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CALL FOR A PARISH C0NVEN.
TON.

The Democratic voters of the several Precincts
are requested to hold Primary Meetings on
Saturday, 18th inst,
and send up Delegates to the Parish Convention 70
bs held in Alexandria on the following
Saturday, 25th February,
for the purpose Of sending Delegates to represent
She Parish Of Rapides in the State Convention At
Baton Rouge on
Monday, 9th Of March next.
Rapides polled 500 votes for Governor, and is
consequently entitled to nine Delegates in the state
Convention.
Each Precinct is entitled in the Parish Conyen-
ton to one Delegate 70, every 20 Democratic votes
cast for Governor in the lust election, ana one
additional for every fraction Of ten and over; as
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Notice to Payers of State Tsi
and Licenses.

n,HE undersigned having qualified e . sIss and
state Taxes Assessed for the yeas esS 4 nov
State Licenses for the present year loov
nrenared to receipt for Taxes and e lssns D,s
r III tlose who la ve not received
: Traders d and PedIers might dna Z Ri, dies.
tersst to call at my office ana asls oroenred
at once. In default Of Licenses ps,S sf nrauerty to
shallin every instance seize ans ~
satisfy Che fine. - go Ta1es 80 re-
ALL persons indebted for sta,s III 8 81 the
ouested to hold themselves u feaan.s
amounts due, to my Deputies q aa w
wise property will be seized ana g. s0'' ~
satisfy the same, without eseepsNuria r sheriff
e,o : andsiste co''sesv.
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seg- Ata Meeting of the Democratic

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE, held on Monday the 2Sd
;nstant the following resolutions were adopted:
Pesolred, That it is hereby recommended to the
Democrats Of the several Parishes of the state to
elect delegates to State Convention to be held at
Baton Rouge, on Monday the 9Th March next, ior
the purpose disappointing delegates to the National
Democratic Convention, to eheld at Charleston,
on the 23d of April next.
Resoiusd, That the delegates be elected on 9
basis Of one delegate for every one hundred votes,
and one for each fraction of6fty votes and upwards
cast at the last general election for Governor.
= ' : b. COTTON, President.
II. L.. HCNLEY, Secretary
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RUNAWAY committed othe jail q q h W d
G ;ses parish on sotllJanuary, 1904 esFi
tain negro boy, black, feet 9 inches s,hns
s sa o. "a Years old small anlightl built sssa, wy
abont IN Or 1870 pounds; wears very spls gs
a. lis finger He saws his nameis u;. !,
polo NJ 70 Joshua jenkins on the sssslrp n w.
oe,o miles above New Orleans THAT ne g.
aoous o Inv The middle Of the Sugar GRINDING 81
SON. Said boy lad in:lis possession .a.; m.'s
- free papers, and told different Stories o,o,s
The owner is requested TO come losss,s' 4 10
nro ,, bay charges, and take flm away, S
p III, 10 sealt with as the law directs I
Feb 1T. lshh t's oo s. - ~
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asa- We suppose two sets Of delegates
from Bienville viii claim seats on the
floor of the State Convention
There was q meeting on 4.h inst, aud
delegates appointed-there is call for
another Convention on 18th inst, for same
purpose. The "bob tailsp aided By K. Ms
obtained control ofthe first meeting
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Nm. M. II T,nan, psno,, hos mn,

D@ Mr. II. TERRELL BuRGEs has pur-
chased Of the representatives Of W. 2.
Groves, decd, his interest in the stock Of
Sr. JOHN & GaoyRs and the business will
hereafter be conducted under the style Of
ST. JOHN h BuReEs. We recommend them
as altogether worthy Of public confidence.
See their card.
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1sg 1t is said that figures do not lie !;
but we must call the attention Of B. R.
Advocate to the fact that its figures do
not correspond.
In its list Of Parish votes, and the nun,
Der Of delegates to which each is entitled
in the State Convention, the Parish Of
Carroll is put down as having cast 5S2
votes for Mr.. Moore, and entitled to 6 del
egates. Either the votes Of the delegates
are wrong
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nsy- We learn from the Claiborne AID

