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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-01-26
Homestead Emsry No. 1921.
Land Office at Nntehitoehes, La, ]

Land Office ut Natehitoehes, La,
December I5 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice Of HE inter
ton to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof before A. X.
Thompson, Esq, Clerk of District Court. ut
bellevue. La, on January 3ist, 1882, at the
expiration of thirty dBys from the date of this
notice, viz Homestead Entry No. i22l-
Price SmIth--for the southeast auarter north.
west quarter; northeast quarter of southwest
quarter OF section sc, township 81 North,
range ~ West, Louisiana neri,iian He names
the following witnesses to prove his continu-
Qua residence npoD, and cultivation of said
land. viz: w. c. Keith, of Bellevue o; j. u.
Wilmington, of Rocky Mount Z o; George
Mcconnell, of Bellevue p @; Albert Carter. of
Bellevue o. I. DUpLEIX, Register
Decemher.9 1881 jan 26
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coming up town this morning he
saw the deceased hanging dead from
scaffold, by means of a rope around
his neck. At the time that the de.
ceased set the Jail on fire, there were
five other parties confined in said
juil-four in the lower east cell, and
one in the upper east cell, who was
shacked and chained to the floor
AT the time of the taking of deceas-
ed by these unknown parties, he was
In the east upper cell with one, Jack
Chapman. That the parties who
demanded the keys, gave him no
time to parley; but demanded the
immediate possession of the keys,
and did not state what they propos.
ed to do.
Mr.. @. w. Edwards, Thomas Pay
singer and Sledge Bryant, sworn,
all corrobate the foregoing evidence
OF MIR. r. d. Wyche, jr.
Knight Pitts and Robert Rump.
jr., prisoners in Jail, sworn, state
that they were asleep in different
cells, and knew nothing of the TAX
ing deceased ont of Jail, or who did
the hanging.
Henry Solomon and Jack Chap
man broke Jail at this place on the
night of the 10th instant. Solomon
was re-arrested in Shreveport by
deputy sheriff Elstner, and brought
back to this Jail few days ago by
deputy sheriff e. A. Wyche. 1t is
in evidence that the deceased was
OF a bad chararter and was wanted
elsewhere; that his re arrest was
caused or instigated by colored PEG.
pie living on same plantation-they
"deeming deceased of bad charac.
ter" Coroner Mobley also informs
us that deceased's re.arrest was paid
for BY those Of his own color-so
anxious were they to get rid of him.
This method of infiicting Justice
isundoubtedly dangerous, and we
sincerely hope that we shall never
be called upon to again chronicle
the appearance of Judge Lynch in
our midst. We must say, however,
that we candidly believe that the
legal bubbles and qnirks so freely
used in defence Of criminals every.
where, nowadays, is answerable
for this state of affairs.
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Ia On last Saturday night it
"cleared off" aud the weather was
fair for the first time in over two
weeks, and on Sunday and Monday
it seemed that branch of old win
ter had permeated through this
neck OF the woods, and per conse-
quence, overcoats were brought into
requisition-by those whe possessed
them-the little children gathered
around the fires, and general indica-
tons OF winter was observable,
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Partition Sale.

