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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-29
REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YoRK. Tuesday, June %, 1870
Real estate auctoneeTs did what may be set
down good days work, and considering the oxtraor
binary temperature, remarkably good days work.
At the Exchange, the Messrs. Lawrence, Oakley
Feury sold city property and the Messrs A. j. Blocker.
Son q Co., Morrisana property. The former sold two
story stable and lot the north side ~ EgtecDthst,
10 feet east from scvenhve. dot 22xOO feeD, 10 G.. W.
Conner for $4,000 and the twostory stable and lot adj
joining, lot size, and 10 the Same purchaser, for
$1,000 Mr. Common also bought the other property Of
fered by the Messrs Lawrence, oakley Fleury. The
house and lots the south side of Avenue b, running
through % Avenue G. near Cfst M Grove Hi, Nor
risania, sold to II. Radford FOR 5000
A rather numerous company accepted the INVITATION
OF the Messrs. Blackwell Mallory, and aecompahsa
those gentlemen 70 TarryfOwn, where was 70 DC SOFA
about IL Of land, part OF the Benedict estate ire
yious the sale the company partOJk OF a coliatin
which seemed be much elsbcd by all and gave 10 mo
recpicnts endurance Of the great heat, and disposition
10 bid freely and TO buy literally.
The Messrs A. D. Mclick, IT.. q Bro. wore Ioftnh9b
with their sale OF lots at Lake View, y. j. larger NUN
Der were sold than the auctOncers could rea'phaDD
have hoped 10 dispose oil in view Of the temperature
Appended a schedule OF each Of these sales ana IN
the advertising columns Of TE TRIBUNE may te iglnh
announcements Of sales 10 take place tomorrow t"en-
nesday) and the other days Of the week.
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Dentletrp.
Jniernal Repenne.

OFFICE OF UNITED STATES INTERNAL
" REVENUE SIXTH COLLECTION DISTRICT STATE 0E
NEWYORK, comprising the NINTH FIFTEENTH and SlATbhhIh
WARDS of the CITY OF NEW YORK.
hereby pursuant law that have received from the
the lists Of and enumeraoas of property subject 10
the Act provide Internal Revenue support the Go,n
men the public debt and for other purposes ap
proved June amendato thereto that the utes
enumerated therein have become due and payable and at
will personally by deputy for the collection OF me same az my
Office No 3Ol West Fourteenth st. corner tghth ave Ia
the 18th day Of June until the 10th day OF june 1911
siye between the O'Clock The lists
herein referred comprise the Special Taxes businesses Trades
Tie Carriages Bd Tables Told "scnes
Plate for the ending April % lS1 and the taxes
upon Incomes the year ending Dec 81 1907
Who shall neglect the sums hue by them
the within the hereby spehdi vi" DC
''~' ''Ai' W -" VIM b. WHITE Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-29
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
AUCTION SALE OF MORRIsANIA REAL ESTATE.
AUCTION SALES OF TARRYTOwS REAL ESTATE.

A.. }. BLEECKER, son a 60.
and B through n Ave G.
CnEst village OF Grove Hill plot 5oL2O' H. Raafo.. S3ooo
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rrpsn,vs WEATHER RIpORT-9AM
MINIATURE ALMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rses w 4:3 sun sets Moon sets BID
WATER THIS DAY. -, =,
Sandy Hook 81t Cows Isan.. 1888 Hell Gate ......l:H
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iDeooius CARDS, &r.

AT WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Full
"A tons,-wED DISG CARDS and FINK STATIONERY. tksnS
lished 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-29
Citp Real Gstaie for 5ale.

