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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-08-07
Succession Safe.

Snocessa0R OF Mary Ann Cr0Rgeocer,
deceased.
by virtue of q writ of sale to me d.
- rected from the Parish Court Of
Bossier Parish, La, in the above en- :
titled succession, will sell at public
auction to the last and highest bidder,
before the Court house door. in the
town of Bellevue, on Monday the
10th day of August, 1869, the following
described property, to-wit:
The southwest quarter Of the south :
west quarter Of section ID, township
20, range IL. The northwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter of section "a,
same township aud range The south
east quarter Of the northeast quarter
of the same section, township and
range. The southwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of same section,
township and range. The northeast
quarter of the northwest quaFter Of
same section, township and rang e.-
The northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter of same section, township and
AnASCs HU sOuLuodSJ QudiAtE VI Zig
northwest quarter Of same section.
township and range. The southwest
quarter Of the northwest quarter, same
section, township and range. The
northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter Of same section, township and
range. The northwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter of same section,
township and range. The northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter Of
same section, township and range
The northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of same section, township and
range. The southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter of same section,
township and range.
Also, one feather bed.
Terms of Sale-On credit Gf ~
months, for what it will bring, pur-
chaser to give his note with approved
personal security bearing interest at
per cent. from day of sale with mort
gage and vendors lien to be retained
on said land. Act of sale with revenue
stamp 1T the expense of the purchaser
| E.. K. RUSS,
Sheriff and ex- oficie auctioneer.
Bellevue, La, July III, 1869.
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SRersR's Sale.
vs. No. S3J9.

A. 9. Redditt
Mrs E. J. Breach.
In District Court Of Bossier Parish.
Louisiana.
Dy virtue of writ of seizure and
- sale issued from the District
Court of Bossier Parish, La, in the
above entitled suit, and to me direct
ed. ] have seized and will proceed To
sell at public auction, before the Court
House door. in the town Of Bellevue,
La, within the legal hours Of sale, on
the first Saturday the 4th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1869, the following described
property. towit;
The undivided seven twenty fifths
H-25) interest in the plantation on
Red River, in Bossier parish, known as
the Waterloo Plantation" contain
ing in all fourteen hundred and seven
ty-three (l473) acres, more or, less.
Seized as the property Of defendant,
Mrs. E. j. Breach, and to be sold to
pay and satisfy said writ.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, without benefit
of appraisement. 3s
EDWARD x. RUSS, Sheriff,
Bellevue, La, July 3lst, 1869.
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Succession Sale.

Succession ofJ. p. CahiH, deceased,
py virtue ola writ Of sale to me d.
- rected from the Parish Court OF
Bossier parish, La, | will sell at pub
lie auction to the last and highest bid
der, before the Court House door, in
the town Of Bellevue, on Saturday the
l4th day Of August, 1869, the fol-
lowing described property. to-wit:
The west half Of northwest quarter,
the northwest quarter and the east half
of the southwest quarter of section ~.
and the east half of the northwest quar-
ter Of section 20, township II, Of range
II. North West Louisiana.
Terms of Sale-On credit of IL
months for what it will bring, purchas-
er being required to give II months
bond, according to law. Act of sale
with revenue stamps at expense of
purchaser.
Z. II. RUSS.
Sheriff and Auctioneer.
bellevue La. July oath. 1869.
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NEW COTTON.-The first bale
of new crop cotton was received
in New Orleans yesterday, from
Texas. The first received at that
port last year, two bales, was on
August 10, one from Mississippi
and one from this State. The
first bale was received at Houston
on the 28th of July, last year.
[SOutb Western.
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Austria maintains a permanent
army OF two hundred and eighty
thousand men, at a cost of forty
five millions of dollars; Spain
spends over twenty millions for
her army, numbering some time
ago about two hundred and forty
thousand men; Italy takes from
her by no means plethoric treasu-
~ twenty-six millions for an army
of two hundred and twenty thou
sand men; the peace footing in
Germany is in the neighborhood
of three hundred thousand troops.
and costs well nigh forty millions;
France keeps over four hundred
thousand men under arms, and
pays seventy millions; the i'm.
mense Russian army takes eighty
millions from the States resources,
and Great Britain's regular troops,
militia and volunteers, cost the
government over seventy millions
OF dollars. Thus seven States
alone expend about three hundred
and fifty millions of dollars an.
nually in maintaining "peaee
tootings" and preserving doubtful
safeguards to rather shaky Eu-
ropean equilibriums.-[N. Y. Her
Gtd. G94s aSs.3S gs /
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Secretary Boutwell, was at first
in doubt, but finally concluded
that he had the authority to al
low the French cable company to
import the shore end of the ca.
BILE free of duty, and so telegraph
ed the Collector at Plymouth,
Massachusetts.
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Sf9slaE Sale.

