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Grand Jury Report.

To he Honorable, the Judge Of the 18th
District Court Of Louisiana
We, the Grand Jury respectfully pre-
sent the following report and general
prssentments:
We have taken under consideration
al the matters brought before US, and
proper to be considered by a Grand
Jury.
We have examined the several off,
COO I the parish, and find them proper
v sept. The Recorders office needs
10 additional table of Ave by three
ieet, andits windows and window shut
'efs need repairing. The Atlas of the
parish should be rebound. The win
COW shutters of the Police Jury room
ssoneed repairs. A stock lock is need.
% 70 the door of the partition in the
Clerks office.
We find the Jail properly kept. A
oar to window of a lower cell is brok
enand ought to be repaired. Theplis
onsrs seem to have proper attention
out the smell of the house indicate
That disinfectants should be used.
complaints have been made of tn
condition of the road in the Gilmer Ian
on Shreveport and Benton road, AM
aiso, Of the condition of the bridp owe
cypress bayou, at old Alden place, an
We advise that the Police Jury max
'as needful repairs.
In taking leave of the Court, we be
"return our thanks to your Honor;
'0e Sheriff and Clerk; and. to the Di.
aic1 Attorney, for the kindness an
sSSSarlesy shown US, and ask to be dis
R. E. WycHE, Foreman.
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THE TIMES.
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Hunters have grown to be such a
terrible nuisance in the parish of
West Baton Rouge that the planters
are arresting them as tresspassers
and locking them up. They break
down fences, burn the grass and
shoot cattle and tame fowls. Nothing
but strict game law or a night in
the lookup will cure this weakness
Neao Orleans Democrat.
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VNHE PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY TIMES,
i an immense quarto sheet OF 36 columns,
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every Saturday thereafter, containing most
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THE HARTFORD TIMES
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in news, always readable, racy and reliable.
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Accustom yourselves to master
and overcome things of difficulty,
for, il you observe, the lett hand,
for want ofpractice, is insignificant,
and not adapted to general business,
but it holds the bride better than
the right, from constant use.
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r Also, the same new way! new prin.
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nose and throat, DIR. J. II. McLean's Catarrh
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Court Record.
BOSSIER DISTRICT COURT-March Term.

