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ANNOtNrEutNT.

We pro authorized Co state that r. D.
bLAN kEN-UlF n an Independent csndI-
date i'r Representative in too State LcgisIst-
ur- OFT West Virginia. from tho county II Cab.
cII a. tne ensuing State election. md that De
VII De thankful iot tlo sufrag e. u the people.
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DRATH or ASOLD LApY.--MR- PASvtH Guar
man aged about SIS years, an old settler in thin,
part Of the State, died in this City on Thur
day morning last
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TRADk ON Firm AvESuE.-we are pleased to
learn from our enterprising and goahead mer
esuule friend, Mr. L. ;. Garland, the accom-
plshed Merchant on 9th Avenue, that bu 81
ness is improving in that part of the City, aud
that there are fattering prospects that it will
still more improve before harvest
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THERE, just rs we expected The Hunting
ton Aryas has not boon week old till the fray
begins between it and the Independent. We
shall look for adv ance la shinyies now if this
thing Is kept up. CHASE ulderstaDds.-Lron-
ton Journal.
Yes and just as we said at the beginning, the
fray has been all on one side. We desire
no controversy with the Huntington "Inde-
pendent government Organ nor, nor at any
time her eafter.
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SPECIAL Nor'oE.-Ilarper a Webb, the enter
prisins Groeers Of this city, have just put upon
tho streets good delivery wagon, for the pur
pose of delivering goods sold at their house to
purchasers at thor residences. They ought to
be patronized. II will be great induecment
for ladies and gentlemen to purchase Of them.
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WE beg leave to refer the public to the law
card of j. NJ. Layne. ESQ in to-day's ARGUS.
Mr.. Layno is a heightened Virginia gentle.
nan, mild and unassuming in his manners and
conversation, aud worthy OF the confidence
and patronage of the people.
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DEowSEp.-There was man drowned at
Catlett-burg, during the late rise in the Big
sandy while attempting to cross the Ohio in
skif. Name not learned.
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RIVER AND RAiLRoAD.-No news from river
or railroad worthy Of note to-day. Packets
all on time with fair trips.
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fv 1Fz "ry-Col VIM. &c. rrimbls. or
HilsD0r.1za, Ohio, rf..Icnt OF tbr symu.,
Creek and Dayton RaHr.,t. was in tbo city ON
Friday, and gave uta rdl. Ue W.. i1 tbo
city on bufgs'' pertaining to tho road. aai sn
'rt'ro'ung ar..r.a from hi. pen will boo found
in 20 day Aa'gs. The Colonel was in sppar.
ont good he'lth. and report. f,vor,bIy VI tho
progress "i The survey. Hs s pa,h,us IL
ahead W..A b. usual energy.
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LOCAL NEWS

Ma. II. JsNKiSs, News Agent, in the Post
othee Building, is the only authorized agent
Tor the sale Of, aud to receive subscriptions for
ne Huntington Arga. He also keeps on hand
tho Cincinnati Dailios, literary papers and
magazines, as well an assortment OF Envel-
Opes, Initial Note Paper, Confeciions, &c.
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JAMES TRACY secrs'ar, and Treasurer W ~'
3D. VILLA Srumr Nns YoaK
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-28
4 "Reminiscences.