NOR Subdivisions HOUSES and LOTS
on The best streets and avenues in New-ios Brooklyn AMI ss
cent cities Large Farms and County Property City anu Coan
W i'OP''' ''"N''- sIEGBL' CHACB Co, - Ceisrst
S25OOOO TO LoA AhSph in sums f TO suit ton
M1RTGAGES cashd at loweet BBLLAMY STRAIT
TON, No. 81 rue-st
St01S OQ0 TO L0AN-In sums to suit,
- tC,UUO NewIOrh property First and Second
n'''ee'' '->-' BBLTAMY 4 STRATToS, No. 81 Pinest
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COURT CALRNDARs-THs DAT.

suPRnE j. Calendar called at 10 m
49,. Sewari Pursed 10 Ohio Hydro Carbon Light Co.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-22

DOUBLE INCOME TAXES ExAcrEp.-
In its lucid moments the New York
Tribune exhibits vigorous common
sense in its treatment of questions af-
feeting the substantial prosperity OF
the people. In recent article upor
the iniqui.ies of the income tax law.
the following illustration is used
Alb. owed $4,000 which he agreed
to try to pay in equal early INSTALL
ments of $4,000. Tie first year he
earned $4,000, which enabled him to
pay the $4,000 due tohis creditors. and
lett him $4,000 for his family expenses.
lie supposed that tie $4,000 paid to
ms creditors was exempt from income
tax, but the assessorruled against him.
lie appealed to tie authorities at
Washington, but the decision of tho
assessor was confined. The credi-
tors who received tie $4,000 which this
honest debtor had mid them were re-
CURED by law to relort the amount as
Z .aeots collected, previously sapposed
to be lost" and pa their tax .unon #
as income. The dbtor, who had earn
ed the money SO badly, was also forced
to pay his tax upa it {; SO that mon
that amount, Which, viewed as income
was one and the same amount. the
government eolleeed two taxas. This
is contrary to the htent of the law.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-22

THEsBAroN ROUGE CROSSE 1ErE AND
Crosse .I'ete and Opelousas Railroad was
sold Saturday, June 4, under foreclosure of
the mortgage Of Mr. VIM. S. Pike, and
was bought in by that gentleman for tie
city of Baton Rouge and individual stock
holders. There was but one bid, $50, 900.
at which price the road. was adjudicated.
Should al arrangements be perfected sat-
isfactorily, the road will be resold to the
New Orleans, Baton Rouge aud Vicks-
burg Railroad Company within the next
thirty days. With its sale will dawn the
new era of Baton Rouge. The company
is composed of gentlemen of known enter
prise, and knowing that railroad between
this city and Shreveport would be a pay
ing investment, propose to take advantage
of our present want of'capital and former
remissness. They should be cordially CO.
operated with by the people in those
parishes though which the road will pass.
The enterprise is a praiseworthy onc-a
grand undertaking that will not only open
up the interior, but give the inhabitants
of Red River cheap perennial thorough
fare for the shipment of their crops. and
an everopen channel or the transportation
OF those supplies which now can only be
received at3eeFtain seasons of the year.
While we cannot too severely condemn
these adventurous vagabonds from the
North, who come among us to seek Office
and suck the lifeblood of our people, we
welcome with open arms those solid North
ern men who come to improve our lands,
and those in lustrious Northern laborers
and mechanics who come to add to the
wealth of the country. Such men, whene-
yer they locate 10 our State, viii ever be
able to give the lie to the assertion that the
people are hostile to the Northern mmi- |
grant. The parishes east of the Missis-
sippi have already shown their Iiberality
to the company by substantial encourage
ment, and it IS hoped those along the pro-
jected line west Of the "Father Of Waters
will not lag ia giving them all the eucour-
agement necessary to a speedy completion
OF the grand enterprise. Baton Rouge
Advocate, 9th inst.
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS
JUNE TERM, 1870.
IcoNr1NuEp rno,r - , cur, ).

