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trade, was stricken out Of the original
draft OF the declaration. Slavery. as it
thsn excited ia America, was Of trifling
moment. In the estimation of the Colo :
nists, % compared with the great ques:
tiona then q Issue and The Immediate
interssts At stake. But in the years OF
peace and prosperity. thst followed, IL
dourished and grew until its power
controlled the nasional legislature. die
tated the policy Of the President. and
crawling spon the bench Of the highest
tribunal OF the land, solsmply declared
that in pursuance Of the Declaration
Of Inpepcndsnce. aud under the con
stitutinn Of the United Rates. the ne
gro chad no rights which the white
man was bound to respect" What
WAS left al the principle whose birth
the old bell ushcrrd iu in '76y That
principle which tho heroes Of the Rev
olution established with their lives ard
which their children hal maintained
With their bod. Nothing. absolutely
nothing. Tue declaratisn he'd become
string Of empty phrases and our Gag
mockery throughout all the world.
From such psrversion Of our most
saered Institutions. to eivh war. WAS but
step. but to the eternal praise OF the
Northern people b. il aid. they were
not the drst to taks that step. They
turned tor redress. not 10 the bayonst,
but the ballet. and when the honor Of
freedom wss vindicstsd ct the polls,
the 6rst.bsand At strife was hurled By
Southern hand.
Beautiful SOUTH Her brow. Vas
bright with summer starr. her break
was sweet with fewers and her voice
mellow with music. Al the charm Of
bar song men forgot thels msnhood and
their God. and laid their lives. their
talents snd their fortunes at her feet.
Terribly hes shs sinnsd. and tsrrlhly
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turning his team around. started back:
Watts followed clsse to the wagon, and
making motions to mount. nstw1th-
standing being repeatedly warned 70
keep away. In this wey they vent BACK
to the corner of Fifth street. where
Lynch again drew his pistol and said.
IF you att~mpt to get iute this wagon
I'll shoot you" Just az they reacbe I
the corner Watts caught hold Vt the seat
With his right hand and made spring
to jump into the seat. At this moment
Lynch fired. the ball taking effect under
the right arm If Watts, who fell to the
street. but. quickly regaining his feet.
again started for the wagon. Lynch
raised his pistol and fred again. Still
tho nnfort innate man followed. For the
third time Lynch raised his pistol aud
fred. the ball passing through the palm
OF Watts's hand. This occurred inside
of half minute and was witnessed BY
several persona. At the third shot " ats
turned about like q man in . fit aud fell
ON his lace in the dust. Lynch put up
bis pistol to await events. Capt. Sears
came along. bat the noise Of bis buggy
prevented him from hearing the shots.
he. thought the man had fl aud drove
up; handing the reins to his child. he
sprang to the street. People came run
ming from every direction. saying . man
had been shot The body was carried
to the sidewalk. Sears. going up to
Lynch, asked il be had shot the man.
he replied. u did" AID was at once
arrested. Wslts never spoke, being
probably dead when he fell. Lynch
vas brought to this city and taken to
prison. where he nov lies. The coroner
was nstitied. and. in company with the
deputy Prosecuting Attorney. Mulksy.
went Ut once TO Inspect the body. which
had been left on the sidewalk to await
the inquest.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
EXCLUSIVELY TO rue rSrrLlIc.scEa.


PoRr TOWNSEND. July 6.-Informs-
ton was received from Port Angeles
today that the ship Eldorado, coal laden
from Seattle for San Francisco, went
ashore during dense fog yesterday
morning between Pillar Point and Lille
river. Her ruddsr and stempost are
gone and the ship Lies 10 . very ex-
posed positisn and will probably be-
come total wreck. The mate and four
men arrived at Port Angeles light
house last evening and expected to
return to the vessel BY the steamer
Dispatch during the night. Light
keeper Strattop. upon receiving the
information. immediately sent . G. . -
and Indians here With letter..
The celebration ct this place yester-
day WAS carried out according 10 the
published programme and WAS CEN.
plete success. Two hundred and forty
people from Victoria arrived in the
morning. and many others from Ports
Discovery. Ludlow. Gamble and Wild
by Island aud Chimacum were present.
The match game Of base ball between
the Port Gamble and Port Townsend
clubs was Won by the farmer by score
of 10 to %. The bell in che evening
was largely attended, and 81! returned
TO their homes wsll satisfied with the
days proceedings.
A seaman on board The sberk David
Hoadley. while in I sitting position,
wss kicked in the tbrost by the msts,
Mr. Lnfgrsen. ct Ussslady. day or two
sincs. cpd il now st the hospital here in
. precarious condition. His assailsut
was exsmined bsfors Oommissionsr
Seavey today and placsd under three
HUNDRED dollar bonds 10 stand his trial
1t the next term Of court.
PoRr CANDLE. July 2.-Arrived.
bark james Chsstoo. from Gan Frsn>
cisco.
vIcroRA. June 2S.-Hailed. brig Levi
Stevens. for Wilmirgtoa. 3Oth-6ssaesr
Dakots. for San Francisco.
SAN FRAxcIsco. July l.-Arrived,
bark ] B Bell. from Seattle.
Sailed. bark Lizzie Marshall, fer Port
Blskely.
SAN FRAscrsco, July 2 Arrived,
barkentine Tan O'Shanter, from Sc
sttle.
PORTLAND, July 6th--A murder wss
committed in Rsst Portland this evsp-
ing. the resuls Of long sanding fosld.
A few minutes before 3 o'clock nan
named Lynch cane driving down 4
street 10 East Portland IN an express
"a
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FRONT STREET GRADE.

