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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-06-11

He who says what he likes
often hears what he does not
like.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-06-11
Reciprocal Interests.

w y 0SAAONO ~ W OO tuC u tIC
interest of every member of a
community to look in general
matters of life, "to home at
first"-to encourage home in
dustries as we'll as home chari-
ties, instead of going abroad to
expend his money or his SYM
paths on no more deserving OBJ
jects than those that are pre-
sented in his own vicinity. It
is not necessary that men shall
sacrifice in blind devotion to
foreign gods, for if they will
only spread on the altars and
sanctuaries of their household
deities their choicest offerings
every good return will follow
that could have been vouchsaf-
ed in any event. In more ma
terial matters, it is a duty in
cumbent upon every good citi-
zen to consider that every men,
Der of a community has more
or less claims upon him. Ifhe
is a man ofwealth and elegant
leisure, those to whom fortune
has been less generous may be
aided and helped forward in
their aims and enterprises by a
diffusion of a portion of his
capital in a shape that will give
employment to labor. The in
terests of capital and labor are
reciprocal ; one is helpless with
out the other in any highly civ
ilized state of existence, but
wealth is too apt to ignore this
fact and deny to labor full JUS
tice. Two classes must always
exist in society, known as the
producer and consumer, the
factor and buyer, each depend
ent upon the other. The mer-
chant demands patronage from
the blacksmith, the shoemaker,
and other trades, and they ask
in return that he shall help to
sustain them. In buying his
goods they give him use for his
capital, and he is in exact JUS
tice as fairly bound to encour-
age their labor, which is their
capital. Each man-merchant,
mechanic, manufacturer, labor
er, professional man or gentle
man of leisure is an integral
portion of the community in
which he resides or does bust.
ness, and it is for his benefit
that the whole body incorpo
rate should flourish vigorously
and prosper. But how can this
follow, when ene-half the com
munity that is sustained by the
industry, enterprise and skill
Of the other half, goes abroad
to supply his wants, instead o
first looking around him to en-
quire if home skill will not &C
commodate him in every partic
ular equally as well. A countr,
tradesman cannot successful,
under such circumstances com
! pete with the metropolitan me
chanic, who receives more thai
t a fair division Unemployment
obtaining all the city orders
and half of those in the rurs
districts, while the poor fellow
who had enterprise to build u
hy1ciuocc n1covvhnrn oro ctapVin
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-06-11

CALUMNY.-Take a great il
lustrious revenge On your ca
lumniators, by seeking to do
better; constrain them to 81
lence by your excellence, this
is the true road to triumph. II
you take the other-if you
plead your cause, justify your
self, or make reprisals-you
open for yourself a store O
woes, and you lose the tran.
guilty which You require fol
your work, and the time in dis
putting which should have beer
consecrated to labor.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-06-11

Empty vessels make the
greatest sound and empty heads
the most noise, s.~
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-06-11
Jordan, GOOdlesse y RrO.,
Nurserymen.
cr T0rYT6 Aan
ST. LOUIS, MO.

y q llOO lO1 NAOs
References
ct. LOUIS: Barthlow, Lewis g. Co.
y Bankers Lewis, Manson & Co, Com.
mission Merchants; Swan, Ogden Il Co.,
Agricultural Implements.
SHREVEPORT: Geo. A. Pike, Banker
Stacey g. Poland, Commission Merchonts
Thurmond & Hicks, Cotton Factors.
GOODHUE & CARPENTER,
ofice Stacey & Poland's, Shreveport
naarl2 SIMS
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-06-11

