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Rebellion In Bo..ier.
UNITED STATES TROOPS CALLED OUT.


We find iu the Mnden claiborne Parsh) Dem.
ocrat, OF August Is, the following particulars of
the negro rebellion at Bossier Point:
Last Sunday morning Col. John Hodges arrived
in Minden, bringing the alarming news that the
negroes in Bossier Point were arrayed in armed
force to resist the legal authorities aud to make
war upon the whites. The sheriff Of Bossier had
Warrant to arrest several negroes who had be en-
charged with stealing cattle. This process they
resisted, with the aid Of all the negroes of the
neighborhood, under the immediate advice and
command OF an African named Isaac Williams.
Some thirty or forty men from Minden went to
the assistance OF the white men of Bossier, who
had been summoned as speedily as possible to the
scene of these warike movements.
The negroes were armed with guns aud pistols,
and at one time threatened TO make charge on
those who came as the sherif's posse bat in view
OF the numbers and determination of the oppos-
ing force, they became panic stricken and fed in
confusion. Fifty.seven of ithese were captured
without firing Of gun. Among the number was
Williams, who, however, was taken on the Shreve-
port ferry, at q different time, on his way to
Shreveport for the purpose, as is understood. to
get promised assistance. These deluded aud igno-
course by the teachings Of Flood Mudgett and
McVean, the internal scalawags who claim their
residence in Caddo parish. a.fa
The behavior of the citizens who were called
upon TO quell the instruction is entitled to much
commentator, both on the score Of the courage
displayed and the great forbesrance exercised.
They acted under the command of Col. John
Hodges, than whom we have no better specimen
Of the discreet citizen and brave soldier.
The United States troops that had recently ar
rived in Shreveport on their way to Texas were
called upon to lend their aid. and the requisition
was promptly complied with. The people are
indebted to Capt. Fauntleroy for the presence Of
these troops. His energy and his courage Is
equal to any emergency. We learn since that
in their attempt to capture captain Of one Of
the negro companies who resisted, he was shot
and killed.
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GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
virginian once Eighth street, Lynehburg, Virginia

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United States at Publishers Lowest Rates
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on TO those Of the Northern and Western States from which
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APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE.
BURN du Buisson's IodIde OF Iron and Man.
Ranese PflIs.

The treatment Of chorote scrouous affections always
ong and tedious with the usua preparations IRON which
unequenty fail owing to the stomach being able
support them The researches of Professors Hsnnon
Brussels; Gens0ul aud rereQuin OF Lyons
Tousau Of Paris have demonstrated that this lamentabe
failure owing the absence of Manganese which
Iron, essential element of the blood These Pills
therefore, supply important deficiency therapeutics
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Of iron alone in all anemic scrofuous and aec
tiOns.
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EACTs - Messrs. N. Kierer HoIande-, No. rs
Poydrss street. Manufacturers Of the Naakoh Biters:
Genemen-I have examined tho pateni was grantee
by the o. Government for ufsctung Msskof
Btters and found In the ingredients employed COMPOUND
we'll calculated TO excite and keep In good order
organs have prescribed said Bitters times and
instance had occasion their benencs
effect remain, gentlemen, very respectfully, your
obedent servant A. MEROIER, NJ. D. 1873 Canal street.
have examined the patent you msnuact
Malakon Btte and find nothing In the ingredients thereo
calculated to act inurousy upon the human system une
taken IN inordnste Quantities Indeed, nothing bl
cordial aromatic bitter. 3. A. SMITH M q.
Your Msskof Bitters, which 1 have examined do no
contain ingredients injurious to health may
mended 10 those who are In want of q 20 ID tonic
Yours N. sCHUPPERT, n. ID.
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Lawyers will find an advertisement Of much In.
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Eneanpments.


