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1T Prtzc-Hi>sis-ippi Plant zion,
l'O0" acne ~ Wa, 'lngt"n Go, SOD
"a !FI"'-plr lil'rk store iiull>",
lF"l''HS on I""II' square MUr-
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st ! l|r-on' lrirh store IIMl'Sr,
fronting on iHhIir square MIR
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atm lfI"r-hIirN store House SIT
l'i'U III MWiIr'r>'"ru' rem l1,OU
"ii flI'-bII' store House. SIT
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"al'' III M~'rIr'''o"r" IrIll iJOo
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mn ''"N'' "', H"'n ~" M"r-
hrr.""ro; containing 10 rooms, l50O
Nu lfI/r-iHr-' new brlrh DNrl-
inG House on 'hUrch street
Mu'lF''>.oro l'llll 49,. 1910
5In IrI/'-fiIlr k"lhrrIord '"un-
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acre, l2.Ol
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ON sprung 81. NlrIr'r~buiO 400.
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L"I on Milh So. hUIII'r>'"fo d'hu'
l6t rI/r-NrN hrIrk residence
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"lrg inl l'i1n". $500 $40.
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lci'u.. $500 Ii.lh
NrN1 : l'ri|.,--Ib To OF u arh. one
of NJrirrr.r. r., %lnO Iunu
>cXl Il lru. --5l ,o Gl.- Each. one
fin, .~'~lourNaIl 'Eu-2y. :J.n.... 5000
N"N' L. rr,l'-- GHto,u Et,u.onc
fine j,o,i Match. $500 1900
Next 30 i'ril,---7J to- i2D--EacA.
one .a.v .und Irnmy,.rc cotton.
500 5UDD
N..lt Inl r~,',,---lrn tn JDt- E',,L
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Those of our Subscribers who nave
promised to pay us in wood, me requested
to do so at once. We want t. e wood notc,
WE NEEp IT.
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Warning to Debtors.

Tie undersigned has a great deal due
him for labor and material. and will hr
compelled to lG,rc the collection thereof
ly iaw if those indebted should not com,
forward aud make payment by the 25ti
day Ot October next
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JOE. LENEIIAN.
TllOS. IL. WILLIAMS.

We would also rounc that have
Just received rom New York Il full and
complete line of Dry Goods and Notions.
consisting. in part. of Ladies' Dress Goods.
ShawI<. Hosiery. Gloves. Ladies and
Gents Underwear: also. Hats. Boots.
Shoes. and Clothing. Hardware. Cutlery,
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Rates OF Advertising.

Advertisements inserted at 81 30 pei
a0Uare o. ten lines brewer sizc) first in
serti0n, and - cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
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N y / 6


V'TUBEk IITII, IOIL.
We have this day admitted Mr.. Joe. A.
Carter dat" OF NaShvillr.) Il member of
our finn. The business will hereafter he.
conducted under the firm name of I.rnr-
han, W illiamS u Co.. All those indebted
to the old firm are requested tO come tor
ward AND settle. either by note or viii,
cash. within til" next thirty DAYS. a. we
intend 10 conduct our business strictly on
Il cash ,yS'rm. Our Mr. LrncItan will
take charged the old hooks. and will bt
found ready for settlement at all times
Thankful for past iayor-. and soliciting a
continuance Of the same Tor the new firm,
We are. respectfully. Nc..
JOE. LENEHAN.
TIlOS. IL. WILLIAMS.
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House and Sign Painting,
Graining, C~alsominiIg
and Paper Hanging.

j. e. LEDDON, OF e,cWaucc,
Has located in Winchester. and i pr,
parSd tn do any Kind of work ia The ahU,.
line WOuld respectfully refer To whip
pie q Phillips, WI. SLATER. and l.. Day :.
Oct3l-tf
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Insolvency Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency cCthc
state at Il. Il. Mclean. deceased. notice
= hereby given tn all per.onS indebted to
aid estate To make Immediate pIyment
nj those having claims against it, mast
lt them. duly authenticated. with the
Jerk of the County Court Of Franklin
county. on or before the 1T day OF Janu-
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gJ91 Advertisements for less than tire"
months will be charged at transient rates
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-08
Vick's Floral Guide for 1872

