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Parish Ordinance.
RELATIVE TO WARDS:

RELATIVE TO WARDS:
Be it enacted, by the Police Jury of Bossier
Parish, and it is hereby enacted by the author
ity of the same:
Section lst-That the Parish of Bossier be
red;strieted into Police Jury Wards, as follows:
Section 2-That Ward One shall extend
north to the township line, between township
II and township Is, and thence east to Red
Chute thence south as now fixed, shall here
after constitute Ward Number l, of this Par
ish, with polling place at Atkins place.
Section 3-That Wards Eight and Two are
hereby united, and shall extend south as far as
Ward No. l, and shall hereafter constitute
Ward No. 2, and shall contain one Justice of
the Peace, and one Election Precinct, with
Polling Place at Benton.
Section THAT Ward No. 6, as now consti
tuted, shall hereafter be known as Ward No.
8, and shall contain one Justice of the Peace
and one Election Precinct, with Polling Place
at Collinsburg.
Section SHAT Ward No 3, as now consti-
tuted, shall hereafter be known as Ward No.
T. and shall contain one Justice of the Peace
and one Election Precinct, with Polling Place
at Red Land.
Section SHAT Ward No. 7, as now consti-
tuted, shall hereafter be known as Ward No.
5. with one Justice of the Peace, and one Elec-
ton Precinct, with Polling Place at Rocky
Mount.
Section THAT Wards Nos. and S, as now
constituted, be and are hereby united, and
shall constitute Ward No. 6, and shall contain
two Justices of the Peace, and two Election
Precincts, with Polling Places at Bellevue and
Fillmore
Section S-That the dividing line between
Precincts Nos and 9, in Ward No. 6, be the
township line between township Nos. IL and
10, beginning at Red Chute and running east
as far as said township line extends. and rum
ming thence due east to the Webster parish
line and all north of said line shall constitute
Precinct No. / of Ward No. 6, with Polling
Place at Bellevue, as above; and all south OF
said line shall constitute Precinct No. 2, of
Ward No 6, with Polling Place at Fillmore.
Section 9-That this Ordinance take effect
from and after it's passage, and all laws in con-
aict herewith are hereby repealed
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Public Sales.
SIlerif7s Sale.

Joseph Taylor No. 1926. In 10th judi.
VS. cial District Court OF Cad
w. w. Sebastian. do Parish, La
by virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued in
- the above named suit aud to me directed.
have seized and will proceed to sell at public
auction to last and highest bidder, at the
Court house, in the town of Bellevue, La, and
within the legal hours of sale on the third
Saturday, the Goth day of July. A. D., 1873, the
following described property, to-wit.
The north half Of northwest quarter of sec
ton eight INT of n W of sec 81 of township
No. eighteen, fange ID.
Said described property being situated in the
parish OF 6ossier, Louisiana, just above what Is
known as the Tom Gilmer Quarter, and seized
as property Of Ellen G. Calhoun, one of defenu-
ants in execution on forfeited bond, and to be
sold to pay and satisfy said writ-say the sum
Of 40 10, besides interestand cost
Terms of Sale-Cash, without benefit of an
praisenent, Act of sale at the expense Of
purchaser.
Bellevue La, June Is, 1873.
j. b. ONEAL, Sheriff.
Per c. A. DEvEREUx, Deputy
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AR1sH CoURT.-Following is the
lander Of the docket.
N. Mcclellan VS.. B. F. Fort. THE
ndant being an interested party.
bed himself, and Judge Turner pre-
u. Judgment by default.
Mistakes were made in these two
in our last issue, and are, there
republished, correctly j
R. Williams VS.. Louisa Bead.
ment for defendant, on reconven-
hr damages, for $37 SO.
B. Perrin vs.. ]. B. Oneal ct al,
hit; continued.
ahnbate Business.-Succession of
eson Davis, deceased; statement
lbts for homologation, Judgment of
allegation signed.
recession of Frank Giffen, deceased
etement Of debts for houologation,
kment signed.
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Announcements.
FOR SENATOR

