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HYDE PARK.

THIRD SOUTH PARK CONCERT.
The unacconmodating weather prevented any
large attendance at the concert, which was given
yesterday under the direction Of Hans Balatka.
There was little enthusiasm manifested al
though the programme was choice one. With
pleasant weather, tue next concert Will be q
greater success.
RIFLE MATCH.
Yesterday afternoon, at their South Park
range. several members Of the Chicago Rifle
Club shot for the Callaghan prizes: Al stand
ing range, out of . possible Is the following
scores were made: Walter Burnham 62, S. W.
Burnham 50, 0. c. Blaekmer s., ]. ". Roberts
IS, e. G. Howe IS, Clark Burnh.lm Sc, C. Fuller
So, j. 4. Shaffer 81, H. ". S. Cleveland d, and
T. Bradwell Is. The prizes consisted Of NUM-
ber Of law books. which were divided into
parcels valued as follows: $50, SIS, $3.50, $3.50,
and 81, and won by the tivc first-named
individuals. After the prize shooting prac-
tice match was shot, in which Walter Burnham
was again victorious.
DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
"Cinderella;" or, The Glass Slipper" was
enacted last evening by the pupils of Miss
Holmes school. The attendance was very
large end distinguished one, there being many
from Chicago.
At the close of the performances Mr. E. E.
Ryan addressed the audience, presenting Miss
Holmes thanks tor the large and Interested at
tendance, and stating that the entertainment,
BY special request, would be repeated Monday
night
The persona acted with sans-froid perfectly
wonderful in such young people, and there was
never better-plcascd house III Hyde Park.
Everybody recognized 1t Us the finest stage pro-
duction In Hyde Parks career. Much praise
is due Miss Holmes for: her untiring endeavors
and patience, and to the several ladies who ma-
terially aided her. The proceeds are to be do
mated to the repairs Of St. Paul's Church, and
handsome sum will probably be netted for this
noble purpose.
MINOR MENTION.
4 number Of fragrant flowers were yestcr-
day planted on the ncwly-comp1etcd grounds Of
the Hyde Park House.
Miss Frances NJ. PcaTce is visiting at the resi-
dcnce OF her uncle here.
The town policemen have just come out in
bran new hats
Another Sunday school picnic took place on
the South Park picnic grounds yesterday.
New water pipes are going down at various
points, which gives poor taste to that fluid.
The new spire to the First Presbyterian t
Church has at last been completed, aud the |
danger boards removed.
, 1876-07-02

THE ASSIGNEE GOES FOR TIE STOCKHOLDERS.
Joel D. Harvey, Assignee Of the Commercial
Loan Company, and Henry Lampcrter, credit
or in his own behalf and for all other creditors
who may wish to join, united yesterday in filing
a bill in the Superior Court against Tolman
Wheeler, Bacon Wheeler, II. D. Buchanan,
Frederick Meyer, c. b. Meyer, Conrad Gehrke,
William Knokke, II. A Ewing, Mary c. Bu-
chanan, Gordon Buchanan, Mary s Buchanan,
Eliza 4. Buchanan, NJ. scimitz, Constantine
Kann, Rollin Wheeler, B. = Guyton, Ira
Holmes, Sophia G. Rood, ". q. Rood, and the
Commercial Loan Company, asking that the debts
and assets Of the Company may be ascertaiaed,
tho stockholders be held liable to the amount n
, 1876-07-02

