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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06
BEN WADE ON PROVIDENCE.

Di%-N " ADS Nv L lS1 l11E-NSLI.--
AT Washington, a few days age,
old Ben Wade met "a Chicago man
who alIud.d to the great fire as a
stroke of Divine. Providence,
whereupon old Ben delivered h s
religious soul as follows: "Now, if
God is a dispenser of Divine Pros
idence, all I've got to say is He
just missed a chance he might
not have again for years ard
years to come. Look. now, at tie
Chicago fire; He might have run
it about just as He pleased, so as
to have picked up ali those lager
be-r saloons and drinking hGlls
but instead Of that He let it haze
its own way, and, missing them,
sweep around there and take
away all His own fine churches"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06
HARD o. HEARIN.r-A rural /.

HARD o. HEARIN.p-A rural
gentleman, "a little hard o hear
in," recently applied to an India
napoIis physician for relief. On
examination, the aurist dug out
a plug of cotton put in two years
ago and now the ruralist can hear
the dinner horn across a thousand
acre field. -.... ...., II,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06

A Chinaman at Henderson
Gulch, Montana, haden't quite
friends enough. He broke into a
store and stole 5000. When the
community came to consider it,
the vote stood ninteento eighteen,
so u beach tree in the neighbor-
hood bore monaghan fruit. x.g
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06

A sensible suggestion in regard
to the leSsening of accidents by
kerosene Oil is to substitute me-
talic for glass lamps. The brittle
glass lamp, which breaks by fall
or an explosion, scatters the burn
Ing fluid over the by ISLANDERS and
about the room. The metallic
lamp may blow off its top and
smash shade and chimney, but it
does not break into fragments and
scatter flames. There is a degree
of safety in the metal lamp that
should cause the glass one to be
discarded, Notwithstanding its
advantages of convenience in
cleaning and replenishing.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06
Rt0itO Drinking Saloon.
- Eff Es" III ss&S
AND
Family Groceries.
G.S. Raspberry, Proprietor,
Bellevue, La,

Wishes to inform his friends and the rest
w Of mankind, that he has just received
a fresh supply of Bar Liquors, of every
kind, Tobacco. Cigars, Candies, Oysters.
SardInes, Pickles, Candles, and a great va
riety of other articles too numerous to emu
merate. All of which he will sell as cheap,
for the cash, as they can bebought elsewhere
IN the market, and to which he invites the
attention. of buyers. n .Sragysn4U
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06

A stranger recently got shaved
in one of our barber shops, and
remarking that he was Chicago
sufferer, walked away without
paying. He had been very near
the fire, and his nose was scorched
toa deep red. = Wheeling Register.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06

The Grand Duke Alexis speaks
English auently and correctly
He must have been surprised 10
find that the President of the
United States has never acquired
the same accomplishment. ~
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06

An exchange says tho weather
prophets predict a cold winter
because the cornbusksare so thick.
and an old bachelor predicts M
merons W ed d, gs because
there are SO many cabbage heads.
LEA. ~ 49,.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06

The Christian Advocate has an
article Oh China, by Mr.. Seward,
in which it is stated that Pekil,
formely considered to be the
greatest city in the world, is fall
ing rapidly into decay, and thar
its population does not probably
exceed quarter of IA million.
The Emperor who is minor, is
inaccessible; his uncle, Prince
kung, is the real head of the
Government but Wau Fang is the
great statesman of China. The
Government is between two IN
tagonistic forceS-modern i'd
vancement urged on by foreign.
erS, and native conservatism,
that will not allow eveu a tele.
graphwire to be put up.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06

Young Sutton was sou Of the
archbishop of Canterbury, and
was too hot tempered Tor a bishops
boy. One day he went into
Sanders 6 Otley's shop, very
angry at not having received some
books he had ordered. lie "bley.'
indeed, until, one of iIIe partners
iHtimated to him that his langua ge
was past indurence. Il don't
know who you are" was the
answer, .sbut / don't want to
annoy you personally, as you may
not be the one in fault; its your
conlounded house that l blame
You MAY lie Otley, CT you may be
Saunders. If you are saunders,
d-n Otiey; if you are Otley, d--n
Saundersn | mean nothing per
sonal to yon. ... . .....s..
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06

An Indiana editor says:-"We
leave tomorrow for the county
hog show, and hope to take the
first '
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06

The Boston Post estimates that
ten million corsets so to waist in
this country yearly. Vow
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06

