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are hereby allowed:
To W. j. Carter, for services
as guard to Noonan and
West, for 8 S 80
To VIM. n. Swami, for first
Quarterage as Parish Ply
sician to July 90, 1870, for 62 81
To B. +. Fort, for services as
Clerk pro TEN. at last meet
ing, and Cor the record of
judgment in the case of
Bossier Parish VS.. s. Rich
ardson, ct ais, for 4 i
To B. F. Fort, agent Oft. w.
Fuller, for one-halfquarter-
age due to July 9th, 1870,
as District Attorney pro
tenn, for 90 81
To T. w. Fuller, for one-half
quarterage due him to July
goth, 1870, as District At
torney pro tem., for GO 81
70 Miss Alice Pridmore, for
one Parish scrip, this day
presented. for so o.
To Miss Alice Rrldmore, tor
two Parish scrips, this day
presented, for Sd i
To j. n. Cooper, for three
Parish scrips, this day pre-
sented, for 63 /,
To r. O. Hill. for two Parish
scrips, this day presented,
for 70 /
To j. w. Duncan, for one
Parish scrip, this day pre-
sented. for 25 O
To E. K, Russ, Sheriff, for 8
days services in attendance
on Parish Court, at June
July and August terms of
1870. for 45 0
To E. X. Russ, Sheriff. for
attendance on Police Jury,
for two quarters ending
Sept, 30, 1870. for so @
To w. Ell. Scanland, editor
Bossier Banner, for I'd and
Sd quarters printing, as
per contract, ending Sept.
30, 1870, for I25 0
To j. L. G. Graham, for one
jury scrip, this day pre-
sented. for II 2
To w. Il. Head, j. p, 4th
Ward, for Justices costs
in various State case item
ICED accounts fled, for I2
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 ITO 0
| To T. N. Braden. Clerk, for
Clerks costs in various
State cases, itemized ac-
counts of which are filed,
for lOI |
To T. N. Braden, Clerk, for
amount allowed by Revised
Statutes, and for issuing
Jury scrips at March term,
1870, and for Clerks costs
in case of Bossier Parish We.
s. Richardson, ct ais, for 1I8
To j. II. Smith, for services
as Deputy Sheriff in case
ofthe State VS.. NJ, Ballard,
! for Sc
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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 Coroneps inquest on the bod
les of three unknown parties, Jail
the amounts except the first were
ISSUED in one scrip, to T. n. Bra
den. et ais. I to.wit.
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A TToRNEY AT LAW, Bellevue, Bossier
IN parish, La y6nl6
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ITO 90 Bellevue, Sept. q, 1870.
The Honorable Police Jury met
at their room, in the town Of Belle
70, * vue, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, pursuant to
adjournment, with
J.N. Platt, Prest, from ward No. 4;
r. T. Vinson, g /" 1;
l. D. Edwards, /" B;
w. w. Hortman, {" &.
lla I5 A quorum being present, the Pres
ident called the body to order and
proceeded to business as follows,
5 80 viz:
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Which report after having been
read was unanimously adopted,
and the Clerk is hereby ordered
to furnish a copy of the same to
the BOssier Banner for publication
for the legal length of time.
Be it enacted by the Police Jury
of Bossier Parish, La, That the
following accounts be and they
are hereby allowad.
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Be it enacted, That the account
of L. G. Rasberry for three Parish
Warrants, this day presented, be
allowed for the SUM of $140 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 it enacted, That the follow.
ing accounts be and they are here
by allowed, viz:
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Indebtedness and the manner of
auditing claims; in relation to
roads, in relation to the Stray
Master; in relation to the word
"white;" and in relation bo wards
a
Here is inserted the Revised
Statutes OF the parish. n s-
Be it enacted, That 800 copies
of this act be printed, and that
the clerk send a copy Of the same
to every State and Parish officer,
and every oyerseer of roads, in
and for this parish. This act shall
be considered promulgated thirty
days after its passage.
Be it further enacted, That the
body OF this act be recorded In the
Book of Proceedings Of this body
by annexing within same . print.
ed copy,
Be il enacted, That all laws or
parts Of laws contrary to or in
consistent with the provisions Of.
this act be repealed. e,s
Be it enacted, That the propo-.
sition of Sanders Richardson, Jas.
S. Herring and Henry Barnacastle,
for compromise of Judgment
against them in Bossier District
Court, in behalf of the Parish, be
agreed to on the part of the parish,
there being paid in on said jndg-
ment in open session, in q jail
bond, the sum of s1217 so; which
proposition is as follows, to-wit:
Parish of Bossier In Bossier
Us. District court,
Richardson ct ais. La, No.
To the Honorable the Police
jury of the Parish of Bossier, La:
The defendants, Sanders Richard.
son, James 3. Herring and Henry
Barnacastle, undersigned. with .
view to o compromise and settle
ment by compromise in full Of all
issues and matters involved and
at issue in the above suit, would
submit the following proposition
to your Honorable body and the
Parish of Bossier, to-wit: They,
the defendants and undersigned
aforesaid, agree and bind them,
selves to pay on the final judg..
ments lately rendered in the above.
suit of Parish Of BOssier VS.. S.
Richardson, ct ais. No. =, upon
docket of District Court Of Bos
sier, the sum Of $1,000 in cash,
and to pay and satisfy in full the
balance due on, said Judgment
then, on or by the first day OF
March, 1871, and they, the defend
ants, do further agree and bind
themselves to transfer, turn oyer
aud deliver in full property to the
parish Of Bossier, on or BY the 1st
day Of November, 1870, the Red
Chute ferry, and all rights toicol.
lect tolls and ferriage for said fer.
~ and Cross bayou bridges to-
gether with the ferry boat, ropai
and other fixtures and appurtea
ances of said ferry provided
that the Parish of ROssisr, plain,
tiff in above suit, shall dissolve,
annul and revoke the lease Of said
Red Chute ferry and Gross bayou
bridge TO defendants, and shall
cancel and deliver to defendants
and undersigned, their three sew
eral prOmissory notes outstanding
for the lease Of said ferry and
bridge for the three several years
of 1870, 1871 and 1879; and pro.
vided; that the defendants and IN
dersigned shall be fully aud flnalG !
ly released from any and all La
bility to the parish of Bossier On
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Il. B. Watkins.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Minden, La win
"A practice in the 10th and Ilth District
Courts. Prompt attention given to all legal
business entrusted to his care. y7n23
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Ia w. ClaTKe, 0U
Itemized certificates of attend
ance and for mileage having been
presented, signed by the Coroner,
VIM. r. Head, as to correctness
ETC., of each juror of inquest in
both the above cases, the body
ordered that the same be fled with
the paper ofthis body, and marked
'Paid," of this date, by the clerk.
Richard w. Turner, agent and
attorney of Looney & Wells in the
suit of Looney s. Wells VS.. Bos-
sier Parish, then presented a GER
tiicate from the Clerk of the
Court showing the amount due to
Looney & Wells on the Judgment
rendered in said case, and asked
payment of same. When the fol-
lowing act was passed, viz:
Be it enacted, That the sum of
$572 25 be and the same is here
by allowed to Looney & Wells,
in full satisfaction of thejudgment
rendered against the Parish of
Bossier, in the case entitled Looney
& Wells VS.. Parish Of Bossier. No.
Be it enacted, That the amount
allowed in preceding act, be made
payable to Rich'd w. Turner, as
agent Sc, in warrants as follows,
to.wit:
One Warrant for sum of 1864 rs
IS q G 81 0 150 IN
e." /" {" e /" 157 so
for which, said last mentioned
three warrants, the said Richard
w. Turner has given a receipt in
words and figures as follows, to-
wit:
Looney s Wells No.. In Bos,
Parish Of BOssier. ! Court, La. -
Received Of the Parish of Bos,
sier, the sum Of five hundred and
seventy-two dollars and twenty.
cents in full, of principal, interest
and costs, due on the Judgment in
this case, this Goth day of Sep,
tember, 1870.
RICH'D w. TURNER,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
| On motion the body then ad
ljourned until tomorrow morning
at 8 O'clock.
J. N. PLATT, Pres't P. J,
r. B. TAYLOR, Clerk p. j.
Bellevue, Sept. q, 1870.
| nm. VTlI n -. - -. -
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.f1'cnGEe LD1'i1skSseg Saloon,
BELLEVUE, La,
r. o. HILL. Proprietor.

