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New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
Ytgal notitrs.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County OF
~ fIsrkmer-JOHN X GARDNER Charles A. sherman ana s1
ader T. rn of Roht l. TAYLOR Paius lsans'JA
SOUTHWCK Elizabeth " hs Wife George H. Hhto ana ann n
ia Wf & Willing Ltte and William p Coz Asgnees IN hankupty
OF Southck Sbeb Co Robert L. Taylor The Delaware Coun "a
.na Isuk Crozer Henry " Hgson. Hugh Hamilton Charles
T. Eyans De COnrsey Edward drssn Heth IS o ahl
William n Howell and A Howell his Wife, Defendants sum
Relief fCOn To the Defendants sboveuaned
ami each thn hereby summoned aud required
will be hled IN tue oice oi the Cerh OF
the County Of ersmer Herme 10 sad oouut and 70 s,If
eop Of complaint the subscribers AZ e OF
dee No Waset the CITY OF NeW-l lork "thn envy aas
amer OF this summons on you eiein Of In gay saee
srvor and you said complaint within the time
aEr.saM will app 10 the tonr oI ne re-
New York August D. 1903
~ FVARTs SOUrHMAYD CHoArR Pantds Attorneys
thls action i IN The os o the tfk o inc
Co Berker Ia said county on ihe 4'tn sAy oi A1
gust TvARTS. soUTHMAYD L cHOATE, Plaintiffs Attorneys
arfQI tN6N
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Situatiuns ManttS- -Ftmal.s.

Situatons 1antto- cftmaIts.
A YOUNG lady of refinement and education
4 desires i the Wuter. n the city as GO'f
MISS or LApNS COMPANION capable Of teaching music super
ineniing servants a.sns LADY generally References g'en
responsible parties giving real name business AiuIe
or rreDcs S attention Miss W, Box No - bfookn L.
A WELL educated young German lady
wishes an ENGAGEMENT goo family she speaks French
Rrsh i German understands al tue hne needle aud emb0
der, works Address Is b. Tribune Ohce
ENANTED-By superior, tidy woman, u
w situation NURSE take charge Of baby from rs mrth
or DO the Of sma family, good baker can DO 'hs sA
washing 80 Call a. No 93 hass Twenty nlnlh
ATLOUIS & Mrs. HANS0N'S WET NURSE
AGENCY No 20 SRt.st, Bosery, large selection Of
RKSPECTABIB NURSES be found from 10 until p M. daily
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

FARMERS. pooK FOR YOUNG FARMERS
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
IA BOOK FOR YOUNG PARMERSJ
BY GEO WAXING.
Aalhor Of Draining ,F Profit and Draining oI Health
CAREFULLY REylsEDl
~. TOD q pl,ot,. Tie character o. their parts
- B., oI,t.ls.3 USE IA food and
ti, ,ss, tss. II M. Of tue relations o'
Hout make 81 IT, Iialls l' lDv " '''
What healthy srOwth depenos DOLL aul !" AH'@' no
o. THE SOIL
What il il snd how IL formed The sub'oli
H. pelst'or 10 Yegeiation; Mechanical improvement
N, fertility and bsrfenDess; ....
C,...o,s, ,,d kinds Liunid Manure
How n acts IN "a. from different Animill
80 md how # effects tue kight SoiL
Bones
iit,,'s ~ Manure Fsh
nHo,.,,oa Wss,o ~ Green Crops
n.y. Gusuo sni Super Phosphate
II,ns lrrEatOr-
Composing MECHANICAL CULTIVATION
rrrd., n,,,ps PoWhg Narrowing. CuIty,tng.
Draining With Iiisi nv
SubSol Po"lng ,x,rvcIy
rsIvd, ~ the Sol-uty Various Plants parts oil FAn
El hAuurrs Ec, Ee
Table, Of Apslvss-of
NJ egpy subjects are all plaiu aud simple language
farmers bov understand ,, ,<r ,, oi ~
The Is BY successful prGctod1 Jaf'' An %
Information good advice and sound doctrine -, = - ,.,.
NR GREtRY ,svs Of H. "Tbough dealing with facts unfamiliar
to manv there obscure sentence aud Sa1e % ~ two even
ir and thoroughly studied 1 the leisure hours q"
boz however oa or yoanY nLG & @ s,bSg Of ,ss.
from 10 peruss; ignoaut or undetiope1 % =
geueraly understand 81 and 20 hrmeI OF s elatof s6s
thougbiflly without being better and more su''e'' ~
before" PRICE oNR DOLLAR
s,r. bv nal post.psid. Address
NETWORK.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23