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Bellevue, Bessie
IA parish, La. v6nI6
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-06-11

another morsel of delicious
sweetness from the grasp of
the strong.
The following advice is from
a Newburg paper: 'tPress on,
young man, though you be poor.
We know youth who, with
only his two hands and a crow
bar, opened a jewelry store, and
now he is living in a fine stone
residence in Sing-Sing.
ItdOesn't follow that, because
we have taken a perilous step.
we ought to retrace it. She
wasn't a wise old woman who
crossed a bridge, and on bein e
told that it was labelled sssdan-
gerous," turned and re-crossed
it in all haste.
Madame De Stael said: eff
I were mistress of fifty Ian Z
guages, I would think in the
deep German, converse in gay
French, write in the copious
English, sing in the noble
Greek, and make love in the
soft Italian"
Col. John B. Southmayed, Of
Middletown, Ct., who died re-
Gently, was city sexton and un-
dertaker for 55 years, during
which time he buried over
10000 persons, several thou
sand more than the entire pop
ulation Of the city.
-
A New York German left his
wife and took another mans,
who set him up in business with
$1,000 of her husbands money.
Now he has forsaken her and
married another woman, and
there is trouble impending.
To the Christian in bereave-
ment, those are sweet words of
the prophet Nahum, "The Lord
is good, astrong hold in the day
of trouble, and he knoweth
them that trust in Him."
What folly it is to dread the
thought of throwing away life
at once, and yet have no regard
for throwing it away by piece
| meal.
Wait for others to advance
your interests, ahd you will
wait till they are not worth adj
vancing. @
Bad economy-Buying things
because they are cheap, wheth-
er you want them or not.
| Boise City, Idaho, has only
one unmarried woman. This
lack of girls is bad for Boise. u
He who says what he likes
often hears what he does not
like.
Empty vessels make the
greatest sound and empty heads
the most noise, , xs-
Keep you temper. The cold
hammer molds and masters het
: iron. e ~
ssg os %. u 9ylzs 81
~ ~ - af >
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T1rtf@rttt.

Die uneladli@en v13" BON @anfatu
wel&e i'd lebte @o@e In feterlt&er@cn
pentipr pom Der <republifanii@en partei
l%oslaeten unp auf tteene Gauf cine neue
rabitale unb prcsrelipe partet .9rinte>
ten beren platform ~Gemperenj. Grauenz
@timmre@t uno Greibanpel" it, baben
f@ bereitS jeBt i&on oeranla6t 9eleben
ibre platform gu repioiren uno mobifsi.
ren.
Die Manfato v&epieu" beri@tet, taf
bic Iemperen3> Ylante babin auntnpirl
,purbe, bab btr @enub BON Bier, Gioe,
lnb einbeimil9en @eiret, erlaubt 5eten
unp nur bic T~abritation unp @ertaui
bes S&nappieS In itinen Yerl9iebe>
mel, Goru,en uuterbridt unp perboten
tperben Iou. + ~sseI%s.-
@ir elaubeu, bob ,penr jene ~13"
u1b ibr tleiner Anban9, ,beuer IS nut
baruu, 3u tbua 1T lelbt In einise 9otal>
@emter 3u 9elan9en ibre 9auSe Ylatforn,
NIT Bier beeieben BAG &elultat tenno@
ba0elbe bleiben ,miroe.>
Mu& nod >i@t einen Na@twd9ter
in Montato f5nnen bielelben bel. elmer
.@abl pur9eben.:
%m aQertpenieiten aber weroen fi&
beuti@e @epublifaner bur9 pie(e Bier>
p|atfotm teui@en lu0en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-07
Bribern iber Ser Creme am M1ii:

li@en 8rlbern dber Der @rtnje am Mii>
iaurt befdr@teten.
@ier3u tam, ba6 eintee bettelnbe Chip
pepas, ne@ri@einua9, tpd9e ben ,te,lett
Ant5mmli1ee.t aus europa Sdn3li@ UNI
betannt mar i'm 2anct unb son Gart,
3u Garut umberspeert unb sci bieier ST.
leeenbeit in Stttrtail County aud tleine
Diebfdble be9in9en.
lin jenen ,euen Mntbmmlin9en ale
tpeiterer 8efar@tun8en 3u t~tnebmen,
wel&e. mie pas &efultat jet8t, In jeper
8e3iebun9 9runblos ftnb, bat @ol. Matt>
ion in Grant, Stestns, DouBlas' unp
Sttertail @ounties, tpel&e gum Gbetl fetr
fart BON @tanbinaStern an9eFebelt flnb,
uaebrere Milij> @ompaenien prSaniiirt
uao bteielben berafntt. Ditie SSrtref>
li&e @ora&tsmaereeel &pirb jeptnfaus
ale tpeitere Befor9nib unter ben ,Anfeb<
Tern Yerbanneu. "'H"
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ct. Domtnep.

