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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-19
WnCrc ard why?

This question is often heard on our
strprls and from facts well known to
those who have visited the establish,
mrnt. il seems almost miracle to ma
every one who has invested at the New
York Clothing House speak so mighty
ortho house Their coming among us
in the very dullcst season OF the year
thc extremity large stock they carry, the
vast nnantitics oil goods daily sold, are
nmlzles for everybody; hence we hear,
where are they found? They come
irom New York, of the large manuiacs-
turinp establishment of A, Steinoers "
a. r Walker street. And Why can
thry command such II tradeI lhGy are
;nnorters and manufacturers OF AL 'hey
,nii and make il matter OF import
onra 70 let everybody find out that what
thry sell is the best and lowest III price,
and have no opposition in the city on
Dallas for they are daily represented IN
thn hest market Of the United States
where with cash they can imd many
nnnortunities for proper investments
| his house is located at 5O5 Elm street
nallos Texas, where our merchants
from for and near can lay in their sup
,,,ios ot exact New York prices. Spetcl"
| i;nos Of Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Boots and Shoes ana No''o''N'
ourl5lU
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A Power Press For Sale
HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCEN TRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water
Natures Own Remedy.

~,
THIS Naluahlp preparation Pun w ny r.
Geo. .. Coleman, Dallas, ItNhS IN az MUM
Bile cure Tor chronic CohSlipnll0h, Hi'@ nhu
Nervous iitnunch', NeuIhIE'n, luI Plu nhVI'
Nervous DvhlhlS ana lht lohS llAt oI ulh,
eases arising itom a dlsofdelcd NoIlhch ana
constipaled howels. ,...........
II Will relieve me worst rlSts Oh nervous
and SICK htauArueS III from one W ullVt
hours. WIZ cure ihtuhosl upH'ihh't 'aS ,, ul
chronic constipation lh rom zen W 'h''ly
dGya,
It ~ the best Rad suirst pulBntiVo over
used for any diN'hse, ptlhE ptiIe'llE SAY un-
uer all cirnuinN' "h'es, uilaulnB III itS w.
or even nnpir anlhrsS. Possessing lo"lc
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E'IIIEI
Russeu.s Broom Factory n"r"cd.

Ruaveu.a HrOOn FNcfUry NUrnCU, I
,.....,,, ,ftorn,o, ohout holf.nast
$3.50, uaana Ian soonded fine
' 'Is,., o',d soon tho tide Of hu,rying .
49,. '' hn,onnitv sot IN toward the
a",,hoost n,rt Of the clty. Like most
D,,,.,,,ody disc tbc nrsmen got in to
Wv, ~" owhers and no more, the hose
,rncE s,opping ON the road when it was
aso.r,.inei noS great a distance would
have TO tc Travelled. And just here
we NAV remark, that that hose COM
'.,,. ,oods , horse or two; "A few men
r.nnot DRAG a load SO heavy through
l,, e,,,h, of Dallna
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-19

If gives us pleasure to state tllat we
have received alYice from 1. H. loole,
General Director Of Publication, etc"
Gloves, Great London Circus, san
oer,s English Menagerie OF trained
animals, and Mardi Gms C"rnlVal
Combination, nothing us that 'hey
will exhibit at Dallas, October ll'h
,rovimo. Since their visit to Texas
io.t season, the p-oprietors Of TINS
rreot show have added many new ana
at,roctive features to their maghllI-
oeut and popular show with u we" 10
oo,ivsa nil former attempts AN en-
,ira now circus company has been en-
InGoJ with thai view alone, among
sne,n the very best performers I'D 'l'S
,,,, tha old world are with TINS com
an" ,mnv viz. Nile. Eliza DcckrIIlp, we
celebrated Partisan equ'sl,F,'''t,,"t,,' ru'
lanes Melville, the Aus,rN'i8i' i,,i, 1o'
nnn. Frank Melville, Alex , MtiE,ndd'
VIM H. Bachelor, WIN. Worlahu'
IInword Dorr, and corps OF equts
,ri,n, pymnastic and acrohatle ai''s.s
thot nave never before ylslieu NV
Stale of Texas, therefore allordlng o i'I
citizens rich treat in nrehic SPe Ieg5
Ties During March and ApEll, io, e,
',0' st. Louis, Missouri, fifty ihousan'
Jo,lars were expended in the genera
I redtting and equipping the establish
ment, also oyer one hundred 'hoo "s IN
dollars worth of new attractions ,',,, OF Law ",
amin" animal Kingdom, many of which nay Az
never been upon exhibition IN ,ha III
United Unite States, have been added :, t n. re
e 70, t"''' The uniformly gentlemanly o a,
NC, Of this company, the g ;owar
e ipham during their visit last w, ,ne,
o viii, we predict, ensure nso 70 , nlac
where they pitch their tehVs'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-19

