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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1866-06-09

IL "Brick Pomeroy" says the fol-
lowing amendment to the Constitution
has been agreed to by the Reconstrue-
ton Committee, and will unquestiona-
bly, pass both Houses of Congress by
Ia two thirds vote. 1t is thought, how
ever, that the President will veto the
bill Notwithstanding the strong lobby
Influence that will be brought to bear
on him:
TART. CXXXIV.-That no StatesI
shall be admitted to representation inl
congress until, by provision embed
led in its fundamental law, it pledgesI
] its citizens never to claim restoration of
/ pianos, watches, finger rings, spoons.
] silk dresses, books, pitchers, side
boards, wines. liquors, carriages and
other portable property, which may, at
any time, under pressure of military
necessity, have been transferred, ship
8ped, removed, or carried away from
their residences, cellars, outhouses,
Agrounds or stables, and delivered into
the care and keeping of loyal citizens
Bof New England, and the other loyal
sections of the North, and all persons
gclaiming or asserting title to any such
#portable property so removed, shall be
@excluded from the basis of representa-
@tion, and be forever disqualified from
2holding Office of trust or profit under
1.-THE State or General Government"
Ben. Butler, and his petty imitators,
Endorse this amendment, and claim
that it will materially aid in crushing
2out disafection at the South, and Sc
cure the rights to property. described
zabove, now held by those who found
land confiscated it, and thereby aided
in putting down the rebellion ;" Sew
Neral Northern clergymen, in possession
Nof valuable libraries of books conquer
sed from the enemy, also favor the
amendment, and solemnly declare that
it is necessary measure to secure the
continued success of the "God and
u morality party" and no one will op.
q pose it but Northern copperheads
u Southern traitors and the supporters
q of shat man, Andrew Johnson
, 1866-04-27
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L Al i Il !. ~ , = !
Mr.. Dover and another gentleman ar
rived in town from Rocky Bar, Sunday al
ternoon, brisging the news thst.D: Q. Up
dyke and Jake Dixon were hanging at Syr>
up Creek. .'Mr. Dover and his companion
camped at Syrup Cfeek,abOut dark on Sat,
urday night, and had Occasion TO go doEn
to the house, a short distance, and were sur
prised at finding no one living there, but
Updyke stbpebded IN fhsshed, betWeehsthe
two houses. On his body was pinned the
following eardGQ 80 .rsgyJ J1.is gr
DAVE UPDYKE, Il
The alder Of Murderers and Horse Thieves
-l-<-., q a--,-~- 49, XXX
The discovery had dshe effect of, mAkiSg
their camp a lonesome one FOR that night:
CothihgOn the next moruing, they learned
that Jake Dixon was also hung to q tree
few tailes down the creek They could not
tell how long the bodice had been there.
Justice Kline started yesterday morning for
Syrup Creek for the purpose Of disPOsing
Of them. Monday ndrdihg the following
caEa..lkas, found postedson ltbe9 Main street,
written In the same handwriting as the one
found on Clark week ago: .....,-
n d DAY pfD1 kEy
Accessory after the fact of the Port Neuf
stage robbery. .'' > ''''. "., 20, '.' J., y
Accessory and ,accomplice to the robbery
of the stage near Boise City, in 1854.
Chief conspirator in burning property on
the Overland Stage line.
Guilty of aiding and assisting West Jen>
kens, the murderer, aud other criminals. to
escape, while you were Sheriff of Ada
county. 81.
Accessory and accOmplice to the murder
of Raymond.
Threatening the lives and property Of
an already outraged and suffering commu>
nifty. .,5.
Justice has overtaken you xxx.
JAKE DIXON, -
Horse thief, counterfeiter and road agent
generally. -.
A dupe and tool of Dave Updyke;
All the living accomplices in the above
crimes are well known through Updyke's
confession, and will surely be attended to.
The roll is being called. xxx.
In aditicn to the above, from the. Boise
Statesman, we have a rumor that two other
men have been hung by, the vigilanteS, but of
this there is no certainty. Passengers, who
have lately came through, from Boise, state
that an intense excitement prevails, and
that the hanging of Updyke and his partner
IS ohly the prelude to further trouble The
opponents to the vigilantes we're arming,
and a collision between the two parties was
liable to occur at any moment The idaho
0rldcondemns the course of the vigilantes
in the severest terms, whilst the Statesman
just as decidedly approves of all that has
been done. In the moral as we'll as in the
natural world, storms are sometimes neces-
sary to purify the atmosphere and after the
storm that now prevails in Idaho subsidies,
We doubt not the people oc that section will
enjoy a seaeon of quiet 70.
, 1866-04-27