Sin le$:sn 3pnnerfta9 entldlob i19
Der @enot iu elmer Mbftmmun8 aber Die
&atiffatipn biele6 8ertraBe6 unb tpurbe
perlelbe NIT elmer Mbftmmun9 BON 28
9eoen 28 (es erforpsrt neMajrritat pen
3rutt Drtttbeilen) 1ertpprf en.
Yrdipent Grant bat pfenbar NIT lei>
t1er au~swdrtisen polttif tein Slid.
@eine @ubaz8 ptidaft lam ;u elmer
|ebr fpdten 9tunbe une war cine lebr
sabme &fatre.
Mit benz ct. Domingo @ertra9e bat
pe.felbe aber nod >peit ,ueni9er Slid. :
Die SenatS> @ommittee, >peldtr BIZ
8abeod>5 ot@z l1nterlu9un8 %iiberwislen
mar, 1T auf irsenD wel@e, >pie Is 1&eint
bis jeBt nod ni@t in bic Sefentli@feit
9eoruneene @eile GUT &enntnibnabme
zines 8ebeimen protofol6 9elan9t, nell
mes G@ In ben Mrtipen hes @taatsz
Departem:nt6 befnoen 1oQ.
2aut bieit6 YrototoQ6, wsl9e6 pon@e>
neral Babeod, einem Der pripat<S efre>
tdre pe6 prdfoenten, 1pelder ben @ertraa
nermitteln 1oute> unter3ei@net fem irl,
perp0i@tet il@ Der prdf1pent, ni@t nu.
unter ben Mitelieoern pe6 @on8re11eS iei>
men Yripat>@ infub iu @unften Der Mn>
nabn1e peS ct. Domingo @ertroees aus>
3uQben, lonbern per1pri@t aud BARN.
BEN Genat ni@t eber cine 8otldaft lbe,
bteien @eeenfano por3ule9eu, al6 Bic Fl
pcs Grfolee6 fiber pdre.
Dit1ts protofou bat unter berporra>
9enben Mit9lieoern pes @on9re6eS oiel
%ufitben erreet.
Ginise beboupten 3par bob @eneral
Babepd pieiesprotoful uater3ei@net babe
pbne ir8eub wel@e Snfructionen BON
Dem prdf1oenten erbalten ODER fit bielen
3wed eineebolt gu baben. Sc l9eint
pies aber ni@t mabrl@einlt@> pa >peoe1
ber prd1eent nod @ereral 8abeod pieit
NnfiGt beftdtiaen. Der prdipent iou
i@liebli@ ielbft au@ cine Nblimmuna
iber ben @srtraS i'm @enat 9ebrunsen
baben.
>eSebt nun, na@oem bie1e Nbfimmuna
f%att9efunren unb bic Qualification pe6
@ertraee6 p%erworfen puroe; fol- fd
prdfloent Grant oabin 9edubert boben
eoB rte 3uridweilun9 oeS @ertro9e6 81
Yiclen unannebmli@feiten in ct. Do
rainSo fubren marce.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-07
Die @sen5 COUNTIES.