i PIG, Of the City Of Seattle, entitled "An Or
dinancs to provide for the lsvyine AMI collecting
Of special tax for the grading and improvement
OF Front street." which grading and improvement
was done Hnder Ordinance No. III and the amend.
mepts thereto. IL now In my hands for collection.
Now. Therefore. notice IL hereby given that all
taxes set forth in said tax roll are due and pays
BILE on or before the
18th DAY OF JULY, 1880.
And that all such taxss not paid on or prior to
qaid 18th day Of July. 1880. will b deemed dsin-
queDt. end the City Attorney - Instructed 70 pr :.
ceed TO collect such delinquent taxes by sotioh.
Dated June II. 1850.
JOHN n. BLANCHARD.
tsistd rFsssurer Of saia CITY q ssassie.
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tween the federal government and ell
others which preceded it 10 the fact,
that while ir the latter tho State was
everything. in the former the people
are sovereign. aud the State 10 their
creation. The constitution recognizes
tue fact that the people are the foun-
tain of all authority aud that the
central govsrnment can exercise only
thoss powers which the people have
expressly conferred upon It. In :
state founded upon such theory there
will always be two dangers. Hrst that
the government will absorb the
rights Of the people aud become .
generalized aristocracy. and second,
that the people will override the
constitution and drift into anarchy.
The latter peril has Teen enceuntered
and overcome. the former has not, and
probably never will assums definite
form. yet, when We hear the expression
Of . desire for . so called "stfong
government, We cannot but question
the wisdom Of its tendency. No
government has ever had it, strenQth
tried Is severely e. ours. and none
ever emerged from such trials With
armor ~ bright and spotless. II there
had been nav in it mail. the enemies
OF . hundred years would certainly
have found it. There may be times,
when . government OF difsre nt
character might better meet the nssds
Of the hour. but when tho Decessily
for such . government had passed
away. those vhs Invoked il might
fnd themselves in the possession Of
him Of Arabian fable, Who released
the prisoner Tor the casket. oaly 20
- him expand into . giant Who nads
hin HE slave. Our esvornment i
strong snoagh 10 form and theory.
Bat tAsrs = . way In which Il nay
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-09-23

AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECro-
RY FOR 1880. Geo. p. RoaceU Dc
Co., 10 Spruce Street, New York
City. Price $500.
This book is of great value to
newspaper publishers aud advertis-
ers. 1t gives q classified list of all
the newspapers published in the
United States and Canada, with the
number of the population and
brief description Of the towns and
cities in which they are published;
also accurate information concerning
the1newspapers themselves, the days
of publication, the politics or kind
of paper, when established, the
names of editors and publishers,
and an accurate estimate of the cir
culation,-iust such information as
advertisers want and need. 1t is
probably the most complete and ac-
CITRATE work of the kind published,
and is worth five times the cost to
every general advertiser.
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will positively be at the places designated
below. for the purpose of collecting State
and Parish Taxes due for the year 1890. Tax
payers of BOssier will save time and money by
meeting me promptly on said days. at my APP
pOintments, tO-wit:
Fillmore, Monday, October 18th
MERGERS Store, Tuesday, Oct. 10Th
Atkins Landing, Wednesday, Oct Goth
Dortch's Store, Thursday, Oct. Dist
Mrs. Canes, Friday and Saturday, October
22nd and 23rd.
Benton, Monday and Tuesday, October 25th
and Goth.
Dixie, Wednesday, October 9th
Colinsburg, Thursday and Friday, October
2Sth and both.
Red Land, Saturday and Monday, October
30th and Nov LIST
Rocky Mount. Tuesday and wednesday, No
vember 2nd and 3rd
My office at Bellevue will be open all the
time, where my deputy will receive and re-
ceipt for taxes due
X. K. WYCHE,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
September BIRD, $780,
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Educational.

