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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22

Cincinnati Germans raised a
fund of ninety dollars for the pur.
pose ofassisting wounded soldiers
In Germany, and spent eighty-sey-
en- dollars and fifty cents tele
graphing to King William, "Bully
tor yon,r or words to that effect.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22

a passenger on the Albany
train put his head out the window
at Spuyten Duyvil bridge, and
when he took it in his head wasn't
on. He was the most surprisedest
man you ever saw. His funeral
occurred the next day.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22

An Illinois girl, to keep off mos
Iquitoes, bathed her face with ben
zine, and then went to a lamp to
dry it in. The minister who
preached her funeral sermon adj
'vised his hearers never to fight
the insects on that line if they bit
Jail summer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22

Paterson, n. j., papers are in
clined to think that when temper
ance people go on an excursion
and all get drunk, it don't speak
very well for the cause of temper.
aHce. Itdepends on how you look
ct 1t.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22

|VKTishing to make a change in my bust
wv ness, / will sell at private sale frem
this day, my Livery Stable outfit, consisting
|of HORSES and MULES of all description
HACKS, HEARSES, BUG
sGIES, WAGONS, &c, on reasonable terms
Also, will sell or lease my stables from Jan
u, 1871.
ni9tf JOHN CALDWELL.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22

General Lueius j. Polk, of Mau
Ey county, Tennessee, died on the
Mathis residence near Columbia
He vas a brother Of Bishop Polk
and q cousin of President Polk.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22

The man at the wheel who ports
his helm when it should be star
board, and SO runs into another
vessel, not only makes a bull, but
also a wild steer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22

A lady in Syracuse is said tt
rest with her head en- q grammar
while sleeping, in order that she
may dream correctly.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22

Brigham Young declares thai
pc often weeps over the million
aud half of women that arr
"wasteds in this country by be
ing summarized. It is sad.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22

Among rules for baggage-men,
given by Punchinello, is this: "If
you see trunk marked, glass,
with care,' smash it at once, or it
will bother you all day.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22
Shreveport Female Institpte.

sFTNhe next Session viii begin on THURS
IL DAY, SEPTEMBER lstg A full eetps
Rof accomplished and experienced teachers
has been secured The Boarding Depart
ment will be ut Moss Side, and viii be prs.
1 sided over By lady every way qualified 20
sact as Matr0n, An earnest effort will b
made to conduct the education Of young
ladies with zeal and hdelity, guided by az
perience and skin.
Terms Per Moatk In Currency
Primary Department, $500
s.funior Class, 900
Middle Glass, %
Senior Class, 10 80
Lessons on the Piano, co
Use OF Instruments for practice one -
hour daily, 90
boarding, fuel and lights, Ma. sFs 20 60
Washing. per dozen, 70
Boarders will furnish sheets. blankets Pill
low cases and towels. No extra charge for
vocal music, drawing, Latin, Greek, or Mod.
fern Languages.
July %, 1879. 9ms
j .
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22

Violet ink 10 used altogether fol-
love letters, because il fades out
so beautifully, and leaves no sign
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22
Atkins Plantation, Om
Red River. for Lease.

srVNhis large and we'll improved plantation
l. will be for lease for the year 1871, or
ssubdivided to suit the wants Of applicants.
4 The improvements are good and extern.
ssive; has comfortable dwelling house, Q
large warehouse at Atkins Landing, and
various settlements ON different parts Of tho
/ plantation. 8
Also, large amount Of unimproyed land,
s ton of reducing the land to cultivation,
and certain improvements to be specified in
the lease. On 800 acres Of said land the
timber has been deadeneti, and but little
cost and trouble would put 1t into cultiva-
ztion.
Propositions can be made through II. b..
Mi ems MS. LINDSLEY.
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ReRkea. NlHne 6.OaE.

ITTaving closed my connection with the
II Grocery business, I desire 60 settle up
Imy outstanding business. Those who are
lowing me win please come forward and pay
'up their Indebtedness Immediately, other
wise they will find their accounts In the
hands Of an officer.
JOHNC. HEAD.
Bellevue, Ia, April 9, 1870.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22

The English wheat crop is esti
mated to DO 100000 bushels
short Of last years.
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Stray Sole.