The Richmond Enquirer objects
to the style of the following from
the New York Herald: sPrsnce
Bismarck is invalided by a pro-
tracted Illness" 1t maintlins
that a correct expression would
be, "Prince Bismarck is illifed
by protracted invalidity."
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06


The rigid observance of old En-
glish rules in the South Carolina
courts, and a neglect of the same
on the part of Mr.. Petigru, gave
rise TO the following passage:
.'Mr. Petigru," said the Judge,
'-you have on light coat. You
can't speak" Pet CRU replied:
''Aay it please the bench, l con
form strictly to the iaw. Let me
illustrate: The law says that the
barrister shall wear black grown
and coat. and your Honor thinks
that means a black coat" Yes
said the Judge. well, the law
also says the sheriff shall wear a
cooked hat and sword. Does
your Honor hold that the sword
must be cooked as well as the
hat" He was permitted to 60 on
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06

A prolific Western parent has
namedfour daughters May, Junia,
Julya and Augusta. r-5 .Haa
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06
This is said to DO an Ohio epitaph:

This is said to DO an Ohio epitaph:
Under this sod
And under these trees,
Lieth ihs bod
Y OF Solomon Pease.
He's not in this hole,
But only his pod ); ~
lie shelled out bis soul -VEt-# r...
And went up to God.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06
FAMILY GROCERY

inc, are invited to cali ard examine ins
stocks which are received constantly, Az
opened for the inspection of purchasers 4
Prompt attention given 70 the hihnf -
ordsrssS 80 ,raaer - y1ni
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06

Here is new story about Dean
Richmond: A modest printers
devil in Albany entered the man
ayers office, fearing that he would
be rudely rebuffed when he made
his mission known. Afteraa mo
ment's hesitation, he said, falter-
ingly: "Mr. Richmond, believer,
''Yes; what do you want of met"
IL should like to get a pass from
Albany to Buffalo Son what
grounds do you ask for Il pass?"
CFhis with a rising and very
rough voice, "On the grounds,
sir, that ] don't wan5 to pay my
fare.' Richmond, without anoth
er word, wrote out a pass and
handed it to the applicant. The
boy took it, saying, "Thank you,
thank you, Mr. Richmend.n "You
needn't thank me. | am glad to
accommodate you. You are the
first person I've ever known to ask
for pass on the right grounds
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06

The following is the recommen-
dation given an English servant:
"The bearer has been in my house
year-minus eleven months.
During this time she has shown
herself diligant-lt the house
door; frugal-in work: nindful-
of herself; prompt-iu excuses;
friendly-toward men; faithful
to her lovers; and honest-when
rything had vanished"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06

The indianapolis Sentinel thus
re lieves itself: ''Eightren souls
with nine single thoughts, eigh-
teen hearts that beat as mne, at
Evansville last week" If these
were marriages would have been
more jUdiciOuS, with the editors
knowledge of Indiana nature, to
have deferred bis touching eItul.
lition. If they were divorces, he
ought to be ashamed of himself
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-01-06
HARDWARE
g Dry Goods and Clothing,

or anything in the Dry Goods, Clothing
and |
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-06-27
+ uittCt 0 II.
DaS bDe @emtnen,
Gr5 q J l.al II
bon
Sriebri6 @erfdfer.
Sapitel 8.
Wis Go anlstt nod fam.

