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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

u If you want to help a
paper, always pay your sub
scription in advance. Send the
editor at least one subscription
besides your own, and often it
may happen that you can pick
up half a dozen. Such things
make the printer grin from ear
to ear, they make his heart
light; they make him work with
new grit; in short, they make
him feel happy-and enables
him to get the baby a new
dress occasionally.
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~ Dennis Burrel, the colored

- Dennis Burrel, the colored
conservative in the House, from
a., John the Baptist, in the debate
Yesterday about that section OF
the police bill which gives to the
uolicemen' and the police board
mower to arrest, and in default of
hail to imprison witnesses, said
that having been freed by act of
Congress, he was unwilling now
to again sell himself into slavery
to any set of men whatever, even
If they were called policemen
and therefore opposed the dona-
ting of any such arbitrary powers
to any men or set of men. Color
ed men Of Louisiana, this remark
from one of your own race should
set you to thinking as wether you
have not sold yourselves again
into slavery to body of men call
ed the Radical party. Reflect if
whether with your oaths % sup
port Loyal League, with your
solemn obligations to uphold the
Grand Army of the Republic, both
organizations formed and kept in
existence by the Radical leaders
solely for their own aggrandize-
ment, you have not sold your
selves to taskmasters harder than
those you served before the war;
to men who ask from you more,
and who give you less than ever
did the overseer of the worst ruled
plantation in the South in ante
beIlum times. Think then upon
this, use your reason and judge
whether you should not at once
break these chains so CALLING and
so disgracefal, whether you ought
not now, before it is too late, throw
off the yoke Of those men, who,
protesting love to you, use you
but for their own selfish purposes /;
who, when you have given them
what they ask, your votes, will be
unable and unwilling to pay the
promised price for them, and who
will when you can no longer be
useful to them, throw you away
like a worn out garment. COlored
men Of Louisiana, think N. o.
Crescent.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

u An intelligent correspond
ent of the Country Gentleman
says he is milking some cows that
are not stabbed, or are, at least,
partly exposed, and that every
cold spell Of weather has checked
the flow of milk at least one fifth,
and that the full quantity would
not again be reached.
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Subscriptions are being So

Subscriptions are being So
llcted for campaign papers,
from the North and Vest
These publications are confined
to local peculiarities, and the
fewest number of them are de-
voted to general issues. 1t has
always been an anomaly to us,
why individuals look abroad
for that, which they can pro-
cure at home. The same ener-
gy displayed for a local cam
paign paper, would enable the
conductor thereof to furnish
one, filed with all the political
information that is needed, sift-
ed of the trashy articles which
I'LL the columns of those from
abroad. This has been the
curse of our people. They are
always looking for Northern
exemplars to guide their opin.
ions. Nought that emenates
from the South is orthodox
[Clinton Democrat. -s ..
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12
! STRAY SALE

TNstrayed before.me, the undersigned au.
Il thority, by T. r Galloway, July llth,
highest bidder, for cash, on Saturday 26th
day of December, 1868, Dark Brindle Cow
and Calf, with mtlly head, crop and under
bit In right ear, swallow fork In left ear.
and about four years old, Appraised at o.
Said COW came to Caliaway's place about
the lst january, 1868 fstg rEt4f
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c. .tf.t
j. III. LOTION, Stray Master
Bellevue, La, Aug, 8, 1868. MO
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

HER REAsoN.-It was once
mentioned to Mr.. Smith that
a lady kept her books in de-
tached shelves, the male au-
thors in one, and the females
in the other, when the poet
replied: Il suppose the lady's
reasons were that she did not
wish to increase her library"
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Notice.