Edition Of 900 Copies Published
Tt Is elegantly printed on fine tinted paper,
u IN two colors, and illustrated with over
800 Elgravings of Flowers and Vegetables,
and TWO COLORED PLATES.
The most beautiful and instructive Gaia
logue and Floral Guide in the world-ll2
pages, giving thorough directions for the
culture of Flowers and Vegetables orna-
menting grounds and making walks, &c.
Forwarded by mail, for ten cents, only
one-Qusrter the cost,
Address, JAMES WICK,
NIL Pms Rochester, New York
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Philadelphia, June 6.-The vote
dor Grant was unanimols. In
casting votes of delegations each
chairman made a little speech,
which was received with great
good humor.
After the hurry hurley subsidized
q motion was made to suspend
rules and nominate a Vice Presi.
.deut. Carried. Pennsylvania
nominated Wilson, and Msssa-
chusetts seconded the nom nation;
Indiana nominated Colfax, and
Michigan seconded the nomina,
ton, Mississippi also seconded
nomination.
The vote steod: Wilson 3464
Colfax 3214. Virginia changed to
Wilson, which gave him the nom
nation. The convention then adj
lourned sine die.
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GiImer Plantation,

on the left bank of Red River, in the parish
of Bossier, La Said property ordered to
be seized and sold to pay and satisfy the
sum of Five Thousand Dollars in GOLD
Con-, with 8 per cent. per annum interest
from the lst day of January, A. D., 1870,
and all cost, including 5 per cent. on the
amount sued for as attorneys fees Said
Judgment in favor of Mary NJ. Burnes and
against Thos. NJ. Gilmer.
Terms of Sale-Cash with benefit of sp
praisement, Act of sale, with internal rev
enue stamps, at expense of purchasers.
b. T. 0NEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, May 23d, 1872. ny BOD
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The American Farmers Advocate

Published Monthly, at Jackson, Tenn
devoted to the interest of the Farmer and
~ Planter, and as the Organ of the Agri
cultural Congress, TO securing cooperate
effort among the local Agricultural Socie-
ties of the United States.
The cheapest Agricultural Journal in the
country. Only so cents year in clubs
Single subscription 81 Address
ADVOCATE PUBLISING CO.,
NIL lUts jackson, Tenn.
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STRAY SALES.
Stray Sale,

Estrayed before A. Moore, J. F., on the
Il 9th day of May, 1872. by Samuel
Britton, and will be sold at Bellevue, La,
for cash, to the highest bidder, on Saturday,
the 3lst day of August, 1872, a certain BAY
HORSE, about years old, Is hands high
star in forehead, left hind foot white, with
brand of letter &C" on right shoulder APP
praised at $40.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c
j. H L0FfON, Stray Master.
June LIST, 1872.
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Four CONVENTIONS. We
have had FOUR Conventions in
New Iberia, recently-eaough
TO confuse any voter. We are
already becoming disguised
with politics, and cannot help
it, when we see the course tax
en- by some of our citizens.
Iberia Sugar-Bowl.
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Stray Sale.

Estrayed before j. A. Moore, j. P, on the
Il 9th day of MAY, 1872, by Sam Britton,
and will be sold at Bellevue, La, for cash, to
the highest bidder, on Saturday, the 3lsi
day of August, 1872, a certain BAY HORSE
10 years old, IL hands high, star in forehead
saddle marks and diseased With big shoulder
Appraised at $50
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, &c.
J. H. LOTION, Stray Master.
June l, 1872.
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StraV Sale,

Estrayed before the undersigned, author.
u ity, by J. N. Bryan, on the 7th day of
June 1872, aud will be sold for cash on
Saturday, the 18th day OF Sept'r 1872, at
Bellevue, La, bay horse colt, about 3
years old, branded with diamond on both
shoulders, about ~ hands high; came to his
premises in said parish about one year ago
Appraised at $50 90.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay chragss, &c.
Terms Of Saie-Cost TO be paid in green
backs; balance may be paid in Parish War
LOTION, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, june 9TH, 1872.
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Stray Sale.

