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tJones--R @ Cummings &ca44U i. Scixas- -Sbumway
4 Hews-EB Wheelock &co--Oglesby g. Macaulay
&C H Slocomb &co-B piHet- Blake & Tower
w I Davis Buckner, Stanton Il Newman Muse
y Murdoch Geo Rulett--Bruatour &eo-Kearny,
Taylor h Churohill-R nj Denman &eo--J P Bar.
bot Moore &eo--J e Fischer Grief Byrnes
&eo-Forwood 4 Gribble-and order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

The brig W. Hazard, Capt. Miller. from Pensa.
cola bound 10 Galveston, put in to this port for
repairs, enc having sprung leak ON the sth inst.
fly miles Of SonshReat Pass. She had on freight
10000 bricks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

Per steamship Arizona, from Brazos Santiago
via lndanola -Gholson and lady, l.. PerdreauyiIle,
9. Bris. Lninga, Ghuate, Green, Capt. Brandon, %.
s. Al y Pulgan and son, J. O. Huber--s on deck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

Ship Pomona. 80. fm Liverpool 18Th senienber
to MASTER cargo, 4a00 scks salt to order.
Schr Clifton. Grew, I'm Raatan Island, to j b Pig
u0lo eco.
sohr L A johnson, Ellis, II days FIN New York,
to G " Hynson eco.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13
=consagnees.

NEW YoRK--Per bark C W Harten-l. aalus-
Stevens & Seymour Thompson & Barnes Good
-E ] Hart &co-W oodman K Bemeut-A Jacauet
--B Turpin- Saml NJ Todd " A Violet &co-- G
Boye-shumway & Hews-G N Morrison &eo-Geo
A Fosdiek dco-s Locke-G " Hynson &eo-T F
Gnion-Bridge Il Son James Syme-- H G Steison
&co--S de Wiser &co- Rogers 4 Woodall- w De
Bopf &oo-R Z Laughlin-EJ Hart &eo-Flint 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Arizona, Smith, from Brazos Santiago
via Indanola, to Harris-ist district,
Steamship Chas Morgan, Lawless, from fndanola
and Galveston, to / G Hafris-Ist district
Ship Fawn, Marvin, Is days I'm Bath, (Me) TO
master-1st dist, 40.
Brit ship Argonaut, White, FIN Antwerp September
10th, in ballast, to master-Point.
Ship Martin Luther, Nichols, FIN Rio de Janeiro
9th September, TO Cammack i Converse
Ist dist, 2s.
Bark G w Horton, Sleeper, l6 days FIN Boston, to
g N Hynson &eo--lst dist, 20.
BriggW Hazard, Miller, days I'm Pensacola, to
fnaster-Agiers.
Schr Mary Clinton, Ryan, days fm Vera Cruz, in
ballast, to master--2d dist, %.
Steamboats,.
Atlantic, MoGiIi, fm Louisville.
De Soto, Beard. I'm Louisville. ia
John Simonds, Hicks, I'm Memphis.
Magnolia, Thomasson, FIN Yicksburg.
Gen Quitman Cannon, FIN Luna Landing.
Charmer5 Wilson, FIN Eicksburg.
Crosse Tete. MeQuoid, fin Bayou Sara.
Acadia, Vincent. FIN Donaldsonyie.
Alabama, Boardman, I'm Mobile
California, Myers, FIN Mobile
Homer. Watson. FIN Grand Ecore
| Era No 4, Scoyil, FIN Shreveport. 5
Eleanor, Main, FIN Alexandria.
4 Empire Parish, Grant, I'm Lower Coast.
j Morning Light, Radovieh, I'm Lower Coast
Home, Woods, FIN Black River.
Fowboat Hercules, LaPlaee, from the Passes :
lowed down and To sea on the sth inst
ships Prima de Alicante and Pacific brought
4 up ships Fawn and Argenaut, schr MARY
Clinton.
ToWboat Calhoun, Porter, I'm the passes to,vef
down and TO sea on the Sthinst, ship Adam
brought up ship Martin Luther aud bari
j G " Horton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

