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mt one were Mexicans, and all bus

hut one were Mexicans, and all bus
mess was in Spanish. Any person
who has been through New Mexico,
and has seen the people, cannot but
think that the addition Of it to the
United States would be utter fool
ishness. There is nothing whatever
to be gained by it, and all the voters
viii be completely under the control
Of q clique or sring,n who will use
them for their own personal or party
interests.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-06-01
Tho Habitations Of Man IN All Ages

BY VIoLLET-LE-DUC, author of ANNALS of q
Fortress 1.-THE Story of House," dis
courses on Architecture" Fully illustrated.
vol, 8vo. Beveled boards, red edges. IS.
"We are shown, step by step. through o
long procession Of the ages, the manner in
which the human race, in various lands, at va
rious times, and from widely different materi-
ais, constructed habitations which, however
magnificent architecture Of later times. We
have the whole story told, and shown by en-
cravings, from the rude, shelter of primitive
man. the shifting habitations of nomadic
hordes, the massive grandeur Of Egyptian and
those Of China, the elegant abodes Of the cul-
tivated Greek aud wealthy Roman, the lordly
castles Of feudal times. and the sumptuous
mansions of the Renaissance In short, this
is the history of domestic architecture in all
times and nations, and. apart from the knowl
edge it communicates, win be found as enter
tanning as romance PhiIadel phia Press.
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Osgo0d's New Books.
SiQhts and Insults.

Goldthwaite, "We Girls" "Real Folks"
''The Other Girls" etc. 2vols., l2mo. g.
seNTrs 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 inf
portant both for what it is and for the infiu-
enee that it is sure to have, both among such
young girls as she loves to talk about and
among sentimental women ME- young Ia
dies not too devoted to dress, but liking to be
pretty and neat caring for society in an hon
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. $1,000 A cheerful love-story,
many pleasant, quaint sayings and bits of hn-
NOR, much good description, and nothing
stupid III Boston Globe. -tls
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q J. M. Scanland, more familiarly
known to The Tribune readers as
the racy Washington correspondent,
Elder b. arrived in the city on
Sunday evening, and will remain
for several days. He has been ten
dered the freedom Of Zion, and will
make hinsefat homs.-[Salt Lake
Tribune. I.sA sls..s.sa 81
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Candidates.
For Clerk Of District Court.

- We are authorized to announce Mr..
ALECK K. THOMPSON as candidate for
Clerk of the District Court for Bossier parish
Mr.. Editor: Please announce Major C.
McCLENAGHAN as candidate for Clerk of
the District Court for this Parish, at the ensu-
ing election, and oblige, a
MANY VOTERS.
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When hog weighs two hundred
and fifty pounds it is more profita-
bic to sell him than to wait twelve
months and feed him up to FIVE hun
dred pounds. It costs moro to keep
him the second year than the first,
and the gain il weight and value
d much less.
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AN ELEGANT .STocK.-The estab-
lishment of Messrs. Raphael Kahn g.
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 isunrivalled.
A KAHN & 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. s. 81
REMovAL.-Mr. John Caldwell
having disposed Of his lower stable,
corner of Texas and Edwards streets,
Shreveport, La, will concentrate all
his slime and talentn upon the Eclipse
Stables located farther up on Texas
street and near the middle of the block.
He proposes to make these stables
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 a yet higher
niche in the temple of fame.
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sIRAYED OR STOLEN,

Etem Cottage Hin residence of undersigned,
90 Black Horse Male. about Isl hands
elen; one Dark Brown Horse Mule, about IA
eaads high Also, one Bay Mare, about Is
- hgh, hog haG,k," fine PAGER and
suitable reward viii be paid for their de-
9s.ey e ne ut my homo, or to Mr.. Francis
SAtth, ct Bellevue.
KENNEDY.
Jnnel l, IzG
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For Sheriff.

~ We are authorized to announce Mr.
L.. G. GRAHAM as candidate for Sheriff IF
Bossier parish; subject to nominate IN of Dem
ocratic party. taj
~ We are authorized to announce Major
R. E. WYCHE as o candidate for Sheriff Of
the parish of Bossier; subject to nomination
by the Democratic party.
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The Latest News.

