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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1867-12-28

Cure FOR COLD FEET.-We are assura1
by ONE who has given the experiment d fair
trial. that cold feet. and especially those
:sperlativs frisid feet, that are kept chilled
~ perspirstion. may be relieved by a simple
e1psdisnt. This is. to wear cotton SOCKS
no1t to the akin. and wooden stockings out:
side Of them. In the instance Of our
informant, the result was successful in keen-
ing his feet warm aud dry. Tho singular
consequence also ensued, that at night he
would tind the cotton socks (next his skinI
quite dry. while the outside woolen stock.
'ngs would be perfectly damp.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1867-12-28
Says the Louisville Journal :

Says the Louisville Journal: The me-
gro's and mean white mans Convention Mt
Richmond initiated tho example Of the Ala
bama negroes and mean white mans Con-
vention Of voting its own members eight
dollars per day and forty cents per mile
comming and going. 1t is an amount Of pay
that no State Convention previously and no
Legislature in all the country ever under
took to enforce upon a people. And think
what an impoverished and suffering people
these Southern Negroes d Gu, sre ircati.
sing this Internal imposition on.
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sstsC Sunday School E1nper.
THE CHILDREN OF THE WEST.~

seven reasona among Others why this paper should be
put INTO The hands Of every child that can nead
sonr ot the very best chldrcn's papers published
nIfe. A ~'S
:he handsomsss. and offers creator tndaeements
:, p .0crs
q a". only attractive to children, but imparts In.
s'.'' -" ii tho most useful kind.
. ;, = 'A'e"saccd to lead the young to Christ.
se>ta.o,HS Sabbath Schools
~ Sasaa q can Ge asked. Only 50 cents year.
WELLS Z COURTNEY
..s 80, NOnut Lebanon, La
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The Bank o: f~anc" has nov. reserv. ~
idle capital Q: a,o., 's'. fsNfrsucs. ~
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A sfNauLAit AccrDENr.-A young man
named Wilmot; residing near Great Bend,
Pa, met with a singular accident recently.
The family purchased q new stove, and had
just kindled q fire. when young Wilmot,
who was standing near; was struck in his
head with q bullet; which camo from the
hearth Of the stove or near it. This bullet
shattered finger and thumb; b;ahd then. pass
ing Upward; went through the rim of his hat.
It lodged in the chamber floor, having gone
through the plastoring and lathing that
interviewed. It is supposed that tie shot
wis contained In cylindrical cartridge; and
that being in the stove when the fire was
made, it was soon discharged by the heat,
with the effect already described.
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.seaking Of
The Louisville Journal,
Southern editors, remarks

n
II has been said that every New Orlca
newspaper requires three edit,p1 -!
duel, tho third to write :l.-.e ::5ss:ss
other two. Something of ;1ss
things has longf provail2si in} S,;ssss,ssss
where the editor hadi.ns:
pistol in each hn.il and a h..ss sna
other" 4 newsrrper t!ar.: with
editor to do the rough iis;: NJ q anf
lishment would go to the logs IN
ten days. The Vickshar::
killed his man at ten pn:a
by his man at d like disl.ac
be- looked upon BY h: "lc:
of the press as an i,sividua
peaceably incline1to DO ss
ornamental taO; his uefossioa.
The above does not furry
New Orleans editAs Of ls67r
ferocious, and most Of ths's
against yellow fcser.-~As. e {. 4
editors. in former years
:as"c. - &;
s,tand ths-ssrt";'sc rrtrssare i..-.--."-.: :. y
or two. II
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1867-12-28

A TxnAr:-A gentleman passing down
the :treet heard splash in tho gutter near
~: mingled with cultural sounds land going
% the spot he discovered tho PROSTATE form
o. . man who was paving and kicking
iar'ons!y. sspstter,ng at furious rate.
What is the mattef7" inquired the gem
The man raised his head little, stili
sinking out boldly. aud in tones of drunken
exclaimed:
"Take away your water or I'll fhfcy
r-i-l-eiit! V'"'
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FREDERICK LEMKE.
Corner of Willow and First street.
Franklin, Doc. Z, 1867. opposite Schwan's Bakery
II. Reuter-,
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORKER
Main Street. Franklin, La
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Orders solicited and promptly attended to. :
Franklin. Jan. l9 1867. 1y lse
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The Louisville Courier of Dec: 1atH:
says: Canal Navigation is suspended from
Syracuse to Troy. New York. Boats con-
ts:ning over 100. 700 bushels of potatoes, 70
wv barrels Of apples. and nearly 4OO, 600
bushels OF grain Of all kinds, beside. large
quantity of other produce, are frozen in. Tie
thermometer averages eight degrees below
zero.
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PERIODICALS..

