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yellow Fewer An

YELLOW FEvER.-Among thu ~.
recipes afoats this one is givan
sure preventive against takins u.
low foyer: One teaspoonful Of vs.
mustard seed inadram of pure wb,.ss -
three times day. And this !, 4
way to cure it after you catch it.
If the patient be taken with !
within one or two hours aftar Mse
give an emetic of mustard And Meal
salt water-one teaspoonful Of mn I'VE
to glassfUl of latter usafd
! Ii the patient has eaten ,mo,o !,
three hours previously, give ! da saaa
castor oil. If the attack CONFUSE uose q
with irritable stomach, subS,i.slac
dose of calomel and soda far , ii, :
grains each for children, ten ~ ~, "
each for adults. grams
IF the skin is dry, give hot f,ot1.
repeatedly, until perspiration eams
Ii the skin is very hot, whetha.
or moist, spunge the arms. hrsas e, ny
legs under the covering with ws' sad
and water frequently. 'askl
The first night of attack, give =,
lection of twenty drops Of IansaaIlaa
or Bailey's sedative, should thasa |
much restlessness. ivy
If the stomach remains ;,,,,.,,
apply mustard plasters. If tha ;..'
bility continues apply fly blister AS'
If the urine is scanty, give w.,.
melon-seed tea freely-half 1 teaen asl
every 10 IL, 1t may be taken icaS l "
Keep a cool cloth on the head ifh,
or i'll pain. Nv
Nothing but warm or cold tea
orange leaf or sage-allowed snari H,.s
with small pieces of ice occasionaIly
a mouthful of cool water for the A.
three days. :"
After the fever has entirely d;.,,
peared, chicken broth, beef tea m ni1sf
10 be given in small quantities. o, ,,
ally increasing same as patient =
| proves. II
The patient must not be allowds
sit up for a week, nor take anyl An. /
food whatever for ten days after Il, /
attack. y
Pulverized willow charcoal i \.
scribed as almost a sure preyeuijua
yellow fever. The Vicksburp HsnB
states that before the fever began
rage in that city, many families ust
It during every visitation Of yeIs
| fever and not one of them had the ii.
ease. The proper way to use il bb
mix with a little sugar and water an
take Tablespoonful at a dose once 4
twice a day before meals.
Others have great confidence IN til.
| pentine as the best disinfectaut d
rooms, which should be kept in small |
open vessels in every room. 1t is chap
and can certainly do no harm.
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stray Sale.

Destroyed before the undersigned, arAbatl
IL by l. Griswold, on September 18Th y
and will be sold to the highest bldef, forrs1'
at Bellevue, La, on Saturday, the 2lstdafs
December, 1873. dark bay horse bule, y
ore back, Appraised at SIS.
8 The owner is requested TO cone iefsis
prove property, pay charges DC
80 HENRY STONE Stray AaAs
September 10, 1873.
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Following is the vote cast at the
Nominating Primary Election in
Claiborne: IKE aa. t.~.
For Representative-W. C. Mar
tin, 1901; J. 81. Hay, 1884; r. P.
Webb. 1,l66; J. 81. Chappell, 1888.
hay and Martin are the nominees.
Sheriff.. w. kirkpatrick, 1856;
I. N. Glover, 1,214.
Tax Collector-W. F. Aycock,
ILL; j. L. Brown, 1928.
Police Juror, ward On. Hulse,
147; j. W. Mcfarland, 121. d"
9 Justice Peace, ward 8; John Mil
Ter, IT'S; John Brooks, 2O7. Ward
5; w. F. Bridges; 143; d. a. Lewis,
ITO. Ward 6; w. G. Knighten, 127;
George Grassland, 115. 70 t8#T
Constable. F. Moreland, 244;
E. 81. Payne, 11S. h
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u The Shreveport Times says !:
If the Democratic party is wise in
its course in Congress, and wise in
its selection of a Presidential can.
didate, the days of Radicalism, even
In New England, are numbered.
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Bossier District Court.