Being enabled ut present to purchase
Goods in my line at q reduction OF ~
pcr cent, ! deem it due my patrons to
1--WE them the benefit thereof, and !
shou therefore, from this date, sell nt a
REDUCTION OF 20 FER CENT.
ON former prices. am now receiving
fine largest stock and most complete as
sortmcnt Of goods in my line ever
brought to Dallas Orders by telegraph
promptly attended to. Orders filled
10, any cemetery in the city.
A. W MDRTQN,
Undertaken, IS Cochran street, Dallas
T,yas iy22-f
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-19

q. beaumont, NJ. D., office at Dallas lnfir-
mary, M. 1921 Main street, where he can he
found at I'll hours Of day and night. Calls
10 the country promptly attended.
Julyl2-lm
Jno. II. Morton, NJ, d., Office over First Ma
tionnl Bank. Residence corner san Jacinto
and Hnrwood streets, Dallas, Texas
mchl5dlm
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Attorneys AT Law.

/ NJ. Hayes, Attorney at Law, @i Com
,nsrce street tsouth of CouTthouse), Dallas,
Texas. Special attention paid to lana
claims. "P''"
w. s.. Oldham, Office In Mitchie's building,
opposite the Ledrand hotel, Main street.
janlidtf
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, NO
AS North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oct2g-dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-19

We, the undersigned Druggists Of Dallas,
Texas, having been selling DIR. Coleman's
White sulphur Springs Water
for the past year or more, and having ample
Of learning OF It's effect upon the
nnrties to whom we have sold, do unheSi ia
tinrly pronounce 1t one of the best remedies
upon the market, And for the diseases
mentioned In Dir. Coleman's circular, aud es-
pecially chronic constipation, sick and ner-
vous headaches, and az II common pufghtlVe
we have never sold any preparation that
,,iveg such universal satisfaction.
Knowing It's pleasant and uniailing effects
together with It's perfect safety under all cir
cumstances, we most cheerful recommend
its use TO the suffering everywhere.
CONNOR n WALKER,
GALLAWAY n GALE,
HOPKINS 4 HOWELL,
WILLIAMS X TOLLIVER,
HOYT COFFIN.
DALLAS, Texas, July /, 1876.
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NOTICE..

We shall, Tomorrow, in pursuance
TO published authority of the CONNER
c'a' make and present one or more
TRAITS for $25 on that institution. NO
"aonbling' or squirming, if youplease
TO get out of this.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-19

one roam mare, about o, IL na% and n In.
branded Inns nn riaSt shoulder. Any one , ae,
distinetly on on r,S described animal 70 the
iyS5nE ln at his house Il miles so nGr'S viii
Dallas, on the Dallas ana freS'oh ''"
be suitaL ly rewarded. aEORGE COIT.
septl9d&wit
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WNAT n 0UENWS nELlGNT !?