Despeetfully announces to the public that
h, he has leased the above named Saloon
of Mr.. J. c. Head. Gentlemen will find it a
pleasant resort The rooms are neatly fitted
up, and everything connected with the
house pleasant and inviting. A cordial in
vitation is extended to every one to call,
hoping to render such visits agreeable.
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unanimous vote of the body.
Be itenacted, That the follow.
ing accounts be and they are here
By allowed, viz:
To R. J. Wright, for Clerks
cost, in the case of James
Ford Pres't Police Jury Of
Bossier, vs.. VIM, Thatcher,
in Caddo Parish Court, No.
1899, for saa 30
To w. H, Scanland, for print
ing 500 blank Warrants. az
per contract, for 25 90
To Thos. Lyles, for board, at
tention, nursing and burial
of George Wiley, for Is 90
To JAS. Ford, for one witness
scrip, for I 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
Lynch. to July 18th, 1870,
itemiEed account filed, for 80 80
To W. K. O'NeaI. j. P. 4th
Ward, for Justices costs in
the case of the State vs.. NJ.
Cipael, itemiEed account, for 4'25
To Z. B. Taylor, for Witness
and Parish scrips present
ed, for 81 40
To Z. r. Moore, for articles
purchased by E. X. Russ
and R. B. Taylor, for use of
Parish and Police Jury, for 9 10
To G. s. Raspberry, for three
Witness scrips presented,
for 81 s6
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 ola thing long needed.
B. f. Fort,
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 Q
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-
tion 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 for
the same; in relation to marks
and brands; in relation to the
President and members of the Po
lice Jury in relation to the Parish
Treasurer; in relation to promul
| cation of laws; in relation to the
Police Jury's regular meeting; il
relation no the Physician for the
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"SHOO FLY.n