THE r. w. GRAND kEcAMPNENT OF LOUISIANA
Meets semi-annuay on tAe fourth Wednesday January
and July Officers ls5s-J Twinnsmore No. 5, NJ W.
Grand Patriarch; A ". Meedone Of No. s. N. 4. Grand
High Priests Jules A. Frss of No l. ". Grand Ward
IN; w. c. Wilson, Of No l. r. W Grand Scribe; B. DsSilyA
81 No l. R. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. W. Roper
Of No r. W. O. 'unior wardeA A. Wallace
Hunter. Of No. l. R.;w. Grand Representative !;
George Nungeser Of No Z w. O. MARSHALL Frank Phster Of
Net, w. Grand Sentinel n. Frankford. Of No. ". ID.
Grand Sentinel; Henry Jones' Of No, 4 Dis No Deputy
District Grand Patriarch.
STANDING coxxIrrKHs- soFeienfials and RsfayAs-JOth
am Potter Of No l. VIM, Bloomfield, Jr, Of Nc. A MaEu
rean, OfNo.a
Safe the O-der-J. a. Dunlap. Of No l. Luther Homes
ofNe l. @. Tneman Of No 6.
Fnanos-B. NJ RnshA II No. Z, John B. Heno, Of Ne.
Geo. G. Klaus Of No 6
Constellation and ByLteG-Howard NIlspsugh, ofNo g.
Edward Plsbury, Of No Z H. y, sturcken. sfNo. &
subordin&3e Encampments.
49, wl(DEY No. l.
heess the First an Third Saturdays Of each month
Lodge Room No. Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
pany. Omeers-B Da silva, c. p; A. Thomson, h p. {;
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Lodge Room No l. the crsscsut Mutual Insurance
Company oncers-GeO. W. ssdlsr O. p; J. h. Burke
H.P.; W. II. Wright Scribe
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Nests the second and fourth Saturdays month
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A BOOK FOR THE UNFORTUNATE
J.. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES IupoteDcy Loss Of Power Nervous Debility viii
Notes Impedmens Marriage should reao BY All con
kmpsting marriage Sent BY mail receipt of cents b.
J. B. DUFF GRIFFIs,
New Orleans Medical Institute.
364 Magazine street.
Where all private diseases are successfully treated
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No More CopaIba and Cubebs.
GRIHAULfs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
kATICo vEGETALIS.
Al other medicines have failed these preparations
Of and chronic Of private dis
They used In the hospitals Of Paris the celebrated DR.
Bcord and found Eresy TO all hitt knop
mineral remedies and Copabe and Cubebs The inectisn
used IN recent and capsules In more chroaic
Syrup Of Peruvian Bark and Iron,
-PREPARED BY 81
GRIMAULT co.,
Chemists 10 q. I. II. Prince Napoleon, Paris
This medicine presents in agreeable FORM the active
principles OF Peru Bark the best tonics combined
with Iron, Of the ncpa Of the blood Il pre-
cribsd by the most eminent physicians Of Paris
Chlorosis Green hicknsss9 to facilitate the development
young females and 10 restore health aud
IN general IL rapidly the distressing stomach com
plants caused BY anea and eucOrrhea which ladies'
80 often subject ulsrzes and facilitates the flow Of the
eafamenia, and also excellent for pale lympnatc
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oge-tion End extremely beneficial al persons whose
blood has been impoverished BY Illness long difficult
eonvaescene The effects Of this Syrup at certain
and speedy. :
Depot General In New Orleans at
y. DUCouGE'S,
80 Chartres street.
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VINO TAKES THE MONEY!

