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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-27
Sheri6's Sale.
T. B. sample
r. T. vinson.

N. h
No. 1924. In District Court, B0sslcr Parish, La.
Dy virtue Of writ of fieri facias issued from
ID the Honorable, the District Court, in and
for the parish of BOssier, La, in the above
named suit, and to me directed, / have seized
and will proceed to sell. at public auction, to
last and highest bidder, at the vinson place, ON
Red River, in said parish, about one and . half
miles below the Shreveport ferry, within the
usual hours of sale, on the first Saturday, the
5th day OF February, 1876.
All that portion Of fractional section number
thirty two, township eighteen, range thirteen;
lying ON Red River, and east Of Cooper's Bay.
on, being the lands purchased BY Landrum
and Cooper, from A. Lawson Jr, and acquired
byJ N. Cooper, in partition between Land
rum and Cooper, Except part Of same sold by
said Cooper to N. Z. Wrightl Also the south
half Of southeast quarter Of section twenty
eight, township eighteen, range thirteen. Also
the west half Of southwest quarter Of section
twenty seven, same township and range. All
in the parish Of Bossier, La, with improve
ments thereon, same seised ~ lands upon
which Plaintiff has aspecial mortgage, and to
be sold to pay and satisfy said writ, say the
sum Of $500 90, besides interest and costs.
Terms Of sale-cash, without the benefit Of
appraisement.
B. f. ONEAL, sheriff
Per w. II. HILL, Deputy.
Bellevue. La. December 30, 1875
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A Progressive Agricultural, Hogsisullssl.
Stock. Grange and rsnlly NswaDapR.
Published Every TAnrplsy Msenana. =
GRENADA, W108.
TlERMs-Always IN advsnce-tAso - 4,
i mum. Subscription can eenueaieater
time. To Clubs Five copies for 1leoo; ~
copies for $500; Twenty copies ~ 1okM
T RemittaRees should b. - 81 h
press, Post Office Money Order, = y -
tered Letter. Address,
J. L. DAVIS, Editor 81 RsupR
n43-8ts,jan 0seaaaA N
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Gentleman ct Washington, let us
have peace. Only you stand in the
way Of it-[Aibany Express (Rep.)
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-27

Hear the New Orleans Democrat
on Henry Meyers, Radical Parish
Judge of Natchitoches parish, and
one of Kelloggs pet appointees.-
Meyers, however, is a fair specimen
of . large majority of Kellogg's IA
v0rites:
Rise up, Henry Meyers, you are
wanted for the first time in your
life in Natchitoches. You will no.
tice in the columns of the Democrat
this morning . letter stating that
the Grand Jury of Natchitoches
parish has found q true bill against
you for stealing 81, 900 of the pub
lie school fund which was in your
hands as treasurer or president of
the public school board. Out OF
the hands Of w. Pitt Kellogg you
went upon the District bench Of
Louisiana to disgrace this judiciary,
and ont of the hands of q jury OF
your countrymen, if they ever catch
you, you will 60 to the pententiary.
This is the fitness Of things. A
Kellogg Judge and convicted rob-
Der are always likely to be synony.
nous. The very men, the history
Of this State shows, whom Kellogg
makes Judges and the Radical par.
ty makes treasures of school boards,
the law, when it can find an utter.
ance, sends to the State prison.
Rise up, Henry, you are wanted in
Natchitoches.
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VIM. ENDERS.
Furniture Dealer.

Ne. Is Texas Street, Shreveport, La,
Las the largest and best stock of Household
II Furniture in this section Of country, and
sells lower than any other house, considering
the quality of his Goods. deci3 Gun
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-27

National Conventions.

