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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-10-05

A Ok0 A008oo B0ntoRs
The,La Cygne (Linn County, Journal gives the
following account of an old Kansas settler:
We had the pleasure the other day of making
the acquaintance of Mr.. Augustus Wattles, an old
resident of Kansas, and q compeer of Colonel
Montgomery and John Brown, in the border
troubles. Mr.. w. came to Kansas in 1855, and
first settled in Lawrence, where he was for a
time editor of the Heratd Of Freedom, until il was
indicted for reasonable" utterances by the pro-
slavery government. In 1857 he moved down to
Paris township, two miles northeast of Mound
City, where he has resided ever since. He was
a prominent actor in the troubles along the bOr-
der, in connection with Montgomery and Brown,
and at one time there was a reward offered for
his hcad. We spent an hour very pleasantly list
ening to his Frcital of the stirring incidents of
those troublous times. He brought old John
Brown down from Lawrence in q covered wagon
about the time Of the Hamilton massacre north
east of the Trading Post, and Mr.. b. settled upon
the Snyder place In Valley township, near the
Missouri State line, which he fortified and where
he stayed during the summer of 1853 to watch
the movements Of his enemies. Mr. w. has lived
to see the country he fought for settled down in
to law-abiding and well conditioned communi-
ty, and now, in the evening Of his days, can look
back and note its rapid rise and progress from
the "times that tried mems souls" He is an old
time editor and publisher, having printed the
EmaRopstor in Cincinnati some thirty-fiv years
ago, when his office was mobbed several times ON
account of the bOldness and freeslom with which
its sentiments were uttered.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-10-05

~ TIE Democratic papers call the United
ctases hNadless Government. Tie difference
eesween II aAA their pet chief Of slssping-car no.
tss7ety is, fhst fhe latter is . Goveenmentless
head.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-10-05
Attachment Notice.

Att0C0u1cmG NOtlCee
Before Seayer Justice Of the Peace in and
Township Doniphan County, Kansas.
William Pardon, ! Plaintiff
James Gamble Defendant
nN the 2jth day Of September A. d. ISL said Justice
" issued order Of attachment the above entitled
ton, for the Of twenty dollars f22 Said cause
viii he heard before said Justice at II O'Clock A.
29th day Of October. A. ID. ISL Highland Kansas
WILLIAM PARnDN
October 5. is5l-4w. ne fee s5
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Attachment Notice.
Before H. n. Seaver Justice of the Peace in
Township Donphan County, Kansas.
siiaSsa And E%~ara 4; s Irwin. iErin. Plaintiffs.
Jane. Gamble, D.tsndan.
IN the 18th day Of September A. d. 1871 said Justice
" issued order Of attachment in the entitled ac
ton for the Of dollars cents
t247 Said will be heard before said Justice
o'clock A. NJ, the 10Th day Of Octnber a d. 1871 at
Highland Kansas. ALEXANDER ii. BAYLESS
EDWARD s IRWIN.
October :. fe71-fw. Prs fee s.
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Read the carslidates' announceuents.
Ansfs are sosae new ARss. this week.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-10-05

