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SAS FRAseasco, Oct. et.-Thc Ca,t,orn,, sa,,.
teal Society, al tcsent session. rtfnsc - nJtnit
!a1ses a. a. members nt thc xat,tty.
x1l me itss National Gold BanA Ut San Francisco
vas s!Ehu!zed Yesterday. hE tile tlrclun uf III.
trch Directors Cap.t2I, t.,tsk, sN. Ii vii, mn.
tnencc business On the ltt dnt OF Jauuaty nrvt
, 1870-10-22
t'rc>hYtcrihn Synod Of Northern In-
a3nuus

Special Dc.ratts 70 Tho EhIcar, Tribune.
Far EAr>E, Oct. 2:.-i-as: evening tie I1'ae
~ Snr'h Ssn".! hogan i;s annual se.s!on IN ths
ri:!. TIL syuol composed 0f the Ifestysere.
,uf tc.t Wayne, Nuucse. l.agauspoEs, and Crssw
fus.1rvllle. About one hundred mlntstets ats
lzr-rnt: Itev. Ehwart IA+r, Of l.a.ass,t+. rr.s
@''.t' E. fne ex+tci-ps CONSIST n! hus,E"ss per
inin':'c TO the t'hurrh, and IN pronnttl. the tn
rrs,. nf e.'ucHtitn, religion, &c. They Will r..
n,st1 IL sessr n unffi Nontsy, and. when they al
uulu Il Ill Eueet In l.afa THtfx. neSt fall.
, 1870-10-22

Ga1vEs1oS, Oct. e1.-Loua Sch.nrzsaeh. a
teInaM serrant cttl. In thc employ Ut Mrs. Fakc-
W'.aS Mas kn"1 deah To-day. b5 EcEro 1aRe1 uta1y
me sianEntrr Of Flake. Evidence cforc tho Cor
ohcfs 1u!y showed that 60 r.ovocasion was given
Ing murderer. Ills trial viii take place so-mut-
, 1870-10-22

DKR1rN, Oct e1.--1he S:aafs An:fiqrr a.lvertises
an tssue Of s, q" go thalers nj ~ per cent, rasa
bic In ktx months.
| losros, Oct. 2l.-The sblp 0tessa. with cargo
II petroleum, lrum Svw fotk, IS stranded at the
| 1au,,,h OF the Ncser. Her cEcH has been saved.
, 1870-10-22
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Cx,.ro STATES Fs6tSEEn's Otr1ck,:
Nu-.rKLE, VII. Sr2s. =, It'll 4
H.. .nt! wif l. r1s.i.. i \: thi- "ts. until
p. u. ttr: :$?; f. The !nos J! os to TO-
i""h,ssn ,ner1.., d:t.. e wss.F IN :. ehsnne'
ArhapErI Il Il Yused tw*Et ffs) fttt tn depth. 1hc
c,,rs-neter ~il L. required to e1cavAsr = through
ts. vide. E<fnte :he :rt ezsrrcnt: tsu snGttEf 81:
n n t4shteen tls> 70 ftt In With md
Be- r1.c1vtd all p.ymsots satis completion The
rnt1b of the proros+n cat e about one hundred md
t.S;s :ta' f..f an :he p-vnt d-rth Of water At ,h
stns1eFs E.,sE., MAE ~ fr9t.
The work must be cunp1rted By the 1T Ct November
11l.
fnf iur.h, ini. .1nasioa aep!S 70 this "tise.
Pr ra..l. will Re .uderr~G on the e1vel"r PFnr7,
' yat,r II. c. H0ESTO*,
Cora OF tp8intvEr. u. s. Aru.y.
sTj IfItrrn-tis-es-. Nftsv luSco. Wis
, 1870-10-22
prussia.

