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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28
Troy, ALBANY AND NETWORK TOWING
COMPANY.

ALBANY, April 27.--The motions 20 yacate
the order Of Judge Osborn directing tie sale oi the
steamers ard the appoin receiver OF the
property ana effects of HOY Albany aud NewNurk
IU~ u. Company, !ostsiued special term today
until Tuesday week before Judge Ingalls, ut Troy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28

PICTURES IN THE CITY HALL SEIZED BY THE
SHERIFF..
Under-Sheriff Cunning yesterday levied on
the pictures the Governors Room In the City Hail. 10
satisfy Judgments obtained by feodore MsOn for cor
poraron advertising in TAs Eeo Yorker Journal during
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4 WIFE SUSPECTED or POISONING HER Nus


ALBANY, April 27.-Charlcs \. Stone, who
nj 81. lot.i ina CDaau, Columbia Co., died .st FrI.y
Crou TIE cGocts OK poison. lie Vie and the bartender,
Dsucl e. Ellsworth, suspected of being che poou-
crs Poison was found in a pocket OF the dress OF the
vic.
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1yrEwtExr or THE REMAINS or coENo-

ALBANY, April 27.-Ihe remains OF The late
Commodore 81. John, VINO cJnmlt.el suicide in New
Ao.a .u.t vcch, Nec brought ely THE morning
Oh tire steamer Ircw ara conveyed The Rural Gem
e.orV where tnev we're laced ~ e. reccvi', g, Vudt
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daily. t-undays oniy .
<rEW-y0EK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON

W-YORk CENTRAL AND HVDSUN
~ RIVER LAiLhoAD After nov. 30 1874 t1TonsA
trains - ~ leave Grand ttutTal DtpOt
$40 a. a., Chicago aud northern Express with drawn
room ,ars tttonC. % OchertfI and 20. Adams
lo.Oa cal Chicago LXpless wlihda"lpgiO"ui CATS
Rochester and Buffalo.
II 90 a m. NGrtheru Ard Western Express =.
400 =. Montreal Express, with aiespiAs cais l'"H Nav"
ALBANIA 49,,
and (iuauddigit
90 TO- m r. cfc Fvrress paiv, vi el"eTnRF for IA n
ester Runao and agaat F.us; Chicago Via boih i
OOr m FXr,, 70 win sleeplngcars for Troy aud Albany
W." i''"' " - q. H. KENDRGCK,
General Passenger Agent
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furniture
Gtrambo ais an0 Ruiltoa0s.

Glrambo ais dn0 RaiItoa0s.
DRIDGEPORT and all points on H0usatOnc
and Nau.atuok airaa1s. FiIc ~. steamer bElDCi<
FORT lrav,s Catharneslp at IL 80 AID bridgeport al
IL q a..
COR R0ndcut and Kingston, connecting with
Roldolt aul Osw"so airop landing a, Iilsh,nd tas
(usa Pont Cornwall NcN UHrsh, NafdoiOdgi 3ltol
ID eilad t%,ts iatll, E.Opus tr Steamboat iL0aan
Cornell every Tuesday, Thuisay ani sdurla leaving ilar
- Ii.f. a.. y /. 4 Il.
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EALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON VIA NEwPoRr AND FhLL RIVER
DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTEDl At p.
From Pier 2s North River foot of Murray st.,
Steamers NEWPORT AND Old COLONY,
Capt. A. g. SIMMONS capt b. NJ hlMhONS
The most direct Taunton Mddeboro, Plymouth
New Bedford Martbas Vineyard. Nsntucket Cape cod the
WHITE MOUNTAINS, and all principal points ia New In
gland and the Provinces. Tor Tickets and 54eto 40 aPly
Thru ave On,aundIe1 aud IN tDiy hltls LOJu TX
pres, Ofce- 94t broadway and CONT st., Etookn or AZ
he oaioe on the Per and a! az HrHePai S9is ana
GEOIGE L. COMMON. OeDtral Passenger AGENT
.. g. = u. Company.
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare
~ 81 % Peek clip for New Haven nc and
IL D. Daily sunys excepted connecting with the Idio"L
NORTH RIVER AND NEW-YORK STEAM
straw nterneat landings AFT,
except sunday the loot u HuTsons y y once on
pier. r. iANf Agent
DEOPLEis LINE FOR ALBANY.
STATE ROOMS WARNED by STEAM PIPES FOR THE
COnFOkT OF PASSENGERS. The Drew or 81 John ieaN 9
every evening az clock lSundays excepted from er II
tn Last NUIih and st Tickets and saitTOOs
for sale Do.ds Expr,ss Ouce o. Tad~sy Also ait.
baggage checked 10 destination the wharf
y. B-GRI.AT HEDU ClIOa IL EAiI<-t IIisI CLASS
PASSAGE ONLY 81 Ooi DECK PASSAGE 80 CENTS
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
4 the NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New. York TO Philadelphia ouy ~ 30
Commencing MONDAY. April 10 1875. The new, stsnch
and eogmo!ogs steamboats, Use lot ana DAY STAR
Leave New York from Pier g. a. r., foot Of Rector st
gf5 a m.-Por Philadelphia, Long Branch Toms River,
900 p For Long Branch TOms River. Wareown Bar
A''"' '' WIZ s sNEDEs. General Manager.
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Gleamboats ano RAILROADS.