To YorERs.-Parties who may desire to
vote at the ensuing election should bear in
mind that under the new election law, they
are required to have Their names registered
4 least twenty days previous to tie election.
Mr. Hodgis, the County Assessor, is charged
with the duty of. registering the names of
ro,ers. and those who desire to exercise the
yiabt of suffrage vii! do well to ''See tim"
within the time stated.
, 1866-04-27

LIGHTING THE SrREETs.--TOwns, like
individuals, should always keep up with the
Ines, and certainly in the matter of street
amps Walla Walla is behind the age. At
s,Snt 1t WonId appear to be rather an expen-
S'e Undertaking to provide our streets with
"s0's' Investigation Will sEow this. to be a
mistake ,, twenty lamps, Suitably distributed
va, suihee to light all the more thickly sst-
''tu portions of the city. Let it be borne in
P'no That lamp placed at the intersection of
a;;.0 streets, throws its rays in four different
!"ee'lOn', aud measurably serves to light up
'Ou' O'OckS The safety to life aud property
reSu''lng form lighting the streets, would
"y more than compensate for the outlay.
\ shreWd individual has well said that two
;;"eet lamps are worth as much as a balf
w ,Usen sleepy watcbmen in preventing crime,
,pS wv We concur in the opinion. The burglar
IsSaSSin invariably shun the light, and it
ouy under the cover of darkness that they
luce luce their nefarious callings. So wen is
tS., H. nUfFot OF this class for light understood,
l." pne merchants in the Eastern cities and
T ada5 rr5aOclscO, who have very valuable stocks
SOoas' resort to the expedient of keeping
nsva ,n stores lit up alrnight, and burglars have
Inc. ., :. Oeen known 20 depredate upon build
hSn, mus Illuminated. To procure twenty
6rdp"'' and place them at convenient interval:
nsD.u gnout the city would not involve an ex.
iano. s o. $500 for the original outlay. Street
oes5 10 all respects suitable for the purpose
At,bHo cost more than S25 each, post and all
n, us ngnrethe whole arrangement for light
NJ. "e CITY would cost from $500 to $500
SorS SIOse9aent expense for oil and lighting
yu.a. Oe ssnee perest. triae We ecomued these
Ists Itsss.lOns Ss T. the Cly Board. ip the hOp'
'"'OsOts light. -
, 1866-04-27

UoRsE NARKEr.-We have noticed statement
I,,ing the rounds Of the lower country papers to
flo effect that horses are scarce this side of the
mountains, and as a consequence command high
prcss. Now the very reverse of this is the fact.
throughout the whole season there has been g
rerfect plethora of horses in this market and
prres have uniformly ruled low. Pack anil
mails in any number can be had in this market
At from $50 to $50. These are the figures for
vood "Cayuses inferior animals sell for less.
Miners and others buying animals below, and
payinr steamer charges on the passage up the
river. will fnd that they are losers by the Opcr-
alton
, 1866-04-27

Ar AoMk.-Dr. Steinberger, after HAYS
=. ,Dent the winter iu California, is again
Fart Walla Walla, in the occupancy of his
"a Dosition, that of physician to the post
, 1866-04-27

rgr WrArHER.-If variety is the spice OF
;s, >, then the climate of Walla Walla is GER
,,;,,, all that can be desired. On Monday we
h,snwarm enough for the "hOrss ATTITUDES"
,,a this writing over-coats and fires are de-
aiSsJ Injuries These changes may be pleas
.n, INIT we doubt whether they are healthy.
, 1866-04-27

DISTRICT CoURT-The District Court
Judge Wyche presiding, still remains in
session. 1t is thought thc. al the business
on the docket will be disposed of by Satur
day, at which date the Court will adjourn.
The publication Of the list of civil cases, and
the disposition of the same, will be compile,
ted in opr next issue. In the case Of John
Dunn, i11'c!sd for perjury, the Jury re-
turned verdict of "Not Guilty" The case
Of Francis F. hoehr, indicted for an assault
with deadly weapon, was submitted to a
jury, and resulted in the acquittaI Of the de-
fcndant Thomas Davis and Lewis Allerton,
convicted of theft, were sentenced to one
years Imprisonment in the county Jail. The
case Of John r. wilkins, charged with
murder in the second degree, was continued
to The next term of the District Court, and
defendant ordered to fud bail in the sum Of
$1,000 ~ II
, 1866-04-27
RECORDERS COURT Judge Horton.

