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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-11-07

A RADICAL CATANITE Cow
HIDED Tuesday night last,
VIM. Luper, aradical interloper,
received, at the hands of agen-
tleman Of this place, a genteel
cow-hiding. This vagabond,
Upper, has long been informed
ling with the affairs of this
parish, and tits just and proper
that he has received his well
merited punishment. He ran
as a candidate for Senator last
Spring, and then to add insult
to injury, sought and received
the appointment of Sheriff of
BOssier; but finding out that
our citizens would not be i'm
posed upon by such q contempt
able cut-purse; did not accept
the appointment.
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Savannah, Ca, Nov. All
quiet in the city tonight. Two
of the policemen shot by ne
groes yesterday, one dead and
the other dying. Negroes on
the Ogechee are reported arm
ing and gathering in large
numbers, with the design of
entering the city, under the
lead of Bradley. An armed
patrol are on duty Tonight
The murder of young Law last
night by negroes, causes deep
feeling among the citizens.
o, P. M.-Large bodies of ne
groes are assembling on Oge-
chez and Louisville roads to
march into the city. Persons
living on the former road have
been compelled to come to the
city for protection. Persons
living in the country, who at
tempted to go home were Or
dered back by negroes. An
organized force of white men
nave gone outside and guard
the approaches.
Charleston, s. O., Nov. 3D.
Full official returns from all but
two wards of this city, give Re-
publican majority of 1905. The
State is considered safe for
Grant, but the Democrats claim
two out of four congressman.
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The RESULT.-It will be seen
from our telegraphic dispatches
that the election held on Tues
day resulted in the election of
Grant and Colfax by an over
whelming majority, Seymour
and Blair only carrying seven
States. Not q single Northern
or Western State, with the ex-
ception of New York, went for
the Democracy, showing con-
clusively that the Northern
people are welded to Republic
can principles and Gen. Grant.
Northern principles we are
pretty well informed of, but
Gen. Grant remains yet to be
heard from politically. We
hope for the best and do not
look for the worst-TDaily
South Western, 9Th.
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-11-07
BELLEVUE, LA,
Saturday,:::;;November 2, 1853.

q The total vote of Bos-
sier parish is: Seymour and
Blair, 1886; Grant and Oolfax,
1. For Congress 1886;
Newsham, 1. Registered vo-
ters-1902.
But one Radical vote in Bos-
sier! And we understand it
took two white men and one
negro to cast that!
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Encourages Your OWN

ENCOURAGE Your OwN.-It
is the true interest of every one
to encourage the merchants,
manufacturers, mechanics and
tradesmen of his own town. He
who will not do so manifest
but little regard for the pros
perity of the place where he
lives. The man who invaria-
bly, makes purchases abroad
should also look abroad for en-
plOyment. In order to build
up and add to the size and pros.
perity of the place the citizens
thereof must support and en-
courage each other. The prop
erty holder will thus be bene-
flied by the advance of the val
ne of his possessions; the me-
chanic by the erection and inn
prOvement of stores and dwell
ings, and the laborer by the in
creased demand of his services.
If every one should go abroad
to make his purchases, trades
of all kinds would become very
dull at home, business would
languish, men would have no
work, the grass would grow in
our streets, and only the rich
would have any money in a
very short time to purchase
anything either at home or
abroad.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-11-07

- The November number
of the "Little Corporal, " a mag
azine for boys and girls, and
for older people who have
young hearts, is on our table,
and we must say it is one of the
best works for the young folks
that we have seen. Its tales
are interesting, its poetry pref
ty, its composition excellent.
Published in Chicago at 81 a
year.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-11-07

