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WHITE STAR LINE.
EEW.YoRK. CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND PULI~POwERED STEAMSHIPS
ThB LARGEST N IHB WORLD
OCEANIC. BALTIC ADRIAric
REPUBLIC. CELTIC. MAJESTIC. ATLANTIC
$50 ups bur1en-looa b.
ssag rom New faTk SATURDAYS Lverpoel THURS
DAYS EnaC Orb RsrbOr CAV ol0wing
OCEANIC. SATURDAY, July q az iioL
RhPUBLlC sAfuhDAT. August B. AZ fia
ADklATlC, SATURDAY August To- at lns'o a n
BALTIC. SATURDAY Ausust u. al ABB
From White DosE PsyoCs Ferry. -e@~I Cisf
Passenger accommodations fcr al cEs-es anrsaed eononAs
SAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT. ,,-..
salDors. bathrooms " ~se1P
49, ss~As1ssses ~"o~1f
RATES-saioou golt s0 eurrsscy taes sish-
Ok County obtain s'~erse
esru1oatsz 81,
Passrsgcrs hookei FROM al .rs o A~ereA F. H~N
Sweden, India. Australia NbinA Sc
prafts from IL a2usro - a,
Fsr nspsssa q paa aeasros slPs ne Csmpsass
saess y Bssasvsy ks1fsrk .. n 1AsA& Ae~sS
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ADMINISTRATIONS ECONOMY
% IA. Edftor OF rhs rrteune.

To tAe Edftor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In your last WEEKLY TRIBUNE you
speak Of Large amounts Of prize money awaiting the
action Of the Secretary Of the Navy" Is Of il the
Farragut prize money! Among the millions Of your
readers there must be many claimants TO Of whom
the sum due them large small would be Of priceless
value. There was one poor widow burned out In Chi
cago, last year, whose among the nrst killed,
and whose husband was murdered, leaving her with
large family 70 support anEousy hoping 70 receive her
small share Of it. Doubtless our good and great Adj
ira had plans Of good TO others that he would have
executed If he had been paid, before he died. Would
any other country have let him die without being paid
after or eight years waitingi Whose s the fault
and where the remedy Doubtless many have died. in
the 10 years which have passed since that memorable
day, Like their great commander receiving neither
bounty. JUSTICE.
Chicago, July II. 1874
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earnestly work for Mr. Greeley There are large
number OF Republicans IN the town Who Will support
nm blus6arg-Riward Palen director Of the MI, Md
lana Railroad, and very active ana lnnhential nan,
las declared for Mr. Greeley. Matters look vel ior the
campaign. ZHst0H.-rhere are but few Republican
yoters Peter D. GUnac aud other influential he PnDl-
cans are working for Mr.. Greeley Ia the town torst-
S'Tg-E win Hartwel, a member OF the Espu1lcan
county Committee. aud present Supervisor OF tle owl
Il More and Edwin Wells are earnestly supporting
hT' Greeley. Liberalism IL strong bere'
rIoGA COUNTY.
OVegoIt is safe 70 say that there from 20 to 200
Republicans In this town who win vote for Mr. Greeley
Senator Lyman Truman and four Of his brothers are for
MT Greeley. Among the prominent Republicans who
nave come out for the Liberal ticket Arba Campbell
Harvey Jewett, Supervisor; the Hon. W. p. Raymond,
the Hon y. W. Davis stepben Chamberlain J. d. Mott,
the Rev " X. King, Aaron Ogden. George Mercereau,
iaaii Decker, James Dougherty q o. Hancock
IsaeLhe iawyeri samuel W. HYDE. W. l. Hoskins' d. A
brOoA county Clerk; John R. Cnated, brother 70 the
senator Benjamin Brown, W. H. King, and George A.
the town. Among those who are for Mr. Greeley are
the hon b. b Bgnal, the Hon. David Earl, ID. Ran
so.n, Seorse Dexter Dexter. CandOr. There is
Inomas Eighmey F. N. smith, James K Hawley W.
,mlse!' Jacob Embody, Vim. Doottle, A. f. Robinson,
aOIIS heunlstOn, Henry smith, Wakefield Booth.
Morgan A White, John ThrOOp, DR.. Joseph Tanner,
JAMES CouFtNrlght and Christopher Eyeln are among
5ns PROMINENT Republicans in the town who for Mr.
Ieey Az least ~ per cent. Of the Republican vote Of
TINS town s for Mr. Greeley this time Barton Wsver
.syl-Ihere are number Of Greeley Republicans here.
brown j. B. Floyd, A. Finch, are among the rep
Tesentauye Republicans who for Mr. Greeley
Aerdrk IdHey.-Lyman +. Chapman, J. W. Belcher,
George Ravens L. ID. Bishop, George r. Ellison W. FL
WeIl and MOTIFS EIwel among the Liberal Repub-
ens Sl inuuehee' large percentage of the Repuh-
cans IN TINS town viii vote for Mr. Greeley In other
towns In the county large percentage OF the voters are
IN favor Of the Liberal ticket The following are the
names OF the County Provisional COMMITTEE lust made
FOR Ioga County: Harvey Jewett OF OwegoGeo A. King
OF Owego, B. b. Bgnall Of nOga. Newton Kinney Of
"aVeTley, and Thomas Eighmey Of Candor.
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paSSFNGFPS SAILED.