CITIZFNS' LINE-Steamboats for TROY,
sag g all railway n mIs se s % Eessni
steanihis eaye daily satur4ays exoeP,d AZ Z ~ ron
s Of Leroy st hr gS eS sAs;s II" P sSa al
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW .JkkSEI.
Y ALIENTowN LINE 70 TIE W. 9asueets
at SmeI, lie with south Branch r. ri - Hampton Jgnetgn
WIN D ass ara %est r. sso ct n 'Sg y S sro
Direct u TO IlSrr, oTs S.5gTh sa the "''' AS'
Central P'nHAy i sPitf% wa NHfWTHhNoHMENr
Commencing ANA H. IS75.-Ieaye Now York a. follows;
rys IA. i5r J. .i0n ~ Tile lcm. taf Alien.
tom 1acf CiTnk Tamaqua Tamied Wilsesrre scran.
500 a. ro-way Tru for sonersls end Tle%agton ,.,
es5arre istoi Mahanoy 6 NJ Carq, iI Ic. gS;
VIA, 81 LACK ana Wet q. II. ,..., lar
S56a nM5sSKe EErERp doqy Except s9naaysi io or
aqua auda .esbAuo scrlnon' &c, Hi'h through cars
10 Dausllo, " lillator', sc.
1919 %Hay r9 ' ie v iomg5o zoe ps,n r,t Allen
,og, aeaeb cin,k m1hsuo City Haziciol wikssbsro,
scanion leading CollDlil Lancaster, EpDrata pods'hl@
30 p way Trlnfor Eas'cn cassauqua and Beyidcre
$50 ]. m.-Way itHI Tor ihnIed' ,.... .,, ,,,r,l
ceaaE Connect. 81 ' june ion VITA , Lack aa 81 r. IL
so oS D. ?. @.-Way iii,a for rllni.iS.
mateb c1lnt @i<e.5ie rovala Rca4ns hasiaourg'
Fs 20 s5I D. nv C' Az lfSG for soucr,ue
600 .. m-wiy Iria lar 7o@cf'ne'
7 on p. NJ For for1er, lie
Z 80 =. n.-l l.mierant FOR ias'on
10 10 Il II M Is, Nf2iE T. x go y 80, 3Ah Z,
7i5 $50 el5 1880 iii6. y ? -. .-,.,..
II l. nupwry General Passenger Agent. -.
ERIE RAILWAY.
Ir Chamber t. Hr,ot 'for S%eoiy trds, b.
"a iacnna'l ami chicaqo Evprss. Drawing
1Ois a. m.-rApr,ss NAH los iuiao ana Nlsaia tah'
m %.~'Da.yL .a.c E-P, to The Wet s.,.,ginS
Lous etrOit, ard Ch..ago WAhcit cnonge
Tort jelSis 7}o, $50 o, 'el5. 1915 . m. 30, 80,
= p m. aod clown, So $50, =. els, 1919 a. n,
ri. $50 5$on,e SS S and O sSeso ad md Kali
ro1d h9@ou Saa N"s.'n' 2"p u d. 70 10 SIS 7 g.
To-5'"i on i ~ 7so rs a. d. a 20 p H. Sew
buIg, 1880, . 1910 ni 80, 4~OP ~ s5hefp -9Aoo'
go 20 $50 - 10 lo4o , m, siS ,i ., ., an o9
Itamsey = - 60 80 = 80 .9I!, lol1 2 n ~ 3
$50, T. ~ 80 o. N. tasrsq,, '"ij, 90 2 80 ~
iao - g. g 5, g. H. 3 20 = Is, io5l 1917 ~
T. O'Clock altlr IA ug ts oliy N.wgN ~ aa -" i,S
~ ~, d'n'y re.si 90 SID ~ 5;o q ~
$50 BID 4i5 90 g so 746 ~ 80 sataId-s nyit'
10 ~ . 20. 3. $40 tio, al t. 90 IA 1879
100 n l1EtN f"d ana p a't J 49, 3 -, S,sSv a ~,
monts ouy. P,rruont NJ ac1, $50 % $50 NJ 80,
35 4Ij 80. 'G3O IS ~ tl5o sat lrcay nshts only
Sym 1l ipg cia mn. sst on even or half Lours
leave nftocn minutes earlier than above in' ran
leaving chambers quarter hour have &d e. thirty
H. connecting Rh ttIus leaving ttam'tf~ r. f r.no
tour The 30 train starts from ctamter- 81, eny.
Scue Olthcs De Obtained, 'd orders ''l ih ''f w
amt transfer baggage may lee rf AZ the company f",f
2i 5.9, aR, 9'l bcr~ay 1"ittst hi"oAy d. 'A ~ Io
rS5 trails rom the West arrive IN NewYork At 30
q. N 40 and b p IA. ,....,....,,
no. y. ABBOTT, General faaser ger Agent
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LINE for BOSTON and

