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The New York herald., 1871-11-08
DosT OFFICE AND UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE
orriicE or surKaIsTnypEsr, oct. 81. 1871.

WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office OF the Super
ipendent until II M November p 1871 for furnishing. de-
verng lifting and putting In place the wrought and cast
this office, consisting OF rolled iron beams, channel
Irons, angie and T irons tie rods, bolcrron plates
angle fish plates bolts, ves dc and cast iron columns
pilasters. coIpices, brackets bed plates. &C.
The work of the columns pasters rolled IRON beams dc
third story must be furnished delivered hted and put IN
place rapidly required by the Superintendent or the pro-
OF the work. the whole to be completed ana put place
By jay T. 1872. 80,
and engines IN putting the work IN place without charge o
will he required paw time Of the employed In
working them, who Will bc furnished by the department
when required
All scan olana 20 be furnished by the contractors.
Proposals will be made by the piece iincal foot or by
weight for the various beams. channel irons, castings dc
provided for IN the schedules .,,,,-
Tho will be subdlvidcd among different bidders,
but will be considered In the aggregate. ~, -, -.
Paymepts will be made monthly, deductnR zen psr oen'
All bids must be accompanied by penal bonu l We su,
OF $4,000 that the bidder win accept and perform we con-
tract " awarded him, the suncency OF the feeut 70 ~
certified by tho United States judge Clerk OF ,ne Uneu
States Court Dtrict Attorney OF the distfc "nse no o
sides.
n be deemed Tor the interest Of the government 70 DO 50,
aineu 10 once and conform In respect
10 the requirements this will not be consd-
erred; neither win proposals be received from parties
In the manufacture OF cast
or wrought iron work. and who havo not necessary h
cilues for getting out tho WORK. - -.
Prorosa will "Bids for Iron Worx." aud ad
dressedto CALVIN !. huLDc"o ouo'''n'ss1onA
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PROPOSALS.
NEW LONDON WATER WORKS.
IN CMEF ENaINEEE'e OFFICE. I

TO CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES:--
The Board of Water Commissioners of the city or New
London prepared to proposals for about
feet OF cemenined and coated shee. Iron Water Pipe
together with its appendages Of Bydrants Gates,
&C., to be laid and set complete.
Drawings Specifications form Of contract may be seen
blank forms proposals obtained at the oce OF the
engineer, City Hall Building.
Tenders must be delivered Mt tho Conmissioners' oce In
New London Conn. before Wednesday November l6
ins L. O'Clock NJ The Commissioners reserve the right
any tenders deemed for the best interest OF
the city.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
- J, n FANyTNQ, Chief Engineer,
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sPORTING-DOEs, BIRDS, &C.
DOR SALE-ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS, BIRDS
&c. Medicines for all diseases; prepared Food for mock
ing bros, Ut B. g. DOVEY'S, No. Greene street, nea
Canal
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
LADIES. GO TO o'NEILLs FOR
MILLINERY GOODS.
Invite special stock Black and colorsd
B.ss s 1s a 4. 1s Mcs as M .Sa a.
hre. including
LADIES, GO TO o'NEILI FOB
We have now open the most complete assortment OF BON,
net Ribbons the city Nos q il Is aud ss IN ali shs
finch Black Sash Ribbon, 75c, warranted an snk.
finch Sash Ribbons In a shades, &c. sold Broadway Il
o. inch Sash Ribbons all shaass &c., warranted all silk.
finch black ef0s M Gasn r.. n.r =, a hsd.. u 10 s m aaS, S
at less than popular prices.
LADIES' GO To 0'NEILL's FOR
Black Thread and 0aipure Laces
medium and extra quality
Barbes, HaDdkercLiefs, Collars and Sets;
:ss G9nrs % a ss s: 5e . cs &c. &c. TG sS and s
SIX mfVs Velvet w Isss Round S1Gas asis
and Silk Velvet Bonnets.
sIne;t quality OF Eet HAS q ~ sold on Broadway a.
WIN open on Wednesday, Nov. g. several now shapes
Four ca.es Of fines. French Flowers. wrsashs. Head
Dresses, &C., Just received
win open on Wednesday, Nov.
Easlet's Wings, at very low prices.
LADIES GO TO oNIELrs FoN
S % ssss EsSs M
r.iIoas Sa as;s; S;,s e AND TIES
Nv & n.ye nov opsn ae mo.t complete assortment OF scaf
are invited
n B--No reduction to the trade.
All marked PLAIN figures
u. oNEILL 4 co,
Nos SET and 323 Sixth avenue and Twentieth street..
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A LOT OF REMNANTS or CARPETS FROM ONE TO
N 26 yards EACH cheap for cash. N. B-Fne Furniture
Carpets Spring and Hair Mattresses Ac usual terms
GEORGE A. CLARKE, 747 Broadway.
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ERrCH's TEMPLE OF FASHION

