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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-19

WASHING FLANNEL.-Do all house.
keepers know that flannel should never be
rubbed on board, but as loosely as possible
in the hands? The harder it is rubbed the
more the dirt works in instead of out.
Flannel should be washed and rinsed in
warm water and dried where the wind will
not strike it much. Any one followidn the
above directions need have no trouble
about flannel shrinking.-A. s. G.-Rurat
NeaO Yorker.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-19

REMEDY FOR BURNs.-Wm. III. Lewis
sends us the following which he has ''thor-
oughly tested and knows to be good:' One
ounce air-slacked lime and three ounces
hogs lard: mix thoroughly and apply to
the burn. 1t will afford immediate relief
and when applied to fresh burn will heal
the scar and leave no sore. We may say
that whatever will exclude air from burn
will give relief.-RurdL NetO Yorker.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-19

To REMOVE A CALLUs.-Get one ounce
of alcohol, five grains hydrate potash,
thirty grains iodine; mix and apply with
a feather once a day. By the time the
amount here given has been twice used +,
the bunch will be nearly or quite gone.
have seen it used with success in removing
callus and other punches. such as blisters
or anything that is not bone.-M. 7. c.,
H0DaDtOt, N. Y
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LEADING NEWSPAPER OF THE STATE

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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-10-12
Liberal State Platform and ReSolu-
tiOnS-

We the Liberal Party of the State of
Louisiana in Convention assembled, do
hereby proclaim and adopt the following as
our platform of principles, essential 10 the
redemption of our beloved State from the
evils OF misgOvernment, and tending 10 the
restoration of inst, wise and patriotic rule,
the vindication of the rights of the sovereign
people.
l. We recognize the platform of the Gin
cinnati Convention of Liberal Republicans,
as ratified and endorsed by the National
Democrats Convention. as eminently Judi
ciOus and representing the symrathies and
needs of our State and country. and we re
cognize in the National standard bearers of
the great Peoples Party, Horace Greeley
and Benz. Gratz Brown, men of sterling
worth, capable of restoring the Government
to the simplicity and purity of its earli.r
years, when Washington, Adams and JEFF
fersOn were guardians of our liberties We
therefore pledge them our undivided and
earnest support.
>. We recognize the political and civil
rights of all men, and pledge ourselves to
maintain them. and we invite all men, with
out regard to past political differences, to
unite with us in our honest effort to accom-
plish such salutary reforms as are now or
may he demanded by the people.
3. We demand that our State government
shall be administered Justly and ecOnomi.
callyi and to that end we pledge ourselves
to the abolition of useless offices. the reduc.
ton OF eXorbitant salaries of officials, the
early redemption of the legal obligations OF
the State ami the reduction of taxation rs
speedily as possible.
I T. We demand that laws shall be enacted
for the punishment of bribery, and that the
powers of the Executive be diminished being
Inconsistent with republican institutions and
subversive of the wishes of the people.
! ). Recognizing public education as al
| imperative necessity and guardian of ON
| liberties, we pledge ourselves to maintain
generous and benefcent free school system
| which shall be extended 10 every portion o.
| the st ate, and embrace in its privileges tn,
! children of all classes. and we shall demand
strict economy and performance of duty
| on the part of school officials.
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FoRsPoLTCE JURORS:
Ward 2-THOS. SMITH.
% 81. J. SWINDLE.
il. n. PLATT.
" 6-R. E. WGCHE.
" 7-RUFUS SIBLEY.
LEGAL SALES.
Success Sion Sale.