| LooNiiNoED FROM FIRST PAGE,1
aEce before the jury with the view q,
MS making a statement in relation ~
carrying out his scheme, Wberenno, ~
Messrs bennett and Robinson were an
pointed as the committee. ~
oh motion OF J w Moore, r J Bow.
man was invited to come before the
jury and make a statement in refer.
ehce TO the interests and completion of
another rail road, proposed to be built
oy other parties of whom he is the To-.
Cal representative. Whereupon r. 7
Bowman came forward, and his state.
ment was carefully heard by the ,Jurv
Col. L G Manning, was then intro
auced as the Representative, of ] M
Corse, who, after reading the petition
TO The Jury, made by said j NJ Corse.
asking the donation of a certain sum of
money, to be paid at a certain time
and on certain conditions. and also
having read the ordinance requested
TO De passed by the Jury, in reference
TO sad donation, commented in his
usual able, concise and felicitous man.
ner, upon the merits and advantages
to the people and Parish, of his great
scheme.
On motion of VIM Randolph I
Resolved, That the claim of IVm
q Thompson for building bridge
over Slough in front of his planta-
ton, be referred to the Finance com
mittee.
:. Ihe Jury then adjourned until 81
o'clock on the 9th inst. in order to give
opportunity to the several committees
to arrange and report Oh the business
before them. " j CALVIT, |
-s..r.- -.r Clerk |
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LIFT A LITTLE,

Tiff a little! Lift litt1el
Neighbor, lend a helping hand,
To that heavy laden brother,
Who, for weakness. scare can stand,
What to thee, with thy strong muscle,
Seems light and easy load,
Is to him ponderous burden,
Cumbering his pilgrim road.
Lift little! Lift little!
Effort gives one added strength;
That which staggers him when rising
Thou can hold at arms full length.
Not his fault that he is feeble,
g Not thy praise that thou are strong,
It is God makes lives to differ,
Some from waiting, some from song.
Lift little! Lift a little!
Many they who need thy add
Many lying by the roadside,
Meath misfortune's dreary Shade.
Pass not by, like priest and Levite,
Needless of thy fellow man;
But with heart and arms extended,
Be the good Samaritan. as
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Splintelrs.
The woman question-AWh did she
have On?n

= /
The woman question-"What did she
have on?',
! Hayes City Kansas, has a female
constable. The young men are in con
slant fear that she may have ''an at.
tachment" for them.
A graye-digger in Kansas City, who
buried man named Button, sent bill
to his widow, as follows: "To making
one Button hole, $780,"
"Buy a trunk, Pat ~ said dealer.
"And what for should 1 bny trunk ~
replied Pat. 'To put yoarcluthes in. -
was the reply. "And go naked 2" ex-
claimed Pat. "Not q bit iv it,
A swell, while being measured for a
pair of boots, observed snake them
cover the calf" ''Impossible'n return
ed the astonished bootmaker, surveying
his customer from head to foot, ii
haven't leather enough.
Clever girl who said this nm walk
ing up long room, when the women
who don't,like you are looking at your
back, there is a moral support convey
ca by Paris dress not to be derived
from the firmest religious prineiples.n
How heavy You walk!n exclaimed
Mrs. Mackwhack, on hearing her hus-
pand tunbling upstairs the other
night. "Well, my DEAR" was the gruff
response, "if you can get barrel of
whisky upstairs with any less noise,
should like to see you do it."
An old gentleman of eighty-four
having taken to the altar damsel of
q bout sixteen, the Clergyman said to
him: The font is at the other end of
the church.n "What do 1 want Of the
font 7" said the old gentleman. "Ohl
beg yonr PARDON" said the clerical |
wit 4 thought you had brought this
child to be christened.n
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-22

