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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-10

The religious war in Germany il not
without ia humorous phases, The whole
country has been turned upside down by
the police In search Of a secret vicara pos.
toliC, whom the pope had especially com.
Inissioned from the Vatican, A number
Of people have been imprisoned for refus.
al to testify US to his whereabouts. Now,
Prince Bishop Forster Of BreslNu, who
Inns been imprisoned for some offence or
other, has informed the government that
they may as well give up the search for
the secret apostolic vicar, as he is the
man, and he proposes to continue the
exercise Of his vicarial functions from
his present retreat"
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DALZELL-IIST.-On Wednesday, juno 9Th,
1915 At the residence Of the brides parents by the
Rev. J, MCKGnlrGO Reilly, ROHRRT G. DALLRLL
aud SALIIR List, both Of this city.
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90 cases Concentrated Iye.
100 Matches.
barrels CARROTS SHUTS
% boxes CARROTS Packs.
1000 pounds Dutch Malder rhml
800 Indigo Spanish Float,
~ barrels Chip l.USwOOd.
90 Chip T9slic.
Al LAUGlII.lN BROS. 4 CO.'S
90 pounds ChOrOlorm.
~ Bromide Potassium,
. CaOmCl.
q IodIlU Potash.
$50 Fluid Extracts TlldCns.
6O Solid Extracts, do.
$50 bottles Sugar Coated Fills,
Is dozen EXOH.
At LAUGHIlN BROS, : CO.'S.
% dozen RECrs Cod Liver OH.
y Halls Lung lalslm.
70 Jayne's EXpCClOrant,
% Ayers Cherry lGCtOrAl.
1000 EssCnCes-CinnamOn DC,
900 htemRn Drops.
900 GOdiTey'S Cordial.
100 Essence .IBmAlCN Ginger,
Al LAuGlll.lN BROS, CO.'S.
1000 pounds GraIn FcpWr-Snglpor.
800 Cloves.
$40 AllspicO.
40 Eulmgs-H Government
900 Cream Tartar, pure and choice.
600 Mustard, In cans and In bulk
wv Ground Ginger, East India Jamaica
CoXs GelatInC, Arrow Root, IRpioOa and sNgo
oC2y Al LAUGllLlE BROS. q CO.'S.
100 ounces QulnnC, Powers 4 WrIghtman's,
60 Sulphntc MOrpha.
80 NilrRte Silver.
90 stryChnla.
For sale at LAUGHLTN BROS. 4 CO.'S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-10

According to the returns OF the income
tax, through which the city Of Berlin
raises her whole revenue, nearly two.
thirds Of the inhabitants Of that city have
an annual income of less than 40 thalers
or SlOj. Those having an income Of
$500 yearor over constitute q per cent
Of the population. The extremely hum.
bic condition Of the majority Of the in.
habiiants Of the great German city could
hardly be more sharply indicated,
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Hart Times Down at I'nrIscrs.

uufEs
tFrOgthe Time, Of yesterday.
Market street WA to some extent
efowdOd again last Saturday night, ns It
usually il on the last day Of the week; hut
q careful observer could easily discover
that the number Of callers at our many,
loo many stores ARE growing le's and less
from week to week. The greatStringency
Of money Ia deplornbly felt by all cla@csj
and soon, II our wealthy citizens do not
give an impetus to industry, hIForling
Opportunities TO our laborefs to earn
something, general distress will prevail,
and many will be driven into untold suf.
fering. Verify, gents, II il not enough to
amass fortunes and hoard them, or loan
them 10 the needy al exorbitant interest,
but IL ia your imperative duty as mem
befs Of our community to invest your
money 40 "a 10 give chance 10 the poor
10 earn their daily bread. Alas! that
such spirit never prevailed in our city,
the want Of which Ia the cause that we
cannot point 10 any other important man
nfacluFing establishments except our re.
iineries, mills and tobacco factories, and
many Of our merchants even do not
patFonize the last named ones, but send
their money abroad, to the great disad
vantage Of our city.
Our excellent auclionecr, Mr.. a. K.
Leonard, IL doing a paying business, but
there Ia hardly another man who could
hll his place "A we'll. lie IL making
money fast during these hard times, and
II they continue, will make still more, "A
many pressed by want will be driven to
the. necessity Of offering for sale even
articles which, under other circumstances,
never would have been sacrificed and 40
the misfortune Of ono ia the step 10 for
tune for another.
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Ons;--
EEports, SSS5,GIO,0OO ei9l,I ,0O
Imports, i59,6Ij,WO A9o,S@,W
The exports are expressed partly in cur.
r6ncy value, but after all allowances are
probably 100000 ahead Of oimporlS.
During the present month there Ia likely
to be a large expectation Of brcadstufs,
hebrcak inpriccs aLChioago ocCa'ioning
large pnrchhaca iot export
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim Of youthful ImprulcnCc, causing pre-.
mature decay, nervous debility, etc., having tried
In vain every known remedy, has found simple
ScliCur, which he will sCnl ire To his fellow sil-
ercrs. Address J. II. REEVES, Is Nassau street,
New York, INx 6i53. APP
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Launhlln,s Infant Cordial.