E1strayed before the undersigned, by @.
IL W. Monzingo, on May 18th, 1859, and
will be sold for cash, tothe highest ladder,
at Bellevue, 4LonisiaIa, on SatRraay the
10th day Of N ovelnbar 1865, a Ray Mare nnny,
four years old, with brands X w All the lots
shoulder, an O with crpss andes Is an seft
hip, white in her ferehsadss sscas's srsss
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pas charge, ~ sif4sYsR
ssa ,; H LOTION ss#y Master.
May nth, tep9. 44n4g Lac n u
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The Indians are committing
depredations again in Arizona
Two mail carriers were recently
killed by Apaches, near Tucson.
The mails were captured and de
stroyed.
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Two hundred Texas penitentia-
~ convicts and a hundred volun-
teer labOrers are now at work gra
ding the airline railroad from
BRENNAN to Austin.
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Successors sale.

Succession Of 1 Palmer, decd.
by virtue Of writ az sale. 10 me di.
- rected from the Parish Court Of
the Parish Of Bossisr. Louisiana, /
will sell at public auction before the
Court house door, IN the town Of Belle
yaes to the last and II gltest bidder, on
Saturday the llth day Of Aae,ssf.a 1850.
the following described property, to-
wit: N# 4f
The Judgment Of B. r. Fort, aafnr.
70 A. b. Hughes, et ii nu.aBared
2O44 on the docket of the Iistrict
Court in aud for the aforesaid parish
of Bossier.
Terms of sale--C asls..eg -..4.r
r. n. RUSS.
Sheriff and ex-otfcio auctioneer.
Bellevue, July 81, 1869.
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It is said that Stewart & Co,
of New York, are gradually in
Producing saleswomen into their
establishment, and intend, as soon
as it is practicable, to have all
their selling clerks women.
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Streeeg Sole.

ENstrayed before tiit undersi gneh On the
~ 18th day vt May. lS69, by WI fglis lien,
aud will BIS sold, for sasbs at Bclleysse, Ia,
On Saturday 9th dry nf November, fS69, =
Sorret Horse, ab0nt mine years old, white
streak II forehead, risht hiAd ed right ere
The ewleris requested ID coaae sOrward,
prove property pay chspsgess go. ~ fs8
j. I'll. LOTION, STRAY Master,
Bellevue, La, May ~, I8G9s n8
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During the first six months of
the present year 1888 emigrants
arrived in Toronto. Ofthis num-
Der 5,038 remained in Canada
the balance of them coming to
the United States.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-08-07

The Police Jury of St. Landry
parish has appropriated twenty
five hundred dollars for q map OF
that parish, to be made by Thorn
as MUllett.
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Gov. Reed OF Florida, has just
issued his proclamation ordering
an election on the I'd November,
to take the sense Of the people OF
West Florida on the question of
annexing that portion OF the State
to Alabama.
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A NOVEL SHIPMENT.-There
came in on the cars the other day
fourteen bales Of spun yarn, from
some factory in Texas, and con
signed to Philadelphia. This looks
like carrying Goals to New Castle
indeed South Western.
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garding Americans confined in
Cuba and Ireland.
Louisville, Aug. 3.-Several pis-
toll rows attended the election
None killed. City Democratic
5000, and State probably $4,000.
Republicans claim Is to 90 mem.
bers.
Halifax, Aug. 3.-Man-of- war
Eclipse, from Rio Grande hither,
lost her commander, first lieuten-
ant and 16 others from yellow fe-
yer. Ship Barraconta arrived to-
day with fever aboard.
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The Harrison Flag learns that
a malignant type of flux is raging
in the lower part of Rpsk county
quite a number of cases prov
ing fatal.
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The Democrats of Iowa have
nominated George Gillespie for
Governor, and A. p. Richardson,
editor of the North Iowa Times,
for Lieutenant Governor.
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Twenty-Five deaths have occur
red on board the steamer Sarato-
ga from yellow fever. She is still
detained at quarantine below
New York.
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"Prisoner, you are charged with
habitual drunkenness. What de-
fence have you to make?" "None
but habitual thirst"
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Succession Sale.
Succeasioas of John Be9akett, deet

