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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-07-17

Ten thousand persons heard
Beecher's prayer at Gettysburg.
Did God hear it?
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-07-17

Many a fool has had luck
enough to get a good wife,
without sense enough to know
it.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-07-17

The weather is disagreeably
hot, hotter. hottest, with no
early prospect of q rain. Every
thing is willing cut in the vege-
table line. Our gardens will
soon be numbered among the
things that we're. Oh, for a
small deluge and a big chunk
of ice!
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-07-17

A SPLENDID NEWSPAPER
BUILDING.-A. ID. Richardson,
who is writing a description OF
the Pacific Railroad for the
New York Tribune, gives the
following account OF a news
paper Office in the West:
The new Office of the Chica-
go Tribune is the finest news
paper building in the United
States. It is of white marble,
finished interiorly in Chestnut
and black walnut, four stories
high, and with broad, roomy
halls and staircases. 1t cost
100000; and the portions
rented besides those required
for the use of the newspaper,
return ten per cent. per an
mum on the entire investment.
1t is said that the profits of the
establishment for Is months
paid for the building.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-07-17

The Police jury Of Bossier
parish met Monday, adiourning
Thursday till Wednesday 21st
instant. Out of seven, only
four wards were represented
The principal business trans
acted was, the appointment of
road overseers, apportionment
of hands, and a settlement with
the Parish Treasurer. Thursday
$19.OS5 q in parish scrip was
. burned in open Court.
The following efficient officers
were chosen to represent the
Board James N. Plat, Pres
ident; r. B. Taylor, Clerk; Ed.
r. Moore, Treasurer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-07-17

Railroad fare to San Francis
co from New Orleans is 1873 25.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-07-17
THE CRoP.-The reports from

THE CRoP.-The reports from
Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin, in
reference to the crops, state that
the prospects for wheat are fine,
and that in some places the last
years crop will be doubled. Corn
is generally backward, owing to
the cold and wet. Some corn is
being replanted, and the crop will
not be as large as usual. Oats
and barley look well. Potatoes
are promising, except in q few
places where bugs have appeared.
The wheat harvest has commenced.
In Southern Illinois the yield
averages twenty five bushels per
acre. In South Carolina, it is re-
ported that the wheat and corn
crops will be sufficient for home
consumption, but as the yield is
unequally divided q considerable
quantity of grain will have to be
purchased from other States be-
fore the crop of next year is gath
cred. The cotton crop will proba-
bly, fall.short of the yield Of last
year, the cold spring neutralizing
the increased area planted and
the liberal use of fertilizers. The
cotton crop of South Carolina is,
therefore, estimated at 175.0O0
bales. Fhe prospects of the rice
crop are fair, and the yield of
1869-70 is set down at $4,000
tierces. The freedmen are now
planting cotton more largely than
ever, but are careless in their cul-
tivation, so that the yield per
acre will be less than when the
land is titled by the colored peo-
pie under the supervision of the
whites. In the upper part of
South Carolina, the freedmen are
working better than during the
last year, the laborers having set
tied down to the belief that they
can earn a living more easily by
working than by spending their
time in attending to politics.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-07-17

Monday 28th ult., in this
parish, on Lake Bisteneau, at
the plantation of j. B. Hamil-
ton, Joshua Scanland fatally
stabbed Ransom Robinson
Tuesday 18th, Geo. Hughes
shot Albert Hayden. Hayden
. ID recovering from his wound.
All freedmen.
The former was acquitted ;
and the latter gave the required
bond Of $1,000 for appearance
at the next term of the District
Court.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-07-17

BELLEVUE, La,
Saturday,::;:'::;;:::::::::#::July II, 1869.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-07-17
On the subject of cleanliness

On the subject of cleanliness
DR.. Yandell remarks: 1.-THE
healthiest people in the world,
and the longest-lived l believe,
are the English of the higher
classes, and beyond all pread-
venture they are the most clean
~" He insists on the necessi-
ty of pure air and good cook
ing; and with reference to the
latter the author has the fol-
lowing bold outburst: "Bad
cooking, which spoils food,
however good in itself, is the
cause, [ strongly suspect, of
half the sins of the world, and
of quite three-fourths of the do
nestle in felicity. If 1 had the
training of a girl, | should
charge and besech her, above all
things, to be amiable and I'M
selfish, and a good cook. There
is little doubt in my mind
that the bad biscuits of Ameri-
ca are in a great measure to
blame for the numberless homi-
cides which render our country
a bye-word among the nations.
Bad bread breeds battle, muir
der, and sudden death. Bad
cooking'probably killed more
Confederate soldiers than the
bullets Of the enemy. I am
not sure that our Legislature
ought not to pass laws making
bad cooking, if by a servant,
punishable as a felony, and if
on the part of a wife, unques-
tlonable ground for divorce.
, 1869-04-12
frcu "a, to e.1 md compel the suendanoe Of tas