Situutions Wlant,S- -Hlats.
A YOUNG MAN Of good address desires
~ SITUATION, wiling 81 mase himself useiai TO ms empo
~irent industrious honest ali well recommended Address H.
Triban, ohe-
4 SITUATION WANTED by a mlddle-aged
~ nan az WATCHNAN or PpRTbR iu any house la TIE bsoi
r.frrcuce cipa1T honesty &C. Allfr l. :" T.
Tribune ohce for ihrge day-
a SITUATION wanted as FREIGHT CLERK,
" lr and has reference. to that
effect .rosl. uuisrsiiaI lLr business Address J. A. Inouns
oh-e for tF' difs
A BAkERs Situation WANTED--By man
n OF experience vh, conyerini With the business Apply
~ VI siires r iiJs HoBBRr CABAlE 10 ~ horsuoL
a SITUATION WANTED rs porter, col
=. "a N strictly temperate niusinun hones aAl we recon-
80, by lat onrlsyrrs Address ROBBINS. Tribune once
rVO CIVIL. ENGINEERS.-A Respectable
YOUTH slalt tEe A. 1As ba."--- is.s
hngDrefs ohice a. learn we bus ness
- r-1Il. Reference town prerrei Please al
frs.. A y C" Tribune phre
WANTED situation by young man as
w PORTF % WAJCMAN hts srpCrencr au COOL reference
Ailre. f,- three lv. ROBERT QUINN 80 % hafh"nst y .
LXANTED-By young man, SlI AIiON,
w Bro uaar hmsrt genTs n.eini oT Irs
ers Aiir-.. OCuNSOR rare OWN COZ I'D l'S Nassau =
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
Sutton SaIts Of 8tal 6stai,.

Suttiun SaIts Of 8tal 6stait.
A j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
n EXBCUTORS sALE
ooNPkIsISg kIs6sI4sS 4s9gi sAsSk no ACRES
Adiosos RaherloEd rsIt, n J. miles from the CJ
premises by order Of " Ruesnd ESQ. EIecSo ,Se most At
e piece Of property offered public auction the lands having
estate Terms q sale Will be liberal For particulars apply at the Au
A ID. MELLICK, jr., Auctioneer.
"a. ABsokuTR SALE or
AT PERTH AMBOY n J.
MRLLCK, JR BROTHER vii sell at suction October lsi
at In the premises sbou; 200 beautifully located sths the
property ot % The R1Tian River and commands most @ssasesnt
Highlands Of fEever,iuk Terms Of .ss will be yery easy
special train will leave foot Of Courtsn the mornng Of the
v be served at the Brighton House For railroad passes and fan
particulars apply at The oe Of the auctouee No p Pnet
J. JOHNSON, IT,. AneuOnssr
RY JOHN SON q MILLER,
~ AUCTIOERRRS AND
. RIAL ESTATE BROKERS',
No 20 kAs.Agsr. coz cEDAE-sI, snV Tosr:
CITY Residence Stores Lots Country and Farms ooaEh sold
,.,.,.,. . - It hsDAi; Oct la -, p.a
GRRAT ASD INPoRTASf sGLE oP SO FLATBuSn LOTS
o % Is PS0sE f4k Y and E,s S s ssrss ps SP NOS ready at
EXECUTORS' SALE of very desirable
II Property close the Of James H. Hagh deeet.eW
Ghppssaa station on the Harlem R On a asts day Of septe
bet 1853 at u oeeek the HOMESTEAD Of James H. i.sh De
aess ra. Of & eaoes y, 70 f' SsaLo good o .a9, , 1 '.
'''' '''''' iSRkRL A HAIGHT v...-,...
DAVID II. LASE. iI'''uN'A
DARN at AUCTION at Elizabeth, n. j.
The subscriber will eel bis place public sale THURSDAY
sept o. at O'Clock Said farm situated ~ MasesI, u miles
from depot or hresquartsrs Of mile from West hieth where
depot ccumPste bali mile outside Of t' limits consists o -
Of land. 2Oa eet front oommanlng fne
Of Bzabeh Staten Island aud the Sound vel a. The noun
the tue good has large double house
outhugs Or Of hue timber ieS yards from ihe house
small residence vanae
gardening and Is situated Er
beth that With the present gr0s aud OF the city must
be needed for bulldog lots Persons wishing 10 view the
premises before the sale viii call the Subscribe Eho Is residing tae
property. Terms sessy. NATHAN HALkN.
n B.-Eo postponcment account Of veaiher
NOTICE-No reserved property snl sale not subject to
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
HOMES FOR ALL.