- PIlONIDENOE
Tho stnnch and com'1odius steamers RHOpf ISLAND.
Tuesdays ThuItdays aud satursys aud NARhAGA NsEI
MONDAYS, Wednesdays. aud FRIDAYS, Pier s3 Nmth
River 81 Jas at In host1 ahead Of il
other incs licec4 sale puc al rain AL On'S,
al Wsstotf
and at $40 Broadway. -
J.. A. DE NkAU fnie htAe I.W. FllkiNS, Con FassAgt
ID B.Ai(Dt n. President.
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JOHN q. DALI, Agent.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

saliue from Pier Is North River, a. 3p n.
COTI " BIS .....-.--..--. ~ lSl)AN Aprll ~
Cl,l-t LNT CITY.............. an IsiDAY. Nav
Accommodations unsurpassed For reisht - ~ sage Amply
10 ". 7. CLYDE IS CO. Bowling green
MCKFLLAR IUL1NG & Co, Agents IN Havana.
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JOHN " MOODY sup' y y. Division. NevNo
,-.f,n...tyrr,A tTTrFf.fy ,NfI-' IND

Opposition MERCHANTS LINE lOi
A. RAW and TROY landing al sfskiSitsr - J. D,
sttfI err 3I, y. H. EIsnklinsl, MOI DAB :
WEDNESDAYS and FktDANS, . p. m. Ear, 80 cont,
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DACWfC MAIL s. $. LINE.
4 ron CAIfTDl:NIA, JAfAN, ana CIlINA'
-ul. = lllll Pfc. =. -u-tG ilttr.
I"l\\ - = ~ ~" ~ FIfDNY ArrI so. -
CONNECTING an {, uuai American ald Pacne p.rh+
~" NJ .,.,r,''. IA, - .-....... ........ May Is,
n. j. BJLLAN, superintendent
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NATIONAL LINE.
From Piers g and -. N0r'h lIVcr
IfDR JD%DgN u RECT.

FOR JONDDN DIRECT
HOLTAN Ma ]. D. iu. IiANt D. Nay \, 1870 n A.
no QtfEi;H STDWN AND IIVERPoo'.
ERIN. 30 H. ~ Al -Mdy - - a. N
I.<El.ASD. Nav ,. D. M. uue D. ; D. m
THE OF l.l.N, Hat -. 7.apa
CABIN Passage r7Oaud so currency; Scer9ge 40 greatly
reduced pr Return 1iosei- rsiucet rates ircpat
~,,tia- Tickets ,u t'c lowest rates Apply 40
tu. company Ouo', so. 60 Broadway. ~ -.
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ERIE RAILWAY.

