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~ We shoula make it a pr;no;.,.

~ We shculd make il Rrinoisla
30 extend the hand OF fellowship 10
every man who discharges faithfully
his duties. and maintains good order;
who manifests deep interest in the
welfare Of general society. whose de-
pertinent is upright and whose mind Is
intelligent, witkouf stopping 70 aseer-
tain whether be swings a hammer Or
draws thread. There = nothsnv -
distand from AL natural claim a. the
reluctant, the backward sympathy, Tic
forced smile, the checked conversation
the hesitating compliance the welIof
are too apt to manifest to those little
down. with whom, in comparison II
intellect and principles Ofvirtue. Aey
frequently sink into nsignifcanca.-s-
Tx.
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~ At last accounts, the Pryor and
Potter difficulty had near terminated
to an extent. Both parties met on the
street, and came near a personal collis-
sion, when they we're arrested by the
police. These abolition allies when
they utter disrespectful words about US
or our institutions should be well
+" caned for their presumption. Its
the duty of every Southern member Of
Congress to cane at least one Black
Republican every session. If he fails
to do this, his constituents should pray
for his assignment. As yet we see thai
Landrum has not ihrashed any of these
bragadocial negro-thieves. If he dom
do it before he comes back, he amt th'
man We took him 10 be.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-27

III The clever managers Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have our
thanks for their courtesy nj furnishing
us q complimentary ticket for ourseli
and--and-'tothsr half {hcad lssl for a
"rOusd trip from New s0rSeans to
Baltimore, Washington, ana MA Yer
noB, touching at other important places
to be used from now untils tlfs 18th
proxo, in grand Editorial Excursion
to the places mentioned above. Il
would afford US great pleasure 10 get
on a full head ofsteam, and kthr,w our.
self outside of the dnsty walls Of d
printing Office for short space af time,
hut really we can't undergo the pleasure
of this proposed excursion. We are
not afrsid TO bet that the managers OIL
the Baltimore and Ohio Railrcni are
the eleyerest company in the csSansry,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-27

/" Inc yo.e in he House cf Rep.
resentatives far The aJinissio q Ksn
sas under tie Nyaai3tts colstinson
IS divided almost geograpll eally.-
The yeas were ia. Of whom only three,
Barrett. Of Missouri, Etheridge, Of Ten
pessee. and Webster, of Maryland, were
from slayeholding States, The nays
xere %, of whom all bat four, English
and Hughes. of Indiana. Scott, of Cali
fornia, nd s.cklts, fNew York, were
from slareholdiag States. Seventeen
Southern Americans voted with the
Southern Democrats.
The bill is now before the Senate,
with some doubts whether It viii pass
although ifthe same geographical char
aeter he given to the vote. it win o.
course pass, since the free States have .
majority Of the Senate. It will how.
ever, depend upon The Democratic Sen
ators from the West, who are supposed
to be favorable TO the passage of the
bill, on the old anti>Lecompton grounds
In that case, Kansas viii come in at th.
present session, and add three NOR,
votes to the Black Republican candi
date in November, and one more State
TO the same roll, if the election should
come into the House of Representatives
N. Q. Picaqune.
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EF On Monday The 7th day Of May
there will be an election LeId at this
place, fer the purpose of eEestion a
major TO serve the ensuing rear
Without wishing to reflect upon any o
the officers, We would Seriously ask, Isl
not The Bellevue corporation lefuuct,
or near SO Il seems like it, most as
suredly. There are chances fer a de
cided improvement, in the welfare o,
our little town, and that too, easily with.
ia the reach Of the authofites. Let the
streets be fixed up in an orderly man.
ner, and those who are prone toIistrnb
the peace and quietude of our sedate
village be properly attended to BY ihe
proper authorities.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-27