APRIL NC. Miller. Charged with drunken
and disotderly cohduct in Chinese brothel.
Fioed $40 and costs, but aot having the spou-
dulix,. served it out in'the city Jail.
APBiL 2I.-Alviso 5ankIn.. Drunken and DIS
orderly conduct Fined the sum of S. and
costs. Spent one night in Jail, and paid 6ne and
costs. 80:
IpaIL 2l.-John MEDINA. Charged with as
sault and battery. Confessed his guilt, and was
fined IS. There ,being e4tsnpatipg eiFcunn-
stances, no costs were charged by the officers.
APRIL 25th.-B. Baumeister. Charged with
exhibiting a deadly weapon was hned s2S and
costs, -
APRIL 25,-J. S. Smith, charged with assault
and battery, on confession was hned the sum OF
$40 and costs. =,
ApaIL e.-w. H. Collins, charged with
drunken and disorderly conduct on April oath
and 25th, aud banteriug to fght DUEL was
fined $l6 and costs. -,
ApRIL AL. Shesdy, charged with assault
and battery, was diseharged-itcleAriy appear
ing to the Court he acted ia self defense.
, 1866-04-27
a
NOTICE,

T oST FROM THE MAIL, between 0wyhee and
Wall4 Wula, a PROMISSORY NOTE, given,
IN favor OF DR.. L, C. Kinney, or order, sgDed H.
Kurry, for Fifty Dollars, given ono day after date,
The Note has not been paid, and | warn Al persons
against purchasing the same as it is yet due me; my
"A1sO IsOgt :: DIR. L. G.. KINNEY.
, 1866-04-27

pB. ,JoHNso formerly Quartermastteqr
=, Po,t Walla Walla, having laid aside his
inform, offers his services to those who may
.aou;re legal advice.
, 1866-04-27
STRAY NOTICE.

VHTAS TAKEN UP by the the undlrsigned, on
w Dry Creek. one mile below the lower Lewis
Ton crossing, one RED OK. uDderhlt IN each ear,
white star in the forehead no brands perceiyaoe-
1--WE or six years old Also, one WHITE OK, same
age, red ears, marks or brands. SAld antraA"
came 10 nv pIace about The first Of last June.
Is4T+ F. ], M0RIE,
, 1866-04-27
CarDenterfnG.

TEyHE undersigned. having fitted up a shop at the
MINER end al Main street, Nulla Wala, opposite
hssaIlSs wagon shop wishes to inform the public
at he is now prepared 70 do all kinds Of work IN
III line OF CARPE NTERING aud UNDERTAKINGS
IA homes nv strict attention to business TO merit,
liberal share ofpatronage. JoLbinR and Repairing
raT1nfIv attended to. W. KELLY.
1865. 5hu
, 1866-04-27

ANNlvERsARY CELEBR4rIoN.-The mem
bers Of Enterprise LoCGci l. 0. o. f,
iurued out in procession, on Thursday last,
"a honor Of the forty.seven;h anniversary Of
American Oddfellowship. The members ap-
Peared in the rich regalia peculiar to their
Order, and altogether the demonstration
Fas highly creditable. After tarading
through the principal streets, the procession
repaired to the NJ. Z. Church, where an ad-
dress detailing very many of the incidents
connected with the early history of Odd
Fellowship, was read by DR.. Craig. The
ceremonies concluded at the Church, the
procession was reformed, and marched in a
body to the Masonic Hall, and there dis.
missed The demonstration afforded the
very best evidence Of the prosperity of the
order, and was calculated to inspire new en-
'huslasu in the breasts of the members.
, 1866-04-27

: ,.u,rrp TO PPAcrrcE-Benj. L. SharPstein,
" Jobu,on. S. Ellsworth, P. B. Johnson,
h.,u admitted to practice as attorneys and
.,,.IIor, II at law, at this term of the District
5Uu,t Cn,t -
, 1866-04-27
DIED

On the oath of April, Frank Edgar, son of D.
VI. and S. J. Jessee. Aged nine years and 5
months. omplaint-congestive chills.
Oregon papers please copy.
, 1866-04-27
AdministratOr's Notice.

dminIRtrRtOr'S NOt1ce.
r ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION having been
/ issued to me, by the Probate Court Of WalA
Walla county, W. T., upon the estate Of 7. f. BER-
RY late Of said county, deceassdI notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to said estate to come
forward and pay the same. All persons having
claims aeainst Fad 9reTeqheSted TO- present.
the same. propeTlJ serfded, within one year from
date or be forever barred.
WaIla WaIla. April u. 1856. /lS-4W
, 1866-04-27
BIRTIS.

