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An examination Of some Of the names
will show how the case has descended
through several generations from father
to son, and II may, Ike the brook, thus SO
on ad igfnitttn.. Handy well says that
when you Jet in chancsry you never get
out. ,oo- \.
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& Ail9 Special COMMISSIONS.
i hereby certify that bond has bean given By he
above named Special Commissioner In tho aboHe
entitled cause Is required BY Aw.
~ 7ll''rf n 'itas THOMAS N. pARRAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Whssliui
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sfr,,s ertisefnsnts.

VIrAETFD-p POSITION AS BOOK
essa ksssss . 'SSass
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Apu6ilo Sie 2. rriyn,s onal actor. :.


Sir Charles DiIkeis an eminent English
man. He is not only amemler Of the
House Of Commons and an /, X member Of
the recent Gladstone ministry. He has
long been prominent in public life and
has had strong hold on the masses otthe
people. The announcement that he
would address a meeting has been enough
to draw such vast gatherings as London
can assemble. Throughout the country
he has been a drawing card.
Heisnot to be in the approaching CAM
paign. The managers Of his party have
stricken his name from the list Of speak.
ers. Sir Charles Delke is not the man the
people thoughthe .was. Textbook Of his
private life has been opened and ugly
black pages revealed. Ills relations with
the vile Of Mr.. Crawford have come to
light, and whetherhe hasior has not paid
ailarge sum Of money to the husband
whether he does or does not leave the
country to reside permanently at his sum
mer home in France, the career OF Sit
Charles Duke, statesman, seems to have
come to an abrupt end.
The English people arc very sensitive
about these matters. Theupperten thou,
sand may live lives OF dsbauchery and
have q fellow feeling for each other. The
million, more yirtuous, are shocked at
any lack Of private yinuein their public
men. They cannot rob titled debauche
Of lis dignities, but they can reach the
man who comes before them for their "a.
vor. Sir Charles Dixie Is within easy
reach, and his party friends understand
hepecple. they aredealiue with.
Our own couptry has reeantly shown in
avery striking way that it doesn't mind
this kind az thing. n.
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The IsrEI1IofNcEah ss told briefly the
story Of the whipping ola colored man by
s'indignant white citizens Of Villa Rica,
Georgia. The colored man twas guilty OF
insulting whitelady," for which the in
dignant white citizens gave him three
hundred lashes.
There is a good deal that is wrong about
this case. Colored men or white ought
not to insult white women Or black. Cit
liens, white or bla i, hays no right to
usurp the authority Of Judge, Jury aud
Sheriff. 1t isto be inferred that the law
Of Georgia does not provide that three
hundred lsshes shall he inflicted on 9 man
who insults woman, for no State inficts
such punishment for such an otlense.
II acolorsd man had insulted a colored
woman white citizens would not have
beeh indignant enough to lay on the
lash. Itawhite man had insulted a white
woman it isn't at all likely that he would
have been tied at lamp.post and dashed
on the spot. Itawhite man had insulted
q black woman-butthisi Is not worthtalk-
ing about. In the code Of the indignant
white men who did the whipping at Villa
Rtca white man cant insult q eolored
woman.
I. What We ought to have in every State
in the Union is one Law for all men and
women, black ard white. II cannot be
denied that we have not yet reached this
condition. If there is equal justice On.
the statute books It stops there. There is
apublic sentiment which makes another
kind Of Justice, and the black people pay
forit.
This is not war question, and a dis
cussion Of It ought not tobe construed as
stirring up a sectional Issue. It is purely
peace question, relating to the rights Of
American citizens in q time Of peace when
men. who lately faced eseh other on the
field arc meeting in every 3walkof life as
fellow countrymen. a
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SIDE Meyl rhe aieFry lyailers una the pudel

sing Hsyt The Merry waters and the DUDE
Bisek l..and Liter % &C lpsidelts yo,real,
& A dude az the beach recently attempted,
In his l6ngnid way, to make sport at the
expense of several younglad y walters en-,
ioyin6 albath. AT length the girls became
provoked, and, aeizing his dudeshipi all
Faffayed In purple and dne linen, they
dragged him struggling into the water and
plunged him beneath the waves, thereby
removing all his freshness. Mr.. o, Il.
Perry Is authority for the statement that
the merriment which ensued proved q
panaeea ior several confirmed casea Of dis
pepsi. y.
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! cA1enlgINs clAN.oslsY..
When You Get There Take q Seat aud Re-
NJ Youraelf.