Succession Of John Beaakett, decd.
by virtue Of commission issued
Up from the Honorable the Parish
Court in and for the PariEh Of lGlai-
borne, La. in the Succession OF John
Bauskett, deceased, and to me direct
ed, ! will offer for sale tn the last and
highest bidder, on, TUESDAY the
10th day of August, 1860, al, the
Court house door, in the town of Belle-
vue, La. the undivided halP interest
in the following described land belong
ing to the Succession of john llauskett.
deceased, situated In Bossier parish,
to-wit A gte~F4a 4
The southeast quarter and .easth half Of
southwest quarter Of section 5; the
west half Of southeast quarter, and east
half Of southwest quarter of section l;
the northeast quarter Of sectipn III. and
west half Of section 10; in township 10,
range 10. aa 4a lsij }A
1.-THE north half andsouthwest QUAR-
ter Of seotiun ID; tho vest half of sec
ton %, the east half of noriheastanar-
ter Of section 30; in township l5srange
II. s.,..t,..f.- s.., -
The west half Of southwest quarter
Of section S; township l9. range III
Containing in all one thousand eight
hundred and forty (lSlO) aores, more
Or less. iis Ia u} tHa# s4a. OH sPaSe
Terms Of Sale-Cash. with hDae6t
of appraisements ys ID raaa
NJ. 4r ss4Ht W. "A. DRAKE
Curator Sue. John Bauskett. dee'd.a
duly 10Th, 1869. . @s.
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The Franklin telegraph compa-
ny haze concluded a contract with
the French cable company, and
all business from Washington and
other points in the United States
will be transmitted over the lines
of the Franklin.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-08-07

The list of delinquent tax-pay-
ers in New Orleans makes nearly
forty-one columns of the Bulletin
supplement, and contains nearly
eleven thousand names-a sign OF
hard times and d scalawag govern.
rnent.
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The law under which the pres
ent income tax is now Ievied win
expire on the LIST of January, 1870.
Let it die! --
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Venice is built on 1T islands.
The grand canal cuts the city into
two equal parts, and is serpentine
in its course. From these start
out great number of smaller ca
nails, which correspond to streets
in smaller cities. There are $50
small canals; add to these the
small roads or streets of the city,
and the whole amount to 2,4SO.
The canals are crossed by 400
bridges.
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Attorney General Hoar has for.
gotten the lesson which Chief
Justice Chase set for him in March.
The way of it was this: Hardly
had Hoar prostituted the position
which a Stanberry and an Evarts
had virtuously and vigorously
filled, before it became his duty
to appear in the Supreme Court of
the United States, which were re-
duced to the extremity of having
him for their counsel. In the
progress of a speech by him, the
venerable Justice Nelson inquired:
"What is the page OF the authori-
ty you are quoting, Mr.. Attorney
Generalw To which the man
whom ex General Grant gave a
Cabinet place in exchange for a
library, replied: ''May it please
the Court, | decline to be inter
rupted i'll my argument" Where
upon the Chief, Justice, assuming
upon his younger shoulders the
affront directed at his associate
and incidentally rejecting upon
the whole bench, brought the
Massachusetts attorney to his
knees at once by saying: "Nr. At
torney- General, you will cease in
your argument for the present.
This Court, as you will learn when
you have become used to it's
amenities, reserves the right to
question at any time any of it's
counsellors on any point whatever.
Your rejoinder to the question of
my associate is inadmssible; and
when you have apOlogized to the
Court for language which we
must say was never heard here
before, you may proceed, but not
until that is DONE" Whereupon
the legal bully collapsed and
meekly begged pardon, which it
pleased the Court to allow. Look
ing at Mr.. Grants special pleader's
demeanor in the Yerger argument
on Tuesday, it is plain that the
Chief-Justice must give him an
other humiliation to bring him to
his proper plane.-IN. Y. World.
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Seward squandered a thousand
dollars which his father gave him
to graduate with, after which he
was informed that he must paddle
his own canoe. He did.
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HOFdeC09.g.

