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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-01
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\ COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MESsRs s. c. MAGLIRE, 81. Louis, No (.
Gcafllucn-Ih. un1crs CRED having known you Tor
many years as reliable chemists and phafmaccu.
fists, and Cbse-viu. the effective action Of your
remedies fJr whatever recommended wish to bear
voluntary evidence % the efficacy Of your last and
IN our opinion. best preparation, "MAGIIRE'S
CUNDURANsD BT1TERS" ]; is all that you
claim f1r d as on Alternative, purgauyc. depurator
and dtuTct.e, acting specially upou tie liver, Blood
Kidneys and howcls.
JOSEPH BROWN. Mayor. who adds 81 have
found this the most pleasant and elective medicine
have ever use"
MILES SELLS, State insurarc. Cormissicuer
who adds. " | endorse the Mayor.s opinion"
THOs. PiCHFSON. s. n LAtLiN.
Pres Collier Lad s. OF ,l l.9.- 6 Band Hovde
d II. HoUsER. cfits. C. CONFER.
Prop 81. Louis G.5h. CHINA Dem Cen. Com
". .. WAGNER, q q. lfEDJ,CN,
Clerk Probate Crurt feuts' 20 No Dem
BRITAIN 4. HUL. Henry Z. MUD.
S BLOOD. FRANK WALTZ.
la,, Pre- D5atms1s GIN C,ur, Grim. Correct
Saving Ass. N. ". CHAMBERS,
NORMAN COLEMAN. pfcs But 4; Drov Fauk
Ifl Rural Na-.. J.. S. GREENWOOD.
n s HARTNEII. Pres. v. n. c. 4
l1'1 City Collc-t.r r.. ). SiiRNOCK.
THJ., WALSH. q Shfyock & Co
Architect. ". IL. CAY,
81 Z. ANDREWS, Of Cay. Hannenkamp 6
~ MOODY. Michel e Co. 60.
TIifR0% HARNUM JANIS ARCHER.
Of narnuu's Ho.-
Ari many other. too numerous % mention
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X. T. DURRETT, Prost.

" W IN I4IfNINN, ItU-EIo-t.
JNo. $. CAIN. Sec'y. Pub. Library OF Ky.
FARMERS & DROVElis, BANK. Treas.
:, the time for the Concert Is close ~
hand april sth.l parties wanting tickets
should send IN their orders immediately il
they would avoid the rush and delay a6.o-
lutely unavoidable ia the few days proceed.
Ing the drawing. All orders and applications
lof agencies. circular and information will
meet with prompt attention.
1IOS. l.. BRhMLETTE. Louisville, Nv.
Agent Public Library, Ky.
1-ilcod&eow10w.
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TUESDAY. APRlLs- l878.