| the payments were somewhat complicated,
owing to the many orders that the laborers had
8iyen 8 to their debtors. Orders came In, "Give
] Bill Smith s.. 20 for groceries. Mike Mulloy,''
&c, etc. After much trouble the payments
were all made, aud it was probably the hardest
}oo that has been done III that Office for years.
when the balance was made out it WAS found
that thelc was &c cents missing.
Tax-Commissioner Jim McGrath, who keeps a
gln.mlll Just opposite from the City Hall, IN
uounccs himself Us candidate for Mayor on an
independent ticket. It is said that no Demo
cratic candidate will be put up and that Colvin
won't run. Therefore, Jim offers his body for
tue plctdngs Of political buzzayds WHO Will leave
nothing but his bones to tell tue tale. His an-
nouncement is said to be no joke; but his name
IN connection with the office brings smile Of
incredulity aud look Of pity for the mistaken
notion. The popular candidate at the City Hall
is Monroe Heath.
The LIST Of July is the day on which the saloon
licenses fall due, and lit was expected that no
small amount Vi money would be taken in from
Pected, but 81 400 CAME to light. 1t is hoped
that the publication Of the names of those who
hare had no license, and the orders to tue police
regarding licenses in general, will result in a
greater revenue from the beer and whisky y-fieal-
ers OF the city. The list was published yester~
day, aud contains about !, 100 names, Of which
4O0 are those OF keepers Of unlicensed saloons,
the remainder arc those of billiard and pool
room Keepers. It is considered that the list
fully justiies Mayor Colvin's explanation why
there are not more saloon-liccnscs taken out.
His explanation was that people had gone out
OF the business. The totn1 receipts in the L.
censc Department during June were S4,192.24
,r,,o ro,,r+,, - J,,, will ho .a,.,,~,+as :,
;,f1arcnt wnvs iv M tho sorks IN tte cItv;s anu ~
ploy. Most OF the offices will be closed till
t;o, a'io,ts bU tha nnmc bo ori, enI efsaas
a,n ~, - t. ;,I ~. r. r;4G Cy, en.s
tpe'su W. o tna5 ~ - W tne 15 cero , au
aae na;l. r. ane 1onpetoaer ~. WI ktop
% ~ .n thin11s .n tat ta b;l
| ncanle 1at sho,s their nafrintis1, tt; nc IN NJ
+t,at Nv Gro" t. 49,. ~ ~. o
oS;tef wy tn4n ~ nslptnS ,I nione{ y! 1nto .e
onlI, 80 tl. riath t' ,1t ~ ~ heps ousy
p1cA.s II a%ay !" .no eams' e,1a ano .ilalU1iy
eae+ tc trai, S1tlms thay IL asu Ut " LILLE stie
itst, eney uu os iooS s.o,n ~ " ,uG
o. Juol1Llon oMN'E 10 sSsSle stlnellcS ~
fne fc nynSy ln.Mi' or,c nMg puue nega @ avH no
fe tcar " ulsot1efty c1nuues a.S1ns run u1nk
1rom ane atys ep,o,1S, a. ~ 1,aaI .n1te - -
I uAecpr ,,,1 Inv US nao " Sos ans ~
P01 tu1Gtt. WIZ ~bA4A uu5 t3oua-oA1CA Elhes VI
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Thomas Hastinpe 1rct,,rea fnnioh+ at Tam
-a~..s~- -, ~.A - os te
pcrance Ha!l, on nuron s1feet near clark, or
line 4rnc rain o1 lr1sh independence"
| The members of the Hjphland Association nj
1;,;,,o;. o,a tFo;, fr;onas g,;,, ho,5 ~
hoslct n;cnic NJ Wn1f Lake Ind T,,osdov
"rals nr pt-4,'s -1s' .' u''
Inc regular montmy meeting OF the Board Of
Children will be held at the Hospital, corner OF
Adams and Pan1;na STREETS. Monday at ~ ha1fsn.st 81
ua,'ls ;''u a'1i'A houuas ~ nA''~pass
3o.e'oeh'
Inc cnurcn ot the kcaee1ner viii be closed
from to-day I'll the first Sunday IN September,
lor repairs: Inc pastor VIII preach discourse
years in our national life
The CONGREGATION of Christ Church have pfyen
expression to their sorrow at the death of B}shnn
Cummins by the draping of the whole jnteri1r
Of the etlificc with mourning. Dshop Chcnev,a
sermon in the mornine viii be Memorial ~
t1be late Presiding Ris6on. -
IN,
1here VIII ne picnic July at Spring Lawn,
near Arlington Hei9hts, under The auspices Of
Chnrcb n;nncr rcfreai,monts ~ @pa1SUp11 pah,sIp5
antiv provided. 4 PonnIn y sunn1ies % the nusic
Train leaves Kinzie and Canal streets at s.45
~ ~, ~ - .
~ n1c ~ hsse sttg =. ens rioa.lngh 5oet
VIII De made Wednesday, leaving Clark street
bladge At ; oGlock- any one having sick children
IN cnafsc WI be admitted, no tickets being re-
qnlrea. tt., Motners @ ana nurses should provide
themselves @ With cups and spoons in their lunch-
paskets al!Ik ana crackers WILL be supplied On
The vessel Without chafge.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
have appointed the following leaders for the
Gospel tcmperance-mectings at 3 o'clock D: m.
in Lower Farwell Hall for the coming week:
Monday, Mrs. o. B. Wilson; Tuesday, Mrs. +,
S. Rounds; Wednesday, Mrs. o. 3. SCHUYLER:
, 1876-07-02
OPINIONS.

