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The Sew York Sena,oriaI Q,rcstion.

ALBANY, May 2s.-The Evening Journal
makes the following classification OF egis.
lators on the senatorial question Admins
tration-S Senate, 10; Assembly, 3-total,
So. Anti-Administration- Senate. 81; As
sembly, 3l-toia, 40. On the fence-sen.
ate, /; Assembly. Total, s.
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To Re Hanged.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-A dispal eh from
Clketon, Ala, says: George Griffin (col.
Ored) has been sentenced to be hanged in
the iaI.yard on July 1>t, for an Outrageous
assault on a white woman in August last.p
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BUFFALO LITHIA wATEF
LITHIA WATER,
FOR
CHRONIC INFLAMMAIIONS OF THE
BLADDER.

TESTIMONY OF DIR. ROBERT BATTEY, OF
GEORGIA,
TIE EMINENT GYNECoLoGIsT AND SUGGEsTOR
OF BATTEY's OPERATION,
PROFESSOR OBSTETRICS, ATLANTA MEDICAL
COLLEGE,
PRESIDENT GEORGIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
MEMBER OF THE JUDICIAL COUNCIL AMERICAN
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
ROME, GA, May 20, 1881.
Colonel Thomas +. Goode:
Dear Sir.-ln response 10 your nqulry.l would state
that have been using the Buffalo LIMA Water. No.
2 in my nraciice for three years past In eases Of
CHRONIC INFLAMMATlONSo OF he II ADDER.
whether induced by STONE, by ENLARGED
PROSTATE I'm the Gge0. or by neglected GONOR-
RHFA, and have secured excellent results, which
enc iurage TO prescribe IL for the future. In lis
other uses have no experience az vel, ana cannon
speak of my own knowledge
Respectfully yours,
DIR. ALEXANDER Il. MOTT, OF NEW YORK,
PROFESSOR SURGERY BELLEVUE HOSPITAL
MEDICAL COLLEGE, SURGEON TO BELLEVUE
HOSPITAL.
81 have been making use Of the BuffllO Lithla
Water IN INV practice. and IL affords me pleasure 10
bear testimony TO its very valuable therapeutic pro-
-" Especially In the EQUITY DTATHESlS. and In
various diseases affecting The URINARY ORGANS
1t win be found 10 give the most satisfactory re-
suits"
THESE SPRINGS ARE NOW OPFN FOR
GUESTS.
The water. In cases Of one doZen bali.gallon bot
'''' - '>' THOMAS +. GOODE.
Proprietor Buffalo Lithia springs, Va.
my 27F&su3w
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Ionr.

Flour-We quote Fine, t3@s3.5O; extra, -. 6j
6s5.75: superbne, $3.50 $3.50; common family,
Stanton inspection, extra, 1915 saperflne, $50
xJ2J,
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PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
,,aruuR PROCEEDINGS AT srAuNroN.

Nishs's session aud what rranspired
:, rriday--Reports on Records OF Synods
..r,s,,an Greeting from the yosRg MEMS
s.r;s,,au Association Convention at Cieve-
,.na-Repcrt on the State OF the Church in
=, Ministerial Educatien-A Dis
,u.,icn on the Proposition to Revise the
u,mu.Beos; she subject Finally Tabled
o,,er Proceedings of the General Assembly,
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FINANCIAL

gATrHpAY, May "a, 1851

tATrRrAY. May 28. 1871.
ssLEs.-5o sh1res Norfolk ssd Western prefer
red tB. ca at IS. so DO tf. e. 10 %. On. o.
at SO. 20 do fB. Co at S. so do. at So; goo inter.
Get certificates at 10; f,2c0 Rick nond ely 81 at
1870; 5000 Richmond and Allegheny rs a. Ill,
1000 do. at III; 10 shares Chesapeake and ohio
stock at 304i ] share Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio stock at 81; 20 shares RicbmoLds ID DanyNe
stock at Ito; 10 shares Ricamoud and AlIeQbaDy
stock at 71, 100 do at 7lk, 20 do. at Tx do ~
US rs do. at 7Ix. rs do. at 7f., 40 d.. ut II, 10
do. at II. so do. at II, so do. NJ IL 10 DO at H.
80 do. at rs; 10 shares Peterstsrg Railroad stock
q on 10 n,
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RurnIu" Of "A Shoe. FnrfOry.

