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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-11-04
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Sherif'''s Sales.
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aaas Sheri6,s S01e. N t4sar
81 g State Of 9nuiS,anx d gai p

James s. Herring. IN ~ 5s,es
In District Court Of Bossier, La, No 626
Qy virtue Of writ Of Aeff ,facisaa Issued in
/ - the above named suit, and "a me directed,
Have seized and will proceed t8 ae1l at. public
aqs,tiOn, to the last and highest bidder.Sat the
Court house door, in the town of Bellevue,
La, within the legal hours of sale, ON Satnr.
day, the 9TH day of November, 1879, The follow.
ing described lands, to-wit: % ~ ''aEa AHe
The nOrtheastqnartero of northwe quarter
ef section twenty nine, tOWnahipA eighteen,
range eleven. SuaiAwest CHARTER Of northwest
quarter ut Is. sertion twenty -hine, township
twenty ;thrye, range ffonrteen. Southwest
quarter Of southwest quarter of section eleven
South half Of southeast quarter, and south
half Of southwest quarter Of section ten
North half Of southeast quarter, north halt
OF southwest quarter, southeast ,qnarter of
southwest quarter, aud southwest quarter Of
southeast quarter of section fifteen, and
north west quarter OF section foarteens stuwh-
ship eighteen. range twelve, in the parish of
Bossier, Louisiana, containing SIX hundred
and eighty aca,es Of land
: Said lands seized ~ the property Of the de-
PENDANT, 8. Herring, and to be sold to pay
and satisfy said writ :. sr nj
Terms Of Sale Cash, with benefit Of ap
pr aisement. Act Of sale at expense Of pnr-
chaser. iisTf Sssag aIiss sal 1ssti
!. s..z. - D. F. QNEAL, Sheriff.
~ ih.gif9 osst4a Per w. H. HILI. Deputy.
q September 30, lsa5- 9s u lprs fee $A
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Ikra nkssa 4,ialslED 4Ih.s firm

kna 4kssl a,illslED li'hls firm
begleaxeto inform their customers that
the active partner Of this firm has. just
fetp med ron the Esstsrn markets,
where he has been for the purpose of
replenishing their stock of staple Dry
Goods ard Nptieus i hsfall and win
ter *, md BY the 6ttinstant say
their inc will be yerx conf e1e.5And
as they aim q dispntiaue the present
bushes with the close Of tie. season,
they intend to offar their goods at
prices they feel certain willnot be COM
peted with in any of the Southwestern
markets. Our merchants and others
buying goods by the Niece would do
well to give them a call. d
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Miscellaneous.
COlastahIe,s Sale.

John CaldweIll In Justices Court, Fourth
vs.. Ward, Caddo Parish, Louis
F. p. Sawyer Jiana
by irtue of a writ eff feri facias issued in
- Justice L. E, Carriers Court, 4th Ward
Parish of Caddo. and to me directed, in the
above namedeuit, have seized, and will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, at the Court house, in the town
of Bellevue, La, within the legal hours Of SALE
on Saturday, the 9th day of November, 1875:
Three Mail Coaches and one wagon, or hack
Seized as the property Of the defendant, F.
z. Sawyer, and to be sold to pay and satisfy
said writ. . H ~
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit Of APP
praisement.
JOS. B. ONEAL. Constable.
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Ponds Extract.
rhe Peoples Remedy for Internal
tePnal Use.

The Peoples Remedy Tor Internal and Ex-
teFnal Use. - s.
PONDS EXTRACT CURES
DETERMINATIONS, Ulcerations, Hemorrhage
i from any organ-Nose, Gums, Lungs,
Bowels, Kidneys, &c; COMPOSITIONS, Enlarge
ments.
PONDS EXTRACT INVALUABLE
for Dysentry; Rheumatism and Inflammation.
PONDS EXTRACT
for sale by all irst-class druggists, and recon-
mended by all Druggists, and Physicians, and
everybody who has ever used it.
Pamphlet containing History and Uses
mailed free on application, if not found ct your
druggists.
PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
n32 New York and London.
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Stray Sale.

stra. ed before Joseph E. Adger, Jr., J p !,
IL by G. Belcher, ON the l7thday of Sep
telnber, 1875, and will be sold to the highest
bidder, for cash, at bellevue, Louisiana, on
Saturday, the 25th day OF December, 1875, q
small sorrel horse colt, about two years old
Appraised at So. q
The owner Is requested to come forward
prove property. pay charges, &c
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Sheriff s Sales.
SheFi6's Sale.
New Orleans Insurance Company