Dr. WQLCorT say, he will pay 5000 any person who
will produce remedy that will instantly remove and
SO read and cure any pain II the Head Teeth
Temples, Neck, Shoulders, Breast Back, Heart Lungs
Sides Hips Abdomen Legs Ankles Feet Toes internal o.
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fRhtful Cspcersn fact all pain, any cause Rheu
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Applied Free at no. "a Csrondest street.
JOHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent Tor New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied.
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GRIMAULr CO., CHEMISTS, PARIS.
PEPsNE the latest scientific discovery Of DR. Corvisar
physician 70 hs majesty the Emperor OF the French
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nation Of the mucous coats OF the stomach and bowels
burn. pituite. anRmia Of strength and Gin femaes
chOross The Elixir Of Pepsne which sanctioned by the
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of Mediocre speedily
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pETITIoN
PETITION

NoUvELLE ORLEANs. IS August 1853
Honorable Consen COmmun la Vile de la NouveIeol
leans
Les s"ussgDes propretires les Peters Clay
Deuxieme District de cete VILE infrment
qui seat ssaire de des
les dites depuis Cont ius7ua Ia
Douane prient vsuloir bien oraOunance
ecessaire aim dob iger les pneares fre
QUOTES en- sde de hours oprietes
Nous aust quiz conceivable que Ia vile ct
enpierer Clay Cont la de Douane
depens et de Ia meme maniere quiz fa de
la Cont ala stLus Peasant AVER DR. It
qui etc fats d'astres propetaes Ia
prions dsstcriser d. la vile
isre emperrer la Clay de la Cont Ia de Ia
DOuane ~ a..L
WIN. II. VREDENBURG par VIM. " Yr. denburg Jr., Is
peds sur "a rue Peters. 100 p1ds ID rue Clay.
JEAN PETIT 22 pieds Ia Clay, 2O2 peds la
Peters
j. AvET 200 pieds la Clay, 100 pisds
Pc ers.
ID GRIEFF. 50 pieds sur la rue Clay.
B. BEKkENY. 81 pieds sur Ia Clay.
A. IONA. Is ped- sur Ia Clay.
FELIX LABATUT 50 pieds sar Ia rue Clay 50 pieds
Ia rue Peters
A. b. DMEZA so peds sur la rue Clay.
LAVlLLEBEUYE, Is pieds sur Ia rue Clay, IS piede
sur l rue Peters
A JACQUET par proouraOn de A. Beckett, so pieds sur
Ia rue Clay. so pieds sur la rue Peters.
Nombre totsl de pisds dams lilet
kombre de pieds spDartenant aux pesnnares. lisa
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ERENGH MEDICINES
-PRKPARxD BY
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
Is Rue RIoHELIEU, PARIS.
Asthma, Oppression. Dyspnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDICA
PREPARED By GRxAuLr 4 Co., CHEMISTS PARIS

Recent experiments France England and Germany have
proved that hese Gig retes sovereign remedy for
above distressing affections, especially when BeadoAna
stramonium and Opium have failed to give relief
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OFFICIAL.
PETITION.