THF MENLo PARK HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION a,,eu.
which now presents itself This Association purchased snl
most eligible tacoi land 10 he ver Of Neroh tg sai a1e
ESTATE HevJerse1 Baoai about three miles from
the railroad from gradually send. elevation o about 10
sen ssei a. The sns and healhsst site FOR village O,,su
York and Philadelphia The tract contains hre hundred o all Oh Hlb
water Upon the SUBMITS beautiful Of fore"
abound From ile peach orchard "a The tract 5'oo o.s %
Z S-Os 'I' "a, @ - i ~ r ,,,e the rr..es, .e,.or 1e
ni very ferue carefully surveyed laid sh
divided into VILLA LOTS Of 80 by 5 he'
beueat fan offered al respectable vii, e
Subscribe who will comply with the hers conditions
ADOPTED oy t1e As'oesloa M hs coy @ , m IN, a. sI,rrs
tire w be aud holders NAV then commence improving lrf
during 6e,ober the let si be fed within sry
tT & T9 Who wi p,y ,s S9S-., price .h.i .. m
ery whatever m he chooses aad 50 on nni a aTs L
when ,Ssir deed. Of Delivered :, ,sr credited eoon
monthly payments appropriated TO some paoho taace 0'
n.l' as ,s m1joT % ~ ' Witch n TIM. u, b, divided new TWO
STORY HOUSE 6rssiir eree style and hsi class residence
l respeets Tbs mast neee,saHN go ",n "a 'I I PPr ,,
be- tui prize 70 fortunate subscribe o. ss'
may be- adopted by The majority Of sul@ea' on s l'
dsn5uob T OF the Dausoo aud 'f lo'' Anlo o e.
depct All be established immeii'tey
The cost Of rho sh da over The ROAD vi no
1 % ~, sst e t..oso !. prepared l., erect auy uamrr Of
deae. m lot. ooibs cooperative p, be similar, Pal r ION
Lou rho od escape The ty ani eaje costly condition Of
TIoS.
Nope, received from suncrpsss drp,sd
TiONAL TRUST COMpANI. No. 10 broaawav ,.,
De.crptiyr pamphlets aad maps together win ttet w W.
nuou 80 wast NewYork where also suser pu'u may BE- ma
IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY-Several de-
.rsbe FARMS COUNTRY SEATS well located &C
cess Can be ''''n' ''''''-'' MicnELL No % Ppe.l
IF Won want TO purchase or hire YOnkcTs prop
1 ety apply 70 JANIS YOUMANs At Yonkers
IOWA LAND i'm Clay Co., IN lots of 40 acres OF
Upward At 25, cash per acre. Apply 20 r,,.
q. SHEPPARD No BosAnE Green
NORTHERN \. j. RAILROAD.-A superior
y FARW I acres and ouhuidngs % ac'ss timber
iies $4,000 to sli5O0 " = SEYMOUR No III b'"''"A!-
! DLAINFIELD, \. J.-Splendid HOUSE and
acre, on the the village also 20 acres on iue
rernr e suhdYide into gliding lott al bargain lnge
| Of BRINK q MARSH, opposite depot
! DARTIES looking for COUNTRY RESI-
DENCEs Of suv Kind should call and We
save number Of elegant eour{ .,ai, aeiguas A'o
ester on wIlaveu Railroad AZ White Plains on the mar
lem Railroad other places ~ "heter ana suoahs
Coutes from 10 70 400 o. which are rV
6y located abd high o cultivation also village re"dsneea
no 5 5j VnR lots tracts of lAnd near tue % s'ae 70
'' D'''D'' 'D'O MALLORY BLACKWELL No s. Lhert,st
| TTATJTABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE
known A. the Mills this placer all new n 1901 VIII he
| I.swrsneevle. Penn
GI00 PER LOT, and TEN MONTHS
4py person who LOTS that will soon double IN
value u ''' {Il,sS {PIASS S'T TO GET HIMSELF HOME,
will DO we'll 70 ''' Oh Dr. LoUSSBERY.
| At No ll6 Spring st. from I To 9 p n
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
LINENS