ctuU AHOldud SuOW 1uCFCdS0u ne
publican gains on October cleo
ton.
Allegheny county, "A districts
show Republican gain of 1900.
Hartford Conn.,, Democratic ma.
jOrity GA, Republican gain AZ.
Poughkeepsie, New York, shows
341 Republican gain; Auburn dit
to 265; Binghamton ditto 152 !;
Lockport ditto 1873; Elmira ditto
50; Troy ditto 116. Norwich, Re-
publican majority SO, a Republi-
can gain ofS6; Oxford, Republican
majority Sc, Republican gain Al;
Bonneville, Oneida county, Re-
publican majority III, Republican
gain "a; Madison county, LIST dis
trict, Republican majority 189,
Democratic gain, 8; Broom coun-
ty, Binghamton, Republican ma
jority 100; Columbia county, Hud-
son, Democratic majority 225,
Democratic gain 70; New York
city, 9Th ward, Democratic MAORI
ty 2485, Republican gain over 1866
of 81. West Chester county,
Democratic majority 200, Demo
cratic gain Ill; Mount Kis coun-
ty, Republican majority SO; POUCH.
keepsie, Republican majority 3OS,
Republican gain 274; Ketchum
Radical, elected to Congress and
Hedgeman, Republican, to the
Assembly. City Of Lockport,
Democratic majority 80; 10th
ward, New York city, Democratic
majority 1241, Democratic gain
1873. Auburn City gives a Re
publican majority of 672.
York county, Penn, Democrat
ic majority 27OO, Republican gain
400; Allentown, Democratic ma
jority 10, Republican gain rs;
Wilksbarre borough, Republican
majority 81.
New York City-Total vote will
not be far from 10000. Sey-
mour's majority $4,000.
Maine-full returns show Re-
Publican majority of $4,000.
Philadelphia-Twenty wards
show Republican gain of 1000.
Three out of five of the other 8
wards are Republican wards.
Erie City, Penn.-Republican
majority 400, Republican gain IS;
Carlisle City, Democratic MAORI
ty 136, Republican gain %.
North Carolina-Returns from
20 towns show Republican ma
jority of 1914.
CONGRATULATIONS indicate
$500 majority. Catasagua Dor
ough PA Republican majority,
Democratic gain2.
Pennsylvania will give a Re-
publican majority of at least co.
600. G. A. Grow, Chairman State
Republican Committee, says Penn
sylvania will give $1,000 Republi-
can majority.
Observation-Disclosures gives
about $4,000 Democratic MAORI
ty.
Wallace, Chairman, State Gen.
trail Democratic Committee, gives
Pennsylvania up for 5000 Re-
publican.
COnneeticut-56 towns show a
Republican gain of 1857. State
viii give 1000 Republican MAORI
ty.
Maryland-S districts in Mi
comico county give a Democratic
of 357.
Pennsylvania Franklin county
gives a Republican majority of
200; Republican gain of 15O; Dau-
phin county, Republican majority, |
21OO; Republican gain $50; York
county, Democratic majority, 5000;
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OAAos Az SuAea AuAA AO-
turns from Philadelphia, show q
Republican majority Of 1000.
Ohio--The Republican MAORI
ty will be over $4,000.
Indiana-All the counties in
northern Indiana, show Republi
can gains.
Illinois-Chicago has gone Re-
publican 1000 majority.
Kentucky-Lousville, city, Dem
ouratic majority 7478. Twelve
towns in Kentucky show a Repub-
lican gain of about 800.
Nebraska-Returns indicate the
State has gone Republican by
1900.
Michigan-Re indicate Re-
publican majority of 25,O
Losses and gains in New York
are based on the election of 1896.
All returns from Ohio and In
diana, without exception, show
large Republican gains. Indiana
returns from sixty-seven town.
ships give Republican gain of
1018. Gains at the same ratio
throughout the State win give q
Republican majority of 12,O0O.
Returns from New York State
come in slowly-Grant doubtless
/ carries the State. Democratic
gain for Governor. In Griswold
county, Republican candidate for
governor runs behind Grant about
10 per cent. Grant carries the
State by about 10000.
Wisconsin-From sixty towns
indicate State has gone 5000 for
Grant.
Savannah, Ga, Nov. 3.-Ne-
groes appeared in great numbers
when the polls opened, and took
entire possession. Every white
man who came to vote was clubed
| away. Finally a fight commenced
and the negroes we're driven back,
and the whites then commenced
to vote. In a few minutes the ne
groes rallied and attacked the
whites. Anegro deliberately drew
his pistol aud shot a policeman in
the stomach, mortally wounding
him. Firing then became gener
al in the crowd. The police then
came to preserve order. The ne
groes fought then desperately.
Finally the police used their pis.s
tolls, when the negroes broke and
run. Five negroes killed and sew
eral wounded. Four policemen
wounded, one fatally. A young
lady residing in a house, opposite
the court house, was wounded by
a ball which came in through a
window, but not dangerously.
Trouble anticipated tonight.
New Orleans, Nov. Selection
in this city passed off quietly. No
trouble Of any kind. No interior
ence with voters. Negroes of this
city abstained almost totally from
voting. In 4th district-the stron-
gest Democratic district in the
city-out of 1900 voters 400 were
Democratic. Throughout hecoun-
try parishes negroes are voting
freely in some localities largely
Democratic. Democratic MAORI
ty from all localities heard from
overwhelming. Will probably be
able to give close approximate of
the result tonight.
Louisville, Nov. 3.-KentuckS's |
majority for Seymour will be about
$4,000.
The RESULT.-It will be seen
from our telegraphic dispatches |
that the election held on Tues
n
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Latest News.
From the South Western.l