pETITIoN.............. .............PETITIoN
NKw ORLEANS August Is 1868.
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the City Of New
Orleans:
The undersigned Property Holders on Peters and Clay
streets Secpnd District Of this city, respectfully beg
the necessity Of sidewalks the
from Cont 10 Cusomhouse and pray that honor
aGie oy viii ordinance authorizing and compel
We also further beg the of the
having Gay street graded macadAmzed from Cont
Custemhouse street, at It's own expense in the
as II hiss been done from Cont to St Louis
heye tbat the benefits extended 60 should be
tended TO on the same street and in this view solicit
your honorable body 10 instruct the city in
the gdng and matchmaking of Clay street, from Cont to
CpstOmhOuse
And IS Ia duty bound will ever pray.
WILLIAM II. YkEDENBURt3 per William n Vredeu
burg Jr. rs feet Peters and 100
JEAN PETIT a2 feet Clay street 22 Peters
J. AVET, aO feet on Clsy street 100 Peters
A. ID. CT In FIR 60 feet on Clay street
b. j. BkRKBNY 50 feet on Clay street.
A. IONA. p feet Clay street
FFLIX LABAfUr, 50 feet on Clay street, 50 Peters
street t..
a. DMFZA, 50 feet on Clay street
A LAVILLEBkUVkE, Is feet Clay street. Is on
Peters street.
JAoQOET, pro Beckett 50 feet Clay street, 50
Peters street
Total of square, l22l total number of feet in
petition lisa
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Meets every Wednesday evening In Msrgny Buildings,
Third District onieer-H. Noting, N. G.i L schmidt,
Y. @. A Roth. RecretarY.
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CeECsAL TREATMENT OF CHRONIu
~ DIsEASEs-DR De BAUshEr will take charge OF and
guarantee the following chronic Diseases
Diseases Whites Beunorrhees, UlcersD Rheumatism Cont
Dyspepsia, Chloose Liver Comp amt Diseases the Trina
Organs and Deafness Cons citations every day from "
oc OIL till at his Office of Orleans and
~ streets. Residence. No 10 Orleans street
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PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCBEUR
vmce ana ncr1dsnce no zS p.ronne Between Girod
Julia Strests
NEW ORLEANS, La
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Premiums received during the year ending
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Losses, taxes, expenses, reinsurance, etc,
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Assets the Slst December 1867 ....... SIS TIA
This Company continues insure against the pes
Seas Rivers, and loss damage By Fire, the
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WIN. N. PERKINS. Vice President.
A. W. HUNTER, Secretary.
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SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
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Amount Of premiums received during the year end.
Assets on sist Dscs@SsI is5 valued s.
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THOs ANDERSON, Secretary mo q, GAINES, " p.
Directors the year ls5-John q. Gaines Henry Rem
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Z. n GASucHsAu, Secretary.
This Company offers 70 the insured the option
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TIE WESTIIyDIES.
JAMAICA.

rup CAPTAIN OF THE PENOBsCOT on 4 SECRET
MISSION TO KINGsTOS-ARRlYAL OF HAITIAN
REFUGEEs-IMPARTIAL JUsllCE-IkApE'
We haye adyices from Kingston, Jamaica VIA
Havana 70 the 18th inst.
The British war steamer Mullet had arrived az hings
ton from Prince with the captain OF tho Jhou
attc. steamer PenobscOt on beard on secret mission
Atter bis arrival at Kingston several Interviews hHd
,ater lace between him aud Mr. Aaron Gregg the Am
lean Confu at that port There were many it.Vrs
In the city As the object OF ms Wlhsou ou' ''' WIZ
founded on nothing but conjecture ,.-, ....., . 80
ON fLe arrival Port Royal OF french vessolo
,rom Port au Prince bringing number OF Hay uhh Icl
gees the naval authorities olDccttd 20 tno @
da7touents were not under the circumstances ehutu
90 nrotection The CefMagstrate of kington thonsht
otherwise and them permission 20 ulselnlalh a. a.
Kiugston Among them were several nay uaAS "Ho H0'u
ofice under Genrard's Government . -. 49,
Several American vessels bad arrived ~ kingston lto
Portau Prince having been unable 10 OBTAIN any lnkh'
at that place, and others were expected LVh o' 'i''
iTdua OF high position tho north SIDE OF the
Islapd convicted Of having set hfe TO the cIoes Oh
MACK woman for having thrown stone az nor au Deeu
sentenced 20 imprisonment ID iho koIIeta,' ,r Th
foT no wears The woman escaped without injury, iho
ot,ce had caused great deal OF oNCiteineut ana inc
Tndgo was very much condemned by tho bGhcf classes
Tor having dealt with respectable person lst ms nc
~ Indes RECENTLY sent from England 20 the colony
The coffee crop still looked promlsDg Dut ieW snow
ers yere re1urcd insure good returns Ihere was
Nveiy demand for dyewOOds, ana at the pOrt OF bnh
iowood and fusctwO barks and brig for france, enc
brlT for New York and another for Boston IeTe were
the market for vessels 10 oau oBWool
AT outpOrts for Europe and the Unlteu Sthteb
almost driven American corn out OF the market Tor the
New-York tribune., 1868-08-29
EW-yORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 90. 1865.

