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Lost, Str0yed, and FUss7,0.


M U l. e ESTRAY.-Strayede
1Y1 from my stables, on Saturday eve sEfzA
ming last, a small BLACK HORSE MULE. NV
Hs Is in rather low condition. liberal &A2zsk1so
reward will be.paid for his return TO US.
TALIAFEERO CO
oc % corner Eighth and Canal Streets
T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that /
l. shall apply to ths SECOND Auditor OF the State
OF Virginia for the renewal of the following VIR.
GINA REGISTERED STOCK. which has been
lost viz, No 1882 for $le5, and No $3.50 Tor $780,
issued the 10th day Of January, 1880, under act
Of :ist OF March, 1887, in thu name OF Joseph v.
Ramos. guardian of Elizabeth Kidd.
JOSEPH V. RAMOS,
BE B-S3ms Guardian of Elizabeth Kidd.
FAKE NOTICE THAT ] SHALL
apply to the Second Auditor, Of the State OF
ST. g !or renewal OF certificate Of debt OF the
to ,ns h Virginia amounting to 81 eco, transferred
ing bss ohn Cosby July 18th 1860. the 81 me hav-
o. o ., lost or destroyed
~ e--e9m WILLIAM NJ. EVANS.
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De3atjStTy.

q W. JONES, SURGICAL y C. Cal ~ W.
his Office and residence back to Main stt12
street iH three doors from Sixth, opposite
the Arlington House. ,.,,,
All onePa ions thoroughly and gently performed.
TRsrsH EXTRACTED without pain.
TEETH INSERTED ON VULCANlTE PLATE,
and durability warranted. oC 40
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r. WIgFREE, Salesman.


ONWARD! OEWARD!! Il m6kp
" THE CONSTANT CRY.--Snch IS the sftssS
motto OF d. GUNST. He is now pre- ENS
pared to offer the greatest Inducements rae
ever offe red In Richmond In the BOOT and SEoE
LINE by the cass, dozen. or single pair Clti.
zens and country merchants will find this q good
chance to lay In their supply. The following IN.
ducenents ara now offered: 1000 pairs OF Ladies'
aorocco Boots at 81 !; 900 pairs Mems Brogans
.nd B4lmorals. sl.25 and mp; ZOO pairs splenaid
Goat and Morocco Balmora!s, Sl.25 and up 900
pairs ladies' Green Cloth Slippers, SOC 500 pairs
genuine Morocco Buskins, 15c. a splendtd stock
OF Gents Boots, both calf and kip. ponn 'ail TO
call on dUSSI,
an Broad street, between Fourth and Filth.
sel4 ave doors from Breeden Fox.
A GLORIOUS FUTU K E.-nsap
IA a. GUNST i CO., No. 6Gs Broad BSAA
street, have just returned from the east E3:ss
ern cities with the largest stock OF T~S
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever brought to this city, which they will offer 10
the public at astop:shingly low prices. We adver-
tise price list orr stock is too large 10 enuns
ratio ali the different prices. Call and exam ne our
prices, ard we guarantee TO compete with the best
and cheapest IN the city. Country merchants will
find it to their INTEREST," TO call on US before making
their purchases.
A large lot OF SEWED BROGANS and MAYO.
LEON BOOTS. s. GUNST i CO.,
au 30 30. sos Broad, near Fifth street.
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ., 1867.
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and tran
ID sisnt. and also few day boardes can be ac-
commodated on Franklin street, next door to
corner of Eighth no 5-lm
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ID ELIEVE THE .MONOTONY.-,,
~ Ill Broadway: opposite fredericksburg tspo,
You can buy the CHi hsEI C2RNEsof .oy-rabsr
for only ten certs.
HAMPERS BAZAAR, with Gfy fashion plate.
and pattern sheet big as a bed. spread, ior onIr
ten cents.
Also, tho La Crosse Democrat, Ioc Hew Tor,
Ledger, 7c. and all the pictorisls. nseazinss
German Almanacs. etc to ne found on mis- cont ,
nent, with 4 fall line OF STATIONERY AVN
SCHOOL BOOKS, at prices stunnngly low,
You see Ristort at the theatre fcr 50 a fsy door
below. you obtain the {" London illustrated al
manac," containing all tn. crowned heads -
Europe, and many ether gratifying sights, for one.
fourth me money. - psTb. SAT. no
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MT ApPnED