from aay 70 day md compel the Attendance Of tho
Mr: Cravcns contrurerted the position OF the
President and offered a resolution to asceftaip
who had been elected, with Z rteW Of taktn1 stems
70 compel The attendance Of the absent memhc.A
lie was willing to use the enttrn power Of tno state
10 force them to qualify.
Nj. Hooper Insisted that In hxteen or seven
teen districts there werc VACANCIES, because The
III. bradley showed hoT sncanc,e4 could oc-
c1r; bot The vacancy must be declared By propos
Nj. Scott a.Rted to the. effect th,. the cons,,-
tntaou EAse the member elected and qn3uned the
cover to pTeserEc the lestslatlye power Of the
The Lieutenant Governor said the constitution
Provides that It shall take twothirds OF each house
70 consttnfc quorum To do buslness with leaa
than that humber, only certain acts can be done
Mr. hlnley sa1d there u certainly = tlnse when
The unqualified members ceased 70 be menbcrk
MI: bradley said that would be when thlrtJ-fonr
menbesa were there to do bualness md declare
MI. Gfay could not bring himself to believe
that they could 80 On with Legislative h1s1neas
With less than the number presented By the con7
Nj. Kice thought the resolution would do no
good Elected lnep we're not senAtota unt!l tney
nd tpe p 70 xu III =. nhs's as
ability. These members VII! come into Ihelf eeA8
In I'VE ninutea When / left home came With
ne instruction from syeIg ma9 epode
We can g1ye assuEance bY vols that the sense 1s
that the question should be postponed (CHea Of
peopje Uni hoid you to str:cs responsibility" Hs
Eas Wiling to give the a.surance to satisfy the alb
sent members, 30 that the regular b0slness could
nj. Fisher said he had signed papez to give
Mr. Robinson said seventeen Senators and Rep
rcsentatises had eigned such paper, and that he
The resolution WAS adopted Tho senate ad-
joutned ILL O'Clock, Monday.
, 1869-04-12

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, 1869-04-12
SPRINGFIELD,
Po1iticNl-Attempt to kldnap-Morr
Hills Signed nnd More Ecsoex.

Po1iticnl-Attempt to Klduap-Mprr
Hills Signed nnd More Ecsoex.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, April II.
The Republicans Of this c1sy have determined tp
make m cnort to Wzcst the city government non,
the hands Of the present administration noted for
It's Coprcrhead, partisan character, and its e.
travAgance- I am gtad to know that the nonnina-
tions made last night BY the Republican City Con-
vention could not be Improved. For Aayor Hon
Milton Hay has been chosen. III. Hay Is enc OF
spccted by nj classes aod parties Of our ctizena
A lawyer Of 1atc att2nmcuts Anl3 ability aud Of
undoubted honesty and Integrity, he viii be Just
manaxcment- The nomination. for otneT eitg
ofnces are weu.known, good and tue c!tizenA, and
honestly il TIC Republicans VII iii unite On lS thia
ticket It's snccess Is certain: but they are reduced
By t.e eo-calicd worhnsmcns ticket Tne COP.
Democrats have Nominated X Il Broa1We foF
cTat-
Last week. party Of Mtssourtans n,adc at at
tempt to 6dnap t1En named Leonard White, a
c1ttzrn Of Equality, ILL, and convey him to Mis-
soun. Whlses tacnds tmmediateiy tele91spned
to Goretnor Palmer, aud aaked bis advice The
Governor telcNaphed back to Attest the parties
Who were attempting to take White, and
TO use such force = M necessary 70
PASSED to and from the Goretnn1, and for a short
time Indications pointed to = bloody aEray: hnt
go9d g1d sense Or something else nscyalled ana m
the raftleA interested and the Governor thus re-
neved Of nay anxiety he may haye had about the
House BIZ Is md House bi1 - and ,a1se mo7s not
yetoed7 ~: noase by 1sl, incorporating the
Company also oass III 81 q aaend ana ~ e.
sl.e: House ON 81, 10 oncnd N aet authorizing
subscribe to stock Of certain railroad co,unanics
, 1869-04-12
MEETINGS or iRisHMEH,


