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OUTsPOKENs

The Vicksburg Whig is pouring a
terrible fire of canister and grape into
the hulk of disunion. Take the follow
ing as specimen:
Whenever the fire-eaters precipitate
crisis; whenever they dare to throw
down the mask and reveal their horrid
designs, then the uncorruptible and
pure-minded patriots of Mississippi,
and indeed, euery State not even ex-
cepting South Carolina, viii arise in
the terrible majesty of their power;
they will break the fetters of mere
partyism, as Hercules would sever the
attenuated web of a spider, and anihi-
late the unholy conspiracy by the thun-
der tones of their voice, as they stand
in long and glittering lines beneath
the stars and stripes, proclaiming in
the noble words of the Father of his
country" that the "UNIoN is the Pri-
mary object Of patriotic desire"
We admire candor in all things for
then there is no misunderstanding or
mistaking the position of those who
indulge in that seldom used commodi-
ty. Now, if we are, by that rule per-
mitted to judge ofthe Wings positions
it is in favor of the Union, come what
may. While we have ever been, and
are now a strong advocate of the Union
there is one, perhaps trihing obstacle
that will materially interfere with that
devotion to this confederacy of States
and that is, the rights of the South
If We cannot secure unmolested all
rights and privileges we now and have
ever claimed under our common Con
stitution, the Union in itself isa farce,
and we, worse than fools to recognize
any such bond of brotherhood with
the Northern States. There are toe
many Union men just now at tht
North, to induce US to believe tina
they are honest in their Union senti
ments. No doubt they are ardently
devoted to the Union, but they wisl
to force US into their views and meas
ures while shrieking Union" Wher
these men come out openly and de-
clare their determination to let ~
alone upon the subject of slavery. ant
show by their votes that they viii
put no one in in power who will use
that power to injure and annoy us
then, can We look upon their Union
sentiments with favor and join witt
them in endeavoring to uphold AM
maintain them. Our cotemporary
the Wing, sees but one side Of th'
| picture.-Sugar Pianser.
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CHAPTER VII

The next cay the sweetner met
ye junior partner, and put his boot be-
hind him several times with such
force as to take james off from his feet,
he also blackens his two eyes, caused
his nose to bleed, and removed piece
of hide from his cheek the size of one
half dollar.
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The MISSISSIPPI BY NIGHT.-By
night the scene is one of startling In
terest and magical splendor. Hun
dreds of lights are glaneing in differ
ont directions from the villages, towns
farms and plantations on the heshore; and
from the magnificent floating palaces
Of steamers that frequently look like
moving mountains d. light and flame,
so brilliant are these enormous river
leviathans illuminated outside and
inside. Indeed, the spectacles present.
ed is ike a dream of encantment. Inn
apine steamer after sseamer come sweep
ing, sounding laundering in, blazing
with these thousands of lights, casting
long, brilliant reflections on the fast
rolling waters beneath. There are
often a number of them, one after
another, ike so many comets in Indian
file. Some Of these are SO marvellous
ly and dazzling lighted, they really look
like Alladin's palace on fire, sent skud
ding and dashing down the stream
while perhaps just then all else is dar k
ness around it. / delighted, too, in
seeing, as you frequently do, the twink
ling lights in the numerous cottages
and homesteads dotted here and there
and you often observe large woodfire
lit on the banks, looking like merry
bonfres. These, believe, are usually
signals for steamers to stop to take up
passengers, goods and anirnals.-Ex.
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BELLEVUE LOUISIANA, MARCH g. 1860.

reader that there was "girl over the
way" This girl over the way. This
girl had big brother-a great big
brother. Bill was his name. Bill
something else. Bill Sweet. He wasn't
very sweet fellow to get hold of, for
they say he's sweetened more than
one fellow, and done it sweetly too.
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1% There's no use in saying that
worth makes a man. A poor friend
of ours says that he put on broad
cloth to accompany his family to a
show, and was surprised to know how
aGable his acquantances all were.--
The next day he entered town In his
overails, and was not known nor could
he obtain credit for mackerel.
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MORALE,

Never look at "the girl over the
way" never wink at the girl over the
way, never kiss your hand to " the
girl over the way" and then her big
brother won't kick you, blacken your
eyes or take piece of hide off from
your face, as did ye indignant brother
unto ye jnnior partner, for looking, wink
ing. kissing at and bowling to the " Girl
over the Way !''
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CHAPTER II.