zNs xEHaf1T*r Business 49, AaatlAcr NeyF
sM&ixes The Desotn --- 1sersnsa Ni.--ssooW
Nesxs xrona Rid ESIxer---A RISE ~ sne NV W.
&x4 g~Heraig y---g'fic NJ. AZ. NJ I'LL. ~ y
NJ. Fsssss5x,tt Gonsin e. 9 rand
lsaskrs..1shc GWn, @osSes--- Aecident 20 the
448s,xrat lsa-- nfrserfi aneous--C5 Clippings 4ron
1tsr zs4cnapx Departures Ae-"ass esc'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13
Low Err CoAs ST.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, and = .,TuRD4Y a. IN !. n
NUIS QUARANTINE AND IoSy an
L. ee WeesI fine passenger paeEss
vii leave New OreAns us above c51nmencI s.ss,
Wednesday,, the Sd OF October. - commanding on
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

. 49, m burg U 5 NAL Ii1e--F6r Dnnaldsongte Plan.
1eIuine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayrn Sarn
fs g. River Landing Fort Adams Matches Water
burgThe NatcheZ, r. r Leathers master will
us above every Saturday O'Clock r. a. = 49, $3.50
selG II Cara,nd III eh ss,sc,
The Natfhez Yesburg with the steamers nnn
and Prince for Yazoo river. 1870
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

Leaves every TUESDAY as O'Clock P, 81
NEW ORLEANS AND VrgEga1
81 h burg y. s; Mall LineFor 9ona1ssonyilie ria-
squemine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson BAYOU Sara
Red River Landing, Fort Adams Natchez Waisrs
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenton and Vcka
burg-The new steamer Charmer, Capt w. O. Wilson, viii
leave as above every AZ o'clock p NJ Returning
jhl Agents. So Csrondsslet street
The above steamer will WITH the steana-
Dewdrop fog Yazoo river
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13
Fo AID AM s !.

Leaves every THURSDAY atop NJ
FOR FORT ADAMS. TuNTGA, NOR
H@s5 gaI2s Bayou Sara and The O08St-Tlle pas-
euf;er steamer Laurel Hill, II p. Cross,
MASTER, having been newly fitted and
eS!sRded win leave above, every THURSDAY EVENING
o'clock.
sei7 FUsE1sE LANorE, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13
Leaves, on SATURDAY. l7th tnst. st5P,M.
10 W Oh MlssIssIpPI....
: Iea.yy eysrr WEpNEsDAY. " B 2. NJ.
ron LAKE = IssRFs9 oV ri n m Bsr s;E

49, @ Goodrich Landing. Mlilken's Bend Duckport
laSt2-tfyE Ilcksburg Warrenton, Nsw Carthage Grand
aA4aA iuliJ 81 Joseph Rodney, Waterproof Eatchez
Fort Aaans Red River Landing, Tanca Morgan1a Point
Uonpee Bayou Sara, Port Hudson Ration Ronee PIa1ne.
mine Donaldsonvile and All intermediate apdngsTe na
ngd elegant passenger packet steamer Mary keene Capt
W. 81 Richardson, viii trips on FRIDAY SEM
stp5sr Il and Leave regularly above every FRIDAY at
9 throughout Inc season For freight psSsage apply
a.. y. r. CARROLL 4 Co,
sel2 II Agents. 81 Gnrnndeet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13
PoNTcHARTRAIN.

MoBIEE-Per STEINER Alabama.-7 bales cotton
Farley, Jnrey &co-T do Bradley, Wilson &co-A
bills naval stores n Smith 6eo- l75 bbls lime to
S Holden @co-2O cks lime Bridge Il son-24 bales
gunny bags Huntington Il Bro snndries to order.
MoBILE--Per steamer California bales cot
ton TO Farley, Jurey &co-sp ties hams to VOORHEES,,
Griggs &eo-sundres to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13
Leaves every SATURDAY. stsP NJ pos,ttveIv
REGULAR WICK SRITRG P1GKE

NJ h-ln Connection with NHtehel-fhe mar
1T nifeent se,mer y udn h TourO, Ianghorne
MASTER will leave donaldson Vile PlannepIns
Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou River Landing
Fort Adams Natehez Waterproof Rodney Sc Joseph Grand
Gulf Narenton and Yicksburg above freight or paS
MO IL hdvetissne A,es.t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13
Leaves on y aTt1RBAY t7th inst. at5P NJ
HEGULAR ri ED RINER PACRE Ell