TNHE FILLMORE ACADEMY
IL opens for the reception of pupils
of both sexes, for term of four months,
the 1st of September, 1868.
Tuition. (Specie) for the Term
$40. $I2 so and $40.
The School has been in operation
three years under the present Princi-
pal, Prof. LYMAN GRISW0LD, and
the unprecedented progress of the pu-
pills in all their branches of study de-
monstrates the superiority of the sys-
tenn of instruction. From the Normal
class ten young men have gone out
the last year as teachers.
T. w. BLEDSOE, Pres't.
w. Z. HAMILTON, Sec'y. MI
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

u We have Freemasons
nowadays that can be regard
ed as nothing better than sound
ing brass or tinkling cymbals,
Great is their noise, their dis
play, and their pretended re-
gard to the requirements of
our Order; but strip them of
the cloak which they wear,
and you will find them full of
fraud, falsehood, clumny, in
temperance and every abomi-
nation. Such men are a dis
grace and a source of weak
ness to the society with which
they are connected. They
may, it is true, sometimes re-
ceive applause--they may be
taken under the wing of men
in power, and patted, caressed
aud encouraged; they may even
gain triumphs, and be sur
rounded by troops of shouting
sycophants; but it is fortunate,
it is satisfactory, that they can
not long play the impostor. 1t
is beyond their power to con-
ceal their knavery. The Eth
opian could as well change
his skin, or the leopard his
spots. They are soon seen in
their true co1ors. They soon
stand forth detected and ex-
posed, and then, by a right
eOus retribution, shame and
discredit overwhelm both then
and their abettors.
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Sftnsz Sale.

Estrated before j. B. Campbell, J. p
and viii Il be sold before the Court House
door, in the town Of Believes La, on the
first Saturday the - day of February 1863,
to the highest bidder, for cash, certain
BROWN PONY, about 6 years old, sOm6
white ON left hind foot, and white in the
face from above the eyes to the point ofnose,
and appraised at $40. 8
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, sc
hid j. II. LOTION, Stray Master
Bellevue, La, Aug. s, 1868. mig !.
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The Rails County Record
threatens it's delinquent sub
scribers with the Ku-Klux, I'M
less they pay up. If we thought
it would do us any good, we
would repeat the threat. Ku-
Kuxing won't reach our delin-
quents.
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SUSTAIN THE PAPERS THAT

SUSTAIN THE PAPERS THAT
SUSTAIN Youth times like these
when an INSCRIPTIONS legislature
is substituting venal presses and
editors to misrepresent, abuse and
libel the people, it behooves those
upon whom these cowardly at
tacks are made to stand by those
Journals which have defended
them in such a telling manner as
to bring down upon those journals
directly the viudictive vengeance
of the Radical party and the rank
est prescription ever attempted
in a free country. If the Demo
cratic press could live on compli-
ments, never had newspapers bet
ter claims to wealth than are at
forded by the revengeful course
of the Radical legislature of this
State. 1t was a great compliment
to that press for those men to in
woke the sovereign powers of a
great State to crush it out, and it
ought to be one of the strongest
inducements for the people, whose
rights and liberties were thus fla
gravity violated, to stand up like
men and, if need be, register their
solemn oaths that the Democratic
press shall not muzzled or put
down, but that it's mighty arms
shall be strengthened and upheld,
by voluntary aid if necessary,
while it is championing the cause
of the people and striking down
the quaint fiends who attack them.
And we warn the people in time
that they will need such cham
piOns to avouch for their fealty to
law and for the honesty of their
purposes Radical lies will be
more abundant in three months
than blackberries were in June,
and who will deny them when the
local press has been crushed into
silence? And crushed it will be.
we are candid in saying, unless
the people come to it's reliefand sup
port it as they would their minis.
tiers and their public servants Of
every kind. Robbing the loca
newspapers Of legal patronage
was a vital blow to a great many
journals in the State. 1t will starvt
them out, unless other patronage
is provided. Let the people takt
warning, if they are resolved no
to permit the Radicals to make /:
long stride towards a despotism
and devise measure to sustain tn
papers thatsustain them.-[ Ouachi
ia Telegraph.
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1txr Collectors Notice.

FTNhe Parish Tax Payers of the
Ill Perish of Bossier are hereby
notified that their taxes ON assessment
of 1867 and trades and professions for
1868, are now due, and that | am pre-
pared to receipt for the same. Tax
payersneed not expect any indulgence.
Taxes must de paid promptly, if you
expect to avoid costs. A hint to the
wise is sufficient. EG.
pa w. H. HILL.
n24tf Parish Tax Collector.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

A clergyman at an after
noon service was asked to
read a notice of q wOman's
rights lecture, which he did in
this wise: cat half-past six
O'Clock, at the school house in
the district, a hen will attempt
to crow"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

Young men anxious to get
rid of their wild oats, would do
we'll to get a sewing machine.
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STRAY SALE.

