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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

ttyRRPoor March I4-l2:3O p. motion steady Mit
ding plonds 6lIisd Middlng orleans, od sales i2OOo
hnes including OJO bales tor speculation and export 10
ceDt Oi bales Including 400 bales American Failures
nlanls Low Middlng clause March delivery, oliIgl DO
March ana April delivery 6lsd do April and MAY delivery
Tsd also 62Sd 10 MAY June delivery bed, 10 june
and uv delivery. 03 "a also 6kIsgd; do july ana Augns'
delivery GsId B5I ed do. August aud september De-
livery I'd september and october delivery otou' F~
IWERPOO March l4.-3 p nc Otton-The sales OF tns
day inc luded $500 bales American ~,
lNERPooL March l4.4:OO m.-Cotton = u1ules1 ~
lands Low Midding clause March delivery 0s9d 10
and April delivery, 6zisqd; April and Nav delivery yS.
do NAV doliyeIy 6ssssd DO June and uy deS
GtS al DO July ANA August delivery, OssS 40 Sep'V"0''
ana october delivery. Uses sgd. . $4,000. tov
IvERro0I March l4-5:uU D. p-Putures Uplands low
Mddng cause. April and May delivery eS'STd DO Aus1''
september delivery b'issd 100
nVGt,IA March IA Cotton frm Middlng. &c ~
Mddnng lOci Good Ordinary 10 &C. receipts "a JAW
tSS Oales .,..u,,, ,Ils,.ci
uAl1lMoRE March IICOttOn steady' hidiing iliss'
Low Mld,lng ll6T,ecI Coca Ordinary. lOO.e H ~ 100
cetts "a bales; sales. spipners 400 bales Soch '"'N
baie- - .-- , ,r,snnc re.
Low Mdding lla.c., 1ood ORDINARY, i've uct reooV''
a. bnirs, sales. 900 bales stock. s3OSb OaeA ,ov
GALVESTON March IA ottoh nrm Mlinns ~ &C.; as
Ntddnnr II &C. Good Ordinary lOSci hst rcee'P'S -
males sales 05S bales stock. so rs bales 80. Low
March li-COttOu urn MldalilnS' o41
Mtl,inus 4oI Good Ordinary local. net "a 10
pairs shipinents 62o haloe sales 300 psics" ''''
NEwuKLKANs March N-Cott.m hrln; Mldaisy sasipIs.
LON Anddlng IL no. Good Ordinary ~ So aritiip.
an bnlos; gross = 100 b.es exports 10 uIess stock
1900 bales ooastwise. 2,2so bales saies S'"" "
20J,0E bales. 49, -. .,., ,,,,,,9 us,ci Low
MddnR n &c; Ordinary, iOse net eoss 81 3sa
bales se,s 1900 bales last 500 bales oSs~~
bales
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Gfturslune.

GRAND EXCURSION
TO COLORADO. NEW-MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA
Leaves NewYork on THURSDAY, May 4. 1892 for a do
Rhfu tour ~ hity day Nine thousand miles travelled
by trains Of Pullman and Silver Palace Every luxury
and sl expenses for rsass travel hotels carriage drives
sc. included In the price, which - only $3.50.
Splendid opportunity before offered 20 visit the
ders OF the great American Continent
Full particulars IA special programme free by mall appl
cation THOMAS COOK < son, 2Ul broadway. ~. =
q. a. BARATTONI, Manager. T. -. Box l,Bll.
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Summer Resorts.

PAVILION HOTEL, Islip, Long Island,
l. Will open April |. JAMES SLATER
PENINSULA HOUSE,
u SEA BRIGHT, y. ].
FAMILY RESORT.
ROOMS NOW RENTED fOH THE SUMMER
NTANTED-A few children bOardcrs in a
w house pleasantly suntcd; plenty OF fresh
milk and vegetables convenient f gd public OF prl' alto
schools; terms moderate Address Mrs T. v C. Honpstead.
LII
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5ilualions i0anieo-- lilalcs.