LlNENO
or EVERY DESCRIPTION
for
PERSONAL AND HOUSEHOLD USES
, h, oureye direct from best manufacturers oi belfast
ana Barusley which Offer al prees ihs VIII OeaI iA'o
able t'"P''''- w. NtLLIKEN & Co. No 7il BfoadNaT
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
4 :. RI gHcEgit Auct'cn~eT
CPLENDID PROPERTY IN THE HIGH
=


To. p'ai of Cr'gll s,l,s.a-E . ani tae ii '.i @
.rsH shisud Housc. crr ii si t-ti -
r~us. on ,b ~ hawsi al eamH.na n l'lpisri
th- inshlsri2 T. s wei fitr@hr
slu.gs we'll .rt With ilr if 'af~s "
sutha billiard al Zen $50 ffus g. &c
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
Smustmtris.

WAdLLA.C,Ks,%s- s,s MANAGER, N, LESTER WALLACE
NOW OPEN FOR THB FALL AND WINTER SEASON
TWO NEW PLAYS
NBW SCENERY
NRW Music.
NEW APPOINTMENTS
NEW COSTUMES
WEDNESDAY EvBSISG, SEPT 20 1863
Origin in III
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
Du GOODS.

IT JACKSON. No. SOL BROADWAY.
Y MOrRNINO GOODS FROM AUCTION -, am,
tScrtsu aud FRKSCH BOMBALlNES, HENRlEIrA tLodh.
ciAPE CLOTH COLORADO CLOTH IAMiSb CLOTH PhlS3
CII1Tu ENPRRSs CLOTH OTTOMAN CLOTH biAht.i -, -
M1AiR and POPLIE ALPACAS BRUSSELS CORD Vs sESVsS
wM0TRSISG GOODS In POPIlNS VALkNClAS and OIIOMAH
%%VpfH6iRS AsTRACAE and BEAVER CLOAKINGS, &c, Sc
'bA''' ALL MUCH BELOW
TIKI COST OF IMPORTATION
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
Suaro anO 1Oums.

,1,Ir TApPAN ZEE HOUSE, Nyack ON the
,dsee OF The Rokaad as.g & aal' M ~ palt of
de,sssDa ALL be open during The nolia. .. ylg ''''
6epvabsT an a'P' Ia u. MAAoklBLD, fT0pns'SL
New-York tribune., 1868-09-23
gruuklpu 8taI estate for saIt.

DARGAIN IN BROOKLYN.-SG,000 for a
ID rge webut HOUSE and tge toll LOTS on Suyds@ s. near
faa modern improvement vines irui iise ~
premises. az bis slave yard heni
AZ. DivisOn-AVe, Williamsburg
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-02-01

- We have reliable informa-
tion that the disturbed condition
of the freedmen abont Campte,
which we reported. early in this
month, still continues, but it is
quite difficult to ascertain what
the excitement is about. But 1t
appears that since the return of
freedman who was accredited by
them i'll December as a visitor ex-
traordinary and looker-on pleni-
potentiary to the Convention in
New Orleans, they have been all
agog, hold 'elub" meetings almost
daily, and collect i'll armed squads
about the country. OF course,
no work is done, and engagements
to labor. are not athought Of
| [Natchitoches Times, 18th ult
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BELLEVUE, LA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY l, 1868.

