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THE DLUE.GIsASs FARMER.
As GIoWingIy Pictured by MIR.
NuttcrHOn.

hutterS0n.
From the LouItvIlle courier-Jourual.
The Bluegrass farmer, who boasts his
nine hundred acres Of arabic land-has
miles and miles Of stone fencing-aud.
content with his pastures full Of thorough:
BREEDS and his barns bursting with all the
cereals, obstiuately refuses to travel
stands as a popular type OF the repre-.
sentative provincial. Take man like
Henry Mcdowell, or Warren Wiley, or
Bnlord, or either Of the Alexanders, or
Vench, or Dorsey, or the ThompsoDs Of
Scott, or the Clays Of Bourbon-take, in
fact, any Of the great Kentucky stock
raisers, or well.to.do Kentucky farmers
and he will tell you with a glow Of
healthy sincerity, which is irresistible,
that thereis no spot Of earth, no matter
how sublimated or how small, 10 compare
With that which he ia proud and happy
10 call his home. He will walk out
on the front piazza Of morning, stirring
the sugar in the bottom Of the glass, fol.
lowed, actually pursued, by the aroma OF
the SO.year.old jug on the sideboard, and
he will survey the landscape, "a he
strokes his chin TO relieve the monoton-
Qua movement Of the spoon, in the light
Otthe perfect day. The sun, like young,
sorrel heller, is climbing the hill, pausing
Tor moment at the top. Thedew.drops,
half drunken, as though they had taken a
turn at the ripening corn, stagger about
the edges Of the wood.lot and try to be
familiar with the blades Of grass. The
boys are taking the horses to water In the
spring branch that flows Of, a tiny strip
Of silver through the meadow. Two
otthree pretty girls flash their undyed
blonde heads and implanted red cheeks
out oil the second-storY window to
zee that they are not outrivaled
By the flies. There ia, to cut sentiment
IS short as one may at such a moment, q
wealth Of serenity aud beauty, prosper
Gus, luxuriant, virtuous and happy life,
which oils the soul Of the provincial as he
sli's the sugar in the glass, stroking anon
The board upon his chin, and causes him
to'ay to himself: swell, they may talk
about their Boulevards and their Central
Parks, their University clubs and their
!Aeaters, but, after all, is there anything
Immature or in art equal to Kentucky"
To the stranger within his gates he Ia
nodsstly retioent. Or else no launches
outinto irrelevant talk about this colt or
that short horn, the steer in the stable or.
The girl in the parlor, from sheer bashful.
iHe''; his references to Kentucky stock,
hGEbeit, never falling below the standard
otthe blue ribbon.
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GheQnteIEiQstteer,
OUR FAIRnONT I.ETTER.
FArRMOsr,:.D December 20

kATRMOETt IlhfAmhAR ~
,.,,. ,,,,,-. rNl"~0NA'' Ne'e"'OsF 20.
hai'0'' '",enS'"'e,'
In my ieuer OF yesterday was mlsta.
ken In saying th1t the ChFlGtmas obser.
yances would , END In grand ball at the
Town HaIl; rms ahalr does not occur
until New Tears eve. l make lhe cor.
Tecslo3 WIN pleasure; and sincerely
hope mat tue young ladies' ana gentlemen
VINO compose the party may nave q gay
and happy hme When they
"- -. I'm from gentle jali't,I VOC;
~, ~ SO4n. 'A' '"lS VI tIuH1 et1'OF, Ue'
Ihefe was considerable revelFy here In
certain locaIltles on Chrlstmaa night
among NOSE VINO pass LOT paragona In
the SOCIAL Circle SeVerai hShts are re-
ported - hsviHs occurred yesterday and
las! night. All thls caEousing comes Of
drinking PAD whisky. Ihe Town Conn.
Gil refuses 10 aliow the court 70 grant IL
cense 70 any one IN tue borough, and as 4
consequence we nave several holes in
The wall as they are called, where
WhisSy OF the neanest kinu 10 sold sly-
W 4ne IoInelL snoulu sec mat the llle-
gal SAFE Is broken up, or else grant IL
cense 70 reSpectaO.e and Responsible men
VINO Ttn no! apuse me privilege 80
Stah.eu ' anu rec Inst othefs 90 not sell
Sl.H"T ". license NJ II wLlsky Is to be sold
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FORTY YEARs BEF0RE rHE PUHIlo
DIR. C. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