easy ana out little done on account
of the election; middling 232c;
sales 14O0, receipts 3OS7 and ex-
ports $3.50 bales. Gold 1874 to
134s. Sugar and mollasses-fair
demand, but prices unchanged.
Flour dull superfne $6 70 and
choice 90 to $11. Bran unchang-
ed. Hay-choice held at S25.-
Pork firm at S32 30. Bacon
market nearly bare; shoulders 145
to Is, rib 183 and clear sides 1890.
Lark scarce; tierce 10 to 191 and
key 22c. Coffee unchanged. Cat
tie and sheep unchanged.
Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-The total
vote viii be smaller than in Octo-
Der, though it is generally conced-
ed that Grant will have a MAORI
ty in the city. Complete returns
from the tenth ward-Grant 1873
majority. At the same hour in
October, COZ.
1.-THE above is from Radical
source. The following is from i'm
portant sources]:
Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-Every-
thing quiet. Large vote being
polled. Republican judges are
throwing out naturalization pa
pers, and Democratic judges re-
ceiving them. The vote will
stand about the same as at the
last election. The result in the
city is considered doubtful.
New York, Nov. 3.-The cleo
ton is progressing quietly here.
Brooklyn voting quietly. The
poll will reach within 5000 of
the registration. No indication of
riots anywhere. Every precaution
has been taken to preserve the
peace. Some, bat very few, ar
rests for illegal voting. The
weather continues delightful.
Washington, Nov. 3.-5th ward.
Philadelphia Democratic loss 145.
I'd ward, New York-Democratic
less 81. Private dispatches says
Allegany county has gone 1900
for Grant. Partial returns from
Philadelphia, indicate 5000 Radi-
cal majority. Portland, Maine
Republican majority, 1892; Re-
publican gain, Ala; Bath-Re-
publican majority, 675; gain of41.
Saco, MaIne-Republican MAORI
ty, 1856; gain of "a.
Eighteen points in North Caro-
lima reported, only six of which
show Democratic majorities, and
light as compared with Republi-
can majorities at other points.
New Hampshire and Connecticut
go for Grant. Butler is elected.
Radical majority in Maine estima-
ted at3O,OOO. Rhode Island gives
Grant an increased majority. All
Republican wards of Philadelphia
showincreased majority for Grant.
Eighth ward, New York, Demo.
cratic majority, 24S5. Boston
gives 1000 Republican majority.
Third ward, Philadelphia-Demo-
cratic majority, 1914; 7th ward,
Republican majority, II; Sth ward,
246; 18th ward, 1916. Altoona,
Penn, gives GA Republican gain;
18th ward, Philadelphia-Demo-
cratic majority, 124. A. Grow,
chairman of the Republican Cen
trail Committed, claims the city by
1000 majority. go
Returns from half New York
city show $4,000 majority. Ches-
ter City, Pa, shows Republican
gain of 81. Wallace, chairman of |
Democratic Committee, comedies
Philadelphia to the Radicals by a
majority. la Wards show
1884 Radical gain.
Montgomery, Ala, Republican
majority 1000 Dallas. EOOO. BAR.
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The ELECTIoN.-Caddo, Sey.
mour and Blair, 1896; Grant
and Colfax, 1. For Congress,
Ryan, 1885; Newsham, L.
ClaibOrne-Delnoc vote,
2948; Radical Q. Registration.
3168.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-11-07