49, The new magnificent frst class passenger packet
lfFskaa.E7S Gen. j. La. Hodges, sfeade master will
sSzsaEsE regular packet New Orleans and
Shreveport Grand Bayou Cotshatta, Canpe Grand Ec5re
Alexandria and all intermediate landings Red River
VfRGIEIUS C. DENT1EL,
ME .85n.s@ Advertising CANT.
"a DnrinE the the Gen. Hodges has built
press for tho Red River trade cefor safety and
sDeed, IA n d by my boat in lie trade
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

"A LA B A M A RIVER.

Leaves on TIL ESDAY. Nov II at5PN
AR KANSAS RIVER-For Fort s,,;,L
, IT, Van Buren, ,za'k Roseylie, Spadra Norrsn,rn'
Dardanelle. Lewisbnrg Little Rock Pine RnT
= New Gascony and all way and plantation andngs
ming steamer Key West, JOS Bannnn master viii Ienre
as above and shippers rely her remaining
IN the trade. For freight or apply
NIB " Ids.rt Hs,. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

TUEsDAY. Nov. l3, at 8 P. M
FOR Alta hAts VIA ATCHA~
~ n faasa sid River, elerfer's Landing simmsport
aNs5 II ali intermediate iaadnGs-The Hghi 5draught
- rsgpassenser packet Picayune No. 3, H. H.
roal, will leave AS above For freight passage
VIRGINIUs. G. DEETzFI.
ME- Advertising Agent.
S-The Peavune will tRke freight for a landings Gorta
hlGtu. with pfiVilege of Jeshinpin9.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

~zs FOR MOBILE DAGy,Y N s
Mail Line-M INFER Arrangemea-The9 sn,s p.
40 low pressure packet steamers
A. r Boardma'l, master, Cuba, James Hopkins. ma, a'
GniAorn1a A. IL Myers master all built exeresaly fo ,hs
Lake trade, with superior accommodations will nala t @
oas Us G9Fs oniesa prevented BY bad weather hgh Or
Leaving Ene Lake end Of the Pantaharar Raroaa ~
IN the arfigal of The clock p NJ train Of ears for 49,
DAYS. en9 ihohs-
R. GEDDEs, AGENT
". 50 tfraviar street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13
! . LsayGs evsty WEDNESDAY. at6r. N.

- :, LANDING, CUIUNI~a
HsT IA Ma Greenrie, Deer Creek, Eggs Point Lake
LssHe4s$3a arlington, Grand Lake Carolina Landing
skipwh's Landing. Lake Providence, Cam
hcks Landing, Mikens Bend Ficktbnrg Warrent0n New
Carthage st Joseph Grand Gulf Rodney Natches Red River
Landing and Bayon saaThe rev magnificent and swift ruu
ming passenger packet steamer James Battle. H. Ess
master will Leave above and Will aud Coast pasengers Fol-
freight or passage applyto
r. CARRoLL&Co
sci u AEenfs. 10 CnfnndaIrt etreet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13
TAILAHArcHIE AND YAzoo RIVERS

@s% m q. S. Mail packet Dew Drop, S. II. Parfsot
master, connecting with steamer Ghariner her
at yicksburg Friday merning)-For sa
Nrta City Tchua, Silver Creek Bertonia Wesorer
Honey Island Tnreys landing sidon CRANES Landing R
ing Sun, Humphreys, Greenwood Point Lefore Gosve
s intermediate landings Talahatchie high as
sharkey landing, leaving Vicksburg Friday arrival
the 81 O'Clock evening train.
R0- All raights shipped by the Charmer will be taken
through Mt high without charge, a24
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13
PEOPLEs SLIME

PEQPHE'S LERE-FoR THE ~ aST
4, HsY IN BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMsNATPhhs
me siauhch and ortabe Passenger sieaaas
Golden Age, Capt, Webbing eayss $50
SATURDAY EVENING. Il s O'clock 1s' ea'ea every
me substantial running Passenger Steamer Z. rk
Topyveii, ua9t Heno leaves every TUESDAY EyEEfsa
aas Il R. W. ADAMS co., Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13
TALGAHATCHlE AND YAzO0 RIVERS

