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Under the Rule of the Radi-
Gals.
For nearly eight years the Rad
ical party has ruled this country,
and as | have said, a Radical
Congress ard Il Radical President
and his advisers have usurped
powers unknown to the Constitu-
ton. The writ of hGbedS corpus
was suspended in Northern States,
where the war had not reached;
military commission, invested with
despotic power, held their high
courts in all the large cities of the
West, and condemned citizens,
who had been guilty Of no crime
known to our laws, to exile, ban
ishment, and to incarceration in
the American bastiles, Forts War
rem, Lafayette and Fortress Mon
roe. In the Commonwealth of
Kentucky, almost unheard of
atrocities were committed by the
military authorities. There, for
even whispering a remonstrance
against their expressions and of
their wrongs, for this alone, her
citizens, without even the form Of
a military commission or a mock
trial, innocent persons were sum
marily arrested and led out and
shot to death. So was it also in
Marylandand Missouri. Self-con-
stituted committees went from
house to. house, demanding that
the occupants should hang out
the American flag, and woe be to
him who refused. A reign of
terror existed throughout the
land.
If the Radical leaders and Rad
ical officers had received their
orders from Washington City,
they would have erected the gull
lOtine and fertilized the soil with
the blood of martyrs. Had they
once commenced its operation,
the manner of working it in the
French Revolution would not have
satisfied them; they could not
have filled the baskets with heads
fast enough! They aooWId haUe
run 1T By steam A cloud of spec
ulators, army, navy, and shOddy
contractors, hung over the Capt.
tai; they thronged it's avenues,
and lin the lobbies jostled the
members Of the House of Repre-
sentatives and of the Senate
There were gay times then in the
Capital. Amid the groans of the
wounded and the cries of the
dying could be heard the sounds
Of revelry at the Presidents Man
sion. There were dancing, and
music, and the sound of flying
feet, when there ought to have
been silence and mourning.
Paper money was plenty, and
speculation ran wild. Men thought
this state of things was to last
forever, and the extraordinary
avidity of the people kept up the
delusion. The more paper money
was afoat the greater the amount
of extravaganza, gambling and
RIGHTEOUSNESS. The edifice thus
reared might not unaptly be com
pared to the gorgeous palace
erected by Potemkin, that prince
ly barbarian of Russia, to surprise
and please his Imperial mistress
Huge blocks of ice were piled
one upon another; Ionic pillars, Of
the chastest workmanship, in ice
formed a noble portico; and a
dome, of the same material, shone
in the sun, which had just strength
enough to gid, but not to melt it
Il
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-08-15

R 1t is a fact that more good
fellows are slain by suppers than
bv the sword.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-08-15

~ The following picture OF
Radical misrule, was given by
Gen. Thomas Powell, of Ohio, III
a recent speech, in that State:
Under the Rule of the Radi-
Gals.
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Book Agents Wanted.

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NEw FoRK, Jd1y DEAR SIR:--In
your paper Of lAst week you or one Of your
correspondence say that Dir. Drake is not
the originator Of the celebrated PLANTATION
BITrEns and that they were manufactured
and sold by one Pedro Afartelle, mn old
Spaniard, in the Island OF St. Thomas,
over forty Years ago. as every old san cNp
tain can testify. Now, sir, can certify to
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up and named, were brought to- my notice
on my fist trip otho Island Of ST. Croix
for cargo ofrum, and for years and years
after, my ships stores were never Without
thcm. / always supplied my family and
mary Of my neighbors with them, and can
tru,y cay q better Bitters and. Tonic, is not
madc, il all theiworld Yours, irhiy,&Y
CART. Henry WENTz.. j
MAGNotI& WATGR. - Sdperior TO the beet
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Jaustio Letter from President Johnson.
EXECTIvE MANSION


WASHINGTON, October 22, 1868.
Hon. lIoRATlo SEYMOUR: see It nn
nouuced in the papers. this morning, that
you will enter the Presidential canvass in
person. trust this may be So ms the pres
ent position of public affairs justiies and
demands it. |, Is hoped and believed by
your friends, that all enemies to the Consti-
tuition and Government, whether secret or
avowcd, will moi be spared, and that their
unjust .usnrpations, together with their
wastefnl, rrotiigatc md corrupt use Of the
people treasure. will be sgnally exposed
md rehukcd. The masses Of the pcoplc
should be aroused and warned against the
encroaohments of dcspotic power, now
ready to enter the citadel Of liberty. I
trust that you may speak with an inspired
tongue. nnd That your voice may pen c:ratc G
every just and patriotic hreast throughout
the land Let the living principles Of the
violnted Constitution be proclaimed aud re
stored, TIM. peace, prosperity aud fru,ernal
feelings mdy turn to our divided and op-
pressed nation: ANDREW JOHNSON.
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Tobacco AntiIOte.