kuKluH Klan. Columbia s the largest town In the DIS
tfct also the most yehemently dlslOyal with the III
snct OF true courage. Mr. Arne felt that he must Degn
there. II he succeeded in speaking without moestatoh
there, he would probably have difficulty IN ooDuet
ing the canvass anywhere else IN the district IL nc
summed Columbia he probably would not be permitted
70 speak anywhere else So lie appointed meeting hee
The ku-Kux warned him that he must not speak. lie
paid no attention 20 their threats but went An audience
OF 1000 people awaited his appearance Out OF those 100
There were not probably dozen Union men. Never
theless, Mr.. Arnell, without friend without guard
mounted the stand, and commenced 10 tell those howl
ing Rebels plain truths. He frequently inter
rupled, sometimes by 500 voices. dozen times portions
OF the audience tried TO make rush at him, and pistols
were drawn. one drunken rian sat close TO him, with
his hand his revolver anxious TO shoot but restrained
by the courage Of the man. But IN spite OF all tis Mr..
Arnen stuck 70 his work, aud for two
hours he patiently, calmly, but p0ntedy unfolded
he errors Of the party and the essential jus
tee OF the Republican canse Such courage attracts the
brave. When the mob attempted a final rush Mt Mr..
Arne group OF Rebel soldiers gathered around him,
drew their pistols, and swOre that be should not he
harmed, and that he should be allowed TO finish his
speech, which ne did. The Democratic agents Of the
Associated PTess throughout the South send plenty Of
details about Democratic baTbecues, &c. They never
send us accounts Of such scenes as this
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
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rur, y, ,Iys IYDTAY uAssACREs

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2s.-The Cheyenne aud ARA
dering inoenstye settlers Central and Eastern Colo
RADIO Tuesday they attacked The kowa station, on
the smoky H route capturing thirty horses ana carry
ing OFF a woman aud child whose remains were fouhd
Yesterday shockngly mutatcd and were brought here
for bural Another band killed three men yesterday at
latham on the Platte stuge road. They chased the
smoky i coach several miles, keeping up running nIe
without doing any damage. Gov. Hall organized com
pony OF sixty volunteers and left here at o'clock TINS
morning Gen Sheridan authorized them TO call on the
commander az Reynolds for assistance Ihe Indians
are stripping the country or stock and provisions
Twelve persons are known 10 have been murdered wth
the past two days. A Cheyenne dispatch says EdWaI
NJ Pratt OF Peoria Illinois, who was IN company Win D.
H. Everett herdlng horses two miles from this city carry
this morning was surprised by five Indians and scaped
lie was brought into the hospital, where he dled AT ~
a. ~ The Indians drove of 30 Of the horses Everelt
escaped Another band are reported as having driven
off large number OF horses two miles west OF
Gen Vessels sent cavalry In pursuit. but nothing dehate
has been heard from them. Helena, Montana, us
patch SAYS the I'd inst party OF citizens captured 20
indians who out stealing near the Old MISSION on
the Missouri River. They on the way TO Fort ena"
10 deliver the Indians 10 the military authorizes.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-29

ceed 10 your peaceful homes and you will follow the path
and the fortune Of the Indian who thOugt you now
think, and be rushed as you bndy rush upon your
inevitable fate. You have your choice You may
never have II again you true yourselves true
10 our mutual interests aud welfare II you stand by
we will stand by YOU and there VIII be peace aud pros
Derfty and all their blessings shared between u.s. II
otherwise and stand by your present
II you adhere them and insist that you win put them
10 govern us and you submit yourselves be governed
bv Them then you must go your ways and we will go
wave we win not mOlest or trouble you. You may IN
neare run your course OF wTetehedness and ruin We
sbell nor follow YOU We must and we viii take care OF
ourselyel Think Of these things sedately and calmly
They are vital TO yOn We know IT, and for your
sake we entreat YOU to be guided by truth and nothing
else in forming your Judgment IL VIII @ be Judgment
Children and the generations that will follow them"