Il nssy~ We learn from the Claiborne Adj
vocate Of sthinst., that on Saturday 4th,
the Democracy Of Claiborne held q meet
ing and appointed delegates to the Baton
Rouge Convention. "A resolution was
offered by A. NJ, Presley, Esq, to invite
persons Of all political parties to partici-
pate in the proceedings Of the meeting,
which was ruled out after much discus.
son.' Tue names Of the delegates moi
given. .
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arMr. Hunsicker, the Shreveport Post
MASTER has had young man named John
e. Henderson arrested ona charge Of rob
bing the mail. He acknowledges having
takensat sundly times, about $500. Hen
derson, it seems, has been in the office for
several months.
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To- Our advertising column shows
the late Blacksmithing firm Of RlpeE l.
MURPHY to be changed Mr.. JoHS D. Fer
cusos having purchased Mr.. RIDGR's in.
tcrcst The business will hereafter be
carried on in the name of FERcusos &
MURPHY.
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p0- Thanks to the officers of the Tele-
gramfor late city papers in advance Of
the mail.
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1ear The Sheriff s Notice to State
Tax Payers is document worthy Of the
attention of Rapidians.
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a@Persons wanting Ok wagons, Horse
wagons or carts, will notice the adver-
tisement of Messrs. Fl. ROBERTSON & Co..
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sSs- Gas Lights in Alexandria have be-
come fixed facts, nor is it the enterprise
Of q company, but Of a single individual.
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Geo. D. shaburne's Letter.
RsroN RoneE. Feb. 5, 1880.

BATON ROUGE, reu ., loou.x#
Eds. Adaoedte-It is a rare occurrence tor me to
appear before the public in the columns OF news
paper to explain my position ss rarer Tor me 70
draw upon editorial courtesy for the purpose OF
claiming exemption from responsibility attaching
to any Of my political acts. Willie ] do not here
claim that exemption, consider it due to myself
and to the constituents whom represent IN the
State Senate, to explain the circumstances when
led me to place my name to document copleu
into the columns of the Advocate on Friday morn
ing from Che New Orleans Crescent, calling for, q
Estate Presidential Convention to appoint dele
gates to Charleston for the purpose Of nominating
candidate for the Presileacy.
It has for years been an honest desire o. my
heart to see the people Of the South firmly and
cordially united to resist the eneroachments OF
those at the North who seem ambitious of over-
riding every barrier Of the Constitution, that they
nav the more safely attack in detail the institution
az slavery In the Southern States. In looking to
and hoping for that Union, the Democratic party
has seemed to me the only politieal organization
around whish we could safely rally 10 attain that
end. NV lifetime association with that party, and
nv devotion to It's pure principles, are sufficient
rnrantees Of NV fidelity to it's organization With
7 that party desireto see the South united, and
under its banner the great impending issue de
cded.
N signing the paper under consideration, 4 did Sc
with the sole view Of putting into practical shape
this cherished idea. i was informed that such wa
the object Of the call, and that it would be present
ed TO sill my Democratic brethren for their sigma
lures, without distinction and without regard to an
divisions that might exist on minor issues in GU
ranks. The call as publishedis not the call, il
spirit, to which, placed my name, and feel salts
fed that its objects are moi such as were represente
to me by the authors, and whichpreyailedupon m
me to sign it.
In conclusion, permit me to say that now an
lever will put my face against any and every move
4 ment having in view tire disntegiation and de-
tructon of that party to which have always turne
as guide for nv political course. would build
mp in its old majesty and revitazeit with its o.
life; if Others seek to pull down and destroy it m
/ countenance and support shalInot aid in the des
Grating work GEO. U. SHADBuRSE.
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FOR SALE.

WILL be sold to the highest biode''
w town Of chencyyille, on tis sssssssss
First Saturday J. il.
ii March next, the House and i.0s, a no large BIZ
asHADEs.n The house contains gsy ariyate par
lind Room and three small Rooms ' ~ Il sod aih
ties and two FIRE places. Also VIII - tno Billiard
the house, the fixtures consisting y .s 50
Tables and Bar Fixtures ,..,. bce % lwel'.s
TERMS-One half Cash, the oaa.ss ,G;snretained.
months from day Of sale, win yehp nIRsiSKARn,
s 4 chene!sillee, Z
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state Presidential Convention.

Whereas, Inyew ofthe imminent danger which
are now threatening tue Southern States from an
uirrepressible conflict" of sectional ianatfclsm,
wagstl against their domestic institutions, and in
utter disregard Of the rights secured them under
the Constitution !: :,
And whereas, There exists no State Of Federal
issues Of political character to district and divide
tile people Of Louisiana in the face Of the ilnpend.
inc Presidentialcr hi which the continuance o.
the Union isinyolyed 4 9. s,
81 And whereas, 1t is earnestly desired that tho
whole people of the South shall stand togetber as
unit in the great and patriotic struggle 70 uphold
land preserve te Constitution and the unlop, or.
if need be, to protest and defend their separate M
dependence, we, tile undersigned Democratic mem.
bers Of the Legislature and citizens Of the stats %
earnestly recommend to the people q the respec-
tive parishes irrespective Of former political DINER
ences, 10 meet together in cordial determination .
support the nominee OF the Charleston Convention
and appoint their delegates to meet ~ tne pem y
cratic State Convention Mt Baton Rouge lof, 'ns
purpose of appointing delegates 70 repIesen;Ier y
] isiana llthe approaching National oonse l'' =
/ llsss
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Precinct Meetings.