RRCssE&s, Oct. a1.-Gcncrat Sheridan Is here
The report that Maeaianon has arrived here
untrue.
, 1870-10-22
TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY,

CnS1ESTs.~-F r. otr:t,-. hy Thena- Wca;-o..h flts.
esnsnr; rtr R--7 Pom: f'!Ls Fir..:ar Ssosir-
rArt1la kiGda sfnrev, Us Harriet Btcchcz st4,ws;
ttshiS E1pf&ive by tnne e. As,rn; Ex,-r,e -t-, Is
L. :. H.: Fr htrr - Hamlet. ts Kat< f.M; .)o.-yl
and His f1end. Part NJ. by RAyszi Taylor: Fo;t,
Nj n:r with Cha-1. Drk.r-, >.roaa r..~r Ma.irY'.
= lnisrntab Cones rtnn. hr nnvid t;av; r-avrllius
Eempsnrns. By IL. Jate.. Jr.; ihr intellectual Iusu
+nrr Il Mnsfc ly lohn :. Dwight: 4 Sn.rtut.er Pa.
tera hy Ba,ard Taylor; Mr. EuEiInkare AZ an Orator
Reviews zai Literary Sut;ees
, 1870-10-22
Marine nl>n%trrN in the fsuaf OF
Mexico.

NV ORLEANS. Oct. sl.-The steamship IfsAs-
Apra. cap.alu Henry. reporta, Oh tho lsth, tooE
Eaptatn Doane ant three men from the wreck 0!
sne nafk William hathronc, eleven miles noG1h oi
l!allshoro' Inlet The Rathbone left New Y0Ek
September -. with an assorted cargo, for New
nv went ashore On the ldtn OF October.
on which was painted "Ma1ipos2,~ leaving The
oei1e1 that the Steamship Mar1posa, NNlett uas
te:. oencn for New YORK on the 9Th, with l,s7a
oales ot cos1oa. Na3 los, TAe{e NnIe no p&8st1
, 1870-10-22

TORONTO, Oct. 21-Aiy1rrs FINN Fort Carr ia
the slh state that the smallpox is committing
hartul ravaers in tic West. and that shr IAtiAns
arr dying In thousands, and the plains arr .vtn.
with RENTED currscf, and ihst the s:cnth Is dread
1Hl. The government proposes 10 send 1ntG!ca
mcu therr AL quiet 2t FpEt GARY.
, 1870-10-22

WISCONSIN.

WAsu1Sd7nS, Oct s1.-Despatehes trnna folpul,
ta, y e. s:a;e That tae l:spoaae1ns nave ea1s''e
tit. state ty 50, Gu majority.
, 1870-10-22

EosrnS. ths et.-1t is authorta.tyc,y et.te, nr
1As{ intent to petition the next Igt+asu:c tn aii
| In starting cooperative maaufactaries on the
principle that The state has followed heretofore
| IN rcEapf 10 railroads.
, 1870-10-22

FoRr wAyxE, Oct. a1.-Therc Will he four
cnni,sie+! e1crtton rases. arising from the las'
senator. Representative, Audtso-, aud Sheriff,
unpn grounds OF tnfoEmaltty.
, 1870-10-22
PLANT S AND ORGANS.
CAUTION.
False Statements

Having been msda BY certain unW3nsipied
piano dealers 10 the effect that pasaaaters
eould not zely On getting psrtect inssrunnoss
hcm u IN account ot uux having mA1y %
hand that were injured at our late fla, ~
desire to State that any pi71os thAr were IN
5rEcd internally havc no. heec Altered Tor
sAe by u At all, And will not be. and fhat
such As had the casea only injured by hA4ty
removal from the burning building thoueh
sold By Us under the fullest warranty Is r.
gaEded their intrinsic qualities, hsd, IN syetv
case, their injuries pointed cut; and, further,
to avoid any possible mistake, have heen kept
not only IN a different room, hnt On differ
ens floor from these since received hyrs frts-x
the manufactures.
To those who know us We consider such an
explanation as the above entirely uraeees-
safy, and make It for the henedt Of those
buyers who, being strangers N Chicago, na7
not know cur reputation to be different iron,
that Of the dealers who make such assertions
as that alluded to. =.
In the four weeks Immediately succeeding
our removal, ws have sold 40 Of the II Pia.
ncs injured externally in their removal from
our 1ate place Of business, and nearly tte
same number Of new oues shipped to Us since
TIE f-e. wt;1c orr Organ tr1dc has t:e.
equally large, and we hope 70 be ah1o haoce'
forth to fill PROMPTLY al orders far
, 1870-10-22