Leaves TUESDAY, 18Th inst. At s 2. NJ.
EUR YAZOU AND TALbAHA TOHIE
NJ h Rfsers-For 'seto Greenwood, Marion, Ya4oo
City S,tara and YicksbmgThe superior light
sssa9 'ranght fl rnI ming passenger Dew
Drop NJ r. Dent, master, will leave above. For freight
Try yIRGJNIUs o. DENTzEL
nl2 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

NEINULAR GREEN WILLIE ANTf.
! IT, N, Yicksbnfg PacketThe new very swift and mag.
niheent passenger parket Gen. ,TnO, A.
aHzssTkgE Ruttman, John W. Cannon, muster viii
positively leave rs above o Argyle Landing sreeny Deer
Washington Grand Lake, Ashton Pitchers Point Skpwith,s
Landing Stack Island Landing Lake Providence Mlikents
Bend Viekahurg Warrenfon Gfn ST. Josepb Rodney
Waterproof Naehez Red River Ianalng bayou Sara Baton
apply on board.
se3 sdSsttisnr o.,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

m"o1 Leaves TU ESnAY Nov. IL. at5PM
FOR RED RIVER--shreveport. Grand
49, NJ Bayou, Coushatin, Campte, Grand EcoTe, ST,
Maurice, Montgomery, Gote Alexandria, Nor
EsIalzk@Amans Babias and all Intermediate landings-
The splendid and fast running packet Flea
noF Wills Main master E. Groves clerk On place Of the
Rapaes9 viii leave a above For freight passage apply
board.
VIRGINIUS O. DENTzEIl
nib Advertising Agent
rg- The Eleanor will Alexandria with the light
daueht steamer Fleta for all landings above DE Falls,
Leaves TUESDAY. Nov. H. at S p. H.
REGULAR HURRICANE, CARO-
IT, - lima Blif AID Shreveport Paeket-The new ee
gant light drauglt and very swift running side
wheel passenger packet steamer Countess, O.
H. Wilson, MASTER will eSve above for Hurricane nd Caro-
lima ufs yeport Grand ayou Eeote Coashaita
s Man Ice, Montgomery Coe Alexandria, Normen's Bar.
BINS and all intermediate landings Red rFer
Fer freight Or passage apply on hoard. .. ,@
YIRGINIuS q. DENT2EL
nl0 t. Advertising Agent
nThe Countess was halt expressly ror lie aoye trade
and passengers and shippers rely her remaining the
trade during The entire son
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13
Arkansas RIVER.

Leaves On SATURDAY oy IL On arrival OF he P " ca
FOR y LIMA MONTGOMERY
s9-S =. Huu WGiumpsa al Intermediate EfudnssS-
lstsAsS The plnsdid Lakesteom Whit. man, IA
" Aorien tauiit expressly Tie d. will
etye end of the jefferson and Gaolltnu Railroad
ah1,e Passengers and slippers rely this boat g-ing
direct THOUGH For freight or pas age. apply 10
]. L. HYDE Il CO, IS Gravier stree.
The WhemRn is now receiving freight at nepo, TyoIl
Ths wh'teman viii take fre CHI for Mobile, MS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

Leaves every nlterna.e THURSDAY at5PM
REGULAR SHREVEPORT u g.
.fs NIL P G q shreveport, Strand Bayen
s7aa 4arlin,s and ali Intermediate landings on Red
River lhe magnificent and fsrnning passenger packet
steamer Starlight, Charles Hayes muster viii leave rs
above For freight Or passage appy on board.
F1RGlNIUS Z. DENTZFL,
nl2 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

ssAxHRAC RRANDIRs = WE HAVE coon
0snpply hand receiving by direct inpeacns from
Franco additions stock Of this celebrated end highly
favored brand. We have l75 in eighth pipes 1893 eighth
ui1arar nipas 1872 do do: s5 hail. Guassf eighth
pipes We ipvite the attention Of The ade conno8eus
generally, this article pare and lnsdueraed For
WI. E. LEgERIGH L CO., So Old Leveest.,
Iy Sfs n hiEsl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

LOWER GoAsr-Per steamer Morning Light
81 hhds sugar 1872 hf bbls molasses NJ A de Lizardi
&co-43 hhds sugar P GazenaYe-9 do Roberts
40 do Shift &eo-- bbls hf bbls molasses to
ii Brady &co-l00 do Carroll, Hoy &co-lS hhds
sugar Rotehford, Brown &co--42do Denegre--
I do Menard Yignaud- sundresatoo order-Total
BLACK RIyER-Per steamer Home-3543 sacks
sacks cotton seed L NJ Fisk.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02
a Defense of DuelIinr.

