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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
+ O r S A L E.


yHyISHING to make other Investments, wepfo
w poseto selILIlour RealE.statein Davidsonco. -
asfoogs:
That Suburban Residence.
situate, the Erankn turnpike within haIi mile
of the cty aad opposite the residence OIL TIL elate Jo-
ssstjh W Horton. This fs, perhaps, the most com
uali,iiIg site the vicinity vi Nashville, ana is
most rab!ecouBITy TesIdence- The house VIII be
sold with ~ I5Gcres OIIand Lstn purchaser may
choose.
That Valuable Farm.
astte sims Tract situated on ~ smith Turn
pIke (oIi Lebanon rOLd) within three miles OF Nash
yiIl go fine SOILS goOtl III Is we'll
watered anu II.ubcred and can be divided into small
tracts OF twenty acres and upwards al Oi which are
admirably adapted country fesidences, market
garden sand dair arms Also that
Beautiful Farm,
onsame road occupied bs r Z. IcCampbell ,
and .orInerly owned by roIn Harding containing
about ESQ acres. This place is So we'll known as TO
naed no further description IL willllsO be divided
observation-disclosures - AcCLup pbsllH Ill Sho"t hcse
uIaces - any one who wilIcaiI.
AlItne LbOve property will De sold on reasonable
terms anu a oredItOI one stwO ,three and TVuT
years =, ..,, -,t
OIIue edndersgned.
THOS. C McCAAPBELL,
SIX lnIlesI fOn Nashville.
=. A . ICt:AMPBElL,
.nr1 Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
m;5fellaneons.

M'5fetlQne0nS.
ESta biiShed AGO.
PETER LORILLIARD,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
16 &IS Chambers ST.,
Formerly ~ Chatham street, New York;
IITOULD call the special attention OF Grocers aud
w Druggists his removal and also the articles
Of his man nufscture, viz
BROWN SNUFF.
Mac lboy Dsmgros,
Fin. Rzppse, Pure Virginia,
Gears. Rsupee Naehltoches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Fresh Scotch,
Hizt Toast Scotch Irish high Toast,
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, Or LundyfoOt
TOBACCO.
sxozIsG FISB cur CaEsISG. szokING.
No. 1, P-A-L, or plain, 81 Jaso,
No. CIveniIsh, or sweet, Spa nIsh,
Nos &2 mix'd, : seet scented OrOaoco, ,Cinister
KIefJot FIN Foil Caveudish, Pure Turkish
A Circular Of Prices will be sent on application
" B--SDLe article of Fresh Scotch Snud.
which will be found superior article for dipping
PURPOSES
der3o-4Sm =.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
To TOu ISIS and Merchants visiting \. York.
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
365 and 367 Broadway,
CORNER FRANKLIN SFREET,
NEW YORK

D0SSESSES advantages which all travellers appre
III cilte. Its location cannot be surpassed, being
cenveuieat-to the principal places OF bisiDess and
amusement. fhs apartments, OF which there are
IL ndred, We lfuruished and well ventilated;
anu beng conducted The European plan, visitors
my. large parior fronting Dn Broadway, andcom-
man iag XteuSive view OF that world renowned
thorough re- has been beaut uly FURNISHED for the
use of ladies' aud the general arrangements of the
House are suah as afJrd the greL est comfort to
guests
nm. lnterIa atinr,al Hot. il COM ecfai with
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4 BLOODLESS VICTORY !! |!
l,900,OOO Boxes Sold Of
xAApa D'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

