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Cotton Seed

OMEGA, DECEMBER 18TH, Is7I.-On
W the subject of Fancy Cotton Seed,
have to say, that of all the seed I have
experience in, since the war, that would
prefer and recommend celebrated cotton
known as the HOLMES COTTON. The
quality of this Cotton is, that it produces
more than any other cotton known in the
world per acre, and the staple is almost
equal to the long staple Peeler.
live in Madison Parish, La, and can
give references of my ability TO judge in
such matters. Respectfully,
JOSEPH holland,
-'.. Omega, Louisiana.
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TERMS.
A Repository Of Fashion, Pleas
u-e and Instruction.
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
Notices of the Press.

The BNzAR is edited with a contribution
of tact and talent that we seldom find in
any journal; and the Journal itself is the
organ of the great world of fashion-Bos-
ton Traveller.
The BAZAR commends itself to every
member of the hOusehold-tO the children
by droll and pretty pictures, to the young
ladies by its fashion plates in endless varie-
". TO the provileut matron by its patterns
for the childrens clothes, to paterfamilias
by its tasteful designs for embroidered
slippers and luxurious dressing gowns But
the reading matter of the Bazaar isuniformly
of great excellence. The paper has ac-
quired wide popularity Jor the fireside
enjoyment it afforis.-N Y. Evening Pest.
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StfNl Sale.

II ity, by Martin Sipnel, on the LIST
day of FEBRUARY, 1873. and win he sold for
cash, on Saturday, the 10th day of May,
1873, at Bellevue, La, medium sized Grey
HORSE PONY, about 9 years old, with NJ
marks or brands. The said pony came to
his premises in said parish about ten days
ago.
Appraised at so 90. ..- .-.-
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay chrages, Sc
J. II. LOTION, Stray Master.
Bellevue, La, Feb 9th, 1873.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED
NOTICE TO THE PRESS.

The weekly is the ablest and most power.
full illustrated periodical published IL this
country. Its editorials are scholarly aud
convincing, and carry much weight Its
illustrations of current events are full, and
fresh. and are prepared by our best design
ers- With circulation of Is, 900, the Week
" Is read by ut least half a millien persons,
and its influence as an Orgon of opinion is
simply tremendous The Weekly main.
tains positive position and expresses
decided views on policital and social prob
lemS-Louisviile CourierJournal.
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TAX NOTICE.

A LII persons pursuing Trades or
n Professions in the Parish of
Bossier, are hereby notified, that /
now have Licenses for 1873, and such
persons will come forward and pro-
cure them within the next 20 days
from this date, or their place of bust
ness will be closed.
JOHN G. HEAD,
Tax Collector for Bossier Parish
Bellevue, March 6, 1873. 50:2ts
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StrGU Sale.

Estrayed before the undersigned, author
II ity, on the 9Th day of December,
1872, by George Price, and will be sold al
Bellevue, for cash, to tho highest bidder. ON
Saturday, the 18th day of March, 1873, a
BRIGHT BAY MARE, about six wears
old, branded with letter III ON left shoulder,
star in the forehead Came to his premises
about Is months ago.
Appraised at $50.
The owner is requested to COME forward,
prove property, pay charges, sc.
j. H LOTION. Stray Master
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Family Grocery,

and will devote all his energy towards
building up First Class Retail Gro
Gerry House. promising to give the
most perfect satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage.
He is constantly IN receipt of
FRESH GROCERIES. and is selling
them for small profits in order to keep
up with the hard times.
Doing business upon
STRICT CASH BASIS,
his goods will at all times be sold
at the very lowest prices, and satisfac.
ton guaranteed
A liberal share of the publicipatron
age solicited.
u Come and see me. NAG
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A collisioa has occurred in
New Orleans between she
McEnery militia and the Met
repolitan police, who are in
the interest of Kellogg. Two
of the militia were killed aud
eight or ten wounded. But
one of the Metropolitans was
injured. This occurred on the
night of the 9Th inst.
The militia was the agrees
ors by forcibly taking a police
station. They were afterwards
fired on with grape by the Met
ropelitans and quickly dis
persed.
We cannot nndcrsCanu
why the original passive policy
of the Fusiouists has been
changed. The change seems
to us q great mistake.
The police seized the hall of
the Fusion Legislature on the
sixth and arrested several of
the members. The legislature
met at the st. James hotel,
passed resolutions of protest
and adjourned sine die.
Gen. Emory says he will
protect the Kellogg govern
ment.
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The last trip of the Shark
was a successful one. 1t car
ried out fifty-one bales of
cotton to Shreveport and
brought back a full load of
freight. 1t started ON another
trip on Tuesday last with
sixty bales of cotton. It'runs
by a stern-wheel, turned by
two cranks by man power.
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SHERIFFS SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
NIy;llt, ID n-xl

