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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-12-03
Telegraphic News.
From Shreveport South western.l

From Shreveport South Westernl
New Orleans, Dec. Flour
superfine s. 90, double extra s.
40 and treble extra $5 6005 IS.
Corn-white 70 and yellow soc.
Oats 4S05Oc. Pork firm new
S25 80 and old s22 26. Bacon
firmer; shoulders 133c.; hams 220
25c. Lard frmer; tierce 13501a3
and key 1440144d. Sugar-prrme
93010c. Molasses-prime 550
CSC. Whisky 95c.0s1. Coffee
prime 1740173c. Cotton easier ;
sales 5000 bales; good ordinary
1459144, low middling 148914a
and middling 15c.; receipts 7O55
and exports to Liverpool 215S and
Vera Cruz $50 bales. Gold 11O4
@11Os.
Liverpool, Dec. Lection open
ed quiet; uplands 9g094 and Or
leans 9s094d.; sales 10000 bales.
New York, Dec. 1.-Cotton clos
ed heavy; sales 5000 bales; upland
Ice Gold 11010l10s.
Washington, Nov. 29.-General
! Halleck, who commands the di-
vision of the South, is opposed to
the employment of regular troops
in State elections, except in ex-
IRENE cases, and then after the
State power is exhausted. Hal
leck writes the Department here
that he is assured by the general
civil officers that the employment
of troops in executing judicial pre-
cesses and enforcing the revenue
laws seems to increase rather than
diminish such force in civil mat
ters. Halleck says the i'll -dispos
ed becomes more and more exas
perated at being coerced by a pol
Icy which they think has been con
stitutionally engaged against them
and the better disposed relax their
efforts to punish local crimes on
the plea that the duty now de-
wolves upon the military.
London, Nov. 30.-The rumored
equalization of Paris causes buoy
ancy in the market here.
Versailles, Nov. 3d. Immense
quantities ofprovisious have been
collected here by the Germans for
the use of the Parisians when
they surrender.
Antwerp, Nov. 30.-French
prisoners here made an unsuc-
cessful attempt to escape.
Versailles, Nov. 29.-The
French yesterday attacked the
Germans at Baum between
Montargis and Petheviers.-
The French were repulsed.-
Frederick Charles was present
and directed operations. One
thousand French were cap
tured.
Versailles, Nov. 30.-Reports
of commanders say the French
defeat was complete. One
thousand killed were left on
the field and 1900 wounded
were captured. The captures
were increased by close Prus-
sian pursuit.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Nov.
30.-Great excitement exists
10 the eastern part Of Duchess
county over the alarming Ill
ness of cattle. Fifty head on
three different farms are affect
ed; the tongue swollen, boots
rotten and no appetite.
New York, Nov. 3O.-The
cotton warehouse of Hopkins
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-12-03
Public .EgeeSs9sg.

Nhere will be public meeting Of the
Planters of Wards No and 2. ct
PlCkETT'S STORE, on the fifth dav &c
December, 1870. Come oue-corns sli.s
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-12-03

See card of Mr.. Leon Strauss,
jeweler. He is a competent
workman.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-12-03

Capt. W. g. Barrett, of the
Harrison Flag, has united his
paper with the Caddo Gazette,
and becomes a co-editor of the
union. We are glad to see the
tale mt of Texas coming over to
us. We are not of those who
think nothing good can come
from Gallilee, but give the
Captain a hearty welcome into
the pale of civilisation. We
hope his late accident NAV
prove nothing serious, and not
keep him long from his duties.
The New York herald., 1870-05-16
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, MAY I6 187o-TRPLE SHEET

construct said railroad or to their legal repre-
sentatives or assigns and upon the certificate
the same by the terms OF their contracts; and
the scrip to be issued by the Treasurer under the
direction OF the Governor and Council, and on each
$l00 900 issued there shall be reserved and paid to
the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund an amount
not less than shall. with the accumulattOns, pro-
duce at the maturity OF such scrip amount equal
The New York herald., 1870-05-16
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY. Nay Il N-6P. M.
CoFFEE was quiet, and heard OF no sales, but
holders demanded full figures for all grades
other kinds dull, but unchanged In price.
We quote Rio, ordinary cargoes, lDc lbc fair, 1blc
l6a; good do 1870. Ike. prime do, szc. als4 Ex-
tremss for lots lbc 19c Java, 2oc 22c singapore Sc.
&c.,; Ceylon, Ike 1sc.; Maracaibc, l61sc lsc La
l6}<c 16<c; Jamaica. lbc. l6xc.; Costa Rica
lsc ss H.n!I. lcs A IT, MeaGssn' iSo lsc, and sa
CoTToN-Wh only . moderate demand and increased
offerings the market for this staple heavy prices
receded c c per lb will be by reference TO our
quotations ANNEXED There were sold lsSS bales which
39 spinning Ss specuaton 228 for export and
20 in transit. Cotton for future delivery sold
to considerable exten but At prices 10. Xc. per ib
below those yesterday The sales were az follows
TO- bales basis low mtidaliinG for June At 2s for
July at 22c 1900 do for do. at s2c and (ast evenncj
loo do. for May at 22xc. We quote =
The New York herald., 1870-05-16

