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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-26

YTlRGINiA.-AtR Rules held In the clerks
office of Louisa County Court on Monday
the 2 1 day OF October, lS1i'
William u. Gillespie, suing In hls own rlgh. ana
aIeo az administrator Of James H. Gillespie, dee
ceased and a. administrator OF Benjamin ii.
hs'''' 0e'''''' '''' = '--' Plaintiffs,
againet
Richard G.. Bibh In bi, own right and as executor
of Ben tamtn Blob, decexsed: Thomas K. Haw-
kins and Martha, his wife: j. Z. II. Green as
james Vi. Gardner, Thomas T. Smith, Jonathan
r Cewlcrd, A!ietus I. Gooch, James M. Estes
10 his own rigrt aud IS administrator win Inc
will annexed OF Joel 4,tes, deceased; Charles
Tiu,b rrlake and Sarah, his wife; Mary j. Vaw-
Tor John Brockman and Martha, bis wife
J,,nes l.. Go.don trustee Robert 3. Moss, sheriff
or I,ouis1 county, and as such administrator OF
Benjamin Bibps deceased stne you,ageb1; saiI Nv
p,rr1tt, and Louisa L. Pari oft 1.-THE last hye be.
inr mfan,s), and the unknown children OF Ben
ianin BI,u tine sounser), deceased no,,s,,,.
IN CHaNcERY.
Tre object of this suit is TO enforce certain liens
bsId by the plaintiffs against !ae fea, es.ate %
Eirhard q, Binp and TO set aside TWO JunsInen,ts
AGAINST the said Riccard G. bibb-ohs neIa ~
rnrn.r, for tie benent Of James FL. Gardner and
ala IN settle up and dtstri ouie the estate OF BEN
i,1oin Rub. deceased and ahtaVlts having oeel
made that the deferdsnts, James Monu nf
RenismIn Rlbb, deceassd tthe youngerl, WIG arg
=, IA iaf,ndSuts In this suit as parties uilSuoanl
ore mot residents OF the State OF YEsnLa, are
also that the names OF The parties VINO are riies
are INK 2own, IL is ordered that Ing sato
isstnamad defendants do appear berS VILLA p ~
naush after due publication OF Tits erasr anu INA Ts
what ia necessary to protect iner ~ 49,
a'sss' d eopS-SeJjiss sE J. PoRgER, Clerk:
z. v. WINSTON, p. q. osS-tas"
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English Children Coming TO Americas
LONDON, October % Miss Rye takes
out on the steamer HISTORIAN 1a5 children
| fox homes in America.
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pIANO-FORTES. q;
kFsEs7

GEORGE L. EIDGDOD, agent for the cele-
hrated tTANUS OF Hal,Ett, Davis Il CO., OF hnS-
Ton, and a. Weber & Co., Now York, regarded by
the leading musicians and artists tho beat now
mndes For sale at Lbe manufac!urers' lowest
pSnCoND.HAND PIANOS taken In exchange
for now ones ut their full: value.
piauos constantly on hand TO lot.
TUNING aud EEPAIRtNa done In the best
manner. Au l--sm
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asa SNYDER, President and Superintendent
Works;
RICHARD IRBY. First Vicc-prcsident and SUI
periniendent Sales
W. G. KNIGHT, Second ytce-Presdeut:
II. e. uASk1hS, Treasurer and Secretary.
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SNYDER d Irby,. Of Ricbmond, were
awarded special premium aud diploma by
The Augusta County Fair for il school desk
which reached the grounds too late TO be
examined in competition, but upon us
merits and intrinsic excellence.
A house was burned in I.ynchbvrg tues
dav. "Loss almost nothing." Belonged
to Orange and Alexandria Railroad COM
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az4,Yrsn arm .HNUSES,

DOARDING.-M GIBB can accommn-
- oets families and single persons with RESI-
DE - B9ARb-roOmst II first and second >Ors.
DAY BUARDERS Will find the location dtsirs. .
bic o,;e being convenient TO the business parts OF
the city. Terms moderate. Inquire on Marshall
street, recond door below Ninth, In the house
owned by Mr. a. PlEzlDi. &C Is wv
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Appeal for tho Michigan Sufferers.

