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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-01

NEW BOOKS
DY ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS AT KELLEY'S BOOK
ID STORE:
The Woman in White, by Wilkie Collins;
The Queens of Society Illustrated;
The Sunny South, the Souherner at Home by Rev. j.
Fl. Ingraham;
Biographical Studies by Geo. W. Greene;
Virginia House Wife, or Methodist Cook;
Whatever Is, Is Right by A. B. Child;
Walks Talks Travels and Exploits of two School Boys,
book for boys, by Atkison;
Maternal Management of Children, by DR.. Bull;
st. Johns Manual;
Key of Heaven; Catholic.
SeIaphic Manual;
Man and Woman, by Rev. P laughter;
Notes on Nursing, by Florence Nightingale;
FOOTBALLS upon the Boundaries of Another World by Rob
Dale Owen;
Nv Experience Foot Prints of Presbyterian to Spirit
ualism. by Frances H. Smith
Buttons Greek Grammar;
Buttons Caesar;
Buffers English Grammar.
Oct. 3lst
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
"a THE STORE HOUSE occupied by Lloyd G.
@ Selars, White Hail. will be for rent by the first day
@~AHA of January next II. NJ. WOOTEN.
Nov. l. 1860, 10N&Dlte
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AT RETAIL,
A HANDSOME stock of Foreign and American Dress
IA Goods; Housekeeping Goods and Fancy Articles
Cash credit cheaper than elsewhere.
Oct 2. HEDktOk Ryan,
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DISSOLUTION
VIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between Foyes
Galloway, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
ousness OF the late hrm will be settled by D. NJ Foyes
D. NJ. FOYLES
NV. CHARLES M. GALLOWAY.
wilmington, N q. Aug. 10th, 1860. 288&5l-tf
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'1HLOH S.H0N1HA-
ON THE kIIR(lPEAN PLAN,

CITY NEW YORK.
SINGLE ROOMS SO CENTS PER DAY.
City Hall Square, of Frankfort street,
Opposite City HAIL.
Meals they be ordered in the spacious Refectory
There Barriers Shop and Bath Rooms attached to the
Hotel.
ENN B.-Beware OF Runners and Haclkmen, who say
are full.
R. FRENCH, Proprietor.
Nov l. 1860. 10-ly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-01

CANDLES! CANDLES!!
Rn BOXES ADAMANT1NE. Just received and for sale
COby I. H. MCKOY co.
Oct. Is.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-01

DISSOLUTION.
TNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under the
Il name and style of JOHN G. HEYER & Co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent
All those indebted by book account will please come for
may be closed. JOHN C. HEYERC
w. A. HRYER.
Oct. l, 1860.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-01

HE UNDERSIGNED have entered a Co-Partnership
under the name of HEYER co. and will continue the
GROCERY AND PROVISION BUSINESS at the old stand
on North Water Street.
JOHN G. HEYER.
VIM. A. HEYER.
Oct. 6, 1861 27&73m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-11-01

CANADA MIXTURES,
CANADA GREYS,
CANADA GREYS,
CANADA MIXTURES.
1NHE BUSINESS SUITS made of them decidedly pop
i ular. They sell daily-they suit the young
stylish-are cheap-the whole suit COAT, PANTS and
VEST for SIG So Couldn't be made for 1913,
Superior in material better style than N c. Cassmeres,
costing Is to 81 so per yard, and can be had at
BALDWINS,
BALDWIN'S,
80 Market ST.,
Oct. 27.-d&w. Wilmington, N. G.
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fair to Good, II q u; Ordn. to Mid. q 95 Flour
FAMILY, 90 @ y rs: Super: Is q 81 co. Fine SO @
sc IS Scratched 25 q Sc so Gran-Corn 81 90 a 10;
Wheat, 81 40 so; Oats As q so; Peas, 81 90 10;
Bye 81 90 @oo0; Lard-l4 g Is cents Molasses7
pool Sack, 81 SO q 90 Turpentne- Dip 81 10
q OOO Virgin, 81 50 q 90; Hard, so 90 q SO Spir
its, 354 &c cents.
Cotton-A fewsbaes have been sold Ia cents but Il
is probably fair quotation for best quality
No other change to note.
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CdEESEs CHEESE !! $3.50 =. -
20 BOXES (Choice) now landing from Steamer Par
~ kersbug.. For sale low by
Oct. u. sTs ID. MsKOY d 20.
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In this town. the 23d ns in the 44h year of her age
MIS- ELIZA A. WRIGHT, rect of the late Lieut.. w. H.
Wright, of the United States Army.
She, the holy and weakly,
Who the cross of suffering bore,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