WARRANTEpt" I" remove nll .esi,c ior
W. Tohncco. This great remedy is nm
SSce'ient appetizer. 1T purifcs the blood.
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oi references testimonials, &C., sent free.
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Gable Dispatches,
MADRID, Octo Der 2

MADRID, October 90.
The Reorganization of the nation : is
proceeding rapidly. Governors, civil aud
military. have been. appointed in all the
provinces. All males of twenty years will
be allowed to vote
L6N6oS, October 20.
II reported to day, that Tho difference
b tween England and the United States,
regarding the Alabama claims, will be re-
ferred 10 The CZar for arblrnmcht.
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The El66tio in w ,st Virginia.
WAsuIyoroN Oc,obcr %

WASHINGTON, October %
The New York Tribune has the following
from West Virg,nia;
WHEELING October 22.--Rcporls meagre.
Ohio county gives 500 Republican, gain !;
Wood county, $50 Democratic gain: Upshur,
73 Republican loss. Republican majority
in State, z OCO.
Lafer-.N .NidaghL -Votc 900 larger than
last year. Gains seem tc favor Democrats
Republicans carry The State by reduced
majoriiy
The New York World has special from
Wheeling which snys Tho Democratic gains
apparent, if gencfal in State, give it to IN c
Democrats by 1000 or 5000
( 4av.i..M 4. WuEELING, Ocio %.
West Viaginia is Democratic. Returns
show large Democratio gains. The Demo.
cratic majority is estimated at 5000. Tell
your people to (go and 10 IikcYise) rejoice
with us over our dclivercnce.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WHEELING, w. Va, October %.
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Aguc and Intermittent Feyei.s

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"dCHHeIy.
our Star" Cotton Gin and Condenser
" hn1e taken First Premiums In cyery
instance where entered Mt Southern Fnirs,
competing with the best Gins oftho. coun
Try mnde by other parties.
At the Two Great Fairs Of The Mechanics
and Agricnlttrnl Association, held NJ New
Orleans successiSeiy In Nnvember,5 1865,
and January, 1868. the .STAR'l Gin and
Condenser took, pay. at both Fairs qg'sa all
tho Premiums offered on CHS and Conden.
sers, against Il cot,pe.i,loi embracing ail
other GinI of'hnY prominence iastbc doun.
Fry. Also at the lasttwo, SlHts Paira held
nt ST. Gouis, Mo-, out Gin and Condenser
! took tbc First rremiun against n po9crful
competition.
The Condenser attachment being now to
most planters we wish 10 shy that Z II en-
tirely ohyiates ihc necessity of ~ clint
room. "ias with iia Gin may be used IN { lie
open air and lie shce tor sat as Il is dis.
charged from the Condenser is ready em
tic press. iteifecidnlIy cleans ihe cotfoi,
liofsand and dirt and makes Tie work Of
| ginRing free from the danger OF inhaiing
the fine parties Of lint Which otherwise fii
The Dir, t3 gs.s .ei
N. j. We also make tho post approved
Horse Powers (both Lever md Railway to
our STAR Gins. and also manufacture
the celebrated "STAR" SThreshine Ma.
chimes we Furnish Gins with or without
Condenserss Forsale by our Agents and
/ Dealers generally. Our, Complete Ilustra,
] ted Descriptive, Circular Is sent, free Of
charge, on application by mail. Addrcss
The ALBANY COTTON GIN MANUFAC
TURING Goa Albany, Now York, Pro
oct 27-4w .,Sf,lt
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News hItems.
MOBILE, October %.