X =
A. Miltenberger & Co.
In 9th District Court, Parish of Orleans, La,
No. 7655. g -, - Eg...'
Dy virtue of writ of fieri facias issued from
- the 9th District Court of the parish Of
Orleans, La, in the above entitled suit, aud to
me directed, II have seized and will proceed to
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 9th day Of November, 1875,
the following described property tO-wit
The fractional south half of section thirty
five, OF township seventeen, of range thirteen;
containing thirty-fonr 7O-l0O acres
The northwest quarter of northeast quarter,
and northeast quarter Of northeast quarter Of
section two; and northwest quarter of north
west quarter, and northeast quarter of north
west quarter of section one; and southwest
quarter OF northeast quarter, and southeast
quarter Of northeast quarter Of section two ;
and sonthwest fractional quarter Of northwest
quarter, and southeast fractional qnarter of
northwest quarter of section one; ard the
north fractional part of southwest quarter land
south fractional half of southwest fractional
quarter OF section two; and northwest frac-
tiOnal quarter, and west fractional quarter Of
northeast quarter, and northeast fractional
quarter of northeast quarter, and southeast
fractional quarter of northeast quarter Of SEC
ton eleven. Also, the one-half interest III the
north fractional half of northwest fractional
quarter. and fractional southwest quaxter Of
northwest quarter of section two; and west
fractional half Of section twelve, in township
sixteen, range thirteen; with all improve
ments thereon.
Said .property seized as the property of de
PENDANTS in the above named suit, and to be
sold TO pay and satisfy said writ-say the sum
of $4,000 90, and costs.
Terms Of Sale-Cash. Act of sale at expense
OF purchaser.
& B.F. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Per w. H. HILL, Deputy.
Bellevue, Sept. 50. 1875 fpr's fee $50
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Application for Administration.

Succession of John C.. In Parish Con,S of
Head, deceased Bossier parish, La
Notice is hereby given that Mary Jane Head
~ has this day filed in the office of the Clerk
petition addressed to the Honorable Parish
Judge for said parish, praying to be appointed
administrative of the succession of ). G. Head,
deceased. ss f5sesaE
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all per
sons concerned, that # opposition be not inside
thereto within the time prescribed by Law the
prayer of aforesaid petitioner will be granted
Witness. the Hon. d. F. Fort, Parish Judge
Of Bossier parish, La, on this 26th day of Octo-
Der, 1875. ss{-- a A 81 -
J.W WALKER,
n32-2ts Clerk District Court n
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DR. C. e. HAWLEY.f
Surgeon Dentist,
Shreveport. I..,.
Dental Gard.

DR HAWLEY win be il BELLE -
AsegU E on the 10th Of November liz -
and wilEremain ons week. Hisprssc
tice Includes all branches Of tho. profession,
and be conducts it on the latest and most APP
proved principles of Dental science, Liquid
Nitrous Oxide Gas used for pailness extrac-
tion Perfectly safe. S32ts
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The Los Angeles
Daily and Weekly Herald.

j kC0ntains full information relating to Los
AngSass county and the country tributary to
it. Eecaas: Weekly, per year, 80; Daily, per
yeaN So The Herald Pamphlet" is COM
plet6 hand book of the country; price, Is cts
sassza Nrssss.s j. NJ BASSETT,
n3 AtaH !. Editor and Manager
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Atl.ay Sale.

E0H0y SSxHCe
Estrayed before T. w. Woodruff, j. p, bv
~ n W. W-.Stinson. on the 23rl day OF
October, 1875, ana will be sold to the highest
bidder, for cash. at Bellevue, Louisiana, on
Saturday. the nth dsy Of Iecember, 1875, a
certain COW III
Appraised at $l5.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c -
HENRY. STONE, Stray Master.
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BILLINGS & WHITNEY,
ROCKY HILL, CoNS,