F7stras ed before the undersigned, aAtlsers
II ty, May 18th, 1870, BY. w. r. Heaa.
and will be sold to the highest bidder, Tor
cash, ut Bellevue, La, on Saturday, Novem-
bier 10Th, 1870, small BAY H0R9 4. bIazed
face and both hind feet white, and about 5
years old Appraised at $40.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges. &e.s
J. II. LOTION, Stray Master
May IA, 1870 49,
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.yTieegess Female Cotlege

gTNhis Institution viii open its regular Fal
IL Term of five months, on Monday thu
10th Of September; with it's usual corps o
Teachers and increased facilities Of Educa
|tion.
j. Z. BRIGHT, A. NJ, D. D.,
Principal of College.
A. b. GEORGE, Prest Trustees.
September 10, 1879. to
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22
removal.

rEyhc subscriber has removed his stoekg0f
IL Staple and Plantation Dry Goods,
Hardware. Groceries, Sc. from No 81 Texas
street to Ne. z On the Lcvee. s
Thankful for past fayors, he sOlicits aeon.
|tihuanee of the name fran his former ciSsto.
|mers and thepublie geileraiiys af
]. H. REYNOLDS,sa
v9nG 10 Levse Strssts
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22

Observation-Disclosures people.
Car-nages-A railroad disaster
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-10-22
To The Voters

OF THE SENATORIAL DISTRICT
COMPOSED OF THE PARISHES
OF BOSSIER, CLAIBORNE AND
BIENVILLE. etss -se
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StrGas Sale.

LNstrayed before J. a. Tyra, ]. P, on the
II 9th day of October, 1870, by Geo. d
|Garrett, and will be sold at Bellevue, La.
flor cash, to the highest bidder, on Saturday
THE I4th day of January, 1871, . sOrrel
Mare MULE, about years old, IS hands
high, a scar on her head under left ear, and
branded on left shoulder with Mexican
brand. Appraised at $50 c fg-
The owner is requested TO come forward
prove property, pay charges, etc.
Dill j. Fl. LOTION, Stray Master
October Is, 1870.
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State Elections.

The following is list of the fall
elections and the dates on which they
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-07
9rtttes Su d.
@rites Sapitel.

8ei NurfressbUro lag bic untcnsar'
mes. gBie elm rubenber 8olcB eebnfe
unb rsdts fe bic 8lteper mad auen Sets
ten, UNI fe bann tptsper rinjujietsn, Gtn'
lid sinem @snlden, Der pcr eansereils
Elm 9Gtnen untsroriidt unp fd ltrsdt.
Sn Der Mitte lag bic Sauptmaht, bann
fclsten bic Yiquets, bann bic 5sIcpa&en
unb gprpcRsn unb aus Der Scsslpsripees
ttpe mG6te rae peer stpa wis sins srCbe
Spinns uusselstsu babsn, bsren lanse
Seine stn unaussnsbmss umtlammern
brptten. .HH
gus btsiem Eager paup fi6 sints fritz
Ten Worssns sine SGaar 8sttersi, psl6s
BON sinsm lieutenant ssftibrt wurbe unb
etpa so Wann fart iein mOGts. Gin
DuBenO GROCER oieripdnniser esiisrwassn,
psIhe BEN 3us besIsttsten, lieb auf bic
Ratur Der Expedition I6ltsbsn, unb In
Der Sbat whrbs bsrisniss iih nidbt 9sirrt
batsn, psl6sr in csm 3use sinsn 5pura.
sisrtratn erblidts.
Der 3us bspssts 16 in IibweRli6sr
8i&tan9 uuO mar i6on 4 Bis 1eiIen
BON bem Eager entfsrnt, ais bic @rsenb
anfns, ben Gbarastsr gu wt6isIn. Das
8sratn purbe wsllsnartis unb bier unb
bort 3csen Fdt idmaIs 0aIbfrsifsn iibsr
bas pfsne 9anb.
nDas eanb III bod arg ausssiOssn,
Glias," faete Der tpmmanpirsubs SfT,tsr
su sinem iunsen Burden, Der an isinrr
Sstts ritt. p@sine Sresrs peibistsn mir,
mid nett pom eassr gu sntfernsn uno bod
Iebs i'd feline W5sIi6teit, in Der Ndbe
msius gBdssn su fiiGIsu. g9tr mifsn sbsn
ristiren, nod elm wenis psttsr ,u sebsn /;
mas bsuta Dus" a..-....-aa. .1s
pSis inp tsfsbIsubsr Sffitsr," Iuutstt
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(5OrtlesunsfUISt.)