w. Fl. SCANLAND is d candidate for cleo.
ton to the State Senate from the Goth Senator.
ial District composed of the parishes of Bossier,
Webster. Claiborne and Bienvile; subject to
nomination by the Democratic Conservative
party at the Senatorial District Convention.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr. JOHN G. ALLEN is candidate for the
House of Representatives from Bossier parish;
subject to nomination of the Democratic Con
sentative party.
Hon. JOHN c. VANCE is a candidate for re-.
election to the House of Representatives from
Bossier parish; subject to nomination of the
Democratic Conservative party.
FOR SHERIFF.
Maj r. E. WYCHE is candidate for Sheriff
of Bossier parish; subject to nomination of the
Democratic Conservative party.
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John Chaffe and Sons, Christie
and William, are well known
ughout North Louisiana, both,
Dnally, and through their business
ions. This house has long enjoyed
confidence of the people of this
Eon, and, if capacity, strict atten-
% business, fair dealing, quick re-
sand large sales will merit it, this
ay established and reliable house
continue in the same. Address,
Union street, New Orleans.
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ERs0NAL.-Mrs. J. A. Snider and
NY left Bellevue last Tuesday on
kl1 TO Virginia and Maryland du-
me Summer season. Col. Snider
lnpanies his family as far as Mem
and then returns to Monroe, to
20 the Supreme Court. Mrs. s..
eniidren will probably not return
october. A pleasant journey
ale return are the heartfelt wishes
" numerous friends of the family.
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BELLEVUE, La,
IL, 1878.
[,s,o of Democratic Conserva-
1--WE Executive Committee.

cali meeting of the Democratic
LAXATIVE Executive Committee of
parish, was held Monday, July s,
Ip.llevus. The following members
nresent: III. w. Ogden, Elias
1,,aI John NJ. Arnold, L. B. Phil
and W. H. scanland.
,un,ber of citizens from different
.;oas of the Parish were in atten-
bee during the meeting.
AHer the transaction of routine bus
!. the Committee finally called a
i Mass Meeting
I,ha Democratic Conservative Party
tho Parish of Bossier, to be held at
kreyue, on Saturday, July Goth, 1878,
he purpose of selecting four Dele
b to the State Nominating Conven-
to be held at Baton Rouge, August
also, for the purpose of selecting
sw Parish Executive Committee,
Undermining the manner for select
delegates to the District Senatorial
lreation, and for general Party
anization.
Fl. w. OGDEN, Chairman.
LII. ScANLANp, Secretary.
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0fuLAR SCIENCE.-This excellent
suiy Tor July is at hand. Among
many scientific and highly inter-
ng articles, We find: Forms of Ad-
oy Herbert Spencer; Education
ocience, by Alexander Balm, LII.
c'ehtlhc Study of Human Test.
Wy ueo. NJ. Beard, M. D.; Civil
w and Science, by Prof. Emil Du
ymond; The Radical Fallacy
liberalism, etc., etc.
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VA Mr.. II. w. Ogden; Tax Collec-
tor, was in town this week, and paid
over to the Parish Treasurer 1914 "a, to
the credit of the following funds: 1877
road and bridge fund 1915 80, ordinary
800; delinquent tax-$8 IS; ordinary
fund 1878, $500.
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Stray Sale.