4 German Protestant, married. wishes TO
~ stake Of Gcntcman's place farm Best refer
enccs given o. $. stony Point, y. y.
4 RESPECTABLE man aud wife would like
~ 10 take charge Of gcntlemans house for the
longer Ia. Il Yeas Hrsclass reference
from last employment Address GEORGE r. ROWAN, IL
Wegt tcthsL, city.
CLERk.-By young man with good general
~ business knowledge and experience; reference and
security given Address CLERKSitlP, Inbun" Office
EARMWORK and USEFUL MANLY an
4 American married man, small family with rooms can
oil Kinds Turning gardening milking, &c; best refer
encr. Apply AT CA"PENTtRS BCREAU, $50 Gth-avc.
EARAlWORK and USEFUL MANLY a
4 young who can do all kinds Of teamwork and plain
gareiua. for aud drive horses. milk &c. Apply
CARPENTERs BUREAU. los Gtlave.
- ARDENER.-By Il man educated to the
- business In branch including greenhouse grape
ries laying establishment Of grounds. uncxccpon-
GARDENER-By thoroughly competent
" take charge of gentlrmans place. best refer.
given; than twenty years with last employer call
address X. T.. S76 Broadway.
I IGHT PORTER or OFFICE ASSISTANT.
~ -B b. American age q speaks English ana German
uenty experienced In carriage making furnish refer
81 the highest character Address PRESTO, IL
watts 1t
NURSE, or as valet TO an invalid gentleman;
have had long experience in sickness &c scass city
references. Address A. b. SO 1thaye j3dst drug
store.
JTSEFULMAN or PORTER.-By Swede
y 80 speaks English and swedish; experienced as
datlons. AUGUST OLIN. 2}2 East l2Oth.st.
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JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.

biographical sketch, BY Francis IL Underwood. Illus
ra,ed with six Heoype Engranuss. vol sma!l QuaT'o
81 80.
JAMES r. OSGOOD q CO. Boston.
SCRIBNER & WEXFORD.
- FINISHED THIS DAY
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Danrrl Academies.

LEX. MACGREGORS, 112 5th.avc. PIi-
N waite and class lessons every day and evening.
ALLEN DODWORTIrS SCHOOL FOR
~ DANCING, No. GSl Fifthave
Glasses Open.-MOn ana afternoon classes Tor Fam
flies. Gentlemen Monday and Thursday evenings. Pr
waite lessons. send stamp for circular.
ID HARVARD REILLY, SIS 5th-ave.-
Newport Casino e. gageIneHt closed October l.
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filming.

filming.
HAMILTON REDUCTION CO.'S STOCK
1 l. for sale. W. BRENTON YELLING.
o. broadway.
ENYO CONSOLIDATED MINING AND
MILLING COMPANY
Mines and Mil. IHyO County, Cal.
CAPITAL %JJU.OOJ. PAR VAIL Il. -.
OFFICE. No. - BROADWAY, "
TOCUISTITA MINE, Of MEXICO.-Paid in
- February II 20 per share diydcnd-SjOOOO; surplus
W. BRENIOH YELLING, - broadway.
EOHN 4. MCPHERSON & CO.,
Bankers and Mining stock Brokers, 90 Broadway Cor
respondeuce solicited. Ohcal list sales mailed free
E'HE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, y. Y.
GANKING AND STOGK DEPARTAENf
Mining stocks bought AMI sold At lowest rates Of commission
A. r. CHIsoLM co.
TNHE NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY
Is AN IRON AND COPPER COMPANY
organized Under special charter from the state Of North
Carolina, AMI has capital stock OF
10000 SHARES
Of mar value of s25 each
THIS company valuable copper mines and deposits Of
magnetic iron ore in She County North Carolina The Cop.
Tr mine "A fully equipped improved machinery
average being - cent copper and
In per The estimated value ~ in sheds and
ore are practically DeNhaustiD veins vary from four
feet surface and their elevation above the
level from :0h to 800 feet The
magnetic sulphur, phOsPhofOlT
acid, and wall sixty cent metallic IRON
Of smelling furnaces at the copper mine viii
enable the company 10 pay diyideldA
Full information can he obtained the branch Office of the
company. No. 81 broadway. Now.IOfk CITY
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Gfachrrs.