At th., concert the best musical ialcA
that can be procured from all parts Of the
country viii add pleasure 20 the entertain.
ment, and Ten Thousand Cash Gifts. aggre-
eating q vast total of Hall a Million Dollar,
currency win be distributed by lo' 20 the
uCket-hO.dcrs, a. follows:
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DIR. Trask was engaged for twenty years in
course OF experiments upon the medical prop,
critics and power OF vegetables, separate anu
combined, AL the age OF seventy years ne sue
ceeded In presenting TO the world, as the result
of his experiments, eomDlnatioh OF Nsse'hUlo
extracts, the power OF which IN remo.n6 uls'
eases is unequaed In inc annals OF M onbine
His discovery consists IN eomDlha.
tlon OF these powerful vegetable Extracts WIN
Electricity or Magnetism in the form Of IN omit
ment. o,,
unprecedented success which has attended us
application In the cure OF diseases, stamps IL az
once as tho greatest discovery OF the age, anu
calls for trial and close Investigation oi i's
IL never fails, whils there remains suf-
ncient life 10 restore n natural and heaithy &c,
lion to the capillary vessels Ot the body, anu
eGuazo the circulation OF the blood. by this
means a controlling power il gained over inc
most malignant forms Of disease, which cannot
be obtained from any other remedy.
such in the power OF this cornbina.
esoli. that II penctrates 10 every portion OF
the human frame; every bono and muscle, VEN,
nerve and gament - seardhs %, Ens I'M nuHnee
Hence it copcs as readily with internal Us eA-
terna disease. .o.o.s
where this remedy has restored health 20 pa.
tlents 40 near the grave that the most powerful
Internal remedies failed 70 produce any elect
Such has frequently been the case In innanima'
No patient ever need die with this
disease where tho Magnetic ointment can Dc o.
'a F0. Inaammatory Rheumatism
this Ojptment Is the most complete remedy ever
prepared. For Diphtheria or Putrid Bore THROAT
II Is unrivaled.
hundred. ii viii afford entire relief 10 the worst
cases OF Nervous Headache In thirty minaE!es,
.For Nervous Diseases this meair'ae 10
AaScSi"ms s or tho spine. rheumatism.
Lameness. ulCerated Sore Throat, broncnitlss
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Will issued, a large portion Of which are
already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
whole tickets $40. halves 81. and quar-.
tiers 81 80. Eleven whole tickets for 500.
No discount on less than $iOO orders. Moth.
ing could be more appropriate Tor present,
than tickets 10 this Banquet OF Wealth Ol
more likely to produce grander satisfactory
results The object of thi, Third GIFT Con
cert j. the enlargement and endowment OF
the Public Library of Kentucky. which by
the special act authorizing the Concert fOI
Its benefit, is to be forever Tree 90 all citizen,
of every state. This Concert viii be con.
Quoted like the Grst and second here oiore
given, and full particulars o. the mode OF
drawing tie gill, ard paying them and CIV.
crything necessary 10 u thorough under
standing OF the scheme, from beginning TO
end, are now publishes ia the form of a cir
oJ,!ar, which viii be furnished free of cost to
any who apply. The entire management OF
this undertaking has been committed by the
trustees TO Hon. Ihos. l.. Bram'eue. late
governor Of Kentucky, 10 whom an c0mmu-
uicauons pertaining 70 the Gift Concert
should bU adlrgs-AI
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GKANDEST SCHEME OF TnE AGE
s. : Q Q, O O 9
CASH GIFTS
100000 for onlyS10

Under the authority OF special act OF
March 10, 1871, the trustees announce the
Third Grand Git Concert Tor the benefit o.
the Public Library of Kentucky, 10 come on
in the Public Library Hal at Louisville,
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!. & 2. EaAcUlRE

pRIcz. 7s z5 Pza BOTTLE.
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Total, 10000 Gifts. all Ca-b........S jJJ.QO1
70 provide means for t!ii, magnificent con-
cert One Hundred thousand Tickets only
Will G issued, 4 large portion Of which are
already sold
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
CAIRO AND vINCENNEs RAILROAD
TINE TABLE.

ON and after Monday, February. ., 1873,
trains on the G. and V. railroad will run ~
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-01-04

The Peoria Review thus cor
reefs Il story in the Missouri Dem
ocrat about ,0G0 sheep who leap
ed through the window of a Gov
cred bridge near Peoria; this sto-
~ is very nearly correct: There
were, however, only $50 sheep III
the flock, instead of Loco. The
bell wethrr did not see the open
window. 1t did not jump out OF
it. The flock did not follow it,
There is no window in the bridge.
The drover did not drive his
sheep across the bridge; be cross
cd at the ferry, three miles higl4I
up stream. If the bridge WAS
800 feet above high water mark.
he present piers wou'd have "a
heightened 400 in order to reach
the bridge. There isn't cover
ed bridge within / 200 miles OF PEG
ria. With these typographical
inaccuracies the romance Is cor,
rect.
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-01-04
SRERIEE's SALES
sEEE,lsEE,E~S SEE.

I'D $40 ~ Y - - hs-2-.
JAMES T. UTz J
WILLIAM RPEATHER
I'm the District Court of Bossier
Parish la.
,Dy Virtue Of Writ OF ii FL. issued
bout of the Clerks Office of Bossier
PARRISH la, and to- me directed,
have seized and win proceed 10 sell
at pdulc 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 4th, 1878,
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 or!cTand NOW 40 the Rodcau
bridge two miles from Bellevue on
/ rho Benton road.
/ said property ordered to be seized
and Sold Go pay and satisfy the sum
. 81 -5GI 50 with interest at per cent.
rfrom the 9rh day Of Juuc 1870 in IA
! yor utJhg Plaintiff J +. Utz.
Terms Of sale, cash with benefit of
JpHrsti-emcnt.
.. F. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, Ia, December 18th, 1872.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-01-04