TIE LAST BATCH FILED At OTTAWA.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
OTTAWA, July 1.-0pinions Of the Supreme
Court have been filed in the following cases:
| 1S73-c1yrL DOCKET.
n. Eeil ct al. vs.. Healy ct al. decree affirmed
1o74-EEHEARlSG DOCKET.
2. R., r. I. & St. L. R r CO. w. Byam, ad-
minlstrator, ETC.; reversed aud remanded.
CIVIL DOCKET.
25. Reynolds IS. Grecnebaum; affirmed
50. StOWell VS.. Beagle; affirmed.
18. Fnklns vs. Sullivan ct a.. reversed
IS. zirkle w. Joliet Opera House Company; af
9i. shrceves vs.. Allen; reversed and renanded.
Ill. Hards ct al. vs Myers ct al; reversed and
remanded.
l34. Powers VS.. Briggs ct al; reversed and re-
manded-
seott and Sheldon. J: j.; dissenting:
156. Womer vs.. Lamar Insurance Company; rc-
ycrBed and rcmanded.
164. Becker ". Becker; affirmed in part and f.
lss. Pickering ct al. vs.. Cease imp1eaded. etc.
affirmed
la5: american Merchants Union Express Com
204, Stanley ss Valentine ct a.. decree re-
vcrsed, and rclnanded.
2l3. Breckenridge Ct al, vs. ostram, admins
trator, ETC. decree affirmed
2221. May VS.. Magee Ct nj. affirmed.
o36. Adams vs.. Adams ct a.. reversed and re-
saa. Smith vs. Lyon; reversed and remanded.
251. Prout ys. Lomcr ct: al. decree affirmed,
26o, Rulison ct al. Vs. Post, BY next friend; af-
fEHled.
272. Walker ct al. u. Stevens; affirmed
o84. Edbrook Cooper ct Al. affirmed.
290. Stampofski vs.. Stcffens; affirmed
308. Cushnan ct al. vs.. Illinois Starch Company;
affirmed.
3I4, Fowler vs. Concy; affirmed.
324. Doan ct al. vs- Dunhan; reversed and re-
uanded
$50. Chicago. Burlington i Quincy Railroad
Company w. Chamberlain ct al; decree reversed
and fcnlaaded.
346. Denis rs. Denis; decree affirmed.
1868. Smith vs. Third National Bank Of st. Louis:
affirmed.
37;. GIennan ct al. ~. Chicago, Milwaukee l.
ST. Paul Railroad Company; affirmed.
362. Bowen ct al. rs. Bond ct al. decree To-
versed and rernanded.
3Ss Bns1insame vs.. Brewster; affirmed. Scott
and Sheldon, ]. j., dissenting.
406 In the matter OF will O: Tuller deceased;
reversed and remanded.
424. c. T. a. Il E. Co. VI. C. ". & V. Coal Co. -;
affirmed.
4o7. Stu.zes ya Miller Ct al decree affirmed.
, 1876-07-02

There are daily classes in German at Il, r.
Bryant's Chicago Business College and English
Training School, all making excellent progress.
This branch can be taken separately or With any
others that are desired. The sessions will continne
during the entire summer. College building south-
east corner State and Washington st1sets.
, 1876-07-02

Edward MCGOWAN, robbery, one year Peniten-
tiary; Thomas Wellington, burglary, ole year
pcnitcntiary; John Long, larceny, two years
House Of Correction. AIIGhacl Bny7ses, John
Waters, and Thomas Williams changed their re-
spective pleas to .'not guilty." and we're re-
uauded to await trial
, 1876-07-02

AT ST. JoHNsBURY, VT.
ST. JoHNsBURr, Vt, July Ia fire this after.
noon broke out in the papcr-mill next to tho
Passumpsic River, and, sweeping through the
village, destroyed sixty buildings, stores, mills,
and dwellings, the entire business portion Of
the village. Loss estimated at 100000 About
one-third insured Among the buildings burned
aad se sa a55 c5uIS S Bson 9nqy
lies are homeless.
, 1876-07-02

The alarm from Box E32 at 5:15 yesterday
morning was caused by the burning of lard
kettle in the butcher-shop, No. 565 Ashland
avenue, owned aud occupied By Gus Burdewa
The flames were extiugushcd before the arrival
OF the e1gincs bj the owner. Damage nominal.
, 1876-07-02
MARINE NEWS.