II srHRG BAVGIgir Of Trains IN eject March % 1910
Frni Chambers e. I,ot fFor Byenty irdrt note b.
tow ,.--..u.
m 1cnnaff Chic39o Dav EVnr's Dra9 ing room
Col.tcs to ttulio ana ~leetng C0achcs dcstnauon
1Ois a u.-rApr,ss NAL los huiao ana Nlss"ia tbh"
Sleeping OaCl 10 0Ns cnaiOn Lr dg'. - a. .
r. l.-,Da.iy. .ci.c E.Pl 81 TO the Wet s...Vihk
Coaches ug 10 IgflO, Nt. ara f1is, Clnthhtu -
Ion.s etr0it ard h.,ago WAlcit chaigc
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Ncw-Yorh Havana & Mexican Mail ). ;. Line.
y ~tcar r. leave Tfer follows
FOR HAVANA DIRECT:
CITY or NEN.IOkh ........t ~ tt~pAl. Nprh y
CRY Or EANANA .........-... ~ t.0pAlt 5ia IL
CITY OF VERA CLyI...,.. z =, 81 Sl,Al W., 10
FOR VERA CRl'X AND NEW-ORlEANS,
imgat Havana Pro- rs0 Gam oachy T. add 1nnpeo;
CITY DF IANAN A..-.-..--.--.. l. ~ MA u
cry OH MERIDA .....-..-T II toDAGi June
For freight % passage, APPLY 20 1900.
r. ALFNANDNE ~ SONS Nos. 81 C 80 Broad"ay
steamers lra,c New orleans May 10 and Jnne Tor
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULL-POWEKED SIEAMSIIPs.
Sailing nom NoV Yor SATt tDAiS from Liverpool ON
THURSDAYS. calling at cork Harbor each way
ADRIATIC SATURDAY, May 2, al 30 a NJ,
CELTIC. SATURDAY, May -, az J 20 pm
INITIC SATURDAY, May -, at 900 p. m
BEITAN SIC, SA1 a. tDAl, May ~, al noon.
GERNANIC. SATURDAY, Jane 3, al ) 90 2 M $500.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK PlEIt -, NO@lb
RIVER. $780,. T., H..
,p Steamers fastest IA the trade nniorm IN sue
amt uuarppsse in aDlotncnts Inc Saloon, SatcIooins
rToL e az. placed 'u 'sh where the noi'e
and motion are least arorLine degree OF comfort hitherto an
atiainable ~ 80. ~ o., - ,..,.,. .,--
RATES aonn --fi and rlbO gold Return lcAeth - D.
CONT SteeFagc at .oN rates.
Drafts lruI Il upNaio. 1870
For u.utrnu plans and other INFO nation, Apply ~ te
N0"''-D' r. }. COkTIs, Agent
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a Coon WoRD FOR THE Ne
GRo.-It will surprise some Of
our readers to learn, as they
may from Auditor Taylor's an
nual report, that 57,7S4 ne
groes ont Of q total Of 98,O71
pay Z capitation tax Of 81 to
the State-or, in other words
pay $57, 7S4 into the treasury.
We had not supposed that the
negroes paid that much on
property and on their heads
both counted together. OF the
whites, 13o, 956 out Of . total
III. 1852, 2s2 pay the capitation
tax. One white in seven and
one-fonrth is. Delinquent, while
lone negro in two and one-hal1
is delinquent. Richmond Dis.
patch.
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ELECTING REBELsTO OFFICE.
The Herald sneers at the new
Democratic Senator in Missou-
ri as q "rebel." Well, SUPPOSE
ing, for the sake Of argument,
that Gen. Cockrell IS q ''rebel, =
wewould like to ask the Her
aid ifthe Democrats have not
just as good . right to elect
ssrebels'' to Office a. the Re-
publicans9 We believe the
Herald never sneered at Aker>
man. or Alcorn, Or Longstreet,
or Orr, or any Of the other
rebels whom the Republicans
have elected or appointed to
Office; and Alderman was .
member of the Cabinet. The
Herald is estopped from any
such nonsense as this. Oleve.
land Plain Dealer. g =
II t.9 A = Al
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BOSSIER BANNER
W. q. Scanland, Editor and Prop'r.