.NOO1AI IIIII33 sLONi8., @-9-E59-
.,.s.st sass.a.s = breeders of
Light and Dark Brahrsas, White Cochius.
Kohen and Ayesbury Ducks. Bronze Turkeys
A the Connections State Fair and Connect
"A icut State Poultry sShoW, 1874, were
awarded 48 Premiums; at the State Poultry
SHOW, won the Presidents Medal for the
largest number Of Meriterious Eqtries in the
Galiinaeeous and Aquatic Classes. also a
specials for best collection of Aquatic fowls
Have for sale B. b. r. Game BantaIns at Sc
per pair. Eggs in the season at the following
prices :KRFg&S ssstssas44s
Light and Dark Brahnaas, per doz "a 90
Whlte Ch0cins, = 90
Bronze Iurkeys,.,...- s. 90
Address BILLINGS Il WHITNEY.
9 JaH. - Hartford, Conn.
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The Arkansas Gazette.
Established A. ID. 1919.
LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS.

VIM. E. WOODRUFF, Editor and Publisher.
Ctontains full Telegraphio Dispatches Of the
~ News and Markets, and is the best and
earliest medium of intelligence from all quar-
ters for Arkansas Terms-Weekly, 81 per
annum; Daily. $40 90 per annum. Specimen
copies sent free. n32 At
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Probable Expenses Of the Parish
s. of Bossier, La, forsi876.~e

II certify that the above and foregoing is q
correct copy of the list Of probable expenscs Of
the parish of Bossier, La, for the year 1876,
as adopted BY the Police. Jury Of said parish,
at its regular sessionin October, 1873 4 j 81 q
81 Given officially, this 18th October 1875 al
w. H. HILL, Clerk ~
Police Jury Of Booster Parish. La. !.
October q, 1875 t& e fpr's fee SIS
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Maple Grove Poultry Yard.
Louis Rider, Clareuce Mo-

breeder Of pure bred porat Light and
u IL: Dark Brahmas Bnif, Parfridge and
Black Spanish, B. X. G. Balitans, Roaen and
Aylesbury ducks, and White Holland turkeys.
Eggs from the above 50 so per setting of 49,
Ionlose geese eggs So per half dozen. Salts
faction guaranteed. II less than one third
hatch, another setting will be sent free Chick
ems for sale in the Fall tian
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- No humbug- 1.-The best boots and
.hoes in the country at MOOre& Sons
soreszfIDeda prices. + Oaalandses.

- x6picy little sheet b the Dos
der Banner" published at Bellevue,
n. Democratic in priuciple ID rcon-
aius all the general and local news Of
he section Of country in which it is
pablished.
The above complimentary notice
nom one of the ablest and soundest
Democratic papers Of Pennsylvania-
he Gtsambersburg "Valley Spirit ~
bhighly appreciated by the Banner.
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II Amen! brother Blackburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-07
POPFPTS AND PT.K.

Nrn. I. W. ROBERTS % h""s"',
been nominated i'r "o'c'"o' st ~,
orratic conVen'ion' mas sup .''",c' '"0
party platform WIN " SP'''''' -
declares h''isoi' ,,,,.,,, .,..:,,
prohioi'ois ID" ,'ao,,
"he'her he 'i',''H' e
oi'S 'oA'"s !" '''N'' ..ao,,
'ne tempe ''"' f''' ..;,'',, ..f,o,ornal
P'>.' VI :. ,.-l:., ho nr,,.s 80
ieei'"& ''."s ,.,..,
ao''''i"o'S "V''>>'''''''' ''''''- ~
Ihere are some '"'-' $40 >''' e>,'@'
no reconciliation Wilh"at rNm. II l. pos
siblc. too. that tho G"u"r': Wa captva-
o., :, Ma on.,,,..,;,,.. war e,, he miold
..,, ...,...;i;.,i.,, ..rl
ma>e "A' u IA '.''' ''''.' '''''''.'' ''''''
rum Whatr'.r may "!' ."'ri' L. moo
I've il is too A,,, /. ahoc.t" ice rum
,,r,e,.ll, !, N,i..r .,.,;ii,.. Wiser mcn
l'0'',,' .,,..f.1t,. ~ y,,.,,
ta"h "'"e''9 w.
course, and in tAe convention VHohN4
Off the berry gentlemen who were huzzing
,,.o,,d win fra, yun resolutions.
:i.,,,,. ,h;,,l.. To-,
bu' the'' e"l'"''''''' '.',.'''s ''''''''7
of their wisdom than ol his own OF eise
he has a lower estimate OF Maine voters
than ,bo convention cniayed. and so. like
:, ..,,,..,,.,, :, ,,l,ro .,goI.
otheis NJ al '''''' ~ ~,
fear to tread, The uh'haha2eao'e ca"''i"'te
has presented the issue which The convon-
flo, refused ia embody in its platform,
''O - .,,I,;na .,., ao,;, ac,ro1.
ana 'he peop'' VI -','''"c
ly called upon to lake sues III Il ilee run
FIGHT. Such an act Of demagoguism -
pander;no to the lowest vices of men. NAV
vol lose Cen Roberts the support of the
hos, mon of his own marty. Thev cannot
he led into onnosition to prohibition. nor
=, ,..>., Co.. g, o,nliJ,ta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-07-07
An "AGRESSITE" CAMPAIGN.