April 10th, wife of James Conlon-a son.
April lsth wife of Joseph Hancock-a daugh-
ter.
April 22 wife ofN. Crisman-a son.
April, 25, wife of ]. W. Patrck-a daughter.
April &c, wife of j. Bauer-a SON.
April 9th, the wife of D. Scbeideman-of a
Daughter.
, 1866-04-27
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT.

vs.. , praoirot ~ -
JOSEPH HEBRON, Defe-dant Perce county 1T
TNO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:-You
will hereby tnke not ce, that the above named
plnntif has filed a complaint against you. demand-
ing the sum of $50 and interest, in the office Of g.
KREBs Justice of the Peace in for the above named
county; and you are hereby required to appear and
ans wer the same on the l4th day of May A. D. 1865,
at my office in Lewiston, or that judgment will BE-
taken against you, pecordng to the prayer of said
complaint with oil costs of this action. Given un-
l7-Im q. KREBS. J. P.
, 1866-04-27

fnuIu-Halrs Pulmonary Balsam viii cure any
csneh or cold taken according 70 oirecuon1' iee
so cents per bottle.
, 1866-04-27

lWoc1-Seyersl loads Of wood win bereceived
nj, office in payment of subscriptions, if-de-
rvered early. ...-..,..-.,->. .-- fla
, 1866-04-27
FOR SALEI FOR SALEI

n TURES, Adjoining WATTS FLOUR MILL
the TUuehet, is now offered for sale at most reS
sonable price. DO a rLss. s>sFtI - = - &
The present proprietors have good assortment Of
STAPLE 6ROCERIE5. DBY GOODS '&c Oh hand.
and would greatly prefer selling them at COST
HATES, with the House and Lot.
THE location Is frst-class being within one hnn
dred yards CT the best FIGURING Mil in the Valley, s
in the centre Of populous farming community, and
is also Of the must direct rOads the Black
foot Mines. n Ds.y ~ n HtUIs
REPPL .ER, at the Store; or at
F. W. -CQLMAN'S Drug Store,
IS-Im% L-s., = Nam street. Wala Walla.
, 1866-04-27

READ the new advertisements, hnd learn wher
you can get bargains.
, 1866-04-27
sHUPR's PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

CHR1NTALOTIPES,
STEREOSCPlC PICTURES.
Artistic and lfe-ke pictures 10y oil the various
processes will be tnken of fine tone, infinite durab
ty, and unsurpassed for boldness ofoutline beau!
ty Of nsh. All kinds, from life size down to lock-
ct and ring pictures,
Taken at all times and during all kinds Of Scsatherl
equally well.
Views md pictures Of deceased persons taken ct
short notice.
sS-Partcular attention paid to taking children'S
nicfnres 7. NJ WOOD,
FnJI0 P. T. SHUPE.
, 1866-04-27

DISSOLUTION NOTICED III
NNHE Co-PARrN NERSh1P heretofore existing, be-
Il tween BLOCH, MILLER & Co, and LOUIS
TIN, doing business at Wal and Wala WAlla,
:.nder the 1rm name Of L. 1 q Coz is fhis day
dissolved by mutual consentA Nj debts due said
firm must be paid to Bloch. Miller 4 Co., Dalles.
BLOCH, MILLER q CO.
-. -. LOUIS TIM &. &
pallea Aprn 18th. 1865. 49,. z, lS2w.
, 1866-04-27
agalla agallaS SrtatEsmam.
Money Market.

r,,rcisco Legal Tender rates, ga. 79@s4
.n Sar York God Quotations. ...-.....lzHI
, 1866-04-27
NOTICE.

THE P6wEROF ATTORNEY granted by me to
i J. NJ yAnsyckle, May 9th. 1859, Yas 4 this day
annuled. -rt D.ta lOD.i
PlOVVs! PIOvVs4
For Sale at tis,i~I .. c. is1 =
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