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~ Philadelphia has one hun
bred and fifty manufactures and
five thousand operatives engaged
in making carpets, of every grade
price and figure. The business is
more certain and has fewer fail
ures than any other.
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70 The cost of living at Corn
ell University is 83 cents a day,
payable monthly in advance. This
includes room, fire and gas. Part
of it may be paid in farm work,
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~ A Christmas goose, sent by
a kind friend to two prisoners in
a Canada jail, was stuffed with
files and steel saws.
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"a A New Yorker adyertises
his church-pew adding that it is a
''very desirable pew, and in great
demand before Professionalism be-
came a failure
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% Cotton-seed meal is being
shipped in large quantities from
Tennessee to Ohio, as food for
cattle.
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IL o o II IND SHOE
EMPORIUM

TNhe undersigned weald gn
Il respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of
the parishes of Bossisr
and Claiborne, that he has just re-
oeived a large stock Of
French CaIESkins-
.LEOrOccOs, Etc.,
and is prepared to make Boots and
Shoes of the best quality and most
approved style.
Having had many years experience
in shoe making he fatters himself that
he can turn out as neat a job as any
shop in or out of New Orleans. He
promise TO give entire satisfaction, or
no pay.
P. w. PAUL.
Minden, La. y6n6
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Staple and Fancy Groceries
and all kinds of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

which they offer to tho trade at rs Low
PRICES as they can be obtained oatsids ~
New Orleans.
Having had their e0mmOdisus WARE.
HOUSES thoroughly overhauled and n.
paired, with entire new brick walls aroupd
their Cotton Shed, their facilities for srOrare
purposes are unsurpassed, and their charges
viii be as reasonable as any ether house Is
Shreveport
This, with their long experience in the
business, leads them to hope for contip.e
nance of the patronage heretofore SO liberal
ly extended to them, and for which they
return thanks to their friends and eusto.
mers- Y7nA0ly
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THOS. w. SCOTT, Agent.
DR.. Joe. L. MOORE, Medical Examiner
This Company issues policies on lives on
all the different plans and at as favorable
rates as any other, while it has no restric-
tons in regard to either travel or residence,
and all its profits are divided annually
among its policy holders. It's policies are all
issued on the non-forfeiting plan.
1t is prompt in the payment of losses.
This Company renewed, and continues IN
force, Life Insurance policies held by the
Southern survivors of the late war-forming
an exception, in this respect, from the ma
jority, if not all the Eastern companies,
which, while the war was going on, refused
to receive premiums and thus preserve in
surance 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 it's Southerpolicy
holders.
References Col B. NJ johnson, Presi-
ident of Home Insurance Co., Messrs. Walsh
g. Boisseau, DIR. G. G. Catlett, L. E. Carter,
ard, Drury Lacy, and DR.. Joseph Wilder,
Rev. X. S. Trippett, d. D., Capt. F. P. Leav-
enworte, DR.. ID. M. Anderson, Col w. r.
Shivers, Shreveport, La.
NEW ORLEANS REFERENCES:
R. K Walker g. Co.
G.. WManson,
H. Macdonald. firm of Brooks g. Macdonald.
d. z. Logan, firm of FellOwes & co
Julius Vairan,- firm of S. H. Kennedy g. co.
Jennings, Weeks g. co.
Z. II Harris firm of Jas II. Connely a. co.
Messrs. w R. Green s. co.
g III Won Phul ir & CO.
Geo g. Garner & co
Jno. H. Phelps g. co.
Chenoworth Casey & co.
Henderson, Peale & co.
B. w Huntington,
Messrs. S. B. Newman & co
Woods, Mathews & co.
Warren, Crawford 4 co.
9" Ethel & Thomas,
:" Barnett & Shepard,
:" Geo w. Bancker g. co,
Cen S. B. Buckner,
D. H. Maury,
Messrs. Lamb, Quinlan & co.
VIM. Ball,
H H. Bryan, - firm of Given, Watts &
MANSFIELD REFERENCES:
Rev Charles B. Stuart; Jno W. Stuart,
Esq; Dr. T. T. Gibbs; DR.. W G. Thomas,
DR.. N. P. Reeves, Rev John Pipes, Rev. HI.
c. Thweatt, D. D., Messrs. Dubois & Doug
lass, Rev. B. F. Alexander
BELLEVUE:
w H. SCANLAND,
Agent for Bossier Parish, La
DR.. W. II. SWAMI, Medical Examiner.
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az The only tolerated murder
ers are the killers.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-02-27