4 = - - ~ - I. -
: rr,HIS ,normous quantity OF Gais Invaluable Rene
l a. has been urclLsed by citizens OF tue Uhiteo
SI,tes urIug tie short time 10 has been before tie
nuhI,c Tae re .sJn rms extraordinary SUCCESSES
sfmply II ths aetualtruth ana value OF the article
coming ita trIeud. IL performs all tuat is promised
| and,,arrics VITA lL its own recommendation Truly
,hisls /. .victary-peacSfua aud bloodlesS-butwe be-
Ieve nottess glorious than the trIumphs oil war with
| itst-tin of caruage aRd desol1tiOn
The MAGNETIC PLASTER Is uudouotciiy tue
raatcsI Sirengtuener and Pain Destroy er that Sci
snoe as vet discovered. IIyou putthis Piasteranys
uere III Paints there the Plaster VII STICK there
nt,tte .'ain las sauished rueSlastei inagnetlzef
ne Pain away ,and
Observation-Disclosures apple
ta,unaIism, LImcHess ,Stidnesh Neakness ,De
huitV Nervousness Neuraisla, pyspepsia cough
and Colds Pains and Ache oievefy Alhu idO"hefe
,o Corps are (NHEDIArELY RELlkN kD ,Ind with
rtle patience t'ERaANENfLY CORED,Oy the mag
caItnuuenee o the MAGNETIC PLASTER. Itistht
simplest SAFEST ,peasantes TAI eheapesirem
ed Va existence It's tppiicatOLis siaiversaI--equal
Iy 10 tue strong the tsllcate woman, the
fee ebleinfant. 70 each aud aiiit will.rove a Balm
and 3lessing. Its use greea0le ,Ind withoutaE
noyanceorsrOable. It's price is Sttap reach efall-
rich or poor; may Raveit, and aiishouldhaveit
whoare sick and suderin 81 n any way
FARMERS aud PLAStr.HS should Always De sup
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. Il will he the
Good .'h ysiciauiB tny household ready ataih mes
a nd at stan notice.
PuIapta .tr-tightsin BOXES. Each COX via maks
six TO ,lasters and any shlld spread them
Price ientsa box xithfaiI and IiaiD directions.
D. uOR EMEAD. w. D..
fapentsrand Proprief 10 walker stree, Nsto Yori
MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASrEkIS Is SOLD 81
ALL nausGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
Jaiy2a-deodkxeo~lyl
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TaylOr's Celebrated Saloons

Accom- no iating over one thous md persons which
visitors have tn r meals they desire, they
will b, served in t aItFt Ieuts. Tne fare
servei in the Saopns aud Its ac&a 'wle iged by
epicures to De superior 10 that Of any Itel in the
city J. TAYLOR,
IcbIs-1 Proprietor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-21
ssilliard Tabies for sale
For Hire.

have seven or eight very sprightly little Ne
es Tor hire, suitablsfOr waiting Iu :he house,
&C, consisting OF boys aud gri>. c III be-
u are of IL. Ii. Il zi r. * Co,
h GNU No i6 etitr street
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who love the Union more than their
niggars, their lands and their sunny
homes. How cheering to The hearts Of
those whose only regard for Southern
rights was the feas Of Southern seees-
SION is this bold declaration. May We
not NOW expect to sesthe yandallegions
ofthe North ledonb By some fierce Add
in the person Of Lincoln Or Seward in
wade our Southern homes. srample aill
further upon our Constitutional rights
aud laugh At our ealamrity Better
Ear for the South TO betrahsfixed 10 the
fated wheel Of Ixion than u BE- ilDsaa
tally bound 10 Union rebbfug her OF
the rights which dignity ffsemaas II
Southern men from high places are to
preach Submission to tyranny in dis
way, the North win look upon our
Union as similar to that which exists
between England and Ireland, Union
held togethel BY English bayOnets.-2
Whenever the Constitution is mutilated
aud torn TO pieces by northern fanatics
| then, with one heart catch the noble
inspiration of Grsttan and exciaim
4 sPerish tbs connection, lea Ifelandaige.p
| would exalt the Union live FOR tie
Union, die for The Uuion. but let the
| Constitution of oar beloved country
oVershadow all. The Union cannot
survive the Constitution.
rk4'When the stem dies, the leaf that grew
Out of its heart must perish TOO.
JUNGUs..
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The New York Herald don't
like The slack Republican nomination
for the Presidency. Itsays Lincoln is
the echo IS Seward without his praeti-
cal iseamen, the follower Of Spooner
with tho rabia spifiB of Helper, and
tae sForsEipper of john Brown With
ont Els pIaok.
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g. a.l#F@l
GETTIse ,AxD LoslSG.-Tao South
tTn We are every now and then 10.
ing fer subscribers; bat then. 4on The
contrary quite the reverse, We are
daily fsbsising, accessioas To- our lists
The sausk found By those who deter,
mine ID rsad Che Mail no longer, is that
we are lob strongly Southern. This
aa;Isd of soInrlaint We intend shall con-
linue. There are plenty of newspapers
wiling b do fall the compromising
and agreeing away of The rights Of the
slafo ssctiotl: We choose and shall
bold Id alae unpopular side. Il Is j
source 81 satisfaction TO us, that no sub
scribar Ems ever yet left Us because vi
were tlntruo to our section.-M Mont
gon1efy Mail. 80 Ess
Nhea people withdraw their supper
from sisl raFers as the Mail, becaas,
they are toe Southern hey ought L
avilhdr arr III ahe;r rights, properties, il
asFsstss ailli ilisrSselkss, from The South
a'reaalie's tell Us that sinners would b.
sanlsaffioya 10 heaven, If they Gould ee
theFe-ltsAey would be 50 out o. place
Such rasd are 50 out Of place ia Is.
soath. tbat they will drag out al an
| baPPg esistenceif they eontiane to 4
! main. They should go to a land wher
they Will 6nd congeuial spirits--wler
mae are too Southern for them.-Ic
bills Aefeary
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NOR N& sEANAa