Der efening clouds Vas seddling fasd
As a young man drough der fllage bassed,
shkading along her shdorm und hail
Nit desc words tied on his eoad daiSas s,
''Shoo ray"
"Ah! dond go such nighd like doze,".
His mudder cries. "You will got froze;
Dot John Frost dot will nib your ear"
He oney said so nit sinner: a
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"Come beck come beck v' der olt man said
'of you dond look out you will bedead-
Come beck und by dot fire sit"
"Ha! hal dond vos fraid Bit"
"shoo Fly"
"John Henneryi der shmall maid said,
"Come here und cad dis bice of bread"
He chusd looked down und hofe sigh
"Im bullo boy NIT glass eye"
"shoo Fly"
High and higher dot young man vent
For their sdhorns he dond did care a cent,
As he wiped dot shnow off his lefd ear,
Dem words vas heerd sdhill shdrons und
clear;
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In boud week, or may be more,
Der peoples herd II awful roar,
Dot sounded loud und far and vide,
From way up on der mountains side:
''Shoo Fly"
Dwo mems vas out aSshootln shnipes,
Und vile dev shdopped TO shmoke der bipes
Yon he happened to look around
Und saw dis shtickin on der ground:
zM"shoo Fly"
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Read the following from Mr.. Womble, IL
prominent IL urd ware Merchant Of this city
No. ID Market Square, Norfolk, va,
Octnber u. 1860.

pR. LAWREECE-Dear Sir. To the large
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KOSK6O. 20

-
Endorsed and recommenaed Tue freS-
ldent OF the faculty OF tie ~. Medi1as .
College al tne City OF New York.
PROFESSOR r. 5. EWfoN, Ma. D., i.
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One the most eminent medical menhfthis
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From Rev. W. II. Christian, Pastor Din
widdIe street Method st Church.
Portsmouth Va, October %, 1863.

This is 10 certify that know Dr. Lawrence
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worthy ofthe fullest confidence. Ihave used
MS hosi<ao vita advantage t. myself, and
have adopted lis use in my tamiy IN cases
Of nervous debility and depression.
". II. CHRISTIAN.
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Ekoshoo Cares scr0GtsIa iEs ATS
worst Eas.ssss.

From A, W. MILLS, "A prominent and wet
known merchant of Noriolk. Va.
No. fl Mum ST.. Norfolk, y :, Sept. 10, 1863.
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FROM DIR. LLOYD, A PHYSICIAN OF
LARGE IRACTICE.