+. 0KEEFINOKEE SWANP.-Actiyu
preparations are in progress to
drain the great Okeefnokre
swamp in south Georgia. This
immense swamp, the largest
counting Florida ont Of the ques-
tom in this part OF the world, is
now being attacked in earnest,
aud charter ed company propose
10 see if it cannot be made Valu-
able for something beside bears,
caons. wild turkeys and snakes
The swamp, which extends down
into the upper border of Florida,
is thickly timbered mOraS, near
IL 200 miles in circumference
nearly twice as large as the Dis
NAL Swamp-and its interesting
archaeological population, which
Includes some strange-vOiced binds
apparently peculiar to that par
ticular dominion, is only parallel
cd Ivy its endless variety OF snakes
ana allig8tOrS. The preliminary
work OF draining The swamp re
quired an experiment to show the
nature of she ground, bcneath II:
and Il shaft or tunnel, sunk nj
the bottom OF the moraSS, has dis
closed cmiouSly enough, the eX,
iStence, at a depth oftwo hundred
feet, of Il bed of genuine bitumi
: nous coal. Its extent, as well as
the comparative value of the Goa!
remains TO be determined. Til,
? most obvious facts Of geology vii
: readily explain. not oaly the cX
iStcnce OF coal IN such Il place, hu
the (pFOhabIel fact that bed i
: Il large one. Other geological
J facts of some interest are said Il
have been developed by this shaft
2 one being a stratum OF rock of tn
f Silurian age.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-01-04
The Country Gentleman.
VOLUME FOR 1919.


THE CtfrIvtTOR Il COUNTRY GENTLE
Ely, Tor tHc past forty years, has ranked,
both IN this cuuEtIy and abroad, as the
S.fSuAEp IurUN 81. Of AMERICAN AGRICUL-
gE. llc Editors and PruTfiCtOrs, III adj
oItiOutU their own personal labUrS, are
.-ularIE assisted by q very large number
80. SFeea. CGrrcspondeut- and Regular
tuHtrihufGI- among whom are included
many leading agIi euituuists, in all parts OF
the country, i st and WcSt-and by over
FIVE UJSuEED occasional and voluntary
writer's, directly in the ranks of the Beau
Farmers and HnrticuliuristS Cfncariy every
state in the Hiun With the GO operation
ui 70 iaggr corps of practical Hen, this
journal is rutFudcd 20 plSsc-s exceptional
value 1sthc chosen MCdium 81 lnicrcom-
lnUuieatiuh ampngall classes interested m
the products and fertility OF che land
those WHO Cultivate and chose who Con
sHH.e-tAe Buyer and Shipper, as wch a.
THE fTst ouier al t!se cr0i,-i}IN sIers Of I'm,
proved 4nusai- aifd thcir Consu pcrs- Ham
ui.Etureys OF Improved Machinery and
those no purchase and egItioy iC--Nurse-
rgmeB aai Fruit Easers-dud especially
. sepply fuller pid better data as 70 the
progress, prospects pbd returns Of each SIC
gr-.iNe season, - throw ihs light upon ono
0i Jhe must Important OF ~ questions
HHc3i % I'm and irbe7i ~ Scik
TERMS CoUNEY GEsTEEHAN i
Published wee bly, cn The following terms
W'eupaid strictly ia adganoe One Copy,
one wear s.5ls FCur Copies, $40, aud an
additional cops ier toe year free 10 TIC
sender OF tAs club Ten CVIde 50, and On
additional cops ter The year tree 10 tio
Z sender oi De rlali
~IfasHuru Comic, tIce Address
Z LUTHER TICKER 6 son, Publishers:
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-01-04

As mn early morning train stop
ped at a station on the Harlem
railroad, an old gentleman with .
cheerful c0Uutenanee stepped oft
on the platform, AMI inha!jug the
fresh AR, enthusiastically eX
claimed, "Isn't this inviGorating!7
NO sir, it is Fordha'n,' replied
the conscientious brakeman. The
cheerful old gentleman wCu;
back to his seat in she car.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-01-04
SIGHTS Sale.