Muf Neranla0uns mebrerer Nnfeoler
in 2Yon County, in Ter licmefli9en@de
pes Staotes, mel6e Be Ur9teten, baB bic
Snrioner an Der Creme oberbalb 9afe
Trauerie bic neuen &nlleplun9en belditi<
0en wurben, fab f@ @pup. Mu(in, tpie
mir i9pn beri6tsten, %Deranlabt, ben
@taots Sefretdr, Col. Sans Mottlpn.
auf cine Snipeftionsreile na@ ben@ren3<
Counties 3u 19tden.
!6err Matlou 1T lebte @o@e Don lei>
ner Snipeftiune Tour s%urldsetsbrt uno
bat letnen amtliaen 8ert9t an ben@ou>
pernenr ein9erei6t.
Gus oemlelben seben folsenbe swei
Gbatladen beryor:
Sn Chippewa County batte11 ii9 neue
Nnfepler auf einem &%pertbYouen @tud
2anb nieper9ela0en> mel@eS bic @aboier
uno Mufnertiamfeit eint9er 2ano< Spefu<
lanten in b%erl1mse9eno erre9t babe.
Da btelelber auf feline @e'fe IN ben
Befb bieles 2anpeS 9elansen fonnter
uno Die Mnfeoler f@ AUDI ni@t Don if
rem 2anbe sertreiben lieBen, 10 rabmen
bieie Spefulanten gu elmer b6@f genet
men Gattit ibre 3uFu9t. Sie perflei<
oeten fi@ alS Snpianer, ein8en in bsr
Na@t aa@ eer &nFeolung brlQten unp
tobten pie leibbafttse Socianer, tablen
pferoe uno anpere6 @ieb unp 59p6en in
bic 5duler Der Mnf iepler.
Die untetlu9uns bat berauSoelteut
bab aud ni&t Elm ein;ieer mirfli@er
Snbiuner tpabreno Der eansen 3eit T@
in iener @e9eno ee3ei9t bate uno nabm
man 3u bieIeu1 teu1ii@en Mittel leine3u<
Fu@t un1 ben ueuet Mnfeolern wtl9e
nod penis NIT pen@ erbdltni0en befannt
fnp, ibren neuen @ufentbalt gu perleioen
unb fe auf btele @eiie III twineen ibre
neue 5eimatb gu perlaien. @lldli&e.
@eiie lieBen fi@ bie1elben nt@t 70 1ei@t
III bos 8cd6bprn ja8en uno bic 8etriiz
ger ttebert lebt entlarpt ia.
Terner bate fi@ in Sttertail urb an
fpbenoen Counties unter ben 11euen M,,z
ferlern, pel@e meiitens in bielen, uni
o%er9an9enen SABRE aug Dem n5rbli@eu
europa ua9 rxiem Gbeile res @taatea
e%in9etpanpert itno, ros @erl9t perbreitet
paB bic frieplihcn Snpianer bei Cat,
1taperit einen ueterfau pom, ibren fttnp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-07

unD Netr Mort Ii, ben ,o1. btr9 Ddrre
|ltictnoen @esentenl bes ,@eRtns iunb
.Sdoens felt Der 9afer baeeBer ldlt@tE.
0ras 1ebt i'm Mqseneiinen gut an psr
atlantiiden &uRe, ,entlan9 ben MueebaI
rtes Bis mad Tenne0te, unD in MinneS
icta, Soma unp Nebrasta, anbers.pp iez
bad tpeniser gut, Dasltlbe7 Git Dom
&lee, BON Dem n1ebr al6 AetpStnli1 aus>
9eidet il, unb Ger llbercies ,belpneerS gut
IN MtfIlippt, Nlabau1a unb einiAsn an
beren Suoftaaten 8ebeibtn fou.r. T. |
,1"8B aumfr1@tt tnoli@ tteQen cine yrei@e
Grnte in Musfdt, beionbtrS In Me,pI
England unb' ben Mittelfaoten. 9n ,ei>
1ri9en @ef. unp Slpfaaten fbaben fpdte
Dr6fe ben pfrfi@en 9eidabet bod tper>
ben &entudy, SSQinptS ,unb, Mi&isar
bur& cine ur9ew6bnli& ret6e pfrfi@>
Grnte bierfar7 Ggtrfab 9ebtn,"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-07