Minden Democrat
The Minden Female College open.
ed it's 9th session on Monday the
18th instant, with fair attendance
of scholars.
This institution has earned a repu.
tation far and near for it's thorough
classic training. Many of it's gradu-
ates fill responsible positions in in
situations of learning in other local
tiles, and many of the most intelli-
gent women of the State received
their education within its walls. The
buildings are large and commodious,
the grounds surrounding the college
are shady. retired and pleasant, the
location is upon an elevation over
looking the town, about ten minutes
walk to the business centre, and
several churches within short dis.
lance of the college.
The society of Minden is noted for
its Intelligence and refinement and
tuition is very reasonable. Arrage.
ments can be made for board at the
college or with private families.
Its reputation as a first class Col
lege has been we'll sustained under
the able management of the present
faculty, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o. Benton.
We believe that our College has no
superior in North Louisiana, if in
the State, and bespeak for it the pat
ronage of parents who desire to give
their daughters a good education.
THE advantages of a thorough edu.
cation can not be estimated in dol
lars and cents and it is the duty of
every parent to make some sacrifi.
ces, if necessary, to give their chill
dren a good education.
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H By reference to our advertis-
ing columns it will be seen that Hon.
N. G. Blanchard, Democratic candi.
date for Congress from this District;
Hon. W. Ii. Wise, alternate elector;
Hon. Il. Q. Grain, Hon. w. P. Ford,
and others, will address the citizens
OF Bossier parish at this place on
Tuesday, October 9Th. Come out
and hear them!
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Worth Considering.

New Orleans States.j
An advertisement in a paper
which limits its advertisements to a
few columns is certainly worth
double whata similar advertisement
is worth in great blanket sheets and
eight page Journals stuffed with
cheap advertisements, printed for
any and every price, merely to fill
up the blank space and save the
price of composition.
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Sherin',s Sale.
State Of Louisiana} In the District Court
VS.. of ROSSier Parish Ia
John johnson No.

State of Louisiana} In the District Court
vs.. iof Bossier Parish, La,
John Johnson )No.-.
by virtue of writ of fieri facias to me di.
- rected from the Honorable District
Court of B0ssier Parish, La / have seized
and will proceed to sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the Court house door, in
the town of Bellevue. La, on the first Satur-
day, the 2nd day of October. 1880, within the
legal hours for Sheritfs sales, the following
described property, to-wit:
One gin stand and belt, pairs gear blind
bride, pair cotton scales, $50 pounds seed
cotton, more or less. All this crop on the
southwest quarter of northeast quarter of
section q, township 10, range l3, IS acres of
which is in cotton and unpicked Also, five
acres in corn-say 100 bushels, more or iess-
Also, 10 bales of cotton, more or less, not pick
ed. Also, % bushels corn more OR less, in the
crib, Burning plows, sweep and stock, one
bay pony, one swingle tree, 10 pounds of rope,
more or less.
Seized as the property of the defendant, John
johnson, and to be sold to pay and satisfy said
writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit of APP
praisement
K. E. WYCHE, Sheriff.
September l6, 1880.
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Political Meetings.

Hon N. C. BLANCHARD, nominee for
Congress- Hon. w. II. WISE, alternate
elector; Hon R C. GRAIN, Hon. w. p FORD,
aud others will address their fellow citizens as
follows:
At Bellevue, Tuesday, Oct. :5th. at 10 M
At Minden, Wednesday, October 9th, at
u III.
At Sparta, Thursday, Oct 9TH at II m.
At Coushatta, Saturday October 9th, at
II m.
The Democratic Executive Committees of
the respective parishes are requested to make
the necessary arrangements for the meetings
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eassier District Court.