- glm Scnntas Ra6mittae wurre
ReGpuueIburG 9a., BON einsm beftt9en
Sturm bfimssIu6t. Oas Court Saus
unb bic tii6GEt6e @etbcpiIe Ientirde wurD
ren itart te16dpist.. ..
= anl6blt6 elmer GntI6eibun9 bes
@pmmtFdrs fir inusre Stsuern, DAP Sefa'
mente Struermarten mad SsrbGltnib bes
@eIammtperttss pes in bemielten sers
Idrietsuen lie9sncen unO perlDnli6en Gi'
sentbums trasen miiifsn, bat 8t6ter eub'
lon In sinem ibm untertytitsten Sstfalle
entIaieren, bub Der Ssiras oisler Steurr'
marten nur mad benz 0sribs per 9iesen.
I6aitsn unp Gfettsn gu me0en 1T, wel6e
tbatIG6li6 untsr bic GUntrCIe pes 8efas
mentspcafrsdsrs tOmmen.
- 9Urb Clarendon. eriiiiber Nintfsr
Der ausWdrtisen An9elesenbetten, 1T am
@iontaa ssfprbsn, gr III 70 Sabre alt
9epprpen. ....-....t..-
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,,Bas meint Sbr, Sinpers Guar ees
gen swsi: bas 1T ia Oas rtttiee SsrtGIt'
nie, nidbt tpatr?"
,Sa, lieutenant, fIbrt uns bin, mir
pcaen iGnen SeTp sebeu, mir wpllen lie
pfeffern," Ihalte rs rpn alien Sctten.
nylun gut; es fol- seidsbsu, ater mir
millen as fdldu anfangeu. Sambc, Giebt
es teinen umwee, auf wel6em mir Der
Sarm unssleben nahen t6nnen2"
nDsnte wcbl. DCrt rrr gBalc lGuft
bsrum bis an bic 6arm; penn Sbr am
anpern @nee binrittet ...."
rShUn 8eht, SdmbU. i'd psritsbe.
Sect &inbsr, bort msinsn plan. Die
sDasen iabren rubt5 wsiter nnO lapsn ibr
Seu."
.Sa aber lieutenant, bic Hebellen,"
wagte Elm Subrmann iu remunItriren.
.Nsrrrn Did niftfreGen, nein Scbn."
Die Splpaten Ia6ten uno Der SfftSter
fubr cbue tpeitere unterbrehuns fort:
Die gGasen allp werbsn 9elapen. Da'
gu scnisen bic Subrleute. gBir auoern
eeber nit Sambo tinter ben Balp, I6Iei.
den ms tsran uno penn bic Hebellen
slauben, iie baten uniere gBassn i'm Cat
te. tcpfen mir unlererieits Iie gang 9emiitbs
lid btnsin."
Die tible, supsrf6tlide SpraGweiIe
bss iunlen Nannes fng AT, ole Reiter
Su bseinFulleu. Die auaen bliBten, bic
Shsnfel I6lctIsn ff FRAZER uno bic 6ano
fabte ben SGbsl9riff. Sur bic 6ubrleute
,Sssrtsn unb fGiensn tetne re6te 9uf ,u
babsn, ibr Sell 3u Martte ,u trassu.
Wan Bate fie gum 5abren semietbet unp
ntht gum S5ehten. Nastn Der 5ilbrer
Iprah ibnsn Nutb Elm.
,,GS bat nt6ts Su 1asen," bemertte er,
,,ebe iie Gub faiIen, lsnfen mir tbre Qufs
mertlamteit auf uus unc in Rem @etiims
mel brtnet ibr Cure 9aut NIT. lsiAter
Nabe in Siherbett. Sect pcrwGrtS,
marI6"
Sc 1T fpneertar, wis bas feIte Sene6.
men pee Gin;eInen oft Der MaGe imppnirt.
Nismanb mahte wettere ginpenOungen,
ia Irlba bic 8ubrlsuts ihtsuen iebt pom
&fesfebsr angsRedt su perbtn.
Shneu, aber itia purprn bic nGtbieen
anitalten setrpfen. Der 3us tbetlte it6
unp pabrenp Die 9Eaeen unter i6water
Seceduns bic Strabe UerfcISten, bp9en
bic Reitsr linfs as unb erretbten unter
SambO's qsituns ben bintersn @oaum pes
bepubten g8albes. Der @nfIbrer gab
nod pie n6tbtsen Ssfeble unp pann ritt
rer Srupp in lei6tem Srabe oprpGrts,
rpbet Die peiben Stellen pes Selres &C.
wdblt wurpen, um 70 ipentg 0erduib wts
mGslih Su MAIDEN. Sn elmer bnlbsn
Siunce mar man i'm 8ideu Der Sarm
uno pa bas 9luRapen tee !6eues auf biz
Waasn 3sit erfcrSerte, bate Der SfftSier
Nube, feline Mabre9eln auf'S Scrsfals
ttsfe gu trsfen.
(5prtlesunsfOlet)
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SeIDnberc Ssabrtcbt.