SINGULAR PHYSIOLOGICAL FACT.--There was a
young lady some years since, daughter OF Joseph
Bartlett OF Nottingham. who was mute. She was
literally educated at Hartford, Conn.,, and subse-
guently married q Mr.. Foster, also deaf mute
The fruit Of this marriage was six chill
dren all OF whom can hear and talk
like 80 many backblrds. They were r3-
Gently at Nottingham and even the youngest, glrl
eighteen months old could articulate even more
readily than most children OF her age. What is
more amusing and interesting Is the little child.
thus early, can use the deaf and dumb alphabet
readily and talks with her mother telling what she
wants to eat drink and wear ana whcth er her head
aches throat Ia sore. Indeed all the children are
possessed OF more than ordinary intelligence
EreteT IN. HI NetrS Letter..
The New York herald., 1870-05-16
A UCTION NOTICE.
~ J. MINOR TAYLOR, Auctioncer.

A UCTION NOTICE.
N j. MIINOR TAYLOR, Auctionrer.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Rosewood PianOfore, Drawing Room Suits,
Paintings, Bronzes. and cosiy Works of Art
Over 800 Lots by catalogue,
AT public auction
On THIS DAY (MoNDAY), May 10. sale commencing al
1U1 O'Clock precisely,
Al the elegant residence 81 West Fifteenth street
between Film and Sixth avenues.
Drawing Room Superb Suits green gold crimson
gold brocate richest description marquetee Cabinets,
Tables Eaccres, Bookcase Encognures, Jarnes Velvet
Medallion Carpets brocael Lace Curtains Paintings by emf.
nent artists Bronze Clock Chandeliers Vases Books mag
nhcent rosewood Pianoorte Stool Cover, Canterbury
rosewood, walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedstsa wardrobes
Mattresses Bedding Extension Table, Bnet Silver Casters
Tureens Salye Dinner and Tea Service Glassware China
Ware Linse, Fable Cutlery also Furniture servsps apart
ments. n BParties Wishing attend ths snle (ake Fh
avenue stages Or Sixth avenus esfA
The New York herald., 1870-05-16

NAya1 was rather activity in the
small lots Prices were rather heavy al yesterdaya aac
0I The ss ass d. ~ Nsn eS d1 and
Eosin dun! the demand being confined small lots Al
ssn ~ 'aass e; p.s e sas
70 70 $s or extra DO and window glass Tar was dun at
quiet, but steady, firm at &c. in
casks. For other kinds the market dun, but un-
PETHoLnuM.-rsere transactions in crude, in
very light i5ac he best A sale Of SO bSis
was Rs @ SS @ and
higher prices were p.a the m.rse closing with sellers
1gaa % ia s a 5Ss June an sss rs
sSa s f 59 he suae sa
at qS 1,e IL MsS Ma. sss se
'G Ss for cut su m
The pork " ia
wss SsS II .s
about d
Ssy ~ ~ s.sa ss n0T Rss a sns
5s range l5s meas. az and PSI Sis ss's sis
quoted @ and india v1S' mess p.%s S $e:s $ss
hs with :s.: s
oue1n .na ' % s er %ser Of s sS for
want Sl stock FTss: Ts:s nominal st Samnsr
s1a e. y s:s3 90 is
6nOuCers, y
and bagsed do lsc 2Oc The for lard was quiet
but rm closing 16ssc 1910 for Western prime About
200 packages sold ct l6c 1885, and packages
srt late Yesterday for future delivery at lsc is,9c
The sales go terces at &c. 7lc prime
STEARINE dull and heard no sales OF moment
Prices steady at 16Hc. a 17c.
The market sr anie heavy, at yes
erdays prices The sales 800 hhds Satc n l0Ic
for Cuba Porto Rico also 1000 reported 9Sc
Refined was quiet but steady in value, hard selling
Il'4c. and yellow at 1915: n>ac; We quote:-
&c; good refining, allc.; fair to good grocery,
9,sc asc prime choice grocery, asc. iOc. centri.
boxes &c. &c. melado 4c. 7,sc Havanal5oxes Dutch
DO, iSto H. 0]lc oc do is to Is. 1885 ii SC do
IL to 20, 12c 12Isc; do, white ulc. l2Sc. Porto
RcoRetning grades, ossc 9sc; grocery grades, 9Sc
1Ol5c
SKEDsLnseed dull and nominal, at SO 90 gold duty
paid. Grass dull and nominal yesterdays quota
tons.
TALLow STEADY, with a moderate demand. sales
10000 lbs at 9c 94c, almost all Mt the latter price,
WnrsKEY kece!pts S.6 bbls. The demand moderate,
steady prices. Sales 25 bbs at i U9G $ 1Q-almost
all ut 81 091y.
The New York herald., 1870-05-16

