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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1873-09-13
Police Jury PROCEEDINGS,
State of Louisiana. 4

~N'A1NCaA, Ab- 1AASiA 1SOll II
the Court House; all the mem.
bers present. .m.Hr. g.
On motion, the reading OF
the minutes Of last session,
was dispensed with.
A petition was received and
read, asking for arenewal a of
the road from Stroud's bridge.
to Joe Graham's old place,and
on motion, it was resolved that
L. j. Martin, road overseer, be
required to abandon the new
road, and work the old road.
III accordance with his first
commission.
Be it enacted, &C., That with
a view to facilitate business.
and in order that the sessions
OF this Body be conducted with
due regard to regularity and
system, the following rules of
procedure be adopted by this
Board, and that the same shall
not be deViated from, except
by unanimous consent of the
members thereof.
1st. Roll Call. -.
I'd. Reading of the minutes.
Sd. Reports and settlements.
4th. Elections and Appoint
mentS.
5th. Petitions and Memo
riais.
9th. Resolutions. -..
7th. Claims and Accounts.
Sth. Issuing of Warrants.
Be it enacted, &C., That from
and after this date, no papers
or other documentary matter.
issued by the Police Jury of
this parish, shall be valid, un-
less the seal of the parish be
attached thereto. y '.#LfH
The petition of 7. J. Pickett
was received and read, wherein
permission was asked to divide
his road. which, on motion.
was granted on the Following
conditions; That the said,P
etc work the road at the lane
between B. B. Graphs and L.
B. Phillips and work thence
down the river to Mulberry
Bayou, whence he now stops:
and that Andrew Guess be an
pointed road -everseer, and
work from the above named
lane up ton. E. Scopeni,s: said
Pickett to work all hands be-
low said lane and above Mul
berry bayou, and said Guess to
workall hands above said lane,
up to Michel Lattier's old
place, inclusive.
= Be it enacted, &c, That Jno.
Stewart be appointed overseer
on the Rocky Mount, in place
of w. R. Thornton, and will
work hands on r. NJ. Arnet
and w. E. Adger places, w.
III. Thompson and hands, S. II.
Sibley and hands, Il. Chasteen
and hands, Willis Doles and
hands, j. A. Heron and hands.
j. S. Milling and hands, L.
Phillips and hands, G. Cham
bers and hands, II. Chambers
and hands; and hands on w.
E. Adger's hill place, Under
wood and mill hands, and all
others in legal bounds.
Be it enacted, &c. That par
ties residing on Red River road
running down the east bank of
said river, from NJ. Lattier's
old place, down to lower end
of L. NJ. Gatlin's place, are
to remove all gates,
aud other distractions from
the public road, by the first
day Of March, next, 1S74.:I
Be itenacted, &c, That w.
E. Adger be appointed road
overseer on the Carolina bluff
road, in place Of Thos. Player,
and will work all hands as
in the commission
of said Player. ! h.'''- -..,.,.I II
Be it enacted, &C., That T.
n. Braden be appointed road
on the road from Pra-
thers bridge, through Belle
vue, to the corporation line
south of Bellevue, and that he
work bridge keeper, Dave
L ID MnOra.S hands
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The Epidemic is evidently
on its increase. The weather
since last Saturday night has
been Very untavoralbe to those
sick, and well calculated to de-
velope new cases. So far as we
have been able to learn, when the
cases have been taken in time and
properly treated the result has
been favorable; though there have
been some who had the best of
attention proved fatal. Quite a
number have relapsed through
The number of in
terments yesterday from yellow
fever, were the largest so far, and
we hear of many bad cases. The
new cases reported yesterday we're
In excess of any other day so far,
but we were unable to learn how
many.-[Shreveport Times.
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One ofthe greatest Injuries
of riches is, that they enable
you to escapel1so much good
advice. The rich are always
advising the.poor, but the poor
seldom venture to return the,
COMMUNICATIONS. . .... -.
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H. B. Watkins,

A ttOrney and Counselor at Law, Minden.
n Webster parish, La. VIII practice in
Courts Of Bossier, Webster, Red River.
Bienville, Claiborne, Union and jackson.
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Watkins g. Fort.