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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1867-12-28

HARD ON THE I.AD,es.-soms ola focy
t"r S.d d,'npiaa.ea ., bachelor. Of fcourse,) gets
:. Taken AS u class. women can contrive
moro outlandish and ugly fashions than one
would think pessiblo without tho gift of
respiration. Take. for instance. tho water
fall. First it represented bladder of Scotch
snuff; next it hung down wonan's
bnck like canvass covered ham, afterwards
contracted. and counterfcitcd turnip on the
back Of the head now it sticks straight out
behind. and looks like wire .iauzzle on a
greyhound. Nesting in tho midst Of this
long stretch of hair roposes lttlo batter
cake of a bonnet like jockey saddle on q
,oug.backcd raco Horse"
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1867-12-28

Il is reported that Head Contre Stephens
is in Paris, and in anything but aourishin !;
condition. The officer from Scotland-vard.
Who holds the warrant for his apprehension,
during = three weeks stay at the Exhibition.
frequcntly met Stephens -at . table d'koie;
hud conversed with him. each man knowing
10 whom he was talking.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1867-12-28
Here is tho way voters were made and

Here is tho way. voters were made and
unmade in Louisiana:
In Rapides they rejected four hundred al: d
fifty whites who had q right to register under
ss aaS.s ps:":a S:sa. .: s
taad such baref.eeS r.scs.,, sH ~as ns,s. .ss.
before heard of in any country.-[Dcmocrat.
BY this process one negro voter was made
to every three negroes in the State. and ONE
white vote to. every ten whits inhabitants.
This is the loyal way of carrying elections.
This is the reason why We have black con:
vention in New Orleans instead Of q convesn-
tion of white men:
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1867-12-28

Vesuvius formed ten little crate, IN its ,
recent eruption.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1867-12-28

SssOoe
to every three negroes in the State. and ONE
white vote to. every ten whits inhabitants.
This is the loyal way Of carrying elections.
This is the reason why We have . black con-
vention in New Orleans instead Of conven-
ton of white; men:
ExTRA0RDlNARY REvENdE.-Tbe Provi-
dence Herald Of the 2lst tells the following
ridiculous story Of hen -pccked husband
who took a most singular revenge:
A singular case of matrimonial infelicity
is reported on Village street few evenings
ago. A couple. both slightly under. tho in
fuence of beverages, had "cheerful dis
cussion," which eliminated in q regular
quarrel. after they had retired to their couch
for the night. At last, rendered frantic BY
the singing words Of his wife, and in order
to revenge himself upon her, the man sprung
from the bed and seated himself upon the
hot cooking stove, accoutered as he was in .
very limited line of wearing apparel. The
stove being very hct, tho mans aesh burned
on, and his night garment somehow catching
upon the rear OF the stove he was unable to
release himself. His screams for help were
treated with cool Indifference by his wife,
and it was only when his cries had called il
two mon from another room, that he was sx-1
tricated from his uncomfortable position By
hcing pulled off the stovc by. '-.sin strcugth.
Of course his burns were terrible, and ths
phy sicians Who attended him predict that
they will result in permaneut lameness.
A FAITHFUL SENr,SEL.-Nearly seven-
teen hundred years ago tho city If Pc,iinrricii
was burned b. ashes and lava: t!,r.wn out
~ xolcape Ll=sxia<. Sip@ss :.e -; !; :cxakx-
under the mound where it ,.sl.:s>..,s 80 long
undisturbed. an immense number of interest
ing relics have been brought to light
Household utensils, works of tho trade, and
remains of tho former inhabitants. Among
the latter was q skeleton that might b
called monument Of fidelity. It was that
OF a Roman sentinel. stationed at tho kate d;
the city. Military law required him to re.
main at his post until ordered axay. NO mot.
ter what should come. He might have pro.
perly said :" vh5 eruption of voleaaS i.
an exception to all common law; have .
right now to run for my Efe." But ,o
Inae ne thought would bring -asslonor. .,s
he preferred death. He stood frt. ..o
ashes falling thick around him, doenc: - ss
1eePer they gathered. slowly buryine him.
ret he stirred not, and there no found M.
omb. After seventeeH centuries thex
ound his skeleton standing erect. clad III IL; |
usty .armor, the helmet on his empty skull.
nd his bcny fingers Still .grasping his spear.
is own monument to truthfulness:
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DR.. E. Bourne,