4 =. Hiuchaw
is. levitt. w.
Ia the District Court Of Bos>icr Parish, L..
Eay virsHg ~ q WRIT OF iicri facilS to ire
- directed from the Honorable, the 18th
b~lrict turrt IN :Ii,, Tor the Parish Of los
s.gr State 81 Louisiana. have seized and
will Hro,u.ii go ~s.i ut public auction to the
iHSt luG bigi''--j Bladder, ;,l the Cuirt hol,re
door, iu tGr,pwn af Bciicyuc, IL, within
tAe legal hours at sale. on
Saturday, February l3t, 1873,
t.rr following described Etuj situated in.
Eo~-Irg parrish, Ia, ui-y,it
ltr nnri.raS aHrf5rr al section wcuty-
five is Township oi- h;pgu %. raugs eleven.
sand land seized And ordered 60 be sold 70
pay amt satisfy a eertHin EinrtgIgcd note
given byl $ Fcvitr iH favor OF the plaiu-
tia, y y. Miarhcw fur the sum et niIe INN
ore,' aad twga.,, 1--WE do!At-s, with interest
and cost.
Terms Of Slle-ga-h
Act OF sale, Gr., 20 expense Of purchaser.
q. r. ONEAL., Sheriff
December -, 49,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-01-04
BELLEVUE, LA,
Saturday Morning, San. A. 1873

In reply to the communica-
ton signed Citizen, " and pub
lished in the Shreveport Times
of the 18th ult., | would state,
for the information Of all in
teresred or concerped, that |
deny the assertion that the
editorial Of my pro TEN. is, in
any manner, an endorsement
OF the Republican party Of
this parish, and lam confident
an impartial and unbiased
construction Of the article will
bear me ont in this denial
Certainly it was not my inten-
ton that such construction
could or would be placed upon
it. Neither directly nor indi-
rectly, do l propose to "eulo-
gize" the Republican party OF
this parish. Did | desire it.
l would do so openly and
boldly. reach my ends by
no indirections whatever.
Citizen" jumps at conclu
sions. I have served my cause
too long to ROW forsake it
even in Its hour Of defeat
Having made as many sacri
fees for my principles as mos
men of my fortune, l think /
comes in bad grace from any
one, at this late hour to i'm
pugn my motives. If my pas
record does not put to sham,
the unjust charges o." Citizen.
then indeed am | without ius
LITIGATION. If those long an,
bitter years Of political tria
do not protect me from sue
aspersions, then indeed have
lived themi in vain.
I can.only say that / cannc
please ereiyboly, and sha
not attempt it. Both as a ioul
nalist and representative,
shall strive to serve the goo
people of this parish with III
firing energy and unfinchin
fidelity, solacing myself vii
the reflection that l have di
charged my duty according
my humble ability.
w. II. SCANLAND.
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hi ererr nart OF the parish.

in every part Of the parish
The editor pro TEN. also freely
and affably spoke to all the
late radical candidates, in
whatever crowd he met them,
thus showing that his feelings
were not ranCOrOuS towards
them. In so doing he thought
he was acting according to the
spirit of the Liberal principles.
The public knowing and see
ing all this, yet was the editor
unanimously nominated by
the Liberals, and received the
full party vote. He takes it
then that he would misrpreseHt
his constituency 10y INDUCING
in abuse towards our late rad
Iical candidates.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-01-04

\ st. Louis Courier Journal
correspondent says that the
next Legislature of Missouri
proposes to abate two nui-
sances, namely, newspaper in
terviewers and life insurance
solicitors, by a process as sim
pie as it is beautiful. The law
is TO consist of three sections;
the first declares these parties,
plying their vocation, nni-
SanceS; the second section
makes the killing Of them jus
tifiable homicide, and the third
offers a bounty of two dollars
and a half apiece for their
scalps.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-01-04

The parish officers of Bossicr,
lately elected, have al been
commissioned, and have taken
the oaths Of Office. Col. Tur-
ner and T. w. Fuller have
also, we understand, received
commissions as Judge and
District Attorney, from Pinch.
hack.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-01-04

\ South Saginaw lady fell
into the river while fishing, and
was rescued by her husband,
while in a state of temporary
Insanity.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-01-04