The following cases have been con-
sidered during the past two weeks and
disposed of:
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
State VS.. Frank Hunter. Shooting
and manning cows. Trial by Jury.
Verdict, guilty" Sentenced to pay
fine OF $40 and all costs of prosecution,
and in default of the payment of fine
and costs, three months in the parish
Jail.
State VS.. lib Pilgrim. Larceny. Mol
pros.
State VS.. Bob Robinson. Petit lar
ceny. Bond for appearance forfeited.
State vs.. John Shryock. Wounding
less than mayhem. Bond forfeited.
State VS.. Ben. James. Shooting with
intent to murder. Bond forfeited.
State VS.. George Washington. Fail
ing to work the roads. Mol pros.
State VS.. Murphy and Burns. Muir
der. Continued.
State VS.. Elizabeth Adger. Breaking
and entering dwelling in the day time,
and larceny. Continued.
State VS.. Ed. Hathaway. Plea OF
misnomer filed. Indictment amended
so as to read "Atwell Hathaway. Con-
timed.
State VS.. Henry Rollins. Burglary
and larceny. Mol pros.
State VS.. Dick Henderson. Assault
and battery. Trial by jury Verdict,
mot guilty"
State VS.. Nathan G. Wilson and Sam.
uel Edwards. Assault and battery
Trial by jury. Verdict, guilty" De.
PENDANT Wilson sentenced 10 pay a fine
of $40 and costs, and in default of pay
ment, three months in Jail. Edwards
sentenced to pay a fine of 500 anC
costs, and in default, parish Jail for 81,
months.
State VS.. Edwards and Watson. AS
sault with a dangerous weapon. Tria
by jury. Verdict, guilty" of com
mon assault. Sentenced to pay fin
of $25 and costs, and in default, Jail TO
three months.
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r The wide Awake Magazine
hApril gives three graceful contrlou-
Bou, to Easter literature, "The Easter
gsdvsl" by Perkins, "a Love Les
an u bv Mrs. Burten with all exquisite
Dlu,us,ion, and "a Story RetoId," a
poem by Miss Poullson with two dain-
IL ulctures. Elizabeth S. Phelphs con-
tdbutes one Of her finest poems, AT
The Party" finely illustrated b. Miss
Humphrey. Miss Farman has funny
,ece Of verse entitled Mammals
Spring Story" accompanied by a love
lyuorceau Of a picture.
The long stories Of the number are
sT!dently designed to captivate the
boys, icing "The First Hunt" by j.
H. Woodbury., and That Night at
lower Eddy" Little Spriggins'
Brother" will delight the smaller boys.
"Qaianebasset Girls" deepens III inter
at, aud GOOD Nothing Polly" the
hero Of Miss Farman's serial. never s.
Interesting as now, promises to close his
adventures in the next number. The
Fourth Adventure of Miltiades Peter.
kin Paup' Is capital. Mrs. H. T. Myers
gives valuable paper relative tt
Sweeping the Carpet" which we
commend to all house-keepers.
Only 81 per annum. Ella Farman
Editor; D. Lothrop & Co., Publishers
B0ston.
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Eg- The April Number of Harper's
Magazine is full of attractions. Har-
riett Prescott Spofford has an eloquent
history of Renaissance Decoration as
applied to furniture, profusely and rich
ly illustrated DR.. A. L. Gihon con-
Guides his beautifully illustrated paper
on the Atlantic Misunderstanding this
month the Canaries and Cape Verbs,
minsling with his entertaining infor-
nation 0! observations of Importance to
| invalids; Mary Treat contributes one
If her chapters of gossip about birds
pictorially illustrated; there is charm
ing narrative of the adventures of
Thomas Edward, a Scotch naturalist ;
DIR. John w. Draper continues his in
teresting description of remarkable ex-
periments made by him-this time in
connection with fame and conclusions
there are excellent serial novels and a
variety of short stories, and poem by
Longfellow. For terms, &C., see pros
pectus in another column.
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Publications.

HE UtUc HWNNc mAoAAtNc.
- NVide Awake now entering its Fourth
w Volume, has fairly won its place i'll
the high esteem of the Newspaper Press and
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warm affections of the people. 1t ia carefully
prepared for the whole family 1t has Large
Print Department for the smallest children :;
gay, sweet home stories and excellent Serials
for the young folks, and more solid papers Of
travel, history and science for the fathers and
mothers.
Attractions for 1677s
Q,tinnebasset Girls. By Sophie May.
Good for nothing Polly. g Ella Farman
Ckild Marion abroad. VIM. N. F. Round.
Housekeeping Papers. Mrs Helen T Myers
Practical Science Club Geo. Lowell Austin
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Babyland.

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in Large Print, on heavy amber paper for the
smallest children.
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DH Fifteen prisoners in parish Jail
Wednesday morning. ...
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- How happy are they who their
.n,ejsnce obey-and buy their dry
.od, and groceries of VIM. J. Hughes,
Becky Mount.
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"a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure, and
struction."
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BELLEVUE, Ia,
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IS ~ ~All sorts Of weather.
!. wl~capt. VIM. J. Hughes Rocky
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$1,000 Brick for SALE by t. H.
7 prSlvors & Son, Bellevue La.
i4n ~ ~ Nothing but first class goods sold
w. Hughes, Rncky Mount.
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le
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-08-18
DEDICATION.