Special Dispatch to TIE Tribune,
PORT Hunos, Mich., July 1.--Dows-Props
Afaska, Cancsteo, Montana, Mary Mills, san-
tiac and consort, Antelope and barges, Mineral
Rock and bargcs; schrs Grace, Channon, Ahira,
Cobb, Erie, Belle, Christina Nilsson, Bolivia
Ur-Props Badger State, Bcrtselly, Holland,
City Of Toledo, Foy and consort, Lincoln and
consort, Havana and barges, Tempest and
barges, .Abercorn and tow, Enterprise and con-
sort; schrs Lotus, Exile, John L. Green, Francx
Palms, Norway, Pride Of America.
WND-Nortkeast, gentle: weather, clondy.
Speciol Dispatch to TIE Tribune
PoRT HuRos, Mich, July 1-10 D. m.-DovH
Props Starucca, Colorado, Annie l. Craig, Shell
don with consort, r Ely, King Sisters.
UP-Prop Waver1ey; schr Our Son. -.
WED-North, gentle; weather foggy
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5pec7dl UsSpdfch to 7ne 1T76uN8.
APPLETON, Wis, July, 1.-Early this mJtn-
ing fire, occasioncd BY kitchen stove, broke
out at William Gaty's residence on Appleton
street, which was consumed, together with tho
adjoining premises and stock Of John Specker,
storekeeper. Damage about 5000. Insured.
$1,000.
, 1876-07-02

BUFFALO,.
9pecto! Dispatch to The Tribune
BUFFALO, July 1.-The new propeller W1ssa
hfckon, building at the Union Ship Yard for tbe
Anchor Line, was successfully launched tha
afternoon.
The Buffalo E1eyating Association have Sue
ceeded ln harmonizing matters with the doater
Stree Trade,'' and the following elevator rata
has been agreed upon, commencing Monday
next: sc per ba, 1ac to grain, and to vessel
, 1876-07-02

C1xcrSNAT1, July 1.-The White Mills distl-
lery; in the western part Of the city, owned By
Duckworth & Co., was struck By lightning and
burned Loss 5000. Fully insured.
, 1876-07-02
THE WEATHER.

NAsH1SGTos, D. c., July 2-1 q. n.-For tho
Upper Lake Region, light rains, followed by
clearing and slightly WITS weather, easterly
winds, veeEing to souther1y: md continued lo8
ebarometcr.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-07-02
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

- VV@F1TV11Tl tFEWUs
NE" YORK, July 1-ArriTed-StcsmiAtp
Germanic, from Liverpool.
LONDON, July 1.-steamship Algeria fruo
New York, has arrived out
SAN Francisco, July y1-Sai1cd-Pacffc mali
We,t 9teamer City OF Peking. Tor Hong Kong, Wis
, 1876-07-02
MARQUETTE.

6pec7as NSpa.ch to Tie 1fI6une
MARQUETTE, Mich, July 1.--ARR1vED-Sch
Metropolis.
CLEARED-Prop Superior; schrs Sandusky, 8.
L. Mashor, Metrnpnlisr Columbia
PASSED UF-Props Mary Grail, T. l.. uura~
DowH-Prop City OF Duluth
, 1876-07-02