~
symptoms OF 2 Diseased Liver.
Jain IN the right side, under the
i edgeot the ribs increases on pres
sure; sometimes the paints IN the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the lett side; sometimes the pain
IS tclt under the shoulder-bl and
It frequently extends to the top OF
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
tai taken Tor a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter.
native with lax; the head is troubled
with PAIN accompanied with a dull,
i neayy sensation IN the PACK part.
tnetesgenetally acohsloeraolelo loss
etmemoIy,aceo!npanieowithaPain
~. sehsa.lon q haying le,t undone
s Jane . Mntsn 9usns 70 nave Deen
u .;.,.s. ~ a s a.t uiy eo1gn Is some.
s.u.sS ,s 81 sttenu1A.. tne patent
complains Jams so H.Na.as 81 aeo oeoiHty;
s's E = ea:.Iy s.a i ~ ms ieet arc ceto
VI Cutnnis, aiiu NC eoIlplalns o. a
ir; ;SN %. sen ist " . me skln ms
s ss.ss dt .hl low aa a.n99gh ne IS
f su;s, :. 'as .sa S DC oeae.
summon nm fo,i;t,,dc sno,,ob ~ ~,
il. In fact. he distrusts every ~ rem.
edy. Several Of the above SWIM.
toms attend the disease hnt case.
have occurred whore fsw If them ~.
listed. VET examination If thc hod,,
after death. has shown the I,vrp -
have been extensiyeIv deranred \ -
AcTrr ANTI $500
~ 10 r MOI 1fn w., : = I;,sn E d..
-, TX. y. 'LnSs ,s, LIVER ,.,,,.. FILLS,
t ~ s 9Th 0 fi MND ~ nsSLE wsn
s sIa ~, MI sn,. ,, I.e p,1uae!iye
~ cs.hs-t;s 1 ean ~ ,e ssJ Mo pst'er
g Cashatae a can pe used, preparatory
-, - s sI..i.s .4 ~ 0ulnine; we
VII, wH ttio ' d;so al, " .o arc .Ia
Wv" st.s 0''NS " S"S 'l'eul a
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Billions deranoemanfe and
as a simple curative, thew are un-
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BsIIArRH LocA1s.-upon the COM
plant entered by = female named Mar.
gareth B. Minder, mailing from Washing.
ton Pa, Esquire ], ]. Powell OF this
city, on Wednesday evening last, Issued
Il warrant for the arrest Of DR.. G.. w.
Kelley, practitioner here, charged with
"bastardy;% after legal hearing Of the
case, the parties compromised, BY Dr..
Kelley giving ptomissary note Of $500
to the much injured woman. TS-tal
A "minor" arrival, was on Monday
last, entered on the family records OF Mr.
Isaac Gof, boiler at our Rolling mill.
It Is a healthy boy baby. The father is
Nj. VIM. B. 8. Carroll Of this city,
about noon yesterday, accompanied by a
family Escort proceeded to Bridgeport
o., to offer his heart and hand to one Of
the fair daughters Of that place, named
Miss Lizzie McClarian,
The Council Committee on Streets and
Alleys a few weeks since reported favor.
ably the petition, signed BY numerous Of
our best citiSens, for . double street
crossing at the corner Of SD and Bel
mont streets, east aide, the principal
throroughiare in our corporation, but
yet, In view OF even all this, the majority
Of the Council discarded the recon.
mendation Of ita committee, and even
went so far "a TO treat the petition
with contempt or, in other words,
the prayer Of our best citizens and prompt
tax.payers 10, In the estimation ottwo 81
three Of our o ouncilmen, below par value
The election Of new Councilmen, BY The
way, takes place the first Monday ID
April next.
Among the many Of our most scientific
and skilliul men in this community, Mr.
| James 8. sellars, the Photographic rank
as ono Of the foremost We had thu
| pleasure few days aimee Of noticing, OF
exhibition at our post otiee, q rare
collection Of hi1 ART, In the lates
style. Mr.. sellars, In q moat remarkable
manner, has stood the test for over 20
yoarI In this eonmnnity, notwithsIand
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MouNDsynIE IrRxs.-The Ohio Val.
ley Iron Works have numerous and
large orders, and are being run to their
fullest capacity.
A young man BY the name Of Gamble,
an employe Of our Iron Works, had one
Of his fingers sheared OF by the "hoop.
ahears.n
The scarlet fever epidemic ia abAtinS.
Nonew cases have been reported for seS.
eral days. ''a
Aeiti,en of the upper Ward was taken
In custody on Christmas BY Constable
Keller for attempting to shoot his wife.
Parties from Pittsburgh have at.lasl
succeeded in leasing land Of Col. Thomp.
son, and will begin to "bors for Dsa
shortly.
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Obituary..
Warn. oAk, Rrca1E Co., ". Va,
TlaraHhar % 1877