-TERM6-
The BasslER BANNER 4 P~blished every
SATURDAY. Mnening. Subscription, par
annlim. u 30 for Ok mOiitks, aud Is cents
nsesivertissu1snss iiserSed in news col
a M, 2 ss essss far line ssr each insertion
Announcing oanAsi lstes for otise.@invari
ably in advance-$l0.
Advertisements insssteii for specified
time and discontinued BY the advertiser BE-
Sore that time expires, will be charged ut
the regular rates for the time and space
occupied, and not pro rata rates Of the time
for which the 1tlsertisement was originally
All slssrtisessents and subscriptions are
due on presentation, unless otherwise con.
.raetAd1 Ae. rs Is Us. - sS3
All circulars, communications and cards
OF c&hslidates dr official aspirants, and other
matter intended for personal benefit, will be
chara66 fnf at the tsse Of lo.cents per line
cash in advance of first insertion.
Simple ahnouncelnehf IT marriages and
deaths made gratis Obituary notices. tril
utes1c ssspeGt, sesolations uf public; meet
ings,. &C., will be charged the same as ad
vefxfoomeAt6 s19j.H slHi.sfs*f =
No improper. extensively personal. .,
otherwise 66jecti0nsi hhatcer fAserted 81
8Uy tCI0l0s
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taAuparagraph, is going the
rounds OF the press about .
veteran editor ID Kentucky,
who, il the space !. Of forty
years, has been the death Of
thirty weekly newspapers.-
Asan explanation Of 60 fright
fnl mortality il 10 further
slated that among his hobbiea
was The filing Of his pages
Win original editorial matter,
tkckly interspersed with ital-
ic. No more sifacfive method
could have been devised than
this Is give the average news
paper = quietus.
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Governor Allen, of Ohio, has
sent a special message to the
Legislature, in which he says,
if the Federal interference in
Louisiana is legal, "then the
same interference would be
legal and proper here; and it
seems to me to be the duty OF
the representatives Of the peo-
pie of this State to at once en-
ter a vigorous protest against
action that may be made a
precedent at some future time
for the overthrow Of civil gov.
eminent here
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Oonrier~J0nrnal. JOhmi 4.
Logan, who was . blood-nndy
thunder secessionists in 1851
and raised q regiment for a.
South in Southern Illinois, and
who wonld have become q Com
federate Colonel If lie hid not
found ont that becoulil bec6tb8
q Federal Brigadier~ General at
the expense Of . diamond ring
which cost him the mnni6ceDt
sum Of 91s, now stands ID tho
floor Of the Senate and De-
nounces Southern trait0las sas
nnblnshingly as if he had hung
. thousand Of them before tn
fall Of Sumter.
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j There is q class of men in
the Republican, party who can
never realize that the war is
over, or that q party cannot
live in the present on the
spirit Of a past epoch, We
suppose they cannot be refus-
ed the praise Of being patriot
ic, and yet they make them.
selves responsible for q mon
strous proposition PROPOSE
ton that denies the Loyalty Of
every ex-rebel and maligns the
motives and professions OF
nearly half the country. There
is no use in arguing with such
men for their position excludes
any idea Of liberality and can
dor. They labor under the
impression that their political
status depends upon perpetu-
ating the antagonisms Of the
war, and to do that they scat.
ter reckless aspersions against
the honor and loyalty Of every
Southern man. -[st. Louis Re.
publican. IS I,
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Young county is deemed one
OF the best in Texas-high,
rich lands, beautiful and
healthful, and settling up very
fast. Its settlement was for a
long time forestalled by In
dian troubles, but for the past
two years no one has been mo-
Tested. House after house goes
up, and hundreds Of acres Of
wheat and barley planted. -
Even now thousands Of acres
of nicely turned sod land in
preparation for the coming
planting Of corn, cotton, etc.
Wheat, barley, and what is
here termed winter oats, OF
which a good deal was seeded,
all look fine.
Emigration is rapidly com
ing in, and just at the RICH,
thine, when all can get choice
1of location and land at low
prices, and all hopeful thai
Tom SCOTS Pacific road vii.
soon be constructed.
/ Graham, the county town D
i Young county, is well laid on
land one Of. the most lovely
town sites in the State. In the
midst Of a fine farming ant
'Istock raising country, in nea
proximity to coal, copper, irol
land nickel, with the most ives
Iterly located saw, -four ant
] cotton gin mills Of North Tex
} as, extensive salt works, etc
.ITExchange. IN.
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Gov. Hendricks, of Indiana,
il his tlssssge to the 'Legisla-
TIE, nays; The cause Of the {
Hpnse Of Representatives d
Louisiana and Of its constitu.
enoy e your canse, ana viii
b a the cause of the people yo =
represent & ask you to pro.
ssagAinst aud denounce the
dsugpation, ~ ) crime, l 70 bede.
tested and net = precedent t.
be respected y
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/ The law of Minnesota won't
allow q father to trash q child
over sixteen years old, but be
can maui his dear wife from
morn till night.
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Elk President Andrew john
son, in a recent interview with
q representative Of the Press,
thus revives a page Of Ameri-
can history which it is proper
just now to peruse: He says:
! s'Sheridan attempted to Gre
ate the same sort Of devilment
in Louisiana when I was Pres
[ident, but ! at once cut short
his untoward, unwise and reck-
less proceeding by perempto-
rily removing him, BY order of
August %, 1887, from New
Orleans, to Fort Leavenworth,
and turned his command over
to General Hancock, who, on
assuming command, issued a
proclamation or paper which
| was satisfactory to- the whole
country, properly setting forth
that the military was snbserv-
lent to the civil law, all Of
which was a direct opposition
to Sheridan's policy. General
iHancock's policy won the re.
spect of the people, and with
! the departure Of Sheridan all
agitation ceased and peace
reigned. It was about the re.
moval of Sheridan that GRAM
) and myself had a warm con
] troversy, in which it was be
lieved by the whole country
that I got the better Of him
Ny cabinet were astounded tt
remove Sheridan in the face o
his then existing military rep
utation. Some Of them though
it would never do to lake sncl
a stand. The Cabinet wer'
divided on the proposition; bu
I told them that if it turned tn,
Government upside down Sher
. idan nor any other Genera
should nsurp the civil authori
ty and trample it ignominons
silly under foot. /"
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Secretary Boutwell, Eatcan't
make mp his mind about the
Louisiana business says the
boston Post. Well. he,ought
not to be blamed. Not long
ago Boutwell, ventnred his frail
bark on the troubled sea Of Els
nance. and it is 9 tradition in
Massachn that 2 good
deal Of, his mind fell overheard
on that occasion and was
drowned. Brooklyn Argus.
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| There is q postmaster in Ill
inois that draws q salary OF
one dollar per annum. His OBJ
ject in seeking the Office was
to get rich and retire before
old age, came creeping on. a4l
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