RasrnS. Oct. gt.-Thc Jury In the famous DRESS
making suit of Uity!a i. Flint Abcrt l. Coax
felge. renae5rd = verdict this afternoon, giving
| p}ainu1 $l,1es,30.
, 1870-10-22

Sreefal peer4tet 10 Thr Chicago Tribune.

Eir<t annual Meeting Of the skurcnn
county Driving Park Association
The Hall Divorce Insc III PEtnCc-
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VENTE PAR Ii SHERIFF.
FRANCOIS Tautrot Us. 7Hekisma, .
Richard, Admaaistyateuy,

AGN1ZRISETGLPNT,
Cour de District--St. Landry-No. 1909.
I'm vertu dun ordre de saisie ct de vente,
~ lance par Honorable Ia Coar de Dis
trict du eme District Judiclaire, siegeant dams
ct pour la Paro;sse de st Landry, dams TAI.
faire ei-dessus intitulee. ct D moi adresse,
J'otfrirai en- vente publique, a la Maison do
Cour de cette P~aroisse, ell Ia vile d'Opelou.
sas, lie sAMEDI5 Novembre 1870 a IL heures
du n,atIn, la propriete ci-apres decrite, saisie
pour s~atisfaire lie dts ordre, SAVIOR
Une ~ceftaine habitation situes sur la rive
gauche du Bayou Teche, avec les batisses ct
ameliorations qui y sont situees, ayant qua
torze arpents de face sur lie dit bayou, onzs
desquels ont I'm profondeur de vingt-deux ar
penis, ct les autres trois desquels ont une pro.
fondeur de dixhuit arpents, bornee en- haut
par Ia terre de FRANCOIS c.. Devilliers, ct en-
bas par des terres ci-apres decrites, en- arriere
par les terres de les veuves Valery Langlois ct
Hilaire Dupl6chain.
2 La moitie indivise dun moroccan de terra
situe en- cette p~aroisse, sur lie Bayou T&che,
contenant deux cents arpents de surpericie,
plus on moins, borne EN- haut par lie moroccan
de terre ci-dessus dectjt, ct en- has par les ter.
res de Ia Yeuve Hilaire Duplechain.
s Cling mulets, pne vache ct son veau, un
fer a marquer les animaux, une pair de dia-
BILE, une vieille charette a bout.
Conditiops-Comptant.
J NJ THOMPSON, Sheriff
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152 Tn moroccan dc terre situe al
bayou Teche, assesse au nom de la verve
Joseph Mayer, contenant cent einquante
7 sud de la rangee S est.
Take dEtat S44 SO
"paroisse 43 At
1913 Tn moroccan dc terre situ6 a la
prairie Bellevue on Coulee Croche. assesse
nom dc C. Miller ct frere, coptenant
quatrevingt acres, borne nord par Leon
Thibodeaux, est par N, c.. Guidry, ct Quest
par Leon Thibodeaux.
Take dEtat $34 80
"paroisse rs IS
lot Deux morceaux de terre situes
dams la G'ande prairie, assesses all nom dc
Auguste Jacques F%ontenot: quatrevingt
acres bornes nord par D. Deville, sud par
NJ. Daire, est par ZeIien Vidrine, ct Quest
par NJ. DARE IS arpents aux msmes
lieux, don't les limites ne sont pas donnees,
Take d'Etat $40 70
los Tn moroccan de terre situe dams
la prairie Mamou, assesse an nom de Hi
lalre .. II. Fontenot, cQntenant soixante
acres, borne Quest par le bayou DIES Cannes,
nord, sud ct est--Taxe d'Etat SIP 35
"Parotsse 6 80
$3.50 Tn moroccan dc terre situ6 a Queue
assesse au nom de Pierre Faux,
'ontenant 270 acres don't 40 acres borne
nord par Bhurine, sud par Sylvestre Manso,
par lie bayou Queue Tortue, ct Quest
par la terre publilue. Take d'Etat SIT IS
"Paroisse ~ 90
l57 Tn moroccan de terre situe 4 Plais.
a' &c, assesse au nom de Homere Durio,
soixante acres, borne nord par
FRANCOIS Poiret, sud par Christoval Dupre,
est par Blackshear, ct Quest par Napoleon
L. Pltre, dans 10 township 5 sud de la ran
zee 3 est. Take d'Etat $3S 90
"paroisse Il 90
D. G, SITTIG,
collecteur des Taxes d'Etat ct de Paroisse
Dour la p~aroiSse St. Landry. loot
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Vente par le Sherif.
Brigette Sicily Cour De Distri