e The Mobile negroes
take kindly to politics, al
though the white men of their
party sometimes interfere to
prevent the exercise Of their
talent. Just before the recent
municipal election there was a
negro caucusin a church, where
one of these ardent politicians
thus delivered himself: Else a
Radikul, [ is; [ wants to see a
shore enuf, old-time, sWay-back
Radikul citizen 'lected to dis
yer offiis of Mare I tells you,
culled folks, mind what yo'
doin' ; don't you 'lect nary a
carpet-sacktoter.' Vigorous
twitches at the colored orators
coat-tail at this juncture caused
a slight interruption, but look
ing behind him at the man
ayers of the pow-wow with a
glance OF virtuous Indignation,
he continued: "Lef go! lief go!
you's at your old tricks, trying
to get into offs by swingin'
onto nigger's coat-tail but it
won't do; we knows yer; We's
bin KNOWN yer to our cos for
a long time; so | say, 'lect some
homemade Radikile-de GEM
wine thing-not a"-"Won't
somebody put that id fool
DOWN." was yelled out behind
him, and before that negro
could say Jack Robinson, over
he went, heels, above his head
off the platform.-[E Exchange.
THE LOVE OF THE BEAUTIFUL.
Place a young girl under the
care of q kind-hearted, graceful
woman, and she, unconsciously
to herself, grows into a graceful
lady. Place q boy in the estab-
lishment of a straightforward,
thorough-going business man, and
the boy becomes a self-reliant,
practical business man. Children
are susceptible creatures, and cir
cumstances, scenes, actions always
impress. AS you influence them,
not by arbitrary rules, nor by stern
example alone, but in a thousand
other ways that speak through
beautiful forms, pretty pictures,
so they will grow. Teach your
} children, then to love the beauti-
full. Give them a corner in the
, garden for flowers, encourage then
to put it in shape of hanging bas-
kets, allow them to have their ia
vorite trees, learn them to wander
in the prettiest woodlets, show
them where they can best view
the sunsets, rouse them in the
morning, not with the stern "time
: to work." but with the enthusiast.
, tic, "see the beautiful sunrise ?
Buy for them beautiful pictures
and encourage them to decorate
J their rooms each in his or her OWL
childish way. Give them an incl
and they will take a mile. ALLOW
: them the privilege and they vii
make your home beautiful.
= IInr,nn.- NNIn..1 1
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u Hydrophobia prevails to an
alarming extent in Westmoreland
County, Pennsylvania.
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- Henry Ward Beecher has
published an affecting account of
an intelligent old horse, named
Charley, that once saved him from
being "stuck" in the prairie. His
gratitude to the faithful equine
was touchingly enthusiastic: Did
1 not dance, shout and earess old
Charleyeyes, kiss him, tool"
The tenderness of the story is,
however, somewhat impaired by
the fact he sold him the nert dag.
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THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
Life Insurance Co.
Assets, May l, 1858, over
$3,OOO,OOO.
OFFICERS :