l:ishle Inthaaate Baton Rouge conren-
lion appears 70 be very soothing to the
fafigued nerves of the Douglasites of
this State. We believe to dead eer-
tainsy that ali FIVE of these parishes
are anti Douglas, and that the dele E
gates from these respective parishes
failed 10 represent the voiceofthe peo-
pie, when they refused 20 endorse the
action Of tho delegates from This State. /
However. their failure to endorse our
State delegates docs not express their
favor for Douglas. yet it is disappro-
baton of late events, which the friends
of the Little Giant so construe.
Aa fir as Dossier- is. concerned, We /
feel no hesitancy in saying that she is |
down upon Douglas and his tenents, |
and me ct.ndfdfy believe that ifthevoteA
Of the masses were taken to-day, It'll
woaId sanction and approve the course
pursued by the Southern States. This
] we think Is the true position Of Bessier.
We do-not believe that COL Saadidge
fully represented the voice of the peo-
pie Of Bgssier when he refused to en-
dorse the action Of our State delegates,
aad NC are willing to leave it TO the
voting masses themselves. We are
freely inclined to believe that Col. S.
was ae4ing andor what he considered
, to be fair and right, and beingsleft to
i exercise his own free viii and better
judgment. We are not disposed to cen
surshin for The position thus assuU ed.
3 The Douglas faction need not crow
! 50 Loudly; they have gained no favor
!. in Bossier, and when the test comes if
j viii be 4een that Douglas and his
crped viii share asad fateat her hands.
We care NOT what may be the action
or belief Of osIr delegates, there is this
rnut,al CERTAIN, the voting masses viii
. present open hostility to the Squattel
q King nov and forever, and when th'
4 test comes it VIII be proyen.s "
know that Col. Sandidge does not "a
! yor Douglas nomination. yethe is viii
ing TO compromise upon him rathe
chan hate d breach in tie Democrat
= ranks. aad for this reason he does nc
aa sanction our delegates. This IS NJ
l:s,ss 4 RasFi IS sbs Kill n
la and right laearsily does she endorse Il
patriotic freemcn yho stubborn
the steel they wore. 2 defeated the b.
&c Enlightened schemes Of the infamis
tlenaagoeaa.
Ii Is not oar desire TO fmpugn Il
- !, motives of Col. Sandiage; which =
take to lie in good faith. We arc II
g eral efIosigh m our political trailsa
tionst1 allow all neHthair cpiaions--
= is i5zlst ard fair no one will deny. G.
sssahaidga expressed hisoKnyiers. Al
The views thal hedeemea safest, bat n
the TieKa q. sle voting misses a
'ge IL. not doubt but what he would |
- ,lay use bis nntiring efforts to defe
:. =. the nomination Of. Douglas, under a
- ether circumstances; Douglas is /
= BIS choice, for he 50 expressed hims
in eur Parish convention. Bossierw
!. neger guEp down. Douglas, let him
C coated oweria every conceivable Issg
ner he naaE-l,e is not degestablef
ri these paFts. Qaein sabe!
On. "a alE zE-.7 - r 90
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re- From the best infotalation SIC
can auise al, ii appears that The corr
cson crop offhis parish, IN most iEastarts
ces, will prove afsilnre. In thaupPsf
portion Of The parish there are whole
fields literally Parched NJ !; and some
have expressed a detefnsiaatien d
planting over. shoalI ilraia in line.
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Do soMnruIne.--Itis LEaIy a raslan.