Succe SS1on Sale.
Succession of Prewett MCGOWAN, de-
ceased.
DIV virtue of an order of the Hon
ID Parish Judge of BOssier parish,
Louisiana, and writ issued there
under, | will sell at public auction TO
the last and highest bidder at the
Court House door, in the town of
Bellevue, Louisiana, within, the legal
hours of sale, on
Wednesday, November 18th,
1872, the following described lands
belonging to said succession, tO-wit {:
Lot number 1-being the north
west quarter of southeast quarter OF
section SO, township 20, range Is.
Lot number 2-being the northeast
quarter of southeast quarter dissection
So, township 20, range Is.
Lot number 3-being the southwest
/ quarter of southeast quarter of section
Sc, township 20, range 13.
! Lot number 4-being the southeast
quarter OF southeast quarter of section
IS, township 20, range 13.
] TERMS OF SALE-CASH, pro-
vided the appraised value of any
subdivisions be bid, else after re-
advertisement on credit of twelve
months for whatever it may bring.
Acts of sale with revenue stamps al
expense of purchaser.
b f ONEAL, Sheriff
and ex-officio auctionecr.
October Il, 1872.
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groes in many places Sought to
seize the polls and get up trouble,
and failing, refused en- mass to
vote, though envited. in order to
make Il point on the Democrats.
Cincinnati, Oct. 5.-The Expo
sition was closed today. The to-
tai amount of proceeds are one
hundred thousand dollars. A
guarantee fund of S125,000 has
been subscribed for the EXPOSE
ton of 1873.
Augusta, Ga, Oct. Sit is be-
lieved that the Democratic ma
jority will reach@ if not exceed,
$4,000.
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The state Election.
Proclamation of the Governor.
State of Lnuisian,
Executive Department.

Executive Department.
New Orleans, August 81. 1872. }
NVThereas, by law it is made the du
w ty Of the Governor ofthe State to
issue his proclamation at lease six
weeks before any general election for
officers of the State, members of Con-
gress. Presidential Electors, Senators
and Representatives, in the Legisla-
ture. parish officers, ETC.;
Therefore, |. H. c. Warmoth. Gov
ernor of the State of Louisiana. do
Issue this, my proclamation, ordering
elections to take place on the First
Monday in November next for persons
to fiji the offices of Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, Auditor of Public
Accounts, Attorney General, Secreta-
ry of State. Superintendent of Public
Education.
For one Congressman from the
State at large, one Congressman from
/ the First Congressional District. con-
stituted by the parishes of Living ston,
/ Plaquemines. ST. Bernard. st. Helena,
St. Tammany, Tangipaboa. Washing
ton, and the fourth, fifth. sixth, sew
enth, eighth, ninth and fifteenth wards
of the city of New Orleans.
One congressman from the Second
Congressional District. constituted by
the parishes of Jefferson. Lafnurche.
st. Charles. St. james, st. John the
Baptist, Terrebonne. and Of the first,
second, third. tenth, eleventh, twelfth,
thirteenth and fourteenth wards of the
city Of New Orleans.
One Congressman from the Third
Congressional District. constituted by
the Parishes of Ascension, Assumption
East Baton Rouge, West Baton Rouge
Calcassieu. Cameron, East Feliciana
Iberia. Iberville. Lafayette. st. Ian
dry, St. Martin, st. Mary, and Vermil
ION.
One Congressman from the Fourtl
Congressional District, constituted b.
the parishes of Avoyelles, Bnssier
Caddo. DeSoto. West Feliciana
Grant, Natchitoches. Point Coupee
Rapides. Richland, Sabine, Webste
and VIM.
4 OH6 thV L IT,
Congressional District, constituted b.
the parishes of Bienville. Caldwell
Carroll, Catalonia, Claiborne. Concor
dia, Franklin, jackson. Madison
Morehouse Ouachita, Tensas an
Union, and,
For one Congressman to fill tn
vacancy in the fourth COMPRESSION,
district occa>ioned by the death of tn
Hon. James McCleery, and,
For all District Judges;
For all parish officers.
For one Senator from the distri'
composed of the parish of St. Bernal
and the seventh, eighth and mini
t wards of the city of New Orleans.
One senator from the district cou
posed Of the first, second and THU
wards of the city of New Orleans.
fill the vacancy accustomed by Il
death of the Hon. s. S. Fish.
One Senator from the Tenth Repr
o sentative District. composed of Il
e tenth and eleventh wards of the city
e New Orleans. to fill the vacancy occ
u stoned by the death of the Hon. E. Y
Price.
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SheriH'S Sale.