DR.. f.. BOssrnc,
- S C.R G T. O. N DE N IT'S IT,
Has located in
NEW iberia, La,
AND taken opposite mc Richards where he will
be peased those requiring his professional scrvces
suglO-6m
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1867-12-28

Contoin Shannon, of tho Vicisbure Times,
Informs tho editor Of thc,Ncw Orleans Times
that the situation of affairs in Mississippi is
most deplcrable. The planters, in conse-
qucnce Of tho hard times. are compelled to
discharge tho negroes, who being in most
destitute condition, have been killing the
stock everywhere. Planters who had one
hundred hog. on their places, have not five
left, aud the same is true of oil descriptions
Of stock. The negroes declas3 TIN; ratLcz
than starve, they will tako every pound Of
meat that can be found.
= .;
Ecneral Orr, wa..:s TIC go = to give
him authority I" establish S.s~i.' aLi pi;,!7-
tations. and 10 force IT,. negroes T. remain
on them and work thc,l.
If the government does not acceds to bis
desires, or ufforl scme relief, it is bic pur-
pose to ask to be relieved from duty.
The Fclicinna Democrat says:
Wanted at this office, turkey cobler,
'eighing from fifteen to forty pounds, for
'hich we will give an editorial puff of a
aarter OF column. q credit Of one year for
subscription. notice Of marriage and a very
andsome obituary. should tho party unfor-
unntcly dis in consequence 4 rnskfng his
.snerous gift.
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DIR. w. B. WOOD
Respectfully informs his friends that having removed
with his family into town, he will hereafter remain per-
ma,cntiy in Franklin, and will heretofore attend to
any professional calls either in the country.
Office at his Residence,
Sonsh Main street. directly opposite his former residence
Franklin, Oct s. ls67
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Price Of Freishts.

'ws from the gardens Of God.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28


The Rock Island Unioa contains an inter-
esting letter from Mr.. A. s. Crandall, OF
Camden, descriptive Of visit to the Or.
phans' Home of Davenport. he writes;
~ have long felt desire to visit the Da.
venport Orphans Home, so, securing the
company of my friend j. p. Dssch. the DA>
veuport Photographic reporters few min
utes' drive pest the splendid residences which
stud the bluff, found as in the presence OF the
gentlemanly superintendent of the Home,
| DR., NJ. B. Cochran. He received us
very kindly, and showed us round the IN
s,itution. which had formerly been cavalry
encampnfent. known as Camp Roberts, but
which, through the agency Of love and mon.
ey, has been converted into the Soldiers
Orphans Home. ,;a
our visit, for the indications OF comfort on
| every hand heartily endorsed eli that my
most saneuine hopes had led me TO expect
Here we found FIVE hundred and forty little
folks. from four TO ten years OF age, from
every part Of the State, with bright eyes,
) bapny faces, and full OF rosy health. Whst
is remarkable, and not little gratifying, 10
the fact that not one is on the sick list.
This state Of uninterrupted health has EXIST
J cd for MANY months, and reflects much
e credit on the Doctor and Mrs. Wittenmyes,
the Matrou. who il we'll known to most oil
your readers. .,,. -,
"The schools, nuder the charge of Miss NJ.
E. Vaughn and Miss Jennie Faroer, are
. Hourishine We spent some time In Mis-.
Farber's room. She has one hundred anc
sixty Young ideas under her care. aud sup
norted by two assistants, they are shooting
g rapidly. A peculiar feature Of this depart
| ! L
s which it is seated. The plan is original will
o Dr. Cochran, and, we think might be STUDIED
!. with profit by school committees.
"Dinner being called, We fell in with tn
procession and filed of to the large Dime
hall, where all the orphans eongregate 10
y dinner. To visitor the sight is at one
r novel and interesting. Each little head !
n bowed, while the blessing is being asked
The greatest order is observed in coming j
during dinner, and leaving the hall. Ate
dinner the children sang the Union Greet
ing, and the grand chorus rising from hy
L hundred little vocalists, was certainly inter
ID esting During dinner, in company wit
lie Mrs. Wittenmyer and the doctor We made
h tonr of investigation through the eookin
;" and bakery departments Here the bsk,
converts into the incest bread about lou
teen barrels of -four per week.
y 1.-The dailssexpenses of the Home al
h about $l25. An appropriation Was made
h the last Legislature OF eight and one TIM
dollars per month for each inmate which
however has proven insufficient.
y "0ur last, and by no means dissgreeab
e visit, was to the doctors dining room, W her
in company with his estimsble lady and hin
self, we enjoyed much conviviaity and a lgoo
" dinner, after winch we left the Home, hopin
!. the one now talked of in Illinois may prov
- as desirable place for our little wanderers
10 this is"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28