THE PHYSICAL LlYE or woAAx; Adr;ce 10 tie
Neidss, HVe sad Mother. By George H. Napleys,
d. H., n. D., Chief Of Ciiaic Of JeTersos Medical
College, Pkiiadelphia, etc, etc. Cincinnati and
Chicago: f. HASNAfoRD 4 Co., Publishers of
FRsrCLAss Subscription Books.
This work (Which is Published in both English
and Germany is one Of the most remarkable lite
rary successeas af the age, having reached . sale
of over 100000 copies, with still very large de-
mand. Scientific and yet eminently practical, it
treats Of most important class Of subjecfs which,
unfortunately, it has hitherto been left almost en-
tirely to the quack the cmpirc, or the sensation
alist, to awrite up" for tho million. The table of
contents includes such head lines as the follow
ing:
The distinction Of the sexcs Persons of both
sexes and of no sex. The age of nubility. Love.
Love is eternal. Of Divorce. Of Courtship.
How to choose husband. Shall cousins manyf
Advice to wives who desire to have echildren. The
limitation of offspring. Transmission of talent
and disease. Birth-marks and how to prevent
them. Signs Of pregnancy. Confinement. Nur-
sing. The change of Life.
Difficult a. it may appear, these subjects are
handled with such precision and frmness; and yet
so delicAtey that the work has received the hear
ty endorsement of many of the most distinguished
physicians, clergymen, and philanthropists of the
country. Among the number are Ex-Surgeon
General Hammond, Henry Ward Beecher, Rev.
Horace Bushnell, d. D., Rev. DIR Mark Hopkins,
President of Williams College, with many other
names rqHally eminent.
The work is sold through local Of travelling
agents entirely, and, in our judgement, offers an
extraordinary opportunity for securing very
lucrative business. Messrs. Z. Hannaford & Co.,
the Western publishers. may be addressed at eth
er Chicago or Cincinnati.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-10-05

II On next Tuesday, the State elections take
place in Pennsylvania, Ohhio, Indiana, and Iowa.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-10-05
WHAT THEY SAY.-Here is what the Leavcn-
worth Bulletin says of the supper at the City Ho-

tel, the evening Of the Nebraska excursion:
After half hour spent in learning bridge building the
whistle sounded and fell in for homeward march,
Upon reaching White Cloud the return trip Superin-
tendrnt Firth invited his guests to take supper with him
at the City Hotel and such snpper 1t would do hun
gry good to refer to II year afterwards; couldn't
think f anything else that would ttingy describe
Hans retmans experience in Leavenworth when he
TO the Banters House " and found
-everydings on Eeart to eat,
Und swice much to dhrink"
That's inst what had at White Cloud and all the good
looking girls in town in to wait the tables
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An OIA Kan.as Editor

;R At St. Joseph, on Saturday, Goldsmith
Maid accomplished her mile in 2:lsa.
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HzlEA THE GREAT CAUSE
&0 OF

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The world renowned author in this admirable Lecture
clearly from his experience that the awful
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Sent under seal in plain envelope any address on
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After grand cannouading all along the line
overthe "defalcation Of one Of Grantss paymas-
ters,"-meaning thereby Major Hodge-Demo-
cratic editors have suddenly become a. mum q
death on that subject. Reason: They have
learned that Hodge Was appointed by President
Buchanan, and has been all his lifetime 0 Demo
remove IN army officer, except on the verdict of
. eourt-martial.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-10-05

ERr The Lawrence Tribune says that Jimmy Christian
the Democratic party and will hereafter
with the Republicans He that the Democratic party
Ia dead and that he cannot side with of who
pletely go back on their principlea
That is what live men are doing every day.
They are getting ont of it like shrimps from the
carcass of dead mule in the Mississippi River.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-10-05
The Chief Of the Flafheads on the
War Path.

Members County Central Committee
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Thr basis Of representation is the Republican vote for
President IN 1s and the ratio Is Dslsgate and one Al
tsrpsse for every and far every fraction OF Over
h,,f thst number which entities the several Townships
e.si., atipr.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-10-05