FOR LrvERPOOL-TH ssrnshfp lsvrtd July 2-Janes Knor
n Srsmth Ms MARY BAckey ~ Baokey Mss Dundas John
dy Felix Psndergast, Butler W| sAltonsss Jas Wood
Rev Iacob Post Rev Mitchell E. HSnnon, ". A. MeAeI
J. Dgby Dav E r. PArkhurst Caxhor Henry Caghorn, W. d..
Thompson. c. G. s0nervile Jas AeHatcheou. -
July l4hr
VIM H. Gu0u servant Miss Mare Guon Masters L : and >
hikren MR. Brney MISS Nene
deuel. KAY Hopper, Reuben yennins NJ and Mr. L
smith puss and child Rev C. j. Little Rev Nj t9NeF
M and Ma n s Ward Ms BIo hoCAnhek and serv
ant A ] Chalmers, WIN Boteier. . -
FoR LIVERPOoL-Ia steamship Jolly 2Mss Laura Long
Long Miss Minnie Case JOhn Jones hese mo-
Chambers DAVID C. J. SHEPPARD Robert BOYD Mss ho
S.rb p Mac DouaA Robert Beesto1 Ms joe Pola m
int ana uurss Amelia Pors Miss Eoise Pors Mss Blanca
Pora Ms A Bonet Masters Brown M SaDer1leI NJ bsy
n, Antonio Brady A. Mallory, Lewis r. Philip. MI
GAVIN, Anderson John D1geAn O. N Dorranee r D.
1-b1r HINT Mr. ghaher Bennett simon Manu-
net q Mullins Capt Mrs T. l. Ford Mrs DAVID Cogsve T.
a. Hew-eu Harmon Woodruff N. ". Woden, nr and hrs
Esostt Mary Cedey, Mr. Mr. Osborn aDd or Misses Os
hor X Peluins Fleming A. D. Co1sy John J. Long
John O. Rlcaari.on, Madame AEibella Gocazrd-
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TIKI RSDAY JuLY Is.

