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New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
Bo1srEry. FRrEsIAx oArrLE ASSOCIATION

YrrrALo, March 21.-The annual meeting OF tho
uolstoln Frieslan Cattle Association Of America was
held to-day. The following officers were elected :
President. Martin L. Sweet, Of Grand Rapids, Mich
first vIce-presidcnt, Edgar Huidekopcr. Of Mesdvc,
Penn second viccpIes dent, Eugene Smith. OF Nash
vile, Tenn third vice-presidsnt, T. L. Houghton
of Putney VI fourth vce-pfesdent w. NJ Lggctt,
OF Benson MIMI. treasurer, W. Brown smith, OF
Syracuse, N. Y: secretary Thomas p wsles Of Iowa
dclpha. w. O. Power, Of springbcro, Psnn, and T. @:
Yoemans OF walworih, ". y. II decided to hold
tho next annual meeting In NewYork
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accompanied with equ.nt pe.ls Of thnnder snd vivid

accompanied with frequent peals Of thunder and vivo
flashes of lightning. At Riverside Ridge-sve SUP
merged and tho creek that carries tbs water nom IN
land Is raging torrent. There has arcsoy Do9n
much destruction and the worst Is yet 70 come. ~
Manayunk there many washouts and miil-0wner::
whose places are on the river banks have removed
most of the machinery and perishsblc STOCK
Baltimore, March 2l.-The first thunder pnd hsns-
ming Of the season occurred hero this afternoon ana
continued for hour There was heavy rain. Inc
lightning Affected the telegraph wires, ana for tmo
checked all commune alton, but no damage was oone'
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
, oJtrr rsoM yoBy D. RooxEFELLR.

CLEVELAND March 2i.-For several weoks, friends
Of the Cleveland Young Mems Christian Association
have been soliciting funds for building and the
purchase Of valuable site Thirfy housand dollars
were pledged when John D. RoQkefeller spetident OF
the standard oil Company wroo non nav. YORK a tnn
he would subscribe &25,0W, II tbs pinase1 W oake
Nsgs DOUBLED Hia oder has been eessytea
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
rr DoIIoE sUSpEOr MURDER.

Frederick Fuerbach, Of No 2ii ~aver'oy placo'
went to the Charles Street Pocc STATION ~ s.o
O'Clock this morning and reported ins' n"ssuDsa
wo,,s .pe twenty eight, living In the same house,
IA committed suicide Tho police found bullet
wound in her head and finger marhs ON her Throat
ruerbach was arrested on suspicion
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
vrnAcaTY WINS THE LINCOLNSHIRE.

london. March 21.-At tho lincoln Spring Meeting
a.. 49, the Iincoinsbire Handicap Of %, 900 was won
nv j. Leghs four-year old bay colt, veracaty, with
y. Younger's aveiyoarold chestnut horse Tyrone
Tes.fe, third There were twenty five starters.
The betting was % ,s,inss yspsss %ssr Ss
ss.c1tv Won 6y half length Time. ~ 2-5.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
q. ,r.n,sc ESc1NEERs FOR THE WEST.

pottsvtIls March 21-SInce President Corbin's reply
to number of St. Clair business men who undertook
Anal ntsrcessionin In behalf Of the discarded railroad
sslkSrs, the lochsd-out engineers and nremen have
abandoned all hope Of reinstatement and are making
strenuous efforts to secure cmploymeh. In me est
of fhs Knights Of Labor Is omittng no effort In their
behalf and this morning received rom tho Cmcaso'
mani and twenty rstclass engineers
vko viii start Tor Chicago st once.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
cALEs IN THE ALLEGHANIES.