>. 7 OHALFIN,
Assistant Adjutant- General.
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NEW, BOOKS.
~ PETER LIPP. The story OF boys ven.u,.
TYNDALL ON s0USDs. $50.
COWLE's EZvKIHL and DANIEL. s2s
ARNOLD'S NEW poems. $l.7s.
MADAME sLvETCHiSgs LIFE AND LET.
TRkS. Sits.
F FAT cAos6ESss6 N N%VEIs ~ a,r.
-FOUR OAKS BY Thrope. g. Is. 10"
WIDOW sP HIGGINS. by author Widow Bad,
papers. 81 rs. 4"
NAFQLEON BY Mrs. Muhlbach s2.cp
MARIE AsT0INBTTG By Mrs. Muhlbacb 9,
BULwsR NOVELS, each, 81 -
DICKBNS'S NOVELS. each. 81 50.
COMETH UP Az A FLOWER. socents.
For by A. Il. CHklSTI.H & Co
NOS BIZ Main stras,
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The following order from General Scho-
field SO we'll explains itself that comment
is needless
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Books, STATIONERY, do.

bsgs leave TO inform the citIzsns OF Man,h.,
and Chesternsld county that he has tsksn ~, -,
fee at the jswaliy store Of g.. r. Harding p 81.
Their, Hull street between Eishth and ,. Do
whore he keeps constantly on hand Tho ma mn,
Papers Of Richmond. Baltimore, Phi!ade,pty
and ssw York weskiiss, Magazines, Psrio6t,
DEMOCRAT" 1.-THE SOUTH sRs OPrsiS9ss'9s
Nc nc.
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oc 30-W &Sl0t
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ne ECONOMY is WEALTH!

no 5-1v
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-10-16

Composer Price.
VIM. b. Bradbury 30
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.FETSFE TEACHERS
-NS~ Music.

and Dealers will be furnished with Sheet Music, In
Stru:tiUu Books, Pianos, Organs MeiUdtuus, a.
IS HOLE~ALEPRI. Is.
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There was very severe suowstorm pre-
vailing last night, the wind blowing with
such violence, that itiYas almost impossible
to walk the streets, but, Notwithstanding
this, there was a fair audience at the Opera
House, on the occasion of the farewell bene-
fit Of Mr.J. G. McCollom. The play was
the brilliant new comedy entitled loves,
Masquerade, with Mrs. d. p. Bowers
as .Dlana, aud EgMf.aAJ .SlO } McCollom
as, Don Cesar. The audience were highly
delighted with the performances. Slleridan's
Ride,las recitedr by Mr.. McCollom, which
was received with great applause. The
drama of Day after the Wedding, created a
great deal of merrlment, and put the au-
dience into an excellent humor. There was
an exeelIspt Orchestral last nigbt.Ellnbsrr
ing some fifty musicians WHO made up In the
excellence Of t1eir mnsic, tor the neglectot
this important feature in q theatsrs for the
two evenings past; -,
,To-nlght is devoted 'toa beheGEJfOr The
dramatic company, and the q Rent cDagY
will be produced, after which the . Linn
efick Boy" with Mr. Rayhond'as Paddy
Miles; to conclude "Maiden on the
Heath" and a. full orchestra ,Yillr be IN at at
tendance. I'VE sincerely hope that theciti5
zens Of Columbus win give this company
a. good lbenefitasd They have doneoall IN
their power Spar to amase and please the Psos
pie, and deserve, a Ibgmper-leto them
have it. llb.Saai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17