A ttorneys at Law. Minden. La. VIII
a practice in all the Courts for Web
ster and Bossier parishes, and in the
supreme Court of the State. vI2n5
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Grace Greenwood says that
a lady can dress becomingfy on
S75 a year,. and to prove it
Grace expends about St,S00,o4
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The Banner is ably edited.
deserves success, and we rejoice
I'D Its prosperity, whatever NAV
De Its sentiments. Long may the
banner wave.-North Louisiana
Republican.
Editor Wheeler nas our
thanks for the above kind no,
tlce. The Republican is a live
local journal, full OF well writ,
ten articles relative to internal
Improvements, etc, and is do
ing its share in attracting at
tention to that rich section of
country.
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The Young ladies and gen
tlemen Of Rocky Mount and
vicinity have organized a ORA
matte Association, and will
give an amateur performance,
Tor the benefit of the Church
and Mrs. A. r. Banks, on Tues
day, 18th inst. Admission. 81.
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The FEVER IN THE CoUN-
TEY.- We hear alarming reports
of the fever in the country. A
gentleman who returned from
Monroe. yesterday, whereShe had
been with the circus, reports ten
deaths at Vienna among the cir.
Gus men, and a number more be-
yond that point.
We hear of a number Of cases
in the vicinity of Greenwood and
this side of there, but have only
heard of the fatal termination
of one-Maior Chas. V. Crosby
shreveport Times.
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Owing to the bad health of
Its proprietor, the Banner will
only be issned as a half sheet
Tor the next several weeks.
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Do not all that you CAM.
spent not all that you have;
believe not all that You heaF,I
and tell not all that you know.
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u. I'll. Der50szne.

-I-r- DENTIST fs5siss
0ffice over Col. r. H. Li,idsay's Office. one
" door below the Brooks House, Milan
Street Shreveport, La ia .1 ylOni7lY
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ITO be continued in next issue.1

... .H -----..- ..-tA .tnl
ahlT The Richland Beacon of the
2Sd contains the particulars of
an accident which befelf Mrs.
Henry Parham on the evening
of the 18th: cat the time of
accident, a late hour. in the
night, her three small children
had been put to bed, and Mrs.
T., having prepared to retire,
and noticing the oil nearly ex-
hausted in the lamp, undertook
to replenish it in order to keep
a light in the house until her
husbands return, he being abs
sent from home at the time
and she looking anxiously ev-
cry moment for his return.
The flames spread so rapidly
that by the time Mrs. 2. had
rescued her sleeping children,
and while standing with them
upon the front gallery of the
r....f ........ d. 80. Il. -r.rt 40.
house, another can containing
five gallons of oil took fire and
exploded, followed by the fir
ing off a loaded gun. and pis-
tOl which were in the house.
What an awful nights experi>
ence to a weak and n delicate
woman, with her three small
children, who were athe only
beings on the place at the time
to. witness the, frighful scene.
Perham was on o.tAe road
about a mile distant, andheard
the noise -ofthe second explo-
sion, and arrived IN Sight just
III time to see the top. of his
residence falling in" 5a5 80
Mrs. Perham subsequently,
died of her injuries. z1oto hina
IF ~. any : speake III Of thee. Ace
home TO thy own conscience
and examine thine heart,iif
thou DE guilty, it is a just. cor
rection; if not guilty, it uisgia
fair Instruction: make usehtof
both; so shalt thou distil honey
out of gall, and out of an open
enemya secret friend [Qnar,
les. a'' -, -,
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II. w. Baker,

A TT0RNEy AT LAW, Bellevue. La.
A VIII practice in any court in the State.
except the parish court of Bossier Parish.
vllni6lY.
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for building the two last men
toned bridges. .a,-.i ~ l..@.7I . -
. On motion, this Body ad-
journed, to meet tomorrow at
10 O'Clock, 4. M.oi a1aHgJua
(Signed) n. A. DURDIN,
aa' I" a.@ Pres't P. j.
"a true copy from the MIN
utes.) ,.-r .,.7., o.. ,"'.'> 'l2"l ...
~ n nUII0N,rrH a#E haas
.mH u vl Clerk p. j. roit
ITO be continued in next issue.1
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Dist. Attorney pro TEN.
Be it enacted, &C., That the
account of B. f. Fort, for one
hundred and thirteen T0-100
Glib 72) dollars, for salary, as
District Attorney pro TEN, for
quarter ending 30th June, 1873,
and for seven 50-100 (S7 50)
dollars, and for four 27-100
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Professional Cards.
B. #. Fort,

A ttcrney at Law, ReIlevue. Bossier par,
a ish, La. vIn27
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-23
Bon Sarrisbura.