A FREEDwoMAN SUES FED. WARD
FOR S2G,000.-A rather interesting
case has been commenced in the SUI
perior Court in this city, inasmucIl as
it revives some old "reminiscences grow
ing out of the custom of slavery, new
supposed to be extinct. The PLAINTIFF
is Henrietta Ward, m,llatto woman.
formerly resident of this city, who
brings suit against Zeb. Ward and a
woman named Rebecea Boyd for the
recovery of $4,000 damages. The
plaintiff sets up that in 1853 she was
residing in this city, and had been
living here for a number of years : that
she was free, and the fact was well
known and authenticated but, des-
pite this, Ward and the woman BOYD
conspired to deprive her of her liberty
for the sake of gain and reward, and.
furthermore, that they succeeded
She claims that she was abducted by
them from her peaceful home in this
city and carried to Kentucky. where.
Ward held her in servitude for per;od
OF seven months. He then sold her to
one Gerard Bronson, of Mississippi. for
the sum of $1,000. This Gentleman
took her to Texas, and there worked
her as common field hand for fifteen
years, without hire, reward or emolu-
ment-she remaining there in the bonds
OF slavery until her shackles were
Knocked off by the lamented Mr.. Lin
coin. She therefore claims that the is
entitled to recover from Mr.. Ward the
full value of her services for the fifteen
years she was deprived of her liberty
by his unlawful act. Her attorneys
are Lincoln, Smith 81 WarnoclS. Tie
case is one which is likely to attract
some attention.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-22
STRAWBERRY sPLANTS-FOR
~ sale by = III. ST. JOHN.

=
SUNSHINE AT HOME.-Many q child
goes estray, not because there is
want OF prayer or virtue at home, but
simply because home lacks sunshine.
A child needs sunshine as much as
fiaWers need sunbeams. Children look
little beyond the present moment, If
a tti9gPleases, they are-apt to seek it;
if it displeases, they are prone to avoid
it. If home is the place where faces
are sour, and words harsh, and fault
is ever in the ascendant, they
will spend as many hours as possible
elsewhere. Let every father and
mother, then, try to be Happy. Let
them look happy. Let them talk Il
their children, especially the little
ones, IN such a way as to make them
happy.
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formed their duty in behalf Of the Parish.

formed their duty in behalf of the Parish.
On motion of 81. Walker,
Resolved. That it shall be- the duty of
the President of the Police Jiry to cancel
the present bond of the Parish Treasurer
as soon as he shall he prepared to give the
new one in accordance with law.
On motion of J l. Walker.
Resolved, That the Jury proceed to draw
lots for the long and short term, with the
following result:
Messrs Andrews, Bennett, Robinson and
the member to be elected for Alexandria
ward drawing the long term, and Messrs
Saivit, Moore, Randolph, Sweat aud Wal
ker the short term.
The jury then adjourned to meet again
on the 18th day of july proximo.
=, j. II. ANDREWS,
w. d. CALvdr, President.
Clerk.
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| o. . .
The report was adopted by the Jury
and warrants ordered to be issued in
payment of all approved claims. =
On motion of j T. Walker,
Resolved, That the Parish Treasurer
is hereby required and instructed to
retain all currency paid into the Treas
ury to the amount of $4,000, express
ly for the payment of the work on the
erection of said Court House.
On motion of j L Walker,
Resolved, That e II. Biossat, be au-
thorized by the President to print $50
covers for suits for the clerk Of the
Courts Office of the Parish of Rapides
and that he receive $1,000 therefor.
On motion of j L Walker,
Resolved, That the interest be stopp
ed from and after the 10th day of June
1870, on all the warrants issued after
date. as
On motion Off Walker,
Resolved, That all Parish warrants,
issued at the session OF the Police Jury
be made payable out of the Taxes for
1870 and not receivable for the, taxes
of 1869. NJ
On motion of il Walker,
Resolved. That the salary of the
Parish Attorney, be raised and here
after fixed at $500, 90 per annun.
On motion of S D Williams,
Resolved, That all hands subject to
road duty, living between the old Nat
chitoches road and Bayou Ceipre, up
to the ward line, be placed on the road
leading from Hineston bridge to the
head of Spring Creek.
On motion of d Williams, -
Resolved, That the old public road
which formerly led from the Whiting
ton branch by the Burney or Holt sum
mer seat, be re-opened and ra.astah-
lisiled, and the hands be and thew ear are
hereby made to work. on said rasa ~
stead of that leading by the Mrars
place, and it shall be- the duty os s tha
Syndic appointed on said Distr.o+ 'ao
have this ordinance enforced at, M ~
$ The President presented the or So'
nance requested to be passed by Il.
Jury, asking a donation from the Par
lsh OF sum of money, in aid of thsl
construction of a branch of New Or
leans, Baton Rouge and Vicksburg rail /
road, which ordinance reads as followsl
-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-22