" AsAEFAEs TEaEATER. oRAYfgR sTREET.
lrssr, w. ssanaesf John n OWRys
STAGE
t&hty-seeond Night OF ahc Season.
.a FRIDAY NIGHT. Fsb s, $50.
-5is InEh fRIChPH - viii be presented IT,,
comedy entitled OUR y ~
AZ i,snenAfd Mf John Owens; Lord Dunfrenv ~ ~
,,a aaseytt NJ Comldoek Florence TrsncLsrd Mo
My MeTsdh, Miss ssfa Stevens Mil Mourt
NI-I order TO prodace its niav IN IL or,snst -
oii y VIII constitute the whole evenings
Doors open At o'ciock Performance i, co
rne1ce at O'clock precisely, ~ cvna.
o sS opsn or securing Private Boxes Chair.
fe3 ". B. cHIPrENDAIE. rr.aarrsr.
81. CHARLES THEATER.-s7. CHARLES 81
.LeAses asyd
- Acting Manager
BENEFIT and Last Night but Of MI JAMES ANDERSON.
FRIDAY NIGHT, Fab $. 1850
shakspsaTes tragedy Of HAMIET-Hamlet Mr. Anderson;
Opheia Miss EiswoTthy; Ghost. Mr. G. Pope 10 conerde
With NJ farce o. BURIED ALI vE-Bowbell Mr. scailaI
-Sundsy-Beneft of Mr.. ScalIan
s9-Aondny-Mrs Emma Waller will appear
PRICES OF ADMIssION-Dress Circle and Ps.due,te rs
Gents second Circle, 20 cents Gallery Is cents; Private
Doors ~ 81 O'Clock the Performance 10 commence !,
fc3 p GIE Asoy T,as,r-sx
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03

ES FOR SALE. " . ~ g 1t1'fias9fsS
havs received City Carolina e,ad yirsinr, Nes,r..
consisting oi Field Hands Cooks Washer. n,,a Isensssr
Also two No. Rlack1nitns No. Bricksrer 6rY esaS
Carpenters, and good Cooper. = - s'Ffs-
i rs Tacaiyng fresh EauEs month during seson
iSrpfs1
Persons yishng 10 purchase wpnd DO vel 10 rs NE an
believe purchEsins elsewhere. Appiy 10 = 80
Ill. r.. PETERSON
Is Perdia5 street
OF I'm between ST. Charles and sa15i,,rlsf ga f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03

AUCTION sALE--A Lot OF CHOICE FIELD HAfDs-
An Of them Creole Negroes and young.
By w. Fl. COOLEY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03
4 ATEssIas,s TROPICAL RooEINe-

Cheaper and superior se other in Southern
It's tested and recognized qualities ays-- ss
Isl. pGRAHIIITY-eqlial o he best sasss rccfs
eaks being possible. ~ - = = - =
presents smooth granite Ike snrsco
GuEAfAEsSIt cesis much less shan, though II il &c
gao any slate or wood roof and fesa than s fnser
raaang heretofore offered to tbs public
sih INeoNBusTiHiIrT-Is win resist Gre better ia.
slase-roof. " - - -
6th eoNfEsIESGE-It will soften under the heal Of
tense Beat OF summer. sSz7s@7s
tn SoLlDITf-It becomes harder smoother faze
posue be reois Of sy slope beins lighs
weishf does not require heavy rafess support hia
nol hseie e eosfeson and breaking does
The STRGPiGAL RO0FI&tn is chemical calspa1sad N
substances several of which peculiar Ia alo1s
IN proportions discovered BY experiment experience
1 in his city. =
Testimonials Of The the lie hans
| fGFe contracting
an orders isfs the Pestofce. BOX Z Ne 2 Win ts
/ j. q. KATHM4N,
lsi5 ~ Of MELVILLE snd NzHls 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03
CAMDEN AND TRENTON DAILY