visions to supply the family a
whole month. Plain dresses will
answer very well for these hard
times, and the gentlemen will like
yOn much better for wearing them.
Marrying men are looking out 70.
domestic girls now. Rich men
are scarce, and poor ones can't
afford to marry woman who
dresses faShionably and is com
PEELED to have two or three ser
wants to wait on her.
Go to work! Don't NOPE about
and complain ofhard times. Don't
give up because you failed this
year. Don't waste daylight curs-
ing Yankees and negroes, whilst
want and famine are staring you
in the face. We know you can't
help cursing them, but don't let
it interfere with your other dulies.
Take rainy days and leisure hours
for such work. We are bound to
live one year longer, from the 4th
of March next, under Radical rule.
After that we may expect peace
and harmony, prosperity and
plenty, liberty and union. Emf
grafton and capital will pour into
our beautiful, balmy, sunny South
ern ciime-IandS will increase in
value-tOwns and cities will
spring up-cotton factories will
be built in every county-rail-
roads will run to every county
town-money will be plenty-pro-
visions will be abnndant-niggers
will know their places, and Loyal
Leaguers will be calling for water
tie cool their parched tongues
| Brandon (Miss.) Republican.
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Eagcieas Ed. Ssg2sGsidge.

A ttorney at Law. Address Shrevel Drt,
n La. Will practice in The Court OF
Caddo, Claiborne and Bossior, and in the
United States and Supreme Courts of the
State. All claims for collection in Northern
Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana or Mississippi
promptly attended to.
REFERENCES -Wyche & Richardson, Spy
ker & Sandidge, Hays & Adams, Hon. H. NJ.
Spotford, New Orleans; DR. Wn Burt,
Humphreys & Dashiell, Harrison & Crusoe,
ColuInbus, Miss Sam. Mosley, Texas
Leading members of the Bar in Shreveport
and Bellevue, Louisiana. v6n1l
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-02-01

10 BY patience, perseverance,
and wisdom, let us endeavor to
supply the place of the labor, of
which we have been robbed, by
cheerful!y laboring ourselves. Let
us be sure to raise plenty of bread
and meat, and cotton and wool
enough to clothe ourselves, and
manufacture these clothes our
selves; but let us not raise a
pound Of cotton for expectation.
Some say-"How can we obtain
money without raising and ex-
porting cotton?" Money is not
an article of consumption, and
people may be happy without it.
How does England obtain money
without raising cotton? How
does France obtain money with
out raising cotton? How do the
Yankees obtain money without
raising cotton? We. can raise
cattle, and export hides and tai
low, and horns, or we can manu-
facture them at home, and then
export them. We can raise and
export the finest wool in the
world, or we can raise and manu-
faoture it, and then export it. We
can raise and manufacture as
good wine as France, Germany,
and the Azores, and export that.
We can raise and manufacture
sugar, and export that. And,
best of all, we can raise d hardy
thrifty, enterprising generation Of
Southern ladies and gentlemen,
Injured to thrift and industry. We
can encourage white labor to
come and help us. And as we
have the best soil and~climate in
the world, we can become great
and happy, and independent, by
patience, perseverance, and wis
dom; for Gods laws will soon
take precedence Of Yankee OPP
preston and misrule.- Hender-
son (Texas) Times.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-02-01

u The Boston Post says:
Crime is terribly prevalent in
New England. Every few daysour
staid cities and quiet towns are
startled by some deed of blood,
some revelation of beastliness or
ofrascality. Our Southern breth
ren living in the midst of anarchy
and turmoil might with reason
sneer at the morality of New
England as shown in its daily re
cord OF crime.
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% The following sensible par


% The following sensible par
agraph is from the Virginia Senti
mel:
ALL FoR SHOW.-The world is
crazy for show. There is not one
person in ahthousand f.Mho dares
fall back on his real, simple self
for power to get through { the
world ands exact, enjoyment as
he goes along. There is too much
living in the eyes offother.people.
There is no end to the aping, the
mimicry, the false airs, and the
superficial,,airs. aIt requires rare
courage, we admit, to live up7to
ones enlightened convictions in
these days. Unless You consent
to join in the'general cheat. there
IS no room for you amongl the
great mob of pretenders. > If q
man dares to live within his
means, and is resolute in his pur-
pose not to appearsmore than he
really. is, let him be applauded.
There is something fresh yand in
vigorating in such an example,
and We should honor and uphold
such a man with all the energy in
cur power. aAs4I 5w
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r. B. LIE WIS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
RoOTS. SHOES AND HATS,