Wheat was quiet but steady, with limited oerjncs at
about 81 ~ VI 23 for No 2sprng The sales were onv
about 0o0 bushels In lots, at Isl 1I rejected spripc
VI III Tor NO. T. vi Is IN store for No. 2 9I n for
amber winter, and 81 67H 81 6S for white Corn WAS
cu ana lower The sales about bushels At H O8
ri II for new mixed Western and I IL for new Southern
yellow Oats were quiet the sales being 10 900 bushela nj
68c &c. for Western In store, Sc 72c for white and
black Ohio delivered. Rye dull 81 10 a ri is for
state and Western Barley and barley were s duh
and nominal. " 80 ~
FIEIGnTs THE market extremely quiet and rates for
almost all articles were nominal at former quotations
offerings were light For vessels for charter there only
moderate demand Rates were steady however, especially
pool, steamer 800 bales a I'd To Rotterdam
300 tons WOOD at 25s The charter wereA brig to Copen
hagen, with 400 bbs petroleum, 4s 3D. bark TO Rot
terdan, with b,50O bbs do ut 49, brig a direct port in
the Baltic with 0 bbs do 4s 3D. brig Cork for
orders with 200v bbls d0 at & brig Cuba and back
at ~ 900, port charges paid bark from Phadephg with
1000 bbs petroleum to Elsnore for A. 3D. dat
brig 900 TONS from Nova Scotia to New York. and brig 10
the Baltic, with 800 bbs petroleum private TERMS
GUNNIEsCl0th firm but quiet 30 bales were sod nj
29c, which price demanded large lots ara were
quiet, but strong at yesterdays quotations.
HEMP.-Jue at 5sfc. 6&c gold: 7bO bales re.
jeced sold at &c., gold Manila was quoted al I4Ic
gold sisai at l2c l2Ac. do and Tampico at 7c
TIC. do, IN bond
moderately active steady a. the quotations
published in our last Issue.
HoPs.-There change to note In the market Tho
business confined to small lots supply the present
wants OF brewers Holders firm at 2c 25c for com
mon to choice.
MoLAssEs-The market was steady and firm for all but
AkAv vNW- kt-k
The New York herald., 1870-05-16
POLITICAL
A sTOUNDINa DFvELoPMENTsl
DEMOCRATIC. READi READf READt


ssnting irregular democratic this city are IN
ws anS gsd nsr s pay TO Ssr ".
OF republicans that ticket the regular can
90 @ sos FOR v1 S
Gos o. SAppss s VIII for he con.
control that court the judicial asnrpson wsnesssS as
iadasy q interpret nsss ss
sas .aS I Soa s.
puSlcsns On q, he should bs summsriy dealt Win The
SoGsf 81 AfPExhs siHSd' are
For cAst s1ssSsS sssss s 4 n ShSsah afS si Appeals
HARTIN HNn uRoxEe 4 o1xEEHesS'
SSAsIks SgASf y ( ffsxsAn, SxPAhE,o.
For Additional SHdss. q che cou, Common Pleas 'oAo
55sS%% HS%Ii%qS Y; ,'EosiSSs65ss..' 5ss.'
RICHARD L. nARREMoRE.
Judge s fGs 81 n rsss snSs in '
CHARLES MSrisE H EASSFysr SoSS%i
For additional Justices Of the Marine City OF
WlLLIAM Ii: TRACY.
Endorsed dnadENRkXLMSussEk L TWO"
WILLIAM N. TWEED. Chairman.
W5LrAx HIrcnMAN, Secretary.
$s!riSi %s .s9arSE Kept nssa si ssssa
III. General COmuiuee
ROOM and down town At Mr Tayiors 50 Nassau street.
ATA REGULAR MEETING OF THE MONROE IN.
IA dependent Democratic Association of the
ward, Saturday evening, May H. 1870, held at their ha
West Fifty third street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues
annousy resolved ths TauInany naminotions
received their undivided support the coming elecon:-
President, ID. Maone Vice President John Grahn Secre-
tary r. A. Malone; Financial Secretary John Anderson;
Treasurer Thomas Murphy.
nEMOCRATIC UNION, wORKINGMEN's, YOUNG
~ Mens United New Tammany Hall Reform and Citizens
Associations Nominations For Assistant Alderman Twen
tietb Assembly district, Nineteenth ward,
PATRICK II. SLATTERY.
IL nominaton-Tensh Assembly district, Seventeenth
ward.
For Assistant Alderman,
HENRY A. PECHER
REGuLAR REPUBLICAN H;H,A Nh. NoMINArIoS OF THE
For Assistant Alderman,
JAMES MICHALES, JR.
REoULAR TAMMANY NOMINATION N.-NINETEENTH
WILLIAM II. McCATHEY. and not John Shelly.
VORKVILLE AND HARLEM.
Charles H. Cooper
for Assistant Alderman.
~ lar TammanY nomination-For Assistant Alderman,
THOMAS DUFFY.
DOTH WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB AND IN
~ dependent AasocationFor Assistant Alderman FIJI
teenth district
THOMAS MURRAY
JNLECTION NOTICE.
The New York herald., 1870-05-16