EPPlNG, y. H., May 2S.-Tbe shoe.fac-
tory OF r. W. IIoyt was burned this morn
Ing. Loss. $4,000; insurance, $4,000
Several hundred workmen will be thrown
out of employment.
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HoRSFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE-CONsUMP-
TOM have prescribed Horsiord's Acid
Phosphate in several cases Of phthisis,
(consumption) with good results; among
Others that OF seeming to aid the action Of
other remedies. f. w. Jones, VI. D., Taun-
ton, Mass.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
French Press Restrictions.

LONDON, May 2S.-Tbe Standard this
morning publishes the following statement
prominently: "Our Tunis correspondent
wires hat he was summoned TO the telegraph
office to receive the price OF thirteen mes.
sages not forwarded. On inquiry he was
told that the kilograms were dispatched from
Tunis, but stopped at Paris by order Of the
Government"
The Standard makes the following COM
ment d" II the explanation OF the TuniSian
telegraph official, is correct we have nothing
10 say except to congratulate the French
republic on an incident which is worthy OF
the best or worst days Of the Second En-
nirer
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Lynch0urg Passenger Train, No. A, Daily.
Arr'e BnrheViile.... .....'..ll3O A. ID I.
| Train No. IA connects at BuYkevllle with Nor
| 9DIs 81 Western raiiroad for Farmyile, Lynch
| burg, and all Southwestern points.
Train No. 80 fast mail stops only AZ Jetersyile,
Drak, = Branch, Barssdales, Danyie. Greensboro,
salisbury, Charlotte. spariaDbarg. Greenyie, Sen.
| eea Toccoa, Lula, ard Gainesville, connecting at
Atlanta for all points South md Sou Invest.
Train No. AZ ihr0ugh passnxer) stops at all sta.
lions, connecting at sutherlin's wi b Milton and
Sutherlin Narr0w-Gauge railroad fer Milton az
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad for
all poIn $ In Western North Carolina at Atlanta
for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. AZ Through passenger and NALL stops
at all stations connecting at Sutberlius With Milton
ana Sutherlin Narrow-6auRe railroad for Milton
at Atlanta for all points South and Southwest; at
Charlotte with Charlotte. Columb a and Augusta
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, savannah, ana
Florida points.
Trains from the sbove-named points arrive ~
Richmond 4:43 Z. NJ, AIS Z. NJ, 1898 A. NJ, and
7P.M
PULLMAS-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 4s-New York and Atlanta ufs
Richmond.
on Train No. 42-Washington, a. d Richmond,
and Danyie, and Danyille aud Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all points s0uin, southeast, anc
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No ay-0ver checks given on local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
r. NJ. r. TALCOTT. General Mapager. mylS
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RICHMOND. Yoxx RIVER AND cHEsrrAKyl
RAILROAD.
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
y IN EFFECT APRf. H. 1854

PAssrNGER TRAINS.
Arrive daily Except Sunday AZ 4, A. y. Leave
daily texcept sunday al r.. cousset TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY with passenger
steamers 10 and Il ON baltimore.
FRElGnr TRAINS.
Leave Richmond daily texcep< sundavl st A.
NJ; Also. TUESDAY,, THURSDAY. ana SArcns
steamers for Bstimese, PhIiadeiplia, Nsw T0rks
Boston, aud all EASTERN and western points.
rhruxh uessls aud bills or lxdipa, Win Qaefs
anteed rate, jssped II, DOv0LAA.
spl2 tressiaepesak
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PETERSBURG, May 2s.-w. 8. Hannah,
master bridge-buIder OF the Norfolk and
western railroad, was striker with parsIy.
sis al Wakefield Yesterday, and 10 10 dying
condition. His family reside ia Appomai.
tox.
The coroner's jury In the case Of John
Z. Williams rendered a verdict to-day Of
death by accident.
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COMMERCIAL.
AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, May 2S. 1881.
SAILS.