OFFICERS
D. A. JANUARY, .-.-.-..-...--.P President
JAS III. LUCAS. Vice President
WIN. T. SELBY. Secretary
J S. MILLER. Assistant Sec'y.
WIN. n BENTON General Agent
ELIZUR WRIGHT Consulting Actuary
DIRECTORS:
James II. Lucas, VIM 7. Selby,
Samuel Will, Mich Schaeffer,
Chas H. Peck. William T. Gay,
Robert X. Woods, w. G. Jamison,
Jules Vale, r. P. Hanenkamp.
Geo. X. Robinson, l.. H. Baker,
Robert Z. Carr, D. A. January,
John +. Thornton, VIM. J. Lewis,
David X. Furguson, James o. Carson,
Hon. John Hogan, Jacob Tamm,
Theodore Laveille.
MCMAHON & OTIS, General Agents,
No. AZ Madison street, DeSoto Block,
Memphis, Tennessee.
Medical Examiners u. 5. White, M. D.,
w. T. Irwin, M. d.
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~ That to be an independent
country ours must be sell sustain
ing, is a proposition too plain for
argument. Overlooking corn-cribs
and meat houses are ever-present
helps in time of adversity.-[ Qua
chitG Telegraph.
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SHREVEPORT, LA,

Office at the store of L. C. Carter, No on
the Levee.
THOS. W. SCOTT, Agent.
DR.. Joe. L. MOORE, Medical Examiner.
, 1869-10-27

ecurts from 1he Interior Represent rrcat a,uu.
anes Of s,osl nos' ana tn. sns. tsss srs IL
lie larse auGutt Of Old corn on hand, and but
esnsequence, tnere vii IL cnousn 10 lieu III tSe
brcs to . iai&ed: Aud rot onlE this, has potasoes
arc unusually abundant and vtil not adsu.t Il
ptctse pf1ces, excepting from those tectops ii IL
il MEDIATE stc1nI's ct ine markets, anl therefore,
dtutslctf. they III be nsed very extensively ID
old neal ~tll lead tn q general demand for new
cure as sooh A. It can be got IN condition fur
trat fpezsasscn 70 the Consuming psssrt-, sna VII
raw II brked influence IN tt+pinX prices at 4
high poibt comparatively and thts viii exist at tne
very tlne wne1 pork packing will be general
There u snst"ef feature which c1nrot be over
opeEssass have seen yery fortunate IL taer ,1ans.
acth n the la.t two years. and kara rna1e nanef
npSp hen sad indaeS iasm ~ SuY .in mofs
freedom sod conndence even At high prices, COM
paFstiEely. Ii is e1e4r TIM the wauts Of Eoel.nd
that Al la+t 1ears prices but little Viii he needed.
i S1 4 ''RRs s'' ss 'a sfsa'ss Z ass
tae ITisa st...t'ss 70 FL p5siaae tn saew our III y
nun Der. Viewed In al these 2sPects, It Is easily
zen tnat tes tnsu,e + sn,tnio1 ta. eneoatszss
cautious and Patient, but It Il doubtful II they
viii ubsr0o ipese rules, fur alrrsdy there are
rer. snd eEen December dtl,1ety, s. Mea0o,
gross, ard some art anxious that the weather
should tec0me cool enooRn. 20 tuat tneJ might
tomnence cuf1nR, 70 tina. The. rnav take advau.
tsee ol The ea1+cted demand Tor early neat
There tecms 10 be little doubt that THE growth
Of The butaLkss Of eummel curing, which has A.
ready tecohe 70 general and rucce4eIul, will con-
1lnut. fer II s quite cle1! that instead Of teeling
the Rrent hnlk Of 1he crnr IN The faM and ea1'y
winter u ohfhA rLder the nk1al disadvantages OF
cold. Rad Feather. portion Of the time, spring
and euT:rer 1eeh.ng. which csn be done to 70
much greater advantage, wtW uecoHe more gene.
nj tTon tKt TO 3ear. and therefore tt Will becn re
pore uEeAfe to make the wfuter curing the basla
upon Which to caicu.ate the season'a 1ua!oeAS
, 1869-10-27
--LATEST FROM MONTANA.