The National Republican Con.
veution Of 1856 was held at Phila-
delphia; that Of 1860, at Chicago;
that of 1854, at Baltimore that of
1858 at Chicago, and that Of 1872
at Philadelphia. The one for the
present year is called to meet at
Cincinnati, 14th June next.
The last Democratic President,
James Buchanan, was nominated
at Cincinnati, in the year 1856.
The National Democratic Com.
mittee will meet at Washington, on
Tuesday, the 22nd OF February
next, to determine the time and
place for holding their Convention
to nominate candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice-President tor the
Centennial Year. The Republicans
having selected June the 14th as
their day to meet, it is almost safe
to conclude that the Democrats will
choose some later date. By so do
ing, they might profit by the blund.
ers Of their adversaries; and also
give themselves ample time to I'm
prove their platform, whatever it
may be.
It seems to be prevalent belief,
that the Convention will be held
somewhere in tho West. The sup.
porters Of Mr.. Hendricks favor st.
Louis. Those of Mr.. Thurmond,
Cleveland, while followers of Mr.
Tilden and Mr.. Bayard incline very
naturally to some Eastern city.
In the end, however, from all We
can learn, it is likely the choice will
settle down between st. Louis and
Chicago. From our present stand
point, we would much prefer Chi
cago to any other place yet men
toned, and let the 4th July, Centen
NAL Day, be the time appointed fol
the Convention to meet.
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The Democratic programme for
the Presidential contest has been
admirably defined By the Louisville
Courier Journal:
"This time we propose to put
q hard-money nominee on q hard.
money platform to carry New York,
New Jersey, Connecticut, New
Hampshire, California and Oregon.
which, with the Southern vote,
elects, and to come out of the strug-
gle with character not debauched,
but with policy equal to the re-
quirements Of the whole country"
The Courier Journal expresses the
sentiment of the South on this i'm
portant question. We expect that
the National platform of this year
win be as outepoken in favor Of
hard money as was the platform
adopted at Baltimore four years
ago. The currency plank Of the
latter can hardly be improved.
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A memorial has been presented
before Congress by one Leicester A.
Sawyer, Of New York, to change
and reform the Gregorian calendar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19
FISH STORY.


The local department OF tho Enterprise
OF Yesterday contained u very nice yarn
o,o,, O., ha;,, fo,n5 swimpin, In tho
-
water when Is now noouins tue io"e'
levels OF the Savage n Hale X Nor
cross mines. II is a very Dandequilllsh
story, which, being told on the authority
OF Col. L. +. osbiston. superintendent
OF the Savage mine, makes US believe u
Ia perfectly true. These hsh are only
four or five inches long. have no eyes
bu, SO 1t blind, and rs the water Is ooii-
ina hot, they are found nicely cooked
They are also blood red IN color there
fore are ready to 10 scooped out OF the
water and served up literally rel not
la fact, the water tastes u smells a
little iishy. like the story, n II the hsh
were u little thicker. II would DC merely
one extensive ehowder. The hsh are all
right. lively and serene. "a iohs as Tue!
are IN their native seaidihs water. ou'
the minute you shift them Into cold wa
ter. they tile and TALL to pieces.
Strange AZ this story may appear 10
tho u~nscisntihc. yet II Is by no means no
unnatural as it seems. for even the eI'
ireme Of cold does not always destroy
pisca,orial life. We have seen small
nsh frozen solid in cakes OF ice Tor
weeks and when thawed out gradually
they all came TO life and swan az
lively m ever. We think small u per-
haps large fish could thus be transport
ell alive, yet IN a comatoso CONDITION rs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19
THE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
A Meeting which wns 90 Have Bcen.
hut wRs Not.

II we are not very much mistaken. the
Medical Society Of Virginia will very
shortly be a thing OF the past. II II Is
not already so. The postponed meet
ing. which was to have been held at the
| Office Of Justice Cox. in Virginia. last
| evening, was attended by but six men,
bers, n OF whom was called away by
professional duty during the progress OF
the meeting. thus leaving no quorum
present ; consequently. the election OF
officers. which was to have been held.
had To be postponed till n future meet
ing.
The principal thing done last evening
WAS TO read extracts from the history ofthe
organization Of a medical society in Call
ifornia, which, according to the author.
was n herculean task. but this may DO n
freak Of the writer's Ia doctor) imasin-
alton, for the fraternity is provefbial for
doing nothing to which the word great
Il no, an appropriate prefix
Our reason for believing that the med
ical society Of Virginia is defunet. Is not
alone that no quorum was present at the
two last evenings appointed for a meet
ing. but the further and more important
fact. that some Of the leaders in the
movement for the organization OF the
society seem unable TO divest themselves
Of prejudice. some might call
IL n narrow.minded one. against
medical practitioners who cannot
show "a parchment from the same
school ms themselves; although isa
~wsll.known and undisputsd fact that
there are physicians in this county. with
no diplomas. whose extensive and sue
cessful practice during a series OF years
IL "a better guarantee OF their ability
than twenty sheep-skins from rs many
medical colleges. hut who. because they
cannot show u diploma. are debarred
from joining the Medical Society.
II. M its projectors allcee, the Society
is designed for mutual improvement. and
the promotion Of good fellowship rather
than pecuniary profit. why IL 1t that a
clause. debarril. ON OF the ablest men
in the county. should be- inserted In the
bylaws. and NO strenuously insisted
upon by the coterie at the head OF the
movement. Sacrifice a few pet notions
to tho common good, gentlemen. ifyou
wish your organization TO survive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIs-
hIONERs.