70 isapmut that grows In the South nud Is
M only actual blond purifier over O,scoy.
rIr,., uy WN'ch ull discusses Tint cputUr lu the
blood can hr urlAlcutod 40 once and forever,
10 tNpclS for llIn an hcruluiors, Nypnllllr,
lUuuvuus aud Rheumatic Affections ana Is
Nh. ONLY TRUE REMEDY lor this clusS OF
disease, Alru f. -, No Is % searching, but when
cuuniuud With honduras Niu snrUllllh, (el'
low Dock aud other roots nud hvth' II Doe
comoS % blood purlhvr WNurpnN,nhlc and
mygdtllcd, such Is the combination OF
Da. TlTrS SlRSiPARlLLA AND
QIEENS nEllGhT.
forming the most powerful Alternative
known To Medical science Tor the cure of ol :
Ulcers and sores, Diseased Joints Foul DIS
charges from the Ears and NosIils, Au-
scps'ts, SKIN affections, Rheumatism,
propsS Kidney Complaints, EVIL Affects OF
secret practices, u f,otsrd Scalp, pSnrdcr,d
Liver aud spleen uud MI diseases that cen
ter In the blood, IN possesses the peculiar
property Of tmpurting "a tar complexion aud
Causes the BODY 10 GAIN ia Solid Flesh
It's value can not be ton strongly Impress, d
upon tho attention ui those Vho have been
exposed tu a faint uI Improper character
The afflicted are assured 'lIU N,s S not one
of the worthless uuSlIuws Of ilvduN but Is
prepared upon scientific pgurpius, toy u
physician OF thirty yeats vNl,hryr, sold
everywhere.
Principal Office, Is Murray ST., Sew York,
SeptN-dUOd WHY
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LOCAL BRENTrIES.


N,, Cook TINS EVENING ~ ''e ''"'-
Dg,ra House.
nno. and Wichita-"to he con-
lin our nest" perhaps.
.,rro,mlteratcd tens, 20 TO
y! u" ar,o .tore. SIG Main street
r"
~ ,,rld Lo,in ot onrn fine
Texas S"o"'" ''s' N,.I
FuUa,On of hemp IL Is heeueu III
s,ota badly.
r. onoonest hard water SOAP i'm
B ~l0e wv ,,..,.,, D.nn St,.o s,e
40 al le Nia'"e' 1""5 '''''' '''
Wilsileel'-I"'
Have your watches and jeweIry
.,.i and warranted AT Webb's, sos
reet-Ad.
mol marking bird food. 80
h,,lo at the Market Drag
',,,r,io s,root--a5
- ,.o enoo,
,,I,an Srrity call nm Jae
No. 100 Market street.-the has
deIiyery.-Ad
no most delicious canGies are
ro.b every dav AT Greaves Il
ii sg Main street, opp0site Cosno-
Atom IIo,el-Id
Tan nounds select gum opium and
na,, ounces p and w, morphine
f,rooiyed at the MARKET Drug Store,
Main street-td
,...,, ,,o. NJ vocono ,na
.,,,,, ,.o, n,n,a oyor
'',' I',,'' i ,,,,' n.a rooon having
' ,'.',,,na ,it, ~ q ,an,Iampu in
,ci,y lie will answer for trial to.
cbofora Ilsonire AIcT,urc.
4 ,... q, c,,, camilla, oro modo
,,,.I go, rorco.tIv
W, IT,, S.,d ,Lo lirln
t@'Ihy lor "'''''''e'' ''''" Wv
5JGes to BIB Main slreet'-1"'
Il -WrnupiOp MINER. tWlne, paper
4 "'"Fi'"9 , ,rou no,er al
DaS', efoiueN se''' ""'' li' ,.','
SDds of stationery, Il select ana l'eSn
SOCK OF 'he iaVeS. i''e'" u ~ =" ''' a,,J
"'hropS' QUO MAJ" '''''"
Aamlhe their S'''N' ava
On Monday last, Lieutenant , "Gn
tFn09r ~ .; i i'', h5,n " twn honrs in
|eupth before the Centennial CommlS-
| sion, at Philadelphia, ant on ueSu"S
|nOfhihE ~ was p''" NE, , 81 w. nsna thnt
J Jod Of emt"rnrise' fort Worth
Elandard.
r;cLats to al, noints East, North
.i..,'I,,t, If won
ana Nou'H Nv le""''" '"'''' g..
wish to traYeI, now Is your 'l'iie' '"'
YOU will never have better chance to
-, toI,ats cham. ror .aIe by John
Wv WV, $780,. Tr,,.,.I 1I,.l Thsv
son ~ M"hse'' Le"'""u '''''" any
want county scrip.-Ad.
,,...,,,. ~, soyoroI oc,osions told
.-llaVlnE, Oh seNtr"l oVV"S'"n'' W.
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uict IfDaIlas should lose that ban
ner count me "a scholar'' In footing
the viii. Butsha won't lose II.
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Boarding
ourl

y PER MEFN--Nt Mrs NJ. Turner's n
railroad. s'plb.'t
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min n day az home. Agents wanted. Out
OH at and terms free. TRUE 20, a
usta, Maine mays-d@Wy
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CITY BUSINESS.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