$50 CAMDEN AND TRENTON DAILY
fssssaasS<1sSSs---=<s NJ ALL STAGE LINE.
The above is completely stocked
" Gonifnodio,.s dial Stages sill leave Camden,
Ark, and Trenton, ia every day Sundays excepted at
oeiolk A. NJ. and arrive Trenton and Camden hs say
following, o'clock r. NJ. II
This limo Cam The Stage lines Hot
Spfng Gaines landing and Washington at Trenton
burg and Trinity. Na:chez. Miss.
Every attention is and Convenience
the Yelling community ms
f~t VIII connect with steamers Treatia thus anfus
uninterrupted transportation travellers going South
VIC CARR.
Cherry Ridge. L.. Oct, q. 1874 NIL ly,SW
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A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE, SITUATED on
st. Peter street Second District.
BY II. A. KINGSTON,

10 IFelT' q.
SATGHDAA, the I1tfi Inst. Mt ia osclocIx
lie auction ~ - x s-' ~ ~
a CERTAIN LOT or GROUND with ali the innrovsnent.
thereon situated in the Second District in Square No. S. and
bounded by CaTondee Walk St Pee. Roman and Derbry
streets measuring 6 feet front Peter street and exten
ing in depth los feet inches on the side towards
Roman street and 0i feet inches Dern.
street, per plan. 49,
Inc improvements comprise one-stofy frame COS,
agehoase having iron gallery columns in front two
large paors with sliding doors large room pantry and
covered gallery on The side; two3toy
ing room and kitchen below and above
wood and alouse, cisEern brick
the parlors and bedroom beautifully papered and hnba5
with cornfces and center pieces ~
MS-One lhiid cash. balance a and 10 ,ro,t+.
credit Tor notes secned by mortgage The property bearing
per cent interest maturity and If ms
Then paid per cent until final payment buildings To he
Kept insured and the policy transferred until lie NOTES
paid. ~ w ea
Act q sale before " J. Casel Notary Public at the ex
felsons wishing examine the property can do so by
calling On the Auctonseg for the keYs. 80
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OFTiGg OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
- = No. 81 Common street Nav Orleans.

H-PubIic Tibrary-As ii does mot seem to
be generally understood tNt tie Library the Mechgnich
sttete opsa 10 all rRHg the Committee this
method Of advising The public Of the fact,
The Library Ro1ms in the InAtrte Dryaies street.
between Common and Canal stfe1s Hpan o'clock al
NJ 70 o'clock r. n GIiAS. PDTTHOFF,
Chairman of hr T,iifAry
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03

THREE VERY DESIRABLE LoTs FOR a FAMILY
Residence, and in very eligible location at auction
BY BEARD, PITTS IL GARDNER SMITH
Formerly J. a. Beard & Co.,
GARDNER Smith, Auetonser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03
AUCTION SALES.
PACKAGE sALE--2 10000 GERMAN CIGARS
BY ID. E. MCRPHY,