" ERICH's TEMPLE OF FASHION
We have JUS. received 10, Of patterns and Offer
them al less than wholesale prices.
Elegant patterns at 4Oc &c., &c., s5c. and CSC, worth fully
Elegant pattern. at 81 81 49, 81 a. u 30 81 IS and q s
Elegan, patterns, fun three widc 81 ss. worth
Ezra patterns fun inches Wide, at ~ 50 and 81 o.
Extra h1c new patterns a, so IS. worth fully SO %.
Also q as az 1ss sk S%p Pss
.ssrs; ll Sis,SI SnS 1; o. q
least twenty-five cent less than the general retail
Bargains in nne black SILK vevc satins SIX Reps Rib
sses y s sst Il ~ y;,,ss; L ,"a at %
All own importation, and sold At less than the
spS"s fne pscs SIX CLOAK veves at ss So 81 and % M
"fi;s HEAVY s S.S t Psa worth
x and ~. vide s1s s uss 4 q 81 worth r.
Aisret;es, Feather Trimmings and Millinery Goods in
Job lot Black osirch Tips a.7c loo iSc. and ssc ssch
Extra ns and heavy Black Real us,rch Tips Al soc worth
An immense Of sinsle.qui long Ostrich Piunes
os.ss s;s sss msIisas ms fsslRay Ri'Sss s.,,nd.
AN goods marked ,,.ss n nan agrE,:e ov v,su,ox
17 Eighth avenue, near Twenty fourth street
cases Of elegant real Lace Fans. 10 Black thread laco
al
very handsomely decorated.
Direct from Germany.
round and oval
Japanned Trays
with oil the new colors and styles.
Toy China Tea Ssts OF the patterns ensirsy
new.
Of very low prices -
n. H. MACY
Fourteenth street and sixth avenue
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POLITICAL.
DoLrrcAL CLUBS FURNISHED WITH CHINESE
Lanterns, Tar Torches and the mos brilliant rrework
4 }. HoksMAN, lW William street, New forE
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TNANTED TO PURCHASE-OFFTCE FIXTURES
w Counter "a feet and aas psneng Is feet by 10 about
eight feet high for private Send description whore 10
be seen to !. c. NJ 1 CO., box 6763 Post onlce.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCS.
New 9ssA NAIL
aXvss, CALLING AT At sRssT Saa AND
NJ ss's g .Iss V: Cont
WILLIE pE Fxkis. sarmons. sasuraay. pses%Ssr
81 nATsLNTn Eema: sssarSay Dsss%Ssr .
First yizS second cabin.
Excerson tickes At reduced rates.
n s
both Sy English railway dissomfors
sos
"A Steamers sail every Wednesday and Saturday 70 and
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
calling a Londonaerry to land mails and passengers
sss$.ss iss
''' and x NEW sSE fsi! fsss a'
s
All
from s.p y North River 1 New T YORK 1s's ss nooa
E;'ti ss:ss@ s.sss's 9.
o we've s moDi securing
best est, acc accom- N, no ia,lssn., sls0. .oo
loves. be bought here by those
Drafts .sasd, payable on presentation.
Apply BsoTaEss No. Bowling Green
For the accommodation Of s patrons ana the public the
s.cs 'ss q
silsa ls. West North and South can be " the 0"
SOAR s9 9s.s F.ss an. Liverpool Ne, an. fun
the s5ss; world
sSsS Liverpool on
sns. F:% ss %A % is c
0ssSs m
%
Those wishing to send FOR friends from the Old Country
Is 81 m ali Of
E1curaon tickets granted At lowest rates
For Information apply at the company,s onlce No. 10
Broadway. New York .D. J: II srAkxs. Agent:
n i8sSr STEAM 10 5!ssi 81 shisss.owN AND LIVERPOOL.
:. For For Queenstown ard s,ayp Liverpool;
the QUEEN. saturday Nov. Is n.
EsYrT Grace ;sa'uarday Nov 81 st5P
SIAM ''0sA" For London direct O'' > " '''' A.
4" v.rno y London M 2.c NJ
sS. "a :ss s liverpool
BroadWay particulars ~ SURsT Manassr
TIVE uAMnuRcAMFprCaN PACKET CoMpANys
Il troryc nU.ta.,,,c
THURINGIA.
taking from NM lSs New YorH d Plymouth London
'e rss Cherhnnrg and HaInbure ~'
First Cabin SlSo; Second Cabin $s; sssrass $50 godi
The crMBRrkp pa5nos w 81, II Naae%ter Snsa sais: t.
Gcncrai 4 oenta Nv " o. ARD BOAS,
81 street, -Sers nee Paa:sngsr Asepss
CuS.Rp ,5,yr -: 1-'e'-- ,.SS.' ::
ANA '"liis. aHD ESs!h AMERICAN ROYAL
ss'sssn New York Lysrpoo calling Cor. H.sor
Java Medneadsy sov NOV SATAViu SATVEikuiA sssS.y nov
suoIlA Wednesday Nov H. XBYssiNlA, sSs'dsyy, Dec
| RATES or PASSAGE
Cabin 3s0 800 and $780, gold according accommoda-
Tickets to Paris. sls, gold. additional
Return t,cssss ssS on favorable terma
steer:ss tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown snd al
| par,s OF Europe, ny lowest rates .
Dor'' on inc continent and Tor
oMns nha 'sGa peen passage apply a the compaDy'
For sseerage passage, at III srosdwsy Trinity Buildlng
--1 onAe. y. , rnANCALYN, Agens.
from the asYuard wharf foot Of Gror9 4 r.s
City q IAS ss & Nj TRSS0xaTs e 0WsaPs;d;y
|
or sooh.mpton ana sGsm.p COMPANY
% Be- followed 5s p,ss fGst sR e
MEN Captain " L.asris., TSur:Say = Nov issnp Is Da.
in gold or lis eaaiyaien IN currency: p"'~D''
s,sanS En:, S.S,S;; 5as,n
For freight passage apply to
OELRlCH6 Cos agents.
-. ~ ,;.ro,vS
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POLITICAL.