AppUEK lux THU nbkOKHHHe"~~
DETROIT. October 25.-The Michigan
state Relief Committee issues an appeal
which states that from 12 900 to ID, 900 pew
ple in that State have lost everything, ana
that the fires arc still burning and new
one sprfnging up.
Money and supplies may be sent directed
70 the Michigan Relief Committee, chicago.
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efFIcR OF CITY ENGrAEER,1
-. RICHMOND, Va, October IS 1871.
'nU,LrOsALS WILL BE RECEIVED
A. =, 4; 'o,s once until FRIDAY the Nth instant
mns mr. LOT III nishing and occurring TO the street
For fsrher 70. o. ssress
me COMMITTEES on Streets resesvss the ysrbt or
fe1ectinS any or all prop0ssls - o "
On ,s.,d cHAhLEs II. DIaMOCK,
- - Civ I'm ofuparz
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ssepuGi alton.
For tie Dispatch.


This il a subject that claims the attcn-
ton of our legislators ut :hO prcacnt tlmo,
when, according TO the Issue OF the ar-
preaching canvass. zoe will either rafa ar
he ruled. The State owes !: largo debt.
Notwithstanding the fact that West Wiz
.inia is Justly responsible for portion, IL
is "A large debt and believe ! rcpresfns
Il majority of the people when l say that
Size Is certainly bound to her citizens who
paid dollar for dollar for he bonds, If not
10 the northern capitalists who bought
them up on specu itlon ut nominal price.
Let the Conservatives who appear as
candidates for the different Legislative
bodies boldly declare that they will do
everything to prevent such wrong, and
nv so doing they Will rcfute avery generally
received opinion that the Eddfcdls are Tor
reducing. and in time paying, the debt.
For even the people in the state who ito
not own Virginia bonds (as is the ease with
the writcr) would not sre Their native
State utterly wipc out her just debt, anu
Su--lkr i'cnnsy lvania once was, and Mis-
si~sippi pow iS--bccome n mere blot and
blank in any financial relations. But when
wc see the names Of Mr.. Dahicl and many
others too numerous TO mention on Il
ticket that it becomes Us all to support,
and feel confident that our next LcSisil-
tulc will be composed Of some OF the beet
men i'm the State, | cannot believe that
they will allow such slur as Reputation
| 10 ret upon their State, still pure. although
She has been through Il struggle and was
beaten. Yet, IA ! recoilcct the words OF
| the Latin poet
"CyntenitSSc dcp0rum est
These are The words of ono
THREES SCORE AND TWENTY.
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RICHMOND, October 81, 1871.

will continue to conduct the aboye.named
business ut the same place. and respectfully soil
cit the calls Of all In Iced Of articles In my line
oc 2S-3t JOHN ii. WALSH.
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pEccAvINUs.--Thc Dispatch replies in a
graceful lnanncr to the mention mace ny
The Ind.r Of certain cfrdtG, or at letst
coyrynjenclo, to he found in . late issue Of
our twenty. one-ycar old" At the same
time it takes occasion to ask the meaning
of Il late mysterious sentence" of lead
ing article in the Intlcr. In regard to that
sentence we must fraukly confess and avoid
It was awkward, it was dctestahle. TO be
sure. the proof-:radcr is Responsible for the
omission OF Il word and the change OF the
nunctuation. But for all that the sen
tencc was very bad, and we hereby, 40 oil
that is now in our power TO repair it by
maxim. this humble apolosy.-PetsSd"'J
Il1rr-
["We quit, cycu."
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ID ICHARD ADAM,
III STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
TWELFTH ST., BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, SIC
BROAD STREET. AND l524 MAIN STR EEr. y
Fresh CAKES, FILES, BREAD, and CKACE-
ERS daily. so. "a.
Orders, Wholesale and retail, attended o.
promptly. Price list aud circulars sent by msti on
4 liberal iscount to the trade. mys
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alHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ kOAD.-T0 CONTRACTORS FOR CROSH.
~ TIES AND TRESfLE WORK: Proposals will
oilce, In Richmond. until Il NJ. November 9Th.
1871, Tor furnishing The CRGSS-TIkS for the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad, between White
about los miles OF road. .--.'~
Proposals will also he received at The same timo
ana place Tor II bl EER-rkESJLESon the Green.
OF Ter and Allegheny divisions. Films and specin-
cations for the latter can be had OF Major Peyton
randolph, division engineer, White Sulphur
springs: ON and amer October 2oth.
speslhcastcns for cross-tic3 may be had on and
after October 18th, at tho epgiDeer's Offices I'm
Richmond at White Sulphur, Richmond's Falls,
or Mlllet'S Ferry. Il. ID. WHTTC0MB.
Chief Engineer
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ISSOL UTION.-The co-partnership
~ heretofore existing between ASA SNYDEn
and EICUARD IRBf, under the style Of SNY-
DER Il IHRY, Ia this day dissolved.
Either partner will sign In settlement OF our old
business, which we desire to ciote up immediately.
we respectfully solicit for tie new company
into which QUE BUSINESS has been merged con-
tin1ation OF The patronage 50 Literally bestowed
The new company baying increased facilities
for meeting the wants Of the trade encourage
US to expect for It q large increase OF patronage.
ENCOURAGEMENT thus given Will add greatly In
stimulating home Industry and developing ths re-
sources Of The country.
oc4 SNYDER u 1RBY.
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" fDNtcJl 1850 Uc'OFUW tSl. -
These are the words of ono
TnREE-ScORE AND TWENTY I.