William R. Prather
Geo. R. n McCalla NJ -'''
..s4 La. r. a...
Dy Virtue of a Writ of Fieri Facias
ID issued out of the Clerks office in
the above entitled suit and to me
directed, I have seized Hereunder
and will proceed TO sell, at public auc-
ton, to the last and highest bidder,
at the Court house door in the town
of Bellevue La, within the legal
hours Of sale, on rE.r.
Saturday, April the 9Th, 1878,
the following described property OF
defendants tO-wit: .. go.
The northeast quarter OF north
west quarter of section 9, township
10, range l3-containing q acres,
more or less the north west quarter
of the north east quarter, the south
west quarter of the northeast quar-
ter, the northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter and the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter OF
SoAS oSS1Aohi W" hohAp aiIu AslhSC
containing 40 acres each-in all, 1877
acres more or less.
Seized as the property of George r.
McCalla, Defendant, and to be re-
Offered on a credit. ..... ...-....-
Terms of sale-On a credit of l.
months for whatever the property
may bring, purchaser giving bond
for price bearing interest from day OF
sale, with vendors lien and mort
gage retained on lands bought.
Acts of sale at the expense of pur-
chaser.
B. F. 0NEAL, Sheriff.
Bellevue La. March /, 'T3. tbs
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See advertisement headed
"Cotton Seed" in this weeks
issue. ar.
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Don't take too much interest in
the affairs of your neighbors.
Six per cent. will do.
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"A Complete Pictorial History Of
the Times."-"The best, cheapest
ane most successful Family Pa
per in the Union.n
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L. w. Brasher is appointed
Justice for Bellevue ward by
Kellogg. . .a...... ...-
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We refer our readers to the
advertisement of ''The Blue"
boot, shoe, hat and trunk
store, which can be found else
where in the columns of to-
days paper.
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Lumber :!
Lagl,sber!

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
All classes of flooring and ceiling dressed
for work. always on hand, at regular prices
Corn ground every Saturday without fail.
n46ly ONLEY g. TURNER.
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Fashionable weddings in
Europe now take place from
ten to eleven o'clock in the
morning.
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MAI. n. r. L. wINFREY has these
Seed for sale, which can be got by calling
on him at Coleville, or his agent, !. II Mar
tin, at Rocky Mount. Price, 50 90 per
busheL n5O-lm
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L. C. RASBERRY,

YNskes pleasure in informing che
Il public that he has opened at
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See notice of John c. Head,
as Tax Collector, in to-day's
paper a..
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PROSPECTUSES.
The Missouri Republican,
A First Class Newspaper &.
Family journal. 49,.

TNho MISSOURI REPUBAIEAN is pre-
Il pred tn enter upon another journal
istic year with renewed vjgor and enter
prize.
The REPUBLICAN, as q poiitioa2 paper is
q fearless and independents advOcats of
Liberal Democratic principles. h is bound,
however, by no party ties to the support of
unworthy men, nor by party discipline to
any action it may deem unwise or impstitic.
Its utterance will echo the sentiments of
the popular masses as far as they can be
ascertained. Its main platform will be the
interests of the Mississippi Valley, and it
will seek TO encourage immigration, to de-
yefop natural resources, to promote Im-
pfovernents, to advance Agriculture. Manu-
features and Mining, to cultivate the eco
nOmicaI arts, to elevate the standard of
general intelligence and morals. 1t will
studiously strive, as in the past, to avoid
sensational and prurient journalism, and
will, without sacrificing spice and piquancy,
aim ito make itself worthy of admission
into the fsarest circles.
The WEEKLY REPUBLICAN will con-
tain the crean Of the daily issues. condensed
and collected expressly for the country,
and containing the latest news mp TO the
time of going to press. 1t will also ne emil
vened with q variety of miscellaneous mat
ter, and by features of interest to he found
only in this paper.
TERMS. .
The WEEKLr-$2 90 year; three copies,
IS 90; five copies, g 90; ten copies, SIS 90;
twenty copies, SIS On. IN. -. =
Additions can be made Ito cubs Mt any
time at club rare. Ten per cent. commits
sion allowed to agents getting up clubs.
Papers not sent unless paid ia advance,
and invariably discOHtinues ut the end of
time paid for. ..
Remittance can be made at our risk in
Drafts, Post Office Orders or Registered
Letters.
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PROSPECTUS.
New Orleans Ficayune,
Is Camp Street, Ne,U Orleans. - :

R. B. RHETT, Jr., - Editor.
L. G.. DILL, Asst Editor.
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The Telegraph calls Monroe
q city,!
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THE BOSSLER BANNER.