tRlsu EXfGRAkT AID eoGEFES
meeting Of the committees from the v11ioas
Irish societies. tnterrsteu IN the proposed National
CONVENTION for the organization Of m Irish Em!.
grant Aid Society, WAS held At Father Mathew r
Han, On West Van Burcn street. Charles Mcpon-
nell occupied the chAtr.
MI. Barney G. caulaeld made = statement thu,
but little had been accomplished towards the de-
sired end b. the committees hay1ng
that ktncc this matter hal been b,psched
considerable jealousy had Arisen In other c!slea BE-
Cause Of the intention Of the committees to hold
the convention IN Chicago, and he thought It would
be better TO leave that II open question to be de-
ctded By sotne representative committee. Ne also
stated that nothing bad been done regarding the
stood, ! small village might send dozen, and
sarcc cttY hut cue, New York city which Is suu.
posed to be opposed to the scheme, might send
enough delegates 70 Eote the entire convention
down.
The following resolutions touching these ques-
tons were oCefed and passed:
IN nsi e ss e e ! aTs.I :. hs
81 holding she National Cooveatson for the formation Of
WAI1K4A An should havr tbs saeeess ct thIs incor
slt alone Il hea1 snd Avotd r.er5toE th.t
saia M et.11eniton s Messso1e. f i t..,.,.
~ Ueea sats ssa s.sd 70 . q
aCcutz1l Communities who .h.l n,e<t toteih<s On the
as Msass II 4 u fsa1 @ ia % ns nd
e lola.ns ssd eonvsation alpoM,n M she representation
I--'r1 That the ua.nt+ IT the TrE.ous >, selected he
fstxsrde1 rarir possible to The charuAn Of this
1ns~t!nE CtA1.xr MtD0nnel- Ck3cAeo
=, ht....d Tint % herehJ rtqoess - The pap1s u
thc United StAtcs to Toh1Ah thtAt fesouttunA.
The meeting then adjourned, TO meet again II
The call Of the ChnIfnAu-
FAfHEn o'BKrNHANH LECTURE.
meeting u Irish cHlzens was cailed yesterday
Al The Keooriers Court ruom, to ta1o steps 70
secufc large attendance at The lecture to BE-
even u Library uail on Thursday evening. on
"t-lAnd. lta iro4traton and Resurrection.
Through aome acknowledgement the courtroom
ing adjourned TO Fe.ltAn Hail. where Major Noon
took @ tae ehAlr. and Ar. Tnomaa G. Dade was a<''
MT. John scania1 sald that Dr.. o Fireman shoult
oe encouraged, - patriot who hAd suffered 10
4fe4aaot lie VIA Journalist, oqtspqkno md fea1-
, 1869-04-12
CINCINNATI.

Rntsrond 1ligcnce-wcnaher,A DC.
CINCINNATI, April 11.-Colonel Wherry, ABIDE
Camp to General scao1eld, arrived here ills morn
tnE.
The Inquirer, this morning stases that snpcstn-
tendenf RnckeE, Of the Atlantic i Great Nc4teyu
Road, and Chaplin Of the E1Ie Road, have tendeted
tue hal1 million security and their acceptance Of
the !ease Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton DaJton
Road, but that the latter refused 70 execute he
the Ohio Legislature making their road
respou4!hle for the debta Incurred by
the Etie Company on the Hne Of the
Same Also thtt the T., Il. D. Road, refusing 70
recognize the trne contracts Of the Etie Road.
hare demanded pro Tukd OF freight and Detained
such Al the depot On the rc(naal Of tho Erie to
pAJ; consequently that On Friday the Enc Road
perfected Arrangements With the l. u. and c, C. d
G. Koads 10 ca1TJ al 1ts frei8ht and that Jestcr-
day The freight WA moved accordingly.
Thermometer, -: barometer, 92-41
CINCINNATI, April 1.-The Coroner to-day held
three tnQuc&ts-one on the body Of a 1nale child,
drowned IN tho canal another On Charles Rob-
dead ID h1 bed thla morning, poisoned By Pa1ts
green md last On the body Of Andrew htx1IIe,
Killed this erenng bJ falling from the taird ssorJ
Of houso-
May Breen was 80 badly burned this
evening thxt she will hot uye. Her cloth1nX
canghs hre from embefa falling through the door
into the cellar where she was.
This morning Herman Evans VIII shot probably
fatally, BY bis brother -1n-law, Chumlcy A. Young
Dxn- The amir grew out OF family dlG1culty,
Richard HAll stabbed Test Granger Thu After
noon, 30 tnAi bis bowels pforuded Gr1nger viii
most certainly lie.
, 1869-04-12
INDIANAPOLIS,