IN tic District Court of BosSicr Parish, Ia
DIV virtue of writs issued from the Dis
Dtrict Conrt in and for the Parish of
Bossicr, Louisiana, in the above entitled
cases aud to me directed, | have seized.
as the property of aforesaid j. NJ. Arnold,
and will sell at public auction to the last
and highest bidder, at the Court house
door in the town Of Bellevue, La, within
the legal hours OF sale, on
Saturday the 2nd day of Nov,
A. D. 1872, the following described landed
property, to wit:
| CHUTE PLANTATION, containing eigh-
teen hundred and four acres of fine Red
River bottom land, and described as fol
flows:
The eaN half of section twenty-oue, the
west half of section twenty-five, the west
/ half of section twenty-seven, the southeast
quarter and the south half of the northeast
! quarter OF section twenty seven, the south
I west quarter and the southwest quarter OF
! the northwest quarter of section twenty six
and the northeast quarter, the east half OF
the northwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of section thirty-four, all in town
ship nineteen, of rnnge thirteen. North
/ West Louisiana, and in BOSsier parish.
! Terms of Sale.-The Land will he sold in
subdivisions according to law and without
the benefit of appraisenent. The price al
which each subdivision will be bid off viii
he divided pro rata between the Judgment
in cases aforesaid and the notes given fol
the remainder of the purchase price of said
land, being four in number, each for tel
Thousand dollars, and bearing eight pei
cent per annum interest from January first
1871, and due respectively on first Of Janu
airy 1873. 1874, 1875 and 1876, the pro rata.
on the judgments TO be paid in cash anC
the other pro ratas on the falling due re
spectively of the notes aforesaid. The prt
ratas on notes not due to beaf eight PEE
cent per annum interest from day of sale
and TO be secured by mortgage and vendor
lien on land bought as the notes are secur
ed,
Acts of sale and revenue stamps at ex
pense of purchaser.
B. +. O'NEAL, Sheriff
Bellevue, La, September 18th, 1872.
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One senator from the district com
posed of the parishes of jefferson. 1T.
Charles, ST. john the Baptist. and the
twelfth. thirteenth and fourteenth
wards of the city of New ORLEANS.
One Senator from the district com
posed of the parishes of Terrebonne,
Lafourche aud Assumption.
One Senator from the district com
posed Of the parishes of St. Mary and
Eermilinn.
One Senator from the district com
posed of the parishes of Calcasiru, La
fayctte, St. Landry and Cameron.
One Senator from he district com
posed of the parishes If Livingston.
St. Helena, Washington, ST. Tamma-
ny and Taugipuhua.
One Senator from the district com
posed of the parishes of Point Coupee.
East Feliciana and West Feliciama.
One Senator from the district com
posed of the parish of East Baton
Rouge, to fill the vacancy occa<ioned
by the death of the Hon. George ".
Reagan.
One Senator from the district com
posed of the parishes of West Baton
Rouge, Iberia, Iberville. and St. Mar
tin.
One Senator from the district com
posed of the parishes of Carroll, Madi-
son, Richland and MorehouSe.
One Senator from the district com
posed of the parishes of Union ard
Jaskson.
One Senator from the district COM
posed the parishes of Claiborne, Bus
sier and Bienville.
One Senator from the district COM
posed of the parish of Caddo.
One Senatu from the district com
posed of the parishes of DeSoto,
Natchitoches, Sabine and Red Riv-
| er.
One Senator from the district COM
posed of the parishes of Rapides and
Vernon.
One Senator from the district com
posed Of the parishes of Grant, Gaia
houla and Winn.
And also for Representatives throgh,
out the State To serve III the Legisla-
ture for two years; and
Whereas it is provided by law that
on the same day Parish Judge shall
be elected for each parish except the
parish Cf Orleans; and
Whereas, it is also provided that a
Sheriff and Coroner shall be elected
for each parish, except in the parish 81
Orleans, where two Sheriffs and tive
Coroners are to be electe and where
as it is also provided by law that jus
tees of the Peace and Cunstables are
to be elected in the several parishe:
in the State; have seen ut to- issue
this my proclamation, notifying al
the qualified voters throughout the
State of the election aforesaid. anC
commanding all Supervisors If Regis
tration. Commissioners Of Election
and other officers concerned therein
to hold said election for Presidential
Electors. for Governor. Lieutenan
Governor, Auditor of Public Accounts
Secretary of State, Attorney General
Superintendent of Public Education
Representatives to Congress, Senators
Representatives to General Assembly
and all district and parish officers "l
Monday the fourth day of Noyembe
next.
Said election to be conducted. an
returns therefore made, in all respect
according to the provisions of the con
: stitution of the law
Given under my hand and seal O
.ha th,. 10 Aa,r r,
: August, A. d. 1872. aud of the indie
pondence CT the United States tn
ninety seventh.
II. C. WAREOTH.
By the Governor:
Y. A. WOODWARD,
A.-s-t.r,t S.,nr..t.,r.,- C Statn
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POLITICAL.
Liberal State Central Committee.