BELLEVUE, La, w
Saturday Morning, March 8, '78.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

IN WAvERLEY PLACE NEAR BROADWAY
persons, with Board. Tran sent boarders taken. No
children. Also table Board, S.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

NOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAVANA.
IL The steamship JUNIATA 2l5 tons J. W. Cathnrine,
commander will sail from Philadelphia for New or.
leans via Havana Wednesday October g. at o'clock
A. NJ. Passage TO Havana $50, currency.
WIN. L JAMES, General Agent
2H and 239 Dock street. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

6TH AVENUE, NO. Na-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
~ Rooms with first class Board, be secured for tho
winter in the most desirable location, opposite Madison
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

7n EAST TwENTY-THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE
lO Madison souare.-To let elegantly furnished, with
Board, entire Second Floor Of four rooms; also other
RoOIna
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

100 SECOND AVENUE, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
loo Ninth streets.-Third story front Room to let,
with Board to gentleman and wife; room has modern
improvements; reference.
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

ODD STREET, NO. ia, ONE BLOCK EAST OF MADI-
10 SON sauare-Nicely furnished large Room; also
hall ROOM fourth noor to let to gents with first class
ard
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
EURopEAr srE.msurP..


Esaf Rs % AsS sSTs aASssv ssv
nA5hnoSA ysa ss s Oct os.
hysTRxiix sa oss ssl Now Now
oLgmPiA: We'd. oct: 2 ANGLfA...;.. sat. Nov
statefooms an upper deck, thug securing good
10 no. cr.sanx s HATES or PASSAGE ,ornun,.
Sat steamers Wed. steamers.
Cabin ...s SIS sola; and sss os,Treney sa5 ana SIS
catn return cfc secur S' A' 30 30 A"' 80
ing best aacsmEm2ssasqnss $50 cuRssESoy $3.50
Iickets for passage from any seaport railway
station in Great Bsfain ireland the Continent issued
DRAFTS For Any AMOUNT AT CURRENCY Rates
Offices HG EBsg1is fFffa sy
~ NEW YORK 10 HAMBURG.
Tho eerman .oncninT At Plymouth ana cherbourg
pahss new eesan GoIre qps uipOwereS IRON steamship
from iFIEiSDtArs Fasia t'v. osT9bhK u at 2 Pm.
y%oSh sf ch.rboug fssS h1nGkfn Sa lam
burg Cabin, first saloon. ST y gold; second saloon
a1on, sls os Ss
persons we'll lighted Il aes s w ns sg ~
KNAUTH, NAcHoD KUHNE,
r<.,. a,. General Agents. il3 Broadway
f0i isFS s4FSch hhppib abYE Co.. South william street
CooKs TOURS TO ITALY AT IS PER CENT REpuc. /.
routes ana available by any line of steamers from
COOKS CHEAP TOURS TO PALESTINE AND EGYPT
and coS eas S f s Ks aas S Se Drno,D.
Of 6 ~ S9pay sy Ing rs" AA a9 FIRST
View. COOK, son 4 JENKINS,
262 Broadway, New York,
or Fle<t street, London.
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA BOSTON,
IN Hartford and Erie Rair oad.-Great reduction In
fare; New York Boston Worcester and return 30;
tickets good September IS to November 1873 The
stanch and commodous steamers CIEY OF NEW
YORK and CITY or BosroN y leave pier 10 North River
daily Sundays excepted) ats NJ, conrrccting ~ New
London with express passenger train tor Boston,
""'e'''' "Ai 'A' -'o WALTER r. PARxgR, Agent
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TSITIZENS, LINE FOR TROY-PAsSAGE, 81 5N-rHB
~ elegant steamboats, SUNNYSIDE and POWELL
pier 49 North River foot OF Leroy street daily
saturdays at O'Clock r. NJ connecting with
morning trains on Rensselaer, and saratoga New York
North East and West The most direct route to sara.
toga Lake George and Montreal Through tickets sold
and baggage checked to destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL. Superintendent
L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON
via Newport and Pan River.
The world renowned steamers BRISTOL ynd PROVE
DENCE pier % North River, foot OF Murray street.
daily Sundays cxcepted) at p NJ Halls Band Is en-
A. p. BACON, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