49,, .,d Co,d baths NJ Wilson'S NO
~" -, str.et AZ - cents u'o 'uIH
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Hon. D. o. Haskell Il lshIu1
canvass II this district, iaw|
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A HOY-l6 years old wants situation NO
\ objection to going 10 country. Apply
at A +. Hariies, Mlslon street, near Me-
Einnrv rlun. seplG.N
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Wanted Help.

,,OOK-A good girl to cook for II small fam
L NV. Right person can fud good Stuh-
ton and prompt pay. Address y III care
E,ruiI Otiicc. septl5-2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-19

DIRL OR N--lmmediately to do
In unuprnI homework, Small family; good
home. Apply in person at McCLh LLA Nd
a, 4 n E1l Elm street. S9plN-2I
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-19

rARM-A highly cultivated farm with
Il GOOD house, barn, orchards, etc., III III
noiS, for Texas land, or DALLAS pIunet,S
Address Editor Herald. Jyl5-u
,IrATCH-A magnificent magic case gol1
w watch, for n second'hahd buggy anu
harness. Address box l7N stRll-II
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Wanied--Maie Help,

nuPNISI-A Young nan rs copyist who
I writes good hand, Plenty o. work
and small pay. Address, with reference
Lock Box 265, Dallas y, ., septli'2t
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~ ESrAURANT-C Compete in appoint
II ments, at Mckinney. Address Louis
Goeman al Mckmngg, Texas. sep'Ol
OLD PArEks-Ast THIS nS,n oi,iee' In G9sg5
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10 Irade or Exohanpe.

IN, 900 Worth OF Mo Lead Mining
40 .O()O stock to loan TO settle bank
rnnf claims, or to exchange east for goods
A iIrnaa At, lCK pDStOiiiCe, Septlo'N
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rgNWO YOUNG LADIkS-To learn the mil
lmcry business. Good reference re-
oulred, Apply ats. IRA SONS 6il Main
street septlH-2t
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cotton or grain buyer hardware, grocer
Ins,nnirr srpl6-2C
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.,ANNASSER- Wanted n travelling agent
Y for lcuitimu'u business. References
az IN ability. and $50 deposit required. Good
situation for the night man, Addres for one
ur,I, II r.. ueruld once, Sepll-lw
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-01-22
Ghe 9risona Sentinel.
Published Every Saturday, by VIM. J. BERRY,
TFRMS--Invariablv in Advance
SUBSCRIPTION:
ADVERTISING:
EDITOR & PROPRIETOR.

ADVERTISING: One square, each insertion $2 50 Each subsequent insertion l D Contracts by the year or quarter at re- ducpd rates
 A square consists of ten lines of this size type.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-01-22
YUMA. A. T., SATURDAY, JANUARY 22 lS76

In 1871, he was appointed by
 the legislature, commissioner to
 compile the laws of Arizona in
 single volume. The laws as print
 ed by order of each legislature,
 were in numerous volumes and
 very incOnvenient for reference. The compilation made by Cover nor Bashford was so carefully pre- pared, arranged and indexed, that the work has proven of great val ue to the bar and the people, and it's accuracy is not questioned af- ter several years of use in our courts.
 It will thus be seen that Gov. BashfOrd has held very impor. tant official relations with the Territory for nearly twelve years, and has at the same time been ac- lively engaged in the practice of the law, and intimately identified with the advancement of all our best public and private interests. His retirement from official sta tion, although long contemplated by him and undoubtedly to his personal advantage, will be re- gretted by all who have been fa- miliar with his able, faithful and conscientious public service, ex- tending over so many years in the history of Arizona, and we are sure he Will carry with him the kindest feelings, best wishes and sincere regard of the whole peo- pie of the Territory, of which we are pleased to state, he will con- tipue a citizen and resident.
 Of MT. .Sanb0rn, who is to suc- ceed Gov. Bash hford, we can only i say that if he makes as good a re- cord here as his predecessor has made, we shall be ready to award 1 him d full measure of praise.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-01-22
Cheek.