To unequal expansion and contraction.
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this choice building material within reach Of the
towns below. -4,-<-- 49,.
The excursion, returning, reached White Cloud
at o'clock in the evening, and the hungry crowd
at once repaired to the City Hotel, and sat down
to of the best suppers got up in the State
This supper was ordered by Maj. FIRTH, at his
own expense, and was part of the excursion exer-
cises.
1t is just one year since work on this road was
commenced in earnest, under the auspices Of Mr..
JOY. The work that had been done was in very
incomplete state. In one years time, we may
say, seventy-6ve miles of road have been graded,
tied, ironed, and equipped, in the best aud most
substantial manner. Everything is new, and of the
very best. The road is smooth and solid, and in
every respect is said to be. by those who know,
one Of the very best roads in the West. By the
first Of January, it will be completed to Tecum-
sch; and by July next, to Lincoln, the Capital of
Nebraska, where it will connect with line from
the Union Pacific, and will carry large share of
the trade from the Pacific Coast.
Nothing was omitted by Maj. FIRTH to render
this excursion pleasant. and il was perfect sue
cess. To his energy and good management much
of the fine progress of the road is due. He is full of
activity, and while ever looking closely to the in
terests of the Company, he has secured for the
road good will of the entire country along the
route. He is emphatically the man for the place.
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Arrival anlDepartureof the Mails,

From Bellevue to Shrevepert-Car-
rying all mail for the East or West.
Departs daily at 2 A VI.
From Bellevue to Vicks5arg--Car-
rying all mail matter for the Eastern.
Western and Middle States and New
Orleans.
Departs daily at 9 P. VI.
al mails closed for the East and
West at 81 VI.
From Bellevue to Fillmore
Departs every Wednesday at a. m.
Arrives every Wednesday at 6 p. m.
From Bellevue to CollInsburg, via
ColeyiIle and Rocky Mount
Departs Mondays at a. IN.
Arrives Tuesdays at 6 p. III.
From Bellevue to Magnolia, Ark,
via Cotton Valley, La
Depart. Mondays at 6 a. n.
Arrives Wednesdays at 6p. m.
No delivery, except frora lock boxes,
while Opening or asserting the mails.
Office hours from 8 q. IN. to 9 p. m,
except on Sunday. Sunday from "a to
u a. n. j. j. MOORE.
Acting P. NJ.
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Succession Notice.

Succession of In Parish Court
john or Judah of BOssier Parish
Nachemsohn. decd } La,
Notice is hereby given that B. f.
~ Fort, Public Administrator, has
this day filed in the Clerks office of
the district Court. for the parish Of
Bnssirr, La. his statement of debts
III said succession.
Now. therefore. this is tn admoni~ ball
person Concerned. that if opposition j.
not made thereto. within the the time
prescribed by law, said statement Of
debts will be homologated and made
tie Judgment of the court.
Witness. the Hon'l il. w. Baker,
Parish Judge IF Bossier parish, La,
this 18th August. A. D.. 1871,
THOS. Y. BRADEN. Clerk
n22 3ts District Court
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A NOVEL AND CURIOUS NEGE-
TARLE.-In a tract OF country in
the southwestern part of Africa,
distinguished for its dry but rich
soil, the Boston Journal of Chem
istry says, a gigantic perennial
melon has been discovered, which
isanost delicious. Wholesome fruit.
and which is largely consumed by
thenatiye inhabitants Us food. In
order that this melon may flourish,
1t is necessary that it should strike
lis roots through ,he sand thirty
leet TO reach permanent moisture.
This it does, aud grows in great
luxuriance, where all else is shriv
elled and parchei by heat. But
this is not all. If il we're simply
Q huge melon, with smooth and
delicate skin, every one would be
destroyed by wild beasts before
coming to maturity. 10 prevent
this, nature has armed its outer
rud with covering of long. sharp,
terrible thorns. which so lacerate
the mouth and nose of animals
that they are glad to leave them
alone in all their tempting fresh,
ness. Man, with his hands aud
sharp knives, finds little difficulty
ID opening the luscious fruit. The
natives have no necessity Of put
ung fences about their melon
patches, for thu plants are self:
protective.
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B0ssier Parish Direct CRY