$50 6SAeV0b ovVW0s
MONTREAL, May 3O.-Sharp frost
and ice in exposed places.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 90
Freeman's livery stable with 60
horses burned. Loss $4,000.
CINCINNATI, May 29.-Mr. .Bloss,
an editor Of the Enquirer, was run
over by an engine aud killed. He
had been 90 years on the Enquirer.
Aged 80 years. so5 ia
ga NEW ORLEANS, May pa row
occurred at meeting of the Ninth
Ward Democratic Club tonight.
Several shots were fired. A man
named Roberts was shot and in.
family killed. Murderer unknown.
BERLIN, May 29.-The Port has
indirectly notified the powers that
he will on no account consent to
two months arlnistice. Servia is
ready for action. She has 10000
infantry, 10000 cavalry and 800
pieces of artillery.
ST. LOUIS, May 29.-White Car
roll, well known steainbeatman,
was fatally stabbed in quarrel
with Robert Williams in front Of
q furnishing store under the st.
James. Williams struck him after
receiving a blow with cane. ~
NEW ORLEANS, May 29.-Three
white men, McCardle, Graham and
Dnmonville, while sleeping in camp
in Iberyille parish, were attacked
by q negro who killed McCardle and
Graham with an axe and wounded
Dumouville. The negro plundered
the camp and fed. s.
Congressional Committee arrived
except New, Of Indiana. Inyestiga
ton begins tomorrow.
MEMPHIS, May 29.-Passengers
from Hot Springs, Ark, report
intense excitement there Saturday
over the shooting of John G. Hale, a
prominent citizen Of that place, and
son.in.law of ex-Gov. Brownlow,
OF this State, on last Saturday by
VIM. P. Walsh, postmaster, and a
prominent politician. The difficulty
grew out of Washes building a
store on the ground claimed by Hale.
Reports conflicting as to who fred
the first shot. Walshe emptied the
contents Of a double barreled shot
gun into Hale's side, isflicting a
mortal wound. Walsh was arrested.
y BosTON, May 3O.-Warren Fish.
. er, Jr., contractor for building the
Fort Smith and Little Rock road
has been summoned to Washington
The Boston Herald publishes ar
interview with prominent lawyer
who acted for the creditors, ani
Warren Fisher, Jr., in their inyesti
cation as to what became Of tn,
million dollars bonds and securities
said to have been given Fisher. Thu
attorney says Fisher testified tina
he paid to Hon. j. G. Blaine $3.50,
600 for no consideration whatever
and that Caldwell, who pocketed
was his agent in negotiating thu
securities and used q great portion
Of them 10 advancing his own enter
pfises. ap
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-06-01

QUARTERLY MEETINGs--SEcoND RoUND-
Shreveport District;--We Webster, at Mt. Zion,
June 10th and 18th. South Bossier, at Belle
yue, June oath and 25th. North Bossier, at
Red River Church, July 2nd and 3rd.
a JOEL T. Dawes,
~ 5sks5 f{sHs,s Presiding Elder.
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Mr. Blaine's reputation is very
much like the commandment. The
little boy said he didn't break the
commandment, but he cracked it,
New York Herald.
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The Unseen World and Other Essays.

By JOHN FIsKE. | vol, J2mo. DsZi
deed, most varied and wide ranging. They all
hut 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, ri Philadelphia
Inquirer.
Zone of the really strong and valuable
books of the year, Boston Advertiser.
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The hall prepared for the National
Democratic Convention at st. Louis
win seat, it is estimated, twenty
thousand people. 49,
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COMING
FOR LADIES.