T. sstrayed before H L, Wheeler, Justice of
~ the Peace, Ward No. A. Bossier parish,
aud will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash,
August, 1875 an Iron Gray Pony, about IA
hands high, about 5 years old, and branded on
left side of neck with 63, and branded on left
hip X o s.
Appraised at $35.
The ewner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges. &c.
HENRY STONE, Stray Master.
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The report was received, and the
Board resolved itself intoa Committee
of the Whole, to examine said accounts,
vouchers, &C., which, being found cor
rect; it was
Resolved, That said report of the
Treasurer of the School Board be re-
ceived as correct and full settlement
to date, and that said vouchers, &c,
presented, he sealed up in the presence
of the Board and duly filed in the Sec
retary's office. Adopted.
Resolved, That So per month, for
four months, be allowed Jesse Hodges,
now teaching Free Public School near
j. NJ. Doyles', in Webster Parish, for
teaching the children attending said
school from Bossier Parish, for the year
1878; said amount to be paid in the
usual manner, upon certificate of said
teacher of the actual attendance of said
children. Adopted.
The following Resolutions, &c, were
passed:
Resolved, That twenty-one Schools
be established in this parish, to COM
mence OH the LIST Monday cd day. of
September, and continue three months;
and, it is provided that no School here
in established shall be contracted for
after that date. Said Schools to be
located as follows:
| DISTRICT NO. i.
| COlored School near Reub. Whites
| place Ward u.
Colored School at billiards. Church.
| Colored School at Fosters Church.
|
| Colored School at Kingston.
| / Col. School at Carolina Bluffs Church
l Colored School in Edmund James
| neighborhood.
| / White School at Vaudeville Branch.
White School at Cottage Grove.
| DISTRICT NO. 2.
] Col. School at Minis school house.
/ Colored School at Pineville.
l White School at Fillmore.
/ White School at Bellevue.
l Colored School at Bellevue.
/ White School at Rocky Mount.
| / White School at Morrison's school ri.
l White School at Pine Grove.
Col. School at Zed. Golfers Church.
l White School at Red Land.
l White School in Stroud's, or Kill
| gore's neighborhood.
l White School in J. M. Sutten's
neighborhood.
Resolved, End, That the first Sat
urday, after the close of each scholastic
month, be fixed as payday for the pre-
ceding month, and no warrant will be
issued any other day.
Resolved, Sd. That salaries of Teach.
ers for the ensuing terms remain as now
fixed by Resolution of this Board.
In accordance with Article of the
Bylaws. &C., of this Board, the BoarG
went into reorganization, or election
of officers, when the same officers were
reelected.
| On motion, the reading of the min
utes was dispensed with, and the Boart
adjourned sine die.
/ w. g. BURT, President
w. J. MoBLEY, M. D., Sec.
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POLICE JURY.-This body met Mon
day, and is in session as the BANNER
goes to press. Full proceedings will be
printed in next issue. David II. John
son was elected Road Commissioner.
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CANDIDATES.-The announcements
of Hon. j. G.. Vance and Mr.. J. G.
Allen, for Representative and Maj. r.
E. Wyche, for Sheriff, appear in to-
days issue.
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B6~ The mail service from Collins.
burg to Shreveport was changed from
a daily to semi-weekly on the list.
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B@ If you don't want to get sick
these hot days, don't eat yourself into
the shape of a hogshead.
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n@- Green watermelons are plentiful,
and average about seven chills to the
square inch.
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B9~ Mr.. VIM. B. Hamilton, of the
well known firm of Hamilton & Co.,
Shreveport, visited Bellevue Tuesday,
and was warmly greeted by his many
friends,
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s6 For the past two or three days
the weather has been insufferably hot
thermometer-way up on the top of
the office.
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BG In the Summer season clean out
your spring. IF you haven't spring,
fix your well.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-07-11

sar On several days during the past
week, the rain let go all hold and came
down with a splash.
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16 Bellevue boys no longer halo,
" Say: 'sposin' we go in swimmin'.
They hold up two fingers in the shape
or a V, and motion toward the Bridge.
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IA Our almanac predicts rain on to-
morrow and Saturday; SO, leave your
umbrellas at home.
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n@- The early youth catches the
early fruit, and the early fruit catches
the early worm.
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bE PEAcEABLE.-The only
- '''se before his Honor, Judge
'as' week, was that of Sam Jack
aSsaulting and battering John
-ooth living over on the Fos-
,,'. near Shreveport. The charge
4,' was dismissed, and Jackson
8 ~ 30 bonds to behave himself
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obstetrics visiting Shreveport
~ aos forget the Eclipse Livery
tseo atables, kept by Mr.. David
Ni' corner Texas and Edwards
- n connection with his stables
upper Keeps a stock and wagon
'arious kinds of vehicles for hire
Naehman in attendance day
sa'' Also, a clearinghouse for
Hnodation of guests.
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NOTICE..

nuring my temporary absence from the
II State, j. A. W. LOWRY, Esq, will act
as my Agent and Attorney in fact, and is
duly authorized to transact my business.
July 10, 1873 E. B. SORRELS.
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List Of Jurors.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF BossIER.