A0OI1ON SALES.
PACKAGE sALE--2,Ieoo0 GERMAN CIGARS.
By d. E. MoRPHY,
AucrIosEKx
~ 4 M at The NE Importer Join b. Fischsr, No
s sassa y r The n ssse NAMED arrived
s0-TERNs-Iaberal. at sale. See catalogues. JAZZ
AUCTION sALE,A LOT OF CHOICE FIELD HAsDs-
An o. them Creole Negroes and young.
By w. Fl. COOLEY,
Auctioneer.
w residence Il Esnns Hs; Sh on ibs 1sisrs II Fs
sna a T csr At public auction the following described
aneaa ihe Saves are az voting, creole, and fully guar
SLAVES
! e ssG"' &c. sssf & & ; yss...
.-. 8 Joachim, aged % years.
!. Lite Joachim, his son, 2 years.
s ssss5, G ssdd s5 sss .y.s :,
% Paul, aged Is Years. sss.''
il Ihsoao sssi as e INV q ysats.
i 5sIIsn sa st sss Z 4 ss years.
L L o bls'ss' &c. sssf i z 5 ssss,.
u Rosete her child, aged . years
q y s Ma,ts' s sged r y years.
81 E Eshbny, AGED sssd ss years
e seyerine aged is months
E .aaeels sss ca a Y i ys.rs aaa
g. yietorin Gag aged 9 & Years, and
& RI asPe. ss ssfd Is y sssss
81 81 Lorstte, aged Is years, and
3 i5 ssebh TIE ssea Sss Years.
g. y. p psfany, s ssss 3 I sy ,ss,:
q. Marie, aged sFa 70 ! ye sss's and
q t azfaas I'D I'D 3 y ysss. ana
&. zidore aged years
q. Louise, aged lS months
4 a angsna, assa : years ears 1'a
II. Gauton, aged ID years
LANDS
ri. IIac o. Land situated on The Island Of False River in
Of NV Il e p B. ha n
Anohs Tract situated as above having arpsps front by
@ VIVA II III ss x sss
aa q he aI mad hss s r. ~ q
aqaFt ss sesG. s Nj d f Township Ranrs %
TIE above Inds end Slaves bseg q Eienne Major The
W. RsEsss aaS fsG JsbTossrh. Save.
1s osa5s ys II one two and three from Of sale
sG asI IN s sns two S,ss and three yt, h sse s
payable Xxi; q he Citizens Bank of New Orleans
la a d ess i e he balance IL two and three
p p ses s &c .ass PAYABLE and tss
the atissas Baak PEI cent interest aife a'a
fo tis Mules Horses and movable property all surs under
St y CASH oyer Sly0 purchasers give notes with good
ecly u soIido with cent interest datetayRbic
one yer atr date OF SALE Special mortgage
lAis a aahe 70 SeGre Of price and interest.
cf Of sale before John Moebiu Recorder
hnd inscription Of mortgages al the expense purchasers
N ~ Persons coming from distance land Waterloo
where ley VIII Ind horses and blgge Mr. Ell Majors
about i've miles from Waterloo. is2l
THREE VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR a FAMILY
Residence and in a very eligible location auction.
BY BEARD, PITTS IL GARDNER SMITH,
Formally j. a. Beard & Co..
GAHpsEa saiTH, Aneonssr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03

UITIZBSs BANK OF LOUfs1ANA,= Z
a-5z New Orleans, Dec, 80 1850. :
HB-An election for seven Directors of this
Bank by he Stockholders thereof Will lie held In
law his Office MONDAY 9Th February next between 10
o'clock A. M. and 2 r. N.
DO 2iAwtfeG r.. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03
THyRspAr the 9th Inst t. . at t3 II Coo, ,s,,

fFHHRsDiT, tho 9ti, inst. at Is o,cIoelx
auction " - 9t'N ~
THREE LOTS OF GROUND. in square bounded nv ST
Mhrx ~ Andrew colsenm and Chestnut Said lots
measure each ~ feet III inches and front en- ST. MARY
street ii feet II INCHES and lines rear ne by deph
ior No. Of ia feet inches and lines Coliseum street and
l2iteet ~ inches and lines the side g. No 3 e
same depth On he eide Of No and l25 feet inches lines
street " - ' S"
n-fERMS-0ne-thrd cash the balance at / and years
toI note per cent; interest and per eventual
teres, secured by mortgage the property.
Act Of sale before j. W. Breeioye Notary Public nj the
experae Of the purchaser. ' fiji
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03
.sTRAWBERRIEs.

GEO, NEWLAED, the American Strawberry MAN. who
has visited than twenty different States the last fourteen
years which bhep devoted tho collecting and testing
varieties S Charles Hotel with plants Of few choice
raetea whett circlas containing certificates from
Hon " Brown Postmaster GENERAL and many Others
directions cultvating furnished with
plants Cali early proprietor will but short
time md that ey EASILY be distinguished he will
badge upon his ahbon with StiawDery Mani printed
upon ~
References IN thia ciyMr 4 r. Marks Postmaster; Hon
Rufus Dolbear President Commercial leg Camp
Common strees PineAard Steele Co. IS TcboupitounS ST.
W. O. Raymond II Robert pikn, AZ and ID Camp
street and Robert Grbhie, 40 Camp street. Mr. j. w. ChKp
lin n Carnndeet street. Also, Hon Judga l.. s. Houghton
Vickspug, Miss, and A. b Lawrence, Boyeta, Miss.
fe3 1tGWs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03