DoLfTIcAL CLUBS FURNISHED WITH CHINESn
Lanterns Tar Torches and most brilliant ffrewor6
x. }. HOksMAN, lW william street, New forE
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OFFICE OF UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
~ Company. in the CITY OF New YORK October p ls7l
agent this company and 10 not authorized act IL
name or behalf under any circumstances.
JOHN DEWITT PresIdent
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INFANT NOURIsHMENT.-IN THE ROYAL NURSE
res the food prepared BY Savory Moore has the prefer
DIR. H. Barker II resemblcs mothers milk
closely IS po.,ibs Ihe infant Prince hrives upon =
silly dgestednDr Hassa. No boiling strainng required
Tins H., a., o. and los Prepared BY SAvORY MOORE,
l4 New Bond street, London Sold BY all chemists and lA
liam warehousemen.
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ORGAN EXHIBITION NEW ORGAN BUILT
~ for the NJ Z. church. Miidetown Conn.,. by J. n.
positions and other improvements viii be exhibited this
~ second street.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-14
Rail Road Meeting.

AT Bellevue, on the 9th instant,
a meeting Of citizens from all
parts the parish took placeat the
Court house, 10 take some action
In relation TO the Railroad meet
ing to Ice held, on The 18th inst,
at Shreveport. Capt. Is. L. Fort
was elected President and j. L.
McCarty, Esq, Secretary.
On motion of Co. II. " Turner
it was
Resolred, That there he APP
pointed by the President, as dele
gales to the Railroad Convention
TO be held on the 18th instant, at
Shreveport, La, twelve citizens
TO represent the interest that Bos.
sier parish has in the railroad pro
posed from Monroe to Shreveport
aud twelve others o represent Its
interest in the Oklrhoma road.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-14