Pittsburg, March 21.-A terrific wind storm passed
over this region about 7:30 O'Clock this morning
doing great damage to tho telegraphc service Poles
orc renorted down I'm all directions and the wires are
working badly. The wind was accompanied BY heavy
rain. ~.,..
over experienced here ragged for about quarter OF an
hour, at O'Clock this morning Several houses were @
mn1oofed MANY persons were blown of their feet
on the street. No serious casualties arc reported
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tho pansvlle banker who was sentenced in Novem-
Der 10 five years Imprisonment for grand larceny.
died this morning from pneumonia In the hospl'a
attached to tho prison.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
DATES 70, DRMo0RA rro ooyvESrroys

CoLrMBUs. March FL. tSpeciaD.-The Democratic
State Central Committee, which met to-day. de-
cided to hold the State Convention at Dayton on
Nav and l6. The Republican convention is 20 p9
at the same place on April and y "a me mee.ns dav ..
Democrats from all over Ohio was held mere to-oay'
State league was formed. c. a.
Detroit, March 21 The Democratic state Con- C
vention to choose delegates to the Nationsa IT, III
yention will be held at Grand Raplds, on May ~
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

eALlsBURYs SECRETARY C0MNoNER
London. March sl.-Ths Marquis OF Granny tCon-
ssrvstvs) has bsen elected to Parliament w1thous
opposition for The Melton Division Of Leicester
shiIc " sncceed hs lHthss, Lord John Asnnsrs wno
the Duke Of Rutland.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
70 srocK oggK xoUxrAIx W1rH DssR

PI91spUEC. March 81 lspecisp. Tho Chow Noun
tain 6Dortsmen's Association, which composed of
wealthy rttsbuge7, e consiteIing the proposition
d Colorado man 70 scli one hundred decr. low in
4sp!iyity. large AAknhae pf ~ Et4 b Rlaced %
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS
GOOD SHOWING OF A WESTERN ROAD.

GOOD SHOWING OF A WESTERN n"hD
Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders OF inc Aoui~
vrlle. New.Albany and Chicago Railway Company
which was adjourped on March ID was held here yes
tcrdav. President william Dowd's report for 1887
showed gross earnings Of S2,2s5,0a4, an increase
over the previous year OF s"e i34; tho operating OK
sos o2S, gain Of s10o,204 or 25.s per cent. Tho
total fixed charges wcre $685. 4S8 leaving surplus Of
s2,4es, against dencit in 1889 Of eees4d me
physical condition of tho property was improved oy
isrce expenditures for steel rails renewals ana re'
pairs and new equipment. The rental to the chicago
and Wcstein Indiana Railroad has been fr.ner sa
ali ehtly reduced by the operation Of the sinking ftnu
The net earnings ,e305 925i for 1887 compare With
500 292 in 1884 since which time the rosa mas been
substantially rebuilt . - Al,
Tho old hoard Of directors was reelected az fS,'
lanes R0osevelt William Dow,i r,uhu Root James y:
smith, IL II. Cook and Richard King, OF New & YORK
Robert r. HIT Z. r Cummings and John B CARSON
OF illinois, and J. NJ. Fettor, of Kentucky. The BOARD
reelected william Dowd president, John B carson
vicc-president and general manager, W. d. e"'s se"
rotary and treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
sxArs CAPTURED BY THE THOUSAND.

st. Johns, N. r, March 2i.-tineen tnoussn ses's
-. .srs,t.d taxen on Partridge Island. Men and
xomen are taking them Fsthor Sheehan has cap
tured forty ik Is estimated that Green Bay gooa
for 10000 Nothing has been heard nom sne 'eaa'ns
kfcanRfs
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
r,,rr,eu MISSION no THE PORTE.

r,naop. Mach 2l-A son Of Lord Salisbury has
nAen IN ConsssntIpople incognito ono week ana mas
boon receved sadence oy ing rom The British
CovArnmeut to tho Porto.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
THE QUEEN STARTS FOB ITALY.

THE QUEEN STARTS FOH TALL
rordon. March 21--The Queen left Windsor to-day
sor portsmouth. on route to Italy. Her Majesty was
accompanied By Prince and Princes: Henry q ba'Tn TSs
onecn trasols 1pcognifo the Countess OF BamorsL
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

FoxNER BAyEFR prlve IN PRISON.
AuSuzys Nskyh al.-Unah y, Rradasr, ses saysns'
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
FROM THE COAL REGIONS no NEW. ENGLAND.