When You Get Thsfo Tnka y seat hnd heet
Yourself.
40 ne Editor efths btelli0eleer. u z
sIR:-one Of the oldest-if not the very
Oldest eases on the dockets Of either
West Virginia or Virginia was argued be.
fore Judge Fleming at o special term Of
the Circuit Court oil Berke leyi county held
Of this place during The last week In July.
1n,one form or another, the case has been
pending since 1906, and has survived the
warof 1872, that Of 1915, that Of ,8t and
innumerahle Indian conflicts. Tits hoary
with age, but as full of yifility and he as
aitwotyear.old Texan steer, and II stands
affair chance Of standing blythe crave OF
those now directly interested in IL ks Il
has In the past stood by anaw Witnessed the
demise q former litigehb counsel and
Judge. "fiefnan US. Alinghibin b the
way this venerable example otltthe lawis
DELAYS stands upon the docket,
Btiefy stated, the history Of the case lei
this: As far back as lS05aiis was brought,
involving certain parties In Interest," by
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EDWARD CnglsfxAs, AucGionecr. N,
The undersigned the vile o. the grGnIGs " " ~
above named deed, will Join 10 ne aeI L.Svo, d
me pnTchSSer Of either OF the above delGfIiTS
parcels Of land, II the purchaser shall g. GGIs
Tor aEum equal 70 I've peFCentum o. inc \.
shRl be paid 70 the said trustees lot slGn N ~
that beiiga little les than the money M
mid dover right q aseertalned y " SG
tables, NANCY !. A6AsAN w.
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apnhlie Sales.
DUBL1o SALE OF VALUABLE

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
Byylrtue Of q Deed Of Trust ma1eto ~ By John 9si
A. Armstrong dated on the L7th day OF July, IeSli
ana duly recorded in the once Of u GeiS 81 !Ge
County Court Of ohio County we Will tel q Pa y
Lie auction at the front door Of the Court house"
said county, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST % 1855,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. ", the following de-
scf1bed parcels OF real property: ,...,,
i. A certRin parcel Of land situate on LAhet
Island In the city OF Wheeling q ms c"t9ss ~
virginia aud Penn streets west o. rem M NV ~.
Beginning at eaid corner, thence west win lhs
south side OF Virginia street Que hundred ~ W.
twenty GAO feet 70 an alley; thence parable ~ w.
Penn street south one hundred aud tWtny lssSS
twenty (i9o let; thence with the Wes! side 9
Penn 8 70 one hundred and Went! W .nA ~ ~.
10 the beginning, with Tie Improvements An9 ~
purtenRnces thereunto belonging, .,. ,b,.
x Also the following DESCRIBED ptopet.v n m
d % ny: Lo1 numbered on the OLD pa. o. ". IA
said uity Of Wheeling a. 1914 Ssty.NyS Wv nv
hixtyAix 6o), fronting on Market 'tfee loS snf
befed sixty i've being on the corner q MAiEes IA
Tenth ttieets, on the north o. Tenth street ~ II
lot numbered hxty:nye ard adjoining Tue A~s'
These two lots wi l bA sold % ont parcel -o
On the second Of the said patrts these ~ Y.
TO be two prior deeds Of trust but ne aa gnTSt
70 b rst paid of out Of the proc Of out s W
so that Il q believed that texorpirE the cove, \.
terest Of the gfanioFs Ntlel kCleAr ute WI Z.
conveyed BY Us TO- the purchassr. elMiIns
trustees, however, we viii no waftant the tlne
TIRMs or RALG-oue. third Of tue pulGlDs...,
may eIesf caSh On me day ni sale, aud t9e y
mAinder In two equal Instalmens. pslae9ts.
speetiyely In one and two yeats rum we ~ "a:
sale, with interest rom that day. me deleVI ,,n1t
stRlments being secured by decd q tIus ~ M
the properly, end Insurance on buildings " ~
amount Of one hall the unpaid pnIrhSse @ S@
HERSY u, RUSSELL
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL.
yAjluARIlE REAL ESrATE,. ~ Z 5,.gf Il
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.