MOBILE, October %.
IA white woman sixty. years Of age, was
assaulted and ravished by three negroes, in
the outskirts Of, tho city, yesterday, in
broad, day light Her life, ia i'm serious
danger, from the injuries inflicted. The
citizens are in pursuit of the negroes. A
market mani' was essnulled, by negroes,
yesterday morning, a short, distance from
the city, and was mortnliy wounded by a
fhusket-sbat. isWhile 1Rinsensible, he was
robbed ." Of Ie'yeeirythipg7Feyep e his shoes.
s4, NEw YoRK, October %,
oides .Sf ths aat cSnno under Siase uv, ho
Constituuonof the United States, be re-
quiSs. gislation as condition Of the
right of suifenges md tlraR The Legislature of
the State Of New York has no power to es /.
tablish tby law ,dhy (tIpsliicatiom Whatever
for electors IN :his State.
San rRAScisco, oo,ote ter %.
There wns a heavy chr tlIqttake here a. 8
oelSSSk tbSsa ti'is morning, ,.Tle,molon was Bas;
ana West. The Slafhnge wa wns "confncdl to
tho lower par,sof thet city, below, aMohigopn
eyy stfeet. sAtmmR9',g thqi sold ,bnilJngsi on
nSas aegns egnrSsHnH H WaSs 'hs Cu, tom lISnse< which
Was yaSs Daaly s s.lal erSs5 by earthquake Of
tss,H I9oo H"d ~ ~ 10y 10y ,confIfsret t1safe, The
sshde Building Yasinsss ID a sthe lover lover par, aar
arsthrohged lhaet parapst waiia ai and ohm
neys 2f many buildings 8ell, causing aomo
1855 of life. ,TBs damage Will' not { exceed
Si0oo,0oos Ths sbdpk y vas severe a. Osk,
land, daraaging many buildings. Ihe,earth
opened IN several places, smelling ,sulphI.
rously. THO Court House AT 4 San lLeendrs
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NEW ORLEANS, October 81.

The Legislature. adjourned zine die, at
uii-night, last night Another white
member, elected by 800 majority, was
elected aud n negro installed in his place
A resolution was opposed. giving mileage
and per diem for the whole session io n
plumber Of radical contestants, whose ccses
have not beet decided.
New YoRK, October 81.
The Democratic National Committee Inns
'Ssuea an address, hui it makes no allusion
10 any change Of candidates. II SAYS:
nWe nc charged by the radical party with
violence and nsurpation, which, for the
last Tour yen"s, to prolong it's own cxis
tencc, has set at naught fhe Constitution
anu Tic fundamental principles Of our Gov,
ernmcnt TINT we intend revolution and
defiance Of established laws. This accusa.
'lbIi IS unfounded ami absurd It cannot
nc entertained for Il moment by au nicli.
gent voter. who has even the most super
hcinl knowledge OF the history Of his co,ti
Try The Democratic party can proudly
point to every pagc Of its record. Ii has
nevcr violated a solemn obligation Of fun
dameni"i Compact, by which these United
states entered into the fdmIl3 Of hntions.
US watch word ia peace az in war has
been and will always be tho Union, Consri.
tuition and lnws; nnl no man, nor any set
OF men, hnwcvcr high they might be placed
ny the suflr"gcs of their Fellow citizens,
can expect to receive the support Gf this
great Conservative party in any rcvoluiiona-
ry attempt Against established law. The
ballot lox and the supreme Will Of the
American people are the only means of
redress to which we look"
Gov. Seymou: speaks at Buffalo TO NOR
row, and thence proceeds to Pennsylvania
and The West;
Included in General Reynolds instruc
tinns to registers Of Voters IN Texas, "a the
following: No hmntsty Or pardon entities
an applicant 10 register; and all persons
should be rejected who may claim to h,ve
been coerccd TO engage in the rebellion, if
it appears that such persons sought to hold,
or exercised nny office o: position Of prrf
or honor under the Confederate States, or
either ofihe States in rebellion Removal
of disabilities by Congress entities the ap
plicant TO register, unless dsfranohiscd.
The official majority in Maine is stated at
l9,0GG.
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y.
oct 27-4w
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Great Distribution by tho Metro
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amount of $2jO,OOO, = Every Ticket
Draws Prize.

5Cash Gifts, each S,6 ooo
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10 Cash Offs, each 4 400
200 Cash Gir,s corh I'm
20 Cash Gifts, each 600
500 Cash Gifts, cnch E0
50 El.tnnt R,,S ,o,., pi,r5s o,ch w
$500 10 S7ho
IS Elegant Rosewood Mclo,,co,s ooch
$40 TO I5O
$50 Sewing Machines c,ch 500 - ~ -
500 Elmo Gold Matches cooh 7h,n 3nS
Cash Prizes. S,l&rr ware, &c., ?u Win.
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Tor 25c. II les dr,cr,t,ny pril,s rrn
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$4,000