-. december "a, is77. J
Ai.an IutelliSeuoer:
Please publish tue death Of an old and
W " Republican, the Honorable George
" y, I!nn, who died at his residence in
I ~ county W. Va, on the l4th day
:. November, 1877. His departure will
sgreat loss TO this community and his
Republican irienda. A. r.
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AFine Lot Of sheep Conc south

AGtots lutellEencer:
About ten days ago Mr.. Currau Mem
Del came into our neighborhood to pur-
Chase sheep TO take to his farm in Texas.
De succeeded in buying the number be
wanted and this (christmas) morning
Started 10 your city, where he expects to
saf them, a flock ofover 600, from one TO
!Atse years old, all having been bought
u Brooke county, he has the beat bunch
q sheep Of that number taken from
stoOke county or the Panhandle in the
i@tswenty years. Very Truly,
THoS. BUCHANAN.
Bslrieu Farm, Brooke Co, wv, De-. %
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The Pennsylvania Company will pay
ave s' hundred (6o0) dollars reward for the
SsGst aud conviction Of the party who
NJ sfstO MiuSo bridge. @
JoHa THOMAS,
Superintendent
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CHR. s1EBKE. Agent,
wHEE1Ne.:w..yA.

d.. RIoo'd's Essence al Life restores muuhood
and the yiguE Of youth 70 the most shAttertd oOI.
stitnuou ~ four week. from whatever cause BriS-
ing. Failure impossible Beware Of SdVtftlSer,
Who oher so-ealed Free Prescriptions that ale use
ltss. and hnAlly prove TujnouSly expensive What
ever has merit must cost lair price. 90 pef eaSa
sent by e1preA anywhere, Role Agent, Df. JOS
JAcouES uniTsaity Place, New York. Drug.
gsts supplied. jyi7
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m. Pullman Drawing Room and BlesplnE Can
lrOm steuGenIille and Columbus through vtLNoed
SacT9t % GnetnnHt1 Louisville, indianapolis md
Tbs pleasure seeker or those seeking HoNss h
" WsEf, should call on or address the nnderSlEnod
ior through time tables, maps, land Circular nd
further Information. w, l. OiBRIRH
'enI passenger and Ticket Agent, No. no Hlah
Atreet, Columbus, Ohio, mTi3
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TIME TABLE-wHEE1ING d BIN GROVE
i kAlLRoAD.-On and after Saturday, Decons
G-r - 1871, cArS will run a. follow
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FERNS oF svsacRIPrloN.
DAILY.