THU RSDAI JuLY Is.
Chrbourg and HAMBURG per steam
II Supplementary Nal ron foot Of
Taird st. Hoboken closed steamship sails AZ from
f Third Hoooken .
IAN letter. depOsd Supplementary Mails HnsE be prepaid With
double postage
Mail. Tor Eassau the West Indies BY The steamship
Columbia a , m. Supplementary NAL on Pier No 4
At steamship sails AZ N.
by tie steamship WeIbcsset close a. P n
Steamship sails at , .. n
Hal 8 NeE-York Post. Once
THURSDAY AZ O'Clock u steamship s1s Portland Ne
Friday. al D II.
Priau Nal only BY The Williams GuioS and
Imam Line Steamships
SATURDAY. July q.
Mails Tor Enron. Queenstown Liverpool steamship City
Of Brussels No Supplementary Mail steamship sails At
II a ~ from Pier No IS Y. r
Mails o Europe and Bremen steamship Weser
close Supplementary Mail foot q TnTdst Hoboken
IL closed al u. Steamship sails at p n ,
IAN deposited Supplementary Ml must be prepaid Nth
double Dostage.l
A Direct German Mail u BY this .ine.
Brest and HAgre steamship 81 La1rrrt
Steamship al ~ a from FeI No. ~ y K
Mails West By the steamship CLYDE ooss 81
Steamship a D. n. from Pier No 70 E. T.
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and frequently interrupted BY applause Upon me con-
cson OF the speeches the following resolution was VI"
fered by the secretary and unanimously adoptedi
kesoired That heartily ratIy the somnAaons oi 10y 81
Brown and Individually pledge thea ogn ani
that re hereby renr the platform Of PRINCIPLES apon Enh
nominated adopt thereof IN torae
letter Of acceptance that gnong partisan motives nsAne
sues ne only grounds Of present ae,on IN aneeny ana g. M
wi STRIFE HANDS With all II whatever previous parry
Sbo vail unite nth ~ effort 20 restore the nofe
lee t BY the fathers Of the Republic and The trainers o. %
rituiOui that desire the National Admnsuoh 70 t
republican simplicity and parity which svnn only ron ses 20
q constitutional aud methods me several
Of the Government which Object believe best Obtained y re
suocess Of our candidates and platform Of principles
After giving three hearty cheers for Greeley anu
Brown, the meeting adjourned for one week. when eI
forts will be made % secure Larger hall for the accom-
mediation OF The friends OF the good cause Preparations
are being made 20 uniform regiment IN white capes
and hats OF the Greeley pattern Numbers are enrolling
every day. SPIKES.
B.1tghdAton, JAY %, 1871
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sxw-yoRk. .......................JrLI "A

PORT OF SBw-TORK.... .............-.....JuLr "A
CLEARED.
s,mhiS city Of Bristol Br Phillips. Liverpool John G. Daa
ssnsh Leo. Dearborn Savannah Ia Murray Ferns 20
seamsap Carolina, Beckett Charleston g. d. L Morgan
steamship Ellen $ Terry say,.r Eevbsru y C., Muny, Fe
80 steamship Ann eliza Richards. Philadelphia WA CLYDE Co
SeamsbiD Frank Pierce PHILADELPHIA
steamship Concord NORMAN Ph.1depAA
s s.sbio %,m.uita Fish Se~.BedioTd Wood
BaIs AaP't RS 1S 9's + E5 H T:eT BoI5 @sH
Bak Ulnka (Russian LAUREL Hamburg t%ea Ed "a, Co.
Bhs VIVA Wave 3, Brow. R T tor s's sS,H S Z
sehr Eastern Queen lBL Pa4eT Nassau and Tampa Bay James
EasaraA -. n, 49,. ..sp.-. n w.,h.,y
scar. MIME, H9ison. Charleston Evans pa 4 :"
sehr Luereaa coucns, KEY West B. J. WeI 5
s ear. g. " BALDWIN MOrtOl, Boston.
ARRIVED.
s.bi, psH. Brl small glasgow JAY - Ma Aovine 18th wh
ndse and pass. o Henderson Bros .
s'ssHAI a5 s'.. and PAS to osinei Co
steamship Morro Castle Carts Havana July 20 with ase and
'1 Wyaao1e Coach Richmond City Norfolk. with
@s Ss,hS isase Ben BAfenaH Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk
WITH mdse. and pass 20 Oh Dominion SieAHship Co ~ 49,,
ss1mship Manhattan WoOdhu Charleston c. Win ase and
pas M Asensre ker Norfolk &C. pass Oh
sRiD c.araaa JBr Ersne London i.vs with aa
BARK Honduras of Kingston, Jaa sutton. Trieste April 2 nth
Bari PrtAiof CSor) BeutIen London 70 days vita mise
Bsrk Libero uaLl, Mor1o, Leiih ~ days, win mise
Bsrk 1leEsn,sr fswe Amesi, Leghon 81 DAYS With ndse
sE Fosrn5et swe Norien, Liverpool IS isys siih coal
Bag Napier (Br Dodo sdaey, C. b., - days Sith coal
Senr Lly Hughes Charleston days, with railroad ties
sehr Polly Am BrOoker. Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ro.S Tnlv steamship PEmvra rom liverpool bark
o Ii his non AdelphA; brig Martha Mobile schrs
Inc Cochane from and Minerva Havana Below,
h.ft Annie KlmbAl from Pensacola
ToRrREs July 24-Pad IL for Baltimore, brig John
s.rer,on rum Mayagus1 Home, Fom Halifax Passed
hrrks whitehall for Thoma lmPerador, for CaSaj snip Grey
age lilo JAneOi 5nss ChAs Howard Tor sAre-0es hAy
Lis ior Wilmington.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL July Arhe Allan Lane steamship Peruvian from
Baltimore. las arrived here.
MEMORANDUM.
for Zanzibar put no marble
81 on he consequence the death Of Capt Grsen
For Latest slap FVLh Pd0e
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TIE COURTS.
DECIEONs-JULY "a.