Lostos. May q Moon.
con'Ol' % 'ond' 727l Erie s0ll III. Cen 7sH
laws POOL May 2T-Soon
Breadstuf st ady except cosb, which hiss al t.po.
to So %.
Provision Unchanged Other articles IN hanged.
LoSDos, May 2-svs
copsOls g. so 79L IcTe trie ssL
lIvREP-ul, Ma 81 Eve
Cotton I "a lui+t; mddi ns up,suis Al; Orleans
M sales go bal,s.
CorD-Ss sor raixed western
wheai--l4- California white; Is. I'd for red west,
Barley. Oats AMI peas-Unchsugea
Provisi1ns firui and advancing tendency Eastern
prime mees * ~. 81 per Dbl.
Btef-rxtra prime me<s lsOs
Lsrd-50v par cut
Bsoon-5ss for Cumberland cot midiles
Ashes-6j Ger; Pots 81,
RSsin-Cuminon Wilmington 10 Sc ane f3s
sPirits tn p,uiiDs-s4s 80.
Txllow-l3--4d
Petroleum. Rein. d is Sd
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fuaatIaI ano Gmmtrtial
MARE FITS BY TELEGRAs'H
chicago Ket.

CntChEO
By relesr.phl CHICAGO. nss n.
pour-M IKE, very dali and prices depressed; quota
lions are for fAi Is oo9ii SO for fair to
ehoee suy.,. I'll Is<l9 so for to good spri
.xtr..;x27 ls 50 choices us t0S u for fzaey do.
Winter extfAs DUH
whest-No sfriog more settled, and consilering the
stock here, basnes. dor e. Int at ss,urdsss I.
ads price, pn,psi sale. were al 81 so for resnl.t No
spring eo,irs at 81 4se2 so No spring Id ia small
lots at " -esq27o R,jec 81 duh Kud nominal with
sellers at certain houses ats, Tut no buyers
Corn-So opensd before change tseZe below the
close on Saturday. with slight sa. A. Hols< hot
q l.-d weaker at 81 oa4@I s7S No active, With
good demand from shippers ~ 8es closing Arm 81
outside Rejected ouly 10 light local demand at So >
sis
ests-The err er on No still holds aud market ruled
hgh-r ope ing at SO, Advancing sax Tor fresh re-
oepts, closing quiet and nominal at about that hEsrs
just at the Of 'oooo br.bsls Of regular
reported at Sc. shipnents Of o.t, said be
ii cir from other polrt- and the strength Of the
oorter will - that Gaze be severely tested
Rys-Duli. and 3a5c lower No l sold at 81 46dI Al;
No at 81 ~ at close buyers offered 81 Al for Vol
Barey-More active and Arm. NJ nth eide and Illinois
osntral receipt most IN demand siss2 Northwest
receipt, cold st 90 Nothing doing in ei.ct.a.
Provisions bull aud prices almo,t entirely nominal
T+STTs for loose shoulders sl69,< for Cumberland;
io4aIz TO- sho,t ribbed; NJ aI< for clear middlss
ioo-e 39l3iS FOR sweet hams ss7 2s&22 10 for
mess pork
Lart-l2i al2ss for prime
Butter -hol man god lI9ls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28