rum The Hh1dAd RfFHt1fds9, EF7. IL
TIE Helena tNnntapp} H<r1t, OF the 12th, con.
raltt The following, 1rutn .hltl II VIII be seen
Il al 'nc Eprer Eiachfsr. Ittt!a's until wtntn
tie INST twu months utlforLl5 frtenl:y ard taof-
icr!pe NIL err mud o,her ctix+ps Of Montana,
wtrnesrr trntttau'fJ Oilers They arc tnnfo IGN.
Il erntff By British tsp!ers, and aNlusausir sup-
pittd with ammunition Tie Herald says:
= We lrarn fsuM Mt F. d. Fea*e, special agent
Of fhe R]aekfett Ia'.taCa. no has teen Spending
afs:n: nix week. a. ihrT acrnct o" '.,e Iei.'n Rr.
er lur's nttl-- rer:h OF Fort sha~. that there ere
at present t~o snr''rs41 Of tneru on iae war pxtb
divided into small tabtl* lie sats thes are CON-
arc. un'il ~iftin ten days. hare rcs.r told lnelf
tlE,h or txpnt1t-1 o: thslr txpio,tt. 4 week uy,
party II thirt, or torsg cai..l as tho agency aal
buss.l RI ha,tg ~hs;e &C alps. asi thre .ene'I to
l1rcc thu +rssip u8uet althtn the IOft-
I'll pL their ar,!.ai shtE nso:cs-c'! friendship
Md "+re a'tn tt'ct. sa,i Ing Ihes Rad heep atsef
Oil n til. y hat' hni been tn war Tor several
,-..It. au.i who Fad a,~a!. he~n E.n friend. to
tie hlIeA The oni5 e1cHse Offered il. That they
all n.nter. unstl late In The lptin9, esp-cs,ug the
treaty Hou! tE carried out INT, hf the failure Of
tire ths mfnt to rAily the TREATY, the alcoH-
ih- tfite 10 tila Ia makInx wsr, ani unless there
L. stre u ut +dlsle NC Ton takea 70 keep np d.
vi.'. tn The frs.e the Major tanks another uosih
1T Ia been inc general Impression TIA. these
trt1 am ARE rot we'll aTfucn hnt It - n.stAk+,
!ss, h;.st suEs nua n'sns .sseisef; sat IN 4s!,t
% 1ht AoGeol !iAf %oAtIGf .Hbuukdiu FHtI.
they q. faitcd .asae amonnt Of amMuui.lou ut
!. asI tnr' acd are continually ENCOURAGED uy the
us1t'.h, wlo 4 aka the iuc,aEs te1;eye shes afe
X @, fnrrdA Af. Pease thinks It is u.eless 10
Etdcfrake to plc,s these lud!auA, Who have been
enrtctd ID the rate cerrrda'!ons and murders.
The question s*-ha-1 iheJ hc parishes. lnme-
d,atey, or N.is onsia spring. when The
nhn;r ts!te will fE ergaFeu N war :--a14i
II eli lie Wlrter 10 rreHar- tner meat, aud cot.
,tc' arms ard ammunition f:pm ,ne Br:st.h
frss!rr~ The reason why they hare DOL a'reaaIs
the whnes nIrn: rise ann fc5s ihcm tats AL
VIC Know Bit. Pease, sroLen Of By the He!ena
Ittralt. HE'S gentleman Of great experience
with tte E!1es sre1. Hts srase1ents are er
sItitu to the jpfttst credit
, 1869-10-27
EVENING PlLIT1Ca

The Independent organ Of the Da,nnclcs
seems to pride itself equally upon the sim
g.llar condolences TINT, rs a Republican
organ, its utterances, by their stupid im-
paiicy. furnish the Democrats with o1cca-
lert campaign documents; that, rs free
trade organ, it has elected ut least one Er,-
tcctionist to Congress, because it felt mora
intese>t IN the success ii those Republican
principles which it does not profess thun IN
the Tree t1ade doctrlne, Of which it is an
ardent supporters md, finally, while it de-
nics that it is a Republican paper in any
sense, it entities its denial The I,ust
The only Republican Paper in Chicago;
and, in tie article no entitled, it asserts
twice TINT il is tue only Republican paper
in Chicago, md four times that it is not
Republican paper at all-just twice the
weight OF its evidence being given to The
Atter tut is awarded to the fosp,er p,opo-
hitiou.
Let ns array these instances, for they
display genius for seeing double which,
even in character which only appears in
the streets ut evening, are really astonish-
ing, and shonld serve as warning to ali
young men who think Of entering On the
editorial profession, and yet who, perhaps,
ca1not remember in the middle Of M ar
tiele what they said Mt its beginning, NOT
imagine what they will say at its end. We
cite tic texts referred to, in parallel col.
,t1unH. frum the same article.
, 1869-10-27