Funny Little Man came Counting Me. 800
Can there be harm in kissing7 Linwood. $50
Flirting on the Streets. Stewart. ........ 800
Give me q handsome young man. Persley- $50
He had such taking ways. Gorham.. SOC
He never saws o word. Eastburn. ..:Oo
He's a Beau of mine Miller. 800
He's naughty but He's NICE Operti. -. :. 800
If Won want q Kiss, take it, Douglas. ). 800
I'll make him speak ont. Higgins. 300
Men are such deceivers. Danks...........30c
My love he is Mennonite Miller. 200
Oystcrs and Wheat NJ Stewart. 800
Stolen kisses are the Sweetest. ......3 $50
Tom If Won love Inc. saw &c. Danks 300
Two's Company, Three's none. Dressler. 300
When Charley plays the Drum. Stewart. $50
viii have youl Why, yes; to be sure.
Il. sir. La Hache ...-..-......-........35c
Young ......-.----.......--.-.3 $50
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-06-01

A LSO, Q supply Of READY MIXED PAINTS
"A of various colors, in packages of l to
gallon cans, ready for use for inside or outside
painting. zF
4 Has on hand and is constantly receiving a
fresh supply of the above Goods, which Will
be sold at the lowest market rates.
~ Country orders solicited and promptly
attended to. v14n8ly
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New Book for the 1 900, 900
Dur. Western Border 100 Years Auo.

4 Graphic history Of the heroic epoch Of
N American border hfe--its thrilling con-
flicts of Red and White foes; exciting sdven-
lures, captivities, forays, scouts; pioneer wo-
men and boys; Indian War Paths, camp life
and sports. A book for old and young. Not .
duh page. No composition, Enormous sales.
Agents wanted everywhere. Circulars free.
Address j. c. McCURDY & CO,
n15-il No. go Olive St., st. Louis, Mo.
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NEW EDITION.
Two Years Before the Mast.

BY T. II. DANA, JR. $I.oU.
The truest book of sailor life ever written,
and written so charmingly as to hold its fresh
ness through scores of editions.
- Fer sale by all booksellers. Sent. post
paid, on receipt Of the price. by the Publishers,
JAMES r. OSGOOD & CO.,
july Isl PosroS
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! FOR GENTLEMEN.

Beautiful Waltzer.. Juch 200
Call again to morrow. .Levey. $50
Cane OF my Daddy .Dressler. 800
Crossing the Ferry -Newcomb. SOC
Cunning little dark-eyed beauty Bishop. $50
Dat makes me holdings out -. haywood 800
Drinf ing Gin. Heath. 800
Fascinating Blonde. Pratt. 800
Gal with her hair cut curly. Angelo 300
Gay Young Clerk in . Dry Goods Store.-
ef. Hays. 40c
Get up and shut the door, Hays. $50
Girls don't mean all they say Angelo. SOC
Hard Times. Higgins.4 500
How love the pretty girls. Dressler 500
don't can tolt YOU Hays 400
I'm Captain of the Guards. Hays. $50
I'm deep in love with pretty girl Cox. 800
I'm my daddy,s only Son. --.---..: Pratt $50
Milliners Daughter - Miller. jOc
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sNEEKlY Eik0 INpEPENDENT.
suspNa. CINE rs. 1910, {,
ANorIlsR .I.1,uro..I4os.