RAILROAD rRoGREss.-The work on The
Quantico extension of the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad Is
pressed forward with the usual v2or. a
counlcred at Il marsh bordering the Chap
pawam>ic run. 1t is sort OF bottome>s
pit Of mud, swallowing up the road-bcd ms
fast ~ it is made. The hands call it " tho
sinking fund" As soon as the track Ii
constructed at this point but little will re-
main to bc done to complete the new line.
II is certain that it will he in operation be-
fore the first freeze.
This talk about The PENNSYLVANIA Central
buy out our road Is all bn>h. The Penn
:. vanians lEnvn'L got the money fired
ei1Cks6ar9 Star.
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This company having purchased the Interest OF
Snyder lrby ohtr to The trade OF 'ieir own
u'"" C ;iSSi and HEATING STOVES,
FRONTS. CRATES. and F&NDEEs, ,,,,r
HoLL9T-wARE, sADlsoNs' and flHE-
ARcuiTEcTuRkL CASTINGS. such as
Iron Fronts for stores aud public buildings,
Window Caps and Sils,
st.ircases, Orders, Atea-Llshts,
Brackets, Ventiators, &c, &C.;
Iron ai Rai lin for yards and cemeteries.
GaIvaniled Iron Corn!ce, plain aud orna-
WINDOW Caps and sills and Quoins,
srENch TkNps, COAL CHUrEs.
RR YntHA n CASES and PLUMBERS CAST
Letter PIPE, &C. -,
Grammar yes, OF best material AID most sp'
pfo'iiaa P f'GiRR;T OF SCOTCH PIG,IRoN
DEALERS IN AMERICAN IRONS.
Intending to do only q wholesale business, We
offer such goods as We have tor the retail tfaas ~
WHOLESALE ORDERS from prompt ana CASH
dealers will be filed az prices as low SIS can oe Or
tanned north. An experience o. ISenty ae irvst
SURVIVING the southeSn markets VIII, We uuse,
satisfy all that we can meet the views OF al mno
are disposed to trade with us. oce Il
nISSOLUTION.-The co.partnershlp ex OK.
1 isling under the name of AVERY CO.. anu
consisting OF j. II. Avery and NJ ID. Msyo. n ~
this day been dissolved BY mutual consSnt Sma h
COLLECTIONS will be made and all Indebtedness %
paid by j. E. Avery, at the office Of avery Co..
SOC Main street. y. =: - w
SEPTEMBER 18TH, ls7l ID. M hAAo
Co-PARTHERgHIP.- The understand nave
OF AVERY g CO., for The purpose Of conau;s1Sin,S
the SEWING MACHINE BUSINESS III al 10 10
branches, at 900 Main street, where they WI n, 10
pleased to see and serve their friends anu ING
lie generally. This nom 'ne
25th September, ISL. .,,o
The new concern will collect no debts due she
Old, nor does IL assume the payment Oh any aeos
contracted by Avery &c. prior 70 TINS onfs'
Tn AZ business will be settled by j. 4. Avery. -:
p. Morris Is the financial man OF the house. sn3
bias sole authority to sigu the nrm's name 70 an
checks, notes. drsfts, or any Obligation the MN
whatsoever. j. e. AVERY,
se27 E. p. MORRIS.
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OFFICE CIry ENatsEEHI
EICHNuND. (1ctoh,,r 10 1sSa

...- .OFFICE CITY ENGIyEER,
RICHMOND, October Is, 1871
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at this Office uutu FRIDAY the 9Th inst,nt.
at ~ A., for UMBEk1HG sncb houses through
Out Inc city as may be now uunpmbered Fur.
, ,n Inform ton Will be afforded upon spplica-
Rejecting amy or all proposals.
CHARLES II. DIMMOCK,
&C 10 ta CITY Engineer.
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DISSERTATIONS q PARTNERSHIPS.


THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
A Fore existing between JOHN b. WALSH
ana j. V. REDDY, under the title of Walsh &
heddy, at s2l Main street. for the purpose OF carry
Jug on the framing and picture business, has this
Day been dissolved by mutual consent. JOHN II.
WALSH alone has the power OF settling the busi-
ness OF the frm. JOHN n. WALSH
j. V. REDDY.
Nc.n
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DICHMUND ARCHITECTU RAIL
IL IRON WORKS AND HTUFE
COMPANY WOHkH,
lcoc, lco2, lcGt, 1000, CARY STREET.
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DIRECTORS .
ASA sNYpFR, RICHARD IHBY,
VIC. KNIGHT, IL. r. HASklNS,
JOHN 7. BRANCH.
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OFFICE, NO. S TENTH STREET.
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CYFICE CITY EHGfsEER.,
RICHMOND VA, October 20, is7L
NOTICE-TO. STONE.MASONs.-
IN sealed PROPOSALS. wiz be received at
this cfice TIL Il O'Clock M.50u FRIDAY che 97th
IN ,tsnt for the Y xTEhSI0N OF He CULvEHT
In TIE ravine north OF Clay street, between Tenth
anu Eleventh. $50 feet a Is0, the EXTENSION
OF The CULVER IN the ray1ne nos ID Of Jack.
son stfs Of. little szst OF Fifth street, IS feet.
pEcattou At Lht5 Office. ,g.es n
re The Committee on Streets reserve the right 70
reject any or all pro sosais. O. =
- @ CHARLES II. DIMMOCK.
~ ~ W City EuRfue0f.
The New York herald., 1871-09-19

17C WEST 18TH STA YOUNG PERSON AS SEAM
4 stress and to do Hight chambrrwork tn
child furnish achne Call address A. b., for
two days.
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Somebody says EDITORS are poor
whereupon a Western paper says
-"Hambug. Here we are, edi-
tor of q country PAP fairly roll
ing in wealth. We have a good
Office, a paste pot, g double. bar
relied gun, two suits of clothes.
three kittens, q Newfoundland
pup, two watches, tlree day and
two night shirts, carpet on the
floors, pretty wife, have ninety
cents in cash, are out OF debt, and
have no rich relatives. II we are
not wealthy, it is a PITY
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MARX TWAIN on BEN FRase.

MARX TWAIN on BEN FRANK.
LIY.-What nm adroit old adyeu.
turer the subject Of this memoir!
In order to get a chance to fly his
kite on Sunday, he used to hang
his key on the string and let oil to
be fishing for lightning. He in
vented a stove that would smoke
your head of in four hours, by
the clock. One can see the al
most devilish satisfaction he took
in it by giving it his name.
lie was always proud of telling
how he entered Philadelphia for
the first time, with nothing in the
world but two shillings in his
pocket and four rolls OF bread I'M
der his arm. But really, when
you come to examine it critically.
it was nothing. Anybody could
have done it. Franklin said in
one of his inspired flights of ma.
ignanity:
Early to bed and early to rise
aaAeS man healthy. wealthy and wise"
AS 1t it were any object to boy
to be healthy, wealthy and wise
on any such terms. The sorrow
that maxim has me through my
parents experimenting on me with
ii, tonnge cannot tell. The leciti-
mate result is my present state of
general debility, Indulgence, and
mental alteration. My parents
used to have me up before nine
o'clock in the morning sometimes.
when was a boy. Ii they had
let me take my natural rest. where
would | have been now. Keeping
store, no doubt, and respected by
all.
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a lighthouse keeper recently
appointed on the New jersey
coast made a ridiculous bIunder.
Immediately after he had taken
possession complaints we're made
that the lights went out by 10
O'Clock. The proper officer was
at once sent to look into the mat
ter, and he was told that com.
plants were made against him.
For whati' WAS the inquiry
why" replied the officer, "tbey
say that your lights do not burn
after Il o'clock at night "Well,"
was the reply, II know they don't
for | put 'em out M self then, for
| thought all vessels had gone in
by that time, aud 1 wanted to
save the ile.s
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Straw Sale,

'strayel before the undersigned. on the
~ l6h cay of March, 81, By Austin Liv.
lstol. anu Sill be sold at Belle, ue, La, for
cash, to the highest bidder. on Satur,jav.
the 18th day of June, 1871. a DARK BAY
81 ALl.loN, about five years old, with star
ON forehead, and branded with the letters X
on the lett shoulder, AID fine white specks
on loins.
Appraised at 500 90.
Inc owner is requested to come forward,
prove property. paw charges, &c.
j. IL. LOTION, Stray Master.
bellevue, La. Marclris, 1871.
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Stray Sale.