(S&lub.)
,uab mas ia aus benz - aus BEN
Wtlbsrtr seworbtn2"
nSa, Du lisber @ott, wsr wsi6 ss",
la&te ter 8rstir - nbatts stnsn Capt.
taIbiriA bte gadt s.faoisn, mu&ts tbm
absr bod wObl ntat msbr ssbtusr In
Der @sssnb l&sinen, bsun Id wubte tsbt
wer's mar. anb als tbm bic pOlt3st auf
bic 5alsn wOuts, mar Ct ntrosnbs msbr
3u fnbsn."
nMtrssnbs mstr su fintsn" - wis.
bHbOlte Msrfsl sint0nts. bsnn bic gam
ss Stube stns nit ibm TN Rreiit bsrum.
90 mar tbm, als Ob sr 8lissl beEOm.
msn bate unb nun gar ni&t msbr tn
bsm snssn 9immer blsiben Tonne, fon.
bern 3ur Dsde ttnaus Ftsssn mafe.
vWstn bswabre", la1te bsr 8rstIsr -
,,flus mar Der Wlsrtsl, bas mu6 man
ttm laGsn, unb fe!n @snf& bate ttn
ote sans.n Sabre lang fir sinsn Dtlps'
rsr s,taltsn, 70 unf&ulpis ttat sr TN.
msr. Naa Der @siatate wubts sr absr
wobl rsGt gut, bab % tbm an ben 9ra'
gen sstsn mabte. unb ba maat. sr fn
bsnn natiirlth rar."
Der Nsrtsl %
,Sawobl. 5absn Ste i'm tsnn 90.
fannt2"
ngstn". laste Msrfsl. NIT esm 8cpi
iaiittslnb - .wObr Iout' Id ttn aud
tenaen."
,Sk fassu. tr~wa.' naa Mmsriia
sssansen"". m'ints Ter arsiisr, .,une bas
10 aut wobl mOSlt&, bsnn In bsm Gms'
rita bribsn Rtdtn sine Msnse Mtn.
lGtn, bic bier 'was ausssfuiftn batsr
unb ba fol Fe na&br Ginsr frisssn."
,Das trtntt Sbr tsnn ba, Grsunb q
,.Gtnfa&,s."
,.Das fsbt attr biinn aus -"
.Sa q llsbt nidt blos 70 aus" -
la&ts Der sIsiisr - ,absr anbsrs'
lebnis nt&t.--"
,.eobnfs nidt.-"
,@it 80 staIsr @sbalt idbrlidt"
mstnte Der Wann, ,,fana mon tstn Ga
ssrbisr sablsn."
I ,,llnb wis was's nit stnem @la
| Grps~
,Sa, @rOs", f&httsItt Raurtd MI
BEN arpf - ,,sinsn S&naps wub
| aber elm @las @rus foftt bier br'
Grof6en."
,,8eaner nod elm @las @ros fii
ben Maun."
,,@at' uiat iib,I. ubsr wts iomm Il
ta,us"
| sd trtnit ntat germ allsin, Grsun'
unb Str tbut mir sinsH @sfallsn. men
.,tr mir belft.",
,,Usnn man alien Meni&sn 70 leid
einen @sfallsn tbun iSnmts". iasts b
! ssrstfer frsunbltkb, IVA wdr's babf& al
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-06-27
SabrsaRs 6.
Dte
Rsnuiblbamiide Staatsssitaas,

J. GEoRaE RIPPER, Box -,
.,iastnt issm DonnsrRas, ans tSe.t ~. W !!,.S
ssr Sabr. ,ablbar tnnsrbalb ptsSatres, nne
"a so NOD UtrFue bss Sabrsanss. ,.s
Gtnaslus Grsmp!arsn, 5 GentS Pc. S!aa. @
9sii,e @ubIeriptionen psrssn Iar psaless
aIs feds Decnaten angsnon'nisni guy ~pan sann
Ihutat,s tas glatt abbsfslsr, bio aus "ud'
09ube beiabl. (ine.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-06-27
N;. orSete gserbrettune.

Die sr6ete 0erbreitans. , .
Die Circulation bsr nptnnlstg!aMm,iw msus.. w.
Staats- 3siiune" IN Daapein y. SoSais sntsp
riabnrS o.srudten bsutltsn obfr tnalil&sn .9tt'
fhna. gie birtst tssbalb bic bette @fltssntett
Mn,si,en In tisIsm 3bsiIs tss Staatss stns
psiie Isrbuitune ,u psrlGaftn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-06-27