gia6rt6t pirb bisrmit essetru. cne Der Inter.
Sei6nete, ,,gerfertiger unb 0rrIGufrr ppn W-
neralpa1sr uno lpnltisrn 0frGnFsn in 5lal6sn,"
einc gtite ter ron ibm aetrauhten 5l1ICben in
Der gmtsifube hes StaatsiefrstGrs ppn Ysnnipl.
Ynnisn csponirt bat, unb geeen irgenb cine per-
ion pber peripnen, ber 70 beSeidnetr 5laIden nit
WineralpaiIer cher irgrnp eintn aubsren Gje-
trGufe fillt pber lle fault, Ssrfnuft poer auf ir.
aenc cine glrt bamit banbet, pbsr ie bsnuBt, nm
Sbf carin gu baIten Oper gu irasnb einem 3pede.
pirp seisBli6 ptrfabren iperbsn.
5riebr. S6ra6sr,
Scranton, pa.
Wan bea6te nahlfebenSen GrieBerlab:
IS pirb biermit ais ungelsBIid erflGrt fir
iresnb tprlde ptripn ppfr prrlOnsn, pbne Or
laubnib bes Gigentbhmers irgsnO 70 bsssi6nstS
6laI6en nit WineralpnlIer peer ipnlfistm Sc.
trGnfc gu fillru gu prrfnufen, ;u perssben, 3I
faufen, pber bamit su banprln, penn Iplhe 6la.
I6e midi pom redtrn Gigentbiimsr gefauft tpiro
unb irsenb Semanb, Der iidb 70 prrgrbt, III bait.
bar fur sine Strafe BON fiinfsig Gents fir jsbt
Ipl6r 5laI6e, 70 aefiat pter Serfauft, srbrau6t,
Ser9eber, gefnuft pper banit eebanbelt, fir bas
erlte gsreebrn unb finf Dollars fir jeees peiterC
8erSeben, gu 'crlangru ppr irgenc einem gllber'
mann pber Sriebeusribter, ME Strafen erlrBlid
Su rrlansen limb fir ben Staat." 24f71i
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-07
ScrnrltOIt Snms,
0tetpr Sod, Gisentbiimsr.

DieIss Th6uf unb bequeme SCtrl, eeracs benz
Depot asgenibtr ssleseu, III felt brm 1. &pril in
ben geliB ppn 9ietpr aod iibersseaugen, pslber
baITelbe bur6 unb eurb rsnCSirt bat. Dlit BEN
SptrI 1T eins RsfauratiOn fur Damsn une per-
rem Ssrbunrsn, tpp tarme unb faItr Spetien ju
ister Galrsjsit isrpirt prrben.
Our acrcmptatipu fir 8eiisnpt If Gin i6Bnts
QtIs,immsr une elm gilarbIaal Omit pier pbsa'
Ion 9iaiarbs1 eingtrihtst rrrben.
Der bdbl6 ein9tri6trtr See Grrari SalOn III
lest srSifnet unb See Cream bon sntibteeenrm
Wcbgei9mad wtrb ;u allen 3eitsn irrstrt.,
7ae70 8tetCr Sod, prcp'rt
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Sef0nntm0cbiili0.

aar bisisnissn DsutiGtn, rpel6e auf Sem
tsutltn prssbyttrianii6en air6bUfs entrpeter
ein,elne @r6bsr pber 9serbieuusspIGBe fur ID
milirn piini6sn, linb eriudt lit an ben Inter
,tidneien ;u wenbsn, rpsl6sr ispt udbsrs Aus'
funft iibsr prsiie Gage II. I. 10. bersttptllts sr-
tbsilt. Gbas. Gbrbartt
2tab3m 'z1.r.g II. 9Sare.
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Ice Cream Saloon.