WAsrIrNGTos, April 1S.-The proc
poets heretofore shown in favor Of Sc
phen A. Douglas for the Presidency
are rapidly declining, owing IN great
measure to the delegates from the New
England States who are in favor Of the
nomination of Isaac Toncey.
The c. S. Marshal of Ohio has sent
message to the Harper's Ferry In
vestigation Committee ofthe Senate, in
which he states that the inhabitants OF
Ashtabuls county are ready to resist
BIZ force of arms the authority of the
arrest of John Brown. Jr-, the contu-
macious Harper's Ferry witness.
General Hamilton and Major BrittOn
have again addressed the Committee
on Military Affairs in regard to reg
iment of mounted Volunteers for the
protection offhe Texas frontier.
The committee have reported bill
| in which it demonstrates the impossi-
bility ofmaking regiment Of infantry
effective by mounting.
No definite result has az yet been
aiken on the bill.
Messrs. Pryor and Potter met on
/ Monday last in one Of the principal
streets Of this city. 1t MAS feared that
from the words that passed setween
each other a street fight would take
place. and they we're Immediately ar
rested by the police.
| The Senate has refused TO adjourn
during the sitting Of the Charlestoa
EConrention, by a Tote of thirty ayes
against 20 nays.
In the House Of Representatives thu
resolution introduced by Mr.. Bonhau
to adjourn until the 1st of May. wa
rejected by vote Of lib yeas agains
60 nays.
In both Houses Of Congress no bust
mes of special importance was trans
acted.
Il BRIDGEPORT, Conn, AprillS.-Th
safe of Adams Express. placed on tn
baggase car and bound for @ neigh
boring city, was. thrown of and rob
bed of 100000.
New YORK, April l5.-By q vot
of forty two against one hundred an
twenty, the Methodist Episcopal Con
i ference has rejected the resolutio
which provides for the exclusion c
Shareholders as members in the church
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erated
NJ The price Of a New York Ie

~ The price of a New York leg
islator varies First quality, sells at
$40, 900; middling $4,000 inferior at
3ooo-that is, if the Buffalo Courier
tells the truth when it srys, votes are
openly purchased at the above sums,
and that Senators and Assembly men
have their special price for supporting
given measures.
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~ Julius Caesars letter, / can

NJ Julius Casar's letter, . / came
Isaw, ] compared" has been admired
for It's terseneR, We think it rather
verbose. Tho words, saw" are en-
sirely superfuous. Indeed, We lhini
I.came " wholly unnecessary.
conquered would tell the whole story
But Julius had, no doubt, good dea
of leisure when he wrote that letter
and his style suffered 10 consequence
--Prenti0s.
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LET YoUR BEARD Crown Tim
othy Titcomb's'. letters to young men,
we find the following in reference TO
mans hirsute appencage:
lyon find. as you come into mans
estate, that hair has a tendency to
grow upon your face 1t j. the mark
by which God meant that men and wo-
men should be distinguished from each
other in o crowd. That hair was
placed there by infinite wisdom, bnt
your fathers have been cutting il OF
from their chins in small crops for
thirty to fifty years, thus impugning
natures policy. wasting precious time
drawing a great deal of blood. md try
ing to erase from their faces the differ
ence that was intended to be maintain
ed between them and women. If yea
are man and have beard-weRT il.
You know it is made to wear 1t is
enough to make q man with decent
complement Of information, and com
mon, degree of sensibility, land q
handsome beard) deny his kind, to see
these smooth-faced men around the
streets and actually showing them
selves in female society. Lot as haze
one generation of boards
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. b. Every married man should let
his wife have the management of The
Home Department. and give her IS
Secretary, the control Of the different
bureaus; bat don't let her hare any
thing to do with the War OF Treasury
Department
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Az OLp PosTMAsrER.--Mr. Samual
Milton died recently at YorksilIe, S. c..
in the sevsnty-seeonl year Of his age.
He hd seryed as Postmaster for thirty
eight years, under The administration
Of Presidents Adams, Jacixsos, Vaa
Buren,. Harrison, Tyler, Polk Taylor,
Pierce and Buchanan.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-27

gA- How is il that VT lhs original
and principal sinners Of pelleyae, cam
have deyine service as laid GU. for US
BY the Gospgl expoundeFs-efery other
Sabbath THIS state Of affairs wont
begin to do. We must Lave our regu-
Jar share Of preaching nj is promised
as, or there viii be muss certain. Il
this state of serni-barbarianiasa eoatin-
ues much longer, tie yoaas met around
bellevue viii relapse back OTTO their old
sin that Of PLYING " seven-uf 7 all day
Sunday at five cents aati r.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-27

az A young lady rashly attempted
s1icide in Corington Ky, lhe other day
but doctor saved her life. An ao-
oepted sutton had demanded bis ring
and dagusrreotype in consequence Of
her breaking an engagement 70 60 with
him to the theatre. This lore Is sin
guIarihiDg.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-27