A special meeting Of the Board OF
County Commissioners was held this
morning at tho County Clerks Office.
Present. .Messrs. Frazer. Torp, Randall,
Fox and Sheppard.
Minutes OF previous meeting read and
approved.
Petition from T.. q. Baker, asking for
a reduction OF taxes on personal proper.
~ destroyed by fire, received aud acted
upon favorably.
Three separate petitions from citizens
residing on the Divide. in reference to a
chang. In school district boundary. were
presented. Messrs. Conwell and Hazel
tine Of the Gold Hill Board, and Messrs.
Williams. Lord and Hurd Of the Virginia
Board Of school Trustees, were in atten-
dance representing the interests OF the
two districts. Tbs Board declined tax.
ing any definite notion in tho matter and
ordered the petitions placed on file.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19

ov rxyn,,,ox -ono n, ,hs Ii,,ls rcd
- an all nv tho gs,,,D,ise 10
s'',' .soo ,aa, ,..",
have been ionhd on 'he s-Vo'oo' 'e's'
Of the Savage mine' was on exhibition
in the Delta Saloon, South G street.
Virginia. Yesterday. Hundreds OF
prominent citizens Inspected tho fish.
which was Of a variety well enough
known TO naturalis,s. tho principal dif.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19
Ursxr.-As a family. consisting Of

Urskr.-As a family. consisting OF
husband, wife aud q little child about
three years OF age, was coming ont OF
the Eclipse livery stable this afternoon.
for the purpose OF attending the funerals
Of Wilkinson and Hawke, tho young
men killed in the Rock Island mine. day
before yesterday. the buggy, in which
they were seated. upset. prccipitnting
them into the thin mud which was taxi
ing its Shiny course down the street at
the time. Fortunately no damage.
beyond n few bruises received by the
lady. and the soiling Of their clothes, was
done TO anyo I the party. The team ran
up Pioneer street where II was captured.
LmERrY's BALL.-It is now n settled
fact that the centennial ball to DO given
by the members Of Liberty Fro Engine
Company No. 1. Of this town, ut Miners
Union Hall. neat Monday evening, will
be n decided success, M than
enough tickets to cover all expenses
have already been sold. Prof. Narney
will furnish the music for tho occasion.
assisted by Commodore Hoskins and
other Gold Hill musical celebrities. As
stated yesterday, carriages for the nc.
commodation of ladies' can DO secured
by applying at the Eclipse livery stable,
or the store Of Stern X Son.
ANNIVERSARY BuL.-Tho thirteenth
o,,;v.r.o.v hall ~ tba National Gunnl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19
INSANr.

A man named John Kennedy was ar
rested in this place yesterday afternoon
and taken to the County Jail for safe
keeping. /, being evident that he was
insane. Too great a familiarity with
the ardent is supposed to have been the
cause Of hi, insanity. although he show
ell no signs Of into1ication ut the time
he was arrested. When escorted into
Justice wright's Courtroom prepara-
tory to being taken to Virginia. he made
u violent attack on Humphrey Symons,
and but for the timely assistance Of
George Saunders and Dan Sheshan.
would probably have injured him con-
sideraGly. The officers who took him
&c jail were obliged to handcuil him.
One Of his freaks was to gaze for min-
utss at n time on the photograph OF u
lady, who, from all that could be gath.
cred from his ~ineoherent ramblings. IL
his wife. aud lives somewhere in Penn
~sylvania. The officers took him to Viz
cinia In one of Jake Whites buses,
which was crowded with passengers.
among whom wero n number OF ladies'.
who Appeared 20 be very much fright
snod with the Wild appearance Of the
prisoner. The fact that he was hand
cufed and guarded by two officers, did
not appear to allay their fears in the
l.ast
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19
.rAp.lxe
A Bissd.Thirssy lHash-siiager gets
on Rampage.

