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a Frigghtfaf Picture EGI;;..

There nae hear ~ IT.. .o,na * ~ - :.
lions If thnhnofal ST., 1.".
.,rdersi in fnuIand mt ,ffst,rs =, 49,
| Mailing than fhat presented tn nc ~ ~.
state If THING in I;vernnoI n - bor,,I..
possibla Il, conceive. inn,rv wo. a shart
time back instituted bv,the lawn ~ c %S"d
Into the caus. of the EXCESSIVE mortal;tu IN
that town aud the rennrt of tn, C,,"y; ~
Sionars IA Wsa nictire nj 81 H. IL ;nss;s &
mist AhnIaari I'has S,illonISr aStsaa
from 8 nsnar j; , liz INA. 81
Eof the "Sjonrh of Desnond . into ,,,,,;aS
Pthat celebrated emnorinm has heen con-
vertad . mgernn $3.50 s,~~..
T For fo,i,rt Years yhas hnph;deh,,ct,f tS,,brs
r,,oed win ntcr .asihir III,
working ponulation Of Livernool fat
,holera once fake hold If these masses of
ialleu hpmanitv.. and IS can sca realv H.. ..vo
,ected h. ia g. fI,aI;, einht;rit has III NM
II. lif..blood from thousands Ch;,dr.n ~"
lrunl ~ school r,,a1 sahooi 80 an,, -
Women f;mlove of dri,,k Sail avsrymti ,1a,
thew wear. Swine lust the last shred 81
linen and than--Isavan haln Tia wratcbs.
-thav soil tho;r h.;r TIL. IL ths a,.;
lance If ina Ravi Fatbar I Nnsant MT whn
.nsaLs NJ ons woman ths mothsr Sf .eva"
.h;ldran who sold lar hair ~ = h.rl,sr Cav
,'nnart nf heer Wnman baca haan' g had
IN" far Drunkenness IA time. and M ors
m ons comet th.,wn,nen. ,wsrs sd;sc.,y.r.d
FALL drunk" one Sunday AFTERNOON The
ehildren cluh their nencs tnuathpr nm SAT.
,rdav n;vht Tn havs q !" spraaS md "s,
,lSr;ously inebtfitsa IKE fhe,r san i ma
Tho mastar of the H;harn;an Srhonl save !.
..Yon minht as walI attamnt :" amnt , ~.
Marsev with a hnckat a. tn aonlv 'Christs;n MIN
Instruction while this flood If ,t np =
il uyerwhelming M" Chaos has come
l,yer the people. There seems to he neither
Nv. order. nor decencv among them
IS ,I,i,dren die whichpare never .h,,rnr savs
Father Nngent, Rents ao n,,naid Ffor fhs
landlord fears to he nressinr last his
tenants shonld anul, tba HOUSES dawn -
~ have four houses in Henderson street y
saws an agent. "and there il not niece q,
timber left in them. They 9TH. oc,;n,,iers,
viii take away the cupboaris. ths stair.
r.soo ond tha vow, si,t., ow H.. go ",,.,
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THE FotfR JACKS.

Thu. Macon, Ca, Journal oft the 4thi
learns that the solemn ceremonial Of dividing
the corn crop took place recently on i
plantation of upwards ola Thousand acres
not a Thousand miles from Macon. rpou
which thelab,rers were emploved ph, shares
The proprietors received thirtyseven and
a half bushels of nubbins aud the hand,
divided out the remainder Of thu crsp at
the rate Of two and an eighth bu .heIs
apiece. There will be NO shocking frelic
on that plantation this year. f1 a
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SUUCEgyrUN