~ a humorous comment was
made By = waiter at a hotel where
Feniagle dined after having his lecsars
on artificial memory. A few minnses
after the professor leA the table the
waiter entered, With upliftsd hands ex-
claiming, I" Well, declare, the mem
ory man has fo4gotton his umbrella r.
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10 The osly improvement ws no

~ The csiy improvement we mo-
tice in local STAIRS fer ths past seek,
is that Kelieyis hish potatoes are com
ing up most .proniseuously.' This is
another item on the 'ersps' five only
had time we would write column Of
midnight musings on this Sublime topic
Ia parson more.
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{ ARKANSAS RALRoADs.-The ques-
ton of State aid to her railroads is now
pressed by the journals Of Arkansas.
A proposition is made and favored tc
grant $4,000 per mfie to the road.
within the borders of the State making
an aggregate loan of 10000, 900.
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~ The Memphis papers say that
the Overflow Hotel, in course of cleo
ton in that city, will be when complete
one of the most magnificent in the
Union. and be not only an ornament
to the city, cut the pride Other citizens.
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b. Tie report, wli2L We uader
stand is extensively eircrlsted, that the
catfish of Bodcesu had projected an
Underground railroad to import whales,
has all .uTbed out to be hoax.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-27

PowERFuL DncoURsEs. 1T Is stated
that minister Of Filchburg lectnred
SO powerfully, a few days ago againss
The uss of tobacco, that several of his
audience went home and burned their
cigan-hcading one end in their
mouths.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-27

G9- Godey's Lady's book and
Artbur's Home Magazine for May are
before US. Both conpsese iu..aii their
branches, and as attracii7e astrer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-27

sP1er.-The following passage o.
arms has taken place between the
Petersburg (Va.) Press lDem, and
Intelligencer tx. n.
Democracy survives p Press.
So does the desil.--IntelIigencee.
And As both are now fairly ia The
field for the next campaign, choose II
whom ye viii serve."-Prses.
s0ftwo evils choose ye the least
wASl take tie Deyl. -Intelligencer.
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~ The Grand Jury of Kennebee
county, Me-, have found a true bill
against Mr.. Peck, State Treasurer, for
embezzlement Of the public funds and
he has been arrested and taken 10 Au-
gusta.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-27

~ Ifphilanthropy Is properly De-
fined to Be a love OF mankind, most wo-
mea have an eqsiyoeal Gee % Be con-
s1erd pbiIsnihrsPits.
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~ A contemporary speaks Of the
graceful figures OF childhood" Blif-
kins says that the figures at the bottom
Of childbood's shoe and clothing bills
are not 50 graceful
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-27

DELINQUENT SHEKIFFs.-The Sher-
ifs of Virginia are delinquent in pay
ing in the State taxes in the amount
of s4ss,oOO. Only eighteen in the
State a have paid up ia fulE
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awaAn Iri.h uailer ona nomnlI

~An Irish waiter oas compli-
mented salmon ID the following man.
ner: Path it's not two hOurs sinca
that fish was walking round his estate,
wild his hands in HE pocketa aever
dreaming what a pretty invitashun he'd
have TO ERs you gentlemen at dinner,
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BELLEy UE
FRTDA T,:.::::...:::::A PRTL e., 1890.

E1 Fo- the past few days the
weather has almost been cola enough
fdF frost. There has bees sufi aiant rain
siace our last to materially benefit the
crops.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-27

~ The editor Of one Of the Maine
papers says he has had an old pair Of
boots given him, which were 80 tight
that they came very scar making him
q Universalist, becasas he received his
punishment as ne scent alag.
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To We are requested to.ssaie, on
The authority Of those awhe kuow,' 7,
that tlitre will be general " Esh-fry >
given somewhere AZ The usual place, on
Lake Bodceau, on Tuesday lhel FIRST day
Of May. Everybody ia erpectei to be
on hand. if they so desire, ard If not,
the Laws Of the country does net com
pei them to 60. As for oarseIf--we
expect to remain a. hplne,a-- SINUS.
ing Ourself By composing a g Fourth Of
July" Grafton, TO be Gefiyesed next
Christmas, for the benefit OF .tae iDdi-
gent poor OF n via Scotia !!
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3D. A mna was recently convicted
in Kentucky Of stealing his neighbsss
cows and hiding them in his cellar
Il was a cowardly mode of cow-hiding.
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10 What is The difference betwea
one who walks and one who looks up
q fight Of ssaresi Gone stsps ~
stairs and the other searss up steps.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-27

u Aman in Indiana secendy com.
mitted suicide through fear Of beOomiee
3 drunhard, rs hs felt the apesits E~
liquor growing npOa him.
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". III. sCANLAgD, EDITeR.
/:

TERMS.
The BossEKR BkxSEa Is issued every
Friday morning; Subscription per
aznurEs, three dolla-s--ia advances,
Advertisements inserted for enc dollar
per square Of ten lsnes sr less for
The first insertion, and ~ cents fer
each subsequent eaie. liberal de-
saEnefioas made In favor ct yearly
advertisers. who viii be sequired to
genuine themselves strictly TO their
legitimate business.
Professional and Business esrds insert
cd By the year, for ten dollars FIVE
dollars for 81 months.
announcements Of candidates will be
inserted for ten dollars-to BE- paid
IN advance.
ALI articles inserted feE the benefit OF
parties or individuals, as their own
Solicitation, viii be charged for as
advertisements.
Job WORK to be paid for on dsavery.
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V THOMAS Fl. SHiELDas No. GO,
Grayier street. New Orleans. is duly
authorized TO act as agent f0z, the Bos-
sier Banner. in that city.
~ EaHETTE RASKIy, Of The Post
Office, Shreveport, is oar dul$ author
lied agent ct that place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-25

r.yNcaBuRa, Va, August "a.
The Board of Directors OF the Jasnes River
and Kanawha Company nsve Oeen IA SESSION. ,,f
the business which has called them TO convene
ts not defiuitely knewn to outstders, bat, IL Is
presumed, will be made public In few days:
The Beard of Directors of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company are also in SEES
An addition is being built TO the machine
shop of the Virginia and Tennessee kaliroau'
intended for u brass foundry; Tnie rra,,
when put in operation, Will prove q 80
saving to the company, a. brass wo WORK - ,o
of the most costly expenditures pera,n ny W
locomotive building and repairs In .ne rn
agement II the affairs OF mi, nn , when
prac tiosble all their rolling stock IL n". so,
tured i'm this city or mere In .me AZ
with the exception of locomouses, ~ .he
managers have heretofore purSuaeu a. rs.e
Nar,b nom motives OF expectancy this
,,r.ctlce however. am persuaded from pres
a., ,ndi,atious. will not long continue. Re-
Gently I have notieed seVeIai oeaauIui loco
mstlyes reconstructed and turned out from
their machine-shop, which, for power and
speed, are seldom exseiied anywhere. This
me ihod 70 supply the wants in this depart
ment has been adopted for the present, and it
is hoped ere long that not only this company,
but that each and every railroad company
throughout the State and the whole South,
will make all OF their rolling stock, locomo-
tives Included, and thus be independent of the
North and give encouragement 70 home me-
chanics, instead of Northern Black Republi-
can capitalists and their slares.
A movement is on foot here for the purpose
OF getting up a petition in order to induce
Gov. Leteher to respite VIM. Hendricks, now
lying IN our city jail under sentence Of death,
for murder.
A striking instance. of the attachment of a
dog for his master, occurred at our city jail
yesterday. A citizen of this place having fer
some time past exhibited signs of insanity,
the Mayor deemed it proper TO confine him ior
the present, and accordingly sent hlm TO the
city jail yesterday morning. A faithful dog
accompanied his master hlther, and shipped
in the room unobserved by the officers IN
charge. The jailor after locking the door, re-
tired. At one O'Clock. when MIR. Wade wen'
10 give the unfortunate prisoner his dinner
tne dog became unmanageabie ana rushing
upon him seized him by the arm. iacerating II
considerably. After much difiiculty Mr..
released himself from his disagreeaoie antago-
MIST and seized his rifle, which happened TO
be only a few steps distant and shot the poor
brute, who still kept up his attack, through
the heart, The most remarkable feature In
the case is the fact that under ordinary CIR
cumstanoes, the dog was one of the most docile
Creatures of his species o. X.
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nYHD.