Harmon (of DctroiO told me
of Il scene of the Baltimore
Convention, where Pierce was
nominated, which deserves to
he put down. After balloting
for some time, with CaSS ahead,
but never up to the two-thirdS
vote required, the State of Vir-
giuia swung off from Mr.. CaSS,
and cast her vote for Daniel S.
Dickinson. Harmon went mp
to Dickinson, and told him that
Mr. CasS' friends expected that
he would retire-fOr that bal
lot at least-in Cass'S favor.
Mr. Dickinson said that he
would oblige Mr. CaSs to that
extent, and he did decline, but
with bad grace; whereupOn
Virginia east all her ballots for
Franklin Pierce, of New
Hampshire; and Pierce at the
next ballot, was nominated.
Harmon says he WAS mt Bar
NUNS Hotel, and that, after
the nomination was made, he
was passing an open door there
and heard the voice OF Dickin-
son, very loud and indignant,
and, without thinking, Harmon
walked into the room.
MIR. Harmon" said Dickin-
son, ''you have put me in the
position to-day of loosing the
Presidency Of the United
( States. Old Gen. Cass, stand
ing ont against hope, has crow
ded better men than himself to
the wall, and but for his re-
quest that ] should get ont the
way to-day. Franklin Pierce
would not now he the nominee
of the party, and | could have
been chosen and elected"
Harmon says it was all true
and as soon as he could find il
convenient he retrcated, anC
left the irate statesman TO bc
moan his evil fortune.
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are conscious that their Gov
eminent has acted without
proper dcliberati"n and upon
an ca PGJte showing Of the case.
Can yvu blame them for not
yielding tamely to this oppres-
sion, and for making another
appeal, which / now do il their
name, to the President for an
investigation Of this matter7
| am not presenting to you
the case of Henry G. Warmoth
or that Of VIM. Pitt Kellogg in
this appeal; they are both stran-
gers TO us, and our people have
suffered long and patiently I'M
der the acknowledgement of such
men. as is known to the whole
country. | am speaking in
the name and as the represen-
tative of the best people in
Louisiana, who are firmly con
WINGED III the recent election
they carried most OF the impOr-
tant Offices of their State, and
that if effect shall he given to
/ the real popular verdict of No
vember, the government viii
pass into the hands Of honest
and capable mon. They feel
that in this they have n right
to expect the sympathy of the
Federal Executive, who has re-
Gently received from the people
OF this country such distin-
gnished evidence Of their con-
/ fidence.
The course of the Executive
i'll this matter is, | fear, calculated
10 ALLEVIATE the affections of TIE
best people, and weaken their con
fidcnce in the protection of the
Government, and their love of ouI
institutions. am persuaded that
! if the Government should at this
, juncturc pursue a-wiSe, nagnani
nous and impartial course, let the
result he what it may, the conf
dence and affection of the South
would I've promptly restored in the
National Government, and al
trouble in that direction forever
settled. The action heretofore
taken can he cancelled or modified
so az to give effect 10 these views
and in Il very short time the tIuC
case can be placed before the gov
eminent. as committee from
Louisiana is now on its wap, hear
ing all the faces to the President
and this committee is, according
to my understanding, non-parti
. san.
Yours very respectfully, etc,
ii. Y. Ogden, Atty Gen, In
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Tones BAYOU.

The late ATTEMPTED dam
ming of this bayou has failed
of success. Welearh from one
who was present that after the
piling had been driven across
the stream and when the piles
had nearly all been fastened
together at the top by a cross
piece securely bolted to them
several that were unbolted and
about the middle of the stream
were undermined by the cur
rent and absolutely dropped
down from under the cross
piece. The whole work then
became almost Immediately Il
perfect wreck. We suppose it
is abandoned for the season.
We have long entertained
the idea that the river should
be allowed to pass down Tones
bayou, if it would, unless the
project of Straitening the river
were entered into. Navigation
would be shorter and better by
that route during high water
at least, and our lower Red
River lands would be rendered
less subject to overflow.
The dam contemplated was
intended simply to obstruc
and not TO close entirely the ba
You, as the water when the rive
/ WAS nlgh was expected TO run
over the top of it. Now would
not rafting the bayou just a
ScOpeni's cut off form as goo(
an obstruction as the dan
would! 1t would hardly cos
a thousand dollars to try tn
experiment of rafting. A boon
or two stretched across tn,
stream, and Il few trees, root
body and branches, throw
Just above. would be all tha
was necessary.
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The richest cotton county in
the state is Chicot, in the cN-
tTeme southern corner; and the
Sparsest settlements are in
Northeastern Arkansas, where
the Government Yet OWNS i'm
mense deal of wild AMI broken
land. LII this corner are the
celebrated Sunken Lands
caused Ivy the New Madrid
earthquake in 1911, which
dropped the ground from eight
to fifteen feet over II space
eighty miles by thirty, SD that
St. Francis River covered the
region with back wafer. The
land is SO fiat there that three
feet rise of water will ut any
time make Il lake from one to
three miles wide; and the peo-
pie run oft their cotton, in times
of provitlential flood, upon fat
boats, Uoving over this great
shallow basin. When this
earthquake rocked and ripped
up the ground in this wild
part Of Arkansas, a far distant
movement of the same con
vulsion tnmbled the City of
Caracas to ruins, with 1900
people buried underneath.
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STOP TIaE NasasDERErs.