Dit SnauBuraiIOn BON 8CuS. 5drt.
ranfi fanb am Dlsnfas untsr srOBsn
S6duesvrGnae Stott. 2ubsr ben ;abl.
retasn 6eusr' uub Wilitdr. s @cmpaeutsr
warsn ptsls Burger tn bsr YrCssGtpn
stsniu bic Martns 1uRt pon 8aibins'
ton. 9lls lps;tsls Geecrtt bts @ouper.
nSrs fun9irts Sins Sblau6 60. pom Ncrs
rtstuwu.
Die WdbG ttnts Ser. ct. Stnatore
burf bic 8risbssbuns putbs estsrn ab'
gsbalttn. Sic srreat inesGtn iprnts Sn.
tersTe, ba Der alts 5uGs Cameron fhOn
upr jpst gSuheu In stnsr @aueus.Str'
iammluns btr 8spubIifansr fur bas Qmt
nUminirt purbe uup biss slsihbtptuttnp
init GrwdbIuns III.
Die Committee In ben teltrittsnen
@ablfdIlsn fur eu,srns County RnO sr.
naHut unb bsltshsn, ME ntht anetrs 3u
srparttn, ;u prsi SisItsln aus 8,pubIt.
tanern. Sb untsr bislsn llmildnStn auf
cine uuparteiil6s llutsriu&uns ,u rta'
men 1T. tIetbt isRr StpsiftlBaft - mir
glautfR's uiht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-23

- prdfpent Grants EMANCIPATION
am 4. @idrj icu nit aubsrcvbsntli&tm
8ldnJ Srr ft 9tbrn. @rUbs 8prttrtt-
tuusen psrtsn sstrpftn unb bic Commit.
tees atttttsn rim Sdvsi6e Itrts anst.
l&ts." Cine erOb. miIitdrtf&s paracr
fuu SET StsIsr @sIrssnbtit fattFnptn,
Qttnbs Elm 5susrpsrt, illumination Der
psnnIplpania Gpfuut unO gum S&luGt
p.r Btfbau, ju wsI6sm natirIib au&
ris @srtrstsr SambO'S Iammt ib9n Ga,
riss sIRsslutsn Tsrotn mdTtn.
- 9n Stras FRs alt Ytrfcnsn untsr
Is Snbrsn stftBli& Ssrpat&ttt, pdbrtub
.inissr @uuatt I'm SABRE bic S&ult ju
bsiuttn. SC fam ss In Scuacn pUr,
oab stnt Dame, bic i'd Jung Strbtirntbrt
baIi', nit iertm ,8abp" Inn grm ,ur
SGuls sing.
- Or. gbarlts Sptr in 8tfdlta
Sal, mar isit 81 SaGrtn elm tifristr
glunjiammIsr unp BAT jtbt II, 900 ptr.
iaisesns Itinjsu, BON ttutn siuias In
srnutr 9or.ttt, pi,attGt untsr ben YSa-
racnsn ssprdst purbtu. Der 8,rtb
0tsisr SdmmIuns mug mad Eunbsrt
2aufsnhsn tsrs6ntt psrbtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-23