u The Democracy in the
late elections have gained at
least 30Congressmen.
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~ Obituary notices, when exceeding a
square, viii be charged as advertisements
- All articles published for the benefit
Of parties or individuals, at their own solic-
itation, viii be charged for Is advertise
mentS
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DEMOREsT's YOU'VE AMERT-
GA.-The juveniles are full OF
glee over the reception of an
enlargnd number of this popu-
lar little magazine. More
pictures, more stories, more
puzzles, more of everything
that the children are in love
with, isinvolyedin this jubilant
event, which must have sent
up the Young America sub
scription list like a rocket
Certainly there is no other
magazine like it for the young.
Publication office, 473 Broad
way, New York. Yearly, $1.5O.
Q The November number
Of 1.-The Land WeLOve" comes
to us filed with it's usual varie-
ty Of interesting matter. A
beautiful engraving represents
. scene in the Battle of Eutaw,
with q description from w. Gill
more Simms, Esq. The prin-
cipal articles are Battle of
Pleasant Hill, the Vanity and
the Glory of Literature, the
ValbOrgsmass Tryst, Windsor
Castle, Concerning Heroes,
Mrs. Crenshaw's Story, Organ
Grinders, Casualties in Cheat
hams Division in 1864, and a
review OF Jean Ingelow by Mrs.
Preston,
The poetry is by FL. 7. STAN
ton, Mrs. Rosa Y. Jeffrey, and
Miss Thacker.
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1868-12-05
VENTE DE LEVEE

Confarmfment a la loi, j'oTrirai en-
ven'e publique, a la Maison de Cour de
cefte parosse. le Mercredi, l6 Decembre
1868, a ii heu-es A. NJ. le contrat de
construction dune nouvelle levee en- face
de Phabitation de NJ. Sylvestre Cambon,
situee daas lie second reimbursement. La
dite levee devra avoir une base de vingt
t2O) pieds, une hauteur de six 10y pieds,
e. nne crete, ou largenr au SONNET. de six
(Gt pied.. la longueur es, de deux (2)
arpen's. plus ou moins. Les Submissions
seront refaes pour chaque yarde cube ct
lie contrst sera adjuge an plus bus soumis-
slonnaire. qui devra fournir de bnnnes ct
valahles 'cantions pour garantir 10 fidele
execution dn dit contrat dams u delai
prescrit par Ia loi. aHs YsHalrra
Paroisse STU Baptiste, s decembre
1868. s......-..r.r. .'.,-.-- -
ar a#6##t af a EpouARp RoUssRt.
Syndic du 2e reimbursement.
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core menx ee pauvrs veuf que richie ct avor uue Ed
wig pour femme" .as.s@ = og ! : 49,
II neut pas 10 temps dachever Eiwg, selancant sur
lu eom'ne une lionne fnrer enonca SOS dix opges
dams le visage de Dongc ct les re,ira eins do sang
Surpris Japefa parayse par cette brus9ue at,sque,
Dongue recua dc qlelues pas. Mais par Ia jou.
!eur excite par aspect du sang qu russea Dc sa oue,
il avauca vers l'hoteliere. - rr-E y z
Madame, lui dtil, je mai jamas ofense uus femme.
mas voulais venger de aront que vous yenez De
ne fare vo'e' comment ~ my prepdrsis on appee celia
faire dune pierre deux coups"
Pais Ia si,issan par les ambes Ia soulevant CONNIE
une plume ct Ia b.anassaut CONNIE un baton il alait
frapper dc Ia tse fEdwg coutre Ia du mari en- Sc
criant: fB@ t%hEAH .s8Fhs 1910 rrrtrf=r-Fr~g IL
1E"TraAs eat stout atout atont pr -
Lase, yoyant &c unite des bohemiens, dit
part lui = : n Il [ IT 2 f@I Ia ,T 80 H. I,
"Par mon ame! 10 premisre foisqus 10 refine do
treHe va couper lie roi" IA -..F..r.t d saaH tt
orsque jeune Leus sautant psrdessus e bureau ct
sasssan les deux bras de u arracba 50 belle.
mere disant F-sss T. stareA 'taesSs4 3t, f.t ft
pb "En VOLTA ssSes, Dolngue"i hR u n zsa
Celuc competemeu. degrse par oes ssoousses ct des
excuses Edwig. pnis. 20 tournaut vers Lenz
"Jsune honna tn es plus fort quo moi tn mas ereint
le bras CONNIE dams etau Bravo Lenz cest bien to
de dsssodfo ia mere. qsoiqua~-Pas un mot de plus,
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repart e jeune homme Vous ssvex Dollinpue. que 10
vous ame ct que e serais pene do yous aire du NAL
Comment secra aubergiste sadressant son s tn oses
dire celia un mendan qni Went dpjuer tes parents
II etat gris mon pere.-Tu l'excuses mauvais fls! I'm
bchemien. un nne gredin qui Went do bore 50 mnisou
son seul ct unique Cite Dongae nest pas un mechaut
bonnie repoudt Lenz il ne fiit Dc NAL 4 pcrsonue. II
faut lu pardouner Lu pardonner hura pere furieux
en savaocant 6ls Mais 81 tu continues do 10
defendre e te chassera u dos CO moment 10 10
chasse A'lons dehors visux usndan ou e era sppeer
les gendarmes .ar ,3.u.-t .-., -.sla
Mon pere dit dune voix douce ct vbrante une ;euno
nile g." entra dams Ia sale, pourtant pros
Ceta't Lory runque enfant de Dolingoea 'IsaI III
Ly pe'pe agee de seize ans reuussait dams % pe,
sonne les deu1 types de beaue du midi ct du uord De -
mere e's await nors regard profoud ct Ian
gonreux ovae da visase les ellis longs ct droits ruoe
ossec Ct les dents petites ct banches De son mere ellie
await 10 front haa' les cheveux chaans ct e neg dro
hnement soaps, accenus coins par des narnes tou
yours en- eve un vrai de marquss Ellie porait une
quette dsdienne raccounodee en- plusisurs eodroits
nne jpe de lane rouge ct des sabo.s So ete eta coa
vets moltle dun bonnet pque autour de son cou aot
tart an ouard de sole tout neuf ct son apnuare brIa
seu legs de ~ mere. hague do qui trapoh.t spp,
Increment svec 10 reste de toilette frpec ct rapee 5
t1af No. sgs (La suite Gu proeaain mpmtro. y dst.,
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E. DUMEz at. BELOW REDACTEURs