General Roberts, the democratic nominee ior
Governor, in his letter of acceptance, urged an
"agresgive campaign" and himself opened the
ball by characterizing active republicans, includ-
ing of course Gen, Conner, as "hlrehngS. Inc
campaign thus hctly opened, has in one short
week become full more aggressive" than General
Roberts probably expected for already the 'he'
has been given the editor Of the Bangor
Wing causing him to retort in very SPICY
manner and Col. Smith of the Portland
Press, one Of the republican "hirt lings' alluded
to by Gen. Roberts has published an open letter
to Gen. r., in which he Fupgontly reviews the
military career Of the latter, charging that he re-
signed in 1863 in the darkest hour of The war, in
consequence Of sympathy with Mcclellan and fitz
John Porter.
Really, gentlemen this i, very hot weather for
such warm work. Gen. Roberts mus. have for
z often Tint Ja'y wa. at hand when lie oal.ed tor
such az aggressive" cAmpei gn.-L' 'r'Nfoa JoHr-
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Theodore 'riiton was a, Plymouth church sun
dsv and listened to Mr. Beechcr's scru on.-Her-
aH
Ex-Mar>hal Bazainc his taken up his residence
at Ramsgatc, England.
4 BONANZA OF lleaith" Is what they call new
sulphur spring reached by an artesan boring at
IIopkin5yille, Ky.
The decrease in the public debt during the month
of June was 81 ,43l 2i0, and for the fiscal year
ending June 30, Sl4 ,399,jl4.
In an international match just before our team
reached Ireland the English beat the Irish and the
Scotch beat the English.
The Paris papers say the French vineyards are
in splendid condition, and such promise OF album
dance has not been seen since 1910.
Why did you pass yesterday without looking al
me :" said beautiful woman to Taloyrand'
"Becausc, madame, if | Lad looked could not
have passed.
Eccentric outbursts Of patriotism are becoming
common. Among the latest Is one OF Boston
man who sent a box filled with the sacred soil OF
Bunker HILL, in which were buried II hatchets, to
citizens of Georgia to be used in the celebrations
of Monday. Whether the Ratchet Of the late &.
informed.
The New Bedford Standard says We stated
the other day that % tons Of strawberries were
sent from Dighton to Boston on Monday last.
The Taunton Republican says there are were 3SI
crates The whole number of quarts must have
been some % 900. OF these, Charles Noble Sim
mons sent 3l00 and William Walker 2i50. Sey-
eral others sent about 1000 boxes apiece. The
morning train from Somerset that day took 100
crates a few of the Dighton raisers pick Sunday,
but the most respect the Sabbath. The price went
down in Boston Monday. They sold for from Is
to is cents averaging about l6 cents. Last week
they averaged 80 cents. Not two-thrds as many
went on Tuesday. The season will probably con-
tinue through next week. Some fields have doue
remarkably well. Nathan Walker obtained from
one picking Of one acre on Monday 1000 boxes.
One man picked On that day l66 boxes, and bad it
not been for the shower, would have picked 200
The berries were as large and handsome as they
were abundant That portion Of the town has a
soil very well adapted to the raising Of strawber-
res Mr.. W. will probably clear $1,000 from a
single acre. Others who have been very FORUM
in former years, lost most Of their vines by the
severity CT last winter, and by the water and ice
standing or the fields. There is thus some uncer
tanty in the strawberry business, but on the
whole il has paid well so far.
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To the Mayor and aldermen Of cities, Seeefhien Of
the several towns, and assessors Of the plantations
in the Fourth Congressional District
GREETING.
WHEREAS, it is provided by the Constitution of
the United States, and law OF this state, that
whenever any vacancies shall happen IN the rep
resentation of this state in the Congress OF the
United States, the Governor shall cause precepts
to issue to the Mayor and Aldermen OF the several
cities, Seleclmen of the several towns, and Asses
sors of the several plantations within any district
in which vacancy may happen, directing ana
recurring them to cause the inhabitants of their
respective cities, towns and plantations qualified
therefor to assemble and give In their votes for
Representative in Congress, TO supply such vacan-
cy; and whereas, a vacancy has happened IN the
representation of this State in the Congress OF the
United States, by the decease of the Honorable
Samuel +. Hersey, member thereof from the
Fourth District:
These are in the name OF the State, to require you
in manner as the law directs for calling said meet
ings, to cause the inhabitants of the towns and
plantations aforesaid, duly qualified to vote for
Representatives in the Legislature of this state to
assemble on the second Monday of September, be-
ing the thirteenth day of said month, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
five to give in their votes at said meeting, for
Representative to represent the inhabitants of this
State in the Congress of the United States. And
you the said Mayor and Aldermen, Selectmen and
Assessors, or a major part of you. shall, in open
ward, town and plantation meeting, sort and count
the votes and form list of the names of the per-
sons voted for, with the number of votes for each
person written in words at length against his name,
and shal make public declaration in said meeting
of the persons voted for and of the number of votes
they respectively have; and shall, in open meet.
ing, seal up the said list, certified by you express
ing on the inside thereof the District in which the
votes were given, and transmit the same to the
Secretary of State within thirty days thereafter.
Given at the Council Chamber, in Augusta, this
sixth day of July, in the year of our Lord
.~l one thousand eight hundred and seventy.
}L.s.f five, and in the one hundredth year of the
~ Independence of the United States of
America.
NELSON DINGLEY, JR.
By the Governor.
GEORGE G. STACY, Sec'y Of State.
iuly- cawt.
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1T WON'T DO GEN7LEHEN :