Estrsyed before the undersigned, authorl-
Il ty, on the 5th day of June, 1877, By j.
n. Platt, and will be sold to the highest bid
der, for cash, at Bellevue, La, on Saturday,
July the 10Th, ls7:a., Red and White Pided
COW, Calf and Yearling. Csw about
years old, and marked with crop and under
bit in left ear, aud underbit in right ear
Appraised at sl2 %.
The owner is requested to come forward
preFe property, pay charges, &c.
j. H. LOTION, Stray Master.
June :. 1872.
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An Improved Method Of Cooking
Bects.-Rake them. 1t requires
about two hours to bake a medi
um-sized beet. L hardly think
any persons will resort to the old
method of boiling thera after
eating one meal of baked beets.
Plain Castard.-One quart OF
milk four to six eggs, three spoons
OF sugar. Set in q kettle of boiling
water fifteen minutes, stirring all
che time. Flavor with lemon OF
vanilla.
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Pierce's Patent Scissors sharpener

andy, Useful and Practical! "In mo
III msnt the sharpest edge can be put
on the dullest scissors Missouri Courier.
Not larger than an old fashioned half dol
lar, il does the work of grindstone."-S.
Y. Observer. If we could not get another,
we would not take IS for ours."-Liberal
Christian. 1T has real merit; we have tried
1.-THE Methodist. Mailed to any address
on receipt of twenty-five cents.
BERGEN & BAINBRIDGE,
SO Beckman street, n. Y.
h. g. b having their attention and time
occupied in other business, offer the patents,
machinery and some stock of the above
for sale, believing it would be warrantable
Investment to any purchaser. NIL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


A ttorney and Counselor at La. Viii
n practice in the parishes of Caddo, Bos
sier, D6Soto and Red River, and in the Su
preme Court ofthe State. and in the Federal
Courts and Court of Claims.
Office 1T Court House, in Shreveport, La,
second door on the righl of front entrance.
vllnl1
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Str0yed or Stolen,

A NIRON GRAY MAREMULE, g
Along name and TAIL syears old, LIN
with saddle and collar marks; no NH
brands or other marks recolleeted.
Also, one BLACK ROAM HORSE COLT,
l year old.
livery of them at my place, or any informa-
ton that will lead to their recovery.
JACOB BUMGARDENER.
june ist. 1872 Cts
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A very little girl was learn
ing to read, and part of her
lesson ran thus: "The cat
has a rat" She thought for a
moment, and then she ex-
claimed HCat's don't have
rats, cats have kittens"
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General Newspaper Advertising
VI Agency. 0tfice-No. 60 Camp
Street. up stairs, New Orleans.
Will attend to the collection of ell
claims entrusted to him and make
prompt returns OF the same.
Personal attention given to the pur-
chasing and forwarding of merchan-
disc of all kinds.
q Authorised agent for the "Bos-
sier Banner" and "Coashatta Citizen"
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A Little Sensible Talk.

In bis charge TO the Grand
jury of Richmond county, Ga,
saws the Memphis Avalanche,
Judge Gibson made use of Ian
guage copied below. 1t will
do for the young men and the
old men to think about. 1t
suggests a rule of action by
which a person may suffer his
life to be governed advantage
ously. Referring to the extra
ordinary number of trials that
had been before the court, he
concluded his charge by say
ing:
A young man may labor;
yea, even produce five or six
bales of cotton with his own
hands, and he passes unnoticed
in society, especially if his ap-
parel is such as is usually worn
by laboring men. But let a
young man carry upon his per-
sou q concealed weapon, and
be expert in the use offire arms,
at billiard tables or cards, and
perchance have imhrued his
hand in the life-blood of his
fellowman, upon some frivo-
lous pretext, he becomes a he
TO, and the remark is often
made of him that be has killed
his man, which remark causes
many of the thoughtless
youths of the land to be in
spired by an ambition to 60
and do likewise.
The only remedy | can sug-
gcst to correct this evil and
perniciouS practice is to have a
few instances of hanging; a
murderer driven through the
streets on a coffin, with q rope
made secure, win reduce this
wanton and heinous crime OF
killing people to its Legitimate
and proper depths Of infamy
Every killing is murder. unless
the circumstances of killing
made it necessary to save ones
own life OF person and property
from an attempted felony, oil
unless considerable provoca.
tion were given by which ar
irresistible passion was aroused
when no mixture of delibera.
ton or revenge could be sup.
posed to actuate the slayer
which the law permits, in de.
fence of human frailty, to of
denominated manslaughter.-
1t makes no allowance what
ever for young bloods CT chiv'
alrous braves, who seem to be
afraid to walk your streets o.
attend a party Of ladies without
concealed deadly weapons mp.
on their person.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-08