CORN.-Whi;e. SOP bushels very good at 60c.
VI Xed 20 bushels very good at Sc.
MEAL.-94 bushels Yety good at 62c.
OATS.-l32 bushels very good spring at soc.
BLACK PEAS 80 bu heis very gOOi at Tl.25.
CorIoS.-QuOtaiions Midcling, l0.c. ;low mid
Hing
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General Passenger and Ticket Agent
r.. N. r. TALCOTT. General Manager. my is
DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG

DICHMOND AND SBUR0
Is. 1851, trains on this road viii run AZ follows:
Leave Richmond-fast Mails, $40 Z. N.
Through Malls, 1850 A. NJ; Through Freight,
5:I5 A. VI.
Special Norfolk Express, arranged especially to
provide quick transit between Richmond and Nor
folk-Leaye Richmond, 1900 T.. ".
Leave Petersburg Fast Mails AIS A. N.
Through Freight, 4:50 l.. VI. 4 Through Mails
3:45 T.. NJ; sp cial Norfolk Express,f 9:35 A. NJ
sDaily.
fDaily except SUNDAY.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAISS-Leave Ric h
mond 900 A. VI. and j:35 T.. NJ: leave Petersburg,
9:3O A. NJ. $50 4. VI.
For further Information apply at depot, CARRIER 0
Ticket Oiice. 1901 Main street. or Office Genera
Passenger Agent, No. Tenth street.
I'D. KLINE.
General rintsndent.
A. POPE, General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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HUB PUNCH.

A DELICIOUS DRINK
FOR USE IN FAMILIES, HOTELS, CLUBS,
PARTIES, Ere.
........... minimum.
:HUB PUNCH:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Boston:
Gil. GRAVES & SONS.
.'''.'''''''''''''''''
1.-THE "HUB PUNCH:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
has lately been introduced, and meets with mar ked
popular favor.
1T l. WARRANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
BEST GF LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
CHOICE FRUIT JUICES AND GHANCLAIED
SUGAR.
I, is ready on opening and will be found an agree
able addition 10 the choice things which undenlaDly
enlarge the pleasures Of life and encourage good
fellowship and good nature II rightly enjoyed
GOOD AT ALL TINES.
lust THE THING TO KEEP IN wINE-CEL
LARS.
sIDEBOARDs NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
...........,...,..ss.
hub PUNCH.
................,.....
IT CAN BE USED CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
MILK. ICE, SODA, OR HOT WAIER,
LEMONADE. OR WITH ElNE
ICE SUIT THE TASTE.
Sold bv leading wine-merchants. grocers, hotels,
Trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
CIIRISTIAN q WHITE, Grocers, sl4 Main
.treet, Richmond, Va. IA s-dsu'"Sfom
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MOND, FREDERICKSBURG

MOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-schedue com.
mencing SUNDAY, May Is, 1881:
5:l5 A. NJ, leaves ByTd-street station daily; st0pe
only at Milford aud fredericksburg.
s:l2 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily tex.
cept sunday.
$40 Z. W., leaves BY d-street station daily.
400 +. NJ, Accommodation for Junction, leayss
BrOad-Street station daily except sun
days..
1880 A.. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street station daily.
800 L. NJ, arrives al Byrd-SIeet station daily
makes no local stops.
9:5S L. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street station daily
Except sunday.
Sal 4. NJ, Accon' m odation. arrives at Broad.
Street station daily Except sunday
q. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Aren't
Z. T. ID. MYERS, General superintendent.
myl
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The French Army Recruitment Bill.