] nsrict Court adjourned Thurs,
Ii night, after dark. During its
,.ieu. q great deal of business was
a-...eted. The Criminal Docket
!, heavier and more important
!. any We have had for many
In. Another week would scarce
lave sufficed for its completion.
Ekrral criminal cases were appeal
8 /, the case of State vs. Pomp
lson, tried by the Court, there was
leneat acquitting defendant, and
nk TO show cause why judgment
ddting his appearance bond
oaN not be set aside, was made
kolate.
i o. the Civil Docket, the cause
Ia excited most interest was the
n House case. This was an In
ZION suit to restrain the Police
4 ftom carrying into effect their
1t for q second election to deter.
b between Benton and Coleville
As new parish seat. Several
ilts we're urged by plaintiffs, op-
ing removal, one Of which was
lallity Of the first election on
aaat Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS
4 conceding the first election to
kgal, the second race should
1ae been ordered between Belle
kand Benton, these points having
nived the highest vote. There
h also an Intervention claiming
n The law under which the cleo
u Vas held was unconstitutional.
BE Judgment Of the Court dismiss
1.-The Intervention, declaring the
n 70 be constitutional, the election
have been legally held, and order
second election between Belle
wand Benton. Capt. L. M. Mutt
CD. ]. A. Snider represented
Ahifs, Judge B. F. Fort, the In
Hner and Hon. VIM. III. Wise the
dAdants. Appeals we're taken by
datias and Interyenor.
/ 1le case Of succession of Fulsom
.D. c. Cane, ct ais, was taken
nd1 advisement, Judgment to be
adsssd and signed in vacation.
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U Keep it in mind that Julius
A. Jacobs has returned from New
York with his fall and winter stock
OF goods. He wishes to call the at.
tention of the citizens of Bossier to
this fact, and invite them to call on
him and examine his stock, and sat.
lsfy themselves that his store is tho
place to buy. lie has all the latest
styles, from the cheapest to the very
best.
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%, township %, range 70. Also,
stock of cattle and hogs. Consider.
alton, $3.50 90.
A. K. Edens & G.. S. O'Daniel to
Jno. A. Bowles-The north half and
the north of the south half of the
northeast quarter of section %,
township %, range L. 12O acres.
Consideration, $3.50 90.
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Registration.

I will be at the following places, on the fol-
lowing days, remaining one day at each
place, to register all who are legally entitled to
register:
Fillmore Tuesday, September 2Sth.
Atkins Landing, Wednesday, Sept, Goth.
Benton, Friday. October LIST.
Collinsburg, Saturday, October ID.
Red Land, Monday, October 9TH.
Rocky Mount, Tuesday, October 5th
Balance of time, until day of election, my
registration books will be open for registration
of voters, at Bellevue.
JOHN NJ. ARNOLD, Registrar
September 8, 1880. Ats
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BELLEVUE, La, SEPT. 10, 80.
Tuesday, morning, Sept. Is, 1880,
Voc Jury met pursuant to adj
nnent.
iM roll was called when the fol
wig named members answered to
ef names, to-wit: w. B. Boggs,
adeat; W. R. Prather, John j.
Johe W. Rains, Thos. Lyl. s.
y q Prather then introduced
s6loving act:
ut enacted by the Police Jury
ne Parish of Bossier, La, That
panad tax for the Parish of Bos-
e levied upon the State tab
= OF assessment for the year
VI ten mills on the dollars
y Of property, to pay the Ordi-
= Gpenses of the parish for the
nl8SO.
motion Of j. j. Mears the act
passed unanimously.
'aefeupon the Police Jury ad-
yea until to morrow, 8 o'clock.
w. B. BoGGs,
J President Police Jury.
\. BRADEN, Clerk.
salLEVUE, La, SEPT. 1G, 1880.
'ae Police Jury met pursuant to
s'nment. The roll was called
me following members an
W. B. Boggs, President;
ears John w. Rains, w. II.
Ihos. Lyles. e. S. Dortch
on motion of John w.
lue Jury adjourned until next
sh meeting, first Monday in
W. B. BoGGs,
~ President Police Jury.
4 BRADEN, Clerk.
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With a thrifty agricultural popu-
lation of blacks, added to the large
agricultural population of whites
that we already have, st. Landry is
destined in the near future to be-
come the banner cotton and corn
parish in the State, to say nothing
of stock aud stock raising.- Saint
Landry Democrat.
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70 Sheriff Wyche will be pleased
to have you call and settle your
taxes. See his appointments else
where
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Sherin7s Sale.

d. 4 . EUtV y III tHC DiSJFiCE CUUfC
vs.. >of Bossicr Parish, Louis.
John johnson. lana, No. b9S
by virtue of a writ of fieri facias to me di-
- rected from the Honorable the District
Court of Bossicr Parish, Louisiana, have
seized and will sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder at the Court house
legal hours of sale, on Saturday, the End day
OF October, 1880, the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
Two mules, described as follows, one black
horse mule, about 8 years old, one light sorrel
mule, about nine years old.
Seized as the property Of the defendant, John
johnson, and to be sold to pay and satisfy
said writ
Terms of Salc-Cash, with benefit of ap
praisement
RE WYCHE, Sheriff.
September l6. $780,
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George Washington never told a
lie, and if he had lived in these
DAYS he never would have attained
eminence as a statesman Boston
Post.
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Real Estate Transfers..