The most trying circum-
stances under which q boy can
be, is when another boy in the
alley is winking at him., and
his father Offering him . nickel
to carry in q pile Of wood.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

Hoe PACKING IN THE WEST.
AT the six cities of Chicago,
Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
vile, Milwaukee and Indianap-
oils, the. aggregate! packing to
this date is .2,01O, 900, against
2,O7O, 900 to corresponding date
last year. The total packing
thus indicated at all points is
to date, 3,414, 600 head, against
3,28o,O0O head to the same
date last year. M
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30
the nearest grocery. il

An editor, down at Harris
burg, says the Williamsport
Bulletin, has got 2 flying ma
chine. The F got knocked of
the name in some way, but he
goes right on using it just the
same.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

The Gardner (Me. Journal
says there is . store in that
placesinI which 2 skull is kept
on the counter, marked. .This
man was drummer. Bo~are!''
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

Only lao years. as as the
transit astronomers tell Us. be-
fore we are to fall into the sun,
But then we needn't alarm cur
selves unnecessarily. It won't
be our funeral.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

NAAs AAA2a AN0 = A0uNAC 0O6AAuO,
jr., writes o The Nation Is
follows, ooacerning the Louis
lana problem !: aBut what is
to be done to-daya One thing
that l can see, aud only one
can be done. Let the. Con
lservative Legislature Of Louis
lana give solemn notice to the
whole world that they are. now
subjected by force to q usurpa-
ton, every act of which is null
and void, and shall be SO
treated hereafter. Let them
publicly declare that 50 surely
as the day Of relief comes, ev-
cry debt contracted by the
usurping government shall be
repudiated, every tax title is
sued set aside. Let them in
one word publish to the world
the existing administration Of
the State as . fraud, by no &C,
of which viii the people d
Louisiana be bound, so soor
las they are restored to the con.
troll of their own affairs. This
one solemn notice given, LEI
the Conservative Legislature
hold up it's hands in submis
! sion and disperse; the rest may
be safely left to the people o
the whole country. Two years
lis q short time, when at th,
expiration of It relief is sure
= Il Z
During that brief time let nj
, Conservative Of Louisiana g
to the polls or enter a legisla
tive; hall; the worse their op
:. ,tpression, the better. Let then
simply submit. They need no
fear that 2 day Of reckonin,
will, not come; and then tn
Government, Of the Unite
States and all public opinio
: will justify them in, treatin,
: their present rulers as GRIM
mails and each and every <
their official acts as absolutel
8 and alb initio null and void.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

A Utica editor, whose ear is
shedding its skin, explains that
he has not been anywhere to
freeze it, but he has been ex-
poeed to q good deal Of domes
tic discipline.-Rom Sentinel.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

Dubuque has . lawyer who
won't defend q guilty client for
love nor money, but alas! for
sentiment, the lawyer is grad
nally starving to death.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-01-30

HoGs.-In 1874, Iowa, raised
3,603, 700. Illinois raised s.
407, 400. The total hog crop
in fifteen western States war
20, 547, 400. A decrease of l.
236 300 since 1873.