tinsn Arpotaten an, uno lomtt wurhe
Bic Sa6s lang ttnausssf&oben, flo Bic
nas entf&stbuns tam absr tte(t ld6lua
ioslst3 ben Wuta bee Gs,paares tart
parntsfsr. tsnn fis Iaut.te seatm Rs.
Sts appslItrtfn natirltG, unp nun Sat,
ten fs ets 8reufs. ba6 bas urttstl ber
srasn Snaan3 psrwo,fen purpe. ater
t'bt appslltrk Der Gsssnpart, unb BE
dnii6stpuns fd wtsbsr anbers aus.
90 Stns Bic Sa&s pteIe Worate i&wau.
tsne bin uas Der, 6ofssrt&h wusbsa
aufs"nfsn nns SuriRen. .Baeultaten Ia.
tstp'attt; san5s Gutr,n BON a!s,u
wuresn ntsrsrssi&risbsn, uno bic Wro.
phsoatn bslisfsn f& tsrsits auf u.b,srs
tauftns @ulosn.
Dir sa3s mate sIh& aussew.leu.
r'nH nur Sartsl fl& ea,u prRansem
bate. bu ibwSrsn. Der @uist,Rbsr babe
he BET usbsrrstGung tsner @tatuulIe ae.
thbt. Da5u mar Rs abr nt&t su brtn.
gen. hsnn Re mar itlba pom @saen.
itstls dbsrssust.
Gnplt1 natis tsr lsstt Gutf&.tbumss.
2as unp fiste ba, oas urttstl esl pa.
btu aus, sa6 5anus unp f,tue frau bem
Grbsn bee @utsbsFBsrs BEN Wetras bss
eoofss terausbssablsn mub,sn, wOssssn
Der @npsrs bic VreUeioRsn ,u bs,atlsn
babe. .
so sneas btsisr bsritmts vrcue. -
Slidlt&swsiis tatis bas Gt,paar F&
patrssb i,tnss @d&ttrms tnr& Huge
Dtrtal&aft. unb slidli6e Gpstalation
nod fspsrat Elm anfdnttsss @ltGen Ct.
purSsn. 70 ba6 20 ftrnsrbin forssnlss
sbtn tonnte.
Dtr ratttn absr tsbbalb bod unfes
en- f&Snsn 0,ierinnsn, ttrsn Yr6utt.
Jam bel usbsrrstGuns stnss prdItntss
s&t tsr3lt& ou tiFsh, eamit Hs ptns
4naanb In atnlt&sr Werlsstntstt f&w5.
en f1nnen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-06-27

lid iubslno na& 3auf. iprans. um 1s,.
nsr Grau bas unpsstOfts Slid ~ Der.
thnssn, mstnis r - "fir wisber awst.
tuntsrt ataIsr lisbs sr R& um bic an.
esrs Ssits aud nod tinmal terum
fhtsben."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-06-27
poe(ie.
Ser @ertb Der 9brGnem.
Bon U. Gtsrlp.


Bon v. Gtsrlp.
Die 5brGnt Hisbt. ptnn ptr pon 6rsunbsu
faftbm,
Ole 1brans sIanst btfm frobtu @istnisbn.
Die 1brGnt milbsrt uuGtr Grbtnlstbtn,
llnb I66t uns SUnnf&sin tur& Doiirn fsbn.
Dtr pttnsu an tsr 9sben 6rabssbassl.
Wtun nissuRiir,t, mas mir nit Mab' srtaui.
Damn borst bic Scauuns bon hr 1br&ns Glh.
Gel,
Die mitItieepol In Grtutts. Muge ibaut.
Dem @asin sss Gldds fne 1trausu oft snt.
Iproiisn,
Die Sorss lIsbt am frubfsn aussnbIid.
@u pbns 1brGnsn Gsls ltin BrOb esncNtn,
Ter prsifs laut Gtin einflsss @ti&td,
Die Gbrans II tas nAs esbsus,si&su.
Gin Seufir II bsr lsss Grpsnfu6.
Dus paGss Rssuns phb su,& 1brausu wH'
den
llnb Itrausn linb Der etsbs pO&ssnnb.
Dn bOIbsn 9raut, btr aui pGI&amtsn @an.
gen
Dn Sussnb,aubsr Rofsnftimmer Rrfut
Ssbt abrausn man IN Au0supimpHn pran.
cen
Wsnn iIs am altar ibrfn S&pIr unsut.
Der Gattin rsints Slid iann nur uiprisBsn,
An tfs seIisbttn Gaiisn trturr 8run;
Csnn pO srstnt bn @sb 1brane
Ftsbsn,
Oa bIttt ap& turpsIt fGSn bro estsns Cuff.
Die junss Muiisr wstast 8rsubsn.abransn
Bsun Gs in's ause ttrss atusss bIidt:
frfiiIlt ~ nun ibr ppfsu, uno tbr Ssbnsn,
Da isIbf bss SausIinss Ibrdus ir snt-
,hdt.
Die GTtunbf&ait bait am 3ranftnla8sr Wa&s,
Der eisbe Sbrans troS Der Ntnl&sn 5Obn.
oss lln:ssbridtsn SbrGne fGrsit um &aGs
oss Eau'sS abrdns fsbt um Gpitss 9Sbn.
DE 3trans iann uns pOn gsr,wstfans rstisn,
Der SGprmulb S@ltir BON bsm Gsift
strb'n
>tr Selaps ftblt nur baIt bic 2aft tr Ssitsn,
etnn ttm nod Srfuuns - cbn 5bransn
tltb'n.
>ran sifb', GpiesE BEN Muse 3bransn!
Web Sbransn uus In 0rsube tpis In Stmer3,
Ne Sbrans bstt ben @nib pOn allsm S&S-
ntn,
nb iraufeli BALKAN auf bas wunbe perl.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-06-27