oioiA anu eX'ollicl0 Recorder. Mr..
Alex. Il. Thompson, for the follow.
ing list of real estate transfers re-.
corded during the month of August.
VIM. Adams to j. IL. Nattin-Lot
No. rs in town of Gilmer. Consid.
Grafton, 915.
Thos. Campbell to J. Ell. Nattin-
Northeast quarter of northeast QUAR-
ter OF section II, township %, range
Ia. 40 acres. Consideration, 800.
j. 81. Keyser to VIM. Maxwell and
Henry Jordan-One acre in the
northwest corner Of southeast quar-
ter of section 80, township 90, range
IL. Consideration, $40.
ID. A. Davidson and wife to J.R.
Cavett-A certain lot in town of
Collinsburg, known as lot No. 3.
containing one acre. Consideration,
$500 90.
G. W. Phelps TO J. w. zacharie-
North half of northeast quarter of
section 81, township %, range 12.
Consideration $1,000.
Swindle & Boggs to T. M. Love
Southwest quarter section 36, town.
ship %, range Ii, containing 100
% 100 acres. Consideration, 1896 90.
J.J. Swindle to W. B. Boggs-
All his right, title, interest and
claim in and to all the property
owned and held by the said firm
Swindle & Boggs, consisting of Dry
Goods, Groceries, &C., &C., notes,
bills, accounts, horses and mules.
hogs, cattle, in short all the proper
ty of whatever kind as owned by
said firm, including 274 and 36-1OO
of land, known as northeast quar-
ter of southeast quarter of section
20; east half of southeast quarter of
section 80; east half of southeast
quarter and east half of northeast
qnarter of section 81, township %,
range II. Consideration s14, 450 90,
and all liabilities of Swindle &
Boggs.
L. x. Person to Robert Kincaid-
All that portion of section %; all
that portion of section %, and all
that portion of section IA, in town.
ship II. range Is, lying on the south
or lower side of the division line es-
tablished in the judicial partition
between Jacob Irwin and L. X. Per-
sons. GAG acres. Consideration,
$4,000 90.
Jasper Ross to Chaffc, Shea &
1aoyle-Northwest quarter of north
west quarter of section z, and south
west quarter of southwest quarter,
and west half of southeast quarter
of southwest quarter of section 6,
township 10, range II. Considera-
ton, said firm is to cancel certain
notes held against said Ross.
VIM. FL. Hodges to JAS. s. McKin.
ney-Southwest quarter of south
west quarter, section IA, township
16, range IL. Donation.
j. j. Swindle to T. 9. Drewry-
West half of southwest quarter of
section A, township %, range -,
containing so acres. Consideration,
$500 90.
J. j. Swindle to E. N. Malone
Southeast quarter of northeast quar-.
ter Of section II, township 90, range
10. 40 acres. Consideration, $500.
A. J.Spurlin TO John j. Robinson
The following described land, to.
wit: Commencing at the northeast
corner of the land decided by A. j.
Spurlin to John W. Hayes, and run
ming east to the half mile line in
section %. Now all the land in said
section south of said line and own
ed by said Spurlin is hereby decided
to said purchaser. Also, % acres of
land embracing the eastern portion
of south half of northwest quarter
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v. SHIDET,
Matchmaker and Jewele1

Watchmaker and JeWoIef,
Takes this method of announcing to -
L his old friends and patrons and EIa
the public in general, that he will be a.
fonnd on Market Street, near Bogel's Drug
store, Shreveport. La. where he is prepared
20 repair watches. jewelry. &c. promptly and
at moderate prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Agents and Canvassers

M AXE from SOS to $50 per week selling goods
lNl for f. G. RIDEOUT & Co, 10 Barclay
street, New York Send for their Catalogue
and terms. "a
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T. j. Woodbridge, MI. D.,
French P. o., Hanover County,Va

Las for sale pure Essex Pigs, bred from his
HI own importations made directly from
England, and a choice collection Of White Leg
horns B. B. Red Games. and Plymouth Rock
Chickens, White Holland Turkeys and African
Geese. Prices reduced to suit the times
Circulars free. vl9n26