Do SoMETHING.---1t IS truly ineaail-
choly spectacle to see 50 many drones
IN the great and burr hive Of human
life. We daily see young man of edv :
cation, and who possess more than or
binary natural gifts, lostnging about
as listlessIy as athers was nothing. u
The boundless universe worthy Of their
attention. How utterly lost to man
hood are many sons u wealthy parsnssl
Ne ambition, no hope, 10 ardent desire
ever spurs them on to leap from ebscu- !.
rity into the broad daylight Of lasting
renown. Their lives, which shoald Be
fuilef noble achievements, are 5a9dled
away in uHholy designations. Il SUCH
lis to become the universal effect Of
| sssitsla. On the rising. generation, Il wers
far better that poverty should forever
bethe handmade ofaur sans aad daugh.
/ tiers. observation-disclosures u
we call onall young men 10 do some
thing Do not sneak from lac cradle
ofjnfaneT 20 the colin Of oblivion With
out at least one great effort 10 proye
i you bare not lived ID vain. Rsusen...
Ser that fsta and k06os aSs usssr
achieved With saIaed arms and smasse,-
/ ~ inactivity. When Ihe sublitna wig
dom Of coalmoa senss taught 1ssluru
bus there was new, world. he did not
preach bis belief viii f8ls hands ana
:. sackIastfe Ths wonderful aiscsk.
|, sesiesin science and arE sore npI naa
, bynden Who regarded life a holidag
ldf ilisness. II you would achiexs
4 :fams, u yoa wo1ldswin the applaass xsf
/, Jour fellow men, ayou woala gala your
Town sga respect thsIl.ia tie name 81
all bat = good aasl sacred, Bs cal ca
you . go 70 wovk AID 40 sOEell 81 =
Gedys Lads Bosls.
9 HEEEks CaEzLEsssxD 81 = GgoR-
? s1Ae. The AiI4ntaI Conkasfaay has
|. Gle following, hon which i wiII 81
9 seen thai : Georgia lioy challenges tie
a world 10 gsnefsl. snli HeeusIl ia parsic-.
: ulsr. 10 tKial at aisiicnlis, at aHsy tine
. thashe may feel IL tlss hnmor 10 test his
metal s
Aflania sqaiss. ! orlsest am
7 authorized b parties Of well 90. 81
ltegTity 20 state that there ia q ~ AZ cHss
! living ID Atlanta WHO win fohfugs
\ Benecia Boy for tia sum of ten tIsrli
i sand dollars, tie hglhi Is eo1ls Elf sIal
,e ing the present gear, at any poitss sousl
al Of Mason and Dizons Inc. TkepersoT
Is fpbksn u " I Hassa III Georkia. stas5,
e SIX feet one inehin Insight, and Weigh
two hnndFed ard TED pounds. Re /
! Just m the prime 81 lite, d perfect ApolI,
q il size and shape, and Hercules \
Of strength. Aa wild bs seen. be Is i ers
g class man, physically speaking. ID siis
Z. and strengths aud msder . proper svs
!. teanso training, be Mould prove fur
= formidable campeeitsf to ahe Bensci
fe Boy in The prize ring, Should Haanar
" not accept the pfoAssed challenge. O.
Aliahta Boy challenges any man il
& Europe Or America q fight him foF is
ab0ve auaeunt, the offer being opsn. &
g thrss fuDnths from this data.
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J Is 4
EDrfoas FIGhTISG Wglearn frofn
the Crockett | Tesasl Prinser, that I
recopntre took plaee on the 7tll inst.
betweaH Oscar DaItas.. Of tho Printels.
and &c HePperlas Of the Argus. puia
lished at the same place. Hcrperla
called upon Dalton for an sapIanatioa
IN regard to an article that bad appear
eain tie Printer that morning.; tlle en-
PLANTATION not being satisfactory. word
ensued, when both drew their pistols ]
Hepperia cred and rniasitls Dalton, /
pistol snapped HePperla fred three
az four tines and Dalton ,enc6. ams
anapped tavices at tiaet third FIRE, tho
bali freaa Herpperia's pistol sscsk eiFets
inDalisn'schiD. breaking tII5 Jew bone
passing through the tongue. and hodgl
ing ID the back Of HE meek. Aftei
Dalton was thus severely slltt be thrc,,
down IIepperla, and was on him rhe,
the MarshaIl came in and dragged Dial
ton from OF the PROSTATE body Of Hen
perla. who cried to the afarshali t
take hin. oR' Mr- Dalton Is nj
expeesed 20 receiver H
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-06-22