Ii WANTING BEST TEACHERS, Ameri-
~ and FOelgu. Of all CRATES, high and low, for FHm
les schools Colleges see Candidates New Bulctm with
highest EDUCATIONAL EndOI easements Skilled Teachers wanting
sAOd have Application forms, mailed for post
age J.. W. SCHERMERHOKN, Secretary, American
school Institute" Last l4thst. y. y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
AGENCY supplies colleges S:l1js ana Fl niles VIA
thoroughycDm Professors Principals AM I;ltlt%
Families nptiY 5ull8l
superior Tutors CIl Or i1rss} Mss VI
YOUNG. AmeUcanlII FJ:as 81 HeIclsrs Agency % Union
square
ERENCH lessons given 10 young ladies by an
experienced French lady formerly lOyed in schools.
Address Nine SPOR, 4O4 East 52d-st
VEACHERS, TUTORS and GOVERNESSES
L furnished TO Principals Al ga nl3s.
Teachers pplo1 Win t5iJl& 49,. .,..,,.--- ,--.,
PINCKNEYS AGENCY. D1ne5Vi1 DI'|hls' bF)t'"b
and lttn-sL
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Bolro ana Rooms.

DpHtu ulIu t(uuNIS.
East Side.
4 THOUSAND of New YOrk's best board
4 Y lighthouses apartments and hotels Get THEODORE
THISTLE's GUIDE; - cents AT new sdeacrs. NETWORK
NEWS Co, 20 Beekman-st,
RARMORE HOTEL, 5th-ave and 36thst.-
~ One suite Of three rooms, with bath, completely
nished, to let from Apnl l. Table dhoto.
RESPONSIBLE PARTIES can find a hand
mOdItons and private table at 22 East 4ths references
exchanged.
= EAST TH-ST.-Handsomel furnished
~ rooms ON suite OF singy with or without private table,
~ MADISON-AVE., with board well fur
III nished hall rooms; large closets and hot and cold
water.
West Sids
A Nicely furnished and frescoed room with
"A out board gentlemen only; private family refer.
pcees. l4O West 2Istet
A Private family can accommodate "A gentle
"A man gentleman and wife With good board terms
moderate references exchanged l07 West 4lstst
rT'O LET.-One floor, elegantly furnished
two ngie rooms Tor gentlemen only references required
Apply al No 3 West lSth.st.. near 9Th ave.
VNO ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN.-A 2nd
floor with breatiesi family PTi Ef 21, GgtTes1
once, ,L's BT0an"sy
0DND-ST., Al WEST.-Two rooms on see
- - Ond moor with board table board given
Brooklyn.
ONE or two neatly furnished rooms IN a large
~ house with ali improvements VIII be ICY Ia quiet gentle
servants references required. address BROOKLYN, Tnb
pro- GREENE-AVE.-F irst-class board, at
INV reasonable rates. Pleasant rooms.
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DUBLlSHED THIS DAY:
THE NINTH hOUND-ROBIN NOVEL.
A TALLAHASSEE GIRL.

! --.
remarkable story lie in the picturesque Old capital OF
Florida among the seInifeuda aris;"c:acy OF ha' region
TT, scene Is laid since presents vivid study OF
The old and new south aud many fascinating penicures OF
the hcoun,ry Of Middle Florida The land OF perpetual sum
CtI"
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minter Resorts.

OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA,
" IIYGElA HOTEL SltnAttI 100 ards from Fort
Monroe open all Equal tO any hotel Ia the United
"A. Il sosiOra resort The $40
train Pcnnsy wanna IaiIfoan, at Baltimore with
Oh Point Comfort,
TviBg m. send for pamphlet describing hvgcnc nd
Vautaecs dc. HARRISON IHHBbS, Proprietor
THE "WANERLEY,' ATLANTIC CITY.
HOUSE IN FULL VIEW OF THE OCEAN
Electric bel s. gas and cold water baths
floor ground floor baths
Blinri acty and ali the rnuncos
al y lIsJClass hotel }. l.. BRYANT
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Art Scnools-City.

AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER ,-
w wiuie0eive pHpls ia PAINTING LIS, io"e5t
ftus andd scOrAti0. At her stndl9 he DSIA ~"
q East ,jth.St corner ithave, commencing po t
References MI d. huntington Nj "ih H"f'' h'' '"n0'
". HINT, al. 4. h Bai0NA
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Proposals.

NEWS PRIVILEGE.
~ Proposals f0r the NEWS PRIVILEGE on the BALTT-
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD SYSTEM from May ],
1889, TO May 1888 VIII be received by W VI. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation Camden Station Baltimore, Ma,
until April 10. $50
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday, March 49, 1892.