BY mali, N OduaHtt, potiugs Fqaid
Dpe JtaE.....,.....ss % Tire mouths. @
Delivered y Gatrisfs IN CiIy iSc pSFWeSi.
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SssSOsngIls HHdatIoa-LeavSs Bellatro u
III M Bh Eepurt Al as; aud arrives At ste1.
IN 'lls Al Sis p IN.
bridgeport II E6S Il u
., eiAl accommodation trains leave BelGre Il
70 a N and l2:l6 p m; Bird. ePoIt Al S:IB a. d.
I'd LOO IN arrive al ARrtin's reFry 4b6 o. N.
'nd EIOP N htutnlnE leafs Martins ferry q
tIoa ~ and S:SO y m; bridgeport II:SS 4. N.
ESS p N :
ItrLets 10 ali prinCilal points in the East and
vest csh 10 procured At The Union II let ONO,
eLure HOuSe, and at the AtAuon Al Bridgeport,
F. Il. MYEEt,
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NLEvELAND d PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
" C0NDRNaRD TINE CARD,
6E@ m alzzul
e. ~
On and after May 10Th, 1871, Trains will nm
lAily Except sunday 10 ioll0WS, viz,
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BEMI.WEEKLY.

BY H'otL n odtuAas, poitags prpaid.
nrs ysHf..........,.,ss % siI nSuthL. .....Si W
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Shcrif,s Sale.

Lydia Watson No. asl2. In the Ds
t. NJ Gillner, eta ais )ish, La F''
by virtue OF il writ of fieri facias issued frO,
- the District Court of the parish Of BO.
sier, La, in the above named suit, and TO M
directed, / have seized, and will proceed /
sell ut public auction, to the last and HIGHS
bidder. on theT NJ GlLMER PLANTATION
ON Red River, Bossier parish, about four min
above Shreveport, within the legal hours
sale, on Saturday, the 5th day Of MAY, lsi
the following described property, to wit:
The north half of section seventeen IN
south half of section eight the south half |
section nine; east half Of northwest auar,s
of section nine; south half of northwest auul
ter OF section eight. and fractional secta
eighteen, east of Red River, in township eiri
teen. of range thirteen, on Red River, in ii
parish of Bossier, Louisiana, known M III
Tom Gilmer Plantation and containing min
hundred and sixty acres, more or less, with 4
improvements, and to be sold in Subdivisions
as the law directs
Also, - head mules. 2gray horses, yokes
oxen, about 1900 bushels corn, $500 pounds
fodder, IL plows, log chain, q set plew geG
2shovels, two 2-4 wagons, and l3singletrees
All seized rs the property OF the defendaR
L. NJ. Gilmer, and to be sold to pay and satist
said writ
Terms of Sale-Cash, with the benefit 1
appraisemcnt. Act Of sale ut the expense
purchaser.
J.B. ONEAL, Sheriff
Bellevue, La, March -, 1877. tpr'sfeel
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Our thanks to President Hayes
for the military order published
elsewhere, and last but not least,
to Ex-President Grant for the
late status quo. How gladly
would these orders have been
received four years ago by the
McEnefyites struggling in the
breach. However, better late
than never.
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attorneys pro tempore of the State, to prose
CUTE before any court of competent jurisdic
ton, all offenders and persons committing mis-
demeanors under the provisions of this act.
SEQ. Is Be it further enacted, ETC., That
this act shall take effect from and after the
first day of June, 1877 and all laws or parts of
laws in conflict with this act be and the same
are hereby repealed.
(Signed) LOUIS BUSH,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
(Signed) LOUIS A. WILTZ,
Lieut-Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved April l3, 1877.
lSigned) FRANCIST NICHOLAS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana
A true copy:
WILL A STRONG, Secretary of State
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School Notice,

4 regular meeting of the State Board of
~ Education, held April l4th, in New Or
leans, the following named persons were unan
imously elected School Directors on the Parish
Board for the Parish of Bossisr, viz:
L. B. Phillips. DIR. Paul Lawrence.
John Pickett. John w. Rabb.
John G. Allen. Newton c. Brownlee.
DR. WI Mobley Jordan Minis
Marcus Ball.
BY request of Robert NJ. Lusher, State SUI
perintendent, hereby call meeting of the
abo-e named members at Bellevue a., on the
Bird day of May, next, for the purpose of Or
ganzation, &c.
WI. MOBLEY, NJ. D.
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The Order PROMULGATED.
War Department,