PARIS, My 2s.-The Chamber Of Depu'
ties to-day discussed the army recruitment
bill. Premier Ferry opposed the commit
tees clIuse compelling seminarians to
serve four or five yeas and owschool mas
tiers ONLY one year. NJ. Ferry said that
such an obligation would be a death.blow
to the clergy, and particularly impolitic at
moment when a community OF ideas sub.
sisted between the French priesthood and
the generous and pacific pontitl enthroped
at the vatican. The committees clause was
rejected and the bill adopted according to
the Government text imposing one years
service on semnarians and scbool-teacbers
alike.
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BY Telegraph

NEW YORK. May Noon.-Stocks unsettled
Money. Sd3t ner cent. rxchange-Lone. 4s34:
short, 40. state bonds dun aud nominal Cow
ernments quiet and unchanged.
brsntny.- Money, 24N3 per cent. Exchange
4S2h- Governments seany; new IS, l04x; new
fs's, 1853; new As. llSs. states duh.
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I, ,s ready on opening and will be found agree
able addition 10 the choice things which undenia0ly
enlarge the pleasures Of life and encourage good
fellowship and good nature II righlD enjoyed.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- DIRECT AND SHORT LINE TO THE
SHENANDtAAH-V lRON-ELEL0

sHENANDeAAH-vALL iROS-FiELD5
AND IUE
CAyERNs Oh LURAY,
and for Port Republic, Shenandoah Iron Worm
Luray, Bentonyile, Front Royal, Riyerto0. Royce.
Vile, Berryylle. Charleston, shepaerdstown
shsrpsbury, and HssersiosD.
CONNECTIONS:
AT WAYNEsBORU' wHh Chesapeake aid Ohio
railway.
AT SHENANDOAH JUNCTION. with Baltimore
and ohio railroad.
AT WAGEKsTOWX with Western Maryland Ysil-
road Tee BALTIMORE. and with Cumberland
Valley railroad for PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. PITTSBURGH, aud al points North.
Take ears Al Chesapeake and Ohio railway station.
Fer time Of trains time cards OF apply 10 Ticks
Agents VI Chesapeake aud Ohio railway.
JOSEPH W. COKE.
General Ticket Agent, Hagersfowp. MI.
CHAHLES r. HATCH,
General Passenger Aren't. HaseFstown, M
JOSEPH u. SANDS,
sps0 Superintendent HAserstown. ~.
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The New Italian Ministry

ROME, May 2S.-fbe new Cabinet has
been definitely formed by Signor Dcprctis
as follows: Signor Depretis, President Of
the Council and Minister OF Interior;
Sienor Mancini. Minister OF Foreign Affaiis !;
Sgnor Magliani, Minister OF Finance; Sig
nor ZonardeIli, Minister Of Justice; Slgnor
Baccarini, Minister Of Public Works; Sig
nor Bacelcs>i, Minister Of instruction; sig.
nor Berli, Minister OF Agriculture; General
Ferrero, Minister OF War; Nice-Admlral
Acton, Minister OF Marine. The ministry
will take the oatns Of office to-day. This
ministry does not represent the union OF
the entire Left, and will encounter consid-
cradle opposition.
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Mail.

Packets leave Norwood rye r,verl on arrival OF
trains for Lynehburg aud points beyond.
Close connection al williamson with Chesapeake
and ohio railroad 20 points east and west.
For other information apply AZ Nos. llO3 or
ll07 Bank street. X :. BARBOUR.
General Freisht and Ticket AgeDs.
DECATUR AxTEsL, General Manager. my
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has lately been introduced, and meets with mar ked
popular favor.
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GOOD AT ALL TIMES.
sIDEBoARDs NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT

JUST THE THING TO KEEP IN WlNE.CkL
LARS.
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1T i WARRANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
BEST GF LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
CHOICE FRUIT JUICES AND GRADUATED
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BALTIMORE, MAY 2s.-VIrginia 6's, deferrt
Is: cons0ls, SIS: second series. AZ; past-due CO
pons, 90 new l0.40's. ssh. Bid to-day.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-05-12

So thoroughly disguised are the
citizens of New York with the fail
ure of the street-cleaning bill that
they are talking seriously of ''sece-
ding" from the State and setting up
an independent government of their
own. The conduct of the Legisla-
ture in this instance is but one of
many similar outrageous acts of in
reference and oppression in the in
terest Of local rings, but it happens
to be the last straw that has broken
the patient submission of the peo.
pie, and unless the Legislature re-
cedes from it's present position, it is
probable that New York will seek
to erect herself into a free city, like
Hamburg, Germany, with no re-
sponsibility to the State at all.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-05-12

How WOULD 1T WoRK.-Sup.
pose the State of Louisiana had a
first class, energetic man of business,
lstationed in the vicinity of Castle
Garden, New York City, whose duty
it should be to lay before incoming
immigrants, the various induce
ments offered by the people of our
State, the fertility of our soil and
the geniality of our climate, would
not some few of the thousands who
daily land upon our shores turn
their course southward2 This is a
question which, more than all others,
should engross the serious attention
Of our people; it is a subject which
should receive earnest consideration.
Let rs be up and doing or else we
will indeed be laggards in the great
race of progressive Improvement.
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Self Help.

Fight your own battles, asking ia
vors of no one, and you will succeed
far better than those who are ever
turning, first this way then that, for
a little help. No one can help you
as you can help yourself, for no one
will have the interest in your affairs
that you, of course, feel. The man
who pushes on through thick and
thin with unfagging purpose and
indomitable courage, in nine eases
out Of ten makes a name and place
for himself, which people honor and
admire. The old motto, "There is
no such word as fall" should be i'm
pressed upon the young. Life's
ways are rugged and full! of thorns,
and it is only the brave in heart who
can hope to battle way to fame
and fortune. He who waits for
others to push him will find himself
passed on the road by those who
push themselves. People who have
been bolstered up all their lives are
like reeds in an emergency. No one
can lean upon them, and if they
cannot find a prop for themselves,
down they so, and cannot help them
selves up again but must wait for
some friendly hand to raise them
These ''boosted" people never ac-
complish anything in the world
They are not trusted because they
do not trust themselves. 1t is of
little consequence to the world if
they sink or swim, and even mans
best friends get tired Of helping him
over obstacles which he ought to
surmount himself. The man who
learns to conquer circumstances is
independent of fortune, and will re-
ceive more smiles.
The ambitious and industrious
man has little patience with or re-
gard for the man content to remain
at the bottom of the ladder all his
life. The man who keeps his wagon
we'll in the rut all the way to town
simply because it is too much trouble
to get out is apt to accomplish as
little good to mankind as the one
who expects to be "boosted" along
through life. Both belong to the
same family and merit pity more
than reproach.
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The strongest government VIC can
have is one founded as ours is npon
che will of the people. The present
form is strong in protecting itself
from encr0achments from without
and rebellion within. An Empire.
here, would be strong only in crush.
ing out the common people and
building up favored classes-in call.
ing into life titled dignitaries to lord
it over the great mass. This is the
issue that now eonfronts us.
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Republican RascaIity.