eea- Last TUESDAY We were blessed
with 4 delightful shower. which served
to give new lie 70 everything This Il
the fist rain We hare had f5r six q
seven weeks, and the corn cop innIe-
diateIg around Us HouI htFe resulted
in an entire failure, lad we nos had
sssss IN Ale >..-a~.f -s.rssa W.
..aa-saszE .-ss--1-s. ssti. I'd
and i act result il good 4Iiroagho,s|
the FafisF.
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4 j
.sssss .tsaE denounee the seceders are
Ne believe. from alpha to omegas n
Eavor Of Douglas, according 70 their
general teaure--and we believe a1sat
we make a correct statement when we
saw it is Douglas or anti Douglas
There is no lodging the issue.one must T
claim his devotion to one or the Other
of the households. We first present !
our readers with the names Of the press
that support Douglas, and denounee !.
the action Of the Southern States
We viii not spot these sheets as Abo-
iition in spirit, for that would be too
harsh; but it cannot be denied bat
what they are lending aid and comfort
to the avowed enimes of the South
Here is the list; 0
DougLGs.-True Delta, Crescent,
Bee, States Right Louisianaian, Point
/ Coupee Echo, Herald of Truth, Mag
Inolian, Southern Times. Assumption
Pioneer, Clinton Patriot, Lafourche
Union, Caddo Gazette, Central Organ,
Lake Providence Herald Planters
| Banner, Homer Had, Minden AdVer-
! User, Alexandria American, baton
Rouge Gazette and Comet, Sugar Plan
/ ter, Harrisonburg independent ana
Opelousas Patriot-22.
i The above list we belize isteoTreetf
though there are few that have not
openly come out for Douglas, bat theil
kind sympathies are thus inclined;
/ and whef tfie.y can eonvfentiy sdc So
never fail to SUR the Southern dele
Eeates. This class we put down foi
Douglas--though they -haven't gutths
4nerYe to come out boldly.aad fac e th'
issue. ~
Aal- Douglas New Orleans Delta
r Y. O. Courier, Baton Rouge Advocate
I / IbeFsJlie G azeate and Sentinel, sAtta
: kapas sEegister. Ascension Aea1tian
: Tensas Gazette, Madison Democrat
;. Madison journal, 0uichna Register
n Bossier Banner, Eatehitoches ChroHi
( lele, Clinton Spirit Of the South, Ca
n roll LouisIaaian. Bayoa Sara LEDGE
" Point sGeaaee Democrat, AYoyei3e
j Pelican, Opelousas Courier, Claiborn
Re Advocate, La Heschacebe, Yermillio
e MeridionaI. Sparta Jeffesoiiiana, NFln
!, Sentinel and soath- Westeraz-z2. isS .
4 The following Journals vs ara y
o. able 70 say on which side they helonee
IL some hare expressed 20 opinion at g. 9.
and Others We have not seen. We b
I'll heye there one or two papers aslblis
8. In the lower Parishes which names !
s,st Z al. cd I'D AID fnein
Tse I f1IG1n IN neither list. The fofI0wT
al Journals appear 10 be NON eomrnittal
- New Orleans pieayune, NJ O.seol
- mercial B,alletill,N n. O. Mirror, Mar
81 field Columbian, Farnerville Den
Graf, Canpte@ Times, Eatchftoch
the Union carrolln1n Sun. jefferson Joi
No nal, Alexandria Democrat Calcasi
stSgI Press, Franklin Sun. Livingston T
~ porter, Morehouse Advocate. Plags
ac- miae Rico. PlaaferN-Le, .Drapeaa
III = Ascension, and Greensbarg Imp
,ols ial-H.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-06-22