FROM THE CoAL KE0l0NS TO NE"- = -r11NoI11k.SD'
Philadelphia, March FL QSpccIal).-Promnept ran
road mon said to-day that tho recent purchase by
syndicate of capitalists from this city and the nterios
of tho State Of the Lehlgh and Eastern Railroad was
part Of scheme for direct route hon the coal and
lumber regions of Pennsylvania to Boston and Central
and that the syndicate viii construct railroad from
sunbury, Northampton County. eastward across the
country and then southwsrd TO Hasietop nom which
Il win proceed thence up ths valley to Port Jervis
distance Of 100 mIlos Tho purchase was hesfencd BY
Mddletown. n Y, and other NewYork capitalists Of
the Port Jevs and Monticello Railroad and the formas
Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC DIVIDEND.

Tho rumoys in Wall Street regarding the dlv'dend
prospects Of the Missouri Pscinc Rahway oecame
ueIier Yesterday and tho severe break In the stock
In tho afternoon created general belief that the dtv-
dend would be passed for this quarter To-day =:
the date Of the adjourned meeting Of the board OF
directors. but Jay Could the president, VIII not q
in the city. IL is possible that the meeting wiz
take no action although the directors hero would noe
admit that such would bc the result eeorge y;
at present and is alleged to have converter hls
father his views All OF the others directors ciaim
Sage said yesterday that Jay Gould might be home BY
saturday, but he did not care to prognostcate tho OUT
como OF to-day's meeting.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
THE EMPERoR MUCH BETTER

Berln. March 2l.-The Emperor received visitors
a dinner yesterday for tho first time since hs return
TO Berlin He passed good night and ssois much
stronger. u.. =.
The Empress win hold mourning reception "
re p;smsrck visited the Crown Prince at noon
,odav and Was received by the Emperor In the ator
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

WHAT
Paris. March 21.-The Dix-Neuvieme Steele says
that General Boulanger irrated at being placed upon
the retired list, has declared that he s no longer
bound by military duties and will associate nmson
with the friends Of his propaganda NJ fenA fys@'
- r.s r.centlv elected TO tho Chamber Of Deputies
nv tho socialists of tho Department Of Bouohes-d -du'
Rhone, refuses to give up his seat In favor on Con-
eral Boulangcr. - "A ,..r,-x IN
the Boulanaer case will mect on Saturday ncxt and
TINT it will be impartisIy constituted SonofA
Boulapger remains ut Clcrmont
The Bossier banner., 1888-08-16
Notice Of Election.

1Nhe Police Jury of Bossier Parish having
j ordered an election to be held on Friday,
September 7th, 1888, for the purpose of sub
mitting the question Of " For Removal" " or
Against Removal :. of the Parish Site of
Bossier Parish, La, from Bellevue to depot at
Benton, Vaneeville, Aldens Bridge, Bossier
City, or Haughton Now, therefore, /. f. S.
Dortch, President of Police Jury of Bossier
Parish, do hereby make proclamation that
said election will be held ON said date, under
the general election laws of the State, and at
the polling places where the last general cleo
tion was held.
All officers whose duty it is to hold said elec-
ton, will conduct the same according to law.
Commissioners of election this day appoint
ed by the Honorable Police Jury, will make
returns to said Honorable body at Bellevue
La, on llth September, 1883
This August |, A. D. 1888.
Z. S DORTCH, President
Police Jury Bossier Parish.
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Land Office at Natehitoches, La,

Land Office at Natchitoches, La,
July 10, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of his
claim and that said proof will be made before
the Honorable District Judge, or in his alb
sence, the Clerk of the District Court, at
Bellevue, La, on September lst, 1888, viz
Homestead Entry No. 3636-Horace N. Sibley
for the east half of northeast quarter of
section 80, township 20 North, Range l3 West
Louisiana Meridian. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Lee
Carrier, A. P. Butler j. B. Adams and w. B
Simpson, of Benton P. O La.
WILLIS HOLMES, Register.
July &c, 1888. aug 80
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Land Office at Natchitoches, La,