Great Bridge. Va, Octobers s, 1863.
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HORSE and Mule Shoes. Axes, Nail,
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March (, lS7u.
E'RES ii Oranges. CncoHHutc. DE-, iust
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DR. J. j. IAwRENCE-Dear Sir: l have
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CARPENTERING H0usE BuILrEE
AND ITNrAr RTAkING


AND UNDERTAKING
THE undersigned desires TO announces
L To the public OF Orange ard the adjoining
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ing, Tor which he was trained by YEAR, sf
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prepared to do all kinds CT
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Persons desiring TO construct, reT air or rs-
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In q community where have been SO long
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ry that / should give Il speeiul reference or
recommendations. Iiefei to the work here
iofore dole by me, ana all / ask is Il fnii
share of the patronage Of my friends and
neghbors. I. j, TLITON.
August Z, 1868
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am gratcIully yours. &c,

KosKoo is endorsed by the best physicians
everywhere Read the,foilowing from DR..
IiilcrY, successful practitioner of many
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Rock Mount, Edgecombe COIL
Sepfember 10. 1869
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CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OLE SCdEDrLE.

1lAAN0C VI o1f1l1AJOLA1-
ON and after Feb. 2nd, 1870. the Pas
Osenger Trains will run as follows--viz:
Mail Train will run daily bctwced Hich~
moud and StauntOn except sunday be-
tween Gordonsvllle and stanton leave
Richmond at $50 "A, m. and arrive at Staup-
ton at / ~ p. m. Leave StauntOn at S-xo
n. m, and arrive at Richmond . ~ y. M
making close connections al Goruonsyiilf
and Char lot esVille with Grange, Ale xandrl4
and Manassas Railroad Mail Trains ior Alex
andria, Washington, baltimore, lhilaoef<7
pisa, New J DIRK, &C.; also .for ~ nchburg,
Knoxville, Chattanooga. Memphis, New Or
leans, Montgomery, Mobile, dc. II
Mail Train VIII run tri-Meekly between3
stanton aud White sulphur springs ont
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Leavef
stanton OF 40 III and arrive al White sul-I
p ur at 10 65 pm, leave White uiphuf az
And gong West win connect with stagesese
follows, Z:-At Goshen with stages for bexs
ington, Natural Bridge, and Rocknridge
urn, and Warm Springs. and at White sui
pnur with Stages for Lewisbulg, Chalieston,
stages Will also leave Staunton on Thues-
day, Thursday, and Saturday mornings. for
Lexington and Natural Bridge.
NIGHT PASSENGER IRAIN will run be
tween Richmond and Washfngton Nightly
without change of cars. leaving Richmond
a 30 L. NJ, and arriving at Richmend. At
, 33l a. NJ, making all tillough conntctlons
at Richmond aud Washington. SLF,FfING
OARS viii be attached 10 this tiain, and will
be run through between Richmond and
Washington without change.
JAMES Il. NEIHERI.AND,
February II. 1870 General Ticket Agent
RICH N0ND AND PETERSEN R6f r. r.
ON and alter Monday. April l.. 1851
~ The trains on this road will leave as 5ol-
lows:
Leave Richmond at 4 p. IN. and 2.35 r. iii.
/ Leave Petersburg at $50 a. M. and $50 p. m
Accommodation Train witt! passenger err
1 attached Will leave Richmond daily ut p
/ m. aud Petersburg daily al b.IU "A. fSLu=
! days exeepied.)
| The a. IN. train viii not leave Richmond
| on sundays. and the $50 D. m. train will not
leave Petersburg on Sundays
| Passengers Tor Norfolk viii take the 4 p
m. train, running through daily.
| baggage CT eCkep through.
The passenger coach attached to the cesa
train Will leave Clover Hill at u. IN, ana re-
turning leave Richmond at 2.iU p. IN. ga
| Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
THOMAS Ii. Wy NE
May 7, 1869. Superintsnd
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22

- IlttIe WHO INV NJ hIntcd =
all the corners tor his SHOES, at lat as.
pears to give them up. and climbing on
chair. betakes himself to big book
lying en- the ,ide-table. Mother Saws
to him: ''What Is darling doing with
the book liza he dictionsry; pspr
Iookth III the dictionary Tor things. aud
am looking TO see it can mud my
shoes"
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22

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"Friendship."
"Friend-hip! How do you make
that out!'
1--WE got q friend who is very fond
Of brandy. and he's tou weak to take Il
strong, and I've constituted myself hi.
taster,n