Whereupon the President ap-
pointed for Monroe and Shrevt
port road, MeSSrs. Isaac a.. Die
lard, Z. L. VinSon, j. \. Platt, 4.
j. McDade, Il. f. Council, j. T..
Bryan, A. S. HilInan, ". j. Ar
uold, l.. Griswold, D. d. Platt,
William Stidhalu, W. Il. Rascoe (;
and forth Oklehoma road, MeSsis.
\. ". Sentall,- S. Nj. ThDmas, r..
Y. Graves, DR.. S. w. Vance, Z j.
Hall, j. q. Allen, j. j. Swindle,
X. Z. Stinson. Charles Arnold,
II. l.. Ford, T. u. Gidner AMI
John A. Marks.
On motion of Maj @. McClena,
CHAN ii WAS a'- IS
ResoLced, That the President he
added as q delegate in interest OF
| both roads Ht .f t"fet -fT
| On motion Of Col. r. W. Tur
| ner it was further
Res0Ired, That each delegate be
authorized to appoint a proxy tC
represent him, in case Of his non
attendance; and that the dsit
gates receive the genera! instr C
ton to fur her the interest Of B0S
sier parish at Shreveport Convpn
ton, III such way as they dern
expedIent. # ..r .Er..#r.
1t was further ordered. Tia
the proceedings Of this meetns
| be furnished the "BoSsitr Banner
for publication. s,.. -..-
The meeting then adjourned
Siac die. e nc.
B. L. FORT, President.
J. L. MCCARTY, Secretary.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-14

GRowTH OF TEXAs.--We
have carefully noticed the con-
tinued growth OF the "Lone
STAR State for the last twenty
Years. The most reliable pa
pers of that growing power
every year clearly proved, that
a hundred thousand ilnmi-
grants settled within its hord-
ers. During that time, there
fore, two million, have been
added to her population.
Why tie census takers only
report eight hundpd thousand
is a strange mystery. We
can't think the fever has killed
off the people or that the free
use Of tho revolver has caused
the loss. u#.lG#-.l
1t IS just "A yankee trick
played on us Of the South t
keep us from having a greater
representation in Congress.
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Nest

Brick Pomeroy is for consli-
tuting another party TO be
called Continentals, whose
principals will be those of those
Democrats opposed to the New
Depsrture. The name is very
appropriate indeed. for. the
principals of the new party
would be of about the value OF
the old Continental money.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-14

a railroad meeting was held
here on Monday last, the pro
ceedinss Of which ne publish
To-day. 1t was AL endeavor to
excite an interest ia oHf people
on the subject of railroads, and
10 assist as far us we could, the
Shreveport people in their pro-
ceedings. --, .-..r-
Many of us lost considerably
BY tile old Vicksbug an i
Shreveport Corporation, and
are, therefore, inclined to be
very cautious. -Eet, if new
projects be put on safe founda-
tions, .doahtlcs our people will
assist. Let the projects be
! reasonable and feasible, and
| let due means be used to pop,
| ularize them. See what Jay
Cooke & Co. are doing for th'
North Pacific in tile way o
tgIImpetins its falae:: let
attempt something ot' the sor
at least.
We want foreign capital it i
true, but the proper way t,
get it, is by the proper Use O
what we have in making be
ginnings. If we build lei
miles of road, we have a basi
Oh which 10 borrow cnoug
| for ten miles more, and til
additional ten miles is anothe
basis for another borrow, an
so on. This conrse often cause
insolvency and the los
Of the original stock. Bv
even then the original stool
holders may have gained
the additional value Of the
property, caused By the roa
more than they lest. Let |
not attempt too great a woI
at first, and be certain to |
able to carry through what y
: attempt.
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DEATH OF DEWIT G. APPLE
wHITE.-We have learned
from several sources that d. c.
Applewhite was lately killed at
Groesbeck, Texas, by the po-
lice. The particulars we have
not heard. sf a
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-14
- BELLEVUE, La,
Saturday, October IA, 1871.

sdWe publish this week a por,
ton of the charge of Judge
Watkins ia relation to roads,
which cantains matter impor-
tant to the public.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-14

The "Ouachita House" sat
Monroe, IS a sorry establish
ment, Judging from our recent
experience in attempting 10
get a few square meals" there.
A dollar !. meal and nothing
TO eat" doesn't always give sat
isfaction 70 q hungry man.
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Die !:

A. Beoton, Bossier Parish, La, Ct tho
residence OF his parents, ALBERT CLlU-
DIUS EDwARB RICHARD KING. sss
eldest son of Claudius h. r. and Emil y
King, aged one year aud 9 morths and u
2aya -
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-14