GSl00 90 Reward will be- paid for the
= arrest and delivery to me of
JOHN THOMPSON, who escaped
from the Jail at Bellevue, Bossicr
parish, La, on the night OF the list
inst. 10 is n small, coppcr-colorcd
+. m. C., aged about 81 years, and
speaks in Il fine wheeling tone. He
was sentenced to death for murder
committed by him in this parish, and
awaiting the Governors signature
To the dCath-warrant
SO Reward viii be paid for the ar
rest and delivery of HENRY NOR
RIS, f. IN. C., charged with larceny
on Gilmer's place, who escaped at
i. +, ONEAIr, Sheriff
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We are told that corn is only

We are told that corn is only
nine cents per bushel, out
through Iowa, while coal is
two or three times as much
the consequence is that far
mers are burning corn instead
of coal. We should think it
would hardly pay to raise corn
at sHch figures and for such a
purpose. But so long as high
frelghts prevail-sO long as
eastern capitalists control ives
tern legislatiOn-such results
may he looked for.
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y young officer Of the British
house of commons wore a trc-
mendous pair of "mOustaches. ,
on which one of the members
said: "My dear fellow, now the
war is over why don't you put
your mOuStacheS OH the peace
establishment clad You not
better put your tongue on the
civil liSt!' was the prompt and
happy TctoTt.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 4TF
le3l Acres Of &c Red River and.

fronting two miles and u half on Red RivcL
and ruuH. back Il depth of about two
miles bounded sbuvc hy W. BacrS plan
tation and mellow 10y IIoIiiu2sworIh's plan
ratiun.
And hciug coraI,'r.s,i of five hundred acres
of section svycR. ~ south half Of section
six; least OF Red River tie south hnlfnf seq
ton eight. thC Rorthwrsf quarter at scciun
eight. the southwest gHHrtcr al section nine
thc southeast quarter OF the mort Ewgst uliar-
ter OF section nine, township ci.h7g-n. RANGE
thirteen, the north half uI section ~ cutrcn.
and the fractional portion Of Sryfian ci.h-
teen csst uc Red River
Also, the HupVailcs lslungin%to sail PLAN
tatinU, t"-wit:
~ Head Of Mules. lot plows. > wagons aud
gear, gin stands and 'uIrhiucry &r also
the crops Of cotton and cora, estimated ~
about sixty ls'lrS of roltun and l.ub
hUShrls uf corn.
Said property ordered 10 br Sri2r,l and snlI
t" pay aH'I satisfy ru' sum al seven thousand
nine hundred eleven dollars and u cents.
with interest AMI cost 81 ~u,t. to satisfy =
judgment rendered against the iid Thomas
I VI. GilInrr
Terms of Shetland on = credit or twelve
months. Personal property rilSh subject to
apprCI@cmcut-IurrhL required To give
bond with aPi'r"1 cd personal security and
vendors lien retained nu lind The land sold
to secure the purchase price
Act ul s.=lr, &c, 1T rNp,-IIS, Of purchaser
+. +. ONEAI. sheriff.
Bellevue Ia, DrrrIuiS'r I-u'r i~T2
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Sherim's Sale.
4. +. Minchcw }
". No.

y r MlhchcW
". No.
is. Hewitt.
In the District Court of BosSicr Parish. 1t
Dv virtue of writ of lirri faci;tS 10 ur
I'D directed from the Honorable, the 18th
District Court, in and for the Parish uf Bus
sI"r, State of Louisiana, have scizrd and
will proceed to sell ut public auction to the
last and highest bidder. at tl,. Court house
door, in the town of Bellevue, La, within
tn" legal hours of SALE on
Saturday, February LIST, 1873,
TIA" following described land situated in
BO~Sier parish, la, tu-wit
Til" northeast quarter of section twenty
five IN township eighteen Of range eleven.
Saul land seized AMI ordered to be- sold to
pay and SatiSiya certain Inortga."I note
given by j. : Hewitt in favor uf the plain
tilt, \. ). Minchew, for the SUM uf nine IIju-
drcd land twenty-five duIla.S, with interest
and cost.
Terms of Salc-Cash.
Art Of sale, &c, al expense or purchaser
i. F. ONEAi., Sheriff
December -. 1872
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SHERIFE'S SALES
SIsERRs'E"& SAFE.