! te Legislative I'm Bolt
Ing DemoCFnI. Stiil Full to lsut in
Their Appearance DtkcuAaton IN
ak<. keunte-Ad(ourucd until Hon-
uny-Efntlf0adA Accident.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
lxplANAroL1s, AprI IL.
EIfA1E-At the morning session, The Secretary
SaQtsa the roll and read the Of the uartf,
r+Aanted disf51etR hut no rexponsc WAS heAfL
SfiG 10lloW1n *as offered: Tha, the Secretary Of
staat furnish certified statement Of tic returns
for the e,eciloas VI GebAturs male vacant
by resignation 1t the last sesson- The Lieutenant
Governor decided tt1i no resolution can he passed
or certified unIe4s there be two-tatrls present In
The SenAtc. A lengthy dl*cns<Iou tnen caslcd
existing d.tncalty, to organize the Senate wien !
PORTION refuse to qualify, and prevent 4 quorum.
The Lieutenant Governor said fh1t It WAS very
GeAs that when there ts less than 4 quorum. the
pny thing that the Senate c&u do Is u adjourn
, 1869-04-12
DETROIT,

ffe1adent Haven In a New Rolc-Ar-
rcat OF q Forger.
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, April H.
tTeAoent E Q. Haven, OF the 6tate University,
"no - stfons Methodist, preached here today
IN the Unitarian church Ills sermons xe,e re,-
e!A anA not dcctf!nal and such Is a,c ordinarily
pseaeheo TO Unitarian congresauona
An Officer left herr to-nl4ht for ch,e.eo In
cuA5Ee o. man named Kaufman. who Wss A..
TEL iof forging the name o! A. i Soefitns. of
faonal Bank, Chicago, A7 as' ~
, 1869-04-12

!tes. and had helped to create national sentiment
press It perHoaal risk
NJ Morrison wished to encourage h1te fol
!f!11 Hte1aMtt, and conceived th1l It1n enter.
k91nineots should be m0ft COMMON thzn the5
hare been He expaaated on the ABILITY
o. pf. OUrEunan - m antiquarian and Celtic
Sshohr He bad been in prison three times fol
gentleman scholar and patriot he MAS entitled
10 the support 81 his fellow country through
ont thA republic He deptorrd tic Eant OF m
lt1sh Literary society, corresponding 70 the Ger
man societies. Lie Wished TO see society founded
on tfuader basis than the Catholic Assocta:iou
one where Htshmen Of Ill creeda could meet iada.
pendentiy-
AessHk Ftnne1ty. Hayes and Mcclure spoke II
favor Of the objects Of the meeting and tnYtted ali
70 Be present u the lecture Tickets we1c sold "a
large NUMBER. and the meeting adjourned
, 1869-04-12

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, 1869-04-12
QUINCY,
Temperance Non1inntlona-0bltu
-Ann1Ecr~nFT-E Fire Prospects OF
the Wheat Crop

temperance n Nom1nntlonA-Qb3tN
-Ann1Ecr~nFT-E Fire Prospects OF
the Wheat Crop.
Epectal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
QCINcr, Ill, April H.
The Temperance Convention, held last night,
nominated Fred E Collins for Mayor, with : fall
ticket for city oEccss, The movement has been
encouraged bJ the Democracy, a. 1t 1nsu.as the
success Of their ticket, which beforc was by no
means certain That Democracy &nt temperance
don1 ag!ee Is shown by the tlckes, which contalna
hut two Democrats all they could dna among the
temperance men In the whole city.
lion jacob Van DeTentet, an old resident Of
Brown County, died In Nj Sterling, I few DAYS
since. lie had resided IN that place for the past
forty years.
The fortieth anniversary Of the Organization Of
Hnncock COUNTY HM be celebrated at Carthage,
on the 13lh Inst
An accidental Gre destroyed the dwelling Of
QltEer Hove near Clayton In this county, yes;er-
DAY. Loss = 500, with no insurance.
The pIospecss for the wheat crop were never
better. Unless something happens hereafter, .
much lAfKtr c1up will he na1%este in this county
than foE RcTeEAl years past
, 1869-04-12