| Succession of Michael Dickson, deceased
| Notice is hereby given, that bv virtue OF an
IN order and writ, issued from the Honora
bic, the Second District Court OF the State Of
Louisiana and Parish of Bossier, of date De
cember2, 1881, and to me directed, I will offer
| for sale at public auction, at the Court House
door, in the town of Bellevue, Parish of Bos
sier, ON Thursday, the 2nd day of February
A. D., 1882, the following described lands situat
ed in the parish OF Bossier, State ofLouisiana,
to-wit:
The fractional quarter of section 2, township
~, range II, section IS, east of Red River;
south half of section 90, east of Red River.
| township 20, range IA; southwest quarter and
west halt OF southeast quarter, and northeast
quarter of section IS, the south half of the
southeast quarter of section "a; the west half
OF northwest quarter of section 80, township
~, range Is, and the west half of the south
west quarter of section 10, township 20, range
-, Northwest Louisiana, containing in all
i42l 47-l05 acres. The west half of section l.,
and the west half of the east half of same sec
ton, township 20, range IA, containing 47O
acres. The east half of the southeast quarter,
and the east half of the southwest quarter of
section z, township 90 range Ia, containing
l60 acres South halt of section IS, township
u, range Ia; northwest quarter Of section 36,
township 81, range Il; 800 acres OF section ~
township 20, range Ii southwest quarter and
the northeast quarter of section 7, township
20, range 49,
Which above described land I will sell as
aforesaid IN the following subdivisions:
ist That Plantation known as Nthe Lake
Place., situated Oh Red River, with all lands
belonging to said place. together with 100
acres OF hill land adjoining said place.
IND. That certain Plantation known as
Gum Springs, to include not more than $50
acres.
3rd. That certain Plantation known AZ
"Woodside, to include not more than leo
acres.
4th. Certain lots of land not containing
more than 10 acres each known az the Dixie
Place.
The above lands to be selected by experts
prior to said day OF sale, a plat of which will
be exhibited on said day of sale, showing the
distinct parcels of land apportioned to be sold
with each OF the above mentioned places All
OF the remaining lands belonging to said sue.
cesson. will sell in sections, half sections and
quarter sections, except 800 acres, which will
have been sold with the Rush Point and
kansas Plantations of Caddo parish, La. as
advertised by w. w Madison, Auctioneer of
said parish Of Caddo
Each of the above mentioned places TO be
sold separate and and at separate offerings.
Terms of Sale--OIe-half and four.sevenths
of the other half cash; remaining three seveuths
Of one.half 0na credit of and years from
date OF sale; purchasers to give notes with
mortgage and vendors lein--notes bearing 8
per centum interest from date
Il. L, WYCHE, Sheriff and
ex-ofticio Auctioneer, Bossier Parish, La
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Court Of Appeals.

First Circuit, Bossier Parish, La,
and Fourth Term. January Is,
1882. Judges j. @. Moncure and
A. B. George, presiding.
No. 8. B. F. Oneal VS.. Ben Nose.
ley. Judgment of lower Court re.
vised. Judgment in favor Of plain.
tiff.
No. 4. James johnson VS.. Wiley
James. Judgment of lower Court
annulled and revised, and judgment
rendered in favor of defendant.
The Court adjourned Wednesday,
18th instant, until the next regular
term, which will be the third Mon.
day in June, 1882.
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g Jack Chapman, who broke
Jail at this place on the night of the
10th inst, was re-arrested on the
night of the 18th, near Collinsburg,
by Deputy Sheriffs @. A. Devereax
and Robert 3. Wyche, jr. Chapman
was tried at last term of Bossier Dis.
trict Court, convicted of murder and
sentenced to be hanged. His case
is now pending on appeal before the
Supreme Court. Messrs. Devereux
and Wyche deserve much credit for
the great perseverance and cease
less vigilance exercised by them in
tracking down and capturing this
notorious criminal.
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Con Oiidated Notice for
Publication.
Land Office ut Nstehitoches In

Land Office ut Natehitoehes, La u,
December g. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
IN named settlers have ficd notice of their
intention to make final proof on their respoo
tive claims before the Hon. A. r. Thompson,
Clerk District Cenrt at Bellevue, La. on the
18th day of February. 1882, VIZ: Homestead
Entry No. li45-Wiiliam MoDonald-for the
southeast quarter Of section 1, township %,
range Is. west Louisiana ineretiian. Home
stead EEtry No. 1916 Martin Bush-for the
northeast quarter Of section /, township o.
range 10, West louisiana meridian. They name
ous residence upon. and cultivation of, said
land, viz; Adam Goodwin, of Coliinsburg
Q; James Mcdonald, of Collinsburg z o; John
Bush of Collinsburg Z o, and A. r. Thompson,
Of bellevue Pc
l. DUPLEX, Register.
January 10, 1882 febg
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homestead ENTRY No. ia.
Land Office atNatchiteches, La,
january It'll 1882

Land Office atNatehiteehes, La.,
january It'll, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof before
Hon. A. r. Thompson Clerk District Court at
Bellevue, La, 18th February, 1882, at the ex-
piraton of thirty days from the date of this
notice, viz: Homestead Entry No. III
Reuben Tutt-for the east half of southwest
quarter of section 80, township IL, range H.
West Louisiana meridian, and names the fol
lowing as his witnesses, viz Tom Johns of
Bellevue O. Jack Tats. OF Bellevue pO;
Elias Skannal, Of Bellevue P o. Jack johns
OF Bellevue 7 0.
L. DUPLEX, Register
Januaryle 1882 fcha
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Succession Sale.