a proposal Was made 70 tAsAouse
Judiciary Cotnrnittte fe:es,lytn.bchalf
'uJ tho Union Ghd ctsiual ,Patinc Rail-
road Companies r. IN subaitdtc for the
Lawrence bin irscnuy reported by the
inujosfly ofitse seutlmittes. The pro-
posed substitute Pr6i1aGs t;aant each Of
these companies shall pay to tho United
States Treasury, 5000, 900 per uunum,
her ten years, and $4,000 per unnuin
4hereafter until these amounts, with
-tcoHsrcunded Interest," sl.ail LaTe created
II sinking fund sufhjtcnt to liquidale
tho respective totals of Tho subsidy
bonds advanced by the &cterninent, to-
tssther with simple i.terest up TO &he
sthfte' Of .ihutnrity. These paymcats ire
70 be in lieu Of the -fvo per cen,hm
payments OH account ofiho net receipts
and all other monetary requirements.
IL ID Gaoproposod that the companies
lands Shall be exempt from taxation
s,uuder State or Territorial authority,
rand that tho existing law. which mikes
Il ' ~ w. q H
nil lands not disposed OF within three
4 Years, subject TO presumption entry
shall be repealed. Tho proposition
4 now 'spblESfed docs not include ,tay
!. provision for selling Of hseeunyeying 10
the government nny portion Of tko .Pn-
4 citic Eailrond land grant.
j5,j!This now lsropos:tion iis. iih cir opin-
zion, u less favorable one to The Govern
mrnt and country than TINT embodied ia
tho Lawrence bill, and tho attempt, 10
(: exempt from taxation by Statu or Terri
lprial authority, tho property OF u cor
s Fention lying or boing in such State or
Territory would prove a nudity, because
I: lin contravesItioH Of tho constitutional
i provision that call taxation shall be
/, equal" mud when the title TO these
subsidy lnnds Is once actually, starr
led from the general government to the
railroad companies, mo legitimate
3 power in the laal 'Ceuld L,r4ycnt its ns-
;ress.nent for taxation. Il is scarcely
to be expected thnt the government
Z; will ever receive mi adequate return for
/ tho assistance rendered tAc Pacific roads,
: and HAo tOriRs embodied In tho LAW
Z Tence bill, 4,rhen ,ns G'wholo, would mp
J. pruaeh nearor the desired onl, than
those Of any arrangement for settle
! ment yet suggested, for TINT payment is
a'to BIO mnde ut once, whereas by nll
other plans, the matter must drag
Ihrough long course OF years, mt the
Z expiration OF which tiuo dnal adjust
iment might DO rs far distant as it up.
d pears to-day. -f
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SEVENTH uAIiO-

When Kentucky was called, Harlan
Withdrew BristQw, and c9st Kentticky's
vote--2l-f0r 1TGycs. 'Cmin6ach, OF
Indiana, then took the platform and
Withdrew the name of Morton, M were
also NIL others with the exception Of
blaine and Hayes. Upon announcing
tue result II the seventh ballot, lInyet
had ISL r6tcI; Blame :I57 AMI I;ristow
2l;-n few still ndhcring to the latter,
notwithstanding his name was with
drawn. On formal ballot being taken,
VIM. y. Wheeler, of New York, rccciv-
cd the nomination for President.
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TOTAL.
THIRD BALLOT.

Tho following il sr'mmar$ Of the
subsequent ballots.
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THE RErunLloAN NoDIINEEs.