The Chicago drummer is about the livelest specimen of cheek that exists on the face of this
 mundane sphere," as our senti-
 mental editor would call it. Re- gently merchant in Kan kakee,
 Ill.,, who had been somewhat WOr ried by Chicago drummers, de-
 vised what he thought an effect ual means of preventing the an. noyance. lie fitted up his office with all inc sepuich ral sugges- iivenesS of a lodge of col0red Knights of the Resurrection; it was hung with black, blunder- busses, bowie knives and revol- vers were scattered profusely, while a skull, all mashed in, lay on his ledger inscribed in blood red characters :
 THIS WAS A CHICAGO DRUMMER.
 He fondly fancied himself safe, but his dream was delusive. On Wednesday, Chicago drummer, in the hardware line, reached Kankakee at II A. M., and before 2 in the afternoon (despite the as- Surances of his landlord that he was taking his life in his hand, and if he persisted in going he would do well to settle his bIll first he had stOrmed the mer- chants entrenchments. "HuliOw said he. as he wrung the mer- chants hand, Chow are you ? How's the folks. How's biz? Fine weather for crops, eh? Nice, cheerful black you've got here. What did you pay fer that black tapestry? Ough tn't to keep your blunderbuses at full cock. Lots of accidents happen that way, be- cause you try to draw it toward you by the muzzle, and off she goes. Always keep them at half cock. That's @ mighty nice re- vOlver, one of the lot you bought from us last March. I can sell you the same revolver now ten per cent. less. Hullo! Where'd you buy that bowie knife? Sure as you're born, they've cheated you. Pot metal, Tll bet" Here the merchant interrupted him and pointed to the skull. "Ha! hav laughed he with a mirthfulness which did not altogether conceal an almost offensive contempt, that's very good joke, but it's too thin. That ain't no drum mer's skull; look at the cheek bones! why, you couldn't mash lem in with a sledge hammer! Come, now, 1 want to show you some of our new styles of table cutlery" The doomed man sur rendered at discretion, and the drummer having sold him large bill, cooked his hat over his left eye, said "So long," and then walked jau ntily away.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-01-22
JOB PRINTING:

JOB PRINTING: Legal Blanks. Briefs, BiIl-Heads, Letter Heads, Circulars, Labels, Cards. Program mes, etc, printed in every style, with. neat ness and dispatch.
 ~ Currency taken AT PAR when pay ments are made in advance.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-01-22
Furnished Rooms To-Let

WE HAVE NICE, QUIET, GEN. FEEL FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET TO GENTLEMEN.
 These rooms are adjoining the YUMA EXCHANGE, corner of Main street and Jones' Avenue. Call at the Yuma Ex- change. REDONDO & BALE.
 Yuma, Oct 9th, 1875. tf
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-01-22
70 ZHE NerVO & DebiSitate6 OF BOTH SEXES. No Ch0rge for AdUice 0nd Consul
 tGtjOn.

DR. J. B. DYOTT Graduate of Jetfer- son Medical College, Philadelphia, author of several valuable works, can be consult ed on all diseases ofthe Sexual or Urinary Organs, (which he has made an especial study either in male or female, no mat ter from what cause originating or of how long standing. A practice of 50 years enable him to treat diseases with success. Cures guaranteed Charges reasonable. Those at d distance can forward letter describing symptoms and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
 Seud for the GUIDE TO HEALTH.
 Price 10 cents.
 J. B. DYOTT. M. D.. Physician and Surgeon I04 Duane Street, New York City, New York.
 CRANE & BRIGHAM, Wholesale Agents, San Francisco, Cal
 au Billy
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-22

sides the cost of suit, to-wit: S27
%, making total still due Of $179 50.
I have further to report that the
late day at which q settlement with
Tax Col was effected, has pre-.
vented nae from making mp full
statement Of the indebtedness Of
the parish now outstanding in scrip
and in judgments. / hope to present
such a report to you at your next
meeting.
I request your Honorable body to
allow the commissions charged on
Road and Bridge fund, and on
Judgment fund, and to issue to me
your warrants on Ordinary Fund
for balances shown to be due me
on that fund; and also, for small
balance due me on contingent fund.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
January ID, 1876.
j. A. SNYDER,
Parish Treasurer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-22