- Die r%epublifanii9e @onpentiun fit
ben erlten @on9reb>D ifritt fnoet mprse,
in Swatonna ftatt. Sc unterlieet fei5
mem 3meifel bab 5err 81. $. Dunneu,
se9enwartis @uperintenoent Der 5Hentliz
den @@ulen> 19on bel benz erften Ballot
bic domination fir @pnerebz& eprdlen=
tont be8 eriten Difrift6 erbalten pirb.
Btr entbalten urs porIduf9 ieoer &pet>
teren Beipre&uns bieler @anbicatur,
pQnl@n uno errparten ober. baB bic
@onoention IS ii@ san3 belonters aree>
le8e,1 1elrl LATTE, Der platform tbre
Mufmertlamteit su I9enten. Gs fam
bieS UNI - lei9ter sei@eben, pa @err
Dunneu, 70 }rcit ure t%efannt> aud niat
einen einSism &ioolen fir bic Npmino<
ton bat unc fam pie@onoention pabcr
ibre aanse 3eit Der iorefdltisen s(usar.
bettuns: elmer platform wttm.u.
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Gtnfpmmen.Gteuer

n, Gnblt&,' ,ta&ptma 81. SSelnsaatse ! ,3,t'rpetiltm1a Z
IN eerplenorzG emuiitttee BIT. eddrsli&eMufz
bebln9 tbr1r5 GintonnntenfteuerI bd@loGel1,
.faab f& bttftlbe setem, pperanlobt thpitle
Abtimn1une IN GrtpdSuns ',j3u' >itfben'
luno b.i@lo6 nit ,26' 9eeen,22 ,Stiu1rtletn
cine @intonmeni,euer NIT q sYYrp;entb is
@nbe bes?Sabrts1 1871 .bti3ubebalten. =.
-So lan9e Steuer1 notBwenpie, fnb,
it unt bleibt cine mdbiee ,Ginfommen><
iteuer zine berpa6enoften urb eere6tef}en
Steuerubjtcte, wel@e nien1alS unter ben,
@olfe, fonoern muir unter ben reiGen &a<
pitalifen SpppGtion fnoet. = =.
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Die u6afttn86 @a,ette" 1noet ftd