\ + e
It's 50 rare in this age, to meet with
a defense Of the practice of duelling,
that we publish, as a curiosity, an ar
gument in its favor we find in the
Southern confoderacy, published at
Atlanta, Ga. Thatpaper says
We do not regard it as any great
honor to fight a duel, send or accept a
challenge, simply for the notoriety in
the matter bat we do look upon any
man as disgraeed who refuses to send
OF accept a challenge, after he has
placed himselfin a position that re-
.quires it, according to the recognized
usage amongst gentlemen. We know
of no instance where the fighting of a
duel injured any man, but there are
.innumerable cases where the refusal
to meet the demands of gentlemen has
set the seal of ihfany upon men. 1t
was not the law that did this, but en-
lightenedpublie opinion,
Public opinion is Lap amongst, and
with all intelligent and cultivated
classes; public opinion has tolerated
and endured dueling. 1t was even
indorsed BY God himself. The first
duel that We read ofwas between David
the 1srae1ite, and Goliath the Pills
tine. Goliath challenged, David acS
cepted, and the ruddy boy slew the
giant. David afterwards became the
King of Israel, and one of the most
distinguished statesmen of his tribe
and generations
We hold further, thatno gentleman
will offer an indignity without a fixed
purposeto give satisfaction as reeog-
.nized by the code Of honor. He who.
insults gentlemen, whom he knows
is governed by. the code, and then
skulks behind statute, or his religion
is base coward and a poltroon. Pub
lie sentiment has rendered this ver-
diet mall cases, and tlereis no escape.
Again, we hold that no man should
engage in any controversy, such as
public speaking and editing newspa-
fpers, unless BE is ready and willing, at
all times, to render satisfaction to those
who demand tive mean where all
things are equal. Where dueling is
recognized, society is always bettered
fewer insults are passed, and the pub
lie peace seldom disturbed. Female
chastity Is protected, the defamer is
siEeneed. and the cowardIy marked. =
Il is great blessing and advantage to
all COMMUNITIES to find out who arc
and who are not towards; for all cow
ards are mean dishonest, and a nuisance
to society.
There are conscientious professors
Of religion, who are right III not engag-
ing in duels, for the reason only that
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02
Editor and Proprietor.
NUMBER 36.
A calIroaNqA snanoa.-T'ho soi.

IL Il y i 49, :.
loving sermon is promulgated through
The California Mountain Messsnger.-
1T is not bad
BRErnkhIya The words Of my
ltext will be found ID the rare edition
l Of the works Of HOWE -as Follows -
nTbay were six and six and dad ilippcd
! a Jttsk on 'en.p Bheres one chap over
ia the corner what's been down 10 tho
capital that hole Of sin and yico-ah;
he gotto playing keerls with some o
the members--he didn't keep lis eyes
skinned-ah, and when they were six
and six one o"em tipped a Jack on
hian, took hislitlle pile-ah, and to-day
dimes are searcerin his breeches pock-
cts than religion Is in this congrega>
tion-ah.
Speakin' ofthe members ofthe Leg
islater reminds me thatsome d 'em are
pretty hard cases ah. They 90 10 Sac
ramento TO lake hand at the public
game-ah, their constituents givin' 'en
the Stakes, an when things is lookin
favorably towards maxim good thing
ah, they'll stock the keerds an the fast
think you know, when the game is six
and six they'll be mighty apt % flip
Jack. Those miners who don't do any
great amount Of work,ah, who buy
claims an start tunnels on very small
capital--they- are p'ayin' in their keerds
slow down, aud when they aint watch
ed-ah, you'll find the game six and six,
an a JACK tipped on ye. Those chaps
of. there at Washington City rarin'
chargin' an maxim such an unairthly
fuss about Tshauntepec, the Pacific
Railroad, Overland Mail, an all that
sort o thing-ah; are tryin' to fool the
people an play their keerds 50 that they
can get tie game six and six, an then
they'll flip a Juck. These chaps IN my
hearin' grimm an ridicnlin' me and
my text, had better lock out or the
3
degil'll get strong hold on 'en an
when they ant watchin' he'll kinder
draw their wool over their eyes-ah get
thelile game down to.siS and six, then
flip Jaet on 'em Bfethering, there's
no use passing the hat, cause money Is
harder to get here than pay grit on
Frazier river, 10 we'll now conclude
with Haddann.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02
al 4lls