The rottenness in the "star route
postal service is already affecting
the records OF some of the leaders
of the Garfield crowd. The name
Of ore J. w. Dorsey attracted some
notice in the list of the "star route"
contractors recently published. 1t
is now known that this Dorsey is a
brother to ex-senator Dorsey, of
Arkansas, and so loyal Republican
paper as the New York Times states
that che is believed to be the repre-.
sentative of the carpet-bag ex-Sen-
ator in the Star route business.
The ex-senator is also believed to be
interested in the contracts held by
j. M. Peck and J. r. Miner, and it
is said that his interest in these con-
tracts is equal to 100000 out of
the profits of the contract term"
The Times further states that "some
time ago ex-senator Dorsey Dor
yowed from James A. Barber of
Pennsylvania, an old Indian con
tractor, $4,000, transferring there
for to Barber, as collateral, part of
his interest in the routes of j. w.
Dorsey, j. NJ. Peck and J. r. Miner
to an amount largely in excess of
the sum borrowed, the difference
being charged for interest and dis
count" The ex Senator managed
the Garfield campaign last year, and
always took especial credit for the
rescue of Indiana for the Republi-
cans. Everybody knows how In,
diana was carried-that it was
bought outright; and the question
Is now asked, How much of the
money stolen from the Treasury by
the "Star route" contractors went
to purchase the victory? 1t begins
to look as though the "star route"
swfndle might prove to hold the
same relation to Garfeld's election
as the whiskey frauds held to the
election of Grant.
In return for his recognized SER
vices in carrying Indiana for Gar
field and reform, upon the two dol
lar issue that John Sherman fur.
nished, brother Dorsey demands a
thick coat of whitewash from Post
master General James. Of course
it will come. Whether deserved or
not the good of the Republican
party demands it, for if Dorsey goes
down amid the star route inyestiga
tons, other Republican leaders will
also be badly smirched. A catas-
trophe is impending in the upper
story of American politics.
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The Nebraska Legislature has
passed a stringent license law, one
of the provisions of which is a Ii.
cense fee of 81, 900 per year for each
saloon in cities of 10000 population;
the saloon keeper must give a bond
OF 1000, and must present a peti.
ton signed by thirty free holders
before he can obtain a license; no
one is allowed upon moro than one
bond; no liquor can be given away;
no screens are permitted over win.
dows or doors; druggists do not re.
quire license but must record every
sale.
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There are few more pitiful objects
IN existence than the confessedly
ana Uniform unsuccessful man.
Failure hangs out her banner on
his face, and is stamped on his
whole appearance. There are MANY
such floating upon the surface Of
society as aimlessly as straws upon
the howing or ebbing tide.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-05-12

The New Orleans Democrat saws
Colorado will soon become one of
the greatest grain producing as we'll
as one of the richest mineral States
in the Union.
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Gen. Stephen \. Hurlbut, of Hi
nois, is said to have lost the Mexican
mission on account of talking too
freely with a newspaper man and
giving away the intended foreign
policy of Secretary Blaine.
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The Philadelphia Times says per-
hapS another dinner would yindicate
Dorsey. 1t is so long since the last
one that he must be hungry again.
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"With a shot gun you influence
but one vote," said Benz. f. Butler,
the other day, "but the manufac-
turers influence thousands of votes
by the meancst kind of intimida-
ton" He meant Massachusetts.
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There is no doubt but that a bar
gain was made with Malone. He
was to vote with the Republicans,
in consideration of which his man,
Riddlebarger, was to have been
elected Sergeant alarms of the
Senate. But the Republicans have
suffered a defeat. They cannot
elect their man, and are obliged to
retire from the field leaving the
fruits of the struggle in their oppo.
nents' hands. The results to the
Republicans is neither pleasant nor
profitable, and will probably set
them to thinking as to the relative
cost and benefit of the alliance with
Malone.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-05-12

MINDEN FEMALE CoLLEGE,-Oa
June 18th Rev. j. A. Parker of
Homer will deliver the Commence
ment sermon at this College, and On
the 10th, Prof. W. P. Eager of Miss,
VIII deliver the Address to- the
Graduates.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-05-12

Gen. B. f. Butler having announc-
ed that he ''feels like a boy again."
the Boston Herald is wicked enough
to suggest that he probably means
the "old boy"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-05-12

The annual tobacco crop of the
United States is about 100000, 900
pounds. two-thirds of which is ex-
ported,