Land Office at Natchitoches, La.
July 9th, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim and that said proof will be made before
the honorable District Judge. or in his absence
the Clerk of the District Court, at Bellevue,
La, on August 29th, 1888, viz Homestead
Entry No l856-Willis Boykin-for the south
west quarter OF northwest quarter of section
9, township q North, range l2 West, Louisi
ana Meridian. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of. said land, viz: Henry
Johnson, Lewis Chafin, John Boiler, Dick
Harvey, of Rocky Mount P O., La
WILLIS HOLMES, Register.
July 10, 1888. anc 25
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Succession Notice.

Succession of Thos. r. In District Court,
Watson, deceased. } Bossier Parish, La.
Notice is hereby given that Henry Florshem
~ has this day filed in my office his appl-
cation to be appointed administrator of the
succession OF Thos. R. Watson, deceased. Now,
this is to admonish all persons concerned, thai
if opposition is not made thereto within the
time prescribed by law, the said applicant will
be appointed administrator of said SUGGESTIONS
as prayed for.
Given under my official signature and seal
of office, at Bellevue, La, on this 18th day
of August, 1888.
A. r. THOMPSON,
Clerk Bossier District Court
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We shall fiud it the part of wis
dom to watch our intercourse with
those with whom we have to do lest
there be the entrance of mlsunder-
Standing. 1t is very easy for such
acatastrophe to take US at unawares.
The beginnings of these divergences
are very small and simple. But the
end-alas, they may separate very
friends. Particularly is one who is
frank and unsuspicious in danger at
'his point. He never imagines that
ne has given offence, and his wound.
60 friend does not frankly ask for
an explanation. By and-by the
wound is incurable. The great
heed iu our intercourse with one
another is complete frankness.-
u Instead of brooding over some
'aocied wrong we should 60 and ask
'os an explanation, how much better
"wouid be-! Very likely we should
nod that no harm had been intended
sna none really done. Or if there
really bad been some evil wrought,
might be nipped in the bud
% temporary misunderstanding
uigot not widen into destruction
y Hiendship, or worse, into posi-.
I'VE aud irreconcilable enmity.-
alas, alas, how often has the con
'fary been the case,
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The Bossier District Court, Judge
7. J. Boone presiding, met on last
Monday.
Following is the list of Grand
Jurors: j. G. Allen, Foreman !;
D. E. Nicholson, N. L. Bryan, G.. E.
Gilmer, j. N. Platt, Henry Wiggin,
L. r. Sapp, j. A. Skannal, P. B.
Perrin, J. T. McDade, L. K. Hodges,
W. Fl. Meares, L. G. Biggs, j. f.
Edwards, T. d. Connell, Marion
Odom.
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SL1'MN Sale.

E'strayed before C. B'Norman, J. p, Ward
~ 5, Bossier parish, La, by b. r. Nash, on
July IA, 1883, and will be sold at Midway. La.
within the legal hours of sale, on Saturday.
August 25, 1888, light clay or dark cream
eolored MARE, dark name and tail; lower
half of her legs dark; about nine years old,
and about l3A hauds high
Appraised at $40.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property ,spay charges. &c.
WsCf BANKS, Constable
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The envious, by their envy, recog,
nize their inferiority; the apprecia-
tive, by their appreciation, recog-
nize their equality; but the forgiv.
ing, by their forgiveness, show their
SuueriOrity.
The Bossier banner., 1888-08-16

Louisiana State Fair and Shreve-
port Exposition (third annual fair)
takes place at Shreveport, La, No
vember 5th to 10th inclusive
s25,OOO 10 premiums aud purses will
be awarded. Liberal premiums for
parish exhibits. The only fully
equipped fair grounds in the State.
Interesting programmes each day
Some of the finest race horses in the
States have already been entered.
For premiua lists and general in.
ormation address
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Prejudice is the conjuror of imag-
mary wrong-strangling truth, over
powering reason, making strong
men weak, and weak men weaker.
God gives US the large-hearted char.
ity which ''beareth all things, be-
lieveth all things, hopeth ell things,
endureth all things.n
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M. L. SCOVELL,
Secretary, Shreveport, La.