am /. Dn. 1852, nit 6,l5T'752 Stims
msa Jum 8atier srntnnsn, 4m 30. San.
1853 Rstrathsts sr Gustnls be IOntIiO,
bic tRm am 16. Npp. 1856 stnsn Str,n.
srbsn, hen prtujsu NapcItOn eugene
sCuiS Scan SoispR, sstur.
Die Rabt HapoIsrns na6m jstt BON
9aRr 5u SaGr Su, unO bic at,sntats auf
ion UUn 9ianOrt (2s. GprIt 1881 Bella.
mare e. Srpt. 1889 3ttalbi, 9artcItnt
unb @rtat (ausuf 1850 unb SrFnt,
Ytsrrt, 8uotu uub Gomsj IA. San.
1889 etsntsn itm uur baju, bur& frsu.
Strs Sclbst' RasrsssIu feline @tpaIt Su
rnsbrta. Der SrtmEriss In 1855 unb
1886 BATE Isinen tinJiSsn @ssner, Rue>
lamb, 9sssDmatbist une sr llanb isbt ale
Dtrt0snt bsr surOPatlhsn Yolttit ba. -
Grptbt!IUnsn mad Gbina, Sapan, Spriru
une 5tntsrs 9nbtsn Ssrl&aTtsn wsitsrsn
NubH unt Der Rriss in Stalirn, ppeur&
Ssferrstt bic eCmbarhst prrIor, 8at t9m
nod 8rpBnss Inirtsn, unU fanb sr Gas
mails auf isinsr srDbtsn 96bt.
atwGr!s Gsgann bic 8abn li8 Su len.
fen nit htr @rpsbilipn mad 3eritp In
1862, bic 1866 aufsessttn psrbsn mubts,
auf brcbsnse auForpfruns Der 9tr.
Staaien, bsrsn 8iiroerfriss Napulson b..
nubtn pplIts, um Der Wunarhte in
NCrb' 'amsrtta SabR gu bre6sn unO Fh
an bic SPiBs Der Iatetniftsn NattOnsn
allsr DsIt gu fsGsn.
Dura htsftn Ni68rif ittso Der gfutb
Der SPpOItioA In 5rantrsi6, bic tsine libe.
raltn S&stnrcaetiRcnsn 3ur 8ubt brin.
gen tOnntsn. Der GtsS 9rsustas itbrr
Ssffrrstt N 1866, pcbst er fttns Dor.
ttsile srjirIfn tcunte, tra&ts ibm 1&wsrs
SerItssntsttsn. Gtnt @sbtstepsrar5e.r
uns f6en ssbotrn, um bds 6Obns,iGrsi
iiter feline Sbnma&t gssen Yrfugen unb
rtn auf mad Hubm ,u RilIe,i. User
Sismard btsIt ibn Sin, iAlus Tim 9urtm
burg a6 unS riiasts, 70 Sa6 sr snSIttt am
10. SuSt 1870 bura stns Srtssssrtldrs
uns ssssu Dsutlblanb ben Stiirnien In,
Snnera unp BON @uetu alau6ts ,uvcr.
tcmm:n su .mhFsn.
! Die Grrssuths Sss Samples spiI&eu
Dsuti&tanO unb 5ranFrsi& liub nod In
su frtlhtr Grinnrruue aIs bds Te wte,
psrhUlt wsrsrn mistsR. 0apulton Be.
naRm F4 baTin niGt fsis. atsr Spaadn.
big tcFFps; ss fsaic 1& btraus, baf
feline sissntlttsn E6rpsrli6sn 9tibtn, bi,
tta prn 3stt sa 3stt bstmiu6tsn, uni
rie aud itst lsinsR Sob bsf6ltunIe.sn
ion oft snsrSisICs unS ibpaa muatsn,
SCn ittnta SUfCitnsrn betrUssn, rae ben
| 3ufanb unp gusriifuus Der &rmee Sc.
traf IGsint sr lsltR bst 9tsian bss 9rte.
ssS auf rinsn turssn Sasintampf mil
preuBsn unr ouf cine frisbIide 36silune
Der tIttnen 9dncsr 9srthust ,u baStr.
| Nter WUlttt uno 8tsmarf md&trr
blutigsn Grult unb ant 2. Ssptemte,
mubt. NapOIsrn tsm SOnts DtlN,Im Be
Gstan Isinrn Dsstu nisOsrItstn, Incl
ct uidtt an bsr Sptbs istnsr Gruppsn fer
bsn tCnnts." Sts gum 10. @drs 1871
par MapoItea @tfanssnsr lu gBilbsIms,
t6ts tsi SaNsl, wpruuf sr mad GnsIaul
Stn8, unO ietnen aufsuttatt In gttI,l
burif nabm.
am 4. Sspt. 1870 war btrsits bat
6aiisrttum in Yaris ppn btm ssIsbsstsn.
pen S0rpsr abs:i&aft wprSsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-23

Oon &VaissmOTt ia istp'm aa&fr igsr
rrnonnt pcrefu.
Berlin, II. Gan. 3piiasu ben Nss
aisrunssn pen DeutitlanO uno Rublann
III irstsu elm S6iffatrtarsrtrGg abae'
ldlUfsn uup pou ben beipsrisittseR BE-
pClImd6ttstsn unter,etdtuet wprosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-23
ssat ADcrE0ufest:

DaS an Iprtbamptpuhrabs III @ilFestarrs
gsIcseur ,.@altiuatcr SOtsI." Das Grunbliid
If 90 Gue 55rrrt unb iit 6ub tirf nit rintm
grcern SadfeiHbctfl, GiStaus, 0rigbitr. 9raus.
rel, StalIung uHb anbsrsn slu9rtdubsn bnrauf
ntblt gsrGumissm Sef Gsrninc mGeia. Ran
frage naG auf trm 9ierntbum, tsi R artiu II
SaIrr, WilffstdrrF. 19e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-23