Estrayed before Thps. Applewhite, J. p,
"a by e. w. Hodges, june 10Th, and viii
be sold before the Court house door, in the
town Of Bellevue, La, for cash, to the high
est bidder, on Saturday the 26th day Of
December, 1868, A BAY HORSE PONY,
with a small star in the face, abont ! years
praised at S45. E gsY 5tg s.F slsT t18tAyg
The OWNER is requested. to come forward,
prove PROPERTY. pay ehafges, &c. ~
- = j. H. LOTION,
n13 A' l' Stray Master
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

Ex-GOv. Worth, of n. c., is
stumping it in that State for
Seymour and Blair.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

A Mobile paper says of a
guitarist in that city, that his
playing would give any well
conducted saw-mill the tooth
ache.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

The Radical Congressman are
JacOb-ins now, but they will
be Jacob-outs after the election
this fall,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12
Land Sale.

N7ni be sold at the Court house door, in
w the town of Bellevue, ON Monday
the 2lst day of September, 1863, the undivi
ded interest of VIM. NJ Vanarsdel, Ambrose
j. Vanarsdel and Ellen j. Brown, in q Ger
tain tract OF land lying in the Parish
of Bossier, about. IL miles from Bellevue,
adjoining the lands of Sanders Richardson,
containing in all $50 acres, of which 100 is
cleared, and described as follows: 5j2
The east half of southwest quarter, and
west half Of southeast quarter, and
northeast quarter of southeast quarter,
and southwest quarter ofnortheast quarter,
and east half of northeast quarter of north
west quarter, all in section 10, township Is,
range 10.
The interest proposed to tessold being an
undivided three -fourth's of the tract. Sale
to be on credit till the 18th day of Decem.
Der next The purchaser to give note with
approved security, and possession to be de-
livered on the payment of the purchase
price.
IS L. VANARSDEL, Agent.
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The name of the new Geor-
gia Senator is Homer Virgil
Milton Miller. Poetieal, for
the teSt-Oath.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

There is a firm in Syracuse
by the name of Settle & Burst.
In most other places it is Burst
s. Settle.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-09-12

carpet-bag villains be the first,
and it possible, the only victims
of the wrath of an outraged PEG
pie !
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For. Sale Or RQaaf.

7 will sell or rent. on reasonable
l. terms, a house and lot containing
twenty acres Of land-ten cleared, in
a high state of cultivation, and under
good fence. The house is now in No.
| order, with new outhouses, barn and
stables, store room and dairy, smoke
house, kitchen, de-, snd a magnificent
well of water. 1t is located ON the
Shreveport road, ] mile west. of Fill
more, and ! mile from Fillmore Acad-
amy Those wishing to educate their
children, will find it most desirable
residence, by reason of contiguity to
the best school in North Louisiana,
now under the control Of Prof. Lyman
Griswold..
For terms. address me at Fillmore.
La. State whether you wish to rent
or purchase. vrists
MA at Ell. HAMILTON.
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SHREVEPORT, TsA.,

Office at the store OF L, c. Carter, No. 3on.
the Levee
5ATHOS w. SCOTT, Agent.
DR. Joe L. MOORE, Medical Examined &
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MANsF1ELp REFERENcEs

MANSFIELD REFERENCES;
{ REV. Charles b. Stuart; Jno. w Stuart,
Esq; DR. X T. Gibbs DR. w @. Thomas.
Dr. N, p. Reeves, Rev. John Pipes, Rev. ii
C. Thweatt, d. D., Messrs Dubois & Doug
lass, Rev b. f. Alexander. tE g1u|
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MCMAHON g. OTIS, General Agents,
No. II Madison street, DeSotO Block,
Memphis, Tennessee
Medical Examiners :--J y White, NJ ID !,
w T Irwin, M ID.
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NEW ORLEANS REFERENCES /:

NEW ORLEANS REFERENCES: t..ff sEF|
T. Il. Walker g. Co.
G. w Manson,
H Macdonald, firm of Brooks g. Macdonald
D. P. Logan, ..-.---. firm of .Fellowes IL co.
Julius Vairan, firm of s. III Kennedy e. co
Jennings, Weeks d. CO. tf&tt t5
E. II. Harris. firm OF Jas. H Cennely g. CO
Messts. w r. Green g. co. 1893
% III. Won Phnl, jr. 81 cu fg T.N
q - Geo G. Garner g. co
" JnO H. Phelps g. co 't'tat 2.
Chenoworth, Casey e. co -
z q" Henderson, Peale Il co. ~
b. w Huntingdon, ia Re ~ l-+tt &
Messrs s. B. Newman g. co, -..
Z" Woods, Mathews 4 co WV
Warren, Crawford g. co aeN5
I" Ethel IL Thomas,
{" Barnett & Shepard -
I" Geo w Bancker & co .-sef4
Gen. q. b. Buckner,
9 D. H. Matiry, IA5iA
Messfs. Lamb, Quinlan g. CO.
VIM Ball, sz
H. H. Bryan, firm Of Given, Watts & CO.
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Fall Stock

Eal STOCK y
1868.
Gtaple and Fancy Dry Goods. No
y tons, Clothing, Hats, Boots and
Shoes, Carpeting, Rugs, Mating,
Floor Oil Cloth, &C., for sale by
j. II. REYNOLDS,
ms 6m Texas ST., Shreveport, La.
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This Company issues policies on lives on
all the different plans and at as favorsbfe
rates as any other while it hiss no FESTIVE
tions in regard to either travel OF residence,
and all its profits are divided annHaly
among its policy holders. Itsepelicies are All
issued on the non forfesting PIN.
1t is prompt in the payment Of losses,
This Company renewed, and eUntinues iH
force, Life Insurance policies held by the
Southern survivors of the late war-fOrmins
an exception, in this respect, from She ma
iority, il not all the Eastern cempeAiess
which, while the war was going on, refused
to receive premiums, and thds preserve in
surancs on Southern lives, but are now SO
Letting Southern support. The ST. LOUIS
MUTUAL never, during the whole progress
of the late civil war, refused to receive the
premiums on policies from lite SOutAef policy
holders
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BELLEVUE

a,, W., H. sCANLAND,
Agent for Bossier Parish, La. :
DR.. W. NJ. SWAMI, Medical Examiner.
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References Col B. NJ Jehnso8, Presi-
ident of Home Insurance Co, Messrs. Walsh
q Boieseau, DR.. G. G. Catlett, L, E. Carter,
j. c. Elstncr, Dew. l.. Tally, Jasnes w How
ard, Drury Lacy, and Dr. Joseph Wilder,
Rev r. s. Trippett, D. D., Capt F y. Ieav-
enworte, DIR ID. NJ Anderson, Col w. r.
Shivers, Shreveport, La
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-13