Liberal State Central Committee.
FROM STATE At LARGE:
Tom Ryuum, 4. II. Nav,
j. II. hrnnard, VIM. y. Mercer,
J. Hassinger, j. ID. Blair,
+. II. Hatch, l.. +. Geucres,
j. b. Walton, ThOs O'Conner,
Andrew NcCullOm.
j. II. kennard, Corresponding Sec'y.
FROM PARISHES:
Bossier-J r. GRIFFIN.
Bienvilie-W. HIGHTOWER.
Caddo-S. NJ. ASHER.
Claiborne-JAs. C. EGAN.
DeSOtO-T. J. WILLIAMS.
Franklin. w WILLIS
NatchitOches-C. J. G. PUCKETTE.
0uachita-R. W. RICHARDSON.
Red River-T. E PAXTON.
Richland-E. J. LEWIS.
WebSter-T. Il. NEAL.
Winn-J. G.. MCLEARN.
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Registration.

EOR the convenience of the people of
IL Bossier, offices for registering voters
will be established at the following places
and for the times rs specified:
ROCKY MOUNT,
the 23rd oath and till ppm. of 25th Sept,
1872.
RED LAND,
the 26th, 9th and 18th Sept, 1872
BENTON,
the 30th Sept. and LIST, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th
OF October, 1872
WALK Frs STORE,
near Shreveport, the 9TH, Sth and 9Th Oct,
1872
ATKINS LANDING,
the 18th, 18th and 10Th Oct 1872.
For the remainder of the time till 26th of
October, 1872, my Office will be open for
registry at Bellevue.
After 26th October, no person will be al
lowed to register
An entire new registry is required for
BOssier parish. Registry made previous
years viii not entitled one to vote.
The law allows me to establish only five
places for registry other than Bellevue, else
could give the people greater convcniences-
n. +. COX, Supervisor
ms of Registration
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BLATANT BRAGGARTS.-The
Radicals are Dragging ali the time
of what they are going to do for
the negro, the poor negro, but it
is all profession, aud no practice.
Under Democratic rule in Vir.
giniar seven hundred schools
have been established fer negro
children, while in South Carolina
the radical carpet-baggers have
stolen all the schoul funds and
ruined the schools already estab'
liShed.-I BaltimOrian.
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The Duty of Registration.
F-1m the \. o. Picayrne. |