Succession of Eugenia c. Price, deceased.
Dy virtue Of an order of the Honorable Dis.
- tries Judge in aud for 4sossier Parish, La !.
and o writ issued Hereunder, will sell nc
public auction to the last and highest bidder,
at the Court House door in the town of Belle
yue, Bossier parish, La. within tho legal hours
for Sheriff g sales, ON Tuesday, February 7th.
1882, the following described lands Belonging
TO the said succession, viz:
East half of northwest quarter of section
IL, township %, range -. containing 80 acres,
more or less.
Terms OF Sals-Cash, If the appraised value,
or thereof be bid else re-advertised and sold
on credit Of ~ months for what it will bring;
purchaser required 70 give bond with approx
cd personal security and vendors privilege
bearing per centum per annum interest from
day Of sale.
Il. E. WYCHE, Sheriff and
ex oflicio Auctioueer for Bossier Parish
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stray Sale.

ENstrayed before f. S. Dorteh, Justice OF the
~ Peace Tor Ward One. Booster Parish, bv
Charles Sandberger. ou December %. 1881, and
Will De sold for cash, at ASH Point, on Satar-
DAY, February 18th. 1882, a lark bay horse
mule. Appraised at $50
The owner Is REQUESTED to come forward
prove property. par charges Sc
JAMES RI BRYANT, Coostafle
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% An immense amount of water
has passed off from Bossier parish.
within the past twenty days, "on its
winding way to the sea-
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u To persons goingl to Shreve.
port, DESTROYS of stopping at a first
class Restaurant, with polite and at
tentive walters, and splendid fare,
we would recommend the CONNER.
cial Restaurant, No. A Texas street.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-01-26

1 Last year contained So Satur.
days. This year will contain IS
Sundays. January, April, July,
October and December will give us
i've Sundays each. This year began
on Sunday and will end on Sunday.
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% If the puddle duck population
is not satisfied with the weater we
have had, recently, we are in favor
OF coping the entire lot and turning
them over to the cooks for culinary
purposes.
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u The Governor of this State
has appointed VIM. w. Vance, ESQ.
attorney to assist the tax collector
OF Bossier parish in the collection of
delinquent licenses. An excellent
appointment.
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% II you want elegant bed room
suits, parlor suits, mirrors, chromos,
brackets, picture frames, or anything
in the Furniture line, be sure to call
on Messrs. e. II. Moore & Son.
Sold low for cash.
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Notice.

TINE undersigned have this day consolidated
L. their commercial business, aud have
formed eopartnersiiip under the tirm name
of SWINDLE, CRAWFORD x CO Thank.
full for favors extended rs in the past, we hope
70 merit continuance III the sans, 10 the new
firm Respectfully.
SWINDLE * BOGGS
j Il CRAWFORD
Red Land Id. ,iaa %, l1S-- jan 26
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~ Read the advertisement of
Mr.. Fl. II. Tammen, Denver, Colo.
RADIO. He is perfectly reliable, and
guarantees satisfaction. The Min.
eral Inkstand is peculiarly Colorado
an in every respect, and is q useful
curiosity.
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a The atmosphere softened,
somewhat, Tuesday, and on yester.
day morning rain was falling, again.
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stray Sale.

Etstrayed before E. s. Dortch, Justice of the
II Peace for Ward One, by Aleck Joiner, on
December 2sth, 1881, and will be sold for cash,
on Saturday, February 18th, 1882, Bay
Mustang Pony, about three years old, branded
on lett MP with letter c. Appraised at $40
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges, &c.
JAMES I'll. BRYANT, Constable.
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ANSWER THrs.-Did You ever know any
person to be i'll without inaction of the stom.
ach, liver or kidneys. or did you ever know one
who was well when either was obstructed or
inactivei and did You ever know or hear of any
case of the kind that Hop Bitters would not
cure! Ask your neighbor the same question.
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Married:

At Benton, this parish, on the 18th instant,
by Justice w. r. Prather, Mr. Louis Marks
and Miss Sarah Benjamin. -
In this parish, on the 18th instant, by the
Rev. A. K. Banks, Mr.. J. B. Thompson and
Miss Mona Herring.
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u In the proceedings of the Lou.
isiana Conference M. e. Church
South we find the following appoint.
ments: Rev. T. Fl. McClendon,
Presiding Elder for Shreveport Dis
trict; Rev. Robert A. Davis, preach
er in charge of North Bossier Cir
cult, and Rev. Enos B. Foust, preach.
er in charge of South Bossier Cir
cult.
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OFFICERS OF CYPRESS (BENToN)
LODGE No. 81, f. AND A. NJ, FOR
1887. j. Tidwell, W. M; N. q.
Brownlee, s. W.; JOS. Benjamin, J..
W.; J. A. Heron, Treasurer; DR.. G..
A. Wise, Secretary; j.. T. Gardner,
s. D.; j. E. Adgor, j. D.; w. L..
Doles, Tyler.
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Ia See notice of appointments
of Assessor J. u. Arnold in another
column.
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Arson and Judge Lynch.

JuVnoUNt ,'....SANUAhI 20, ooZ
Arson and Judge Lynch.
On last Tuesday night the parish
Jail at this place was set on fire BY
henry Solomon, colored, incarcerat-
d on the charge of mule stealing.
Ghe fire was first discovered by
deputies r. e. Wyche, jr., and C.
". Edwards, who Immediately gave
shealarm, and other citizens prompt
b coming to their assistance the fire
vas extinguished before any serious
damage could result from the work
Il the incendiary. otherwise there
would undoubtedly have been quite
Q disastrous conflagration in our
town.
Between 1 and 2 o'clock on the
wme night, 10 or IL unknown per.
ms entered the room of deputy
herif, R. b. Wyche, jr., and forci-
bly took from him the keys of the
ii. Yesterday morning the body
Il Henry Solomon was found hang.
iag to the platform of the Jail. An
isquisition, taken before DR.. w. j.
Nebley, Parish Coroner, returned
~ following verdict:
AVE, the jury, after due inquiry
I'd examination of witnesses sum.
noned before us, find the deceased,
Henry Solomon, came to his death
b. dialocation of neck, caused by
hanging, by the hands Of parties
saknown to these jurors.
B. A. KELLY, Foreman.
j. j. DAVIS.
e. j. MCKHLIPS.
WASHINGTON ALLEN.
FRANK CAMPBELL.
r q. Wyche, j., sworn before
Cer0ner's Jury, states:
THAT he is deputy sheriff, and
~ 90 on the Oath January, 1882,
md e. such, he had charge of the
lsys Of the parish Jail of Bossier
parish. That the deceased, Henry
solomon, was incarcerated in the
Bsssiecparish Jail, on the charge of
nsle stealing; and that said deceas-
Z WAS In the upper west cell by him.
NJ and was shackled to the floor,
I'd also chained to the floor. A
20 xaa discovered about 1O9 o'clock
= =, b. witness, in the cell in which
- deceased was confined. The
Witness gave the alarm and entered
oeesu in company with G. w. Ed.
Wanda another deputy sheriff, and |
etAer parties. He found the de- |
esassd disengaged from the floor,
nd tho chain was broken. He saw |
u door Of trap which leads to low. |
e cell in flames, and FIRE had burn.
g Through said door, and cinders
"a nails were dropping in lower
-, and the deceased, Henry Solo
~, admitted that he set the Jail |
2 he for the purpose of escaping.
~ obstruction of entire building
20 u danger, and was saved by
alaself and the efforts ofthose who
me b his aid, on his giving the
lhfn. After FIRE, they changed the
Ps'eosef from the upper east cell,
"a b afterwards returned in CON-
Psay With @. W. Edwards, and both
.safed. Between / and 2 A. NJ, Jan.
i 1851, his room was entered by
S~ u unknown parties, who de-
.aadsd OF him the keys, and forci-
y compelled him to give up the
w y threatenings. He was Sleep
9 his fathers residence-Mr. r.
: Hyche, ST.. Mr.. G. W. Edwards
- ssc oolored men were sleeping
- same room--names of color.
! "a being Thomas Paysiuger
= csedge Bryant-who were sleep.
- door in same room by the
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SAVE YOUR COTTON SEED!
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And Will Pay the Producer Largely
TO KEEP THEM SOUND AND DT1x

We the
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eft
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For further particulars
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