A Western orator thus winds
up a definition of eternity
why, my friends, after mill
ions and millions of years had
rolled away in eternity, it
would be a hundred thousand
years to breakfast time"
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Suburban.. 6IH DAY0EdULK. NEYT

A. D., 1872, the following described landed
property Of defendants, to-wit
The north half of section IL, containing
80 acres; and the south half of section 8,
containing 800 acres and the fractional sec
tion No, 4 containing SO acres; aqd the
fractional section No. Is, containing -
acres the southwest quarter of section No
., containing l60 acres; the southwest Guar
ter of northwest quarter of section No. 9,
containing 40 acres; and the south half OF
the northwest quarter of section 8, contain.
ing 50 acres; and containing in all about
/ 1872 acres, more or less, with all improve
menls and buildings thereon, all in town
ship No. Is of range No. ID, and known As
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CITY HOTEL, =
coRSER OF
CAMP and COMMON Streets,
NEW ORLEANS,

RS MORSE, PROPRIETOR,
HJHIS we'll known house has been
L. reEtted and improved and for
ele gancs. convenience and comfort 10
nc ! surpassed by any Hotel in the
South. Every attention is paid to the
co Mort of guests and nothing is want
mr. to render their stay in the city
plpassRl bbezs
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Bellevue, July ii, II, %, 30, 81, Aug ], 2
l shall expect all tax payers to meet me
and pay their taxes promptly. | shall visit
you but once; if, then, yon do not pay your
taxes, 1 shall at once serve you with the le
gal notice. Pay your taxes while l am in
your vicinity, and save costs and trouble.
Tax payers, mean business
All Retailer, Of Spirituous Liquors, are
subject to a criminal prosecution. if they
Retail without first having attained Lii
cense therefoi'-penalty not less than one
hundred dollars, and in default OF payment,
imprisonment not less than fifteen days nor
more than four months.
JAS. A. HEBRON,
Tax Collector for Bossier Parish, La.
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SheriR's Sale.
vs. No. -
Thos- NJ. Gilmer,

In the District Court OF BoSsier
DY virtue Of a writ of tisFi facias 10 me d.
- rected, from the Honorable the 18th
District Court in and for the Paeish of Bos-
sier, State Of Louisiana, have seized and
will proceed TO sell &C pubic auction, to the
last and highest bidder, al tho Court House
door. in the town of Bellevue, La, within
the legal hours of sale, on
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BOSSiER PARISH.

Lumber! Lumber!
We are prepared now to furnish pine
w LUMBER at our mill at fifteen dol
lars per Thousand cash. Oak, heart pine
and select lumber per special contract
Corn ground every Saturday without fail
Wanted-Two able bodied laborers to
whom good wages viii be paid.
Es6ly ONLEY g. TURNER.
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Red Chute Plantation.


containing eighteen hundred and four acres
Of tne Rcd River bottom land, and describ-
ed as followe:
The east half Of section twenty one, the
west half of section twenty-five, the west
half of section twenty seven, the southeast
quarter and the south half OF the northeast
quarter of section twenty seven, the south
west quarterand the southwest quarter of
the northwest quarter of section twenty-six,
and the northeast quarter, the east half o:
the northwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of section thirty four, all in town
ship nineteen, of range thirteen, North
West Louisiana, and in Bossier parish
Terms of Sale.--rhe land will be sold in
subdivisions according to law and without
the benefit of appraisemept. The price at
which each subdivision will be bid off will
be divided pro rata between the Judgment
in cases aforesaid and the notes given for
the remainder of the purchase price of SAID
land, being four in number, each for ten
thousand dollars, ard bearing eight per cent
per annum ilterest from January first, 1871
and due respectively on first of January
1873, 1874, 1873 and 1876, the pro ratas on
the judgments to be paid in cash and the
|, other pro ratas ON the falling due respective
ly of the notes aforesaid. The pro ratils on
notes not due to bear eight per cent per an
mum interest from day of sale, and to be
secured by mortgage and vendors lien on
land bought as the notes arc secured.
Acts OF sale and revenue stamps at ex
pense of purchasers.
B. +. 0'NEAL, Sheriff
Bellevue, La, June LIST, 1872
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TNE Notice.