L. B: Watkins, Judge District Court.
Minden.
I. Z. Paxton, District Attorney. cOu-
shatta.
L. w, Baker. Parish Judge. Bellevue.
B. +. O'Neal. sheriff,
Thos. N. Brsden. Clerk Dish Court,
Bellevue.
n. F. Cox. Deputy Clerk, Dist. Court.
Holland W. Clarke, Recorder, Belle
we.
X. B. Taylor. DEPUTY Recorder.
Rich'd. W. Turner. District Attorney
pro tenn. Bellevue,
James A. Heron, State Tax Collie cter.
Bellevue.
Samuel N. Thomas, State Senator,
Benton, La.
W. F. Blackman, State Senator. Ho-
mer. La.
c. S. Abel, Representative, Shrevs-
port.
D. Cady Stanton, Representative.
Shreveport.
W. r. Head, Coroner. Bellevue.
Z. 4. Moore, Parish Treasurer. Belle
Yue.
J. II. Lotion. Stray Master. Bellevue
q. McCleneghsn, Parish Surveyor.
Rellevur, La.
c. @CClsneghan, PIes't Police Jary,
Bellevue.
K. B. Tsy log, Clerk P. j., BELLEVUE
r. T. Vinson. Police Juror, Ward L,
Shreveport
j. n. Cooper, Police Juror, Ward 2,
Benton.
j. W. Walker, Police jurt'E, Ward 3,
Red Land.
J. N. Plat, Police Juror, Ward 1,
Fillmore,
(vacantl Police Juror. Ward S.
(cut off Police Juror, Wsrd6-
Icut off Police Juror. Ward z.
J. Fl. Marks, Police Juror, Ward 8,
Collinsburg.
c. MoCleneghau. Police Juror, Ward
T. w. WoodrnE. Justic. of the Peace,
Ward 2. Rertou.
J. ". Walker, j. P. Ward 8. Red
Land.
]. Z. M'Carty, Ward4. Bellevue
Henry Barnacastle. Wafd S. Fillmore.
j. A. Moore, 6, Coll;hs-
burg.
j. Hail, J. P, Ward 3, Bellevue.
J. ". Simmons, Constable, Ward 2
+. Love, T" 3
J. H. Robertson, - 4
L. Chasteen. /" 8
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SatcesSi0R Notice.
w Succession e sae of In Il the sI parisl

Succession of } In the Parish Court
deceased. Louisiana
NOTICE is hereby given that Elizabeth
~ Veal. widow of said W o. Burns. has
this day filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court. fur Bossier parish, La
her application praying to be appointed ad
Ininistratri:S of said succession.
Now, therefore, this is TO aimonish al
persons concerned, that if opposition be not
made thereto within time prescribed by law
said application will be granted, and said
E.izai'eth Veal viii be appointed administra
ink as prayed for
Witness the Hon'l L. w Baker, Parish
Judge of Eossier parish, La, this the 7tt
day of September, 1871.
TN BRADEN, Clerk
a2ie: District Court
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HAVE been awarded more FIRST re-
IL miums in Mississippi. l. rhsia-
ma, Alabama and Texas, durng the
past three years than sill 9TH sewing
machines combined. Thei sale IN the
above mentioned States i,greatsr tnan
that of any other.
These machines resge In prioe from
$55 upward and se unsurpassed oy
any in the market
Their simpliczy and ability to per-
form every elias of family sewing iron
the finest TO lhs heasiest] have made
them the flvorits sewing machine Of
the South.
A large stock of Cotton, Linen. end
Silk thread, Oil. Needles and all the
most improved attachments for sewing
maohinss at New York price. can o
had at the general soutterndepot, il:
| Canal Street, New Orleans.
J.H. GARDINER. Agent.
n9T0l 8c6mse
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Succession of In Parish Court OF
William VI. Folsom, Bossier Parish, Lou
deceased isiana.
NOTICE is hereby given that B. F. Fort
~ public administrator for the Parish OF
Bossier, has this day fled in the office OF
the Clerk of the District Court, for Bossier
parish, Louisiana, his application to admin
lister said succession
Now, therefore, this is TO admonish al
persons concerned, that if opposition be
not made within ten days, said application
will be granted, and said public administers
tor be authorized to administer said sue
cessiou.
Witness, the Honorable L. w Baker, Par
ish Judge of Bossier parish, La, this 29tl
OF August, A. d., 1871.
THOS. n. BRADEN, Clerk
n23 2ts District Court,
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.sFORCe