Bel tsr isbt sinsetreitnen warnten Sabrsssttt
empftblt llntsr;si6nster ieinsn fiiblenten See
Cream unb iprubslnbse Spbo @olIcr, ha bteie
arhfsl allen anbrn ais Grfrif6uus pppuSteben
line. Gbas. Srppb
5mt70 2tt 9adapanna 9lpenue
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-07
@er bat alte Gente?

Siir amerifanifbs aItt Gsnit bon ben Sabr-
gGnaen 1892, 1888, 1899, 1904, 1909 unb 1915
perSsn quite prtile tesabIt Gbsnic fir balbe
Gsnts estpi1tr 9abrsdnss.
@tr ipl6e bsFst meIbt i& In Der &rpsSittrn
tieIss Slattss. 3bS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-07
G0rmania Halle.

Ginsm prrtbrtrn publifum bic trssbsus an
srigr, cae ptigss, nabe eem Depot ses9ens Spfa
nru singsribtst unO bseeutene pfritSnsrt porben
4 uno unter Der 9ehng ees llurrSsibnettn BEN
erutben putlifum irBt trieeGT GTen tebt.
Die .3rit her fprmelIeu Ginpeibuus pirb lpG
ter bsfannt gematt.
Gas dussriei6nris ,.Srtslfripn" unb sin
eurharriftnes gentilatiCn MAIDEN bisiee 9pFae
~ bsm ausrnebmifen auftntbaltsCrt in Der
Staet. uOinN SebH 3eteleL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-07
NSiHi0itt S5afcr's
gSein1l. Qian0r.0 0ei6Gft,

Watu Strait SYts PART.
SSIt auf gurratb i'm Grreen unS SIeinen,
olls In Iein Rad einitlaeeneen GrtifeL ioptr eas
bette Sisr in 5ybs part falts Spsilsn unS
Systsrs, psltt auf has 6sinfs 3ubsrstfsf ipsr'
ben.
grsunse unb 6stnbs 10 au8 Stfanntt ptr'
Fdbers idb, baB re siHru ftinsn gcrratb une aus
Ssnfbare gsautmliSftit BET mir inesn.
Otllidm Safer
4ou,. prpprietur.
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Sn6iOm SOus,

5ranfIin gIpsnus, uabs hem Giisnbabu,DsPOt
9ortn3 3riblsr, Gissntbiimer.
Das Saus ii ueu unb in SplIfemmsuffer 0eile
sinasriditet une Gid unb Seller liefern an Spei'
len uue GjerGnfsn has gefe, mas tu baben III.
Sulibr 9tuts fSnnsn auit uup 9psis bsim Gage
pbsr brr g9c&t trbaItsn. 1910
2prtuB 3stbItr.
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SSirtbs. nnS aoIfbans.


Sadapanna Npenne, Habe hem Depot
Gbas. IrppP, prppr.
Das Obiss in better g8tiis sinseri6tsts Saus
IN nit QGtm perlsben, mas bem 8rrprr CUR Stdr>
fun9 unb Grfriibuug nptbis 1T.
@jutes Bier, biz fsinlfen gSrinr, giauUre unb
Gisarrsn, parH;e uub falte Sprilen; 9IuItern, AT
irbr 9Irt Subsrritrt.
Gin fsinsr Saal fir Damen une 8nmilien.
lin jablrri6rn 3uipru9 rriu6t ffins 6rtuub
25inS Gbae. Iropp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-07
0I. Green,
gambler in impOrtirten unb einbrimil6sn
il1finfn, Giqn6rrn, Gigarrrn, ST.,

42S datpanna Abenue.
Drr bette Bourbon in Der @sesnb. Smportir
gBeine unb 9ranpies. Die bette gIuspabl irsber
ms benz pabaule erbalten unb gu prsilen psr-
fault, bic teeer 8cnfurren3 ipptten.
Gbrnfalls elm grcbsr gorratb impprtirirr unb
rinbrimiibcr Gisarrsn, bic nit 9eringem prpfii
perfauft peroen.
pprtsr uno gIle, in sanSsn unb balben 8GIIern,
immsr Sprrdtbis Su bem niebrisfen 0iarftprsilr.
@aarsn perben fpifeufrei ndt teeem 5beilr
eer Gity abgeltrfert.
0dnfsn6 fir has biSberiee 3utrauen, bittet
nm Grbaltuug pelelben in Der 3ufunft.
IL. Suli tS66.-ba
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6. 6. gattsnbtrs, Gissntby

q. Q. VnTIFHVFIBI VIBEHEV"
Slr 6baIo, Nd.
5isHaen uue auspGrtiseu drtunesu bic srSrI-
benz 9ln,stas, bab pbisss SptsI i'm bsltsn Stple
einaeridbtet unb nit allen mcbrrnrn grbtllrrun-
oen psrlsbsn III. 9lsiitnbs fiubsn paielbf cute
Sertsrar, Gin sroBsr Saal fir SdIIs une ST'
curlionsu lfrbt su Disnfsn. elu6 bic StaIlun9
fir pferbe Iaet ni&ts ~ piini@sn iibris.
2Sap7O 6. 9. Batteubtra.
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NNSiilrsicl) g0lOrr ,