- Die u5ofin8s @asette" fnoet fi@
Yeranlobt ibren 2eiern Die Mtttbetlun9
3u MAIDEN, boB Der ~Majoritdts< GluSel"
ber Observation-Disclosures I'M Speiten@ Som
9reb Ditrifte bis jeBt 3war nod feinen
Gelp;u96plan fir Die 6erbRwabl proa>
ntirt bat pab oie6 aber in tur3er ;3eit
9el9eben trerre. Inter hem ~Majori<
td,6 Gll9el" serftebt bic @a3ette ratir>
lid Germ Donneup uno bic berlbmten
1900 in Der Babl Don 1868.
Sc miro ferner onoepeutet .baB bie9fo<
mination ees Gon9reb Ganbipaten be-
rett6 Don ben 8unpe6z8 eamten in biez
fem Difriet, melae ibre Nemter Senator
Hamley ;u, rerpanfen BADEN, 9ema@t
uno ceut 8cpafteur Der Same res Cam
rioaten befannt fei:
% nun ferne1 binsu9efu9t wiro rab
1peper Gtemayt, Nperiu. Worrilon, Da<
DiS poer Bsnlon rie domination erbalz
ten meroen, 10 marc eS nidt l6wer su
erratben Observation-Disclosures rie~ @aiette"
I'm Muee bat.
Mber S5er; tci Seite> eS plnft uns
RAP bic u@asette" biermit ettpas auf>
f@neioet tim i@ elm 9emi6es politi19e6
Inleben Su 9eben.
S9merli6 ober miro bic inteuiQente
Ma6e Der Nepuklifaner 10 tb1ri9t iein,
bie(en N%noeutun9en ir9enr wel@e Con-
itauen3en bei3umei1en.
Mm a(lerpeni9iten aber fam biele
eeptftlbe politif Der u@asstte" sur @ar>
monte per Yartei, beitra9en. @ir raz
then berielben ;uerft parauf gu ieben, bas
pte Yartet int 9an3en Staate fi4 aui
cine liberale praftil9e, bic Sntere6en ber
1peRli9en Staate1 uno Mtnnelot inc
belpnpere bef1rpernbe Ylatform eini9t
unb mirb e8 nann pbne pielD ratb3ieberei
m19li& fem lebr 1@neQ einen padenoen
ganricaten 81. fnoen.
Die platform a1ei, fam nur 81.
5armpnte uno ben Sie9 Ter partet in
oer6erbfwabl berbeiflbrer, niemal6 abe,
Der bloBe Same zines @anbioaten Nell
der BON elmer Clique aufseReut miro.
1elbt p'nn es rerielten selineen iolte I'll
Contention 3u manipuliren.
Wenn aber Die "@aSette" wirfli9 rer
Nan,en oe6 Mu%6ermdblten teuut, >parun
bie( @ebeimnibtbuerei? Nennet uns Der
Namen ooer mir ma6en 0lauben, pab el
nur Gin 9umbu9 1T.
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'rena BAG ersbtf@tRi&e Gpnffortun, ibr
nod ldn9er .@neerntft IN Der Beitbuns
be6 pfarrerpoftens bereiten 1pdrDe.
SIN Grlbjabr be6 Sab,e8 1873 lou In
Wten cine grobe i%nternationale Austel<
lung ftattfnoen. Der &aii.r bat bas
prpleft 9enebmist .uno lan9eorbnet, baB
aQea 'duswdttisen Mt9ttttddasen oaraber
Wittbeilun9 'nsmaHt Srretce.
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AQe &spublifaner int Diiritt pbne. MIdIdi
aftf1abere Gattionen fub erunli@ aufeeforbert
aurr harmonic Der Convention unb Der Gini8una
Nne benz Grful9e ber Yartei bei3utraeen.
Nuf Deprbnua9 ber COMMITTEES, g
q. q. SttdneN Geribenter.
T. M. Retralt 0ur0Senber.
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STAATSZEITUNG
Donnerl1a9, ben Z. Suli 1870.
Mepnblifanif@e GonUention. e.
3wetter, 50 n9reB DiRrift.

Die rekubliianiiden Stimmesber bes smeittr
1Genertb.O ifriftes .Dpn Miunfleta afnb biermi
auteeferbett, Oeleeaten su elmer republitaniI@en
Dtfrth>G pnseutton, tpelde 81 S-''
Donnerfa8, ben 1. @ept
IN 81. Yaul ab8ebaltn perbea pirb, ~ pdblen,
Iss einsn Ganbibate1 fir ben Gcnertb au nou,i'
nt.en. wt!9er IN Der n6@Ren Dabl BON ben t.
puensantf4sn Stnmeebern uuteraibt tperben
fpu.
Gulgtnbes it bic 8ertbsilune ber Delesaten in
itbeut County i'm 8erbaltnie au benz Republican,
f9tn gptum In ber lebten @taatStpabl tr ben
Obtr>&tdter 6. g. &ipleY. Sebes County bal
etnen @anbibaten at large unb fir ie $50 repub+
Wanii1e @timmen unb BEN erSberen 9ru@tbeil
ber1elbfu einen tpeiteren Nelealten:
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Mepublifani,@e
GDnQreMpneQe @pnDentiDn,
@rter DiRrift.

Die Rspublisaner bee srlten Gonsreb- DiRrittss
sen Mtnneiuta iIno biermit aufstforbert f@ ~
stner Dele8aten.G Convention In Swatpnna,
Wtttpp& ben 6ten Suli 1860. Na@mittass 4 lbr,
au serlammeln, fir ben 3wed Der Termination e.
nts Ganbibaten far bas observation-disclosures bes
Grnere1ts ron bieiem Di0rift.
Die &ountieS, melde bielen Dtfritt bilben, Inb
au fplAtnter Wnaabl BON Deleaaten bere&tiat:
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SIN Suffrage ber Committee.
q. 6. @splfplL
0prfAenber.
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WESTERN UNION RAILROAD
NOW OPEN TO
Rock rs and
GUNNER arrangement! .