All persons who expect to vote ut the
coming election, and whose names md
places IT resistance hayerot been registered
Tia gar. must present themselves before
tie Boards Of Registration in their several
precincts to-day. Tbs ho1rds wll be in
session from s o'clock in the morning
rn,il . O'Clock il the evening, for the puz-
rosc Of revising and completing the lists.
We publish the places, and the boundaries
ii tie yrecincts. elsewhere.
, 1869-10-27
IHdsnn Fight In Montana

FHM h< AHft'En {.Hfh-l .|eu-Nd7 0tt Is
The following. teien from a letter IRON p.,vA&t
soleIr no~ nantsng The Indians IL Morl.a., VIII
teDlrd rc0h nany Of the tnelesant. bet yery
srapne, literature which preyailes, as Tar as lei.
Ter E!1nre aus concerned. tusirE the +ar:
"W+l. old chm, ne hare at last had Fight
.Eh tne h,g 1risu,' With In aud 4 bully ught
Il vas. ION. though noihuE ike wnAt We usei 10
nsye With the rtoA oc he nh re heatd that =
t'hno OF ltdans ~exe 'an:Esg1nz' IA Ga1lassn Val
FfJ+ IS n:il.e from he7e. the majnr fta1teal rs
ont, under tonrsr4l Of coptain CIi1t 'Dui Blut,
zoe k,o@, att Atz+r enuse Of peaFss lsS u.'!es
II brought th~ r-d tsrvts to . stand Tstv
stle tn top o. pEosnoutus,. Or e''n, 1,sal yett
E'gh- ttsacht El' sL1 dawn on itrte IT 3ee- tD.t1
6ltir' soE' u- 70 core M. We v4n', nnd ms. a
se FOL % tip The tun ceased And tha scstnnaxe
teshH TIE l, tt'sLs hst faxen raf1ge N ouch,
fur lett cerIl tenlnd 3 sto1e wal! pat ~ bs
,h"nsti1ts. sish posthcl-s. through winch rheJ
t'tt II cs- Af5sf earsstng our gun., We wenl
tes .hem wv veil js.' - me fs''s osed 10 cone
MI de sho+s xo.k II II. FoH ouest to bare Feer
su1d flun,' after t< nai1 Erred The last shot froI
hfs ti1'tEoe:er, ores fnar ~a'1 arao uo zoastnF
7ct aht @rs:n II or the -t.d:sn l.1x Of t!e wa-
ylor, asd fccash II inso j-s'y. vt hcke0 th.r
tariy. ard 1fey fe;t ntuc kiHed. We hal one ku,ea
aEn ta1sc wounded, art rock ST. the stock
, 1869-10-27

high Church portion Of the Episcopal body,
would forfeit any principle Of their faith,
and, on the contrary, nl would greatly
strengthen the aggregate power Of the Prot
catant world by entering into such coun-
Gil or federal union. The early consuuma-
ton Of such a union would enable the Prot.
es'ant Church to present timely contrast
with IFS great rival at Rome, by showing
that there may be as great, imposing, and
effective union based on diversity as can
ever lie founded on despotism.
, 1869-10-27