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Succession Of State of Louisiana.
HENRY ROBERTSON. Ninth judicial Dis.
T No. 220 trict l,ohyt. Parish
Petition for Sale Sef Rapides.
Dy vIREbEy or AN ORDER OF
ID sale, isshed from the Ninth Judicial
District Court in and for the Parish Of Ra-
pidess at the instance Of the. Executors Of
The above Succession in the above entitled
Eand numbered suit. dated 29th October,
1866. and directed to me. Sheriff Of said
Parish, commanding ne to Sell for'tbe "a I,ay.
mept OF debts, stA'' Hind and Tawn Iots
hereinafter mention 4. / shall sell at Puk-
Ic Auction. at the Court H use door ii,
Aexandria, at 70 ocock, Moon ~slv ;7s !
Saturday the lst .day st December /
next, the following property Of the Success
sion o, Henry. Robertson, Viz!
A tractof Pine land, sittated i 10
on Natx Side VI Red .Riy.r5
about two miles from Pinevilla III:
in the Parish Of Rapides. COD
taining thirty acres more. abrl ltSs, wllb
llwslling House. and other Improvements
therenpon, being on the right of the road
leading from Alexandra to Harrisonbdrgs..
and bounded on the North bys lands Of
Curtis F. Lewis, East by lands Of q. r.
s}rinstead and fPettwab's Succession ON
the South BY lands If VIM. Waters and
land. = = ssts.1
Also the share and interest Of the de.
ceased lbeing an undivided half) ID the al.
lowing property Of the Firm Of II. Ruhert.
son L. Co.; viz: ~
Square No, 40 Oh the plat If The town
81 Alexandra, Situated between, Il seventh
md eighth streets. unsnclossd, and unim
proved. 49,
Square No. 60 on same plat, sitdated
ietwe n same streets. partially enclosed.
. - having 4 spiall hodse and outbaiId-
slasrs 80, 50 Of same bat, Situated
between eighth and ninth streets.
Square No. 60 on same plat, situated
be ween same streets. Both squares ar,
unrnclosed' and laniniproved. 81, (
Lower front corner Of Square No. 4 on
same plat, having a front, of twpnty-.ight
feet on Front street. ann extending back
N parallel lines one hundred and six feet
.>ixillches, to lot ot Wm.iC. James. 71T,l{
Lot adjoining the above with same font
and depth. t.s.l az, H.
Lot adjoining the last, with same front
and depth, and bounded above BY Denis
,pullivan's store. t,Ns So 'x4s.
The upper front corner of sqaate MOI i
on same plat. having d front 81 sixty--six
feet on Front street, and extending back in
parall el lines. one hpulred and six fee: six
inches'to the old BaukIlot. III "a,
Lot adjoining the above. having front
Of fifty thresfeet; yitbfthe same dep h as
the last, and bounded below BY NJ.
We|ch's lot. gGndslt 81
The lower front corner 81 Square No. s;
having Y from, Of fifty feet on Front street.
with the, same dsptIi'aa thslast, and bvunid.
ed above by VI. Wpic s. lot. . s1sa@t ( !
I Attract of land. known as the "Hineston
Tract. containing four bundled acres nor.
Or less. bounded; West BY lands Of s. u
Williams. ,kst,by lands belonging to Isaac
Sweat, South BY IaYds Of Peggiis Mcintosh
and North ypublo lands, and in the Par
ish Of Rapides, about thirty miles from
4Alexahdria. II I'll sJ'fiIf.ls ! 90
Terms OF Sale: One.Eourt! cash, tie
residue on q. credit Of one year from ;dav of
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October 3lst, i8s6-tds
Printers fees $22 so.
An ADMINISTRATORS SALE

=
THE property Of the succession q,
i Joseph Heyniahs, deceased, con.
sisting Of a tract of land, ON vincent's
creek, in the Parish Of Rapides, bound.
ed above by public land, below by lands
Of james Bunch, West by lands Of D
sloah, east by lands Of E. Hayman and
containing 200 acres, also
S head Of stock cattlei
! pony,
Lot plantation tools, etc.,
Will be made BY the undersigned, -oii /
Saturday, Nosember oath, 1865,
at the residence If Joseph Heymans' on
Vihcent's creek; lin this Parish. e
TERMS: Twelve months ctedit-rotes
secured by mortgage and personal be.
curity.;
s n ELIAS HAYMANs,
oct q 1866 ids Administrator. I
Printers fees SI3 so 'iss9
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WAGONS AND PLOMS
E 8 II II AfY .