In the last chapter we said, or was
going to say, Or inferred, or in point of
fact did say, that Col. James Van Tubb'
ESQ, junior partner of the firm of Fogg'
Smith, Brown b Co., looked at the
s.Girl oyer the way" Furthermore, we
affirm that be winked at her, bowed tc
her, and kissed his hand to hee and
as we said before, thereby hangs 8
tale"
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~ "Why did you leave your last
place :" inquired . young housekeeper
about 70 engage new servant.
why, you see, ma'an,n p replied the
applicant. II was too good looking,
and whenT I opened the deor, folks took,
me forthe missus..'
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BE PugcTUAL.-When Washing
TOMS secretary excused himself Cor.
the lateness of his attendance, and
laid the blame on his watch, his mas
ter quietly said. '.Then you must get
another watch, or / a another secre-
try"
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CHAPTER v.

Now Mary told her big brother, the
sweetner," that MIR. James Van Tubb,
junior partner of the enterrrising firm
of Fogg, Smith, Brown & Co., had on
sundry occasions, too numerous to men
ton, kissed his big hand to her, winked
at her, bowed to her, &c.
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RJCHD W. TURNER,

A ttorney and Counsellor at Law.
n VIII practice his profession. In
the District courts of Bossier, Bien-
Vile, Claiborne, and in the Supreme
eoart at Monroe. Mr.. Turner pledges
himself to give his undivided attention
10 the prompt discharge Of all business
entrusted to his care. Office, Belle
yue, La. VIM
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ET" Who's afraid q said young
man to himself, in orderto screw up-
his courage to the sticking place.
why, you are" said tho object Of
his affection, ''or you would have
taken courage six months ago.''
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u "Page's Venus is on exhibi-
ton at Richmond, Va. Hours are set
apart for ladies to visit by themselves.
They can't look upon the "Wenus
when the '.boys' are about. Rather
prudish the ladies of Richmond.
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IL The following is a texual copy
of letter lately received by aclergy-
man in Pittsburg through the post
office
"Rivcrent sir; i forbid the Bands of
Marriage between Edward Bruitt and
Mary An HOW'LL, the reson is he is
under age and she Have got a Hus-
band alive. aud she Went away from
him; He is in Karralina, she is with
her nnkell, so you cannot marry them.
sir, and Dursnet."
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RT Cross-ties--the ties which are
supposed to subsist between the wife
and the husbands relations.
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sa- The coat ofa horse il the gift
of nature. That of an ass 10 often the
work of tailor.
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GEO. a. PIKE,

eneral agent, BaEcB Rouge, La
N Immmediate attention given to
collection Of salaries, claims against
the State; bills CT exchange, drafts
and accounts; also the entry of Land
information without charge.
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B~ Do all the good you can in the
world, and make as little noise about
it as possible.
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H Happinessis is like pig with
q creased tail, which every one runs
after but few hold it.
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ur So long as men are imprudent
in their diet and business, doctors and
lawyers will ride in carrirges.
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EE Naomi, the daughter Of Enoch,
was $50 years old when she was mar
red. Courage. ladies.
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r. G.. LISTER,

TTouse, sign and ornamental painter.
L. Paper hanging, gliding, glazing
and imitation Of all kinds of wood and
marble, upholstering, &c.
Orders left at the Banner office will
meat prompt attention. VInl
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RORT. ], LooNEY. sAM'L WELLS.
LOONE g. WELLS,

A ttorneys and Counsellors at Law.
N Will practice in the Courts of
Caddo and surrounding parishes, and
In the Supreme Court at Monroe and
Alexandria. Office ON Market street,
near the Postohice, Shreveport, La.
vi n32
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wLz- "Don't you mean to get mar
rNd, my dear sir ~
s'No my dear widow; I'd rather
lose all the ribs I've got than take
another.
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RED LAND
MALE AND FEMALElINsTTTUTE
RossIER PARIsIg, La,
BossIER PARIsH, La,