is horehr given that. in accordance
4 with an order of the Honorable L.
B. Watkins, Judge of the 18th Judi
cial District of the State of Louisiana,
there viii he held special torn of the
District Court, for tue parish of Bos-
Sier. La. beginning on the second
Monday, the ninth day Of October
n-xt. 4. D., 1871.
Witness, my official signature, thi:
Both Aug. A D., 1871.
pH0S. n. BRADEN.
Clerk District Court.
vI0n23.
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FOR SIZE.

THE unG erigred offers for sale, upon
Il reasonable terms, her plantation situa-
ted about five miles east of Collinsburg, in
Bossier Parish, commonly known as the
"C4vstt Place" containing, in the entire
tract. about eight hundred acres. About
four hun,lred acres of tie tract improved,
and. the most OF which, is the very best
quality of c,eek bottom. A large and good
framed dwelling house. ard all necessary out
houses, on the place. This place Is well wa
tered and very desirable. net only for the
health ofth. location, but. also, Oh account
Gifts being situated in one OF the most re-
fined neighb orhoods ofthe parieb, and with
every facility for stocking it with the mott
efficient and reliable labor of the country.
Parties wishing to purchase, VIII apply TO
W. NJ Abuey, Collinsburg. or Messrs. Grim
& SndeF, Bellevue, La. for terms.
vl0n6 LOUISA ABNEY.
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soene In 6 Mayors Court.

The following Imaginable affair
= said TO hare occurred at War
saw. Indiana:
Mayor-Jacob Smith you have
haen charged with assault and
hattery, what have you to say,
ruilty or not guilty ?
Prisoner-VeH, Mishter Mare;
I ish neider guilty or rot guilty.
Tpeyer does eat salt on de batter
lakes, and if you keeps shtill a
leeGIe vile, / tells yoa all about vat
dat poie-lese priRgs me here and
hints me in der cabOese. / y0uSt
comes to town on a ieedle piskneSs;
dotish, | bald some cid lOngSraRd-
inc agounts vot dock all der mon
isiI vat I had. and der / makes
some pigger debts as | lad petoTe,
as desc town fellerS dreats you
very easy--hut yonst let dem
town fellers come to Go country
and deg find Something's out. Veil,
MIsbter Mare: | was NJ stairs to
dem Indiana fellers TO get de ba-
pers, and ven | come t. de top of
de shtair shtepS, / got leedle over
balance because / yDust come
from de grocery where | paid a
big old ,gount, and dat Teller, he
make me drink a leetle too much,
more as 1 want, and | fell head
over backwards more as seven
shteps; und deere was a Teller vor
WIS shtanding OH der shteps, und
shtruck him nit my trowser legs,
md We yousu go long togedder 10
der potion, uRd ] vas paddy hurt
'peut de trowsers, much padder as
be. One of my trowser legs vas
aitogedder gone. | die not know
which way to COUP shtreet or
down shtreet-und I vas afread
alat fellow vat | trow down shtair
would lick me; so | jump into de
seaer; und vat you drinksY de
seller shtep took of de odder trow-
scIkeg, und ven | gitsin der seller,
.defykwas a feller vot was shaver
auoader man, und ven ne seen me
nit iii both trowSer legs gone, he
Taft so much at me dat der raser
make Al slip und cut der blood off
de odder man, ven he shump up
Won de chair 1ind dakes his foot
away Won dat shaving mans nose.
Ny Goodness! how he did pleed
und boiler; und den one of dem
pole lese he comes down, unn der
first man vat he looks at vas me.
Twas. paddy 7Shamed; he looked
like such quite man, NIT brass
coat and Mue.buttonS, he says TO
ne, Come alcngr Vell. Idond like
to 20 nit him,on lie shtreet, as |
knowed der poys would !aff at me.
He say l must come, uEd | pull
back; den he got der RSn vat
glakps der nose pli,ed on der shay
ing nau to help pring NE eat der
seller. o. bnt / did feel bad ven
he dakes me aud locks me in der
iron CRATE for nodding. Mare, ish
.dis ritei Und ks SAT- ind batter
il not CUTE for me.
Mayor-Assault and Battery
mI,ars 10 fight another man. Do
ron know what tile question is Z
.Prisoner-O. if dat ISL vat You
wants TO know, never fights no,
body as / know 1 git licked in dis
country. No peoples here won't
tight dutch fight, und, der man
vat help fotch lre here IS lie Teller,
ii salt and batter is maIen blood
out OF der nose. Now, MiShter
Mare, 1 ISL good dutchman, und
all vOt | wants you TO do is, fine
me una der coshtS for fallen down
shtairs Yen / had no piSsness tC
do it, aud ven | comes once more
10 town, prings you some butter
and eggs, AS dat always goes Sc
good rs money any place.
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A country poet, after looking
about over life, has come to the
following rhyming conclusion
''Oh, | wouldn't live forever,
wouldn't if | could; but / needn't
fret about it, for | couldn't if |
wouhi."
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St7.0y Sale,