Stunned and Supplied by the bold and
unanswerable letter of Col. Smith to Gen.
Roberts, the democratic papers have
rushed to the cheap device oil saying that
the signer ofthe letter was not The author.
This is very silly and very weak and is
appropriately answered by an editorial il
the Portland Press from which we take
this extract:
ITO expose this deceit Of the democratic
leaders, to meet them on the ground they
have selected, the open letter to Gen. Rob
erts ,cas prepared by the person who Signeo
u-at first, in slightly modWed form. jon
an editorial for this paper but as Gen.
Roberts had called tor an aggressive .
campaign, it was thought best to open fire
all along the line. or course the writer
expected all the attention he has received
from the democratic press and their allies
and is prepared for it. They do not at
tack the facts. They dare not, except by
lies, and they hope to break the force OF
the truth by insinuation and falsehoods,
by ridicule and bogus lettors. 1t is need
less to say that it will fail
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TA,ee AttainabIe Blessings.

\ good appetite, vigorous digestion and sound
sleep are three blessings that imply good many
more, and are attainable by the daily use OF Hos
tettc,'- stomach Bitters. The stomach that is in
vgo.ated by that ruling tonic rapidly disposes
The foad mmltod to it, and at the proper time
craye7 Tor more with natural earnestness, and lhf
brain from which pain and dependency have beer
banishod by that salutary anodyne and cheering
cordial enjoys at the hour of rest that tranquil
dreaunless repose for which no other boon that
Providence can beslow can compensate. Beside:
these most desifa lc results, the entire physique Il
strengthened and fortified against the attacks o.
disease by this splendid vitalzer and protective
agent, which, take 1t altogether, is about the mos
desirable, As ii is unquestionably one OF the mos
popular medicines in existence. July7-Ieod&WlW
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"a NEW BOOK ON WALL STREET The in
creasing interest which stock operators are taking
in Puts Calls and Double Privileges and the
large profits daily made by this method of limited
liability have induced Messrs. John Ilickling Il
Co., - Broadway, New York to publish y page
book entitled "Alen and Idoms of Wall Street, !"
for the purpose Of explaining everything and TO
enable parties unacquantcd with the system to
operate on small sums of money. Copies sent
free to any address. All wishing information con-
corning railroad stocks should write to them.
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