Extract from Charge Of Judge
l.. 3. Watkins, as to Road
Laws. 8.'... e. .-.
Ii is confided TO the Police Jury
to pass such ordinances as they
may deem necessary or eXpediGnt
III relation TO roads, bridges and
bitches, aud to impose such fines
and penalties and to enforce the
same as they may thiak proper,
TO be recovered and enforced in
the name of the State before any
competent tribunal. 4. 5. 1864,
ct SEQ. 1918, 1872, ct seq. of K.
s., provided for the appoIntmrnt
of overseerS of roads and define
their duties, and aftix "A penalty
against any person refusing to
serve in that capacity.
From the provisions of which
sections, it clearly appears that
tue performance o. the duties i'm
posed upOn road overseers is obi
gGtofy upon all citizeus, and is
not al all optional, with the per-
son appointed. ...-- ,.. LII
Section 1878 r. s., makes it
the duty of the ROAD overseer To
Summ1a al! male persons from the
age o. fifteen to .torty:fre 81 .
10 tcO,e 0a The public roads. ah
Under the provisions OF section
1881, L. s., it is the duty OF
Grand Juyies to maze faithful
presentmeht of amy and all road
overseers, who shall in any way
tail or neglect 10 faithfully dis
charge their duties by the law re-
ferred TO, imposed aud upon such
preSentment being suade, it is the
duty of tue District Attorney Il
prosecute the said oyeISeerS, aIIC
upon trial and conviction. hey
shall he fined i'll the sun OF MOI
less than one hundre1 ahd no
more than Rre hundred dotiarv.
Bnt an idea has heeu by som,
MEANS incuicated to thu effect tina
the sections Uf the X. s., re.erre,
to, have been a6rOgatcd and al
nailed hy the paSSags of subSe
quent statutes OH the same suit
iect matter.
Ii SUCli is the case The repeal
ing statutes have ESCAPED my oil
srrvation. 1t seems quite appa
rent that Att No Il OF srasio
acts Of 1876 regular session, dI,
no. so repeal or aJrogate sal
law. Such al intent as no. "a
pressed IA the tile of said act, an,
such bring the case, it il violativ
, O. article ia, Consultation Of 1865
; EVERY law shall eXprt s. its objec
or objects in its title" III it wer
the evident object o sad act 1
repeal the sections of the Il.
referred 10.
Act q Of 1870, SEE. /, declare
that no police jury o. municip;
; corporation shall lrvy or co!lrc
] a poll or PER capita tax. Sertiu
p two declares that neither paris
or TOWN. or city authorities sha
make any appropriations or e!
: pendi;ures for the purl'oSr of NJ;
king or repairing the public road
+ or bridges until the necessar
provision is made for he pay mel
;. of the Sd ne by levying an al ga
orem tax.
r The inference is clear that TIN
clause applies to such rpDail
upon the public roads, and I'll
y building of such bridges as coHl
: not be conveniently done or ma.
D on account of their nagnitud
I by the road hands placed subje,
5 to the order of the road oversee
= 1t is not intended to declare til;
the working of the roads shall I
I by taxation. THIS act does u,
5 annul the statute above recite
hit IS an act in par-i r,ateria.
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NnccessIon Sale.
Succession Of William N. Relsa,
deceased.