THERE is haltIng and hes fancy among
the Republican members of the Legislature
on the dark subject Of Negro Suffrage in
this State. They talked the matter over in
caucus on Tuesday evening. The under
standing outside is that they were all
agreed that of right the Negroes ought to
vote; but the members from Southern
Ohio, under sense of humiliation for the
uncharitableness oftheir constituents, were
compelled to admit that d toouId be hazard
Gus to the party If the party should become
the bold, open-and-aboye-bo board advocate
Of amending the Constitution of the State
so as to give the Negroes the privilege of
voting. They, therefore, will undoubtedly
leave it an open question while longer
allowing the Reserve Republicans to ad-
voeate it fearlessly, and allowing the South
ern Ohio Republicans to protest that they
are not in favor of anything of the sort.
Meanwhile, the Republicans in Congress
fasten Negro Suffrage on the District of
Columbia, notwithstanding the almost
united protests of the White voters thereof
against 1t, and enact that no Territories
shall be admitted as States until they shall
first have provided in their Constitutions
that the Whites and Blacks shall be per-
mitted to exercise the privilege Of voting
alike. How much longer do the Republic
can politicians in the State imagine they
can make the mass of the people believe
that the Republican organization is not de-
termined to make voters out Of the Blacks
everywhere2 m -qr afa. 4Fr
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InUI. LIZ. 441StSSI.HE.M u III

There are all kinds OF companies being
Incorporated at the present time-and the
latest isothe Pitch Fork Company ct the
city of Tiffln, Seneca county, Ohio. AT.
Barnes, N. NJ. Barnes, J. r. Haas, Anson
sC. Barber AND ETastus g. Bowe fled az
cotpoTatoh, tn)the IohicS of the seetskaFfl
of State, yesterday, January 10, 1867, their
certificate of incorporation. The object OF
this association is for the purpose of engag-
ing in the business of manufacturing, pur-
chasing and selling, ,withip Ithe states OF
Ohio and Indiana, horse pitch forks, or hay
elevators. The association is to be known
as the Excelsior, Fork Company" with
capital stock of one hundred thousand dol
lars, divided into one thousand shares Of
one hundred dollars each:I tAndJhgir rplagel
Of business is located In the city OF Tifin.
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The Legislature Of the State Of Ohio ad-
journs tomorrow morning until next
Tuesday morning, we suppose this IS tor
a two-fold purpose-first, toorecuperate
their shattered constitutions, which have
been>sadly denorallzed by intense applica-
tion to business, and secondly, to consult
their constituents in regard to what steps
the Legislature Of Ohio had better take 70
hasten the slow action of Congress in the
Impeachment of Andrew johnson, and
giving the negroes universal suffrage. I
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An AcCident.

A young man by the name of Steven
Acres, who resides on what is called the
Big Belly, in'this county, wentput rabbit
hunting last Monday, and his dog chased a
rabbit into a hollow tree. Not being able
to get the rabbit out, he Went home and
procured an axe and. chopped the tree
down The tree in falling lodged upon
another small tree, which he undertook to
chop down, and in falling, he wasistruckih
the head by the first tree aud killed Instant
lu ,grsfr rftf tttrsNr 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17

The Oldest legislator in the present Gem
eral Assembly Of Ohio is Augustus L. Per-
rill, Of Pickaway. He used to hold1a seat
in that body as early as the session of
1899 40. In 1874 he was elected to Com.
0ress from the district composed Of the
counties of Fairfield, Pickaway and Fays
ette--serying one term. Since then he has
been several times member of the Ohio
Legislature lie Is man Of plain good
sense and sound Judgments 1fariettd Times.
! Mr.. PKRRILL has had much experience as
4 Legislator, both, ~ Washington and at
Columbus; and few public men, either in
Congress or in the General Assembly Of
Ohio, have acquired more influence among
their fellow members than the gentleman
from Pickaway. He is faithful, useful
and efficient legislator; and the people o.
his county may well be proud q q him. d
THE fail Of snow at Toledo on Saturday
night was the heaviest Of the season.
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s-s-s-SchIltz's Star Soap.
Ahs Tndu.trlaI sehool Fe.tlvnl.