Berlin, Is. San. Die SUn 5errn ssH
SsIGop, Dem prsuetihsR Qferbauminl.
Ter, srbttsus GntInIuus pOn bisItm pos
itsH iil pom SGtltr ssnsBmist uub Ssrr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-23
Steuc0cSmCd) :

sin juugrr 0anu 1uat cine StsIe aI5 vat
I9rr Ohsr 8ubrmann. gfriieht IsiH 8sltatt
griinOIt& uRe pilrst fit iibrTbaupt ntsliP iu
MAIDEN Iubsn. GHmrIbuuseu btIiste man an
bic Grpteittpn es, 81, III riaten. 2p
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SSerIan0f aDerDen:

8inf 2tfttsn trS teutitsn Saussrsius go. 1,
Epfjr bic tEditrn Iarftprsir cash bsSabIt wrr.
esn. Niau msIre ildb tri 8. s. 0Initer reer
=. .. Hruffer. 25apba
Re- 8itr BEN Iaufrrsfn RUnnt bis ,um
nGtittu GinjdbunBs rtrhtn 8 Sc per
Nfiit bsiabIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-23

Triebrtcb &cbrnber,
6aSrtfdnt vpn fprub clnSem Grpuf Bier,
Sar(aparillu unS eMinrraIwaTcr,
6abriF III RuIburpRrnBs, sSil$sn gfHa u. 8gp-
ming gpfnas.
Rprter, ale uno 2a9erbier,
tn 8Iaf&sn, pirS Su ben nisprigisn grsifrn ir,
@rperT na4 aIlfH pGBtE esr City GrftcpfrEi Ct
liefert.
Cine grfabruu9 bon 25 3abrsn TT nttiRsr1 Sc
Gafts bsfdbigt mid, sinsn Sarlaparila ~ liz.
,trn, her ale aRbsren 8abrfatr ibsrriiit une rlE
gsIunbbeil Isbr sutrdgIitb III. Das Gjei6afl frbt
inter meintr peripHIiprn 2ritIr9, Ras sols !3u-
fritbrnbtit irirt garannrt,
AuftrGss, tpeld,s 6si Strrn SOba 3ftbIEr dbgss
srbtn cher earG bic guf mir jugeiaupt psybtu.
fnben frrmPtt 9sriidFGiIsuus.
26Sd Jr. g S@rnhtr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-23

glus ausn E6siIsn blsfss Staatts wtrs
pfn llstsTi&prmmaEgsn bfrttls!.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-23
Scut tt db
eycnerz { 0ebenss Scri.=
gnS
Real Gstate A9rntur
non Gbas. Detter, 22g Ca&a. Ape.

9n Ssrbiuburs nit lcstertr Grmpaauit pfbt
btr Sismard. 9unb, bel Ssm Gin Wann tn
Sr nfbriSfdlsn cine rT6futlihs llutfrfuBuns
scn $40 Draars frbalt. pampbinr ltfbrn jur
DtsppiItru.
Die bette ;ugeridiiisifr uub rein erutidt Pss
brnsprl6ruuaegsisaid in lmsria If bic
@ermdnia, Gfp gprF, nit einsn capital
unS llstrrIdbag ppn S5,O00,0u0.
aar, tis fib rtrf6sru tppllrn, Ptrtsn gut
tbuu, tsi llntsrjridnrttm pcrluiprftn. Die
grImitn iTHrrH pitrtrIidbri6 tC3ablt nrrbtn.
Gbas. Setter, Sjfn. Assnt,
22ag72 22i gafa. gpe.
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m nbcIs 6cf66ft.

Ter llntsrssi6nets bat in irineH @JfltSftss
lcfaIt TT ber penu NYsnre, ptrrtalb Mubsrrys
ltrabt, fets cine rei9baItisr AuSpabl Der ttfrn
0fOtrln, unb larst baS Ssrebrtt gutlifpr lur
gsfiai9rn 9nfprfiiOn tin.
EGs@ Euf 2si&sHbsednsnifs tpirt FrfUnSsrs
Sidf6t stnpmmfu unS aLlss ba;u 0fbprisG
prompt beIcrgt.
28p69 RstnbarS S6Snftit.
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3n llerfQnfen

DnS fribrrr Gigsntbum Ron 9obn geb,
nabr GunmUrs sslsgcn, pire untrr frbr eiinRis
gen Sebirguuden gum Srrfduf nnettuien. Gisbs
babrr ppllfn liG All bic 5errrn 6. .. 9euffer
Oer 8. 8. @Hntsr RsHssu, pei4s nGbsre
9uSfuuft ertbfilsn. 25il
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Sidbere
3apitalz lzWnlaae.