Every Democrat who feels an interest
In the Presidential nomination--every
Democrat who feels All interest in the acA
ton Of the Charleston Convention, ought
to look carefully after his Ward Meeting.
Drops make up the Ocean,
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ew- See Third and Fourth pages
for reading matter.

sg- Remember that next Saturday 18th
inst, is the day for the
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/ to the Committee on Claims.

referred to the Committee Oh CLAIMS
Mr.. Goode, ofTerrebonne, reported back the bill {
amending articles 81 and7a Of the constitution,
which VAS referred to the Committee GA the Judlc-
iary.
Mr.. Phillips Of Pointe coupee, introduced bill
of general character, providing for the adoption OF
children, notsconaicting with the rights Of forced
heirs, which was referredsto the Committee on the
Judiciary.
Also q bill amending the 10th section Of the
act relative to District Courts, which was likewise
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary
HousE,-The House met this morning at II
O'Clock, seventy two members present, and Hon.
C. H. Morrison, Speaker, in the chair.
Mr.. McLelland, Of Orleans, offered resolution
instructing the Committee on the Militia to inquire
into the expedency Of granting pensions to the
surviving veterans Of 1914 and 1915, and their
widows, now residing IN Louisiana, andto report a
bill making provision for the same which was
adopted.
Mr.. Bush, Of Lafourche, offered joint resolutions
j of invitation for convention Of the slave holding
States to take the present crisis q
our national affairs; which was referred TO the
/ Committee on Federal Relations.
i Mr. Heron, from the Committee onthe Judiciary
made the following report:
/ A bill repeating articles $50 and l,l99 Of ths
], Civil Code and article 243 of the Code Of Practice
: Mr. Austin, Of Orleans from the Committee OF
Finance, reported fasorably on the bill exemptlne
blind and yalueless negroes from taxation
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~ The New York correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Ledger says that James
Gordon Bennett, Jr, will call Mr.. Pryor,
of Virginia, to account for the bitter per-
sonal attack made in Congress upon the
character Of his father and mother,
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By order of the Parish Executive Committee.
Alexandria, February lst, 1850.
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say Notice to Advertisers. -ssa
AS we go to Press TUESDAYS at noon, adver-
tisenlcnts to ensure insertion, should be handed IN
on MONDAYS
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6 Wake up and Morning a. gen Gs ppt
naf s0a u pa,kares Of the above ams sy,SstS
iebs-t
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- TIT KsDA9, TtU. ..
sEsArn.-The Senate met this morning, at IL
o'clock. pursuant to adjournment, the Hon. H. NJ.
Hyams, Lieut.. Governor and President Of the
Senate, in the chair.
3 Mr.. Taylor, Of St. Charles, introduced 50 bill,
appropriating the SIM Of slo, 600 for the improve
ment and repair Of levees in the parish Of West
Baton Rouge.
Mr.. Flournoy, Of eaddo introduced 4 bill for che
relief Sheriff Battle, Of Caddo parish, which was
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| 4 Z. ~ ! {! tsfs' ~ 8
blind and yalueless negroes from taxation.
FRIDAY, Feb. 10th.
Mr.. Deloay offered joint resolutions relative to
the irrepressible conflict and to federal relations
! which We're similar to others on the same subject
already presented. Il
Mr.. Shadburne, from tie Committee on Public
Works, reported back the remonstrance from the
Police Jury Of the parish Of Pointe Coupee, against
/ the proposed closing Of Bayou Plaqumines, by
order Of the Legislature.
A message from the House was received, an
nouncing concurrence in the Senate resolution to
close the State Land Office at Baton Rouge, and to
give time to the committee, appointed for the pur-
nose, to examine into the affairs Of the Office.
Adopted.
Mr.. Mailhot, from the Committee on Commerce,
reported Eyorably on an act relative to theencour.
agement Of ship building in Louisiana. M
Messrs w. E, Starke and 7. L. McCauley were
appointed directors, onthe part of the State, Of the
4 Citizens Bank.
!, HousE.-Mr. McFee introduceda resolution to
elect reporter for the House. Laid over.
4 Mr.. Wise from the Committee on Claims repor
ted favorably on certain claims, and unfavoraby OF
plan for model farm at the expense ofthe State
NIby Coffin & Co.