The friends of the. Industrial School will
send their donations to Ambos Hall. Fancy
articles Intended for the supper table, 70 be
sent to-day Thursday as early as possible.
TOtmorrcY there will be "a lpncb at AM
bos Hall, from eleven o'clock A. NJ, to three
o'clock P. M.--and anything intended for
dinner will beisent accordingly The chii.
dren are to5have good mealpn, Saturday,
from ten to twelve o'clock, at which time
If any one desires to see the children, they
will be heartily Welcomed. No admittanca
win be charged, but ofHcourse If any dona-
tions should be made by thsliberal hearted
citizens of Columbus, they win be thank
fully. received 9J n. y 5gueg n gaS
cLS q Z, ,Schulfz's Star Soap. a. 49,.
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Let It be remembered tbat MiNayObn
Weaver, lesseeand manager' VII open .Ru
pf6fgr this evening for the fepson. thls
hds al@ays been 4 popular place OF te,9rt)
forthe citizens Of ColuMbu& and az y paS
been thoroughly repaired and fitted up'
iacluding the waFming fxtutess when
heats the honse in the coldest weather, 80
that a person sitting in any part OF the
building keeps comfortable and warmth
eauuots help ydFawiug zgoOd[ [hogsess 8e
have noticed the rules apd regulations
adopted by Mfr. WeaRetsA for theAhanage-
,msDtO uhls.eempan sandathey aEa.aa.near
perfect as can be observed. He proposes
ITO preducea vaFigtYot mqrgl( hTepnas, YqPfI
cratic burlesqdes, vandevilles, laughaoie
farces,spectacles, pantomimes, ballets,danc-
Ing, singing, etc.--and guarantees that
nothing shall be said or done to offend the
| most fastidiOus.
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Star Soap,
Transfers of Real Estate.

I TrnnSIcTB OF ItoHI EHtWS0'
The following transfers of real estate
were filed for record, in the Office OF tho
Recorder of franklin county, January l6,
1867:
C. f. Jaeger to the heirs OF, Peter Eisel,
deceased, the north half Of lot No. ID In
Jaeger's addition to the city of Columbus
5000. ,-yC,vrrov,S
Nicholas Eisei to Charles Koehl, the
north halt OF lot No. IA in Jaeger's addition
t. the city OF Columbus-$675
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SASIIS.-ScKultz's star FSoapgln'O
] INautaItOnImaiI.

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock, Naugh-
ton Hall Was filed to overfio%ing with
ladies, gentlemenand childrenswho amused
themselves with visit through the City
of New York and nIast hiRht, ihot@ith-
standing the snow storm which was rag
ing, there was another good house.A This
is certainly, a meritoEious exhibition, rapd
the delineations given by Mr.. Ingalsbee,
who is Yellpcquaiptedy NeyY York lie
in all its phases, renders it interesting and
iP4stbSt,Ss 41s alEsEp5on 5a and " evening sii
only opportunities afforded the people Of
this city to witness this panorama: Don't
faii 70 aSaiI YOURSELVES of he I0ccsliSds
Ths exhibition will cornmenSs at 3 o'elbcy
PM and at o'clock In the evening.
-ss,HTYF <-7-~-.s--lrsr-Tzr1F-T- 1EEVATx
p ulGLECA.Sl--Schulta's 8 Star Soap. f55ss fl
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,2VaIh ulABlG sn0Ws 10 I01IQU
YESTERDAY about three o'clock In the
afternoon, afternoon, it ScSommeuSsd to sAb a1d cont
tiuIed,to desetAick end fast until nearly
stosclock, when the wind 66mihenedd To
blow from the west, and at this writing,
tfis Snow which fell IN the hfterpoon rs
driftingainA every directions The slelghs
are still heard upon the streets-atia from
present appearances,, the fast men will have
complete surlelt before y We have n Another
thawaa1ag1 skNOHg ib.stisi
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AT Cost! At Cost at TAFT & Son, 46 North
nlgn2TTLH2 IhalLkILYTHT
! S-S-S.--Schultz' Star Soap! 80
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.FOR afiyst-class CigeEEQtO HeuneboisI
Piano Tuning,

| Orders left at J. Harris & Co.'s Store, No
36 North High street, will be attended to
by ~, E. CoRNELIsON.
| oct27-tf
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A GENUINE cup of Coffee, at HennebO's.
ti0n 10 tho Thief OF
sT,humaee