At about Q o'clock last evening q
waiter named George o'Connor. who
had been on a spree and was discharged
from tho Orc Hotel. ID street, Virginia.
a, 0 o'clock in the morning. got into an
alteration. provoked by himself. with q
man named John Wynn. n boardrr at
tho Orc. and stabbed him in the right
thigh with q large French carving knife.
the blade Of which was about sixteen
inches in length. The point Of the knife
entered or the inside OF the thigh and.
striking the bone, glanced downward
through the flesh. passing within half
m inch OF the femoral artery. Three or
four small superficial arteries were
severed. causing a considerable How OF
blood. The wounded man was attended
by Drs. Packer and Tufts. His wound.
though quite severe. is not considered
TO be OF a dangerous character.
IL the statement Of Martin Wylie. the
son Of the proprietress OF the house in
which the stabbing occurred. Is not ex-
a~ggerated. the fifteen or twenty men who
saw the ARRAY must have been rs brave
rs sheep, for not one Of them had tho
courage or presence OF mind to examine
the wound and ascertain its nature. but
stood around with pallid faces. the most
that they could do being to point to
Wynn when Martin entered, and sx-
claim: "Look at the cut in his pants!
lie must DO stabbed! Sec tho blood"
the latter remark referring to tho blood
which was running down tho inside OF his
pants and forming u pool on tho floor.
O'Connor wa arrested by Constable A.
]. Smith. and although crazy drunk ~
insisted most strtnously that a simple
charge Of assault aud battery should DO
entered against him. II we are not
much mistaken this is tho same bcllig-
erent individual who n few weeks ago
got on q iamborec and entering the
kitchen at welch's restaurant above the
Eclipse livery stable in this town. in
which no had for a short time been a
waiter. proclaimed himself chief. threat
ening nj the same time to ''chaw up"
any one who dared dispute him. IL
may be remarked by the way. that the
proprietor took him by the scruff Of the
neck and ignominiously kicked him into
the street. The bellieose youth will
now probably have an opportunity Of
studying checkers through the bars of
prison for several months to come, Mt
least he should.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19
MrnrnY.-The Murphy troupe drew


MunrnY.-The Murphy troupe drew
another large housc at National Guard
Hall. Virginia, last evening. Some OF
the dances wero well executed. as wero
also the songs. "Tho Stranger" IN
which Butch and Murphy took the
characters. was n OF the most inyig.
orating.looking parts Of the perform.
ancc, and brought the house down to q
howl. nothing short suficing to express
tho delight OF tho spectators, particu'
larry the rising generation. There Is a
splendid bill for this evening. and oil
who can should attend.
CONFERENCE.-THE aro pleased IA
acknowledge receipt OF q complimentary
ticket to the first grand masquerade OF
the Reno Library and Social Club which
il to take place at Dyer's Hall in that town
on Tuesday evening next, Feb. 22d--
washington's birthday. Every prepare
ton is being made TO insure this to be
an occasion Of unslloyed social pleasure,
and all who attend from this section will
be kindly treated.
FAmED.-A man who entered the
saloon kept at No. CO South @ street,
Virginia, with the laudablc intention oil
running the ~shsbang." had n beautiful!
head put on him for his pains. His head
looked rs II it Ind been gorcd by an or,
but IL is said u mallet did ths business
DIVIDE School MATTERs. -As bt
seen by the report Of the proceedings Q,
the County Commissioners, there vii
DO no consolidation Of the Gold Hill and
Virginia school districts OH the Divide
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19
INHALATION OF OFFICERS.

The following oiiccrs,o OF Olive Branch,
Virginia. and Mount Davidson Lodges,
/. o. o. T., were installed in Virginia
last evening by District Deputy Grand
Master, G. VI. Fillebrown. assisted by
Grand Master. ID. o. Atkinson, j. q.
Smith. wm. Hill, j. W. Noyes and j.
G. Stout.
Mount Davidson Lodge No. 3-Ell
Johnson. ". G.; A. ii. Willis, V. g.
J. T.. Guild. II. s.; -. i. s.
c. G. Batterman. L.
Virginia Lodge No. l0-J. I. Wood
bury. n. e.; J. II. Gates, V. G.: j. Is.
Wallace, Il. and T.. s.; q. W. Fin.
ney, T.
Olive Branch No. l2-william Rodda,
n. e.; l.. T.. Sawyer. V. c.; Q. 7.
Some. X. and r. s.; s. w. Powell, I,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19