A well selected stock of shelf and other
"A Hardware, bought in New York for
casa, OF importers and Manufacturers
agents" j. H. REYNOLDS,
teb2O6m ii Texas ST., Shreveport
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StR'0N s&R1e.

T'strayed before the undersigncdst lsftanr
~ ity, on the 9Th Jnly. 1869, -hF III. L.
Ford, aud win De sold ut elAevne. I'LL, on
Saturday, 0ctnber %. 1860; ID aase highest
bidder. for cash, a larl brown Cow and calf
with crop, split and two under ats in
right ear, and an over slope in leFt ear;
about 10 years old. Appraised gt el9
The owner IL requested 10 come Harvard,
prove properly pay charges, &r. VIZ
IL LOTION, Stay u ;later.
Bellevue, July IL, 1869. - -
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Died.

On the 9th July, 1869, at her residence
in this parish, HARRIET G. HUDSON
reliet of the late John w. Hudsou-aged 80
years, months and DAYS.
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The New York Herald, discuss
ing the question whether or not
Grant is a failure, says:
So far as can be judged from the
expression Of public opinion thus
far, Grants personal popularity
prevails chiefly among efice-hold-
ers and hostlers.
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The mail agent on the Nash
vile and Northwestern railroad
is only seventeen years old. This
is altogether too young, and is
below the age required by law.
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u. A. HAYNES.
Bellevue. La.

Bellevue, La,
ne speetfuIly informs his friends and the
II public. that he has opened Dry Goods
store ut Bellevue, for the purpose ofsupply.
ing the demands Of this market with o.
Select Assortment
Of everything it requires in his line Of bust
ness consisting in part of
DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING. :.
BOOTS and SHOES,
Hardware, Crockeryware, Queenswase,
Family Groceries, Etc.
His stock viii be kept full and well assert
ed, and will be sold at Shreveport and MIN
den prices. ysnI6
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Probable Current Expenses
OF BOSSTER PARISH. tss55S
POLICE JURY ROOM,

July 14th, 1869. 4
nn motion, The President appointed II, B.
W Taylor, r. II Stinson and Isaac ID. Ed
wards d comMittee to make onta report of
the probable expenses Of the Parish Of Dos
sier for the currelft year, when The Conmit-
tee after due deliberations, repapted ~ fol.
lows
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I'll. C. Harper.

WAGNER AND 4TEAMSTER.
Respectfully tenders his services in the
- above capacity to the citizens of Bos-
sief' terms uaouerate. fH " ap
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Ii you cannot do as well as you
wish, do as we'll as you can.
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r WASHINGTON, duly 20.
10 LIE Emperor of the Freucb.