frib.r 9arf&asrmsiaer unb Dtlbbisb.
Die grsubs bee armsn 9rstlsrs Ia6t
a& iaum tsnten. 90 pkl Gslb bate
sr In leinsm san,sn esbea nod ut6t
stnmal bst sinanbtr seieben, piel
,psnissr ftlbsr estabt, unb wie " eubs
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-06-27

SDoIps sWarben. ~-@as btsits 9au.
bsrport, psI&ss i& itst IN alsr NSpsI Rnnb
bsfnbst siSsuilid bsbsuist, mS&tsu unfus e.
Isrtnnsn esrue piGtn. Ran bier bic 2aGuns.
Sn eoneun Isbts wabrsno Der Rsstsruns bss
brtttsu @spre ein S&IoTr. Namsns 8arbeu,
bu purus bsr Na&wslt srtaItsn, nt&t stwa Ia
Der Ddt isnss f&wabii&sn GsnsITsn sou
BEN es bdBt; u4f
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-06-27
MArmtem

Der
psnnfpIpanildsn Staatss3eitunS.
YtnniyISania:
aasabsny.--gol. Spffmann,t75 Sbip Ctr.
MltpOna, -G,uttIisb Saaier.
(Gbrif. gelbt Carton Sti
Birmingham Ssisi,s Sssisii SIs'jisi,: syii,.,.
Butltr. - Sa.pt 8rd.
Breaintd. - Er. Jsepb. 8erftna.
Carlisle. -Seinrtb Braun.
&bambsrstura. - @eorg Dtetit.
Columbia. - 9afob @rbfl.
Danpills.-WtbasI &ofenfrtn.
Draprsbura nnb Goal 8allsy.-N. S@uB.
GafsQibsrip. - Gprtft. eaus.
gtaa. -gUrrns D i'm DEL.
arsttpm, - 6brii, 9 S65nsmann.
Sarmpnp. - Casper 9er5oe.
9plieapSturB. - g. 8ltti6er.
puntinospn. -Safpb QeonGart.
Scbnstotrn. - 9bas. 9. Whtt.
areamer. -R. Dauterniann.
70. .@. 9NsfbGffr.
a.,.,o.x Irtbcrp Ssfe,
>"'A''" Carl araus,
l@fors Wall,
2arrenrfpilIf. - s bn Wapsr
God Sasen. wbilip Gabel
gyienstopn. - WeorS WetsL
Waristta. -8rittrit baas.
Mi0ersYius. s. 8. &ses.
Wbbletppu. - Gbrilt. Bauer.
Mcuntpills. - @eerS Meifenba9.
Wount Slpsr.-G GO. 0pIbba&.
Natrsna. - @epre odsele.
gsp 8Iisb!rn, pr. 9. 81. Qpa8ner unb
3slifupplf &c. 81. Subn SaIhein.
(Gbas. QBp, Gen. .gssnt, Nro.
mi,,sb,r, 2Ol VsHaipipania @Stnne.
V''''"'S 8r. g S6miot Mrp. 78 Smitb, |
felb Straes, nabe Der 6iinfte.
&o9sar.-@. slbin Gdmibt
SarpnbuIs-5. 5plles.
Sbarpsburs. - Yaptilt Senbtlbsd.
Sunbury.-S Sader.
1yrpns. .-W ilbelm @p1t.
Iamoaua.- fapcr 8fnoer.
Irpuibtls Il tnibsrebure.-S. o.. Ruus.
9Biatamerpit- @cpr9 Welff.
yert-Griebri6 v. Sttsg.
Sbtp;
9ueyrue. - Ueprg Rettig.
Canton. - 9afOb 9einsartnsL
Grs1lins. - Sobn Weff.
Sprinafslt. - Sob. @s0rg &tppsE
Upper Sartuefp. - VI. Martin.
Snttana;
8UHWarm.-pstsr Spbntaus, @sH. @s!.
Delapars.
Dilmiratcu.-StinI WHIIr (Yddsr),
MarsIanb.
pprt Ttprfl s. SaSre tf @raef.-S. Cam N.
9llion & @bsfaffafs Gtty.-S. y. WsYeL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-06