Supreme Court - Chambers - By Judge Pratt
Lane Mcmahon H. j. Cullen take proof and report
opinion Coar. Matthews COe-See Nth
Clerk sehI- divorce granted Watson
WatsOn-udgnent Pouty Michigan Southern
and northern Indian r. CoGransd 80 cos, Bowey Savings
Bank GaSgher-hoon granted tSee Eth CrEl HaTAnd
Lnentha-Rrtra allowance Of 400 granted OCopnor
ShpmAn aL-MouOu denied Brown Van WyoERerenoe
otere lSee With Clerk Bryan sg Byds1Ao0n denied
$40 costs
Common PLeds-SDecidl Term-Bv Judge Larremore.
ODoune Rnsdo a-PAnif specifications Of claim
defendants within % schcder sg sonoeter Reference
ordered. Person Thompson dismissed RSO3 ACT
seveRs-Def4alt ordeFe! opened
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plSSFyGFRS 4RRTVED.

FROM BREIEy-ri s,or1sh7 NeO York July s4io Winter
assrr l. Cr.mer - ADDISON 5 Farlsh. Cray .Hmy A
us and wife j. MsEre Mr. Speckiev and family Capt MeNeEn
a. family ~ Lelevre, Mss Leeyre Ass a. be-4rs Mss L.
I IuUsOu-
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

sa, a.,,..... 4.50 = p Moon ses. ..4Oi+o
s,sH
900 Hell Gate ferrT 10
DAv-P
Sandy zoos. lsAnG.... cd Hell Gate reFs Es
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CALENDAa-rHIs nAH.

SUPREME CouR1-CHAnBzRs-PRArT Opens 10. Calendar
called Of y
a. St Patrick Mutual Alliance IL. JonTe lie nhod.
Benefit Association ST. 81. .Omsead h,ey - a.
PAtnet Natal Alliance As. 81. .Boles Receiver Dus
s0cAl0n etaL
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP

NUhIH ULhMt-N ~ y u I--A'I7I1I1
~ COMPANY
FOR SOUTH MPTOY AND BREMEN.
WISER. Capt ". Nlgerd % SAL on nAILh
DAY July ~ from Bremen Per foot lhsrI hooo1ei =
S,,,msp,p NETWORK Cart Kiurk WEDNESDAY Jar u
PATES or PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAFkE. AM bAEMEss
tPAYABLE N GOLD, Irs EsuIyALENr N cuRhrNcl.l
For freight psssag-, apply TO OELklNhs e. Assh..
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st,, .,a.ion How heavy have been the noNs snlon
on % cE the Democratic party call every oiu nhe
Democrat Ike myself 70 witness ana the nov Thomas
gyS-,iTs and Roscoe COukiings on gran. A.
M nm a'n{fsirsation attest. How thorongny n s ,hs
noie i shown by the spontaneous uprising V 49, ~,
- West and from North South, when ploulise ~
l,"e MIN In the Presidential chair by larEeI PoPusta
majority than has been given in any other =,
contest and by an electoral vote when sa,, th Mr.
=, rnaniuity However may have ulntreu VII VII H.
Greeley I'm the past leave those dinerehces VIII 10
pat aud earnestly support him IN the % I i, IN
ncoTDorfing the principles embodied IA tle ,,e
1ron v1ii,I he stands into the governments Oi tNo
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SFPsgH !SlEe,

TTsrraved before the uuUersi. ,Hed author
~ iJy, oH the 18th day OF July, lo5z, by
WI. NcGregOr- and viii he sold 80 Belle
we, La, i0I ash. &c the highest bidder On
Saturday the 3lst day of August. 1872, a
PiDED COW and CALF, COW abuat 4 wears
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Appraised at : ).
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J II. LOTION, Stray Master
July IL, 1872
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EsEEllIeY, =!