TAKEN UP by D. H. Willis, Jr., q
i yoke of oxen of the following des-
cription: One deep red OK aboat eight
years old, large scar on the left side,
marked with 4 swallow fork ii the left
and crop and under slope III tie right
ear and branded r'rC: Also one pale
red OK about ten years old; marked
with two splits in the right and one
split in the left ear and branded PY.
They were found with a yoke on, with
three how holes at each end and both
have their left horns bored. sss 80
They were appraised by Thomas E.
Randolph and D. H. Willis, Sr. to b.
worth forty five dollars. ~
The owner is notified to Come for
ward, prove property and pay charges,
or the said oxen will be sold in thirty
days. as the law directs. ,ae,
WIN. RANDOLPH, j. p.
Spring Hill Ward, Oct. IL, 1866.
oct "a 1t Printers fees sll Is
I r Q II
pOUND. square. Bar and Cistern hopr
IL Iron--,all sizes for sale nv 81
nov 7tf $. W. HENARIE.
PLdN7aI10V ron REfI.
THE Annandale Plantation, formerly
l Cockturn's. Not overturned last sum
nsr. Apply to ss ,,.I,;i
nov { 4 T. G. MANNING.
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! GAMES Z. ANpKEWS

.sla4si iisgsshL elysg Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Alexandra, Louisiana
October ,3lst, 1866. IA. -. !, 49,,
Printers lees $5s 50. d
SHERIfFjS 81 LE,
viRMxn Fmss J. yo.290 District Gourt,
vs. Parish of Rapides, State
JoHs s: RurLER. Of Louisiana.
fDY VIRTUE OF A wRtT OF
ID Fietl Facias Issued BY the Honorable
the Dstfict Codrt ii. and for the. Parish Of
Rap!des, State Of Louisiana and to me ad
dressed in The above entitled and numbered
suit, have seized and will offer fol. sale to
the last and highest bidder. on
Saturday tie stdsy Of December, 1896,
he ween the otrs Of II A. N. and 4 Pm.
ut thu door ofthe CpnrtH House il the town
of Alexandra. Parish Of Rapides, Louisi.
ana. the following described property spizpd
as the property Of John s. Butler, defend
ant, to-wit:
A certain 10 or parcel of "a
ground lynn and heing in the mir!
lower suburbs Of the town of :si;;
Alexanaria, Rapides Parish,
Louisiana. fronting on Red river and ex
tending back between parallel lines to the
continuation Of secand street in the said
town of Alexaidfia.G bounded above by
property If Ralph Smith and below BY pro.
perry 81 I,r. 9. E. French. and which Il
knosnas The "Diggs property" With al
the bindings and improvements thereon.
" theieunto belonging. siga
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in United States
Treasury notes subject TO a, praisement. .,
j. Il. ANDREWS.
paY.6 8Y Sheriff.
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DlsD-On the 3lst ult. at his residenc.
1n Bayou Benf in this Parish, SrLAs
lib :Br, in the 50ti yearot his age.

DEArH.-Death's inexorable law summon
ed from our midst tai Wednesday last he
afectinnate mother and highly esteemed
lady. Mrs{ ANNA B. SMITH. who was born
ID t'lht"n County. New York. aged 30
wears and three months May the mother,
wo sisters. four children ana friends ot the
departed, whose hearts are replete with
sorrow at this separation. remember that
benr6cent God has pointed out the way to
Il happy reunion in land paved and clad
with happiness. May convoy Of Angels
watchpyer the bere.yed. aard after .slile's
fitful fever is over welcome them h me to
The valley Of peace, where free from trouble
Ill can bow down, W rship ahd'reioice 10.
ke''e'' .,sFs.i F3Is,9,
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ste t,f.S Stltit~sssA-tf

n. Succession : ion aGsll1} xintbjoaic,aip biz
: M M T ~ trict Coart-P Parish
rssisioS for Sale: sfRapides /
DURsUAN1 TO AN-oRpER OF SALE
i -tauAd from the District Cont in aud ,
for the Parish of Rtpides. dated The Sd
inst, ID tliasali oxes entitled and numbered
Fs,tit, and directed to me-, Sheriff of said Pa.
ish. commanding me- to sell Tor The payment
m debts the property 0f said Is uccession. !
shall offer at public auction OIL the prem.
ises, on
SATURDAY the fsth day Of DECEMBER
next. at l9.oiclock NJ, the following pro.
x tact Of land lying "a ana being about
sixteen miles below the town If Alexand.
ria, on the South side Of Red river, humid
I'd on the front by the river and on the
,ther three sides tv the lands Of the Sc.
'essions Of John aid Amelia B. Compton,
containing One thOnaand arpeiits. of which z
pne.kaif is cleared, together with all the
improvements thereon. Also
Fifteen mules, 49, 81. , N.Y.
Eight oxen, ss'ssf sfasi1 .5iF3 .l4it III
AM, i'll other moyablss ON the premises be.
longing to this Succession. .Also, the share
and Interest OF the deceased iii the success
si9ns Of his parental ,s.sisa
+ TERMS or SALE; For the plantation,
above described .one.fourth each; thv
residue IN three equal installme ,ts payable
one, two aid three years after date, with
eight per cent interest from data mort /
,age aud vendors lien will be retained to
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,Parlor Amusenents.