A sufficient answer to TIE deus
g0gical cry concerning the renoysI
Of the Union soldiers by : Democat
ic House is found in the facts vhieh
have already been published i -
Washington dispatches. Let ~
may escape the notice ofths Oh
Legislature, we again remind TIT
body that Colonel Fitzhugh, a.
keeper of the House, has mede
eighty-five appointments. OF thess
twenty five have been given y
Union soldiers, or, nearly 0nethipL
The Republican DOor-keeper d ~
last Congress, out Of one hundred
and tifty-three appointments gsye
but twenty -four places to Unioa.
soldiers, or less that onesixth. +
thus appears that the Union ~
der fares about twice as well IT,
cruel hands Of Democrats a. IN ~
mercifnl kindness Of RepablicsaA
1t further appears that the Doee
keeper Of the last Congress appoint
ed fifteen Elk Confederate sOldiessto
positions, while Colonel Fithgugh
has only appointed ten. This latse
shibboleth Of the Republican pasty
lacks legs Cincinnati EnQuirefy.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-01-22

These statements show the follow
ing balances due to Percy Baker,
Tax Collector, &C., t0.wit:
Ordinary fund, bal due Collector ....4 298 IS
Road & Bridge fund bal. due Collector 80
j Judgment fund. bal due Collector. . Is
licenses returned by Collector.---:. 1861 w
Ali of which we believe to be cor.
rect; and all of which is respect
fully submitted.
j. A SNYDER,
j. G.. ALLEN,
w. G. MCDONALD,
Committee.
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Be It enacted BY the Police Jury
Of Bossier Parish, That the above
and foregoing report of committee
be, and the same is hereby, adopted
as a settlement with Percy Baker,
Tax Collector, as to matters therein
contained, and that warrants be
issued to said Baker on ordinary
fund for two hundred and ninety
eight and 35-1OO dollars; on Road
aud Bridge fund for nine and 35-1OO
dollars; and on Judgment fund for
four and 68-10O dollars, it being the
balances due said Collector on the
said several funds.
On motion, the blank parish H.
censes returned by the Tax Collec.
tor in amount of $1,000. 90, as shown
by abeve settlement, was burned in
presence of the board.
On motion, w. II. Hill was au-
thOrized to purchase two drawer
locks and stationery for the Police
Jury, and present his account for
same to this body.
There was then presented par
ish warrant, No. "a, of date Febrn-
airy 9th, 1874, for SIS 90, issued to
N. A. Durdin, without the Treas.
urers endorsement, which was, on
motion, ordered re-issued for said
amount in favor of the said n. A.
Durdin on ordinary fund.
On motion, the following accounts
were then allowed to j. b. Oneal,
Constable Of the 9Th Ward, for
services in State cases, as follows,
tO-wit:
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jan l2-By hal due Collecr
brot down Al %
To the Honorable Police Jury of
Bossier Parish, La:
The undersigned, your committee
appointed to settle with Tax Coles
tor for his collection Of taxes for
the year 1875, respectfully report,
that they have discharged the duty
imposed upon them by your honora-
bic body, and herewith present
statements of receipts and disburse-
ments by said Collector on the sew
eral funds kept on Treasurers books.
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Bellevue, La,
SATURDAY, ::::::::::::::::::::::January 22, 1876.
Police Jury Proceedings.
January Session.
Fourth Days Proceedings.

POLICE JURY Room, D
Bellevue, Bossicr Parish, La,
January 18th, 1876.
The Honorable Police Jury, in
and for tho Parish OF B0ssier, La,
met pursuant to an adjournment.
Members present:
]. J. Swindle, President;
J. q. Allen, league Miller,
Sol Ely, Emperor. Thomas.
ia VIM. II. Hill, Clerk.
The board was called to order by
the President, and minutes Of yes.
terday were read adopted.
The committee on settlement with
Tax Collector then presented the
following report, which was, on
motion, received and ordered spread
upon the minutes, to wit:
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