Brigette Sicily Gour De District,
vs. St. Landry,
Juste Bertinot, son mari No. I2036
I'm vertu dun writ de Fl. ia. de rHon. Ia
IL Cour de District du Huitieme District
Judiciaire. dams ct pour la Paroisse de St. Ian.
dry, dams ratfaire ci-dessus intitulee. ct a moi
adresse, j'offrirai Ell vente publique, a la Mai,
sou de Cour de cette Paroisse, en- la vile do,
pelousas, lie SAMEDI. 5Novembre 1870. a IL
heures du matin, la propriete ci-apres d6crite,
saisie pour satisfaire ledit writ, SAVIOR;
Une c~ertaine habitation situee sur la Coulee
Croche dams la paroisse St. Landry, conten.
ant 100 acres, plus on mois, bornee nord par
les terres de Hypolite Chrftien, sud par les
terres de madame veuve Deogene SayoieAet
w. F. Smith, est par les terres publiques, ct
Quest par les terres de Hypolite C~hretien-la
dite terre est sitnee days lie township J sud do
la rangee 4 est.
Conditions :-Comptant,
.M,'THoMPsoN, sberif.
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succession de John Id. CavaHa

Succession de John b. CaVNnA
Cour de Paroisse, 81. Landry.-No. 3412
I'M ICHEL CASTILLO. do la P~aroisse st,
~ Landry, ayant presente une petition 4
retet d'etre nomme administrator de la sue
cession de feu John B. Cavana. deeds, der
increment de ladite paroisse;
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne aux interesses dans cette succession
d'avoir a dednire par ecrit, a mon bureau,
dans les dix joprs qui s~uivront Ia date du
present avis, les ~raispns, si aucune lis ont,
pour lesquelles il ne serait pas fat droit 4 Ia
dite petition.
JOS. ID. RICHARD, GreRier.
8 Octobre 1870.
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Avis.

Avis.
POINT DE PEACE sur lie Bayou Car,
81 ron, a Washington, ayant etc achieve So
lon laete dn jury de Police, autorisant Ia
du dit pont, sera, a partir de cet-
age, aux taux suivants:
Pour ehaaue pietnn- 0sc
cheval ct SON cavalier loo
buggy ayec nm cheyal. zoe
chsrette :" .----.20c
tontes voitures trees pa 2 cheyaux Csc
g Soc
" " 6 81 Csc
animaux conluits, par tete... O5e
pauSses ----24c
L~'escompte suivant sera acrorde 4 t"use
Sc munissant de Tickets.
Tickets pour $5, 10 pour cent d'escompte
$40. IS
500, 25 "
BENZ WOODWORTH. Superintendent.
Washington, Line. oetobre 1s69-tf
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Succession de Elocadie L. Pitre.