FLOUE AND iRAIN-Kecepts, IT, ,55s bblD. Hour, 81
and 1Oo bags corn meal 49, bushels wheat corn
lSO DO oats The flour market ruled steady. with mod
crate demand The sales about 5000 bbs Including
l5UU bbls for shipment at So 30 Southern -four was
hrn, with moderate demand. Sales 1880 bbs Rye -four
was firm, with sales of 200 bbs meal was dull but
UNCHANGED. Sales 200 bhla. We nnnla.- .' oN'
The New York herald., 1870-05-16

vryM WRITER'S AUCTIONEER, SELLS ON THURSDAY
w M Iok O'Clock, dwelling, West Houston street all
tho elegant furouc &C., In the house. partcuAn here
After
The New York herald., 1870-05-16
ELECTION NOTICE.
IL STATE NEW YORK, J
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,}
ALBANY. April IL 1sTU y

ia r,,v su,,,,v ~ ,,. ~ ALBANy, April H. 1S7o. }
in Ss sss on s y a az b nsd
ared and seventy (pasaed March twenty eighteen
:; s q
sy and county q New York. the following odcera to
sSass ;s: 6 ss aRPsf
the OF Se State OF % sas 'xih VIII
ss the said constitution and in the eighth section
three additions. Judges Of the of Common Pleas
provided in said act and n the sixth article OF the consu
Monday % Of Jay july. $40 ss~ i0fk VIII commence on tue n'''
=: Court Of Common plea. Of sal.
BY the Governor the place Of John R. Brady resigned
o. Common rss. Ss city
on the frs. day Of January s at which time the term OF
Ssna Court of the
I hs Ssw 9G w9ss n 1 Ss M " % %
act % G snsd A % act 70 % FsdIss hs Sevsra act. in
and to extend the jurisdiction Of said court passed
City Election Boards Inspectors and
Canvassers OF Election and County Canvassers
e6 Laws Of 1870 herewith printed to their duties under
snoTIos Chief Judge six Judges Of the
Court Of Appeals shall be chosen by the electors OF the
ss S9 e a a s % S.y o
all cns 81 sSn % Sos @
Chief Judge and the persons for Associate
Judges. and elector shall for than the Chief
spSS: hs % q a Sss,a shall
be eposssd The receiving the hss. number NIB q
chosen at such election.
Sec At the election there shall be chosen by the
electors Of the city and county Of New three additional
county required by the said sixth article Of the constu
ballot which shall be separated from the ballot mentioned
the preceding section shall be endorsed Judiciary
ciary Common Pleas" in which the ballots shall be depo
votes shall be deemed chosen At such election.
for four precednS he As to The
Chief Judge and Associate Judges Of the Court Of Appeals
the notice shall be given required by In reference
Common Pleas In New York. It shall be given
qued In reference to local elections in that city No
of notice shall invsdate election provided for In
this act
SIG T. At election the registry votes II any such
registry of votes be required by the then existing law
on rs the case may be- shall used but the OF
election shall meet in their several election dsrics the
Friday and Saturday preceding the election to revise
registry, in the required by law in reference
general and charter elections such registry shall then be
required by law.
SEO g. The Board Canvassers shall meet on the
second Tuesday OF June next to the votes Chief
Judge and Associate Judges Of the Court of Appeals
shall thereupon proceed according to existing
cept this otherwise provided all laws
the time in respect To the holding Of election quaca-
tons of voters the punishment for illegal voting the
the duties OF inspectors officers and boards reference
elections shall apply to the election authorized by this
far the shall be applicable thereto Any vacancy
the Office of inspector of election any
the State shall be filed in the provided law on
before the day of such election.
Respectfully yours, &C., H.. A. NELSON,
einrV M stato
The New York herald., 1870-05-16
JJENRY B. HERTs, AUCTIONEER
III EXECUTRIX SALE OF DIAMONDS AND
JEWELRY,