eeip 500 uarels Camel from
the celebrated Peytan nes JoBl river, Virginia.
hrst in this market wi years We have fully
qualities Of this coal since il arrival ard IL
equal in I'll the hest English Camel imported
such will sell full guarantee, and will
ther TINT 1t MI, perfect satisfaction any using
il, sale.
M5y~Prict-0uc Dolg|F per barrel. ...
hPENGER FEED 4 CO.,
fe36t corner fianrp md (;irod ats
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03

81 MADAME DeRAR's DANCING acan-
az*SSs> streets. " - s4-.s
s The Ladies' of New Orleans respectfully Informed
IN that The above Academy ope where Al, ~
~ Fashionable Dances viii be taught. :. ''e
and Az to 81. r 'N' - y A-'s'
Gharen-Taeslay Thursday and Saturday NON ~ 10 a.,
PIisate LessoasTueday Thursday saturday from
TERss: Ladies, sI0per month"; Children 80 navshl In a.,
sanca. Twelve lessons III the ronth - - F"s ~ ",
ks}s aal IA lee5s. - N's' III. III ss w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03
swEETmEaTs, HAVANA

T
1000 pounds Sweet Chocolate, gRuia SaHe, in boxes OF
s and IL potndk
pounds and Cyssaiysd Ffaits Apricots Peaches
Pears Pins Iestnpts, Figs, Gngsr. Pinesppits, cts.
IS Havana Guayaba Jellies and fdste.
25 Havana Swseineats, in Jar5 assorted.
haTshnalow Drops Jujnbe Pass Fig Paste Cum Drops,
Rock Stick and Fancy Candies Of all descriptions
BY daily and tot Iale ahnrene and fciHii, by
II fe2 81 M II Sd reyse street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03
THE FARINA COLOGNE WAITER

ray-oideFs Inrusted Of j. C. Parma VII
have prompt ae,tiau ind the rae.aad
prices as II Forwarded dlFsct to coiogne 90 ~
O. r. DuDDECKE CO., ~. 4
fe3 3m No. ii Common street.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-06-08
THE BOSSIER BANNER.
OaiciaI journal bf Rossier PaIsish.
w. H: sCANIAND, EpITon.
e RM S /:


The BossITR BANNER is issued every
20 Friday morning: subscription. per
annum, three dGllars--in advance.
F Advertisements inserted for one dollar
. per square of ten lines or less, for
The first insertion, and so cents for
each subsequent. one. Liberal de-
auctions made Ia favor of yearly
ia advertisers, who will be required to
confine themselves strictly to their
legitimate business.
Professional and business cards insert
ed by the year, for ten dollars Eve
dollars for six months.
Announcements of candidates will be
inserted for ten dGllars---to be paid
in advance.
All articles inserted for the henefit Of
parties or individuals, at their own
solicitation, will be charged for as
advertisements.
Job work to be paid for on delivery.
~--~><~~~--~-~--~---~-~-~>~L-~ ~------~-f-~~~ ~-@
ET THOMAS II. SHIELDS, No. 66,
Grayier street, New! Orleans, is duly
authorized to act as agent for the Dos
sier Banner, in that city.
"a EMMETTE RAEKIN, at the Post
Office, Shreveport, is our duly author
lied agent at that place.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-06-08