THE short ard direct route from Racine Mil.
4 vsgkee, ard al points in Wisconsin, 10
Rock Island and Davenport, and all points in
Southern lCSnRrd Kansas.
On and after Sunday, May sth. 1870, trains on
the Western Union Railroad will leave and ~
rive at Rock Island, ss follows:
Trains leave Rock Island at SEQ q. H.
SEQ ?.
Arrive ct Reck Island, 5:5e p. n. and II:5u
y N.
Making elose connection with Ias.en ger train.
at the following points:
AT RACINE JUNCTION, from and to Nil
usukee aEd Chicago.
AT CLINTON, from and to all points in
Northern Wisconsin snd Minnesota.
AT FREEP0RT, from and 10 Galsna, Du-
buque, and ell points North and West.
AT SAVANNA, with steamer Henderson -
from ard 10 Dubuque, and with St. Paul Packets
AT FULTON, with trains from and to Cedar
Rapids, Marshall, Boone and Omaha.
At ROCK ISLAND, with traias from and to
Muscstiue, Washington, Iowa City, 9rinuell,
Des Moiaes, Omaha, and the Union Pacific
Railroad; and With steamers from and to all
points 90 the Mississippi river between Rock
Island and 81. Louis. Rates Of freight snd fs re
always AZ low by tAis as by other iines.
u. 4. 0LfN, Gen'l Sup't.
f. +. BARNES, Asst sup't.
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The New Funding Bill.

The following is the text of the bill now
before the Ways and Means Committee, te
amend an act entitled an. act to authorize
the refunding of the public debt, better
known as the three hundred million five pei
cent bond BILL 1t was drawn by Secretary
Boutwell,
BE ii enacted, etc, Tbs, the Secretary Of
the Treasury be and he is hereby authorized
to issue IN u sum or sums not exceeding
three hundred million dollars of coupon or
registered bonds, in such form as he may
prescribe, and of denominations of fifty dol
lars, or some multiple Of that sum, redeem
sble in coin Of the present standard value,
at the pleasure of the United States, after
ten years from the date of their issue, and
bearing interest payable quarterly in coin
at the rate of five per cent per annun, said
three hundred millions OF bonds to be in
addition to the amount of FIVE per cent
bonds authorized by said act, and to be
subject TO all the liabilities, ptions,
and conditions authorized by said act.
SEC. 2. Ind be IL further eRacted, That
the interest upon the bonds authorized by
snid act may be made payable quarterly,
any thing in said act to the contrary not
withstandiDg.
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3ayonets at Electious.

BRUSH history contains many things &c
edify and yet disgrace the governing power
in this country. We have before alluded
to the i'm patience with which, IS !: late as
!86i,the English people beheld the evidence
of the presence OF armed
men at even an unopposed election of Lord
Palmerston that year. The subject was
brought up in Parliament. Whoever is
curious respecting the matter can, in Vol.
1862 Of Hanssrd, read what was done. The
festive statesman, with sprig in mouth and
rose in button-hole, attempted to puff away
the topic with a playful word or two. But
he utterly failed. Sidney Herbert was then
in the War Office, and forthwith, under
date of June It'll, 1861, he issued circular
orders to the lord-lieutensnts for each county,
which, among other things, contsined these
Instructions
have also learned that in some cases
volun .eer corps have been called out in aid
of the civil power on the occurrence oflocsl
elections, and | have, therefore, to point
out to you that, as the volunteer force is not
intended to be employed in this mauner,is is
expedient to assemble it on such occasions.
desire further to draw your attention to
the improperly of the presence of any
armed body at parliamentary or municipsi
elections, and to request that you will give
directions to the commanding officers OF Il
volunteer corps within the county under
your charge not to assemble their corps TO,
drill or any other purpose between the issue
Of the writ and the termination of the cleo
ton in any county or borough in the neigh
borhood Of their headquarters, or during the
progress Of any municipal election in any
town to which they may belong.
This, be it remembered, was in 1861.
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