Duumore, pa.
Wrinen Greunben ilnb gsfanuten bierntit btt
rrssbsnr au,eise, pn6 cbigss erfal ntu eiussrid-
tri unt bstcHtrns rsrarSse.t tpcrSen It, gBarRte
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-30

Of MIR. BELL, Of Augusta, to allow the di Gig,
triet school superintendent as Unit SovV
for each county instead OF Gov, ~ was iost.
tho further consideration of the bill until
Tho rekssembling of the Legislature. Re
iectet9 by the following vote:
ynAs.-Mesars. IL. NJ. Bell, Bowen, Breekin-
r,Gee, Buchanaa, Campbell, Chase, Daniel. a.
Graham g. Graham Srsss HsMis aso sMn iSns,e
Morrison, Murre,l, Pann,!l, Read shesrm \,
smith, Thompson, q. Walker, j. F. Wall, Will
't MhSs anu Alice, II. Bell Botescr, Boil
ing, Bowden, Brlsby, Bristow L. II. Bryant, ".
Cox, Crsnshaw. Davis Dugger, Edmundson, i Ea-
cock. G. II. Graham. J: J. Graham, Hamilton,
Hanger, IIawxhurst Hin, G. T.. Hodges, aol'e 9
Ra gsn Msrten' e. h"ss Jones. Kelly Keyssp
SON, Iipscomb, I.orenstein, Mahood, maIshall,
matthew, McCracken, MsDenald, J. .. N miiiep
owen, Peatross, @. Perkins, +. n. Perkas,
Poore, Popham. Ragsdale, Scaton, q. II. South
Sortha She ToT Tnvsn TSomas
Woodson, and Woodworth-so.
MIR. PoPHAM moved to strike the follow
ing from the 47th section of the bill
"But no person shall be allowed to at
tend any public school whose father, II nc
| be alive and resident within the school DIS,
trict, and not a pauper, shall not have palo
| the capitation tax in aid of public Tree
| schools last assessed on him, in pursuance
of section 5, article 10 Of the Constitution,
and section 81 of this act" Agreed to.
mir. j. Il. MILLER, Jr., moved to amend
! section Al by striking out the following
words 4" Provided, That white ana color
| cd persons shall not be taught In the same
school. but in separate schools under the
| same general regulations as TO management,
! usefulness, and efficiency
This was lost by the following vote
YEAs.-Messrs. Brisby, Cox, Edwards. Fayer.
zones X. G. W. Jones. Mccracken, j. y. Miller,
Jr, Morgan, F. $. Norton, Robert Norton: Sw;
Ragsdalc, Seatop, Stevens, Wentworth, anu WIZ
NAYs.-Messrs. Arnett, Atlec, Henry Bel, d
NJ. Bell, Bodeker, Boiling. Bower, Brcckinrldge
Bristow, Lewis II. Bryant, William =; o bryanni'
cSsse, CLARK, Coles, Crenshsw, Daniel Davis
Frayser, Frctx, Giiner, Glascock, A. Graham,
George Graham, Hdmilton, Hanger, Hatcher
tom ton" Mudsin, Jackson, James j: Jones, Kelley,
Marshall, Mason, Massie, Matthew, McCauI,'
Pannill, Peatross Cesar Per ins, Poore, Pop
ham, Read. Shea man, Smith, George n. Somth0tt,
s. Y. Southall, Shelton, Stubbs, Taylor, Terry,
Walker, James w. Walker, Dr., John +. Wall,
william j. Wall, Williams, Woodson, and
Young-S0.
Those marked in italics in the "noes"
are Republicans. Two white men voted for
the amendment, MCCRACKEN and WENT
WORTH. Seven Republicans two colored,
HAMILTON and CESAR PERK1Ns,) voted
against it.
Adjourned.