In re John MeC1al!eD, OF Peoria, bankrupt
TIE LEICESTER fnhritted que4Etou, Fhic'l was de-
ctdtd: 1IeLT tffAn Nccalen Was eubrHnaetl
10 nppear before :hc Register to te4tifJ as a Wit
ness- lie rsfGseti to te sworn for fhe re1sou That
tic bankrupt had had Ito npfIct OF the pr.posei
exan,LattOt: because the bankrupt wA3 nteent
from the State, Antl ctunsel wns not sufficiently
lbjorn Ell to pruceeta.
Held that Lone OF these reasons constitutes a
su:llctEi callse for The refusal 10 he worn. II Ii
lhe duts Of the witness 10 tie swotn when Te1u.seti
by The Register; but Il L. proper that the Rer1s;cr
snoGhi give Reasonable notsce TO the bankrupt or
within the discretion Of the REGISTER 10 postpone
the t1auAr alton for cause shown. hui the wttpS S1
has no discretion whatever. lie inust 0e u1n
when required TO he swcrn b5 the Kesiiter.
0RnEKs or TIE DAY.
OpI nsiiinh IA Df-rhaf.,e-Alahs'ng att!ks, OF Nur.
rts: Wi.t:nE. Sirrces, Of Chicago.
Ent.,tft: /. -tIyI",tr i,t*chnt3~-Elntr Racnr.
Of south t'ro.e. Dr knlh couhit: WILLIAM Il.
Etartly. of s.camorf, De ka!b toup1y.
L.As.AEr9ri-WllIAGa Il .stolr, Ct Chicago; ia
cob A>Eultr. of 4Anrtra-
, 1869-10-27

CACsES TRIED ASD TRYING.
f}erly Wnnse r. y. 5AtMes u. Nctau.a-d c, a1s.
fns@- III ur1n4 cfIrrlE.le.l and cause Gtsen 10 the
1uTs. Ills II AI sctl,n for 1llss arrest and tn
tr4sonu Ell, win aii~gz tlou Of sp+c4i DAMAGE by
Leopold Raihechtld and Louis CoAeu =. joel
t1xtI1es, complete ut the time The suit began. tn
the iobaceo factory No sss klpzie ttreet. The
real JtfeEdants ale Wa!1Nor1h, Txnb1g Furse+
nut nottce Of any other clan 10 the iactorS, from
the party then 10 po.teetton- Lnle, ~ cousia-
9's otH po:tss,'n 1n,eF a., eaa,sel mo.tss
purchase: TO secnfe notes By Gustav. the pur-
Thomas Clancy V. John iiassey ct al Rep.es.n
Of toust hold furniture sad Hares. TIE pr53er.J
wns levicf uppn ~ the property OF one Maiot
the property he1ne clatne., hy r,aintla. F1uetas
fer plAinti0, a1d Judgment for the property and
soion On Harris :. Charles Roscnseld and Henri
August Befnds !. Wilhelm snd August Aesser.
schmidt LII confession I0E xfss 81
Ko!est Gill =. George ". Carton Ct NJ For
af61 A.. ..-
EQ1th F1rk C1mnltssohers '. Charles U1sby Ct
ais Application for tho condemnation OF the
southwest 9uarrcr OF The northsast q1arsev OF
Ssssss sts,n aaos. M .'f Il PA!s
ana jason 4cCort appointed Conucisstoccss 10
a st d. ' 3 os:ss 'S s f fs1 8 1s AL at '
DIVORCE GRANTEn
Cha1l.s A. Church :. EIlzaaeta X. carsch- De
Gre q d.'trre for dr.ersou, 1t appeared betore
tie master, b. testimony Of complainant hlmself,
that lie Is Of the age Of y year, aud resident Of
EfcsKo tor TWO YEAR,, travelling ncsus for tn.
New Sotk nouEe Of G. W. Grtn1sh+ ca They
vefe frsr11et Gu the sath Of ncfooeE, 1850, As
charie,torn, Ma..., aed Lave rot !lves. losether
<iLce January, 1sGd ~hen she lett him. tetusuG Il
lssJ ststeti thai he had known the parties
since September, lSc', wheu they were living al
thaFlestoWp, aPArt. ThrF visited him 10 afvlse
shout their sep3fstoD, aE.l ehe announced her tn-
1tptpu of never living Hith her hustani n.aD,
although she then bruuaht no chaIg. ngatoss him
NEW AI1rA
tttGn Mutral Lie ILkuF5Uca C0MpanF, OF
Maize. ', Henry u. Pa!Ec ct rls- {untdn C1llt1C-
ton AID AEtncg CoMfunEi. D1tfEeSI wbrrlnt for
rtLt OF tUUne Nos Una Boone Bfoc<. on L.
S,lle stIeft. .,noul stated 10 he dap, $l.l3..
Jnhn II. Itsat f q. " Itavtrss A. c. EtIf.hurpe
and d, ". tiere. Aa1-astf- Demand, $50.
MnHTkKi1ER N pfsTEEs[
1AHef G3rEen '. Anna Enno W0fs nan Farmer
Ga1vcn. l1bcetiltuca fer lisorce with aal,flvIt Of
r0n.Tcsdebct. II beiuu arl That s.s!en'la1t Is
resident Ct Montreal, Claaa1. Complainant states
tnat he Is kG4 E5f rtsdtut Of this eirE, att has
been 1ur one year; rhat he nl7rr.el TO tho
aefsnaaa1 al MUntxe21 on the last day OF February
Of last year. lie c1sIXes th3t on the 1st OF June
Of that yezr, three onthS after the maTEla3e she
WA Unity Of adulftgy at Montreal, Htifn he lt1-
Een!atels separated IRON her. eiEce witch lime
he has leafurtt that she Il wronRfuIly living with
6one u1An u lila wife,
, 1869-10-27
EIGH-EANDED OUrRAGEs ON
TIE ERIE CANAL.
vio1cnce, ana Other
Dr.Efncefui FToceensrEs.
F.rn fht E1iea He4oI. Ort q