DE it known that ON this, the 5th day of
ID July, 1878, the following named members
of the Jury Commission met at Bellevue, La,
and proceeded to draw from the general venire
box, heretofore prepared by them, fifty names
OF persons qualified by law to act ana serve
as Grand Jurors and Petit Jurors, for the first
week of the next term of the District Court.
to he begun and holden on the 10th day, that
being the third Monday in September, A. D.,
1878, in pursuance of Act No. Al, of session
Acts of I277 fallaus To nit. -
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BELLEVUE. LA. ,JuIy 9Th 1879

BELLEVUE, La, July 9Th, 1878.
The School Board met in regular
session, this day. Members present =
Col. w. q. Burt (President), w. J.
Mobley Secretary, j. G.. Alien, T. J.
Moore and Marcus Ball.
Minutes of preceding meeting read
and approved.
The Chairman of the Examining
Committee reported Anna w. Orr enti-
tied TO certificate of the Second
Grade, and Miss Emma E. Currie
entitled to certificate of Third Grade.
Several communications We're read
from Hon. r. NJ. Lusher, among the
number Circular No. SOP.
]. A. Snider, Esq, Treasurer, pre-
scented his report, as follows
To the Hon. Board of School Directors for
Bossler Parish, Louisiana
The undersigned, Treasurer of your Board
herewith respectfully submits his Report, III
which is embraced all his receipts and dis
bursements of school funds since he has filled
the office of Treasurer; said exhibits thereto
showing all transactions included in all former
reports, as we'll as all since last report.
1t will be perceived that the money in the
Treasury has been kept in three separate
funds, viz: Current School Fund, (which in
cludes all receipts from the State Treasurer on
appointments for years 1877 and 1879 !;
Delinquent Taxes Fund, (which includes all
receipts from the State Treasurer upon the
School revenues, for years prior to 1871; and
Contingent or School House Fund, which in
eludes payments made on School tax, levied
by the Police Jury of Bossier Parish.
The balances remaining to the credit of said
several funds, at this date, are as follows
Current School Fund. -.....---. $3.50 81
Delinquent Taxes 55 62
Contingent, or School House Fund 2l6 So
Total for all Funds in Treasury $752 81
The vouchers to each of said several Funds
are also herewith reported All of which is
respectfully submitted
j. A SNYDER, Treasurer
Bellevue, La, July 9th, 1878.
CURRENT SCHOOL FUND OF BOSSIER
PARISH, IN ACCOUNT WITH j. A.
SNYDER, TREASURER.
REVENUES OF 1877 AND 1878.
l677.--Credits.
Sept. 26, by amount from State Treas.
urer, superintendent OF two quarters
to June, 5 e4s 40
Oct q, by amt from State Treasurer,
Sept. apportionment, S52l Gil poll
tax, SOL IS, 5S3 81
1S78-January s, by amt of do. do.
on Revenues of 1877, 2lo5 So
February %, by amount of do, do
revenues of 1877, $50 IS
March 81, by amount of do, do
revenue OF 1877, 664 80
"a sss o.
1877.-Dr.
DIR. to amounts paid on the following
numbered warrants to the following
named persons
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-02-16
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENT1oN
lPatriOt-Dclnucrat.

| Patriot-DcmUcrat.
MIR. SAM'L LAMBERT:
Sir The people have but a few week.
within which to express their preference.
on the pending question as to the polio,
OF convention. l am persuaded thai
the pubic exiSencics demand the assem-
b'aSe OF the representatives of the pco
pie, delegated with their sovereign ait
thority, to consider many questions o,
vital importance
1. The reduction of the expenses OF
Government the abolition of useless
Offices the restoration of simplicity and
economy in the administration of public
affairs and the reorganization of our
judiciary system.
=. The reform of taxation and tho OK
pnnging of all legislation which has re-.
suited III the spoliation and impovcrish
ing OF citizens, for delinquent taxes as
sossed by the Kellogg usnrpation, which
they were urged Ey every consideration
OF patriotism to resist. and such resist
snce endorsed and enforced by the en-
phatic opinion Of the people.
). The removal of the State Conitol
to Baton Rouge-wherc the deliberations
OF the legislature will be less subject to
communicating lobby influence.
4. The abolition of all monopolies fast
ened on the people by corrupt barg~in
during the late period Of misrulc.
For ten years there has been no express
sion of the popular will, uuiufucnced d.
rcctly or indirectly by lawless violence
or apprehension of Federal. Intervention.
D"rlhS those ten years every public act
mas been under duress-and it is impcra-
lively necessary that the people, now
happily relieved from these adverse i'll
huences, should meet in convention, and
by a direct exercise of their sovereign,
will, shape their domestic affairs, and
their organic law, as to them seems best.
Yours truly, X. A Gross.
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TELEGRApiIlC ITEMS.
TSp.cinl to n. o. Democrat.