In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
In pursuance Of the authority Vested IN neby.
decree OF tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling, MADE
on the third day Of June, 1855 IN suit III Chan
Gerry therein pending In which In ma Taylor GiA
8. o. Taylor, her husband arc p!aintdA, aud WI
Tam Il. HARDEN and ethess are defendants, l vi,
ON TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1855,
commenting at 10 o,eio K 4. ". sell at publioSut
don, 10 The highest aud hat bidder, al The DO.
door OF the Court House Of Ohio eounty, Wet
Virginik, the following described parcels Of real
estate, that q TO say. i. ! Il
see6nd-l1t numbered eleven tiii In sSHa'e
lot Numbered twelve il2l in square Numbered
eighteen (lS) ~ Designated on the map Of Tie sub
divisions o. the Joseph Caldwell estate and dlyit
ions thereirom % the said city Of Wheeling, 0hio
the east ode Of 1to6 street. between TWeny.nlatA
There d efected On the foregoing prope;tyan es
CANT brick cadence, mud y 4 most desirable
property. Said bull ding was erected by Edward
B. Harden Is q residence, and Is unusually CON.
mod!ous and well constructed
Its required By the se0fea under which thtl sale
q 70 be made that the paIeah Of property AhuEe
TERMS Of sSon IN AZ Il sy t5S pasirAa
money shall be paid in CASH on the day o. tAle
and a. much more as tho purchasers may elect .
pay. the balance shall be paid 10 two equal lniGt
ments with interest from day o. sLe, It one ana
wv ybhth t4'S
ch1Sers giving notes for the deferred IAymeab,
with security % be approved BY the cQmmissteneii
andas further security the tile 70 said parcels
land shall be retained until The purchase money
shall have been paid In full. aud Che Special Com
missioner ordered BY the Court 70 convey
r. 77Ifli sIli5lfg n ~ iis Z. g. BARR
sd Special Commissioner.
i hereby certify that bond has been given By The
above named Special Commissioner In tho ahoVt
entitled cause Is required ~ i HT n1pp.u
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Whssliui
The above sale Is adjourned until TUESDAY,
JULY II, 1856, ct the same hour and place.
NJ 4. G. BARR,
Tvs Special Commissioned
The above sales adjourned until SATURDAY
JULY IS, iSs5, ut 10 O'clock 4. n, at the sane
place. - elfs17 r. q. BARR,
jyl5 itl.-f.c Special Commissioned
The above fale Is adjourned until SATURDAY
August 10, 1856, At 10 O'Clock 4. NJ at inc SANG
ptjS US Special G S;e9Sim 3 I
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Commissioners Sales.
SoMMIssIoNER,s sALE.

State Of West Virginia, City Of Wheeling a.
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, ~
Caroline B. Hrtiee, guardian Of Carried
B, Brues, Henrietta Brues and
Charles HenFy Brues, intGnh, Yin ChAnca,,y
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gr,sstee sales.
TiRUsTFE,S SALE oF pRRS0N,:-I

= ~. PROPERTY e 2. ~ f|fl.
ByTfrtne q o Deed Of Trust made by Na., n
jog and Edward Murrin, 10 The tlfi6esSTsS.s1t5
trustee dated tho llth day Of November. M ~
recorded In DEED Of Trust Book No p. iolIo kiS \
will on TuE3pAY, JULY ., ISIS, S6ll Al r,,II,ss
suction, on thu pitiate1, htiAto 10. ilSi W..
street In The cts Of hc9llns ". Va, cors NEG
Ing Rt 10 clock A. ~, 70 the highest ara ~ iii
dor the tolnNtn deScfibl pea6nGi pfoperty \,
90 much thereof q may b necessary Is SSjsty ~
balance remaining unpaid Of eeTtain notss ~ ".
Tered TO In aid Deed Of Trust tog0lher MIN N
necessary experle tending Rald ale, Vii wv
One walnut refrigerator, Que counter ana A..
tures, two eideboafd retngeraton one miFSSS ~
btacke and globe one wall ~ Nv, wv
one counter hhow caAe one Standing ciSSs ~ n.
ture, one cigar counter one partition, lout sc,sas
doors two wire window screens two ot,tsidS ~.
EIgnS, one street lamp, thtce found tAbIeS n.y.
WsShStands and fixtures, thrtYkix chSis, st ~
stool twenty spittoohs, twenty.One Wind5T 1T Ut
door shades EIGHT chandeliers and riObeS .isS,
gaS bEaeke md globes, four Brussels clrns. ~
lower eaipeG thirteen pictures aud ChfOinSS iSS
beosteGds two mattresses, four pillows, IVo ~
Sters, Lot Of comforts sheet pillow sim "
linens, two MAJ BILE top bureaus, Sx SllRre bisS
one large and one snail heating store Wlth ,SSS
two hal carpets, tS small ktAnds one esnf ~
ono small hRtsock, Two large pieces LIrOlelin 49,
orinK hoofs OF Two rooms; also bar FURNITURE ~
hstng Of silver plated, china and glaSSVSSS. ~
al the ktock OF wines whisky, cigars btSSjJSS'
liquors, also Champagne, nipefAl WaterS M ri
other property In the saloon, situate No I1S Nh
=: Tim o. sAtE-cash IN hand on dsyo, nj.
jy2l.232S2TA2s ]. v, L. R0pGRlts, TrQTsa
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The above sale,is adjourned until Saturday, ,As
list day o. AuSuss 1sS, at 10 O'clock a. ", Il tAa
same place, y J. II. ADEN.
I jyg7 d X. Special Commissioner.
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The above sale Is ad i6utned until SATURDAY,
AUGUST Is, 1s:6, at 10 O'Clock A. u, a. te !Auit
plsee. y. R. CoWDsN,
aug - ,s,'..3 speci1l CommiGl0ner.
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Funeral from the residsnce Of his father, an
Vain street, Tuefi4y, August II. at2 oclo II r. N.
fntSrmelit At Noun Wood Cemetly. Ffie1 q u
the II mi Z ara uyrOi ~ .5a5if asf 81
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The Best Summer Reading (!
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The Lampllghler, by Maria :. tnhmlns
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NtEn.t