a=
The Boasier term Of tho District
Court, forthe 18th judicial District,
convened last Monday; Hon. Rich'd
W. Turner, Judge; Thos. w. Full
Ter, ESQ.,, District Attorney.
His Honor charged the Grand
Jury in clear, explicit and forcible
terms, as to their duties under the
law, to society, and to themselves,
and that upon their action in ferret
ing out crime and bringing offenders
to justice, depended the good order
of society, respect for the laws, and
the security Of property and of life.
The jury were instructed as to their
duties in indicting under the several
criminal statutes, and, especially. in
reference to carrying concealed
weapons, for, to that violation of
law may be traced, directly or indi-
rectIy, more than half the crimes
that are committed. His Honor
again impressed upon the Jury the
great responsibility and importance
of their duties, and assured that
body that it was the duty, as we'll as
the pleasure of the Court, to assist
them in their work and enforce obe-
dience to their lawful requirements.
On being sworn, the jurors were
specially requested to pay particu.
lar attention to the Importance and
solemnity of the oath they were
about to take, which was to the
effect that they would indite no one
through motives of hatred, malice,
or revenge, or not fail to indite a
criminal because of affection or
favoritism, and, we're finally instruc-
ted to sink all personal feelings in
the jury room, and do their duty
under the law regardless of their
likes or dislikes. Mr.. John G. Allen
was appointed Foreman, and the
Grand Jurors retired.
State vs.. Benz. Bruton, charged
with murder; continued, on motion
of defendants attorneys, Snider and
| Watkins.
The Grand Jury indicted E. j.
Dineen for murder, in the killing of
Thos. J. Bearden, at Red Land, re-
Gently. On being arraigned, Dineen
stated he was unable to employ
counsel. The Court appointed J.
D. Watkins, Esq, to defend him,
which appointment was accepted.
The case Of Byrd, charged with
murder, is on trial.
|
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MiRlsIen Female C0llest'
He MlNDEN, LA.
Wednesday, the llth Sept, "

Session-Divided into two terms O W.
weeks each ew
Course of Study-Full and complen
Ieaehers-Engaged for every departll,s
Location-U nexceptionably heathfni
tBuildiags--Large and commedion
Grounds-Ample, retired and pleasant
Overwhelmingly low, to suit TIE u y,
For Catalogue and full particulars, ~
THOS. o. BENTON, Preso1
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Died.

HOLLOWAY-On the 18th instant ii iii
parish, near Red Land, of congestion, Ia
Amy IL. Holloway; aged 50 years.
HEIFNER.-On the l4th instant. hi i5
parish, near Red Land, of Swamp fever
G. Heit'ner; aged 90 years
kAIIN.--On the 18th instant, In TIM patS|
Henry Kahn, aged about 8 years; SECOND sLsa
of Aaron and Julia Kahn, Of Shreveport
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Assessment Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the resias.
~ Assessments for 1873 has been fle
the Recorders office. and will be ope1
correction for thirty days.
JOHN M. ARNOLD
n2SiI s.sz Assessor, Bossier Psus
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General News Items.

about seven o'clock j. w. Harrison,
agent for Marshall Twitchell, was
shot in the back of his head and
instantly killed, by some unknown
person, who fired through window
in the rear end of the store. Harri-
sons sister, two white men in his
employ, and a number of negroes,
were in the store at the time. Drs.
Merrill and Guthrie, and Mayor
VIM. Patton, the Coroner, and a
posse of citizens, immently went to
the scene. Every effort will be made
to discover the murderer. No clue
has been discovered. It is certain
politics had nothing to do with the
killing.
Washington, Sept. 11.-General
James Longtreet, of New Orleans,
has been appointed Revenue Agent
for Georgia and Florida.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 14.-N. j.
Hammond. Democrat, was nomina
ted for Congress on the Tooth vote.
Chicago, Sept. 1.-THE receipts
from yesterdays great picnic were
over $4,000. The entire amount
goes to the afflicted Southern cities.
Total amount raised S57, 1888.
Baltimore, Sept. 12.-Kearney,
in a speech, said there is an army
Of tramps in this country who will
capture the Government as the
tramps captured France when they
made the streets of her cities run
red with the blood of the aristocrats
and capitalists. He denounced the
Resumptionists, advocated the issu-
ing of more greenbacks, said John
Sherman, Elika Pinkston's friend,
is a fool and a thief who ought, on
general principles, to be hung. .
Washington, Sept. 13.-Septem-
Der returns to the Department of
Agriculture show the condition of
the cotton crop averages 80 per
cent. against 95 in August, and Sc
in September, 1877. The decline in
the condition is not greater than
usual, and still leaves a higher
average vitality to meet the vicissi-
tudes of autumn /; its prmoise is
better than that of its predecessor,
and it's acreage has been considera-
bly, increased. If the remaining
part of the season should be as fav.
orable as last year, there will be a
considerable increase in yield, which
will equal if not exceed that Of the
great ante-bellum crop. In some
counties the extreme heat of July
lasted till late in August, causing a
great loss of bolls; in others excess
i've rains produced rust and rot. In
sect ravages were formidable only
in a few localities, notably in the
cane break region of Alabama
Some correspondents consider d
moderate visitation of worms as q
benefit in stripping the plant Of its
excessive foliage. The State aver
ages were as follows: North Caro-
lima Sc, gain of 4 per cent. ovel
August figures; South Carolina 80
a loss of II; Georgia 81, loss of IL
Florida 81, a loss of s; Alabama 90
a loss of 6; Mississippi SO, a loss O
8; Louisiana SO, a loss of Z; Texas
101, a loss of Z; Arkansas SO, sam.
as in August; Tennessee 1O1, a loss
OF 1. @tz 5t#
New Orleans, Sept. 16.-Republi
can State Convention met today
No quorum, on account of quaran
antine. 1t was decided that the
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~ Delays are dangerous
Register your name as a voter.