The Chlli'Scure when tecthng-to relieve lnAanl.
nation Of the Gums, to Allay uneaslncSs 10 quiet
Collie Palms TO promote Sleep, tOrurc Summer Conn
plalnt This We consider one Of the most valuable
tGIlelIes 10 10 kept In the family when the chill
dren are cutting their teeth We are selling thou
sands Of bottles and have 10 hear the first person
say II Is not all We recommend II to h.
MOTHERS, have you Sickly, iesihing babe that
TURNS the HOURS Of MONT (whGn you W long fuT
rest) Into one LOSG, WEARY DAYTIME Of WORM.
MHST and CARR2 Cry-Cry- Cty-Rll day aud all
night lOngH II you have, listen 10 TeIJCi, bc con.
WINGED, hesitate no lOngr-n PEW drops Of lSPAS1
SWIFT, REFRESHING SLEEP will take the place Of
wAkEPUL SUFFERING. Procure at once bottle
Soil by all Druggists and
LAUGlILlN BROS, 4 CO., Proprletor,
Wheeling, ". Va.
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On Saturday. June y.

THREE PRIZES OFFERED. list. A Badge Of
the Order 10 the fastest Runner belonging TO the
Order In The counties Of Belmont, Ohio aud Mar.
shall.
%. A pairof valuable Gold Sleeve buttons toihc
best Stone Thrnwpr.
80. A SGT Of Shirt Studs to the best jumper.
The two lasl open 10 all riO
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DRouaWr IN New ENGLAND.-The
long continuance Of the present drought
(so completely in contrast with the wealth
or a year ago. causes much anxiety in
Connecticut concerning the hay crop,
They have had no rain there to amount
TO anything for a period OF about two
months. May is the one month in which
rain Is considered to be almost absolutely
necessary to good hay crop-the largest
and most important crop in that part OF
the country. The last month was about
the dryest May on record, aud the grass
shows the bad effect, though wet June
might possibly save it, even now. Corn
planted in such dry time does not Sprout
much, and other crops are suffering. The
tobacco growers are also anxiouslyawOit'
ing rains, to set out tho young plants.
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TO SENATORS AND DELEGATES.

we will be obliged to SCna-
tors, Delegates, and all 9TH
erS, who are subscribing TO
the Register, il they will
promptly notify uS when they
fail 90 receive their papers.
ELY 40 doing, any iTresuiari-
ties will atOnCe he corrected.
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DII.II.

CONWAY At Bridgeport, November Is,
80. al l:.Y =. W. C\rHAEINE H., VIE al
VIM. ". Conway, and d1ushte' OF Ihr latt
HIM NJ. k0,hnlcin. aged tweuty-ninc
wears. six months and three days.
Funeral from the residence OF her hus-
band, above Bridgeport, on Sunday, Nov
cmber DIST, at o'clock pm. Friends OF the
family are invited to attend. lntcilnent
ut CIldwelIs run cemetery.
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NOTICE..
OFFICE OF SECRETARY.

OFFICE Of SECRETARY,
nEMDCEATIr STATE ENECCTIN r. Com.
MuUD~VILLE, W. VA, Nov. Il, 1875.
The members of the Democratic state
Executive Committee of West Virginia.
are requested to meet in the city of Wheel
ing. on Wednesday, december the Nth, for
the purpose of filing vacancies, eloctlng n
Chairman in place OF Gen. 4. j. PANEL,
deceased, and rrlnSactiug utherimportant
business.
uoylqa j. w. GALLAHER, Sec'y.
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER go, 1875
TIIE WEEKLY REGISTER

j. tue largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed n
IVES, Virginia. IL will be sent to any adj
dress one. wear for 500. Valuable prenII-
umS 10 cluu agents and To Subscribers.
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WOODS-UPDEGRA FF-On Thursday
evening, November 18Th, 1919, AZ the resi-
deuce OF the brides parents, by Key. John
F.. woods, Of clark >burg, W. Va, }. ShEi :
WEIR WOODS 10 MARY y. UFpEGEAFF, DOM
OF This city.
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HANrBELL, Of Cancock. did not rise
to a point of order yesterday. II was
ms day TO "hurI brcn into the teeth"
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LETTER LIST.