va1.1ua rpEncr1 having obtained currency In
gsGarc 10 The shameful management Of cacal
hcAtie at Rome, during the late Suspension OF
navigation, e nave taken pains to aacertatu the
flrfS II Ihe case. We nCd then to be bFaenr q.
iotos f: 4 lafxE Zee TER oI hsats were detained
:; ttat cofu' on a~ceEEt Ct the break, aud ctrEn
Of tc2fn+n sere fhHs crncreSnted ia toxu
zAn our II eu <eEe = fen rusc5npulous ch711cters
Eho ye{Cltth 10 Z ate the ceiaf, waic1 Kad =
source Of great sHnoa apee and icss to their ,!a
panots. 4 source OF profit to taemselves. To
&c. g iheJr rsfrose ing, said 70 bare been eon-
mol ed by = veil knnHh ruu-u lA1led Murphy,
HA" Organized II d tEt 10 Kur4. -
Their Pisn o! procedure Waa to locate thec-
ttisesa, ccnyetleht po1at, and hisek n Iii eap'
II" Of fonts destined for places sai+ suie Q! Ice
aretE. Ati *Eo hah conf eqGe.tlr heeu gran ed
pfFm!sS:nn 10 pas8 on their WAY. II the t0.l de-
intet ey tnc*e rt.a1es ~ fesosed. ana The cap-
r4frs tf wfoE The Demands were made a.4eEted
srtir ft2tF. and attempted to pas on with fresr
s",s's, tre tald.tu did not Hesitate to r.sost to
fs:rc Fer ir.fscce. one caEtA1n @no this fe-
tr.+t 70 re ri been ra8 fc0cked down and s,rstrn
~ III sth. eless. and anGth.1 xas, for the .aEe
r*as1n. tEss hea:ep, and then thIu <n from bis
ls'st trto the cnual
-Asrt from tIese told-:arft3 operations, Il ts
cfarErd that tre s1uR a-o !Il. rfete win the busl
T.. a'nser ot tner aosss d.lay+, rt>tlns tntaa2t,
sftt n feStrd to law OF oe.'rr. III se : ho:e o%n"
sfr ~tfe VII Hg TO b1{ for the n,rera'ton. and DC
'.1nn lhcse Justly entitled to pteceJencs-