Tho following was written by our late and
sey, while coniipd to his bed, shortly after the
amputation of his foot, and goes to show how
deeply he felt the kindness bestowed upon him
by his many friends during his suffering, and
how far from his mind was the thoughts OF
Death, who was but few hours distant, max.
who had won the esteem and wellwshes of all
the people in Phoebe:
Dedicated to my many dear friends In Phoebe,
whilst suffering from the amputation of leg.
take this way of expressing my heartfelt
being that none have suffered by the service
rendered me,
GILBERT LINDSEY.
When misfortune casts me down
And torture racks my very nerve,
The stream Of life almost run down
To the point twill not the body serve,
Friends, brave and gentle, gathered round,
With willing hearts and willing hands
Doing all they can to help me;
And oh, how we'll each understands
The way to please and comfort me-
As sluggsrd time moves along
Makes ME forget my aches and pains
And tells me now I'm getting strong.
When the first great ehock had stunned mo
And nerves were strailed to bear the blow,
Like bright angels lowering DER me
Soothing my poor fevered brow,
Till fever takes to wings and fly
And pain seems nothing to me now,
And whilst watched some bright kind eye
most forget had the blow.
Phoebe, you have IN awful name for sickness,
Roughs each other kill and main:
Many think, who live afar,
No good or virtue can be found,
Not one small bright redeeming star
Will shine upon your cursed ground;
Could but yield poets pen
To do but justice to the case,
I'd tell Of women and of men AZ true and brave
as any race
Az ever sprang from gods;
Or could from that mysterious place,
Where angels bearing flaming rods,
Guides the nervous world through space
No pious, praying, singing lot,
To ask the Almighty's hand to stay,
But ever ready to relieve my pains the natural
way.
Now dear friends I'm getting atrong.
And your kind services are done;
feel twill not be very long
Till I'm around and thank you everyone.
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Con. GIBFRrED returned from Silver
Reef on Thursday. Work is being
vigorously prosecuted on his mines in
that locality with unusual good. results
lately.
DEPOT for St..Louis Lager Beer-the
best in the world-fne Brandy and
Whisky-in brief, the best OF everything,
at Panaca Saloon, 1000 Main street.
One Price! One Bit! st. Louis beer
by the bottle. so cents to families.
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Persons calling for the above letters viii
please say Advertised"
CHARLES F. MEYERS. p. NJ.
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LIST OF LETTERS

IL Phoebe, New, Aug. IL, 1877. II not called
for in four weeks they will be sent to the Dead
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--%S
COINS Mammoth Clothing and Dry
Goods Emporium, at the old stand on
Main street, opposite Meadow Valley
street, has again opened with new and
we'll selected stok of goods pertaining to
trst-class establishment. Everything
new, nobby and stylish. Satisfaction
guaranteed in every instance. Call at the
old stand, where goods are sold at bot
tom prices. HENRY Conn,
Main st. opposite Meadow Valley st.
The fresh Chewing and Smoking To.
baccoes direct from Southern factories
at Krause's. If
EVERYBODY chews the celebrated
Golden Thread ane'cut tobacco at
Krause's. If
LADIES. go to J. Myers & Bro. for your
dry-goods. shoes, etc.; they are selling
out.
FINE Chicago Confectionery. Station
ary. Cutlery and Circulating Library
III hrHuS6 b. u
ALEXIS Shoes at Cluts's.
LADIES, do you want to buy goods
cheap for cash--go to j. Myers L Bro. :
KRAusE is known to have the very
best imported genuine Havana cigars. tx
CLOTHING cheaper at Clute's than any
other place in town.
J. MYERS & Bno. are selling shoes at
San Francisco cost.
FRESH Garden Seeds at G. Il. AlsXan-
ders Drug Store.
STYLISH Business Suits at Cluts's for
$3.50 to $22.50.
MINERS call at Clute's for your sup
plies.
Go TO Cluts's for Brilliant Coal Oil.
If you want bargains in the dry-gooda
line, 60 to j. Meyers & Bro.
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At Poujade's, Meadow Valley St.
GENUINE Gunpowder Tea.
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At Poujade's, Meadow Valley st.
FINEST ENGLISH BEAKHAsr TEA.
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At Pouiade's, Meadow Valley st.
Comet Tea. China Tea, Ooloong ani
Hyson.
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