Tnr 'swant SOAP, 2 universally acknowl-
edged TO betlie biggest and best 5 cent bar.
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CafolIne d. BFdes and Other.

3 a . IL IL b.
Caroline B. BFteS and otherS
cree Of the Municipal Court o. Wheeling. enttTs
June. 1885, Twin proceed TO tell At public aucoS
Al the front door Of the court Hons N iiSiS
county, West Virginia. In the city Of WheenS. Il
the highest and Best bidder, E-e' "
ON SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1855,
bFginnipg ct 10 O'Clock 4. ", the following dh
scribcd real esta.e that & % say: The Two Id
fronting on The east side Of Notih EoRt street AID
numbered two hundred t200l and Two hHndred
City Of wheeling laid out by Ileps3 More, sSs;es
al fbenezer Zanes estate, and called ZanSS iSsnS
addition to the oily OF Wheellng, and alio ia
water or pasture lot lying cast 81 the two lots Svs
Described, and Designated on the Plat Of ZanSs
Island addition TO the city Of Wheeling By ths
number nine W.
THRMs OF 4ALE-one. third Of the puFChRse muney
| and N much more hS the purchaser may elect q
pay. 70 be paid In cash on the day Of sale; and ma
| residue thereof In three equal inht4lmGnh Al
twelve, twsnty. four and thlIt!-tIx months, Vim
interest from day OF sHle; The purchaser % dive
hiR notes with approved security, for the deleffed
instalmenh; the ttle to be retained until the puI.
chase money and the interest thereon Lhalt "a
wholly peid. $50 SIS J.k. COWDRN,
| 49, ~, SPECIAL Commissioner.
W. h. HAItRH, AuctI0uecr.
| II hereby earthly thRtJ. r towden, Special Com.
missioner, has given bond With security q 70
Quilted by law and tho decree Of JuD0 9, lSs6, Ii
the above entitled cause :
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
| tel9 4s4ir-s--l-5 ] q. 1865 b.
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| 4 sIIcl nm BY ARTHUR HEssnlE. IA la,ge
LaUo uLu, o!tayo pages: 81 diAtinau!Saed
compds eIs conuibute about GO anthems for all 90.
FAs.6ps soed seios, Duets and Chos9seS Good
supply Of Christmas and kaster mpAie. 81 or -
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w1nDgL-On sunday aiterno1n, Angust 0, 1885.
at Gel leS, sLExANDER U. wIppEL III his 27th
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INV aIjr,c By KRStT LtsIR 2a psges
lVuh LhuUloI sesides I've arrangements from
the Masters there arc g6od anthems by % success
inl modern compose'E Music N excellent taste
throughout si.ot % per dozen.
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TIE cAuTnpEI by PALMER & TsowBMDoE
III JAN uhAL, 10 pages; IS Anthems, Is
Responses aud Chants. Church.like and In pres
sIve music. About one-third Of the music BY tho
tomp'lers 81, or % per dozen. g
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The above sale Is adIournea untIl TUESDAY
august II, 1855 at same hour and plScs.
ann r - - j y IL RODE No T,,,....
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81 sent will bring 70 you. b, return mail copy Of
4 AUS 10, or sANroRAI, or Yox LAups.
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Music Books Of the First Glass,
For thoruses or Quartet Choirs. I

pitson . Co. are fortunate in having THEE
rs class books AZ once 10 present 70 the notice 81
chOils aud their leaders All arc equally good;
Please u mine and choose 'sfsg '
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0 IT. P''. spenai ConmIssIoper