BucKLEy's VAIiErIss.-rhisnew place
az amusement. under tho P~ostofiee.
South & street. Virginia, Of which We
gave a description a few days ago. will
open this evening with a fine array OF
talent. Ned Buckley and Tip Orndorff.
the proprietors. whose manifesto can be
seen in our advertising columns, have
been at great pains to secure the best
talent in the variety line to be found IN
SAN FRANCISCO. and are confident they
can give u performance unequaled on
the coast. Buckley says he has no
.ssticks' in his company. hat all are
live men aud women and all are able To
do something well worth seeing and hear
inc. Among the many and varied at
fractions OF this evening will be q draw
ipc-room drama, a choice olio Of poetry
and song. a Z" masked battery u a
..Jaw with the Iron Man." The enter
tainment will conclude with odd Black
Joe" in which a striking and pictures
aus tabl.au will DO introduced. The
nrics of admission IL only fifty cents.
Those who wish 10 secure standing room
will require to go early in the evening"
as tho house will doubtless DO uneom'
fortably crowded.
ATTENTION. MiSrEs.-As can DO seen
by official notice in our advertising coll
umns, the members Of the Gold Hill
Miners Union are requested 10 meet for
the transaction Of business at their hall
in this town ut ESQ o'clock next Mon
day evening. The grand Centennial
ball Of Liberty Fire Engine Company
No. I, comes oil ON Monday night, on
which account it is desirable that the
members Of the Union should meet
promptly at the hour stated.
MEETING OF TIE GRASD JuEy.-Tho
Grand Jury will meet at National Guard
Hall in Virginia. at II o'clock a. n. next
Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19
WESTERN DISPATCHES
sr.crlL 70 rur ooLp uiLL pAlLr NV,
CALIFORNIA.
Faro and Bunke Games In Full
Diast Complaints Against the
Police.

-
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 19.-l:30 r. NJ
Complaints are again being made Of a
number Of faro games being run unin.
terruptsdly in tho business portion Of
the city, especially on Pine, Bush. SUIT.
ter and Post streets. A number Of
bunko games are alsp in active opera
ton on Kearny and Dupont streets. No
efforts arc being made by the police to
break up the establishments.
A. A. HickoI has been elected men,
Der Of the old Stock Board.
The Stock Boards have adjourned un.
Ill Wednesday next.
A Reverend Scoundrcl Convicted.
OAKLAND. Feb. l0.-Rsv. John Camp
bell has been sentenced to fifty days In
the County Jail. for an indecent assault
ON q girl ivo years old, at San Lcandro.
Escaped and Recaptured.
San DEKSARpISo, Feb. l9.-As Mr..
Mcfarland, President Of the Ivanpat
mino. and John Mayfeld, Deputy sher-
iff, were travelling south, near San FIJI.
lipe. San Diego county. in pursuit OF
parties who perpetratod the robbery Of
Ivanpat bullion, recently, they came
upon John Mitchell and his brother;
the former OF whom murdered bis wife
q short timo since and broke Jail. They
were camped at Oak Grove. Mitchell
having escaped upon n stormy night,
took cold from exposure and became too
enfeeblrd to continue his fight, and is
now again in tho hands Of officers. They
shy a citizen Of this place was paid
$1,000 to assist in his escape, 80 some
further interesting news may DO expect
cd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19
slnN of rIIR GI.Ass cIaAR,

A. DIR. sPALpISG's SALOON, opposite the
odd Psilows' Building. Virginia city. Nevada.
SIMON P%ACKsTiER. 1t the International :
Tor many years before the great nrc, h.s now
nticd up, At great expense. one of the fINEsr
CIGAR STORES In the state. where he will
ths CHOICEST AND MOST PAvORlTR
BRANDS or IMPOitTED ClGAltt. He has
nl.o on hand = Hnc. selected stock Of Chewing
aud smoking Tobaccoe-. Imported Cigarettes.
wo,tcnholm Cutlery, Mecr,chaum Pipes, and q
hne a,rortmsnt Of Fancy Goods,
Is n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19

TnE prudent keeper Of the Vermont
State Prison. when two OF the prisoners
fell to fighting in one OF the cells, gave,
his rawhido to another convict. and
iearlessly bado him 60 In and thrush the
combatnnis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19
OBSTACLE. To MARRIAGE.

Happy relief Tor young men from The eneef'
Of error- and abuses In early life. Manhood
rvrtoied. lmpedipents 10 marriage removed.
able remedies. Books add c~ircularr sent free,
In reAied enyelops. Address HOWARD Az
sOClAT1OS. tigN. Ninth street. Philadelphia.
Pam Institution having q high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional shill.
lAaa I'M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19

A MINNESOTA editor remarks that Mr..
Blaine can no o approach tho White
House than o %porcupine can 60 through
tho hole in a shirt button, tail foremost
mot while Grant Is lying around
loose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19

To all who are suffering from The errors and
indlscrctions Of youth. nervous weakness.
early decay. loss III manhood. ETC.. ] will send
q recipe that will cure you. free OF charge.
TIL great remedy Was discovered by a mis-
pio AIRY In South America. send . .eli-ad'
dressed cuvelope to the Kev. JoscphT 7. lnman,
station ID, Dibie House. New York CITY.