EgsHeber! EsgHBJeT!!
WE are prepared now to furnish pine
w LUMBER at our mill at fifteen dol
lars per thousand cash. Oak, heart pine
and select lumber per special contract
Corn ground every Saturday without fail
Wanted-Two able bodied laborers 20
whola good wages viii be paid.
n46ly ONLEY & TURNER.
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..,s Died


OF fever. ut Fillmore, on the
18th Of july, DANIEL WEBSTER.
infant son 81 Ms. n. and Mr.. y.
ErAeDade; aged 9 months anu g
days. Weep not fond parents, for
your bright little bud, that has
beeh plaeked from this cold world,
is now trapspiaRted in bright
sunny cline where sickness and
death may not enter.n Do not
wish him back, fer Jesus said,
.s;Suffer little children to come
unto me,sand forbid them not, for
Of such is, the Kingdom of Heav-
en- God in his infinite wisdom
saw fit tocall the little lamb home,
ere the frost of winter had cast a
blight over his short and happy
lifes And, to allure you, weeping
parentf, to Heaven, she has plac
cd him on high and the mourner;
must sweetly obey"
That star went down in beauty,
But it shineth brightly now,
Inthe bright and dazzling cOronet
II, That decks the Savior's brow
He bovedtothe destroyer,
None may his shaft rcpel,
Ind we know, for God hath told US,
BE doeth all things well
q FRIESp.
Fillmore, July ~. 1872
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s0ssIER PARISH.
FsalE Tax Eotice.

.:e.s .=-E ordered by the Auditor to col
Z .zgt az additional Gill Tax TO be
EEaw2 D. the Redemption Floating Debt
Fund" Even those Y hO have already paid
taxes 20 me viii nave this additional 10 pay.
1ae >rate Tax now IoTal purposes amounts
to tWeury-one and hall mills ON the dollar.
lily responsibilities arc 50 great that j
dare not be leuicnT ~ the tax payers
Every one must pay up punctuaIly, else the
tull penalties OF the law Will be visited upon
him.
Ny appointments remain as heretofore,
to-wlt:
Red Land, June Is, 29
Collinsburg, Jnly 5.
Fillmore. -, Is
Craps Store, is
Atkins Landing, Red River, :. 10, q
Bellevue, July ii, u, -, 90 81, Aug. :
JAS. A HEBRON.
Tax Collector for Bossier Parish, La.
June 18th. 1872
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.yotice
AGENCY.

EAPT. n " SENTELL is my duly su-
- ilIps.zad ageai, aHd will represent me
III al business matters, during my absence
from the State w. A AnNEY
Colliusburg, La. nI7
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STRAY SALES.
StrGH Sale.

ENstrayed before the undersigned, author
II ity, byJ. n. Bryan, On the 9TH day of
June is72. AZ d will De sold for cash on
saturday, the i4th day OF Septr 1872, at
Bellevue, La, bay horse colt. about 3
years old. branded with diamond on both
shoulders, about '3t hands high; came to his
premises in SAID parish about one year ago
Appraised at $50 90.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property. pay chrtges SIc
= II LOTION. Stray Master.
Belle ne, La, Jun til 1872.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-07-27
NEW ORLEANS CARDS

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The Singer Manufacturing
Co.'s New Family Sewing Machine
Sewing Machine Sales for
1871.
Vie magnitude to which the Sewing Ma
chine business has grown il Onl, sur.
passed BIZ the rivalry ofthe various compel
itors, lew OF whom are unfamiliar with the
numerous articles resorted TO for the com.
mendatlon and sale OF the particular ma
chine sought to be sold
II the number Of sales be any criterion Of
the merits of the different machines, il can
not be denied that the Singer owing to the
popularity of what il known a. our New
Family machine far SURPRISES 81 others
Tor we sold in ISL over fiftytwo Thousand
more machines than any other company, as
shown by sworn returns OF the companies.
which returns are made under the licenses
! granted them by the owners of the seeing
machine patents.
Annexed are the returns sDokaD of.