One of the principles of the sue
cessful advertiser is to keep making
known to the public the character
and value of the goods he has for
sale. He is not centent with one
statement; he iterates aud reiter-
ateS it.
The Bossier banner., 1888-08-16

Were our inauguration as active
in finding excuses for the Imaginary
offences OF others, as for the real
offences of ourselves, not only would
the world seem better-it would ac-
tually be made better by us.
The Bossier banner., 1888-08-16

A great deal of energy is wasted
in unnecessary haste. You see men
rushing at full speed as if their lives
depended on catching the train
You see them scrambling and push
ing to get in advance of all COM
petitOrs. You see them at the res
taurant fairly pitching down their
meals in way perilous to digestion.
All this calls for the expenditure of
energy that really accomplishes
nothing except to wear out the sys-
TEN. This haste has the appearance
Of accomplishing more than it does.
The man who does the most, not in
the traditional "twenty minutes in
which Americans are supposed to
accomplish everything, but in the
long run, is the man who is not in
a hurry. Haste everywhere makes
waste. We are no friend to david
ling laziness; but a man may be
deliberate and yet not lazy. De-
llberateness, which, however, is al
ways up to time, lasts longer, ac-
complishes more, and does better
work than the frantic haste which
Is sometimes mistaken for true
energy.
The Bossier banner., 1888-08-16

The architect builds many houses
which he afterwards never enters.
Aud shalt not thou do may good
deeds, the fruits whereof arc to be
enjoyed only by others?
The Bossier banner., 1888-08-16

The traveller in the desert is
thankful for the unknown hand that
has dug we'll for bin. Aud shall
not we be thankful for the countless
blessings left us by hands not ours.
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1t is much easier to see what
ought TO be done than to do it,
hence it is easier to know what to
do in the place of another than in
your own; just as the chemist can
we'll make diamond into carbon, but
cannot change carbon into diamond.
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The first bale of new cotton ship
ped to Shreveport was received on
the 9th instant. 1t came from De-
Soto parish, weighed $50 pounds,
classed middling and was sold for
121 cents per pound.
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Praise hath only legs, and creep.
eth; but censure hath wings, and
flieth hence good name in sooner
broken down than built up, and
slander sooner believed than dlsap.
proved.
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If you want to cure the chills, use
Panama Chill Medicine. We guar
antee it. Johnston, Hill & Co.,
Shreveport, La.
The Bossier banner., 1888-08-16

Mr.. P. B. Holt, editor of the
Plain Dealer, a newspaper recently
established at Plain Dealing, in
this parish, gave us pleasant call
Monday.
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Bev. G. B. Hollis will begin pro-
tracted meeting at this place on
Saturday, August 25th.
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Panama Chill Medicine is posi-
five cure for all malarial troubles
It is guaranteed.
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The Sunny South has been de-
cidedIy sunny in this locality for
the past few weeks.
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COnSt0bIe's Sale.

L. Sokolosky In Justice r. G.. stiu-
vs. sons Court, Ward No. =.
Austin Reed. Bossier Parish. In
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF a
IN writ OF feri facias issued by Il. G. Stinsoir,
Justice of the Peace of said Ward of said par
ish, Louisiana, in favor of L. Sokolosky, and
against Austin Reed, and to me directed, 7
will, at the legal hours of sale, on Saturday
August Is. 1888, at the Court House. in Rells :
vue, La offer for sale at public auction, the
following described property, 10 wit:
Lot No. IL, and improvements thereon, in
gOssIer City, L
Seized as the property of Austin Reed. and
win be sold to pay and satisfy the deli t
the plaintiff in this cause
Terms of Sale-Cash, with the beneiil ~
appraisement.
We. MORRIS, Constable.
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Cotton needs rain badly.