For the week ending last Sunday
the total deaths from yellow fever
at New Orleans was sol, 472 whites
and 80 cOlored. i5iF Hs
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Announcement.

JOSEPH b. ONEAL is candidates. n
election to the office of Sheriff of Bossief "
ish; subject to nomination Of the Repubbz1
party, 80
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During Court, Capt. L. M. Mutt,
Maj. j. G. Moncure, Judges Land
and Looney, of Shreveport, and
Judge John d. Watkins, of Minden,
were in attendance on professional
business. Also, Hon. w. @. Martin,
Democratic nominee for Representa-
tive from Claiborne, and Capt. G.
w. Sentell, of Sentell & Co., of New
Orleans.
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@ Information comes from Balti-
more that camp-meetings are more in
vogue there than in any previous year.
Baltimore is known as the MotrOpoli-
tan city of American Methodism.
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DIR. Warren Stone, the celebrated
physician, of New Orleans, is sick
from overwork in attending yellow
fever patients, but is convalescing.
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cases 253, deaths 80. The Peabody
Subsistence Association to day is
sued 26,53O rations to $3.50 people.
New Orleans, Sept. 12.-Weather
clear, cool and windy. New cases
2l2, deaths 81.
New Orleans, Sept. 13.-Weather
clear and cool; mercury last night
81. New cases 22S; deaths IS. 7o
New Orleans, Sept. 14.-Weather
clear and pleasant. New cases 800,
deaths SO. Our worst fears have
been realized. The cold winds and
heavy atmosphere of the past two
days have had most disastrous eff
fects.
New Orleans, Sept. 15.-New
cases S3, deaths SO.
New Orleans, Sept. 1C.--SS new
cases, deaths 73. aS Esi ,'.-@
Cairo, Ill.,, Sept. 14.-No new
cases reported. A heavy frost is
reported in the low bottom lands
around the city. Thos. Nally, editor
of the Bulletin, died of what physi-
clans pronounced at the last moment
to be yellow fever. Isaac Mulcahy,
an employe of the Bulletin, is very
low with the fever. Publication of
the Bulletin is suspended.
Grenada, Miss, Sept. 12.-New
cases IA, deaths 2.
Grenada, Miss, Sept. 13.-Sew
cases 5, deaths 4.
Grenada, Sept. 1.-Two deaths
and two new cases. The fever is
abating and we may soon look for
moore cheerful condition of affairs.
Biloxi, Miss, Sept. 13.-Three
deaths yesterday.
/ Ocean Springs, Miss, Sept. 13.-
Ten cases here, all doing well.
Terry, Miss, Sept. 14.-Twenty
cases at Dry Grove, 5 miles distant.
Port Gibson, Sept. 14.-Cases to
date, $50; deaths SO. Fever abating
for lack of material.
Memphis, Sept. 11.-Weather is
cool and clear.
Memphis, Sept. 12.-New cases
50. deaths "a Weather cool.
Memphis, Sept. 14.-Deaths III,
of which 40 are colored.
Memphis, Sept. 16.--Deaths yes
terday 80; new cases TIA, against
234 cases the day before.
Canton. Miss, Sept. 11.--New
cases Is, deaths 4.
| Canton, Sept. 12.-New cases 20,
deaths 2; weather cool and windy.
Canton, Miss, Sept. 14.-Total
number of cases to date 353, deaths
81. New. cases in past "a hours "a
deaths Z.
Baton Rouge, Sept. lbs new
cases. deaths 3. Total cases to date
297, total deaths %. ''
Baton Rouge, Sept. 12.-New
cases 80, no deaths. 2' lhas I
Baton Rouge, Sept. 13.-Nev
cases 80, deaths 3.
Grand Junction, Tenn, Sept. 70
: New cases Is, deaths 2.
st. Louis, September ia very
heavy frost fell here and in this
vicinity last night. t"fu. 5
Indianapolis, Indiana, Sept. IL
J Gov. Williams has issued procla
, nation recommending next Friday
as a day of fasting and prayer il
behalf Of the plague stricken South
|
Vicksburg, Sept. 16.--Physicians
think there is steady decline il
, new cases; deaths to-day Is; new
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The Shreveport Daily Times and
Evening Standard are all the papers
that reach the Banner now. Breth.
rem are you all quarantined? e
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10 In order to vote, you
must register.
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H Don't put it off. Regis
ter at once.
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w Have you Registered?
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w Register! Register!! Reg
ister!!!' everybody. See Mr..
Arnold's appointments on third
page. ,.'s"g -5@
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The Boasier term Of tho District
Court, for'the 18th Judicial District,
convened last Monday; Hon. Rich'd
W. Turner, Judge; Thos. W. Full
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-07
WHY WADDELL WAS TURNED OUT
Writing up an Interview with jerks that
DIspIem.ed j ohm sherman.