! cordially reciprocate your
H. Gbou WISHES, and trust that the
, nuos, poiicy OF the United States,
b oas 90 winch this cable has
H lahued' may result in many
. VI communication, es.
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SLoDg kid gloves reaching nearly to the
elbow are worn with short sleeves for full
Cess.
~RoChester. n. Y, has found dead man
packed in a trunk, who could give no account
II himself
ga Gloucester vessels crew caught a
shark that had an IRON hoop, deeply imbeded
II the flesh, around lis body.
"Cnicago Is preparing for the Humboldt
centennial eeleoratlon, TO take place the latter
part of the next century.
kSrAt the Provincial Fair, Toronto, Canad =,
IN b. I'D instant, the day that Prince Arthur
was there 26,OUO tickets were sold.
~ John ID. Culver, broker OF s.. Gather
hes, Canada abscOnded on Saturday night,
ta,Ing with him S20,OOO or 5000. Several
banks are sufferers, as well as lumber of
business men.
AZ +. =. Chanfrau, the commedian, has had
''little event" in his family. TWAS son.
erA somewhat vulgar fashion of exhibi-
ting the brides presents at wedding recep-
lions is, we are pleased to chronicle, rapidly
dying out, except among sshoddy" people.
who apparently cannot live without display
and OstentatiOn.
Lsndon county, Ct, Superior Court, the par
lies beiT z the Rev. Harris Howard and Gilbert
y. Allen, both OIL Ledyard. II is charged that
Allen said be wouldn't 90 TO hear the old
muttonhead preach" or something of that
~Ort; and MIR. Howard sues him for defamation
Of character, laying his damages at $500
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&c Ao-u 0hhhN q WILL dmo, hCcts,
llY COOPER LATIMER. Auctloneers,
ID Successors to Jas. O. Mcclure q Oo.,D
Southwest corner PENN avenue and 18th street.
CHANOERY SALE or HIGHLY VALUABLE
sUBUkBAN PROPERTY, BEING TIE SIT C
OF THE LATE DAM PBELL HOSPITAL, AT
The HEAD OF FIFTH AND siXTH SITS.
VEST lY S ;IisMMrEDIATELY NORTH OF BOUND
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia, bearing date A pril
9th, 1854, and passed in Ohanctry cause No. Ii.
George W. Miller vs. Ellen Miller ct al, We shall
sell. ut public auction, on the premises, on MON
DAY 18th of October. 1853, at O'Clock .. part
of tract Of land called Jamaica, !" situated and
being in the county of Washington and Distr let
of Columbia, and bordering en- Bound Try street.
at the head of 5th and 9Th streets west, suppose
10 coptafn 10 acres OF land more or less; the same
beir Oil that part or portion of the tract of
Ian" referred to In the original bill fled in the
cause above mentioned, now remaining unsUld.
This property is in rapidly i'm proving locality,
6pd IL worthy the attention of capitalists.
Terms OF Sale: One third cash; the residue ia
threet3l equal fnstallments at six TO- twelve u2D
and eighteen Qs) months, with interest from day
OF sale deferred payments TO be secured to the
satisfaction the Trustees the purchaser to have
che option Of paying all cash. Oonveyancing and
stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Five thou.
sand SIS 000) dollars Of the cash payment will be
required when the property is struck of viii h
will be forfeited ~ the terms Of sale fully
sale. sind the Trustees the light 10 resell
at the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser
upon one week notice By advert me ut ia some
Newspaper printed aud published in tho city of
Washington:
A. THOMAS BRADLEY,S Irustees'
COOPER 4 LATIMER
se25 3tswSw6ds IRepl Auctioneers
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DEOPOsALS FOB FRESH BElF.

HEADQuARTERs FIRST MILITARY DrsrRIcr,J
Ofes Chief COMM sary Of Subsistence,
Sealed Proposals lin duplicate will be received
ct the once Of Breyet Captain o. 8. Roberts, i7th
!rnMfsntry, A. 2: g., at Lynchburg, Va, until
plying the United States bubsistencs Department.
With fresh Beef at Lynchburs: Va, for sfx months
gtetence may direct.
70 their bids, and be prepared 10 give bonds for
lac fuInllment Of their contract.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C., as
heretofore. b. a. PORTER,
Brevet Major and Chief O. g.,
ee25-6t First Military District.
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INSURANCE.

NATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY OF WASHING TON.
L....-......-.....-.. 900 600,
Offce-Ho. II La. ave-, one door east of 9TH st.
No charge for Policies or Revenue Stamps
Risks taken on the most reasonable terms, an
losses promptly paid
Directors-Charles knsp. President: George W.
riggs, Wee President; Marshall Brown. Thpmss
Berry, Richard Wallact, VIM. Dixon, Dsnn ID odd,
Berry ID. Cooke, samuel B.cpS
sells ly NOBLE ID. LARNER Secretary.
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DAPER WARIHOUSH,

DIAPER WAREHOUSE,
ssIsfs 4sswssn a ssh sn %kapprra
IAPEss. shvELoPks. IEoUR SACKS. Pa pa
PkR BAGS, and TwIHI. Grooers ana Others
the sale of the celebrated machine made Butchers'
Skewers. (sel-lm'l i. 4ORRISON.
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DIE

EEENE On "wednesday morning September
@th. IOHN b. REEVE, IN the Goth year OF his
The fIier q the family are invited to attend
hfs funeral AZ his late residence, 25- 9th street
between n and streets, on Saturday, october
ID, at O'Clock D. m.
SIS. On the morning of the S0th September
alter long ard painful illness, which she bore
with patieut resignation, ELF sBErH W. SIS,
months and ~ DAYS
The relatives and friends OF the family are in
rited to attend the funeral from her late residenc
No. - Frederick street, Georgetown, on Satur-
cay the I'd day OF October, at o'Clack q. M. TO
pr0ce ed 20 Trinity Church, where High Mass VIII
Re celebrated. Int6Bxp.l
BLAGUE In Litehfeld. Connecticut. on Tues-
I4y September 18th. THEODOkE BLAGUE, of
Connecticut, in the SD year of hia age.
Funeral Thursday at Saybrook.