BossIER PARlsH, La.
HNhe Second Term Of this =,.
institution commenced YELAEN
no Monday October Sd, and
will continue without intennissien-ex-
cept week at Christmas the term
OF forty weeks. The coarse olinstruc-
tion. is complete. and the corps Of each
ers efficient.
The large and comfortable new build
ings hening finished, we can now offer
as mapy facilities Tor instruction as may
be found in the South west. The
institution is located Id 6 high AMI
healthy reA on OF county, watsred by
the best of springs, which makes the
situation a desirable ole. "A church is
situated near by, SO that students may
attend divine service reguafly. A good
physician is also located at this point,
who will superintend the students in
cases or sickness.
CHARGES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS,
PAYABLE AT CLOSE OF Zach SESSION,
Primary Department. ....s... $l5 90
Secondary 20 90
Aoademicai ...... -. ...,... 70 w
Musical s........... 80 90
Ornamental 10 90
Greek or Modern Languages. 10 90
Board in private families from to
s dollars per month.
BY order of Board Of Trustees.
T. WALKER, President.
RaA. CAvETT, Secretary
Plainvlle, Bossier Parish, La. MO
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r. G.. HARGLS,
GEO. WILKINSON,

A ttorney at Law. Shreveport, La.
IN Will continue the practice in the
parishes of Bossier, Caddo and DeSoto.
He will also attend to all the business
Of Landrum & Williamson, in the above
parishes. vlnR
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CHAP. I.

James Van Tubb, is the Junior part
ner ofa large, respectable and extensive
businer firm, Fogg, Smith, Brown d
Co., he being represented upon the gilt
sign in the abreviation Co. james
is young man, quite good looking
young man in fact he thinks he's
handsome, but he amt; its no use
James, if you do look in the glass III
times each day you can't make your
self beautiful no more than the Leo
pard can change bis skin, Or the Eth
opian his spots; if you do twist up
your "locks" it won't do; curling
tongs don't improve the locks of your
pate; even if you do raise must.aehe.
Your nose is too much of a turn-up,
with no greens; your side-whiskers
would look captivating, but oh, alas
they're red. Ifyou resort to the " Dye
Bottle" what then 7 Why, then they
viii say he dies them. Wonder how
much bottle is in a dyes Z Wear a
choker, Van Tubb, it will cover up an
ill.shaped neck; what a pity it's JAIME,
that you have such a gander neck
your legs-excuse US, limbs we mean
are too long, bat that nothing pinel
your big hands with small gloves
Your big feet with small "butes' and
and don't look at the "Girl over th'
way" But thereon, as Tugmuttor
said at the chicken-stew, +hangs eau
dle.appendager
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IL Moral Insanity-yoting fos
Principle.
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CHAPTER III.

In the last chapter We informed the
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THE GIRL OVER TIL e WAY.
A THRILLING TALE OF LOVE.
By OMEGA.


PREFAcE.-The reader must bear in
mind that the hero hereof was a young
man of !" poor but honest parents y
a very unnatural thing under such cir
cumstance. The hero was a man Of
passion as gentle as lam b--but wild
as house cat when excited by the in
fuence of ardent spirits! And like
bis ancestors, paisionately fond ofpoetry
and--office seeking. Bear in mind
reader that he was of poor but hon
est parents !" And now to begin with,
we open with
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Northern Moil-Leaves Thursday 6 A
NJ. Arrives Friday 9P. N.
Southern Mail--Leayes Friday 6 A. NJ
Arrives Saturday 6 P. NJ.
Eastern Mait-Arriyes Daily A. NJ.
Leaves 10 NJ.
Western Mail-Arrives Daily4 A M
Leaves 5 p. NJ.
Walnut Hill-Leaves Monday 2 A. NJ.
Arrives Tuesday 6 Pm.
Office hours on Sundays-from half
past 10 till half past IL o'clock, A. NJ.
Opens again at 2 and closes at 3 O'Clock
pm. j.. H. LOTION. P. III.
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rere BON bier bprtbin, ~perle9te 8rpSeiie perbars
belt lperoen, Die wentgiten p~erielben itnb jee
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O1 Die Sufta u%nIereu 2eiern nod in ftildelter
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Sentf6e Sriefe
wel6e in Der 9eltri9en "Sun" an9e;ei9t Iinb.
OQmeultite e. u


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fer, Wr8 sc 9; Sdparot, MrS@; Sp1erS,
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s; Shines, u; Stu, 81; SOP, ST.; Sc1man,
S; Sung, @ba8; %enlper, S&S; Seine, g
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SG; Weper, Bb WtiIer, Wm YetcrS, %
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Pb; Sduls, 9; Suuuer, 4A; Sbunf, s +;
Stine, 8; Strpbm & So; StrauS, S; Tbp,
mas, Is 9; 8ilba4er, 8.
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures

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SalSbraune (CrounN

SObn Sarrinan, $50 Stemarostppn 50, & f1tsis,.
@or ttrSeaa eatie etaeS rletter SinOer ctterfi ctfasn aetok,ri6e,
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