Succession de Elocadie L. PitTa.
CoUR DE PAROIssE, ST. LANpRK-No, 34lA
ENRANCOIS L. PITRE. de la Paroisse
u de St. Landry, ayant presente une petit
ton a reffet d'etre nominee administrator de
la succession de Elocadie J.. Pitfe, epouse
decedee de Paul Normand, reinforcement de
la ditc p~aroisse:
I'm consequence, avis est par le present
dome aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoir a deduire par ecrit, a mon bureau,
dams les dix jours qui s%uivront la date du pre-.
sent avis, les ~raisons, 81 aucune lis opt, pour
lesquelles il ne serait pas fait droit 4 la deinan.
de de la dite petition.
JOS. D, RICHARD, Grefher.
Is Octobre 1870,
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Succession de Chas. D.. spence

CoHr de Paroisss, St. Landry--No. 3405
A DOLPHE stage, de- la Paroisse de
n St. Landry, ayant presente une pc
tition, a Feffet d'etre nomme administrator
de la succession de Charles B. Spence deoev
de, reinforcement de la dite p~arolsse.
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donne aux interesses dans cette succession
d'avoir Il deduire par ecrit a mon bureau, dams
les dix Jour qui s%uivrent la date du present avis
les raisons, 81 aucune ills ont pour lesqueles il
ne seraitpas fat droit d la demande da petit
tionnaire.
JOS. D. RICHARD. Grefier.
3 OctObre 1870. 5@u
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Avis.
I'm fVERTU dun ordrs de lhon. John Z.
T. King, Juge du 8me District de la Lous
isiane, le public est notiie, quill y aura une
Cour de District. Spectacle, pour ct dams la Par
oisse St Landry la Maison de Cour das
Opelousas, commencant le 2ms Lundi de No
1870, etant lie IA jour du dit mois.
JOS. d. RICHARD,
SOctobre, 1870. Grefier de la dite Cour
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40 Tn moroccan de terre situe d Plaque,
mine, assesse an nom de Leandre Richard
borne nord par la section d'ecole, sud par
les terres de Moss. est par les terres du
chenin de fer. ct onest par de. terres ap
parteaant aux parsannes ~ineonnes. conte-
a tl60acres. Taxe de Paroisse $33 IS
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49, -
Reeves, borne nord par Ia terre de Wells.
sud par les terres puhiiques, est l,ar les
terres de Coopwood, ct ouest--conte
tenant 80 acres. Take d'Etat $21 "a
ses Paroisse 10 SO
Un moroccan de torres situs dams Ia prai-
rie Faquetaique, assesse an nom de la
veuve Nelson MCGEE. alias Thomas Fl. Me-
Gee, borne nord par les terres de Jean Bite.
Fruge, sud par les terres de Zenon Brous-
sard, est par les terres de Hypolite Taylor,
ct Quest par les terres publiques, contenant
quarante acres. Take d'Etat SIS "a
.Paroisse Is so :
48 Tn terrain sitne dams In vile dc
Washington, assesse au nom de madame
Herbert Lachapelle, borne nord par la rue
Water. sud par la rue Sittig, est par la pro-
propii&te de madame Scribner, ct Quest par
Ia rue Corso, ayec les batisses ct ameliora-
tons. Take dsEtat $50 II
40 Tn moroccan de terre. situe d Queue
Toftue, assessA au nom de Stephen Laugh.
lin, borne nord ct sud par des tcrres appar.
tenant au ~personnes~ ineonnaes, est par les
terres pnbliaues. ct Quest par la terre de
Leblanc, nesurant q%uarante acres.
Take d Etat $40 SIS
paroisse ll*3O
30 I'm moroccan de terrs situe an cote,
Quest du bayau Mallett, assess6 an nom de
Thomas Hendrick, borne nord rar-
est par 1e bayou Malst, sud par les torres
Dc Alexander Taylor, ct Quest par Ia terre
Dc IA yenve Gelcstin Is6gcr, contenant 166
acres. Take dEtat $16e94
" Parolsse 10 40
Oh Un terrain situs dams Ia vile des
Opelousas, assess9 au nom de Azclie Go
nor ct son frare, borne nord par Ia rue
Laurent. sud par madame Z. s. Gabanin,
est par -- ct Quest par Id rue Cane.
Take d'Etat $28 Fs
80 Un moroccan de terre assesss au
nom Dc Va!ery S. Fon.enot, si.us dans laI
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Police Jury Proceedings.