AT THE STORE or J. B. PHiLLiPs SONS.
s17 BROADWAY, NEAR TWELFTH STREET,
comprising the entire balance OF stock of superb costly
Diamond Jewelry rich cisheen karat Gold Jewey, nno
Gold and Silver Watches solid Sverwarc elegant Store Pix
lures showcases Jeweer. Safe &c 1c to be sold post!
lively without to close the estate OF the late B.
Phillips. offering opportunity to purchasers this
known to be of the finest stocks OF ewery diamonds
other precious auction this city
Catalogues will be ready goods exhibition early
morning OF sale. by order of CATHARINE A. PtlLLlP6
Executrx.
The New York herald., 1870-05-16

SnERIrF's OFFICE, NEW COURT HoUsEj
Cry AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK,
April 10, 1870y
certify the above to be true copy of the original election
notice received by this day from the Secretary State
JAMES O'BRIEN,
Sheriff Of the city and county of New York.
Publishers OF will not insert this advertisement
unless specially authorized do See chapter 4s Laws
OF 1860 JAMES O'BKIEN, Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1870-05-16
EDWARD SCHENCR, AUcTIONEER.
IA Mortgage Sale OF Elegant Cabinet Furniture,

BY EDWAKD SCIIENCk.
tomorrow, at O'clock al his saiesroo. ~ Liberty street,
of the largest valuable stocks OF first class Fur
nure offered public SALE The stock comprises every
variety OF Parlor Drawing Room, Chamber Dining Room
and Hall Furniture rosewood black walnu bois de rose
and buh also large quantity OF Paris made Furniture, OF
the most unique and modern styles.
The saes viii continue Tuesday and Friday until the
stock III sold.
The New York herald., 1870-05-16

THOMAS GAFFNEY 4 CO., AUCrIONEERS, - CHAM
bers streetWl sell this day, II O'Clock, the Lease,
stock and Fixtures OF the first class Grocery Store os Auan
tic street, Brooklyn. Sale positive, in more lots
The New York herald., 1870-05-16

WILLIAM Writers, AUCTIONEER.-THiS DAY, AT
w 2ocock, al 44 Canal street. Parior suits nrocass
reps and hair CLOTH " French plate Per and Mantc Mrro
Paintings, Curtains Pianoorte, Centre Tables o,sck wu
nut mahogany and enameilcd Chamber SUITS, har a1a
Spring Feaiher Beds Bedding Turkish and
other Lounges Easy Rocking and other Chairs bookcnse
verwaro Ice Boxes Stoves 81 ~ hne Carpets Vclons
Kramer and oste ras with great variety Of other gooda.
Also Hotel tatps,s. lafgo lot
The New York herald., 1870-05-16

WANTED TO PURCHASE.
yNTANTED TO BUY-A SECOND HAND 81 OR q
w incn Sheridans Cutter. Call at 223 Front street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-16

WE ARE NOW SELLING OFF OUR IMMENSE STOCK
of Billiard Tables Fixtures at prcss that DEFY com
petition Call and examine.
KAyANAdh DECKER, corner Canal and ceatrc sts.
The New York herald., 1870-05-16

F. q. BURNHAM'S FURNITURE, BAGGAGE Ex-
IA. press lib and llb West Eleventh street. Sixth
avenue-Fun,ture moved city, country furniture piano
forcs packed shipped; storage for rniturc money ad
vanced
The New York herald., 1870-05-16

LNsTATE OF J. s. wEsTERvELT-GREAT SALE At
~ New Brighton Staten Island, by order Of executors,
Thursday, May l9 Maps at once OF JOHNSON MILLER,
s5 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-16

CHER1FF'S SALE
- RODAY S. BRAssEf Auciioncer, viii sell, this day at
two O'clock at 81 John street. the stock and Fixtures
Toy Store; alEo n Safe, &C., &C.
PJ. HANBURY, Deputy. JAMES O'BR1EN. Sheriff.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

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