As the cold weather is approaching, par.
f'r juggling, in the absence of slight of
hand performances, will be Al pleasant way
Of !'assingiaan evening" The fsllowina
tricks can be performed by any one of com.
mon sense, and never fail: ~ a39Is leO
THE sPITTTooN TRICK.
Take twohalf gallon spittoons-white are
the hest--then select a strong csri-a
wrrsfed one if it can hn .,rocu-ad n" GO fhe
cord through the two holes ofthe spittoons
and give the ends To gentleman, AID lad,
selected from the contrary, to hold. New
let lady select the snittpons, and sliding
each to the opposite end of the cord. hring
them together smartlv, when they will
break in pieces and fall to The forr. This
trick is easily performed, aud win excite
considerable applause. ~, 81, 49,. (.
THE MAGIC STICK. ~ .}les II,
To do this properly Won will reed pearl
handled knife and a hard wood stick, SOME
two inches inlength. Sharpen the two
ends Of the stick, and then try to crush it
endways, either between yonr hands or ty
sitting on it. This, IN iy0ur establishment,
you will find impossible to do.
THE FLYING HEN. -,,..s .g, Is,
Selecta 'ar,e, well-fed llen--the color is
immaterial, though black is, s,best--and
place. her in sitting position on some
smooth surface Then over her place
nasteboari hox, eighteen by thirty inches.
Pound smartly on the ton Of the box with
a bone-handled tahle-knife forthreef min
i,tes, and then suddenly raise il, when the
hen will suddenly fly away, This trick
can he performed bv any person Of average
intelligence who gives his whole mind to
il. aa;5Ifi.I
THE NAIL thick.
Take two large wr0nght-iron nails, and
wire them together in TIE form Of cross
It will then be found impossible to swallow
them. There is no deception abont this.
N4t iii IA THE CABLE. ts.,s,
Take a piece Oftarred cable about fifteen
inches in lsnrth. cut it carefully in two
with sharp knife, and then>f to chew
the ends together. You can try as long as
you like. I 81 ~ S.tis saii.. x n
raE MAGIC EGGS. ne sil d
Put twelve. fresh eggs carefully into a
green werstedhag Swing thebag rapidly
abont your head, hitting it each time
against the door post Then ask the com.
pany if they will have. them boiled,
scrambled or fried. It will make no differ.
ance which they choose. 1s i3,T b,.s III
THE FouR JACKS.
Select a pack Of cards with plain backs.
Take ont the fonr jacks and burn them
before the company, letting them see the
ashes. Now shuttle the cards quickly, and
holding them in the left hand. give them
a sharp rap with the knuckles Of the right. |
Then place them on the table with the
face down, and defy the company to find
tla lacks They can't do Il, =. -
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II was this same general who Sc i

New Mo1assea.
lust RECEIVED by ]. Levin lot
q Of so bbls choice new molasses-
made in this Parish.
nov n #
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ma. Brig. Gen. Thomas Ewing, formerly

Z a + 4 n VI 4 4.
nm. Brig. Gen. Thomas Ewing. formerly
a Republican. and hrother-in-law. Of tipn.
Sherman. delivered one ofthe finest speeches
at the Cleveland Soldiers Convention IN
favor of the restoration, which we have ever
heard. another "trator," We suppose.
Exchange.
twas this same general whp Sc promptly
restored to Gov. Humphreys the books
stolen from the State literary at Jackson
by :" the men in blue" wien they held Che
place. We had the pleasure of meeting Gov.
Humphreys at dining hort time since
and heard him on that occasion speak Of
Gen. Ewing in HIGHLY complimentary terms.
He deserves all that could lie said Of him.
Port Gibson Standard.
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Mittie Ste phens.

Maurice Ianeilnrne, Commanded !; and
Carpenter and Purcell, Clerks, has re-
sumed her position i'd tbs Red river
trade; And will make regular ten days
tnps during high water, And sp sbop
as navigation above Alexandria is
stopped, she will ply as aregular week
~ packet fTbm New Orleans to Alex.
andrias IN
Being side-Sheelef and. hatiasI.u.
perior Accommodations for freight and
passengers, the public will please apply
e 'o ess 81 isss til jFs % qI9islsE
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THE STATE Of. LOUISIANA.