7rilssl- ~ !. THOMAS N. tDARRkH,
Clerk Of The MuntoIpl Court Of Wheeling.
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The above tAle II 40 lourntd until TuEsDIy
AUG usr 4, 1850, ct the same hour aud place
iys0 NV. L. RODGERS, TFaS.a4
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decree Of tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling, maze
on the third day OF June, 1855 IN % suit III chan
Gerry therein pending In which Em ma Taylor GiA
8. D. Taylor, her hushand. arc plaiutdS, aud WI.
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ThsMs o. sAIE-CaSh IN hand on day AZ ,,,s
jy2l.2s2s27A2s Nv. L. RoDGElss, TfpTsa
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The above sale Is adjourned until TUESDAY,
JULY II, 1855, ct the same hour and place.
90 = ~ X. G. BARR,
1yS = Special Commissioner.
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mo. 4S.

| to prove both the fact OF said stock hav-
ing run at large without any known
owner for twelve months last preceding,
as well as the posting of said notices as
required above.
3. The magistrate shall be allowed the
following costs viz: The description ana
notice, ST. Swearing appraisers, 25c each,
SOC. Proving up property, each witness
as in other cases. For rendering and en-
tering Judgment, 81 80. The appraisers
shall receive 81 each. The constable
shall receive the same fees as are allowed
by law in executing fl. ia. The printer
shall receive the sum of two dollars for
advertising. The keeper of the stock
who shall be the person taking them up
if he will accept the position, shall re-
ceive: For keeping and feeding any AM
NAL, provided said animal is kept up and
not worked, 20 cents per day, for time
not to exceed 80 days; and said keeper
shall be held to the same accountability
for said stock as in the case of a keeper
appointed by a sheriff or a constable in
cases of property under seizure.
FouRTH-When stock is not kept up
and fed the person who has them estrayed
and is appointed keeper shall be paid the
sum of 50, and he shall be responsible
as above.
FIFTH-H any person shall take mp
estrayed stock and keep the same over
fifteen days without taking same before
the magistrate he shall be liable to
criminal prosecution therefor.
SIxTH-When any stock shall be sold
in pursuance of this ordinance and shall
bring more than is required to pay the
costs of the proceedings, the surplus
shall be paid into the parish treasury at
the expiration of two years. If any one
comes forward and proves the property
to have been his it shall be paid to said
party. During the two years the surplus
shall be held by the magistrate before
whom the proceedings were had.
SEVENTH two or more head of stock
are taken up at the same time all shall be
included In one proceeding, and no one
but the keeper shall receive more than
one fee; and the keeper shall receive the
stated amount per head.
EIGHTH - All ordinances heretofore
passed In regard to estrays are hereby
repealed.
On motion of j. W. Land the COM
mittee appointed to confer with tie
land owners on the Colfax and Mont
gomery road was granted until JAM
uary 1856 to make their report.
On motion the jury adjourned I'M
til the first Monday in January, 1886.
A. L. Grow, President
JNo. P. HADNoT, Clerk
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
pkDr-tr nus npA>rrr

Be it known and remembered that we the un-
dersigned jury commissioners of the parish of
Grant, duly appointed and qualified according
To law, met this day in the clerks office, in the
court house, at Colfax, parish of Grant, to draw
a jury TO serve at the next term of the district
court, to be holden on the Third Tuesday of
November, 1855, 1t being the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1855.
The Clerk of the Court, S. B. Shackelford, then
furnished the jury commissioners with a list of
the jury who had served at the last term of the
district court, when the jury commissioners with
the assistance OF the clerk of the district court
and ex- OtficIo member of the jury commission,
proceeded to open the general venire box, and
after revising the same by striking from the list
and taking from the box all those who had served
jurors at the Last term of the court removed
FROM the parish, died, ETC., then proceeded to
place ike number of names IN the general
venire box, taken from the registration and poll
books of said parish, SO to supplement the
number of names taken from the general venire
box To its original number, Three Hundred
when MIR. G. H. Teal drew from the general
venire box, IN the presence of the undersigned
commissioners, one at a time, the following
Fifty Names to serve for the first week.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-10-10
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