Bellevue, La, Sept. 26, 1870.
The Honorable Police Jury of
the parish of Bossier, La, met at
their room in the town of Bellevue,
when the following named men,
bers answered to their names, viz:
J. N. Platt, Pres't., from ward 4;
Richard I. Vinson, ward /; Isaac
D. Edwards, ward 5; w. Wesley
Hortman, ward 6.
There being quorum present,
the President called the body to-
gether and proceeded to pass the
following acts and ordinances, viz:
On motion the President ap-
pointed R. 7. Vinson, w. Wesley
Hortman and B. F. Fort, a com
mittee to make an estimate of ex-
penditures for the Parish of Bos-
sier, for the current year.
When the said committee, after
consultation a nd deliberation
brought in the following report,
to-wit:
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& PVA SSASA1 1Itt AOA Sd w
To Thos. Lyles, for board, at
tention, nursing and burial
of George Wiley, for 25 90
To Jas. Ford, for one witness
scrip, for 4 80
To w. L. Coyle, for three Jury
scrips, for I6 so
To j. ]. O'Conner. Sheriff of
Caddo Parish, for board of
Sam. Hamilton and Addison
5 Lynch. to July 18th. 1870,
itemized account filed. for 80 90
To W. K. O'Neal. j. P. 4th
Ward, for Justices costs in
the case of the State vs.. Nj.
Cipael, itemized account, for 4 25
To r. B. Taylor. for Witness
and Parish scrips present
ed, for 81 40
To E. r. Moore, for articles
purchased by E. K. Russ
and R. B. Taylor. for use. of
Parish and Police Jury, for 9IO
To G.. s. Raspberry, for three
Witness scrips presented,
for ta 8E "a sc
The Committee appointed at a
previous meeting, to revise the
laws of this Parish, rendered their
report in words and figures as fol-
lows, to-wit:
'Bellevue, La, Sept. q, 1870.
To the Police Jury: We, the
undersigned, appointed by your
body to revise the laws of the Par
ish, of "a general nature, and to
propose amendments to the same,
have to report that we have now
finished the revision.
The amendments that we deem
ed necessary, we have heretofore
presented, and they have been
acted upon by your body. Many
laws we presumed to exist, could
not be found, and therefore, in our
amendments we endeavored to
supply the deficiencies. We also
proposed many laws upon subjects
under the jurisdiction Of Police
Juries, which had never before
been acted upon. This being the
first attempt in this Parish, or
elsewhere as we are aware, to re-
wise and embody Parish Laws, we
fear that some errors and omis-
sions may have occurred, but by
our labors, we are sure much bene-
fit will accrue to the public, in the
furnishing ofa thing long needed.
B. f. FoRT, s
THOS. w. FULLER,
j. R. GRIFFIN.
The said committee then tender
ed the following asa memorandum
of the laws which they had revis-
ed or acted on, viz:
An act revising the laws of a
general nature, passed by the Po-
lice Jury, and embracing the same
and in relation to bridges; in re-
lation to the Court house; in rela-
ton to the Clerk of the Police
Jury; in relation to the Clerk of
the District Court; in relation to
domestic animals and Estrays; /; in
relation to ferries; in relation to
the Jail and prescribing police fol
the same; in relation to marks
and brands; in relation to thu
| President and members ofthe Po
lice jury in relation to the Parish
Treasurer; in relation to promul
cation of laws; in relation to tn
Police Jury's regular meeting; il
relation to the Physician for th,
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Be it enacted, That the follow
lowing named parties be allowed
the following amounts for servi.
ces as Jurors, and mileage in hold
ing Coroner's inquest on the bod
les Of three unknown parties, fall
the amounts except the first were
ISSUED in one scrip, tot. n. Bra
dan of alS RI Wit. ~
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BelleYue, Sept. "a, 187O.