/ GGPr0crastinaGioni ON is tho Thief OF
II Tlme.o
By delaying aud forgettlngtoh have Sup-.
ply ot<coe's Dyspepsia Cure-ih the house,
ready for immediate use, you may have to
suffer, for many hours. pain and distress in
the stomach, which would be Immediately
cured If you already had 1t on hand, ready
for immediate useaEIEis sIimmediateinita
action, and cures permanently Dyspepsia
and all its kindred troubles.
Goes Cough Balsam may also hlways1i8
reiied On in cases Of Group, HWhooping
Cough, Colds, Coughs, and all throat and
all pulmonary complaints.
jan16-d&w1w
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rSaohmls ri md aad f j1aE7i7a I 5F5 nov stoppInE
at A. Hennebo's.
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Our distinguished fellow-citizen, Gov.
DnnxHsoN, up 70 whom Dos 1PLrr looks
with awful reverence, has been to Wash
ington to look into the Impeachment busI-
ness and the result Of his iiiVestigAtiOni
have tranqulllzed bis mind, He does not
think there will be Impeachment, SO be in
for ned Mack, = the washington special Of
tas CiaclkSds CDmmecidg Perhaps there
won't; but ne thanks win be due the Rad
isai mallknants " there isn't. -la
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,sfiSHiiESSsl@ibfff iES M bfffS SSS = fsi1SSsIa ,TSIsisq
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Nervous and SS Ssh u ESssPfche' SSsf Causes