Especial to \. o. Democrat
Washington Feb 13-Thcrc is no NJ"
terial change in the situation so faras the
Administration is concerned. The Cab-
ne: is unanimous, and Hayes is trying to
arrange programme that will satisfy
them all. John Shcrman.; sole aim is to
fore" Hayes into an attitude which viii
intimi'late Gov. Nichols into making
substantial pledges Of immunity to the
visiting statesmen. Thus far, however,
he has not succeeded, but it !; $ said here
that Hayes will write Il confidential com
mu::ication to Gov. Nichols, of an en-
tirely personal and unofficial cha ractcr
in which he will urge that the interests
of peace and tranquility require the
abandonment of any intention to indict
the visiting statesmen that may exist in
the minds of the Louisiana authorities.
There is good ground for saying that
Hayes will not go beyond this, because
he has been solcmnly warned that any
attempt at force would he resented by
the House of Representatives in a summa
~ manner.
John Shcrman's recent utterances have
not met with the responses he expected.
The New York Herald, Boston Herald and
Philadelphia Times, which have support
the Administration, denouncc Shcrmaus
act as indecent and rs fatally comproml-
sing to Hayes until Hayes cuts loos' from
him.
London, Feb. ia dispatch from Pcra
says the English fleet forced their way
through the Dartlenelles and entered tue
sea of Marmora to-day.
London, Feb. IA later dispatch
from Pera states that the passage Of the
English fleet through the Dardcnelles
as unopposed. The resignation of Lord
Derby as secretary of Foreign Affairs is
authoritatively contradicted. The gov
eminent is making large contract for
provisions.
Brooklyn, Feb. ia circular heavy
silver medal. bearing the papal coat of
arms, was bestowed on j Ohm l.. Loretz,
an organist of Brooklyn, on Friday last,
by a messenger from Cardinal McCloskey
The medal was presented by the late
Pope Plus TX in recognition Of II mass
written in G by Mr.. Loretz and dedicated
to the Pope, The composition was sent
to Verdi for his opinion, and j. Was on
his commentator that the medal was
ordered to be struck.
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ELDER 81 CO.,
FIRE g. LIFE INSURANCE -IGENTS
WOHGNil!c. IEiSSis S!Hpl.

Represent the following First Class
Companies:
U. >. Bran CT Liverpool ana Londonan and
Globe, assets over S},G52,OoC. Planters,
Of jackson, Miss, Assets over 5000, 900.
Phoenix, of Brooklyn, Assets over 81, 792,
'oo. Home. of New York. Assets over
"i.l0i,OcO. Manhattan, Of New York. As
s rs over 100000. Hanover, of New
FORK, Assets over 81 $780, 900. New Or
cans ms. Association, cash assets over
|523, goo. Piedmont and Arlington Life
Insurance Co., Richmond Va, $4,000 &.
Also agents for East L. West Felciana
Parishes Of the Royal Canadian ms. Co.,
# Montreal. Capital $6,0O0OOO.
Rates Generally lower, and security
more tangible than liz New Orleans Mu-
rual Companies.
Correspondence solicited from neigh
boring Counties and Parishes, and any
lcSirel Information most chce,:tHUy gircn.
We give particular attention to the In
S,,rpnce of Churches, Dwellings and
farm property for Il term of years and
now offer $1,000 policies for 3 years at the
low rate of $50. Gin House Insurance
Il speciality.
g-Eor further particulars apply to
elder & Co. Woodvillc, Mississippi. or to
John ID. AUSTEN. 81. Francisvillc, La
ROBERT :. AUSTEN, jackson La,
LOUIS KAUFMAN, Clinton La,
nh. AHrtS
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rrI?CIANA SENTINEL.

LODGES.
r.ou Sara r. A. Chapter No. II meets
b ,f' ta,,rth Monday of each month, at
I ', m p, J. MAGUIRE, Sec'y.
c,,;c;a,a Lodge No. 81, +. &. A. NJ.
IT,. =, NJ the first and third Monday of
s. month, at Z o'clock p. IN.
eA A'' J. G. PLETTINGER, W. NJ.
po1LATsEK, Sec'y.
,,,ou Sara Lodge No. so, I, o. o. T..
D.. every Wednesday at 7 o'clock p. m.
|uRp We'll, Sec. Is. T. WHITE, N. G,
R,vou Sara Lodge No. 162 I. o. b. 3.
lsls evety other Sunday.
L. WELL, President.
HI LEHMAN. Secretary.