Golden Nrbtittrn unb @rItGftsleuten, prIGt
ibrt SrlvaruiiIe BON 800 aufpartS auf fi@trs
3sile ss9rn cute 9ntrrs1eu anIssen pOaen
tisLst brr lntepstturtr cine CUTE grlr9rubsit
psun ftr nd iCGIrif mslcsn.
9Bm. Q. 9iefsL
Dpt1T
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-23
Gfranton Gie0erkran3.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03

The St. Louis Republican Of Dec. Both, 1872,
contains an account Of social gathering OF the
Alumni of the University of Virs .nia, resident
in that city, held ouSaturday, the2Sth of Deem
Der. The collation. is described as having been
bouutiiul. Among the distinguished graduates
of the institution who were present were Hon.
James 0. Broadhead, Judge Napton, cx-Gov.
Thos. L. Reynolds and Hon. Jno. Wickham.
Mr.. Carr of Charlottesville, Va, made
speech, reviewing the past and present OF the
University, and spoke in favor Of the move
mcnt set on foot by the friends and Alumni OF
the institution with view of raising perma-
ncnt endowment fund Of 100000 Col. Broad,
head and Gov. Reynolds spoke cncouragngly
Of the project, and pledged their personal ct
forts to assist in the laulabe undertaking.
Eloquent speeches are said to have been
made by some Of the younger graduates OF the
institution. Those Of Messrs Sheppard Bar
clay, of St. Louis, and II. Thompson Kent
formerly of Va, are particularly mentioned
as meritorious, Mr. Kent is a younger brother
of Mr.. Linden Kent of this city. He is now a
resident Of St. Louis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03

The American horse railroad system has OBJ
tanned a foothold in Paris itself is likely
soon to spread over the entire city. 1t is said
by the Paris papers that there is a perfect
mania for constructing these roads in the
French capital and already have they become
so popular that plans have been made for COW
eripg all Paris with a network of them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03

The Danville (Va) Register thinks it is the
purpose of the General Assembly to remodel
the Judiciary system Of the State. Probably
the plan long discussed Of curtailing the jurls-
diction Of the county courts and increasing the
number of the circuit courts will be adopted.
In that event the business of the corporation
and county courts will be limited to matters of
probate and police.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03

The New York Herald thinks that there is
really no safety for man, woman or child In
New York city or in Brooklyn Who escapes
being murdered is likely to be burned alive.
Who escapes either fate and braves the dan
gers of the deep by driving to Brooklyn is
doomed to be run away with to watcry grave. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03

Mr.. A. T. Stewart, the wealthy merchant in
New York, has generously given to the Fire
Department in that city, one thousand dollars
to add to the fund for the relief Of fremen
who were injured or disabled in their noble
excrtions to save property and life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03
WaSIifu1tOu News.

The noted Aulick will case came to a speedy
and sudden termination yesterday the eontes,
tants of the will retiring from further contest,
and substantially admitting the validity of the
will.
The contract for the Rawlins statue has been
awarded by the commission to the sculptor
Bailey
The heavy artillery at Fort sfcllcnry on the
Patapsco, and Forts Foot and Washington. on
the Potomac, have been ordered to parade at
the coming Inauguration. They will appear
for the first time in the new regulation uniform.
GIFT ENTERpRIsEs.-T is q smart fami-
ly up town 1t consists of father mother
and seven children. Before Christmas the old
folks hit upon the following shrcwd plan: Sc.
ect the families of friends in which there was
but a single child, handsome present was
purchased and sent to it day in advance in
the name Of the seven youngsters OF oe schem
ing family. Of course this implied reciprocity
on the part of the old folks who owned the sin
gle juvenile. 1t would not do to send one
present for seven gilt makers, neither would it
be appropriate to send one less costly or eIe-
CANT than that received There being no other
alternative than to rcciprocate the compliment
to all in kind, the father of the lone youngster,
with heavy heart, dispatches seven presents,
each in value equal to the one his darling was
favored with, and thns by little shrewd man.
agemcnt, the paternal ancestors OF the seven
olive branches reaped a seven fold dividend
from their thoughtful investment. Verify.
verify, Cast thy bread upon the waters, and
after many days it shall! return unto thee. -
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