spread upon the
journal, to-wit /:
To the President and Members Of
the Police Jury of Bossier parish, La. !:
We the undersigned committee of re-
viewers appointed BY your honorable
body to review aud mark ont a public
road from the Southwest corner of the
10th section of township No. ls o.
range No. l3 to the bank of Red River
would respectfully represent unto your
said body that we have made ssid re-
view as follows. to-wit: Beginning a
| the southwest corner of SAID 18th &C.
ton thence directly west on the linz
between sections No. Ia and 20, O
said township and range to the banl
Of Red River, that we regard it tn,
most practical location for said road
That we think It the one most advants
geous to the inhabitants, and the on
prejudicing Enclosures less than an,
other: and further that we assess a
damages to any one on account q eai
roa /. All of which We would respec
fully submit praying your honorabl
body to issue ell other orders necessar
to make and constitute the same THU
; class road. (signed). J. A. Brown
!, lee, Cesar Wallace, VIM. WaIlAc
VIM. Stanley, Lander Hamilton, y
J B. Wheeler.
Be it enacted, BE-, That the abo
, and foregoing report of. 4. Brow
lee and others;be and she same is her
by adopted, and that said road . :
: viewed by the said Brownies and othe
! be and the same is hereby constituted
third class public road.
Be it further enacted, &c, That 4
) proprietor or proprietors of fsrr
! through which said road is located ha
!. the rightif they desire not to open
i lane through their farms, provided th
! open good road through as review
! and erect gates suited to the convenier
of Of the public in travelling said road:
Be enacted By the Police Jury
: said parish that the following sums
! allowed to-wit
- To Morrow 4 sherwin, for lum-
Der to date for public bridges $40
/" A. Fl. Hollingsworth, IL
c., ]. r. Miles, constable, 2
By g DIR. P. r. Doyle 90
nd w. u. Mcdonald, 20
nd A. J. Charles, constable, II
adj " E. Strickland,
ne w. Arick,
i'd al 7. Turuley, 10
VIC Hargis, .
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Eg It appears from an announce.
ment made in The Ledger that The
immortal Bonner, the Napolean Of ad'
vertising, has beeasick and is well.-
Let the country breathe freely.
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ssr The Legislature Of Kansas has
passed the bill providing for the aboli-
Jon of slavery in that territory over the
IGoyenor's veto, by vote Of 30 yas b
7 rays.
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RAYHER LAucHABLE.-ln 1852,
during the reign Of Edward vi, in
England, books Of astronomy and ge.
ometry were destroyed, as being infso-
tise with nagiel
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RTCRD w. TURNER,

A ttnrney and Counsellor at Law.
IN. VIII practice his profession. in
the District courts of Bossier, Bien-
Vile, Claiborne, and in the Supreme
court at Monroe. Mr.. Turner pledges
himself TO give his undivided attention
to the prompt discharge of all business
entrusted to his care. Office. Belle
vue, La. VIM
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Norther,, Ma;l-Leaves Thursday 6 A
N. Arrives Friday 9 P. NJ.
Southern Mait--Leaves Friday Ga. NJ
Arrives Saturday 8 P. NJ.
Eastern MaiL--Arrives Daily 9 A. M.
Leaves 10 NJ.
Western Mail-Arrives Daily A A NJ
Leaves 5 P. NJ.
Walnut Hitl-Leaves Monday z A. M.
Arrives Tuesday 6 P. M.
Office hours on Sundays--from hall
past 10 till half past II O'Clock. A. M
Opens again at and closes at 3 O'Clock
p. M. j II. LOTION. P. NJ.
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xza.Y RED LAND
MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE
- nosaIEG PARIsR, la.

YENhe Second Term OF This .JT1Rpws
nstitution conmeticsa EA.k.s.lkasI
ro Monday October Sd, ans l1Eszgs
will continue without iniefnisslon--ex- :
cent a week al Christmas the term
~ forty weeks, The course OF lns'roe-
tiop is complete anG ths c:'fps OF each
ers efficient. Lar
iogs henina finished, We can now otter
.smanv facilities Tor iueiTuesion as may
~ lound in th5 SGolh vest. The
institution is located IN high and
healthy region OF county, walered oY
The hest of springs, which makes the
s;,,a,ion a dcslrable ore A chnreh is
s;,nated near bv, SO that students may
attend divine service regeafiy., A eooo
Dhvsic,an is also located at TINS point
who will suPeriniend The students in
cases OF sickness.
ruApers PER sEssIeN Of FIVE MONTHS
PAYABLE AT CLOSE OF EACH SESSION
Primary Department -. SIo 70 y, y,
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8 dollars per month.
Bv order Of Board Of Trustees.
". WALKER. President.
% A Csvr.r.r. Secretary
Plainyille, Booster FatSsh, La n2u
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-16
RoBT, J. LooNEY. sAM'L WELLS.
LOONEY g. WELLS,

A ttorneys and Counsellors at Law.
IN Win practice in the Courts of
Caddo and surrounding parishes, and
in the Supreme Court at Monroe and
Alexandria. Office on Market street,
near the Postofice, Shreveport, La.
VI n32
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f. G. HARGTS,
GEO. WILKINSON.

A ttorney at Law. Shreveport, La.
N Will continue the practice in the
parishes of Bossier, Caddo and DeSoto.
He viii also attend to all the business
of fIandrum g. Williamson, in the above
parishes. ylnl2