L,oR NORFOLK, CIlY POINT AND RICHMOND
II The Old Dominion Steamship Company will de-
steamship wlANoKE, Couch, Commander. for Norfolk.
City Point and Richmond Tuesday, October ats r.
M giving through bills oil adng to All points south and
Southwest Torough passenger tickets TO all points.
Accommodations unequaled. Apply at pier 81, a
general Office, lSz Greenwich street. corner Of Dey
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER T. ls7a-rKlF1E SHEET
poARDERs WANTED.

ST HOUSE WEST OF FIFTH AvENUE-HAND
i somcy furnished Rooms singly suite. with firs
Board private table If desired. No West Twenty
ninth street
The New York herald., 1873-10-07
HOTELS,


A -MAISON PARIsTENNE 50 AND 40 EAST
IA. Twelfth street, Broadway.-Rooms families
and single geniiemen table d'hote at 7. NJ; 81 rs,
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

I LARGE PARLOR AND THREE OR FOUR CHAM
bers, newly carpeied and furnished, 10 rent to
family; with private table only ~ West Twenty
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

L1oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell steamship Line.
The steamship GEORGE WASHINGTON, Captain
James whtehed, win leave pier No. North River on
daily Through given to Galveston Inanoa Rock.
port AranZas wharf Brazos Santiago and ST Louis
Cabin so; SIS. For freight
sage apply TO CLARK SEAMAN So West street
The New York herald., 1873-10-07

E,OR CARDIFF, BRISTOL LONDON AND ALL
IL other points in England and Wales.
The South Wales Atlantic steamship Company's new
first class steamships will sail from Pennsy sylvania Rail-
road wharf jersey City as toows:-
PEMBROKE. .Ocobcr4
First cabin passage SIS ana ssO currency; second
cabin $5a currency steerage, $50 currency PREPAID
for 81 and upward. For further particulars apply to
ARCHIBALD BAXTER X CO., Agents.
Broadway, New York.
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FOURTH OF JULY IN YEDO.
A KENosHA BOY CELEBRATES.


! Many Of our citizens WILL remember that Q
year ago last March. when the best available
talent Of Kenosha was being bought up fol
the purpose Of developing the resources o.
Japan, one Mat Werve, formerly employed
at Aliens Tannery, was engaged to instruct
the Japs In the art of hide-tanniug. During
his frat years. sejourR with those interesting
people, Mat lead very quiet life, nothing Of
special Interest being heard from him. Very
frequently, however, during that time, hil
reutonic frame shook with laughter at some
contemplated game on his Oriental friends .ol
thsloyal subjects OH. r. H, of Great Britain
Mat had quaffeo deep draughts at the foun-
tain OF American patriotism, Mat. had been
taught to look for spending Money en- the
Fourth, and to handle fre-crackers on the
sidewalks; Mas had often Justify cheered
the Stars and Stripes in the Park City, hence
it was to be expected that when he began to
eel at home in Ysdo he should in some way
Show his metal" Last Fourth Of July an
opportunity came and our enterprlsing rep
resentative prepared for celebration. +"
several H'meR were stopping, stood flag
staff. In consequence Of the use which had
SO often been made of it, the English put in
strong claim to the actual ownership of this
staff, and were not prepared for any interior
ence with their rights. +" Mat however, knew
1t belonged to the landlord, and sur
mised that about So. 90 deposited in the Golfers
OF that indiVidualwould knock tho false claim
of the English 'igher than GilderoY's Kite.
So on the evening before the Fourth Mat
slbewed "Mine hest" and disclosed that part
OF Ais project in which that worthy maa was
most concerned. An agreement was made;
the landlord received 81, 90 and Kenesha held
the flagstaff. Before retiring for the night,
Mat went over to the Office of the American
Legation, and secured the Stars and Stripes.
With this under bis pillow he slept securely
through the silent hours Of mat 'eventful
night. When the lights o! morn appeared no
sought and found his way to the flagstaff,
from which at an early hour the American
flag Esnt to the breeze. Nat had kept his pa
triotic ruse wlthin his own breast, and was pre-
pared to enjoy British choler. The discovery
was soon made and quickly communicated to
all H'msn in the vicinity. We knew not
why, bat our advice is that the Britishers de-
termined to haul down that flag. Mat had
right-hand-man, commonly known in this
country as six shooter, and with this nicely
poised in his hand, and lusty exclamation
to this effect, That's the American flag, my
boys, and Its going to stay up there all day!"
he sat on the roof all day. and when the
shades of evening descended took down the
Aag, quietly returned it to the proprietor, and
sat down to supper with his English friends.
And that was Kenosha boys celebration at
Yedo
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PARIS.
Dec. 18th, 1873.
W30