mortellement frappe dams lie dc Cube
notre org.eiIieuse risa!c, ct la Loui,
siaDe, eprouVant lie sentiment du re.
nard qui a rerdn 81 qneue d Ia batai'-
le. ne demanderait pas mieux que de
METRE l'aboliiion d la mode ct de
disSoudre dams l'acide radical Ia perle
des Antilles. Qnoi quill advienne
imnediatement des troubles actuels de
PEsppgne ct de scs colouies. ie voisi.
mage des Etats. Unis suffirait encore
pour precipiter la chute dune institu.
tion don't Pheure a some. Voici done,
a tres bref delai, rapprovisionnement
du sucre tari de ce cote, ct on salt ce
qu'etait Get approvisionnement puis.
que, pendant les dix premiers mois dc
"a presente aimee, Tile espagnole ex.
porte pour les Etats- Unis plus de
100000 boucauts, c'est a-dire plus que
Ia Louisiana men produisit jamais:
L'interet parfaitement clair des Erats.
Uuis, en- provision dune eveutualite
qni scra peut-etre demain un fait ac-
compli, est douc de faciliter le travail
ct de developer les resources de no.
tire Etat. Sils ne veulent payer le
sucre aussi cher Que la France le raya
sous le blocus papoleonien ct contipen
tai de 1906, il est Indispensable one Ia
production lie Ia. ;icle soft encourage
CONNIE celle do cotton 10 fut dams Fin.
de par l'iutelligente nation ang'aise
pendant 10 gnerre de secession ct le
blocus americain Pen importe aux
plauteurs sctuels de Ia Louisiana Ia
production, restreinte a ses limi;es AZ
tuelles, fera venire leur sucre au poids
DE- For. Mais Ia nation a un iuteret
direct ct urgent en- cette matiere, ct
nous savons que Ia voix de l'interet
arrive a son oreille plus vite que cele
du sentiment. C'est pourquoi Gous
persons que le eouverncment gfhral
contribuera largement a la esfrec-
tion complete ct raIide de cette Indus
trie sucriere qni le toucho autapt que
nous. Reste ibypothese dune annexion
de Cuba aux Elats- -Unis; mais, dams
les circumstances sctuelles, deuX i'm.
menses obstacles s'opposent d Get evGne-
ment qui autrement elt etc d'assez
facile realisation, ct ces deux obstacles
sont Ia ferte castillane ct Il rouerie
yankee. srasrEr- safanlg !
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Roi de srle en- sessnyaut avec son mouchor Tu es uu
gaeux ct IN ivrogne Il .7a-a1i7A oat lo sss7oF
Dams moment, Lenz peDfsnt unique dc rauberpiste
beau homme de di1 -neuf ans ct demi eutra ct
msgsfaenept derrsre e bureau de sspn place au coin
oe - sahewa asa 6afs erssa.ss as sst ..FF s. + ID
t.u .sis done pa. poursuivi. Dolngue sans f.rc
attention ID reppase de adversaire que ie spuee
Dongue. ci-devapt soldat sroisiems de pue e,sri
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