az A loyo-sick swain, desirous to
Indicate the extent and character of
his love for the empress of his heart.
exclaimed: g All, Miss Brown. my af-
feetion for yen is as strong as-as7-as
the butter they gave Us for dinner =
She was satisfied, as she bearded ct
the salne house. The bargain was
struck and they were married.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02
:. THEY sAYp

IS q. "a
And who are they! The cowled monks
Vino crawl their loathsome rounds,
The hooded frairs, muttering low,
Wordsof mysterious sound.
The midnight murders of fame
And reputation fair
In by lanes of society,
They have their serpent lair.
/ With dagger tongues BY malice barbed
Innocent blood they shed 9a
And then hyena like, retire, 81
/. To banquet on the dead.
They are a throng no man can count,
Black soled familiars, sent
From SANDER s.iuquisition dead,
With words of fell ntent.
Where're, in city, town or cot,
The human heart may throb,
Where'erthey can, from bosomsracked
Wiring out enc anguished sob,
They have their dwellings and they
wound
The Innocent and fair
And ever aim their poisoned darts
AT those who nobIest are.
:
Give me the power Of the deep,
Who, in in his dreadful trade,
Uaturts the flag, and shoes the plank
Your death-doomed feet must tread
But save, Q, save me from the tongues,
Hidden in yeIbet sleaths.
Whose bridge Of death is just as sure,
Though twined with fowery wreaths
Give me disaster, pain and toll,
Throughout lifo's tedious way,
Fll marmer not, but only breathe,
20, save me from they say %
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

@ z Pour water into q yessal With
a narrow mock, and little enetcrs pour
gradually and in small quantities. and
the vessels haean Such WIGS the
siihile employed by QuintiAisn to
show The folly Of teaching eLadren
too much at time.asas
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

H. To find out the number q
children ina street, commence Deauhg etN
a bass drnm. 70 find out the numb
ofidlo men, start q dogfght, M
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02
RIcnD ". TURNER.

A ttorney and Counsellor at Law.
IN Willpractice his profession. in
the District courts of Bossier, Bien-
vile, Claiborne, and in the Supreme
court at Monroe. Mr.. Turner pledges
himself to give snndiyided attention
ito the prompt discharge of all business
entrusted to his care. Office, Belle
yue, La. v1n1
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Northern MaiJ-Leaves Thursday 6 A
NJ Arrives Friday 9 P. NJ.
Southern Mait-Leayes Friday Ga. d
Arrives Saturday 6P. NJ.
Eastern Ma5t-ArriYes Daily 8 A. M.
Leaves 10M. Ns&, Z
Western Mait-Arrivos Daily4 A NJ
Leaves 5 P. M. -,
Watnut H5H-Leayes Monday7 A. NJ.
Arrives Tuesday 6 P. N.
Office hours on sundays-fron half
past 10 till half past Ii O'Clock, A. NJ.
Opens again at 2 and closes at 3 O. clock
pm. j II. LOTION, P. NJ. p
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

~ Sir" said an enraged land-
lady to one of her boarders, why. d
YOU call this union butter y Be-
cause iii union there is strength
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

lE Cmscience--a term frequently
employed by politicians and doctors,
ba! which is not understood by either.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

,E The chap who took the thread
of life to sew the reu faf house With,
has gone West and invited a, patent
point for crosS-eyel needles.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-02

I A Siam going u drawthis bean
into knot" as The lady said when
standing al the hymeniai altar lar