and nothing else. Some few there are
that, having slight hopes Of being re.
turned, see the necessity OF reformatory
measures. They form but small mi
nority ut beat. Not few Of the menu
beers have, doubtless, laid themselves
open 70 criminal prosecution in the fur.
therance Of their plundering schemes.
In the previous session, the Governors
friends held the supremacy In the Senate.
They thus at least held negative power
over all legislation. The arrogance Of
thOir demands, II would seem, led TO the
overthrow Of the Governors power in
the House. The trustworthiness Of such
material may well be imagined. With
the mass on either side as have DO.
scrlbed, II Is simply question of who
buys last, This was practically exempli.
fed in the election Of Mr. Pinchback.
In the coming contest, therefore, either
party Is liable 10 find itself sold at the
eleventh hour. In the Senate the opposi.
ton propose to hold their present mum.
Der, and to bring over two or three from
the other side. In the House, on the other
hand, the Governors party propose to
procure q suiflciency Of votes to turn the
scale Of u majority hitherto with the OPP
position. Desperate means, too. are, 1t Is
said, to be employed The Governors
friends claim to have discovered mares
nest in the shape Of an alleged Over.issue
OF legislative warrants. In this they
claim TO have implicated the leading
members Of the opposition, including Mr..
Garter himself Whatever the merits or
dement's Of the case may be, it Is apparent
that the leading candidates Of the Cover.
nor for the Speakership in opposition TO
Mr.. Garter are decidedly in the same boat.
But here Is sketch Of what the opposi.
ton claim is the intended coup d'etdt:'
It's charged by them, that q discreet and
properly selected Grand Jury has been put
in session, and their leading members, in.
Guiding Mr., Carter, are to be indicted, in
proper form. They are then to be arrested
on the morning Of the session. In the con.
fusion following the arrest, and the con-
sequent dismay among the followers, the
House is to be organized in the interest
OF the Governor, and the dreaded members
expelled. Such is the programme as
feared in the inner circles Of the opposi.
ton. 1t is one, however, that like q two.
edged knife; may cut both ways If the
Governor, on the one hand, has the ad.
vantage OF the State Courts, the opposi.
ton have at least access to the Federal
Courts, and the benefits Of the enforce
ment act rs well.
II the Governor cause the arrest of the
leading members of the opposition on the
opening OF the session he Is quite as likely,
with his leading followers, to be arrested
himself, through warrant from U. s.
Commissioner. A conflict ofauthority on
the floor OF the House between the sheriff
and the U. S.NLarshal, backed, respectfully,
by the Metropolitan Police and troops,
is dreaded, generallp, as no unlikely occur.
nee. The times, at least, are pregnant with
events of no little Importance. To such
pass have partisan feuds brought the
Republican party of louisiana.
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MORNING, JANUARY 1872

as q buck, and still spins and does her
house work as usual, and sometimes helps
me. Sally and me raised a bully crop o
corn this year. So soon as the marriage
festivities were over, whichin those days
Of log cabins, &C., lasted some days, Sally
and Billy moved some thirty miles DO.
yond the limits Of civilization in what Is
now Roane county, where he raised a
large family many or all oil whom are
highly respectable citizens. But like
Daniel Boone, civilization would enCroach
upon him, however much he may have
been opposed to 1t, from ParkeBburg and
the Little Kanawha on the east, and. from
Charleston and the Great Kanawha Val.
ley on the west, until Billy and his veneer.
able spouse are now $50 far as family Is
concerned) just where they began. But
In tho midst OF civilization, dlong may
they wave" He Is the last Of the school
whose hunting reach back to the era Of
buffalo and ELI, those mammoth represen-
tauves Of ANTIQUITY.
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CRlSTkDORUs EXCELSIOR DYE
is lost lost, lost Still, 1t towers over all rivals,
new and old. Still, remains tho STANDARD
HAIR DYE OF the COUNTRY. stlr, tens OF thou.
sands OF heads that once showed tho white FAC,
CARRY CRZSEAD0ROS C0L0RS,
and tho course of the dye Of dyes Is ever upward
and onward. So much for excellence, whole.
Soneness, and attrue reproduction Of Natures
ants. Asa dressing after dyeing, use
CR1sTADoRo's HAIR PREVENTATIVE.
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