OO1IUV UOi OOPU' AOEV'
The Honorable Police Jury met
at their room, in the town of Belle
rue, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, pursuant to
adjournment, with
J.N. Platt, Prest, from ward No.4;
R. T. Vinson, 5 s. S's : i
i. ID. Edwards, 6 " " 8;
w. W. Hortman, /" I" g..
A quorum being present, the Pres
ident called the body to order and
proceeded to business as follows,
viz: ~
y
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10 w. j. Carter, for services
as guard to Noonan and IL
West, for 5 5 so.
To VIM. NJ. Swami, for first
quarterage as Parish Ply Is.
sician to July 90, 1870, for GO so
To B. F. Fort, for services as
Clerk pro tenn. at last meet ..f
ing, and for the record of
judgment in the case of
Bossier Parish vs. s. Rich
ardson, ct ais, for IA
To B. F. Fort, agent FIT. w. sstes
Fuller, for one half quarter
age due to July 9th, 1870,
as District Attorney pro
tenn, for 62 so
To T. w. Fuller. for one half
quarterage due him to July
goth, 1870, as District At
torney pro tem., for GO so
TO Miss Alice PridmOre, for
one Parish scrip, this day
presented, for -..t..a,. SO 90
To Miss Alice Pridmore, for
two Parish scrips, this day
presented, for So 10
To j. N. Cooper, for three
Parish scrips, this day pre-
sented, for 63 Is
To r. o. Hill, for two Parish
scrips, this day presented,
To j. w. Duncan, for one
Parish scrip, this,day pre-. sgg
sented, for 25 90
TO E. X, Russ, Sheriff. for 8 t
days servieesin attendance :.
on Parish Court, at June
July and August terms of .g
1870. for As 0O
To E. z. Russ, Sheriff. for
attendance on Police Jury, s.
for two quarters ending
Sept, 80, fs7O, for so oC
To w. I'll. Scanland, editor ,4s..-s
Bossier Banner, for I'd and
Sd quarters printing, as
per contract, ending Sept.
30, 1870, for 1875 OG
To j. L. G. Graham, for one
Jury scrip, this day pre-
sented, for a'f Ia 7G
To w. r. Head, j. p, 4tb ..4g
Ward, for JUSTICES costs
invarious State case item
lied accounts filed, for IL 0(
To w. r. Head, Coroner, for
services in holding inquests
on the body of Jacob Sim
ons, and the bodies of three
unknown persons, for. l10 0(
To 7. N. Braden, Clerk, for
Clerks costs in various al
State cases, itemized ac-
counts Of which are fled,
for lOl Il
To T. n. Braden. Clerk, for
amount allowed by Revised
Statutes, and for issuing
a Jury scrips at March term,
1870, and for Clerks costs
incase of Bossier Parishvs.
S. Richardson, ct ais, for lI8 j:
To j. H. Smith, for services
= as Deputy Sheriff in case
ofthe State VS.. n, Ballard,
for m S q
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To w. w. Hortman, for SER
vices as j. P, in case of
the State vs.. M. Ballard,
and the Parish of Bossier
vs. VIM. Slaton, for S so
Be it enacted, That the follow
ing named parties be allowed the
following amounts for services as
jurors in holding Coroner's in
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Which report after having been
read was unanimously adopted,
and the Clerk is hereby ordered
to furnish copy of the same to
the Bossier Banner for publication
for the legal length oftime.
Be it enacted by the Police Jury
of Bossier Parish, La, That the
following accounts be and they
are hereby allowed:
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as resumed the practice of Medicine.
"A IN Bellevue, La. ttsss5 n4I
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A TToRNEY AT LAW, Bellevue, Bossicr
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Belt enacted, That the account
of Z. @. Raspberry for three Parish
Warrants, this day presented, be
allowed for the sum OF S140 10.
Be it enacted, That the account
Of E. K. Russ. Sheriff, for serving
jury summons and mileage on
same, on Jurors drawn for the
September term, 1870, for $163 so
was, on motion, disallowed by a
unanimous vote of the body.
Be itenacted, That the follow
ing accounts be and they are here
by allowed. viz.