ENstrayed before f. j Hall, j. p. by E. NJ.
II Nelson, On the 18th day of June 1871
ard will be sold for cash on the Isth day of
October, 1871, ut Bellevue, one brown Mare,
about ten years old branded with Mexican
brand on left hip, left shoulder and left jaw;
left mind foot white; star in face. Appraised
a SIS 90.
The owner il requested to come forward,
prove property, pay chrages, sc.
j. ii. LOTION, Stray Master
Bellevue, La, July 18th, 1871.
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We gire below list Of iurors
Tor the District Court, TO be held
on 2nd Monday in October next,
1871.
W: w. Lay, Geo. McClanahan,
.. Is. MadIng, Abram Franklin,
VI. Roy, j. w. Robertson,
MOTHS Ransom, w. Il. McLemore.
John Campbell, Edwin Campbell,
Willis Wilson, Henry Parish,
j. K. ArIedge, James Robinson.
>. Michigan, Willis WINFIELD,
). L. Painter, w. a. Strayhan,
H w. Love, Jacob Proctor.
B. I. Daniels, Barney Turney,
Z. DoleS, J.J. Stockwell,
L. ID. Owens, Wash Booker,
NJ: j. Pittnan, j. r. Daugherty,
Edward Burk, 7. E. Mercer,
NJ. L. Ford. Miller Scruggs,
W. II. Clarke, w. III. Bledsoe,
A. j. McDade, j. w. Goodwin,
j. ii. Nattin, Charles Jenkins,
Henry Bell, j. F. McLemore,
A. Dudney, A. j. Spllrlin,
Sol Eli, j. w. Goodwin,
J. Walker, Isaac Mitchell,
George Ford, j. Sutton,
E R. Moore, R. j. Lowry,
Henry Smith, Wash Pickett,
Lewis Bell, Charles Mitchell,
A. P. Butler, A. S. Hilman,
L. Bell, j. ID. 4sbell,
P. K. Gilmer, j. l.. Z. Graham,
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Notice to Teachers

4 Ii school teachers throughout
N the parish are respectfully IN
vitrd to assemble at the Court House,
in bellevue. La on Saturday. Septom
Der Goth, 1871, at III O'Clock, A, NJ,
for the purpose of discussing The
Routine Of Duties in the Common
Schools" MA 81.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-09-09

The Indianapolis Journal groups
it's clippings under the head Of
"Cntlets." They are all veal cut
let's, and many Of them are badly
butchereG.