By Telegraph NEW YoRx. May n.
Fiour-MA ket s,d dull: lo6alsc lever.
wheat-ciosrd deil aud heavy and nominaily lo2e
lower; No spy q So o. S. No spring % sesa o.
Rye-oei t. 81 7s4siTs for wsstsrn.
Bsriey-S nias,.
0afs-ouis', 81 for yea tern.
oorn-oui.s and STEADY; 81 ssDi q for new Western
old nominal 8, 81 scoi 81 in store ~ u ssDl u 10
livsred.
Porh-stesdy; 500 bbs ct "a 1soss % essh
sosins At "a % bid ash and IA Is asks - % bid
regular. asA eDss asked. IS t#kA& LII
Bsef-rirm mir demand and steady prices nominsli,
nAShanesdL 30
1ason-stssds, j for short NIB la FIR short slsss
LAra-Dult isoisk fair 10 psa.. ss,An: ~ ~
hsse,s ressfsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28

AIN lifting the kettle from the Ere scalded my
self very seyerely-one hand almost 70 a crisp.
The torture was unbArabe. The Meri-
can Mustang Liuiment relieved the pain almost
Immediately. 1t healed rapidly, and left very lit.
tie scar. CHAs. Foster, s2o Broad St, Phila-"
This is merely sample of what the Mustang
Liniment will do. 1t il invaluable in all cases Of
wounds, swellings sprains, cuts, bruises, spasins,
etc, either upon man or beast
Beware Of eounterfets. None is genuine unless
wrapped in Gne steel plate engrayiDgs, bearing
the signaturs of @. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and
the prffcs stamp Of DEHAs BARsEs Co, New
York.
sarstdp Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists..
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Original NoTICE.-To Dascum Al.

Original NOTICE.-To Dascum Al
~ leu, stetaius, J. y ticklin, Jhiun hHr
Factory Giilon Anderson Nixon Co, IhRrle-s hlow
Co. Gray, HsmnpgwAy &c lows State 1nsara zee
Company John win,hrope, b. " Prsssti, samuel hitch
ey, Rankin Miller, samuel Bonner, Frederick Gopre,
Robert Getty. Hood tbtott Rioharh Tsbey. J.
uauill aolsey r u. Smith.
lou aud each Of rre hereby notified hat thrre Ia
nIe the Clerks Ofce % the District Court Of
Lee County an4 State OF Low at sokek petition Of
wiserh Id Co. claiming AGAINST each erery and
all Of yon prre I, clear qusted title 20 Lots nve
aud block hundred and nine IN the City Of
Keokuk. lee UNITY, Ioss
Aud unsss you appear Thereto and defend on CT be
fore Of the second day OF the pebeF term s6i
ofssd District Court 70 be bsEuu aud Holden at
kuk the ninth Cay of =, pieuber d. 1861 default
wl be entered sssust aud decree rendered thereon
W C0LLfss
.pr24 AIRY tr rs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28

By TelegnIb Ss~ Yeas hay27
Goverrms % quiet Closing prizes: S. ~ reg lils<
coupons IN 20, 1851; do coupons e oll d.
"a 1913 Dc IS 20 : 10 les 1910 coupou. ssss:
sos ist 10 u "a osss-
Railroad ms st Oiss-d tame Ohio 241x D rs:
wUTtaA v es& "a; G ilsets Toledo liaafls:
Rfs1sah - sis.ss2 psd e71ssN ~ " ss,<aA
sub-TreAsury receipts ti.ls5 sos inelrdiog cut. ms
sil7 600, ard gold notes siso 600 Payments A.sa.
oe7. B.l.bc~ si7s es4.ss2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-28

View YORK. Livs ntsek Aaxkse.
By Teissraph.l NEW foaE' ssy u.
Rec.ips-4ls7 besvss, 1,ilT sheep and lanss, iassi
hogs.
Cs.us Decidedly firm consequent on ifhssspply SID
active demand Prices sdvaaesd fully hc, With some
saes at prices which indicated "a advance Of ie onA
~ Of ontrsss unusually good no sales ssns below -
nItra quality readily commanded 10 prime do ls4oA
nrst quality i7eis fair to good l7oli1 ordinary te
inferior fboleN.
ehssp and LAmbs-Alshcuth rsesipts eontinusd nod
,rlte the marhet for sheep and lambs vas quite e
pressed prices shade lower; demand light; ertrss
Yras sl<; Ordinary and common 717,S inferior &c
81, at last vssks hsurss.
| Hoxs-Asied sseady, demand however osiy moderats
~ astve Al Goth street Hes Yard ths II car Trad
were on sale, 10 Of which disposed Of ~ '%9f.s