War Department, }
Washington, April 20, 1877. !
General w. T. Sherman;
General.-I have the honor to
enclose herewith copy of COM
munication from the President of
the United States, in which he di
reefs that the detachment of the
United States troops now stationed
in the vicinity of Mechanics Insti-
tute, in the city of New Orleans, La,
be withdrawn to such convenient
barracks as may be selected for their
occupation. You are hereby charged
with the execution Of this order and
will cause the withdrawal to take
place on Tuesday next, the oath of
April, at II o'clock meridian.
Very respectfully, your obedient
servant, GEO. w. MCCRARY,
Secretary of War.
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The Presidents Edict.
Executive Mansion.
Washington, April 20.

washington, April ~.
Sir-Prior to my entering upon
the duties of the Presidency, there
had been stationed, by order of my
predecessor in the immediate vicin-
ity Of the building used as a State
house in New Orleans, La, and
known as the Mechanics Institute.
a detachment of United States in.
fantry. Finding them i'll that place
| have thought proper to delay a
decision of the question of their re-
moval until l could determine
whether the condition of affairs is
now such, as to either require or
justify continued military interven-
ton OF the national government in
the affairs of the State. In nv opin-
ion there does not now exist in
Louiaiana such domestic violence as
is contemplated by the constitution,
as the ground upon which the mill.
tary power of the national govern.
ment may be invoked for the de-
fence Of the State. The disputes
which exist as to the right of certain
claimants to the chief executive
office of that State, are to be settled
and determined not by the execu.
tive of the United States, but by
the such orderly and peaceable
methods as may be provided by the
constitution and laws of the State.
Having the assurance that no resort
to violence is contemplated, but
that on the contrary, the disputes
IN question are to be settled by
peaceful methods under and in &C.
cordance with law, 1 deem it proper
to take action in accordance with
the principles announced when I
entered upon the duties of the Pres.
ldency. You are therefore directed
to see that the proper orders are
issued TOR the removal of said troops
at an early date from their present
position to such regular barracks in
the vicinity as may be selected for
their occupation.
[Signed. r. B. HAYES.
To hon. G. W. McCrary, Sec. War.
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than never.

Since Grant went out of office
be can afford to be candid, and
he now says that if he hadn't
kept troops in South Carolina,
Louisiana and Florida, the Dem
ocrats would have had no trouble
in securing all these States.
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Absolutely Infamous" are
the words the Bangor Wing
(Rlaine RadicaD applies to the
Presidents policy, and the re-
suits of that policy are "a ma
tional shame"
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To- At home or abroad get DIR. j. H Nc
Leans Strengthening Cordial and Blood Puri
fer, recognized all over the World as the best
tonic, invigorator and purifier of the blood
For puny and weak children, or delicate fe-
males, an absolute necessity. DR.. j. H. Mclean,
314 Chestnut ST., Louis
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Democrats 81; total JOG. Senate
Total number Sc; present to-day 33;
absent 3-Messrs. Harper, Wake
field and Dumont, all Republicans.
The senate neutrality-suspicious.,
thirteen present; Democrats, twenty
present.
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Southern Policy" Drinkino CT.

Nhe public are notified that I have 49,.
Il New Saloon at Moore & Son,s IA IISSeaeet
IN Bellevue, and assure them intso ~,u s,sa
Tor those who may call on me, frat .sI. |" ~
eies OF all kinds usually kept in Conn, ss ~
looms Ii you wish good drink. I am y
ed to furnish it, and if you desire a eold
| have Oysters, Sardines, Lobsters S Sa .Iai
Devilled Ham, &c, &c. '' Saua
Give me call and try what offer
Re,1ev,s T. p J, H. LOTION
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NOTICE.
u. S. Internal Revenue
SPECIAL TAXES
May I, 1877, to April 80, 1871