= t'he Republican EatiGnhi Ceaventioa
concluded its labors yesterday by
nominating Governor Il. d. Hayes OF
Ohio for President and Vim. A. Wheeler
OF Now York for yicc-Prcsidcnt. Mr..
Blaine wGs xSRaeIit1y Tho fa%tite, AID
sngly, ossr'ied moro strength :thnn any
ono OF tic Q1roininent men whose nanes
hnvu been mentioned i'll connection with
the candidacy for President, md we
] have good reason to believe that his
nomination would have afforded much
greater satisfaction III the party ranks
than will nov DO felt. Whatever may
be urged nguinst Mr.. Blaine, lie is gem
orally conceded to bu ono Of the atIest
men OF his party, and as q life long,
consistent, and zealOss &cpublicnn, he
was, beyond q aonft, moro Justly cn-
titled 10 tho honor OF nomin-
alton ut tho bRn'ls of the Conves-
tion. thun any eshcr annn, and
the iHllnrU TO mako him It's
standard bearer in the vOsains cant
frnign, vas grave error, and ono frers
Which disaster TO tho Republican party
IS very likely to How. Tie Democrats,
ID times Pnst, havo inndo some such
biuntlurs, but NO have strong hopes
THAT in tho Centennial year, they will
avoid The rock upon which our polite
nj aIvorsnries IRE liaIle TO split.
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THE Sheer State of the 18th instant
contains a communication from Cornu-
Cupin, In which tho arrival Of Il Mr.
ASA Moore, with a load Of freight from
Winnemuccd i'll Il.o unparalleled time
Of eight days, is set down as wonder
Iul achievement, md il probably is
for that route. The vcracious cl,rcuic-
Ter then cnscs his master mind bS dis.
charging tho porteutious obrervHtion
+ Tint "if all tho frcightcrs tfrom Winnie
mucca) wcrc like 1Ir. Moa.c, Elko
couldn't get pound Of freight the
coming year" Now we don't propose
to wsao any limo upon tho hummer
who coHeactcd the nbovo balderdnsh,
but Leaf SoBid person ignhrnilt OF tic
minus which prompts these reriodi-
cnl putgings should DC led nslray as 10
tho real value Of his ii,RiPid vnporingH,
40 will briefly siptc that tho entire
interest OF tho 0fleions blathcrskitc
In tho district pcrfumcd by his presence
consists Of collapsed carpct-bng and a
diHy shirt. when, 10 hear him noutbr,
a stranger might think him another
Atlas, bearing the whole world Of Cor
,nucopia upon his athletic shoulders.
Tho fact IL, the respectable people Of
Cornucopin, with worry few exceptions,
regard Eiko ns tho legitimate receiving
point. aud her citizens ms friends, and
80 long as ircights can he delivered
tlom here 40 chcaply "A from other
poinlkan tho railroad, just so long will
Eikb EetGin their carrying trade. Mr. G.
9 Creme one Of the prominent froighters
from this place sipco 1869, and who has
Just completed his topth trip with heavy
teans to the vorious cqDns north this
eoosou, informed us yesterday that lie
had engaged full leads OF freight for
CoTnucorIS, 10 no dcligcrcd ~ three
daye. Tbo tn.o ogreoh upon 10 two
cents per pound; ono fouhii forfeit u
moro than three days are c0nGnincd ~
Tho transit. Tho distance through, Is
only soventy.iuilcs, and in the present
condition Of the roads three u four
Jnsa IL all tho time required by sub.
piaDtial ircjahters 10 ieake Tie THY.
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81.
SECOND HAhL"1'
Alabama Blaine IG, Bristow !.
Arknilsus -Iilnimo |, IInrirnnft III.
CAiif6riiin- DlAinc q, Hayes >, Comk-
ling >.
Colorado --I,lninc 6.
ConnccticGi-1ilniho ., Bristow o,
Hayes !.
Delaware E!nimc q:
Flori,in-lIInino !; Norton I.
GcorSin-BlainU ., Bristow j Conk-
ling &, Morton 1.
lllinuis-Dlainc -, DriaOw q, Hayes
I.
Indinun--AIorton 80.
. lowa.-Dlnino -.
Knnsas--lilnino 10.
Kcnimcky--BristOw 81.
Louisiana blaine - Morton IL.
Maine -'l'lninc ".
MASSACHUSETTS, l'lni!io !, Dristow Is,
Wheeler j.
MiehiHnn-' B'd'ncs q H'tslow0, Hayes
J, ConklinB j.
MiiihcsDia Diane v, "aShbarnc l..
HtlSSlSSlppl .-nlalnc IL btiStUw u,
ConkllnS >, Morton q.
MisS'arl-Einino 10. Drihow 2,
Hayes II t"nklIng i, Morton ia
NchrnSka-. Elaine u.
Nevada ConklihG =, lialtTanit I.
&C" ilainpSEiIc.bialGct, brislow j.
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sISrII BALLOT.

Blaine, sos; Rristow, Ill; ConklinS,
Sd; ll!:rtranft, 80; Hayes, ll3; Morton,
50; Wnshburn, 4; Wheeler, .. Total,
7nE
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Third BALLOT.
Blaine, 293; Bristow, 1871; CGpIline,
W; llnrtranft, Is; Morton, l13, Wheel
or, =: ~Tshburne, l; total; T55.
FOURTH BALLOT.
blaine, 293; Bristow. l2G; COnklins.
81; llartranft, II; Hayes, GS; Morton,
los; Wheeler, .; Wusllburnc;- 9: total,
7jJ.
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FTFTII BALLOT.

Blaine. csc; Bristow, Ill; ConEliny,
50; lInrtrnnft, GU; Hayes IOl; Morton,
%; WSshburn, }; Wheeler, 9.-Totnl,
755. ''''