The Hale and NorcroSs Mining Company la
levied an assessment Of 30 cents per share.
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SALES At 7HE uINIyg EXCHANGES
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Jnsiructlcn.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON ny.
Established 1854


SUPERINTENDENT Ohm B. HAYS, NJ D.,
1ieadmaster-REVA A HCHIBALD RICHARD IL D,Ph D.
Boa ne School OF highest grade tlree-fOd
end scrupnlOusly followed is 10 mould 1T early
Intellect Of youth by science the VIII by Obedieace and
feelings by religion separating these three great
requisites instruction, discipline, religion while hitting for
Sifuaied on Washington Heights about miles mp
Hudson IL reached by the sixth Avenue Elevated Road TO
165th-st Carriages always In waiting or by Timely
the SUPERINTENDENT the arrival Of train
A more beautiful and healthy pace-0n eminence
IDaDdine delightful sceneyOr more attractive
Tounding e not found along the srfamed banks OF
Hudson It's buildings are unusually homehke -. -, l..
terseced by oak afordng ample space Tor play
FRENCH German and Spanish spoken
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Stevens Institute sheield &C. and technical professions
COLIN late Engineer Corps u. s. NJ and Professor al
Maya Academy
i University Grammar School, 1,4Sl Broadway,
s sSa as Hobby % " ard
For Young Ladies-City.
TT,HE MISSES PERINE, 80 East 74th-st will
II reopen French Boarding Day
School for Yoang Ladies' Septsnoer2t number Of resident
pupislnitod
For Both Sexes-City.
-SCHOOL-FOr young ladies and chill
drep 250 West 42d-st Oh two children Will be
70 board
ZINDERGARTEN. ...,
N The New York Normal schOSi for kindergarten Teach
a.. and Model Kindergarten with Elementary Glasses
o. ria from 10 10 years. No ~ r.. 22dsL Crhe
gsi,s,se1 vii reopen oct i3-Ciass for Nnrses.
prof JOHN KRAUs and drs KkAU -BoELTE
MISS GRINNELL, 81 Z. 54th-st.-SchOOl for
vi young and chiIdren Kindergarten frebe method
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gnsfrnriicn.
For Both Sexes-City.

DCAU5-NIVys
MISS 9. l.. CHAPMAN, ,.
lVl kngish French AMI German Bosrng ani DAY Scho-
(FOuncrly Miss l. 4. Beneitct5l
Removed from 42i-st To No. u west iStl8h
Thorough instruction IN all departments
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN,
IVA 81 East lOh.st Pupils from TO 10 instructed Ill no
coriance iih the beat methods. Hours TO l.
MRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
W. school for Young Ladies and Children reoPens Spn
Ter ~ at % West SIthst Separate class ior hheu hi
Der cf boys. send for circular
ONLY CORRECT SYSTEM of Penmanshlp,
~ based the CONSTRUCTION OF IL r. 10 5'sij
higher ladies gentlemen PROFESSOf Ioz
West 25th st, near 7thavc
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Ihc lOlI0Wmg were the recaiDJs and snlpLe eats &C
ana from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts. Shipmarts.
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ANpPARENTAGE,

~ er Sanitary ard Physiological Relations, aud IN Their
BEARING on Producing OF Children ~ tIhtI ied" az"
(rcaieT AGILITY. by Physician ana >hni'aldh
Professor y : Townsend O: OHIO University writes
at greatly pleased with tliS work hGSc oihu Il - -
90 t1iufS delight with H. nope t'c4!
thprghtfu VOuug man inC woman Wal rcdO II $500,
price bv mail 81 NJ. l.. HULBfOOA, IuDNShVI' /" al"
=. Il .a.lL u NLM.A
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IISS GRINNELL, 81 L. 54th-st.-SchoO for
vi and children Kindergarten Frobel method
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He'd Land Correspondence.
NED LAND. IK Oct 81 1900