From the y. q. Picayrnet
To place Louisiana in a position
where she can look back upon four
wears of war, three of military
rule. and four years of corrupt
State Government, with some GER
tianty that such evils cannot again
afflict her, there is one all-import-
ant duty necessary for every con-
scrvative citizen to perform.
And that is, to register his name
as voter.
In the successive elections. city
and State, since the close of the
war, the approach wasjustly made
that hundreds, nay thousands of
good citizens failed TO register;
and, in addition, very many who
had registered tailed to vote.
Without commenting futher on
the causes that produced this cul-
pable disregard OF the most valu-
able privileges Of an American citi-
zen, aud the unhappy results it
has produced to the body polite,
we shall confine ourselves to urg-
ing most strcnuOusly upon every
conservative Louisianian the i'm
perious necessity of his registra
ton and his voting.
Let not apathy and Indifference
induce the TOO common belief that
Il few votes, more or less, will do
nothing To achieve a victory over
Radical misrule in our States, or
that such victory is Impossible,
because of the superiority of the
Radicals in numbers or In efficien.
CIV of organization.
Admitting the strength of our
opponents-admitting their thor
ough dicipline-we contend that
as complete an organization of the
Conservative party will assure il
the victory at the polls in Novem.
Der next. Of this there can be nc
doubt.
One more chance remains to Us
to rescue the State from ruin
This is no ordinary combat. w,
are contending with shrewd lead
erS, controlling, Thoroughly
masses OF easily Controlled voters
1t is not likely tnat very many OF
them, at this late day, will be de
tached from their ranks. Thei
complete and efficient organiza
ton is, however, but an incentiv,
to Us to adopt the same means 10
success.
Every Conservative, therefore
who ut this supreme crisis fails {
register his name as a voter, ma,
be proclaimed in advance 10 pc III
worthy the name or the privilege
of Il citizen of Louisiana, aud t
snerit illl the Obloquy that attach
YES TO a faithleSS son.
Organization, general, promp
and thorough, is now the first dut
of the Conservative of Louisiana
and the first. the lnde>pensibl
step TO that is the registration {
every Conservative voters nam,
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A CHALLENGE.-St. Louis,
Sept. IS, 1872. Editor Republi-
can: 1 challenge any woman in
the state of Missouri to give as
many voters to Gen. Grant from
one family as / shall for President
Greeley-my husband and thir-
teen sons.
MRS. p. ID. CARROLL,
South st. Louis.
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Stray Sale.

Estrayed before j. B. Rennyson, j. P,
Il on the 10th day of September, 1872, by
w. A. Moss, and will be sold at Belle
vue, La, for cash, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, the 2nd day of November. 1872, a
white spotted cow, with in right ear and
crop and underbit in left ear.
Appraised at go
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c.
j. II. LOTION, Stray Master.
September 81, 1872.
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Str0y Sale.

Estrayed before the undersigned, author
Il ity, on the 5th day of October, 1872
by Edmund Hinson, and will be sold at
Bellevue, for cash, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, the Both day of November, 1872,
a COW and calf-cow about - years old, with
black sides, back and belly white and mark
ed swallow fork in right ear and smOothe
crop and hole in left ear. Came to his prem
ises about spring Of this year.
Appraised at Sl2-
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c.
J. H LOTION. Stray Master.
October -, 49,
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The Hon. Garrett Davis, United
States Senator from Kentucky,
died at his residence in Paris, KY,
the 22d, after an illness of four
weeks. He was 79 years of age.
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Smith is elected governor of
Georgia. Most of the Smiths are
for Greeley AS go the Smiths,
so goes the Union.
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Mules, Horses and Wagon
FOR SALE CHEAP

TNHE undersigned has two MULES, two
IL HORSES, an excellent buggy horse
and a WAGON for sale. l will sell the
above property cheap for each. If you want
a bargain, call on me
neftf JIG. GRAHAM.
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The Republican Convention of
the parish of Caddo has made the
following nominations:
For District Judge-R. j. Loo
ney. ESQ For District Attor-
ney-Wm. IL. Wise, Esq. For
State Senator-Nm. Harper (col-
ored). For Representatives,.
John Boyd teoloredl, Charles w
KeetiRg, Jasaes Heffner. For
Sheritf-Dr. Joseph Taylor. For
Clerk-U. Il. Holloway. For
Recorder W- Dursnt (colored) }.
Foe Parish Judge-Ghas. o.
Phelps. Ferc0roner-Gep. Poland
fcoloredl.
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THE DIFFERENCE.-It is now
spring time in Australia. 1t be-
gan August twentieth. Summer
begins November 10Th; autum,
February Goth; winter, May 10th.
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Boston is SO Puritanical she
won't even allow her fountains to
play OF Sunday.
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Notice.
MINDEN.
II. w. Paul,
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
MINDEN, Ia.

Respectfully announces to his friends
II and customers of Bossier parish,
that he keeps constantly ON hand a large
and well assorted stock of
French CG!fSkiRs MOrOccos, ETC.,
&c, and is prepared to make Boots ant
Shoes of the best quality and most approved
Reduction in his prices Boots $l2 to $l6
shoes s. to S. Do not ask for credit, neces
sity compels me to do cash business
F. w. PAUL.