Z ISr OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
| ! the I.oStunicr at Wheeling. ONO coun.
~, West Virginia, unclaimed, Saturday,
November 9urh.
To obtain any OF the following the appli-
cant will please call for advertised letter,
1,,. a. t,f
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST
u made by Joseph Salisbury and wife
To- me - Trustee. dated the seventh day of
February. 1872, and now Of record in the
Clerk : Office OF the ONO County Court, in
Deed OF Trust Book, No. /, page 80, oithe
record of deeds for ohio county, " est Nir-
giuia, / will. on Saturday, December
Ith. 1879. commencing al ii O'Clock, a.
". at the front door 81 the Court House Of
ohio county, sell at public auction, the
following described real estate. situate in
the city of Wheeling, West Virginia, 10
wit:
Lot numbered two hundred and two,
~ ~ituaicOn the north side OF Webster
street. in Chapiiuc's addition to said city,
together with al! the i'm provemcntS and
appcrtouauccS thcrcuutO belonging or
appvItalulng.
Terms OF sale, cash. The title 10 the
above described property is believed 10 be
perfect, but selling aS trustee, will only
convey such title as IS vested in me by
said deed of trust. X. q. BARR.
Trustee.
JoHN W. MITCHELL, Auctioncrr.
nOVl-i.
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SUNDRIES.

cultivated -ranbcrr!es.
AtmOre's MiuCe Meat.
Pearl Meal,
HOminy Grits.
Home Made Pickles.
Picked Salmon.
st. Louis Flour from Old White Wheat
100 Barrels. K. J. SMYTH,
OCH Cor. Market 4 Fourteenth SIS.
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FOR SALE.
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES,
FOR SALE,

THREE HUNDRED ACRES VALUA-
BILE Coal Land, with river front, lying
south and adjoining the BcnwoOd Iron
Works property. Also, ~ acres surface,
running from the river TO the top of the
hiII. and known as the David B. McMech-
en- tract. There is on the property one
brick and two frame dwelling houses,
with outbuildingS. For particulars and
'''''' '-'' ANDERSON & PAUL.,
n,yI Real Estate Agents,
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FOR SALE.

Y AL CITY BREW M STU N.
will sell five shares Of the above stock
Ia close up an estate. II not sold bcf"r"
Monday, NOV. ia, II will then be sold AT
public auction. in front ulthe Court House
commencing Mt 10 o'clock \. NJ.
J. e. HERNEN,
AuctiOnccr and Real Estate Agent, No
ligG Market ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
pt\Ig-I-.1D
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oFFAL.

StPARE RIBS, TEN DERLOIN AND SAU.
- = NGE MEAT, also celebrated SauSIgcS.
We will have every morning fresh saul
SagrS that are uncXccllci. The public are
invited to try them and Judge Tor them
selves. Remember tn" place.
SCHENk Il IOECKLER,
novl-u No. llaD Market street.
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How -vrr slight. Use REEDS Cough syrup
There Is no preparation equal I" II.
McCABE, KRAFT * Co. Propretors,
Wheeling, ". Va
pB-Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
noVlScgSb
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First PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Services in this Church tomorrow, at
1OI A. NJ. and 7r. 81. Preaching by the
Pastor hoZo
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
LWAYS GET THE BEST.
REEDS COUGH SYRUP,
DO NOT NEGLECT A COUGH.

The Safest, most Effective and Popular.
Cough REMEDY IN the
mark ~.
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Account favor w G Mcdonald, District
Attorney pro TEN for quarter salary
ending Oct. LIST, 1875, duly endorsed
for I'D w
wv Walker then presented the following
claims which were allowed, to-wit:
VA W Davis for A O0
Witness scrip favor same in same case 8 OF
To issuing IS jury scrips, Sept term Dis
trict Court, 1875, AZ q
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Application for Administration.
n of H. p. I In Parish Court of Bos-

Bullock. deceased. sier parish, La.
Notice is hereby given that E. r. Conneli has
IN this day filed in the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court, Bossier parish, La, his Pc
tition addressed to the Hon. Parish Judge for
said parish, praying to be appointed curator Of
the vacant succession Of II. p. Bullock, decd.
Now, therefore, this Is to admonish all per.
sons concerned. that if opposition be mot made
thereto within the time prescribed by lsw, the
prayer of aforesaid petitioner will be granted.
Witness, the Hon. b. T. Fort, Parish Judge
of Bossier parish, La, GA this 10th day Of Ocs0'
Der, 1875. 8
J.W. WALKER.
n3t 2ts-pr's fee Sal Clerk Dist. Court.
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blank parish licenses for SIS 90 each,