Mr. Ranney presentedan act relative to shl
building in Louisiana. Referred to The Commute
. on Commerce. .
Mr.. VOORHEES, introduced an act relative to tn
expense attending the trial Of criminal cases =
ferred to the judiciary Committee.
! Mr.. Lewis presented an act to prevent colore
! persons, who have been set free, from hayir
: white persons arrested Referred to the judicial
Committee.
4 The following acts were also presented
s4 By Mr. Drouett- Relative TO free persons 81 col
: coming here from other States.
BY Mr.. Coleman Relative to the sale OF swad
Islands and the construction ofleyees and a reso
{. ton accompanying, withdrawing swamp lands frt
s. sale, and providing Tor their sale to the high
! i bidder.
Adjourned.
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n Gov Houston recently vetoed the
pre- enptionsbA when i was passed over
his head by tie seplaalimous vote OF the Sen
ate, and lin the House By 50 yeas to "A
mays Texas Republican, 18th inst.
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g%-7He subscriber taring eeclusiee charge Of the
business department Of tie DEnocHAT requests per-
sons rho hare advertisements to insert OF payments
to make to cali at his Lar office.
MERCER CANFIELD.
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MEAfter spirited contest in the Cali
fornia Legislature, Milton S. Latham was
elected U. S. Senator, successor Of Mr..
Brodericks
He was to leave on the 9th insts for
Washington.
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The Boss OF cosrrxrlos" N rHr House.
Jaw-bone.
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TUESDAY, Feb. III. &
SIS ArE.-kr. Smith presented thereports OF the
Board Of Trustees and Board Of Supervisors OF the
Seminary at Alexandra, and q thousand copies OF
the latter were ordered to be presented; referred
to Committee on Education.
Mr.. Tucker presented an act providing Tor an
interchange Of tho District Judges, and allowing
them when an interchange is made, aSefo Or =
rot rod 10 Committed on judiciary. Also a bill
providing that the State shall pay 5 per copy, foi
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the people Of Union, jackson, Morehouse and
ouachita parish, which motion was lost BY vote
Of to Ill. And then the report Of the Committee
was adopted q yeas, 2 nays. s
HousE.--J ournal Of yesterday read and corre &c
ted.
Messrs Tarleton, VOORHEES,, of St. Martin Gag, ,
1mboden, Lindsay, Lane, Of Orleans Harper, Kill
bourne and Breithaupt, presented memorials OF the
citizens ii their several parishes, praying for
geological survey Of he State. Mr. Coleman also
nresented memorial to the same effect from the
citizens Of ouachsa; these memorials were referred
to Committee on Agriculture.
a message was received from the Senate inform.
Ling the House Of the concurrence OF the Senate in
House BILL entitled 40 act to incorporate the lie
brew Benevolent Society Of Ascension,
Mr.. Bradley offered a joint resolution providing
. for the appointment Of joint committee
members ofthe House, and members OF the
Senate to examine the affairs Of the Office Of thu
late State Engineer, and that said committee shall
report upon the same as soon as practicable. Th'
4 blank in the resolution, SO far as concerns thu
House, was Hlled with the number 5, and the reso
lutioawa adopted.
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Ssls9.nsn 8stirssccrie i'm Mn in Elm 0ialfbaus.
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ben 10 r Ten @rObeatsr 10 ianse IN rsn Stcrn.
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pier fne fs binunter. riff SuSaelp isst. ib
I'm Sfststugsl aisesrtissene unc Die sisnipdbne
70 natt mic mSsiih an bic Grsr taltsnp = eaS
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S&e 8crsfssans folst)
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rs6fc N'r raysn HE RsiterrsGte i6cn can,
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isrrb isinr@ Serisasnheit. taIs lttns. s@stietsrinl
bin,a tam. Sarbtr fabte fh aussatfidi,6 uns
iaase :s~~Mssams ia hsmapsrs ni6i sGsia ri,
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idnb; ,u trdesn. Speolr lie iasser eras an.
t~c'n"sn. ,ieb'n IL fbts 9anrihuh. aus. Tics
.asltiebt nidt tina, eamit nan Dir tlsiusn .msi,
zen Sdnse temunerrn lam. ~icuren um rs
iwsrtbprasn, nit sinem a~clrsnsn 4ssi6tn an tas
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Shniud, Der ,ur ;3eit ii, Risns fstt' ia {: onatls
n. ,nT - ttgtS nr@ 3ur
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