On Friday evening. the ?4th irss,, MA MA LEs.a
ADELADE, YOUNGEST. child oil Jonn ON" D"~
Thc neral viii take place from un,9n Cts,ofn
mi ethodistl Church, on TO- mcrr2w ,pe smis
tsrncon, at 4 O'Clock. The hiends oil 'he '"'""s
are ss Ssaowe cNass, and Augusta tMeo pa
On FRIDAY, 9Th inst, CAkkObL sTANLHf.
.on of w Joseph and Mary q sydnor, ased eight
mouths. -. ..,..n rro,, .h. ,.si,....
cs hue nsren,s on ist, between Gary and Canal
streets. this aturdayb evening, at O'clock.
August cath, 1850. at half past O'Clock, HUGH
BAILEY, son Of John and Ann Bailey, aged 5
years months aud usys.
His funeral will take place this 18th day Of Au-
gust, At o'clock. from his fathers residence, on
18th street, near Wesley Chapel. The friends and
acaaaintances of the family are requested to at
tend
On the g4th instant, after q protracted illness,
CHARLES MITCHELL, infant ron OF Joseph N.
and Martha v. Crenshaw, AGED months and -
DAYS
The funeral Will take place from his fathers
residence this tSaturday) morning. at II o'clk.
On yeste rday, the cath inst, Mrs. JUDITH +.
BRADLEY. in the 68sh year of her ase.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon, at 3
O'Clock, from st, Paul's Church. Her friends and
aequaintances are invited to attend.
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0PECIAL NOTICES,


m How to Clean Teeth" There II, In
mr. opinion, no jentri6ce used 30 banefu In It's use
fair p,acticc Of ten years that has seef worse eff
iects from the use Of acids have had IN my prao-
tee TO insert three entire sets Of where the
gums were permanently discoiored, so there 10 no
mistake in it, agepay. The effect Of charcoal Is
purely mechanical. it 10 as SHARP as DIAMOND dust'
fectly insouble in ths fluids of tho mouth: II IN
sinuates itself between the neck of the tooth and
the gum, producing uceration, reeessqn, any ny
finally loss of the tooth itself. Next to ohsreoal,
in their bad effects upon the teeth. are the diileen
boles and earths, under different high -sounding
names, and popular az tooth powders. '-DT' d. D.
Bfodgstt. :,
all tooth powaers. Its alkaline properties serve 10
neutrallze acids contained IN the buids OF tns
mouth its cleansing properties viii correcI INC
breath and remove often slve odor sooner Than anv
other article 1t fail to remove Inflammation
of the gum, denoting acid secretions, and prevents
and relievestootbache, and imparts q pearly Hhite
ness to the teeth. Recommended by Drs Pieas-
ants, Hu6son, &c, &C., OF this city. =. "a.
For sale by all Druggists. uu Zo-L-
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PROPOSALS.


ITO CONTRACTORS.-Pla and speci6ca-
l. tions are prepared for improvements to be
made at the Eastern LunatIc Asylum in w lliIams-
WORKS and GENERAL REP RS, involving
earth work. stone and briot work, carpentry
plastering and painting, plumbers work, hauling
materials, &C. Bids for materia and workman
ship are solicited. and will be received until
THURSDAY, the Goth day of August
ans and specifications, and a ii In formation re-
garding the work, &c. can he obtained at the Of
foe of e. +. N. SMITH, Engineer, Goddin's Hall,
Richmond, Va.
A ii bids to be sent lsealedl to the "CLERK OF
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS" williamsburg
Va au 22-dtA30
SEUOND EDITION OF CODE OF VIK
y GINIA.-PROPOSALS will be received by the
Secretary Of the Commonwealth, until the 18th OF
Id,oR Of the GopE oF RqRGN By act
of the last General Assembly, the Secretary is re
quired TO prepare this edition, OF which 1000
copies are to be printed Ii Is required TO be IN all
respects equal in paper, printing and binding to
the first edition: and the law requires bond and
the work. The copyright Is to be secured for the
Commonwealth. 49,
Persons desiring to contract for the publication
will put in their bids at much for the volume
The work will probably be about $50 pages larger
than the first edition.; but, more o. less, the
bid must be by the Volume complete, as re-
Quired by law. The Secretary reserves the right
perform the work, and to take the bid deemed by
him to be the best for the Commonwealth. he
work must he ready for delivery by the first of De-
cember next-soonsr 4 possible.
| l5-tAu25 Seo'y of the Commonwealth