= When, on motion, the President and |
Clerk were ordered to issue same and
take receipt therefor.
The board then went into an exami- |
nation of claims, when the following |
were presented and allowed, tO-wit:
TO A 1Applewhite, for balance
due him as witness in State vs..
M. III. and r. Dickson, 5 9 w
For balance due ". A. Kirk, as
witness in State VS.. NJ. III. and
P. Dickson, w
To T S Land, witness in State
VS.. Stuart Collins, w
Witness in State VS.. d. Hodge, o.
A claim was then presented in favor
of DIR. w. T. Bell for professional ser.
vices in holding inquest over body OF
T. E.. Eercer, deceased, which on mo-
ton was rejected
! To L B Kelly allowed, for wit
ness scrip favor John Film in
State VS.. L. Chambers, 25
For witness scrip in favor Phil
Simpson in State VS. Il Cham
/ bers 70
| Witness scrip favor A Wilson
State VS. L Chambers %
Witness scrip favor L Booker In
/ State VS. w Brown, 3 %
| To DR.. w. ]. Mobley,
Witness scrip favor A Smith In
State VS. III johnson %
Witness scrip favor q Williams
/ in state VS. % Hodge w
i Witness scrip favor J Brooks In
state VS. s Collins 81
i To Frank Smith,
Witness scrip favor Smith in State "a :,
w Brown for 3 w
Witness scrip favor A Burton in State vs =,
Witness Scrip favor R Roberts in state vs !,
d Hodge for "
Witness scrip favor J Taylor in stats We :.
u II johnson for q
Witness scrip favor W G Keith In State
:. VS. e Cook ct Al, for ~
witness scrip fsvor ] Chapnan IN state
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BELLEVUE. LA,

BELLEVUE, LA,
October 18th, 1875. J
The Honorable Police jury met
Members all present. Being called to
order the minutes of yesterday were
read and adopted, when the following
acts were passed to-wit:
There was then presented by b +
Oneal witness certificates in State VS..
Henry Thomas, in favor of w Benton,
Martha Brazil and Cornelius Brazil,
each for the sum of eight dollars and
fifty cents, which were rejected, for the
reason that the amounts in each seem
to have been changed since first issued,
and not satisfactorily explained.
Witness certificate in favor of R Mar
tin. in State VS. Wash Severe, for IS IL,
was then presented, and, on motion,
was reiected-the defendant having
been decreed to pay cost.
There was then presented ana ale
lowed in favor of,B F Oneal:
One account for quarter salary OF
Parish Physician for quarter
ending 3Oth Sept, 1875, duly :,
endorsed, for $oU w
Account for jail fees In State vs.
Abe Collins, for "
| One account for Jail fees In State :.
vs. L Coleman, for ~
One account for jail fees in State
VS. Benz Shaver, for 2 q
One account for jail fees In State
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Witness certificate issued in favor of
Lewis Phillips, in State vs. Bob Jack
son. 70, the sum of five dollars, present
ed by f. F. Connell, was, on motion,
rejected, said Phillips drawing pay as
Juror at same time.
An account was then presented in
favor of C McClenaghan, for surveying
the proposed turnpike at, or near Buck
hall. on the Shreveport and Arkansas
road, and for platt and figures OF same,
on motion, was allowed for the sum OF
fiftydollars.
On motion, the Court then adjourned
until 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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$1,000 90


Thseommittee on the Buckhall turn
pke,dn the Shreveport and Arkansas
mad reported that they had made
esfeful examination ofesthe premises,
nd he'd employed G McClanaghan,
surveyor, who surveyed route inside
dthe 1evee, the report of which sur
Wv vas filed with the report Of said
ammittee, and made part thereof, and
edeted filed. And on motion, report
- adopted and committee discharg-
The committee on Cypress bayou
udge, on the Bellevue and Shreve-
ut middle road, then filed their re-
81, which was read, adopted and
N0mittee discharged.
W motion, the petition of L Z.
judges and others, asking a repeal OF
Me hw requiring lanes or front fences
He'd River, below Mulberry bayou,
w laid on the table indefinitely.
IAa Treasurer then presented the
lowlng report and statement which
sas Nceived and ordered spread on
0e minutes, to-wit:
~ Bossier Parish, La,
In act with ]. A. Snider, Par. TT.
49, Ordinary Fund.
~ bal due by last rep't., cy SO
~ amt. from p Baker, Col, : 633 81
/" Oneal, Sheriff,
- lines and costs, li2 40
amt. from p Baker, Col, 1912 So
Total, $lsal 81
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BILLINGS e WHITNEY,
ROCKY HILL, CONN,
Rrfanf1nra d