Thanks to Congressman N. G.
blanchard for valuable public docu.
ments.
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None are so unreasonable as those
that always exact reasonablenesS.
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The valuation of the taxable
property of Washington parish, fol
the year 1888, is S4S7,279. Last
year it was s416,719.
A pension has been issued to
Sarah Jane Gage, of New Orleans,
widow of Duncan S. Cage, late a
soldier in the Mexican war.
There were 80 cases of diphtheria
in New Orleans in June, and 22
deaths from this disease. In July
there we're 80 cases and 25 deaths.
The Sixth Congressional District
Convention will be held at Baton
Rouge Wednesday, September 10.
Total number of votes, 113; neces.
sary for a choice, 81 votes.
Gov. Nichols has appointed the
following tax collectors Of New Or
leans: First municipal district, G.
Harrison Parker; second, Thomas
Duffy; third, Louis Arnauld; fourth,
Isaac ". Patton.
Crowley Signal; 1--WE have noted
with pleasure that newspaper war
fare is but little INDUCED in among
our brethren of the State press
Personal abuse cut from bar room
pbraseology is mighty poor litera-
ture.7
The Times Democrat demonstrates
from official statistics collected by
DR.. Chaille that the death rate of
New Orleans has been reduced from
about 63 per thousand inhabitants
in 1889 to about 26 per thousand in
1888.
Catharine Cole" in New Or
leaus Picayune: "The other day
in the parish of Vermilion, 1 drove
over a tract of 50. 900 acres of prairie
land that is now for sale at S. an
acre in quarter section lots or less,
and which land in the course of a
year or two, when the railroad shall
have penetrated this section Of the
parish, will certainly be double this
value for cattle farming and garden.
ing and haymaking."
The Benevolent Association of
Confederate Veterans held their an
nual meeting at Shreveport on the
Sth instant and elected the follow
ing named officers to serve during
the ensuing year: Capt. J. F. Utz,
President; Capt. VIM. Kinney, V.
Grosjean, VIM. Enders, T. B. Chase
and w. A. Peasants, Vice. Presi.
dents; J. V. Nolan, Secretary; A.
j. Newman, Financier; L. P. Grim,
Treasurer. Executive Committee
Captain r. T. Vinson, Capt. T. E.
Jacobs, r. s. Elliott, j. L. Gill, w.
j. Alexander. Finance Committee
W. F. Bnckelew, David G. Heine
and John Corbitt. About 130 names
are on the roster of the Association
Catahoula parish contains 1866
square miles, being 105 miles long
aud from 6 to 20 miles wide. There
are 100000 acres of land cleared
and under cultivation, the land pro-
ducing every known crop in thu
South. Number of acres in wooded
lands, 100000; in swamp lands
175,000. About one-ffth of th'
parish is subject to overflow frou
the annual freshet from the Missis
sippi river. The parish is assessed
at s1,0OO,OOO. Uuimproved Ian.
sells at from 80 to $40 per acre, ant
improved at from IS to $40. Th,
average school fund is $4,000. Th
names of rivers and bayous in th
parish are :: Black, Ouachita, Little
Tensas, Louis, Bushley, Saline
Hemps, Trout, Jones, Ha. .Ha, Funn,
Louis and Chickasaw. OF lakes
Catahoula, Fish, Town, 6 Mile, Ten
sas, Larto and Horse Shoe.
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Condensed Time Card-In Effect April /, lso

JOHN GAULf,
General Manager, Cincinnati, Ohio.
X. CARROLL,
General superintendent, Cincinnati, q.
III. COLLBRAN,
General Passenger Agent. Cincinnati, O
II. +. CLARKE,
division Superintendent. Vicksburg, Miss.
l. HARDY,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Vicksburg Miss.
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Parish Estimate for IsSS.
Rectal Diseases,

Diles, Fistuia, Prolapsus and all diseases of
L the lower bowels, treated without the
use of the clamp, cautery or knife.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
III. NELSON, M. D.,
Coroner of Bossier Parish.
p. o. address, Shreveport, La.
Residence, Bodcan. Toct Il