to the fact, City Pbysician Dun,e was sent foy.
The latter examined him and said there was
nothing wrong with him but afery bad dose Of
whisky. But little attentionwas paid to him
until late in the afternoon, wien It vas noticed
ag.in sent for, but could no be found, and ats
O'Clock the man died, supposedly from the
effects Of the whisky Thee was nothing upon
his person By which he cou1 be identified. he
was apparently about 5afears Of age, rather
mixed hair, slightly bald, mustache and goatcc,
and WAS dressed In gza' suit, With calico shirt
and gaiters.
The Captain OF thcag A. B. Ward, Mr.. r. s,
Butler, rendered to 4 select number of his
friends the use OF hisug for u pleasure excur-
street bridsea soclo, steamed o1t Of I tbe 1 rTer
and into the lake to te crib, to pay Capt. Rail-
etrom, "The King oCrib Island" visit AIr.
Ka1lstrpm explaincdhe mysteries of his island
to the party, and amour was spent very pleas
antly. When the non vas up tue party board
the lake On tHr moonlight excursion.
The party continul northwaTd until Gross
Point LghtrHouse'as reached, when an east
erly direction was ken, and they finally reach
ed the river 4 TO-: ?. m, after pleasant and
the courteous Canin; Among the party were |
BIZ. and Mrs. B. miller, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S, |
Butler and dauter, Mrs Dan Gage, Mrs, !
Runyon, Ar. antAirs- Charles Larnan. Miss |
Ella l. hchezso1Misses Ella and Sarah Gage,
Miss Wayman, 1ss Emma Miller, Miss SARAH
Jones, Miss Ettaa1ket, Mcssrs- ]. B. and ]. s,
Wayuaan, Dewitt. Wells, ". L. Runvon, b.
II 1ustiu. VIII. Davis. and Charles II. War
ren-
TIE rAMoF GREAT RRroRMEn.
sGrandpa !"aid the fair young girl in a
shrek that vcd have curdled the water In
locomotive tler, tttbey have nominated
TYIden.H &If' said the old man drcani-
II. -no1ninated-TuDEN," she
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DAMks' SONGS.
STEWARDS SONGS.

Let not thy Heart be Troubled. Sig & C-.30c
Tell her Love her song Chorus. 300.
Whisper that you Love me. Sg & Ch- .3Oc
Take me again to yonr Heart. s & C--..3Oc
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Osgood's New Books.
SHIFTS and lnsiuhts.

By Mrs. A. D. T. WHITNEY, Author Of Leslie
Goldthwaite," 1--WE Girls" .sReal Folks, .
''The Other Girls" etc. 2 vols, limo. s..
eeNErs A. D. T. Whitney is the leader of the
WI school of American novelists to which
she belongs, and any book from her pen is i'm
portant both for what it is and for the influ-
enee that IL is sure to have, both among such
young girls as she loves to talk about and
among sentimental women. Nice young Ia
dies, not too devoted to dress, but liking to be
est hearty fashion, but caring more for making
home happy, and very earnestly intending to
be good, are the heroines that Mrs. Whitney
always chooses, .-.... A cheerful lOve-story,
many pleasant, quaint sayings and bits Of hui.
NOR, much good description, and nothing
stupid. ~ Boston Globe.
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Candidates.
For Clerk Of District Court.

~ We are authorized to announce Mr..
ALECK r. THOMPSON as candidate for
Clerk of the District Court for Bossier parish
Mr.. Editor: Please announce Major C..
McCLENAGHAN as a candidate for Clerk of
the District Court for this Parish, at the ensu-
ing election, and oblige,
MANY VOTERS,
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AN ELEGANT STocK.-The estab-
lishment of Messrs. Raphael Kahn &
Co., Shreveport, is now one of the most
attractive places in that city to the la
dies. Their stock of staple and fancy
dry goods is superb and is the admira-
ton OF their visitors, as, are their low
prices. Their stock Of clothing and
shoes is complete, and their line Of car
pet goods is unrivalled.
A KAHN 4 CO.-This firm, which
keeps the only exclusive house-furnish-
ing establishment in the place, has on
sale one of the very finest and largest
stocks of crockery, glassware, cutlery,
stoves, tinware-in short all articles
embraced in the house furnishing bus
mess, ever offered in this market.
Their prices are as low as those of any
similar establishmentin the Southwest.
They are also the sole agents in
Shreveport for the sale of the famous
Charter Oak Stoves, with all the late
Improvements, which they are Offering
at reduced prices.
REMovAL.-Mr. John Caldwell
having disposed of his lower stable,
corner of Texas and Edwards streets,
Shreveport, La, will concentrate all
his time and talent" upon the Eclipse
Stables located farther up on Texas
street and near the middle of the block.
He proposes to make these stables a
regular Horse Palace" at the mere
sight of which animals of the equine
persuasion will neigh their apprecia-
ton and delight. Fine saddle and
harness horses, fine buggies and car
riages and hearses, will be his pro-
gramme, and he is determined, by
strict attention to man and beast and
business generally, to win for his board
ing house and stables yet higher
niche in the temple of fame.
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Look to Your Interest.