a Breeders OF
Light and Dark BYahm2s, White Coehfnss
Reuen and AyesbuFy Ducka, Bronze Turkeys
A the Connecticut State Fair and Connect
IA lieut. State Poultry Show, 1874, were
awarded 40 Premiums; ct the State Poultry
show, won the Presidents Medal for the
largest number of Meritorious Entries tn the
Gallinaceous and Aquatic Classes; also .
Special for best collection Of Aqustic fowls
Have for sale B. B. r. Game Bantams ct o.
per pair. Eggs IN the season q the following
prices:
Light and Dark Brshmas, per dos- ..-..H GO
White Chocins, .....-.-.-.-.. ..-- "
Bronze Turkeys. ...: W
Address BILLINGS Z WHITNEY,
tan Hartford, Corr
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Maple Grove Poultry Yard.
Louis Rider. Clarence, NO.,

breeder Of pure-bred poultry-Light and
White Cochins, White Leghorns, Houdans,
Black Spanish, b. r. g. Bantams, Rohen and
Aylesbury ducks, and White Holland turkeys.
Eggs from the above q 50 per setting of H.
To1lose geese eggs s. per half dozen. Salts
faction guaranteed. II less than one third
hatch, another setting will be sent free. Chick
ems for sale in the Fall. tan
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vs w Willard, for 90 4
One account for Jail fees in State
VS. III Robertson, for 90
One account for Jail fees in State
VS. w Franklin, for II 50
Account Jail fees State VS. T Tay-
Tor, for II sol
Account Jail fees in State VIZ Jas
McDuff1e, for W
Account jail fees in State VS. D
Hodge, for Is 10
Account Jail fees in State VS. C
Brown, for 80 10
Account Jail fees in State VS.
Pugh, for 10 60
Account Jail fees in State VS. III
Thomas, for % 10
Account jail fees in State VS. III
johnson, for 81 90
One witness scrip favor Craig in
State VS. s Collins, for so
One witness scrip favor Canady,
State VS. Collins, for SO
Wit. scrip favor Clark, State VS.
Collins, 6 SO
Wit. scrip favor Williams, State
VS. McDuffie, I rs
Wit. scrip favor Bryant, in State
VS. McDuffie, 4 rs
Wit. scrip favor P Morris, State
VS. McDuffie, 6 IS
Wit. scrip favor Geo Young State
VS. B Holmes, 5 81
Wit. scrip favor w Henry, State
VS. B Holmes, so
| Wit. scrip favor Patterson, State
VS. L Chambers, %
Wit. scrip favor Ford, State VS.
| w Franklin, 5 90
Account for waiting on Parish
| Court to date, for 65 90
Account for quarter salary end
ing 30th September, 1875, as
per contract, for 45O 90
Account favor Richard Jones for
guarding Jail night, 30
1 Account for waiting on District
Court, September Term, 1873, go 90
To B. F. Oneal:
l account for wood, &C., District
| Court, September, 1875, for IL 90
l acct for wood and fires petit
jury, might, 2 0O
act for wood and fires for Grand
i jury, days. 0(
/ acct for pitcher, &C., for Court
room, 2 &C
There was then presented the follow
in report OF B. F. Oneal, Sheriff, in re
lation to fines, &c.
d To the Hon. Police Jury, &C.: There
with present statement of settlement
made with J. A. Snider, Parish Treas
urer, showing amount of fines and cost,
collected by me since my last report
, to your Honrable body, which is as fol
lows:
1873. B. F. ONEAL, Sheriff,
In acct. with Bossier Parish
| On Pm n r. x.e<Na IN
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BELLEVUE, La, I

October 18th, 1910. J.
The Honorable Police jury met pur-
suai1tl 10 adjournment. Present. J
6wmdle, President, J G Allen, % n
Thomas, 4 Miller, Sol Ely and w H
Hill, clerk. Being called to order by
the President, the minutes of yesterday
wegerrad and adopted.
ThecDmmittee on estimate of proba-
bleexpenses of the parish of Bossier,
hr the year 1875, reported as follows,
bvtt
u the Honorable Police Jury of Bos-
sier parish, La:
WesYpur committee appointed to
make1n estimate Of the probable ex-
peuseb1bf the parish of Bossier for the
year 1876, would report as follows, to-
Wit: ~.