DEALER N
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
Formerly Corner Of 1'eras and Spring
,trsets has rcmoued TO No 8 IeraS
street, his old stand,
xxThere viii be presented TO the
wv public, the largest and best
assorted stock ever offered in tins city.
ronsisting of every variety and style Of
60 LADIES SHOES
eradies Fine and Heavy Shoes
varying in price from 81 80 to So
GENTLEMEN's BOOTS.
centIemen's fine and heavy Boots
from $5 to $l5.
CentIemen's Shoes-of every de-
scrinuon-in prices from 81 to 50.
MISSES BOOTS AND SHOES.
Misses Boots and shoes Of every
style and price
Rows and Youths Boots and SHOES
Bows and Youths Boot aud shoes
oF all descriptions and prizes.
cHTLDREN's BOOTS AND SHOES.
Chiliren's Boots and shoes-in end
less variety-and prices TO suit Also
ww " ~ -
r every description-with prices to
suit.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-02-01

70 The. Assistant Commission
er for Louisiana reports to the
Feedmen's Bureau that the num-
Der of laborers of all classes, male
and female, in this State, is 394,-
900, and of the aged and helpless,
of both sexes 10000.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-02-01

q The boston Journal says
that, if Mr. Chase's friends shall
not be able to carry the Chicago
convention, with the aid of .the
delegates from the ten reconstruct
ed states. they will certainly with
draw and hold a new convention
in St. Louis, which they can con-
troll. Ther6 is no reason to doubt
this programme. On the other
hand, if Mr. Chase's friends sue
ceed in the Chicago convention,
somebody else's friends may with
draw.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-02-01

70 What Southern man not a
coward or fool would give en-
ployment or encoura cement to
negroes voting and acting in IA
vor of his disfranchisement and
degradation and the confiscation
OF his property to their own usess
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-02-01

u A lady has recently died
at Bristol, England, who, during
a life of 81 years, had never tast-
ed animal food, and enjoyed
good health all the time. 70
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-02-01

GEN. MEADE's OPINIoNs.-A
committee from the Convention
waited on Gen. Meade on Wednes-
day. A gentleman informs us
that Gen. Meade was asked if the
Convention could pass measures
of relief. His reply was, "they
could if there was anything in
the Reconstruction acts which
gave them the power" When
asked if he would enforce any Of
their ordinances upon that or
other subjects, he replied that
they would have to be submitted
10 the people for ratification be-
fore they could be enforced. AS
to whether he would prevent the
sale OF property by Sheriffs, by
reason OF any ordinance they
might pass, he could olny say
that, if called on, he would advise
plaintiffs in such eases not to
press their claims, but, if they
chose not to take his advice, he
could do nothing.
We suppose from this, General
Meade considers himself here to
assist in enforcing the Reconstruc-
tion acts in their various stages.
and that he has a power limited
by those acts, and that the power
OF the Convention is also limited
by the same, and that neither
should go beyond these limits
| Macon (Ga.) Telegraph.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-02-01

E Laziness will cover your
garden with weeds. Hard drink
ing, if you keep it up, will cover
your wife with rags. IS sno
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-02-01

- The Nation says that i'the
ballot is a great thing, but the
natural man Graves also beefsteak
and potatoes
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-02-01

10 Wooden legs cost the gov
ernment last year $50, ,206 Co.,
Wooden heads cost the govern
ment much more than that.
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10 It is hardly worth while
for the radicals to talk any more
about the confiscation of South
ern lands. Those lands are as
good or as bad as confscated
already. They sell for a mere
song. A nimble nigger in a favora-
ble location can steal enough prop
erty over night to buy forty acres
Of ground early the next morning.
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Geo. ~. Kendall,
pr. y. H. GyOUe9.,

Having permanently located in Bellevue,
L n offers his professional services to the
surrounding community. He can be found
at his Office, at all hours, unless professional
ly engaged. v5n44
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q The New York Herald says:
But let the Southern whites
who are now under the heel of
radicalism be firm, let them keep
up their courage, let them be pa
tient and await the hour Of their
complete redemption, which every
sign protends viii occur within a
twelyemonth.
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70 "Hello, Bill, lend me five
dollars?' "You're mistaken in
the man, sir, I'm not five dollar
Bill"
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10 Lucifer matches were in
vented in 1929 by John Walker,
a chemist of Stockton-on- Lees,
England.