tstra, ed before the un lersigned, author.
~ ty, on the 10Th 0sE'or January, 1871, by
b. Dorfeh. and viii be sold to the highest
bidder, for cash, at Bellevue, La. on S,fpr.
day, April end, 1871, a ce rt.lin b AY MARE.
aged aboutl2 years, branded on left shouI-
der with letters a. H., ard gLite spot on
forehead. Appraised at f35.
Also on tile same day, one BAY MARE
Flt-Lf, about years oil, with some few
curls on meek and weatliers, fresh saddle
r1arks- Appraised at $s7 SO,
The ownel-is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges. &c
Jan. 81, 1870.
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An executioner said to a crimi.
nal on The way to tie scaffold. 81
feed a little nervous, for to tell you
the truth Inever hupg anybody
before "And to be equally
frank with you,a saitl the euiprit,
! was never hung before; but let
us both do our best, and 1 dare
say We will manage we'll enough
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Sfr0y Sale.

ENstrayed before the undersigned. on the
~ 9Th dav Of March. 1871, by Pattern Sber.
lin, and viii lie sold ut Bellevue. La
for cash, to the highest bidder, on Saturday
the 10th day OF June, 1871, q grey MAKE
about nine ye;lrs old, with scar ON shoulder.
or brand undistinct. Appraised at $40
The Owner IL requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c.
!; Il; LOTION, Stray Master.
March IL 1871
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For Sale or. Rent.

VIII sell Tor rent for this rear about one
n p and sixty five tI,5l al,r:s of land on
nea RIVER, being part Of the Carter or Law
liza ar h,,, nerias OF Sale -oDe third cash,
Mr. H. w. Clarke, at BeIleyue- ar re NJ -
Elsan, Williamson g. Wise. Attorncvs at
LILY Shreveport. La u. MARSHALL
= nf6ita
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Dir. Reagan keeps a saloon adj
Jacent to the office of the Evange-
list, and the signs on the bnild-
lnss read, ''Reagan, the Grange.
lst-hot whiskys a specialty.n
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A terrible tragedy would have
occurresl at Leavenworth the
ether day chad not Provideuce
stayed the grinning edge of the
hungry axe in the felicitous Ian.
guage Of the local paper.
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The Postmaster at Alkaline, w.
Va has a salary of 81 per annum.
ne don't 60 to Washington very
o.'en to see that he don't lose his
place.
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4 clergyman who preached to
the convicts in the state prison
the other Sunday, began by sey.
'ng; - iim glad, nay friends, to
sen SO nany of you here this
morning.
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a farmer in Attakapas, seven.
qy-hve years Of age, made last
year five hogsheads and two bar.
feis OF sugar, without any assist
ance whatever.
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y teaspooafnl of common salt
dissolved in water and drank each
morning for three successive DAYS.
is reported as a sure cure for
fever and ague.
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An honest old darkey says
"Dey t"le us dar was purvisions
IN de Constitution for we cullud
folks, but OATS a liel dem puryis.
Ions nurer did come. Dis niger
amt seed dc fust mou'fuI.u
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a Minnesota editor having
oeen elected Clerk of the House.
ails wife is running the paper in
his absence.
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Succession Notice.

Succession of In the Parish
Mary Ann CrownoYer, Court of Bos-
deceased. sier Parish La.
~ Office is hereby given that William
IN X. O'Neal, administrator If the
succession of Mary Ann crownoYer,
deceased. has this day fled in the Of
ice of said Parish Court his statement
of debts and final account as admins
traitor aforesaid. =
Now, therefore, this is to admopish ALI
persons concerned. that if opposition
is not made within the time prescribed
by law, the same will be homolocated
and made the judgment of the Court.
Witness, the Hon. L. w. Baker,
Parish Judge of Bossier Parish. La.
this the 2Sth day of February, 1871.
n. F. cox, Deputy Clerk
mas District Court,
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""ea, John, I ann going East
what shall tell you folks!" "Oh,
nothing; only if they say any
thing about whiskers, just tel,
them Pve got some.n
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II postage on papers is reduced
= one cent there viii be two sent
Were there is one sent new.
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Agency.

4 Napt- T. FoRT Is my duly authorized
- Agent and Attorney, and viii re presen t
ne IN All business transactions from this
date, January lsthp 1871 =
SCANLAND
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-03-18

Inc Old Mans Drunk Again.
tue Title Of the latest temper
ance song in San Francisco.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-03-18

prudent man." says a witty
Frenchman, lis like a pin; his
mead prevents him from going
too far.s
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-03-18

ferklnssays that he has eaten
- many sansages in his day that
&c Is ashamed to look a dog in the