rcor,spoussncs Chicago Tribunal

fCOuespondenco ChiceKo InDuncl
Whitman IA now aboutfifty, model Of health
ful vigorous, honest, hopeful man. lsrge.hmoed,
erect, active. with perfect digestion and an un-
sullied conscience. His head is Homeric, mar
tnged with gray but abundant; massive, well
shaped features, the type OF man Of the people.
an answering and incorporating Democrat, 10
the true sense Of the word. He Is free thinker
and free every thing but an optimist to the core;
believing that everything will come right, tnat All
evils are only blessings IN disguise and that numsni
~ is Divinity, the aim and end, and crown, OF NE
in every form. He is q bachelor, and will be,
though be loves children and women. Perhaps he
represents the truth of the French proverb, "rhey
WHO love much, never marry"
For some years Whitman has lived In Washing
ton, where he obtained clerkship In the treasury
department through President Lincoln, who had
read his Leaves of Grass" aDd been struck with
il. He was once removed from his position be-
cause be printed an immoral" book. but was
afterward reinstated. Lately ne published Drum
Taps" which are poems Of the war, but which are
exactly in the same vein with the Leaves"
whitman being man who drifts, letting cir
eumstances mold him, he may remain at the led
eral city for the remainder Of his life; and IL IL
not improbable that he will. A salary Of 5000
TO $500 is princely sum TO him. he never had
so much money In his life before and he lives on
II very comfortably. He is born vagsoond, and
relishes roaming through the streets, careless OF
what may occur tomorrow, and welded to the
faith that all happenings are for the best.
In spite OF his unmistakable coarseness, posi-
lively shocking sometimes even TO men, many
cultivated and highly intellectual women admire
him greatly. One Of the best known writer's in
town, when she first met him after the publication
Of his book, threw her arms about his massive neck
and kissed him. She was married and the mother
of children. and not therefore, at what Is consd-
cred the gushing age. She said. on hearing the
gossip her conduct had created, that she merely
wished 10 show q brave. honest manly man that
an independent and womanly woman could sppre-
ciate him.
Per contra. remember young man who had
heard much of the "Leaves Of Grass" and who,
without having read Il, presumed II was colIec:
ticn OF sentimental and amcrvus poems. He was
acquainted with q susceptible and cultivated
woman for whom he felt more than ordinury
fondness and deeming Whitmsn's work very
appropriate gift, he purchased handsome copy
and presented il to her. Happening the next day
TO pick up the volume In booksellers, no was
sadly disappointed at the contents, and so mort.
fed, wthal, that he never dared to visit his fair
friend again.
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OFFICIAL.
NATIONALITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, September II, 1868.

mo. 10l4-N. ST.
Resolred, That the mayor of the city be and
be is hereby authorized to contract in behalf Of
the city of New Orleans. by notarial act before
the city notary, with John F.. Rust as principal,
and G.. Crowley as security, for the digging the
necessary draining canals, and for the construc'
ton Of the necessary dams and levees so as to
carry the water from the Bienvlle street draining
machine to the swamp on the other side Of the Me-
tarie RIDGE for and in consideration Of $500 per
running acre of 20S feet of so feet broad canal (;
$3.50 per running acre of 20S feet canal; s25 per
running acre Of 20S feet for feet ditch; the
dams and piling per running foot 500 the under
ground sewer seventy-fve (75) cents per running
loot provided that the said work shall not be
commenced before the LIST day of October, 1867.
(sgned) THos. S. MOORE,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) GERARD STTrH,
President Board Of Aldermen.
In force by virtue of law.
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-13

FACES TRANsFIGURED.-A soiled portrait in the
hands of an expert picture cleaner soon becomes
fresh and brilliant, but not more rapidly THAN q
blemished complexion under the effects of that
healthful floral besutifer, PhalOn's Psphia1 Lo-
lion
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, september IL, 1868. !
mo. 10l5-N. ST.
Resolred, That the controller be and he is here
by authorized to warrant on the treasurer in
favor Of A. W. Bosworth, president of the COM
missioners Of the Water Works, for the sum of
twenty-five thousand dollars 1875 ,00O), to be used
by said board for carrying on the Water Works
until such time as the water rents received shall
enable said board to return said sum to the city
treasury.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved September II, 1868.
(Sigped) JOHN X. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN ". OVERALL. Secretary. sells 1t
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Country Dealers and Druggists sypplIes.

EACTn - Messrs. n. KlefS a Hollsndss, No. as
P0ydrAs street. Manufacturers the hasko1 Btterss
Genemen-I have examined the paten. that grsu
you BY the q Sovemment for manufacturing the h<
Bitters and found the ingredients employed couptbuul
wen calculated excite and good order the
organs have prescribed said Btcrs several times Wld II
every instance had occasion 70 ascertain their Bee ncis
effect remain, ge1temcn respectfully, YOU'D N or
obedienf servant A. MEROIER NJ d., 1873 Canal sr@ "a
have examined the hold for the manufa4
MaRk0n Bttes and dnd nothing the ingredients sr,
70 ~ upyn w human Ostem Yale.
cordial aromatic bitter. \. A. SMITH nj r,
Your haakoh bittsrs, which have examined, a. n,
contain any Ingredients injurious 70 health and Be
mended 10 those Who Arein want OF go-d tonic 80
Yours. N. BOHUPPERT MI m
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