r will he at the following places,
i to collect che State and Parish
Taxes due for the year 1s7I-and all back
taxes-and Licenses on all Trades and Pro-
fessions for the year 1872, and to take De-
scriptive Lists Of all taxable property for
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The Tightening Trap

AGFNTS Wanted for three new
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS

~ The following is from the New York
Sun, dated February u, 1871:
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New Family Machine"

which is selling at the rate of nine to one
better than their old style. Their total sales
for 1869 were S6,7SI machines against the
III 1888 of 1870, showing an increase of one
half in the latter year.
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SHERIFr'S SALES.

Sherif,s Sale.
James G. Brown
John N. Arnold, ct a..
) John !, q 4 :; s s=aas4 }so- $500
In The District Court of Bcssicr Parrish, La.
Dy virtue of writs issued from the Dis,
I'D trict Court in and for the Parish of
Bossiey, Louisiana, in the above entitled
cases and to me directed, ! have seized,
as the property of aforesaid ]. NJ. Arnold,
and viii sell at public auction 10 the last and
highest bidder, at the Court house door in
the town of Bellevue, La, within the legal
hours of sale, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July,
a. D 1872, the following descyibed landed
property, to-wit:
The plantation known as the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-07-26
State Meas.

--Cholcra infantum Is prevailing to an
alarming extent In Rutland.
fine barns and outbuildings of the old
Consul Jarvis homestead at weathersfield
low were destroyed by fire, Friday.
Rev. Edward Griflin OF burlington has
been appointed 10 the chair of Latin in
Williams college, in place of Prof. Carter,
resigned.
The residence, farmhouse and barns
of d. C. Grimwood, in st. Adams were
burned on Saturday; loss $4,000, with small
insurance.
There have been five trials for murder
in Orange county, within three years, and
only one verdict obtained, and that was
mot guilty"
Sixteen candidates passed examination
for admission to the University OF YER
mont at the recent commencement, five of
whom we're ladies.
"A mine of mineral paint has recently
been discovered at Newport. 1t is very
free from alloy, and is pronounced superb
or to the Brandon paint.
Capt. Joseph Sheldon Of Fairhaven,
died on Wednesday of last week. He was
a successful business man, and among the
pioneers of the wool growers of Vermont.
lie represented Fairhaven in the Lcgisla-
ture in 1910 ami 1871, and took rank among
its most practical and useful members.
The temperance cause is looking up in
Montpelier, where there Is certainly the
need of II; meetings are held in the village
hall every Sunday evening at o'clock !;
and last wednesday eve ming Hiram AT
kns delivered very excollo mt lecture on
temperance TO a crowded house.
The New England temperance confer
ence met at Rutland on Tuesday. Papers
were read and addresses made by Rev. Mr..
Conant of Providence, Mr.. Thompson of
Massachusetts, Mr.. Stone, Mr. Bailey, Mr..
Mills, Mr.. Thomas and others of Vermont.
Neal Dow did not attend.
Society at West Rutland has been deep
ly stirred of late over the marriage of an
accomplished young woman of that place,
named Barron, and a Mr.. Williams, young
married merchant of Cleveland, o. Miss
Barron's father failed in business some
time since, and she, being of a resolute dis
position, obtained position as teacher in
lub puDllc ScuDOlS VI tltNcldHu' iicit Suc
met her seducer, and after time returned
TO Rutland, and Williams, leaving his
clothes on the bank, pretended to be drown
ed in the Cuyhogt river. Soon after "A
young man who called himself "Willard
Sheldon" idade his appearance at Rut-
land, and in a short time he and Miss Bar
ron were married and started on their we'd
ding tour on the 18th of last May. Since
then they have not been heard from, but it
has been known some time that the iascinat-
ing and accomplished Willard Sheldon and
the drowned young Williams of Cleveland
were one and the same parties. 1t has
TRANSFERRED, too, that Williams forged bis
fathers name for large sums OF money,
and it Is surmised that upon the fruits of
this rascality the parties are living in Eu-
rope.