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u"cis tho WILSON SEWING MACHINE
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o. - sa--sa-
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Sewing Machines. Full particulars
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or 81. Louis, Mo.
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Why % why should Judge Pierre
pont ycx the soul of Grnnt in his
quiet retreat at Galcna by mailing
him copy Of the $2O,0OO letter to
Stewards committee. Let him have
peace. Is not that prcscntin@ the
bill II little too soou !--Nc." royk
World.
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West Virginia holds her election to.
day--thc only State election that
comes eff bcrnrc tho Presidential cleo
tion-whdn State officers and three
congressman are to be chosen. The
Democratic ticket is strong one.
On Sunday afternoon, George
Franklin, section master on the
Grccnvillc and Columbia Railroad,
was shot and seriously wounded byne-
grocs, near Clinton in Laurcns Dis
trict.
The returns from CONNECTICUT have
mudllcd many Radical editors. The
New Orl ans Hcpubiican SAYS: "Con.
arclicnt redeemed! The Democratic
gain $50 ~
An impccunious country editor
duns his patrons as follows "a
man mi ght as we'll attempt to quench
tho phosphoresccnt cmanntions from
the tail-cnd Of a lightning bug with a
squirt gun, as to try to run ncwspa-
rer without money"
A Seminole chief has an unpro
nounceable name, which when trnnsla-
ted, means Go to-thc -dcvil-and-sta
there.
A famous Indian chief in Washing
ton Territory has buried the hatclet
but it was in tho head of tranpcr.
FIGHr WITH INDIANS.-A brush
with 100 Indians, near Buffalo Sta
tion, Kansas resulted in thirty In
dians killed and wounded, and oaly
three soldiers wounded.
The violent deaths in New York city aver
nge Que thousand per nnnum, aud the deaths
resulting from disease, but investigated by
the Coroner. amount 10 nearly one thousand
more The fees alone paid to the Coroncrs
Of that city amount to $2G, 300 every year
Major Cicero Adams, of Elgclicld.
who led forth the first company from
Edg"Reld during The late war, died in
Bamberg on the 2d aged "a.
Arrangements have been made for
a line Of steamers between New York
and New Orleans, via Saint Domingo.
A young Missourian culogizing his
girls beauty, said, ''I'll be doggoned
If she amt purity as red wagon
IF ever negro women adopt the
"Grecian Bcnd," VIC shall have to
change its name to the black crook.
Why arc ships called she =? Be-
cause they always keep man on the
lookout.
Where to find milk-mcn - at the
Watering places.
Blesscd arc they ~i,o DO nos advcr-
tisc, for they shall not be troubled
with customers.
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DEMotKATIu GAIN. \ X Foi. * +,
Conn, October 2l.-At the charter
election to-day the Republicans were
badly beaten. The Democrats car
ricd their ticket by III majority-a
gain of 81 over last years election.
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STANTON. The Washington CORES.
pondent Of tho Baltimore GogeUr thus
writes
"Thc political speech Of en-
Secretary Stanton, Delivered in Cleyc.
land on the 9th, was autographed by
the Associated Press and delivered to
the papers here, but not ono would
publish his twaddlc about banners.
Poor S;an;on-a butt Tor ridicuic
among his party friends -
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MORE BL"oDsnED. -passsngcrs by the
Greepville Railroad, yesterday, report that
" white man, whose name they did not
learn, but who was n Democrat, was shot
through the thigh, by y negro, on Saturday
night; ;and on Sunday night, Lee Nance,
c'lored man, but n conservative from New.
berry, aud who was thought to be at the
head of The party who fired OH The White
man, was shot through tho breast, and il is
thought, mcrtally wounded
Since the above WAS written, We lc rn
that the name OF the white man who Was
wounded in Ncw,b.rry was Thomas Ward
Lee Lance is dead. Tkerc Is no foundation
for the sensational reports relative 20 tic
dcaiL Of Thu,nltnson and others - PaGnt
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The Arkansas Arms urn Out to be a
.eg Radical Speculation.
WAsIIINGroN, October 10.

WAsnINGToN, October 49,
Ii Is known to the military author itics
here that THE arms destroyed on the steamer
llcsper At Ca: Island were purchased by
the Governor Of Arkansas and Senator Nc.
Donald oftha State asia Speculation if tho
Legislature could be COTTON u buy them.
1t is not helic' ed that any armed resistan &C
is contemplated in Arkansas by the parties
who captured the arms. as they DESTROYED
them, aid did not reserve lhcm for use.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, October 10.
The following dispatch has been received
here:
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WANTED.

to travel for Manufacturing
~ Company and sell Ivy sample, Good
wages NE guaranteed. Address. with sam
ni"' II. b, HAMILTON & CO., No. 4l8
Nh'Snn!: st Philadelphia, Pa
oct ~ Iw
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