Nt" I 6FR Ufy 1s6601 4NAFKef4
Special Dcspatch to The Chicaso Tribune
NEw fQRI, April 10.
COTTON Eoon&-Ihe unBc4AopAb14 weather e1ut!putz
TO hold t1aac IN chrek md cAusee eotae !1r8.ty
nTieea Brown .hettns1 standard goed4 1s:{t4I9Ac,
iso hyn.an p" iths; PegGfe r." l4e: Poeasses
Wan snti.. So B.trs. IsEe; Lonsdalc. Isc; Senpef
ids1n; 1.3s; Anee 9e: Greene County. H. Prtnts
tle dfcrent markets kev Hrk Il hixbcz Cschtc is9
!@lAc Mts11Mae D." 4Het3ltc other prime md dcrl
Htt6i3,tc; tfreNnAn- 11c. Ginkhans continue dull
ar nrE4ected.
WooLrxs-Are generally du1l. but CARPETS In better
dcmand Fae!sn soods arc net doing 10 1eA except Ia
, 1869-04-12

.AsbeRf, y, ApHl 1.-THE trouble a,nonv thu
.Ht!cH .. 3nN c:ts' connected with the t:ht,n.n
Martin kavanaeh. the pr.ess anpolnted n1 n,.nno
aaoe y ~ 70 1s* tnreysede Father uFahey, na
case any disturbance should t,e attempted. "e4 :"
, 1869-04-12

sreeA Despateh to The Chicago T1ihana
NEW foRK. April 10
~ H;wtne-Rtseirts LIN ,,yrE. ar1u II lg++:StiXc
AishiFan. I'D NJ 1t 1e'ie; ntlnotR. is ~ L liz:
md Prime. weighing so hs would bring like
IT. LbpI1,
81. L0C11 April ln-Cztue dali and unchanged; !;
BA7c.
Hog. e43lpAc for rood to ext1a-
C1NCTfSAIL
CncS.Au.; April lo.-Bed cattle unchanged md
Ef1u. II full pzicea
uoS1 ste1dy n 83tnc.
, 1869-04-12
DISASTERS.

Aos' OF the Steamer &. A. Thompeon
Seventeen Ltves Lost.
snao,si is, ssE April 11.-The Appealt Little Rock
cincinnati cincinnati to little Rock, Is rcportc1 - N.Y.
snS .nnr snas near Fine HIM. on rritsy nIcht
any Sunas stSenteen Ives are reported lvst iuaf
, 1869-04-12

AEkrHS April 1.-THE 2!n house 1T Dr. An
kerr on Big Crref-sAld TO hare bcen the mas !,
the STATE Was burned yesterday. L1sa ttLnn
, 1869-04-12

Italy.
TEE rOPI'B tERuK6 N KOXE
LONDON, April II.
The papal jubilee Eas celebrated al Rome With
preht Hp1endur. The Pope sAld mass at st Pesef8
md the r. De1ns was sung In the presence Of cas-
alnals, foreign Ambassadors, notah!litles from Ill
parts Of Eurupe, and m immense congregation.
In the evening the city MAS Illuminated.
xAR1kK
QCKKHsrowk, April II.
The steamship T!ber.a, from Ne" York, arrived
at 3 p NJ.
NAHEE1a,
FRANKFORT April II.
SO bonds quoted to-day at SIX.
, 1869-04-12
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EUROPE.
4 Band Of Carlists Defeated in
Spain.
The Pope's Jubilee in Rome.


Spain.
CARltyTa DIYKATKDL
MADRID, April II.
Sews has been receyed from the frontier that a
band Of Car!ista, 900 strong, attacked the toruo
8eo De Crgelln, PJrtnecs, but were rrpulsed With
heavy loss aud 1ed To the mountatus
, 1869-04-12

.WNs0nic.
Latayttte Chapter No. ,. r. L. II. Regular enyo.
cation il tMondAyl evening II ~ O'Clock, for bu4iness
4nd wu the II II. Drre. the4E hall In the As-
sonte nple VIstoss cordially invited to attend Pe1
order ol the u. T. HIP I'm TUCKER, Secretary.