Iand Cur6.I
Nervous and sick headache are induced
by indigestion, costiveness, foul stomach,
and a ltofpld state offth9 liver. Pefsoh1
suffering from these complaints shodld
avoid, as much as possible, the too free use
of spirituous and malt liquors, coffee and
tobacco, and keep the bowels open, by
small but frequent doses of RoBAcK's BLOOD
PnD, and lP1ts6iHgJa FSSil5F 1odfse 81
habits, when they viii find they never tan
to remove the difficulty. jan18-d&wlw
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AFrERNoON sEssIoN.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. BROWN, on leave, presented the
following resolution: -, .g-it
Resolved, That the Judiciary committee
be aud they are hereby instructed to pre-
pare bill and report to the Senate at as
early day as possible, providing tor the
appointment of commission of three per-
sons, two of whom at least shall be learned
In the law, whose duty it shall be to orevise,
arrange, codify, &c, the criminal laws of
the State, the probate laws, and also the
finance and revenue laws, for submission
to the next General Assembly. ,srggi.i S.
Mr.. MARTIN, gave notice Of his intention
to discuss the resolution, and 1t was laid
over. g-a .t7t h netj
The special order for this hours. B. No,
2l2, to provide for the appointment of a
Board of Commissioners to revise and cod
ify the revenue and finance laws Of Ohio
was taken up. l--a.. ..,.a- n l.- ..
The bill was advocated by Mr.. Martin,
and opposed by Messrs. Griswold, McFar-
land and Knowles. t,--li l,r..o., ..
The bill was lost--yeas II, nays 16.
Mr.. Martin having withdrawn his op-
position to Mr.. Browns resolution, it was
taken up. 9. iltfs.tc l.a4 .t i-,.tittf.
Mr.. TLBBALS moved to amend SO as to
provide for the appointment Of two COM
missions, of three persons each, one of
whom shall revise the revenue laws, the
other to revise the other laws specified In
the resolution. Lost-yeas 10, nays IL.
Mr.. BROOKS moved to amend SO as to
provide for commission Of five, three of
whom shall be lawyers. Lost--yeas Z,
nays a. u. .r,t..i9. c5 ~
The original resolution was amended SO
as to require that all the members of the
oHoI1 h<,I Ia
passed-yeas 16, nays IL, as follows: ea
Cole, Griswold, Hall, Hollister, Jones,
Knowles, Linn, May, Martin, Tibbals,
Walker, Wilson, Williamson-16. a: .,'
NAYs-Messrs. Berry, Bradbury, Burt,
Carlin, Coombs, Doan, ,Dowdney, Harris,
Hayden, Justice, Mcfarland, Savage, Wal
TRe Senate complied with the request Of
the House for the return to that body Of
Mr.. MCFARLAND moved that S. B. 2I5
TO fix the salaries of Judges, &C., just re.
ceiyed in a message from the House, be
laid on the table. Lost--yeas 6, naysM. .
The amendment of the House, striking
out so much Of the bill as relates to Judges
of the Supreme Court, was agreed to--yea|
| q, nays 8, as follows: 80 bi,.- {, 4.
Yeas-Messrs. Bateman, Berry, Brad
| bury. Brooks, Brown, Carlin, Cole, Coombs
Doan, Dowdney, Griswold. Hall, Harris
4 Hayden, lHollister, Jones, Martin, Tibbals
i Walker, West and Wilson-2l. !, '
| Nays-Messrs Burt, Linn, May, McFar
Hand, Savage, WaIllng and Williamson-s 8
4 House resolution M 90, relative TO trans
4 lferrin9 the State Soldiers Home to the Ma
j tiona Soldiers Home, IL the latter shall b,
4 ,,Iestablished In Ohio, was referred to tn
committee on Military Affairs. -.
j Mr.. WILLIAMSON moved to reconside
| the vote By which s. B. 2l3, to revise tn
I revenue and finance laws, was lost, and tn
motion was laid on the table.
Mr.. DOWDNEY asked and 0btaine
leave Of ABSENCE indefinitely after to-mor
The senate concurred in the House resO
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LOCA i N Il w . !.


Z, Last Day in OOlnmbusl L as
The Panorama gives It's last exhibitions
here this afternoon and evening at Naugh-
ton Hall, at 8 and 8 o'clock. rvr
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Opera House.

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luton relatlveto the regiineptal flag ofthe
9th regiment Owl yeas 2i NAYS none.
The Senate then adjourned. !.
[CoRREoT1oN.--In yesterdays report OF
Senate proceedings, It was stated that the
bill relative to the abolishment of the State
Military Agencies, transferred the business
Of those offices to the Adiutant Generals
office. 1t should have said to the Quarter
master Generals office
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TnE fail Of snow at Toledo on Saturday
night was the heaviest Of the season.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-10-19

got. Care, economy, and self
supporting policy constantly add
to his store. He has few purchas-
ed delicacies, but home made com
forts. He is SO necessarily always
at home that he makes it a place
of contentment, and neither city
nor village hotel soaks up much
of his means.
Why cannot our planters do as
well? We speak only of and to
such as are fit for Planting or.
farming life, for a man without
the industry or courage to work
will not do well in that or in any
other mode of life. But a man
whose fingers know how to plant,
and whose will is good to plant,
can carve cut of this damoraliza-
ton of negro labor, and this de-
feat of cotton as the chief money
making crop, such good fortune
as will amply compensate him for
present losses. n,
To initiate the Northern farmBI:
in his diverse crops, to see to the
care of swine and COWS and breed
ing stock, to use his small eeono-
mics, and like him, to be his own
salesman, may appear belittleing;
but after all it is the nobler life
than that of him who is the slave
to debt for his sustenance, and
who knows, as he dashes along IL
his broad cloth, that the merchant,
if not the tailor, is, wondering
when he will get pay for it. VIZ
must reverse our mode ofplanting
if we would thrive, and whethel
the worm OF the cotton conquer
this is equally true.-N. 0. Plea
yune.