DY virtue of an order Of the HononIbh
ID Parish Court Of Booster pSxish, AMI I;
writ Of sale issued Herewith, tbs wrselI o.
the steamboat Mary Ellen belsagingt 70
tue succession Of W. NJ Folsoui, hey ling
near T. NJ. Gilmer's place, will b sssi 3
public auc zion on WEDNESDAY, the = N
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1871, betwesa Ge
hOurs of ii in the forenoon, and u ~
afternoon, ut the Market house in she 81 Z =
Shreveport 10 6 II z - i'ees.rs q.
Terms of Sals--On q .crsdst % g -
months foc whatever Il viii bring. pun ..
or giving bond for price, Tearing .ing -. -.
froa, day of sale nc the rzte d e,gai
cent pr anuun, aud WITH a0Hcoyef
! ity. ~ asassk - EsfSs =
BIZ. T0k7
Public Administfasr
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--Hhhs-
The Re~xies banDor will be Issued cveFy
sAtnsziav lnerning Subscription, per an
xn1, rhn~e Dells.Ts-in advance. 81 30 for
81 fnaarhs, 81 ftyr tllree months
Advertisements inserted IL 81 fcr ksxare
sS lon INES CT less
7ca~1s of -ese ssszre or ls&s-sl7 per
saean sisgncntars1s - Three z cpths-
: AsyVInssf nsHts off oaaaiaasrs fox cfiee-
alT. ohitpzrH Rc=iea When sIceesing .
st&srr. vii he T1s&rge II Us acknowledgements
T Al articles pali-hed for the benefit
"a rarties md NSdssl NJ their own st'iic.
itsfisn, yi,L 5s charged fOr, IA advertise
AF Edirvrisl Aoiiess. ar xny matter oe
stpvirs spsi { outsiae ofrrg'dsr advertising
columns, charged al the rate sf - senTs per
line.
GIN B. ProeeedisS. and resolutions
&c v',tiie aud -so'itiraf' meetings, &c, shsrE-
cd rs sdyertisen-nts ~ ~.
Ne sdedaetiuns FROM tas above rates IA
ngcRss efrert commissions
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-14

We are authorized TO an
nounee that there will he a
Tournament and public barbe-
cue at Collin:burg in this par
ish, Oil Friday the 2eth inst.
Aid also a cotillion party
will be given at Cottage Grove
Academy in the evening Of
the same day, beginning al
night-fall-
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-14

- Telesrams we publish give
an account of a fire in Chicago
uuexampled in modern times
for magnitude. and destruction
of property. A hundred thou
sand people have been depriv-
ed of homes, aud two hundred
millions dollars worth of prop
erty destroyed. 0ne-third of
the city is utterly destroyed,
but we predict that two years
will not elapse before it Ic-
gains all its former prosperity,
so great ie the power of recup-
eratisn ia the growing North
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-14

Our District Court, Judge
l. +. Watkins presiding, has
been in session up TO orr go
ing 10 press. There is a heavy
criminal docket, which, if clear
Cd by trials, may CONSUME an
either week. -Four murder
eases and oae case of attempt
TO murder by lying in wait are
pending with prisoners III Jail.
Many cases for minor offences
are pending. The civil bust
ness is not heavy, but the like
hood is. that Court will contin-
uc more than a week longer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-26
RaiIruabs.
NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIV.

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIVI-
~ SION, B., H. and E. RR., 1871
O.a tEAiSs e WsT pSouIn LEAVE WORCESTER
s Sr with pt train from souhbrdge and for Bos
FORA, and providence; at Norwich with train f1Y
N New London from West Side station. 'O'
css1s- Wig tassehger Train. Connects at Wolf
WYE L0w Sea &c at Worcester Junction with
train from Boston, at Painneld for Providence;
al at 9rwieh with trains for New London, Mystic
OIL" m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor.
e sI win trains from Nashua, Fitchburg Lows
train from Boston, and trains from Western and
rSI v Sa and worcester roads, at Putnam with
nom Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
Wnb sisL PASSENGERS from way stations except
York by steamer from New London viii take Ills
train to Norwich -'''-'i " III NAAe 'n'S
7'sO m. Steamboat Express Train for New York
connects at Worcester with trains from Boston
concord, Manchester Lowell Lawrence Nashua
pole franklin and BiscSstone o leaves SsS Sorsh
,ior New London at Oils pm.
except exc Monday) connecting at Putnam for Bos
eoll, blackstone, Franklin and Walpole; at Wor
e Cer Tor Boston birmingham, Lowell, Nashua
CONCORD Fitehburg, &c. This train leaves New
sioapn ~ Lin m, dependent arrival OF
600 pid m way Passenger Train. Connecting
l2r Boston, ARRIVING at 10. 20 m; at Worcester
junction for Springfield and way stations AIbanV
&C., and Providence at Worcester for trains 10
Boston, Nashua, &c. ~ ' W
11.3O m, Way Passenger Train. Connecting at
Plainhed with train from and for Proy5dag1cs ~
arriving at worcester Junction in season for tralns
at Worcester Tor trains to boston, Nashua &s
8.45 p m Way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
field Junction with train to Providence; at Wor
cester with train for Boston.
Leaves Webster for Worcester at geo am
Leaves Worcester for Webster at 0.:S5 pm.
AZ 4. st. NJ. ANDREWS, sup't.,
uu Norwich IL Worcester Division,