Pursuant to notice the Brist oil g
Paris Farmers Club met at the
house of the Sec'y., on Monday eve-
ming, Dec. l, 1873.
Notwithstanding the rain which
continued the whole evenlng,a round
dozen, Eager, intelligent farmers
were present, bound to do their duty
and help build up humanity by build
ing up themselves and their neigh
bors.
The question Does it pay to
raise fancy or thoroughbred stock,
was then shown up by promiscuous
discussion both pro and CON, mostly
pro, for the testimony of those who
h ad had experience, and the opinion
of those who had not, was in favor
of thoroughbred stock. Different
opinions existed as to the kind of
blood necessary for the general farm
or's use. After all minds had been
freed, it was conceded that the De-
Won was best to run, kick, gore other
cattle and jump fences; and that
the Durham was the best to produce
nilk, and would take on fat the best.
The Poland or Berkshire was consid-
cred good stock for breeding and fat.
tening. After discussing the horse
and sheep and attending to some
miscellaneous business the Club voted
to meet at the house of L. w. Thayel
on the first Mondry in JAN, at
O'Clock P. NJ, at which time the off
cors for the following year will be
elected. Voted, that it does not pay
to raise pure bred stock, and that il
is profitable for the farmer to breed
from pure bred "males."
Voted to discuss at next meeting
thefeassibility of organizing a Coun
ty and State Club Association.
Voted to Adjourn.
NJ. O. MYRIcK, Sec.
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Legal Notices.
Sheriff's Foreclosure Sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COURT,

SKATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT,
For County Of Kenosha.
Taylor Orphan Asylum, Plaintiff,
.. against
Michael Flannery and Catherine Flannery hiQ
wife. Defendants.
In pursuance ard by virtue of a Judgment of the
Circuit Court for Kenosha County made and rem
aered in the abovs entitled action, bearing date
Nov. 25th 1878, will be sold under the direction
Of the subscriber, sheriff OF said County, al the
front uoor of the Court Hoase in the City of Ken
osha, County OF Kenesha and State Of Wisconsin,
or SATURDAY., the thirty first day Of Jan@dry nent
at three O'Clock in the afternoon ofthat day, the
following described real estate and premises stu
ate in said County q State, Cor so much thereo
as may be necessary TO satisfy said judgmenD
namely The East halt of the southwest quarter
and the west half of the west half CT the ssuth.
east quarter. all in Section number nineteen Q9)
Town number two ~ north OF range Number TWEEN
~ (20) East. Telms Cash.
Dated at the Sherif7s Office In the City of Ken
osha, this 18th day of December, A. D. 1873.
Fish 6 Lee, Pitts Attys. John Tetard,
Sheriff OF Ksnosha Go.
aasar ... 7w3e
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Personal MENTION.

Captain Charles Franz, our popular Post
master, has been again confirmed by the Sen
ate for that Office.
The Racine Advocate favors the selection OF
DR.. De KsVsn for Bishop of Wisconsin. 1t
says 1--WE look in vain for his SUPERIOR
Hon. ". w. Field, Secretary of the State
Agricultural Society, has issued a notice of q
meeting OF the Society at Madison on the 4th
of January.
Hon. ]. FL Howe, of this city, was on Thurs.
day confirmed as Judge OF the United st ates
Court of this district.
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Dec. 10th was the happy day that uAited
fer life Captain Alfred Miller and the goe
and beautiful Fannie Rdst. At noon stump
tuoas dinner was served at the home of the
bride and att quarter past one carriages took
the party to the NJ. E. Chdrch where very
large audience OF our best citizens had as
sombled to witness the ceremony. The alter
was beautifully adorned with flowers. The
most notcble thing in the whole affair were
the bold decisive answers of the whele-soul-
ed Captain that showed him to be a very
earnest man. The party left on the 2 O'Clock
traia for the East to be gone two months and
the good wishes of us all have gone with
thea and we shali greet them with joy on
their return. An Eye Witness.