LIVE IN THE SIGnr OF Cop This
is what heaven will be-the eternal
presence Of God. Do nothing you will
not like God to see. Say nothing you
would not like Him to- hear. Write
nothing. you would not ike Him to
read. Go to no place where you would
not like God to find you. Read no
book of which You would not like God
to say, "Show il to me- Never spend
your time in such a wary you would not
Ike God to say, "NVhat art thou
0OlngY" ~ -.
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BUTTON oNINs,
II FOR HANTING,
at III. ST. JOHNS

BEAUTY eauy has its FONDA
tions in physical well-being. Health
has its laws, wIch must be under
stood and obeyee and these lawsar
clearly indicate, in ouI physicaland
mental constitutins. They demand !:
/. Proper food nd drink in sach
quantities as thelystem is capable of
readily assimulang. 2. Air and sun
hshtln abnndane. 3. Sufficient exer.
else, rest andsl.p. 4. An agreeable
u, temperature. Perfect cleanliness,
Inc Whole sect of full form and
rosy cheeks liein pure blood, mann,
Incurred from wholesome food, by
healthy and acve organs, oxygenatea
ana yitaiized j we'll expanded lungs.
anu an - Kissed by 10 life-giving sunlight
On Tue SURFACED the warm cheek. She
WHO VIII havele color she covets any
o.nef terms INST buy il of the apothe-
Sa. anu renei it every time she makes
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-06-22
NOTICE
To the Stock Subscribers Of the Louisiana
Central Railroad ComDaRy.
NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN FROM
~ this date to the stock subscribers of
The Louisiana Central Railroad Campa-
ny" to pay ten per cent on their stock. on
or before the first of September next, i'm
addition to the thirty-fiye per cent former
~ called for. In pursuance of a resolution
OF the Board of Directors, of the 10Th inst.
and In addition thereto, they are requested
to pay up any arrears due ON the said
thirty-iiye per cent. H. BOYCE,
), President.
Alexandria, La. May 18th, 1870.
May 25-tS1.
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TIES! TIESI

MANUFACTURERS TIES IN
w lots of not less than ten thou
sand, delivered along the line of the
New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Shrcye-
port RAILROAD between tile Atchafalaya
and Bowle's Bridge over Cotile Bayou.
For information as to dimensions. etc.
apply to COL. ]. G. WISE
~, II. N. ROBINSON.
May 25, lS7O-tf.
20 Rapides Gazette copy.
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NOTICE.

VNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween w. B. Harper and WIN. /. Nor.
gan is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent w. B. Harper is charged with the
settlement of the business of the firm and
assumes all the liabilities of the same.
w. b. HARPER,
w. L. MORGAN.
7. S.-Ihe undersigned will continue the
business in his own name and on bis own
account. w d. HARPER
June Is, l670-3t
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DrED-At the residence of her father
near this town, on the morning of the 10Th
INST, MARY VIFLE, third daughter of
Key. s. and Rosa P, Burford, aged months
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they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in. such great numbers in almost every Sec
TO be informed of Its virtues or uses.
Scrofhlous poison is one Of the most dcstruc-
tive enemies Of s our race 0en this unseen and
sttuti0n andinvites the attack Of enfeeblng or IA
tai diseases, without exciting suspicion of its
throughout the body, and then, on some favorable
occasion, rapidly develop into one or other or its
hideous forms, either on the surface or among the
deposited in the lungs or heart, or tnmors formed
IN the liver or It shows its presence by eruptions
on the skin, or foul ulcerations on some part Of
of this S0rsapasJllo is advisable, even when no
actiye symptoms Of disease appear. Persons 81.
d dnd with the following complaints generally
use Of this SARSAPARILLA:. st. Anlho-
rye FIRE. Rose o. Esysipelass letter. Salt
Sore Ears, and other ernpticns or Visible forms forms
OF Ser0fxlows disease. Also IL the more con-
s Sd. forms , Is Ryssspsse I.ossg; Ae~rs
the various Ugceresss s4ecsons Of the muscular
syphilss Of vsrersss and z.re~,4sl DE-
CURED for subduing these obstinate maladies by
any medicine. But ong-continaed use Of this
Or Whises, Uterine Ulcerasiens, and Fensete
mately cured BY its purify and invigornting
In eur Almanac, supplied gratis. Rhewasasisss
traneous matters in the blood, yield quickly to it,
as also liver Complaints. Tor,pSdjfv, Con0es-
ton or DETERMINATIONS of the Nrers and JGwn-
dtcs,, when arising, as they often do, from the
rankling poisons IN the blood. This SARSA-
P4RILLA la great restorer for the strength
and vigor ofthe system. Those who are Lam
and troubled with Nerrosee Approximations or
Eeass, or any Of the affections symptomatic Of
yincing evidence Of Its restorative power upon
~ VI
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NoIe foa pat' vat are you digging that
IL 4 s q hole, sir, it's the dirt,
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PREPARED By
DE-. J. @. AVER g CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and analytical Chesststs.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYWHERE.
J. C. ROGERS.
IN ACCOUNT WITH CORPORATION OF AL
,S. ExANDRIA. $50

1870. DR..
Maysl. To Balance $3.50 SO
81. MARRIAGES for May -
~ 1870 s 1870 90
g2g 2 Cash received from J..
as.g w. Osborn Mayor, for
$3.50 80, Parish paper
& sse "a ninety cents 260 so
Fines for the month Of
May l870.s-- -. 80 90
Tax on one Dog. -. 100
Taxes collected by w.
Hustmyre IL. IL
$1,000 so
To Balance. ..-...--.-.s25 81
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ALEXANDRIA, LA. ), June 9th 1870.

The Jury met according to adjourn
ment-members all present. The min
utes We're read and approved. Where
upon the Jury adjourned until 2
O'Clock, to enable the several commit
tees to proceed with the business be-
fore them. JCALVIT. CLERK
At2 o'clock P NJ the Jury met, pres
ent u r Andrews, President Messrs
Bennett, Calvit, Moore, Robinson, Ran
dolph, Sweat and Williams.
~ On motion of j L Walker,
resolved, That the following ap-
polntments be and tho same are hereby
made as syndics of the roads in the
Pineville ward viz lt,rest
From Pineville to Flaggon, Road
district /, G. WChristian.
Flaggon to Big Creek district 2, Jas
Martin. LII ltGs.f II ~ 80.
Big Creek to Little River district 2
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The State of Louisiana
Parish Of Rapldes-PariSh Court.
No. 102-Succession Of Hampton A.
Parton. S
WTHEREAS j ohm o. Pickens has
w made application to this Court
to be appointed Administrator of the
Succession. Of Hampton A. Parton:
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
doth or may concern, to show cause,
within ten days from the date hereof.
why the same should not be granted.
Clerks Office, Alexandra, La, june
goth, 1870. CIV. EEDOUX.
June ~, 1870 ct. Deputy Clerk.
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E. HARDTNER,
NOTICE.

THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN
Of Alexandra having donated to Pa.
clfic Fire Company No. the sum of Five
Hundred DoliaIs Parish paper, the same Is
now offered for sale, and will be soid Inv
II immediate application be made to
JOHN j. FERGUSON.
June Treasurer.