HE'D LAND, La, Oct. I'd, 1882.
EoHof BdaRer We have been
attending the North Louisiana Ban,
tist Association. which convened NJ
Chalybeate Springs Church. about
live miles north of Red Land on
Saturday morning the 3otb ultimo
The body was organized by the elec-
'lon OF the following officers: s.
a. Boggs, Moderator; w. S. Cone.
land, Clerk; and J. S. Killen. Treas
nrer. The different committees
were then appointed for the work of
the Association. Preaching On Sat.
urday at II O'clock by Elder JW
Melton, and on Sunday at 1 by Ei.
der ). L. Everett, representing the
State Mission Board. In his dis.
course he gave general history Of
-
the origin and increase of the Ban.
list denomination in the United
States. The gathering was one of
the largest of the kind ever known
IN North Louisiana. There were
many delegates and Ministers pres.
eht from every direction. Every,
lhing passed off harmoniously. and
we feei confident that such gath.
ering cannot help but have a good
influence over all who were present
Very Respectfully,
Nv y -
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Succession Notice.

State of Louisiana. Clerks Office. Cd Dis
Parish OF Bossier. trict Court
Notice is hereby given that Jared S. Dixon
~ has this day filed in the office of the Clerk
OF the Second Jadieial District for Bessie par
ish, his application praying to lie appointed
administrator Of the succession of John vii
son, deceased. Now, Unless opposition be
made within the time prescribed by law, said
applicant will be appointed administrator of
said succession as prayed for
Given under my official Signature and seal
OF office, at Bellevue, La, Sept IS, 1882
A. X. THOMPSON.
Clerk BOssier District Court
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HesU advertisements.
Political Meetings.

Hon. N. G. Blanchar's Appointments.
TIahere will be public speeches at the follow.
Il ing places
~ IN. > ~
Leessille, Vernon parish, Monday, October
l6, at IL IN.
Colfax, Grant parish, Thursday, October 10
at II M
W!nnfcld, Winn parish, Saturday, Oct. 81,
at II m.
Coushatta, Red River parish, Tuesday, Oct.
"A, at II IN
Sparta, Bienville parish, Thursday, Oct. %.
at II III.
Minden Webster parish, Saturday, Oct. %,
at II III.
Bellevue, Bossier parish, Monday Oct 80, at
l2m.
Mansfield, DcSoto parish, Wednesday, Nov.
|, at II III.
Nateliitochcs, Natehitochcs parish. Thurs
day, Nov. ,, at II III.
Shreveport, Caldo parish Saturday, Nov.
1, 73G p. IN.
Having recently spoken in Rapidcs parish,
ard Owing to the shortncss of the time for
making IL canvass, Mr.. Blanchard will NOT
again speak there during the present canvass.
Local papers are requested to publish this.
oct 5 DTS
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Hor the purpose of revising Registration. /
Il will be at the following named places
Bellevue, Monday and Tuesday, Oct 9TH and
10th.
Fillmore. Wednesday, Oct. IIth.
Atkins, Friday, Oct. 18th.
Rocky Mount, Monday, October 10th
Red Land, Tuesday, October 18th
Collinsburg, Wednesday, Oct 18th.
Benton, Friday and Saturday, Oct Goth and
2lst.
bellevue, Monday, Oct 23rl to Saturday
18th, when registration will close
B. X. NASH, Assessor and
ex-ofiicio Registrar, Bossier parish, La
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Succession Notice.

Succession of James w. State of Louisiana,
Smith, deceased. ! Purisl, of Bossicr.
Notice is hereby given that g. d. Zeigler has
IN this day filed in my Office his application
to be appointed curator of the succession of
James W. Smith, deceased Now, this Is to
adnofifsh all persons concerned, that if opp0,i.
ton is not made thereto within the time pre-
serIbcd by law, the said applicant will he APP.
pointed administrator Of said sueccssou AZ
prayed for.
Given under my hand and seal of Office as
Bellevue, La, this 18th September, 1852
A. r. THOMPSON,
Clerk District Court, Bossicr Parish La.
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Succession Notice.

Succession Of james G. State of Louisiana,
McDade, deceased. Parish Of Bossier
Notice is hereby given that WIN. +. Council
~ has this day filed in my office his applica
ton praying to be appointed administrator of
the succession of James G. McDade, deceased
Now. this is to admonisll all persons concern
ed. that if opposition is not made thereto
within the time prescribed by law, the said
applicant will be appointed administrator of
said succession as prayed for.
Given under my hand and seal of office, at
Bellevue, La, this October 9TH, 1892
A. Il. THOMPSON
Clerk Bossier District Court.
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The Commercial Restaurant, No.
AZ Texas street, Shreveport, is daily
receiving supplies Of fresh and salt
water fish and oysters, which are
served to guests in every style
The Commercial is the place to Sc
cure the best the market affords in
the eating line. Citizens of Bossier.
visiting Shreveport, should call at
this Restaurant if they want to fare
sumpluously at any hour of the day
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Succession Notice.