Rhoda Broughton. the com
ing novelist, makes all her slo-
ries end jnst as you don't want
them to. The virtuOuS are left
suffering, while the wretches
are rs happy as a clothes-horse
during epizoots.
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Esa Pirar vailer

asa &t4gg- a1SJ.
The country drained by Red
River has \ length Of six hun
bred miles, by an average
width Of se5enty-five; thus
making the area Of the valley
forty-five thousand square
niles space Of country near
the same size Of louisiana
We do not count the Ouachita
country as a part at all. Tn
der the staked plain, the head
branches Of the River spread
ont to the width Of a hundred
miles, and nowhere is the val
| ley wider. From the spurs Of
this plain, and from the Wich-
tia hills just below, Red River
gets its Fedn9ss. Arise from
the extreme heads is always
very red, and indicates more
| peTmanence.
From rains falling in-say
the hundred miles square, in
Guiding the head branches,
how long ought it to- take the
rise to reach Shreveport: How
long ought rises, originating
respectively in the False
Oachita. the Kiamcshi, and
5 Little River, take to come
J. down! For the benefit OF
:, commerce and the agricultural
t interest, these questions ought
$ to be satisfactorily answered
e And, more than this, there
should be signal Offices cstab
lished t-arious parts Of the
upper valley, connected by
telegraph with the lower parts
in order thas information il
F" regard 10 the condition of til,
y waters could be known ant
taken advantage of. Shout,
? the proposed OkIehoma raj
e road bc built, this arrange
y: ment could be easily effected
lie And 80 effect it is another rea
D. son for building the road. Thi
arrangement, in due course O
# time, viii doubtless be effeci
ed, so thar the merchant ma,
G order goods in advance c
~ rises, or the farmer may pre-
pare for high water and over
r. flows.
= From Shreveport to the hea
u waters is about four hundre
y miles, by the general directio
es of the valley; by the course {
II, the stream it is about eigI
ne hundred miles. Presumin
:" that the water comes down
n a moderate rise at the rate {
to two miles an hour, which can
s. be far wrong, a rise from ii
rs head waters would rrac
e, SLreyeportina bouttwoweek
= ~ See advertisement Of Pro
re Tor & CANDLES Extra Oil,
Soap, and if you would I
ire clean use it.
The Illinois Washburne
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-01-04

\ COW in litigation at
CharleStown, S. c., has cost
$1,000 already, and neither par
~ has got her yet.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-01-04

The area OF rice which will
be planted in Flaquemine par
ISL, in 1873, viii greatly exceed
that Of amy previous year.
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Saturday, the 4th day Of January,

A. b 1873, the folluuing described landed
property, 10 wit:
The plantation known a. the RED
CHUTE PLANTATION, containing cfgh-
teen hundred aIul fJar acres OF fine Rcd
Riser bottom land, and described as fol-
lows:
The east half of section twenty one, the
west half of section twenty-five, the UrsI
half of section tWruty-scvCu, the southeast
quarter aud the south hall of the ucrtheast
quarter OF section twenty seven. the south
west quarter aud the southwest quarter oil
the northwest quarter of section twenty STA.
aud the northeastfu quarter, the east bali 81
the northwest quarter and the stout invest
guarter Of section thirty four. al IN tawu-
Slup nineteen, OF rui.r thirteen, North
West Louisiana, and in Bossier parish.
Terms of Sale.-The land viii be sold 10
subdivisions according 10 law AID without
the benefit of arPraiscIucIst The Price al
which each subdivision will hg bid of wiii
De divided pro rata ltctgseen the iuU -ufyIst
[ In eases aforesaid aud the notes given for
I the remainder of the purchase price uf said
. land, being four IN number, each fur ten
( Thousand dollars, aud bearing eight per
cent per anHum interest from january Ersi
/ 1874, aud due respectively az FIRST OF JaHgl.
( airy 1873, 1874, 1919 and 1876, tlc pro rats
GA the Judgments 10 bc paid ia ca-ii aEj
i the other pro rdtas on the falling due re
4 spectivciy Of the notes Aforesaid The on,
. rataS uI notes not due 60 bear eight pen
! cent per aunum interest from day of sale
AMI Ia bc secured by mortgage and vendor.
Lemon land bought ts the notes are seuur
cd,
Acts Of sale and rcveunr -iaE.Ea at as
poHsJ Of purchaser.
=. T. O'NEAL, SIaIiiI.
bellevue. Ia, Ne.lHber &l,a, !-,-