The . Can1pte Times" makes q
great to Do, because it did not receive
thes advertising of the proposals for
the cutting of Soopeni's point, in this
parish andfsattributes the canse to
Senator slidelI--Einding up with an
abusive trade of falsehood and SLAM
ders agatast this gentleman. Does
the Times state what is correct when
it says that the letting out of this CON
tract was unfair. or illegal! Does it
state what is true when it says that
political preference was made to have
eifect-eor tkat no other paper but the
B. r.. Advocate was authorized to pub
lish these pfoposais2 It does not, and
einphaticaliy makes an untruthful as
sertion. 5Ne were authorized to pub
fish said proposals, and to the best of
our knowledge, SO was the Caddo Ga
zette.
The false plea OF the Times that the
Chief Engi,seerer, letting out the pro
posals, only desired to advertise said
proposals ia the Baton Rouge Advo-
cate, in order to keep the thing as dark
es possible, to let some Spectator get
the job, without others knowing any
thing of il, il as ridiculous and absurd
as the most abtras9 nonsense. What
particle Ct reason is there in such
sickening absurditiss, Itfurtherpleads
il vas the sntention of the officials
that SEINE parieul ar friend of SlidelIs
sheuld receive the contract, by said
operation. s Angels of mercy defend
az !" DO ray cars deceive my eye.
sighti Wonder il tho Times editor
still lives, affer making such wonder
fI discovery. And Pierre Soul@
spalke unto bis menials, barke ye at
ShdelE whensoever he passeth, and
cease not uatil / give We orders"
An1en, shouted Bro. Gray, and the
Beb-Teils rejoiced generally.
The enemies of Slidell are in fact
driven TO thowall--they are longing
and brc,odiug over their miserable fate !;
wistfulIy saa<ching in vain for some
new theme of personal abuse against
q man whose political standing and
reputation the dare not assail with the
least particle ef trnth. The cunning
plotting Lnaves, who are the base in
straments eff uupriucipled leaders =
in seareh Of pesision and notority are
eyer on she alast te manufacture or put
in naotioa sotae unthoa4ght-of agitation
to achieve their own reckless desire
for notoriety ard position.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-06-08
Are They DIsunionists I!

Unable to answer the unanswerable
argufrents of Mr.. YanceT, the Douglas
press seek, in order to destroy their
influence, to excite prejudice against
that distinguished gentleman and those
Who act with him, by signalling them
as disunionists per Sc, as disruptionists,
and denoupeing them for plotting
against the peace and unity of the
Democratic party. Yet it must be
known that all such charges are wholly
untrls. No ore who knows Mr.. Yam
cey will suspect him of Discrimination
or charge him with meanness. What,
ever his errors, he avows them boldly,
and ir 10 case shrinks from any conse-
quences that may attach to them. His
enemies, who know him personally, con-
cede bis honesty, his perfect frankness,
and his courage, and never call in
question his veracity. lie has denied
the correctness Of the charges to which
we have referred; and it must, we con
tend, he granted that they are unbound
ed, at least until they are proved.
In bis speech before the Convention,
be used This strong language
1t has been charged, in order to de.
moraliGe whatever influence we might
be entitled TO, either from our personal
or political characteristics, or as repre-.
sentatires Of the State of Alabama
that VIC are disfuptionists, disunionists
per Se-.tAat We desire to break up The
party IN The State Of Alabama, 10 break
up the party in he Union, and to dis
solve the Union itself. Each and all
Of these allegations, come from what
quarter ihey may, | pronounce to be
false. EApplause.l There is no dis
unionists chat | know of in the delega.
ton from the State Of Alabama. There
is no disrapionists that I know of; and
if there are factiosists in our delegation
they could not hare got in there viii
the kno%fedge upon the part of our
Convention that they were Of unenvia
bic character. We come here will
two great purposes: first, SO as to save
the constitutional rights of the South
If it lay 10 oar power to do SO. W.
desire TO save the South by the bes
means thai present themselve to US
and the State Of Alabama believes tha
the best means now in existence is thu
organization of the Democratic party
if Te shall bs able to persuade it f
adept ths constitutional basis upoi
| Bhscll We think the South alone can 5,
saved.
] a. d 49, :
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-06-08

DOUGLAS OR DoMBY.-What's the
difference! What are the private
prospects or prosperity, the exaltation
or disappointment of any single person
or the expectations of his parasites, in
comparison with the consequences to
our country-to ourseIve and our chill
dren, in case of the disruption or defeat
of the National Democratic party p
Better than ten thousand Presidential
aspirauts should perish than that secss
tionaI fanaticism triumph, to drench
our land in blood, and blacken and
redden the heavens in smoke and fame
and curse ourselves and children with
the outrages of anarchy and the OPP
preston of despotism p M'ddl-tOaon
Baaner, n. Y.