Succession of H. r. Dick State of Louisiana
son, deceased. Parish Of B0ssief.
NJ Office is hereby given that Palmer Dickson
~ has this day filed in the Office of ,he
Clerk of the End Judicial District Court for
Bossier parish, his application praying to be
Appended administrator of the succession of
II. p: Dickson, deceased New, nn,ass .pposi.
ton be made within the time prescribed ly
law, said applicant will be appointed admins
traitor of said succession rs prayed for.
Witness, my official signature and seal Of
Office, at Bellevue, this Sept. %, 1882.
A. K. THOMPSON,
Clerk District Court, Bossicr Parish, La.
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John Fl. Keyser, services as
member of The Auditing
Committee to date, on the
year 1882, 6 M
/" heh' OH motion of ". II. Pra,b.
er' the Police Jury adjourned until
. O'clock tomorrow morning.
Approved.
>. W. RAINS, Pres't P.J.
W. u. BoGGs, Clerk p.
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w. B. b.

UooD APPOINTMENTS. Coy.
ernor has appointed Captain b. II.
Nash Assessor of this parish, vice
Mr. >. NJ. Arnold resigned; and MIR.
WIN. Undertake Returning Officer
OF Bossler parish. Both are true
Democrats and worthy gentlemen.
ana while we regret to part with
our frirnd, Mr.. j. NJ. Arnold, who
has served his parish and party
we'll and faithfully, we are satisfied
that Capt. Nash will satisfactorily
discharge the duties of Parish As.
SCISSOR.
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The magnificent Mississippi steam
er IL. Il. Lee was totally destroyed
Dy IRE, about thirty miles below
Fnksburg, at 3 O'clock on last Sat
urday morning About u persons
lost their lives.
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MONEY FOR RAINY DAY-"For six wears
my daughter was sick from kidney and other
disorders. We had used up our savings on
doctors, when our dominic advised us TO try
Parker's Ginger Tonic Four bottles effected
a cure and as a dollars worth has kept our
lay by money again for Il rainy day."-A Poor
Mans Wife.
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1T has been estimated by ''Brad-
streets" that there are six million
miles OF fence i'll the United States,
the cost of which has been more
than s2,0o0,OOO,OOO or about 1926
mile.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-10-05
This is the 30Sth day of the wear

The Van Buren, tArk.) Graphic
says "Prohibition carried in almost
ail the counties along the line of the
Little Rock and Fort Smith road at
the recent election. In several of
the counties the majority was small .
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-10-05

Nhc Tax Payers Of the Parish of Bossicr
4 are hereby notified. that tor their con,
venienee, will be ut the following named
places, and at tue time specified for the pnr.
pose OF receiving State and Parish Taxes.
which are now dne to-wit:
At Fillmore, Monday, Octobcr-, fSS.
At MERGERS Store, Oct. 3r.l.
At Atkins Landing, October it'll
At Dorteh's, October 5th
At Canes, October 9Th aud 7th.
At Zeiglers, October 9th.
At Benton, October 10th and Ilth
At Dlcksons Roatls, October 18th.
AT Collinsburg, October 18th and 18th,
At Red Land, October 10th and 18th
AT Rocky Mount October 18th and lgt6
At Midway, October 10th.
Notices have been issued TO all owners OF
movable property in accordance VIII, law
ihose failing to meet me ut my api,unt tuenis,
may prepare themselves to nlect Deputy
aud all cost.
K E.WICHEs
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
September eth, 1882 Oct 10
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-10-05

No family should keep house without hot
tie OF Essence of Jamaica Ginger at hand
ready for use The best Ginger made i'm this
country is that which is made byN X. Brown.
Price - and 30 cents bottle For sale at DR.
W.. Mobley's Drug Store.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-10-05

The Insane Asylum at New Or.
leans has been abandoned, and it's
l5o inmates transferred to the In.
sane Asylum at Jackson, La.