VNhe Revised Statutes Of the United Stair
i Sections 1922, 1887, 3a3S, and 39as, "
quire every person engaged in any bushes
avocatlon, or employment which renders bin
liable to SPECIAL TAX, TO PROCURE AM
PLACE CONSPICUOUSLY IN HIS y
TABLISHMENT OR PLACE OF BUSlNEN
STAMP denoting the payment Of .'
SPECIAL TAX for the Special. Tax Yeare
ginning May |, 1877, before commencing
continuing business after April 30, 1877. !,
A return, as prescribed on Form II y ~
required by law of every person liable
Special Tax as above
THE TAXES EMBRACED IN TME -
VISIONS OF THE Law ABOVE oU01D
ARE THE FOLLOWING, WIZ
Rectlflers. ---.-..--... -...........''.tSors \
Dealers, retail liquor. ................. =
Dealers, wholesale liquor. .....:...... ~
Dealers in malt liquors, vhOlesale..... =
Doaiors ~ ' Iaaf tnnacc" 1, 80
Reta;I dealers in Leaf tobacco $3.50. 500 Y
And on sales of over 81 900, fifty cents
for every dollar in excess Of u, wv. a
Dealers in manufactured t0bacco...... ~
Manufacturers of stills. 80
And for each still manufactured: y
And for each worm manufactured. ~
Manufacturers of tobacco. ...........' AZ
Manufacturers of cigars. .....-....... w
Peddlers of tobacco, first class lmofe "a A
than two horses or other animalel...
Peddlers of tobacco, second class, Two ss A
horses or other animals). .........."
Peddlers of tobacco, third class lone ,s A
horse or other ANIMAL ............;.. ~"
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class ION n
foot or public conveyance).:........ "a
Brewers of less than 500 barreis....'" "a 4
Brewers of 500 barrels or more. :..::;. =" y.
Any person so liable, who shall falI . .;, III
ply with the foregoing Requirements ="
subject to severe penalties. - 4,
Persons or firms liable to pay Any u
Special Taxes named above must agpy
NJ. j. Grady, Collector o. in y.
nal Revenue at Monroe, anu y:
for and procure the Special. Tax c ~ N
Stamps they need prior to May !, io''
WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE ...a N
Special Tax Stamps will be transm'.sIs 4, Z
mail only on receipt from the person = : )
ordering the same of specific direcssons M
do, together with the necessary pcssage .'s
or the amount required to pay the PSt s ID
The postage on one stamp y three - ths
on two stamps six cents. II IL Is deslfeaa y
they be transmitted by registefed "a
cents additional should accompany VIC H
oa'i0h' GREEN B. RAun,
Commissioner of Internal he'eh'S
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, ~, ,e7
Washington, D. C., January - '''' 10
April s, 1877.
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List of Letters

Remaining in BelleSu Postoffee, uncalled
for, April 24th, 1877:
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Married.:

At the residence of the brides father, Rufus
Sibley. by the Rev. Mr.. Kirtley Mr.. H. H
Montgomery to Miss Virginia A. Sibley all OF
BOssier parish
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Bossier Parish
stray Sale.

Hy SHle.
Destroyed before P. R. G;,m.,
s ~ as IN day OF March, 1877 and On %
s Sma 70 ane highest BIDDER, for cash :, 1 ~,
Ju uu is79 on Saturday the 18th d Ds
high, and about 20 years old about Y
brands ''1' NO marks \
Appraised at so.
The owner is requested To eo,,.
prove property, pay charges A." "o iofwal
HENRY STONE ST.
March Goth, 1877. '''Sy Aaste,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-04-26
Live Stock, &c.
REV. M. II. BAILEY.
Elkton, Todd County, Kentucky,

Has for sale, all ages, pure Shorthorn Cattle,
- Berkshire and Poland China Hogs,
Cashmere Goats and Cotswold Sheep-wool
and mutton the object. My Shorthorns are of
Superior milking families milk and beef being
the object are not eXcelled in either by any
Alderney or Ayrshire. Stock delivered on cars
with food, and shipped to any part of the Unit
ed States. Correspondence solicited. Salts
faction guaranteed. yl6n5