JAMEs, F. UTZ
" No Oh
WILLIAM Il PRATUEE J
In the District Court of Bossier
Parish la.
DIV Virtue of Writ of Fl IA. issued
l)out of the Clerks Office of BOssier
PARRISH La, and to me directed, I
have seized and will proceed to sen
at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, at the Court house
door in the town of Bellevue La. and
with in the legal hours sale on.
Saturday January 18th, 1873,
the following described property to-
wit:
One Steam saw mill Engine Boiler
one large pair of timber wheel :, cir
cular saw etc, complete and in good
running order and now ut the Bodcau
| bridge two miles from Bellevue on
( the Benton road.
! Said property ordered to he seized
J and sold to pay and satisfy the sum
Of 1864 So with interest ut Sper cent.
from the 9th day of Juuc 1870 in ia
vor of the Plaintiff J r. Uts.
Terms of sale, cash with benefit of
! appraiScment.
e. F. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, December 18th, 1S72.
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BELLEVUE, La,
Saturday Morning, Dec. 20, 1872.
The grains of comfort we adj

The grains of comfort we adj
ministercd last week to the
sick man BosSier, being quite
small, may have served but
little to allay the dangerous
symptoms. We hope at least
they may not have ag gravated
the disease. This week we
can only show the patient his
critical condition and advise
the calling Of consulting ply
stefan.
Our readers are doubtless
aware that President Grant,
through his tools, Judge Darrell
and the United States army,
has violently delivered over
the State Government to the
late radical candidates. who
Were not elected by the proplp.
Durcll's board of election has
declared all the late radical
candidates in Bossier elected,
giving them 1859 votes and the
Fusion candidates none what
ever. Certainly there can be
no show of a legal prptense for
this, and therefore We might
suppose that the chance of
getting our rights here would
be good in the end. However
much We may. think that the
acts of DmcL are illegal and
violent, Yet have they been
clothed in the forms of law
Tn" Supreme Court refuses to
inquire int" their legality in
any otherway than by appeal,
and an appeal to that Court
could not be forced to trial I'M
der eighteen months. And
when a trial should be had it
Is quite probable that the
Court would be biasSrd bv its
political prejudicc> and con-
firm Dmcll's acts. The Presi-
dent has said he would not in
terfere with matters here. In.
deed it is his interference that
has brought matters to such a
miserable condition, and il
could not be expected of him
to undo what he has dome
Congress is likely to act slow
ly in the matter, and influence.
ed by the President and its
own political bias, our hope OF
relief from tits but small. Here
does rest our hopes: on the
public opinion North. That
may control Congress to favor
us in some measure. That is
the great consulting physician
whose opinion we should get
Till we do get it let us proceed
slowly. Let us not by rashness
bring upon BoSsier the evils
that have befallen Limestone
county, Texas; Pope county,
Arkansas, and Union and
other coUnIleS Of South Caro-
lima.
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4 lady made a complaint to
Frederick the Great, King OF
Prussia "Iour Majesty" said
she, "my husband treats me bad
ly.' "That's none of my business, >
replied the King. but he
speaks i'll of you,7 said the lady.
"That," replied he, ''is none of
your business
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The latest arrivals from the
diamond fields was an individual
with a colossal ruby nose encrust-
ed with carbuncles. 1t had evi-
IDENTITY been sailed, as the posses
sor was somewhat corned gener-
ally.
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Durell's election board has
returned w. J. Blackburn as
our Senator over Mcdonald by
a majority of 1872. To do this
it counts not one vote in Bos-
Sipr in favor of Mcdonald.
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Saturday, the 4th day Of January,