THE STATE Of LOUISIANA.
District Court Parish Of Rapldes.
>, NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
No. 6li-3uccession Of Sanders Smith
Administration and Inventory.
WHEREAS William Dyer has made
N application to this Court to b. ap
pointed Administrators Of the Snccessionoi
Sanders Smith, deceased; Notice IL here
hyaiven to all whomi it doth or may con.
Germ, to show cause, within ten days fr..la
the'date hereof, why the same should not
be granted. zeg ily.s48 .tab
Clerks Office, Alexandra, louisiana,
November. 6tiI, 1866.
0s w iryf,Ur IL ~, -,
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W. G. HARRIS ~. ...csF. LEWIS
HAVING purchased the chtire Es-
Ii tate df William Waters, consisting
Of about twelve thousand acres of Pine
rimbered Lands, will continue to run
the Saw Mills as usual.
Wears prepared t6 gil any and all
bills promptly. and deliver lumber at
almost any desired point.
Orders left at our Office in Alexandria
With ]. A. Crawford will be promptly
attended to.
noy 7'6sem '' : AA"10'
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AT GO ST.
THE undersigned has about $1,000
worth Dry Goods, Tobas c,, etc.,
which he offers at first cost, on Fourth
Street, boot sign near Mr.. Kerrigan, { {
u D. TaETHERIDGE. 81
nov 7 IT., ~ si9 81 I'D q,
For Sale or Rent.
a FINE PLANTATION situated five
a miles above Alexandria, containing
,NO acres Of land, $50 acres being under
tence and in cultivation willsell, rent or
take part O, on reasonable terms, or sell
any portion to suit purchasers. Address,
oct Jan "A l lonnnoS In.
FOR safe OR LEASE
IN Bayou B.Haf, 12 miles from Alex
~ audria, GA acreschoice cotton land.
23D acres in cultivation and we'll i'm.
provedpa good site for saw mill. For
nt,.rnation apply Oh the premises.
Oct "a 3ts G. Il. WALDEN.
>~s->>c
FL, "A II 8
1UST RECEIVED fram New York q
~ very large stock 81 Hats OF every qnal. /
ity from One dollar to nine, also Boys hats
and Girls fats ard fashionable Hats at re-
luced prices.
oct 81 lsGstf s.jW. sHENARIE.
CLoTEIING
THE undersigned has on hand the largest
: and best selected stock Of Clothing sv.
er offered in this market consisting Of
COATS, PANTS and VESTS, !.
Of every size, quality and price. Also .
good hit iof under garments for Ladies',
Misses, Men and Boys. all Of which is Of.
fered at low prices for CASH by
oct 81 1866. tt $, w, HENAELE.
c OuaT HOUSE BRICKS
THE sale Of the Court House bricks
u will take place as heretofore adyer.
tised on
SA TURDAY. N0TENBER 10, 1896
Neneaof The bricks attached tn the foun.
dation walls will be sold. Purchasers will
be alluwed until day Of paymtnt for their :
removal instead Of thirty days
- D. Il. ARDEN,
oct 81 2t President Police Jury.
/ Public Ferries.
7 WILL let ont publicly to the highest
i bidder. in the town Of Alexandra. on III
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER liz 1866.
all the Public Ferries Of the Parish, ex.
cept the Alexandria Ferry.
The letting will b. at the Court House: e
door and commence ut IL o'clock NJ Is slI
u. D. ,ARDF.N.
oct 81 81 President Police Jury. i.
r O r r g ut s1lo,
THE u NJ, ,McNurr plantation 41sk
Anplv IN
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THE STATE Of LOUISIANA.
District Court : Parish Of Rapides
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICTS /

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICTS I
No. l3-snccession Of Francois poiissisin-
Tableau Of Debts.
yX1HEREASC leobaline Pdussin, Admx.
w has fled in this Office a Tabies,, o,
debtsnf the Succession Of Francois Pous
sin Notice is hereby given to all whom i,
doth Df may concern, tsi show cause. with
IN thirty days ffUm the date hereof, VIII,
the same should not be- homologattd.
/, Clsrky Once, Alexandria, Louisiana
nov IS ]. Y. HICKMAN, Clerk.
THE STATE OELOUISIANA.
District Court Parish Of Rapides.
! NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
No -$Sccession efJat,bs spieg.l-
Administration aud Inventory.
tTtHEREAS Elizabeth Spriegpl kas
wv made application TO this Todf tt
be appointed Administrative Of the sue.
cessfun Of Jacab prirgel, deceascd; Notice
is hereby given to all whom il d..th or may
concern. to show cause. within ten days
from the date hereof; why the same shuuhi
not be granted. 81 assBaaJ sgs5
Clerks Office, Alexandra, Louisiana.
November 9Th, 1866. ..asl .34
e III; Rg j. WsHICKMAN. Clerk.
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m. y. 9. Crescent please cory and
send bill to this Office.
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/ THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
District Court Parish Of Rapides.
q NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
No. 5H-tfartha Martin, Tutrix-An-
= nual Account
VXTHEREAs Martha Martin has fied
w in. this Court her Annual Account
Is Tntrik n the. Mindrspf j q. Astsan
T. Flint; Notice is hereby given to all
whom il doth orlmay concern, tO show
cause, within thirty days from the date
hereof, why the same should mot De
rhomologated. ~ fr.
Clerks Office Alexandria, /. Louisi-
ana, October 22d, 1866 e..t...o .5ts
J. w. HICKMAN,
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Fl ~ ri g

Il "a Il
TUST RECEIVED fram New York .
~ very large stock d Hats OF 4yrry qnal.
ty from one dollar to nine, also Boys hats
and Girls fats aud fashionable Hats at re-
luced prices.
oct 81 lsC6tf s.jW. eHENARIE.
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,rHE STATE Of LOUISIANA 4 4 |
district Court Parish Of Rapidcs.

" NINTH, JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Nos a2sa Succession of Henry Robert
~ SON Tab1eau pf Debts. !,
WHEREAs Stokes 4. Smith, Exec.
M ,ptQr, has filed in this Office a
sFahlehu of the Debts Of the Succession
Of Henry Robertson, deceased; Notice
is hereby given To- all whom it doth OF
may concern, to show cause. within
thirty days from the date hereof, why
the same should not he llomologated.
Clerks Office, Alexandra; Lolisi-
ana, October 2OtlLs 1866. j
J. w. HICKMAN,
oct "a st h Clerk.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
District Court Parish Of Rapide,,


THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
District Court Parish Of Rapiaes,
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
No. 46-Snccession Of William Leon.
ard-Tableau Of De1ts.
WHEREAS Gervais Baltic. Admin.
w istrator. has fled in this Office a
Tableau Of the Debts of the Succession
Of William Leonard, deceased; Notice
is hereby given to all whom it doth. or
may concern, to show cause, within
thirty days. from the date hereof; why
the same should not be homologated.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, LOUISE
ana, October Goth, 1866 sss.
j. WiHICEMAN,
octN st Clerk.
101.s.s' Ea c1F7 I'M:
THE fine; fast, superb passenger
i steamer
NAVIGATOR,
ROUNS,,. I. .... !. Master
viii commence her regular weekly
trips, leaving Alexandria every. Tues.
day evening at $ z. NJ. punctual)y.
She will commence on the 10th inst.
leaving New Orleens on that day on
her FIRST trip.
WILLIAMS & LEVY.
$500 Alexandris.
ia 50 Common Street,
Il New Orleans,
now 81 kgentA
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Is ,CIjOAKS.
Just RECEIVED and for sale BY the
= undersigned . 6ne lot Of Ladies'
Cloaks, cost from Eve to fifty dollars,
nov = t S.W. HENARIE.
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AT 90 ST. z
THE undersigned has about $1,000
! worth Dry Goods, Tobai c,, ETC.,
which he Offers at first cost, gu Fourth
Street, boot sign, near Mr.. Kerrigan, 1
$illsl 4 " d. TaETHERIDGE. 81
nov , IT, .ss ..ig NJ 80
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-11-07

Put twelve. fresh eggs carefully into a
green wersted bag. Swing thebag RAPIDLY
abont your head, hitting it each time
against the door post. Then ask the com.
pany if they will have them boiled,
scrambled OF. fried. 1t will make no differ
ance which thew rhnnsa Z 4ey AZ