WAsHrNGToN, Aug. 6.-S )me little time
ago brother of Congressman waddcll Of
North Carolina was turned out Of place in the
Treasury Department and the Republican
newspapers announced the fact. with the cur
rent comment that it was done because he had
discouraged tho payment Of political asscss-
monts. John sherman explained ut the time
that. while any man could refuse to pay AS
sessmcnts. TO discourage others was an unwar
rantahlo indiscrction. II has been discovered
since this dismissal that Waddcl was really
turned out because he wrote NJ an interview
with Witness jerks for the Washington Post.
which was not very pleasant reading for John
sherman. Key is going to give Waddcll an
Office. This teaches two things: what har
monious Administration It IT, and what a good
thing il II to have Democratic brother in Con-
gress who does a lot Of favors Tor a Republican
Post once Department.
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,Iohnaon's DesperniIOn.

Henry l.. johnson Of Georgia pleaded guilty
Yesterday In the Gcn,ra SESSIONS OF having stolen about
s7O from J H. Anderson 4 Co. of 7bl Broadway, tor
whom be was collector IN March Of Last year.
will tell YOU how 1t was Judge johnson said while
Judge Giidcr.lccVc considering the sentence. II
shot man In vck,hurs Miss year two ago. IN self
defence was acquitted. came here. and got employ
uiUnt with j u Anderson A Co About year ago one
~ the friends OF the man that shot came here. He
followed mo about and threatened tninfurn my employ
about the shooting feared that would ic thrown
out Of cm lo,mont IN hs strange city aud became DIES
trrae took todrukiu. aud spent the so bell usig t.
my rmpluN spree
' htucVc YOUR story " Judge GicrsiecVc SAIL "You
do not look like professional criminal
Lam not Judge. tell you Johnson replied. tears
fllliug his
Judge Gildcrsocvc committed johnson 70 the state
KcfurmatOry at ElmirH-a nominal punishment
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Using the D,.,r,c, Attorney. once.

Mr. Mott informed Judge Gildersleevc ycstcr-
dav m the General sessions that Henry >chram liquor
dealer hal received suhl1na from the District Attor
ncys office (, appear witness IN the of John
Doe. and bring with hun his license Thc suhp|na. Mr.
Mott said. had been issued by clerk In the District At
torncv's office, at the request Of Mr. whitney coun
sci tor Dr tro~hNs society IL intended to lure
S,hrnn into tr,tyin- against himself seemingly. Tor
there such that of John Du- the
calendar Assistant District Attorney Herring who has
charge of The District Attorneys office m Mr. Phclpss
ah~nco. said that he knew nothing Ut the issuing of the
Tile clerk who the III At
he did 81 because Mr.. whitney said that Mr. Herring
wanted u done Judge Gdersle"vc relieved SchrAin
from the necessity OF Obeying the subp1na
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Shoemaker on strike.

CHICAGO. Aug. 6.-Six hundred Iourneymen
shoemakers of hi, city struck this morning Tor an al
vance Vi from 81 to Sl2 They have refused AN
offer OF the employers to compromise Tor 30 80 per
week The employers declare that itts liberal price
the best they uor and that II II accepted t
and VIII get their WORK done IN the East at les, prices
There 90 shUvmHkers VI this class IN Chicago and
those who have not already struck threaten 10 DO
The stIlke includes all the leading wholesale houses
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The International Cod. Conference.

EAST FIsHKILL. y. Y. Aug. 5.-The Secretary
OF the International Code Committee ot America an
that the following Americans have sgnihcd their
intention TO attend the conference OF the Association tor
the Reform and Codincauon OF the Law Of Ssnons a,
Frankfort Germany. Aug - The Hon. Bayari Taylor.
United states Minister nj Berlin. Judge Ama-aI Parker
Judge Charlie. 4 Peabody DAVID Dudley Field. simon
St,rnc. IN jos, pll T. Thompson. nr Henry & Potter
and pr T. \ Wn-hhuru The Frankfort conference D.
O. OBJ ln 10 iuUuitHnt held CON
international law reform ant arbitration DELEGATES wi
Doe present ENGLAND. France Gcru4nN. lttlN ku.
sa Holland, Denmark Austria. Turkey. China, and ia
DAN. beside. lnltci