AID. 1873, the following dcScribcd lamlcd
property, to wit:
The plantation knowl as the RED
CHUTE PLANTATION. containing cigli-
teen hundred and four acres of fine Red
River bottom land, and described as fol
lows:
The east half Of section twcnty-0uc. the
west half at section twenty-five, the west
half of section twcntv-srvrn the southeast
quarter and the south half of the northeast
quarter of section twent seven. the south.
west quarter and the southwest quarter Of
the northwest quarter dissection twenty six
and the northeast quarter, the CIst half Of
thc northwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of section thirty -four, all in town
ship nineteen, Of rHnge thirteen. North
West Louisiana, ami in Bossicr parish
Terms of Salc.-The land will he sold in
subdivisions according To law and without
the benefit of appraiSCmcnt The price at
which each subdivision will bc bid utf will
he divided pro rata between the Judgment
In cases aforesaid and the notes given for
the remainder of the purchase price of said
land, being four in number, each for ten
Thousand dollars, and hearing eight per
cent per anuum interest from January first
Isl ], and due respectively on first Of jam
AIRY 1873, 1874, 1879 and 1870, the pro Tatas
on the judgments To- nc paid in cash and
the other pro rItas on tue falling dEe ~
SpcCtivCly Of the notes aforesaid. The pro
Tsrras on notes not due To bear eight per
cent per auuUm interest from day of sale,
and 10 be secured by mortgage and vendors
Lemon land bought rs the notes are sccnr-
! eel,
Acts Of sale and revenue stamps at OK
pcmsJ Of purchaser.
d. +. O'NEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, November s0th. 1872.
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In New York State q regu-
lar coroner's inquest is held
over the body ofevery criminal
hanged by the law.
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Saturday. February LIST. la73-
snE2REFFs SAFE.
I w Abney, admir-, for Use, &c,

W.
J : Hewitt.
In the District Court of i IS;ier Dar-
ish, La.
tDy virtue of a writ of. seizure and
u sale to me directed from the
Honorable the 18th District Court in
and for the parish of Bossicr, State of
Louisiana, / have seized and will
proceed to sell at public auction To
the last and highest bidder, at the
Court house door, i'm the town of
Bellevue, La, within the legal hours
of sale, on
Saturday, February 1st, 1878,
all of the following described lands
situate west of the range line dividing
range ten and eleven, to-wit:
The southwest quarter of the south
west quarter of section nineteen and
west halfOf the northwest quarter of
section thirty; southeast quarter of
northwest quarter and southwest
quarter of northwest quarter and
northwest quarter of southwest quar-
ter Dissection nineteen, all i'm town
snip eighteen of range ten, containing
30 acres.
Also, north half Of northwest quarter, east
half of snuth half of southwest quarter.
section nineteen, township eighteen, range
ten, containing l20 acres, more or less
Also northeast Iuattcr of soul beast quar-
ter OF section -, township Is, range |, con
taInm" 10 acres, more or less.
Also. northeast quarter Of section -, same
! township and range, containing 100 acres,
, and containing III all $40 acres, more or less
Said lands seized and ordered to lie sold Ia
pay and satisfy the debt due by defendant
j. y Hewitt, to the plaintiff, T W. Abncy
administrator, for Use, &c, for the sum OF
! $50 0Ol eight hundred and forty dollars.
! with interest and cost
Terms of Salp-CaSh
Act Of srlc, &c, ~ expense or purchaser
December 18th. -.
! = !. O%EAL. sheriff
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CHINESE FARMING IN ARE
KANSAS.-Thc Memphis APP
peal gives an account of the
success of five Cinnamon who
hired one hundred acres of land
near that city in Arkansas, Of
which sixty were cultivated in
cotton, and forty in corn.-
They plowed the ground seven
times before planting, and their
crops and fence corners are as
clean TO weeds and grass as the
best kept garden. Any
amount of land is now at the
service ofthese people for rent,
if they desire il. They have
enjoyed excellent health i'm dis
tricts where white laborers
would be sick from swamp
miasIna. Their clean cotton
is admired in Memphis by
dealers.
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IN Tic UiSIIIc' Court y BOSsirI' PUish, IL
Dy virtue of writs issued from the Dis
D:riCt COUrt in and for The Parish of
B0SSicr. IouSiaua. IN the above entitled
eases and to Inc directed. have seized.
a~ the property of aforesaid j. IL Arnold.
and will sell at public auction To- the last
and highest hidlcr. ut the Court housc
decor in the town al bellevue. La. within
the Ic.,Il hnmr. nr s.l. ON
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-12-28
Small Pox.

Mr.. l.. c. Rasberry'S infant
daughter now has this disease,
and is in a precarious condi-
ton. This case is in the house
in which Mr.. Cox was taken.