! FREEsoIL DoUGLAs F Afgss,Es ri i.
sisspge. passing strange that the DOUG
las nIes Of this State viii aersist. ia
their eisofs to make the. Impression
that those mea,and papers opposed 4,
she'aeelses andthe;r designing leader,
are dlsanioniHtH, elas, Iplestinc and
planning. the diasnbet4neils,.,f t,,s tssyy.
eFnhaeat. Every effort tftaernas., &,
produce such an impression il he al.
sassinA blow against the liberties Il
their country WHY is ID that tie,
VII tilIs labor to make a,ssal,se in.t,res.
sion when thcre issearcaht j rsrt,p d
paper ia the Stats, standins sarSa h5
platform Of the .Gaustiausief Bat WA
has diHelain,ed being octuetsa ,y I'll
othef than the most pnrs did ratfict;.
Hesiussl There III not j lisuniiso,6; 4
per We ia the sootf. Thee NAV IS
men isinong Is, who have eape Is Ii,
concIqsioil that the North sssIII nexe
cease her agrees ipEsnp pom der irs4itu
tlons, and consequently prafa, diszniel
aud the perpetuity Of eur iisetitutiens
TO Uniep and slavery But, there ar
nesSSlnionists for the lows ef disun
ion. Such a thing exists onlv III III
aiseasea and morbid inlagiilstions q
nioEliats at oil hazards. and 1
elnassrlated philaaihropists- Th
spirit IF disanion without ca.lsse. or Ga
"a trivial cause, hasneloeal hatdhation-.
it's anale VI gaas-an airy phantorr
4 man Of masns- he who al
ways means what he says.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-06-22

" a y Tispsras ii high political
circles that should Howard Everett be
ELECTED VIC presitIanf, tias public
printing viii be awarded 70 Bonner'g
Lodgcr-E. @. Delta.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-06-22

Rzr Nessrs. Landrum AID slidel
have our thanks for public documents.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-06-22

= H% Ayoung LADY was aiEohaxeed
fromenc Of the larglst ginbgar houses
in Boston not aeng slneas because she
vas 20 sweet that si1 kept tie vinegar
from fermenl
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-06-22

- The boarders . ofciYilizatiob
generally ialaabia iirst class boaFdfAe
houses. aaa ave d gats s.
eait' and gum slsstic steak.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-06-22

u Henry Ward Beocher says that
:. the lesson of resignation should Be
taught 70 all men" We think that
be ought % be aiheng the fir4 to take
lessons. 49,
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aaz 1iodeg. Arthnr and petersol

az Cooley, Arthur aud Peterson
f5r jay are al at hana. Tbs jelly Nc.
Of eaeh periodical commences new
volume. Now Is the dine for thoss
who wish Is cemn1ence With the new
volume. Colby 50 90 : Arthur and
Petefsoh II 81 200 each Cooley and
Arthur IS 50. ! The steel sBgTasiHgs
Of each magazine are indeed beautiful,
while there Is always the most choice
reading matter, suited to tbe tssts 81
all. $50 ssasd ? Ts'
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49, TERMS. 81
The BossTER BANSEB Is issued
every Friday mornings subscription.
per AMMAN, three doliars--iIl advance,
Advertisements inserted fjr one dol
lar per square Of ten lines or less. FIR
the first Insertion, and so eenIsifef each
subsequent one. Liberal tleductiors
made in favor of yearly advertisers,
who will be required to coaiine them
selves strictly to their Legitimate bust
ness. Professional and business cares
inserted by the year, including paper,
for Ten dollars FIVE dollars for Sig
months. announcements ct candidates
viii be inserted for ten dollars--to be
paid in advance. Al articles inserted
FOR flfe benefit Of parties or Individuals,
at their own soiicitatation, will be
charged for as advertisements.
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Gravicr street, New Orleans. is duly
authorized to act as agent ior the Bos-
sier Banner. IN that city.
~ EMNETTE RAEKIN, 1T the Posi-,
Office, Shreveport, is our duly anthoF-
lied agent at that place.
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IL EMYETTE RANKIN, 1T the Post,
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lied ageat at that place.
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- The Legislature Of Maryland.
q its last session passed a law prohib-
lung the naanurnission Of slaves. by
deed or will. after .fhe frst of next
month. This may be of interest to
many.