The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-11-02
81 As: yellow mixed. Al 10 Oats

81 As; yellow mixed, 81 90. Oats,
fair delnaadat Zoe Pork, very
dull, noninally, s24 90 to s24 SO.
Bacon, fair jobbing trade at 154c.
for shoulders; 191c. for clear sides;
sugar cured hams, 2S4c. Lard,
dull, tierces, 145c. Gold closed
1435. Report of fever interments
should read 81 to 6 this morning;
So yesterday morning.
Liverpool, Oct. 21.-Cotton, fir
mer; estimated sales 10000 bales.
Uplands s., Orleans 81.
! Washington Oct. 21-Grant has
ordered the trial of Capt. Sharp
for the murder of Col. Shepherd,
near Mobile.
One million three hundred and
seventy three thousand dollars
have been expended ON recon
struction to date.
Revenue receipts day S452, 900.
The Indebtedness of, Southern
railroads to the government is be-
tween six and seven millions.
Richmond, October 21.-This
afternoon, in a speech in the Capt.
tai Square, Hunnicut denounced
Northern men here. One of them
in the crowd said he was a id
liar, when the negroes attempted
to mob him. They caught an I'M
offending Dutchman and were
about to kill him when the police
rescued him. The negroes follow
ed the officers to the station
house, throwing stones and behav-
ing in a very disorderly manner.
All is quiet now, but much ex-
element in regard to the elections
exists. a ~........-.....
Savannah, Oct. PA large
radical mass meeting was held
here today, about 1000 negroes
and a few whites being present.
The meeting was addressed by
G. K. Hopkins and a few other
whites, and Bradley Sims and
other negroes. No disturbances
occurred until after the meeting
when there were several collisions
between the country and city ne
groes, which were promptly sup
pressed by the police and few
arrests made. @ szrsse-.w
Cincinnati, Oct. 21.-The En-
quirer represents the name of
George 81. Pendleton as the
choice of the Democracy of Ohio,
Kentucky, and the Northwest, for
next president, upon the platform
of the constitution equal justice
to all sections of our common
country, with equality to all and
special privileges to none; the
the same currency for the bond
holders that the people are com
PEELED to receive; the prompt pay
ment of the public debt, as it falls
due,sin the legal tender of the ma
tion;. the immediate restoration
Of the. Southern States TO the
Union, with their full share of
representatives in both branches
of the government guaranteed by
the Constitution, and universal
amnesty Tor all political offences.
nj Washington Oct. 21.-Postmas
ter General Randall, in reply to a
friend in Wisconsin, asking what
he ought to do about supporting
the Republican State ticket, writes
that he would never vote for any
man on any ticket who favors i'm
parchment. Of the President +; that
there is neither reason nor excuse
for this war upon Mr.. johnson :;
that the latter has endeavored to
bring about, upon just terms, a
complete restoration of the Union,
and has followed the policy of Mr..
Lincoln, which all Republicans
once approved. He has had no
other policy, and if this policy had
been carried out there would have
been perfect peace and the Union
fullyrestored, andrepresentatives,
loyal all through the war, from
Southern States, would now be
filling the vacant seats in the
House of Representatives. That
the Republican party of Wiscon-
sin today does aot favor a single
principle upon which the Govern
ment carried on the war; that it is
time the work ola dominant par
ty outside of the Constitution was
stopped, land the country restored,
as it ought to to have been long
ago, if the Republican party had
not abandoned it's own tenets and
made war upon the President be.
cause he was true to the princi-
pies upon which the people eleva-
ted him to his high Office.