r W. BRASHER, Of this place, having
LIZ made permanent arrangements with
the Land Offices ct Natchitochos and Now Or
leans, La, il now prepared to make Home
stead entries for persons desiring them, much
cheaper than by going to the Land Ofice, and
viii guarantee satisfaction. decl36b
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QUARTERLY MEETNGs-SECOND ROUND
Shrereport District Webster, at Mt. Zion,
June 10th and 18th. South Bossier, at Belle.
vue, June 9th and 25th. North Bossier, at
Red River Church, July End and 3rd
JOEL T. Dawes,
Presiding Elder.
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NEW EDITION.
Two Years Before the Mast.
By r. H. DANA. JR. 4l.5O.

The truest book Of sailor life ever written,
and written SO charmingly as to hold its fresh.
ness through scores of editions.
For sale by all booksellers. Sent; post
paid, on receipt Of the price, by the Publishers,
JAMES r. OSGQOD 4 CO.,
July l3-i Bosros.
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CENTENNIAL
Songs and Quartets.

One Hundred Years Ago. Song & CHI. Sc.
One Hundred Years Ago Quartet for Male
Voices. 49, lOc.
Marching Meath our Starry alag. Song
Marching Meath our Starry Flag. Quartet
for Male Voices. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS loo.
Let the Hills and Wales Resound. Quartet
Mixed Voices. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l2c.
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New Book for the I 900, 900
Our Western Border 100 Years Auo.

A Graphic history Of the heroic epoch Of
n American border life-its thrilling con-
fiicts of Red and White foes; exciting adven-
lures, captivities, forays, scouts; pioneer wo-
men and boys; Indian War Paths, camp life
and sports. A book for old and young. Not q
dull page. No competition. Enormous sales.
Agents wanted everywhere. Circulars free.
Address j. G. McCURDY & Co,
nl5-il No. go Olive St., st. Louis, Mo-
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Haspess Weekly: Those who 70
ted Tor Grant under protest in 1872
decided that a Democratic rest0ra.
ton would be a calamity altogether
greater than any mischief that could
result from the election of Grant.
but most of that class would con-
sder q Republican nomination at
tnls time which promised a mere
oontlnuance of the regime under
which the honor of the country and
sae character of popular govern
9ent that 50 severely suffered posi-
we evil which they would actively
eppose. And this feeling extends
oeyond the class Of which we speak.
Michigan Union soldier says SEN
!satlonsly, II have always voted
1e Republican ticket heretofore,
ss When it comes to being ruled by
aleses or rebels, l shall choose to
y mied BY rebels" 1t is an cpl
s.annatic way Of putting it, but it
voice which IS heard on all sides,
suu VIII be needed at Cincinnati.
wv y the voice of the element
!. sa.cn has given power and success
"'Ae Republican party.
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For Sheriff.

. ~ We are authorized to announce Mr. j
L. C. GRAHAM as candidate for Sheriff Of
Bossier parish; subject to nominate IN Of Dem
ocratic party.
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Tho Unseen World and Other Essays

By JOBN FIsKE. ! vol, I2mo. g.
The subjects which be has treated are, in
deed, most varied and wide ranging They al
but exhaust the field of criticism, as philosO-
ply and abstruse science, religion and history,
poetry and music, are all successfully treated,
and that with marked ability Philadelphia
Inquirer.
Gone Of the really strong and valuable
books of the year. Boston Advertiser.
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A LSO, supply of READY MIXED PAINTS
"A Of various scolors, in packages of to 5
gallon cans, ready for use for inside or outside
painting.
Has on hand and is constantly receiving q
fresh supply of the above Goods, which Will
be sold at the lowest market rates.
n Country orders solicited and promptly
attended to. .vI4n8Iy
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MEMORIAL SONGS.

Scatter Sweet Flowers DER her Grave.
DAnke- .OVC'
Weep DER the Graves of the Loved Ones.
U8nkS. s1Vo.
Memorial Flowers. Ballard. MendelsshOn. Soc.
Scatter Sweet Flowers Trio for Fem. Vo. Soc.
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