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MARKETS.
IBY TELEGR AP HI
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April Il.-Dry GOods-market
little more animated and prices rule steady :
farmers and merchants cOttonades, 5zZfe
New York mills double twist, 513c; ehecks,
2TJSc. camlet, 24c; Whettendon stripes and
cotIonades, ST1Sc; mixed do, S5e; plough loom
and anvil, 3Oc; Hanpden light, lse; red cross
v7egans lO5S, Great Falls brown drills, lZ1aci
stsrk a do. I2LSc; stark A shseting l2c: APP
pleton A, IKE; Augusta, lie; Indian orchard
a. ISe; n n, IS; c, l215ei B, l0c; L, Sci Amos
kesg 4 ticks, 24c; do, zoe; c, lSc; d, s; Black
stoDe river, l2ze; Hamilton regular, 1ycj
printed delaines, lSc; CalieOes, l09lO12i and
ooefHn mar cases- 221Sc.
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LAW REPoRTs.

Second Circuit Gourt-HalssY, Judge.
The argument in the case on trial was
concluded yesterday afternoon, and the
iLry will likely be charged this morning.
Special Judge Stockton will occupy the
bench to-day and proceed with the cases
ia which Judge Halsey is incompetent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

I OTTERY.-OficiaI drawings OF the Mis-
i 4 souri, state Lottery. CLASS III.
As, 10, 56, 81, 81, 20, 8, 76, 42 IL, 80, 25, Al.
CLASS I72
50, 4, "a, 19, SO, /, As, "a, II, 10, 45, 76, Is.
Prizes from 500 TO $4,000, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished in the above Lottery by ]. e. FRANCE
48L North Court street, Box IA, Memphis,
Tenn, P. 0. MURRAY, MILLER & CO., Man
ayers. st. Louis, No. apl3
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Ths Sunrems Court.

Special to tho APPEAL,I
JACKSON, Tenn, April ll.-Judge Tur-
ney is confidently expected to sit to-
morrow. The Court called half through
the equity docket, twelfth circuit, first
call pending the argument Of Bowers vs..
Bowers, number thirty-six. Adjourned.
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FOR SHAWNEE VILLAGE.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Hsmohls and White River DBites
States Nail Llas.

THE new and elegant side -
i wheel passenger packets OF
this line viii leave Memphis for DeYall' s
Bluh, west Point, Augusta, J3cksOnpoft anu
Am points on White river, as tol0Wss
TEf4 IN TEND DF.ls John ID. Elliott, master
every Tuesday, At O'Clock pm
d 81 VAIN W J. Ashford, master
Every Saturday. al O'Clock p M
Tounectfng at DsvalIis Bluff with railroad fOT
Lfttle RocE, and at JacksoupOrt with the
Ifght- draught steamer Fort nlth lof FOea-
h6utas and all points on BLACK rlYers
sor ueighL or passage apply on BOARD, o. q
of4ea WeDnhfs and Arkansas River Packet
Com panv ". q. PATTES8Nt Agent
I9 Madison St. Merchants Insurance KID 8.
lJr 10 ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents.
res No. 2 Promenade ST.. ODD Landing.
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Fer Arkansas RlVsF-asmphls and Arkaa'
sss River PsGkst CO... s. Aail.

THE elegant Passenger Packets OF this line
leave Memphis for all points on Arkan ,
sas river, as follows: Steamer MAh1 bo1Ef
Hainss. master; Every Monday, az pm.
Steamer 7. a. ALLEN, WoOdburns MASTER
oB Steamer DARDANELLEs Berry master I
Every Wednesday, at pm. Steamer PAT
CLEBURNE, Pritchard, master Every FRI
day, at pm -
fhs boat that leaves Memphis on Wednes-
DAYS goes through to Fort smith Ihe 0o9ls
that leave Memphis on Mouday s ana nay
connect at Little Rock with our lie nl- orilas ~
boats for Fort smith, and with stages t9E 80 6ot
Springs, Camden, Arkadelpn1a ana 49,
fngtOn. Al the boats OF TINS me s Lle
ing been built expressly Tor the 49,, @
possess superior aecOu1n Odat1ons Iot -
senFers and unsurpassed tactl tiles ioE y - I,
porting freighi to AL points on tls -
EansaE river without detention at any s-1-9
Frsirnts consigned 70 this company e e.
Memphis or Mouth Of White rlysl' y y y. 95,,-9 -
5rrVsrded promptly TO destinaslo615 y et-1tS.t 3.
sI,srs-e ~ trrsnsfsr, J. =. ADAMS FEesl1eat
W II PATTFaON. Agent. No. lz s-selsoa -
- -
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First GhaH0sry GOurt-SOFEsH, ehanOslleF.
The case Of Walker vs. Williamson was
resumed yesterday, and the argument con-
cluded.
This morning the case Of KehO vs. Able
will be tried.
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U5lHoS4a8g tHo lG-l iiStd.L j.
on the premises, q large number Of ds-lrz.
building lots in that beautiful plateau
tue Eastern boundary Of llamp plla, % lE .-
tween the Lou IsVtile railroad aU1 ha-e
road, being portion OF the UTerLQl -rae.
which Memphis is laid cut, and now Tor
drBt time offered f0r sale y lde streets
spaciO1s parks. on scale Or llD-raIiafr H.
ing a. the EreatesE promotion OF lea-.-l .
comfort to the occupants aud +.
9. Ounds, have been adopted Dy llr. hr
ley, as viii be seen By reference ~ D IS
OF subdIvtsion, AND, UFOE TIE I-a-
WHICH HE FEuFoEEa TO SILL. w ASS
THAT no PROPEEIE has ETEE BEES FL..-I
UPON THIS MAREET oFFEErEG aBEArE. ...
DUCE1fE1r EIrHEH FOE "A sFECCLaELF. or
A PEgl[AEEET InfvEsT1I EET.
IEVrTIEa TEE1Is.-MlE i'm the view OF :. az
this property within reach or the -ar...
mum Der Of purchasers, the following --
terms are dZed for the Faie- A PAY 1ea.
only IoHe-fourth viii be required ll
The remainder can be paid In monthly ...-
atalmsuts o. SO. on each lot, uurl Che
IL paid- each monthly lustaimeuE % be-
terast only after It's mzL-rlLy, Purela...
desiring % pag all cash. or larger port
than z lOurEh, viii be allowed a duct
upon such payment OF ou7-t5Hrhs " s-r....
Deeds will be given and deeds IA trust ta...-
20 sell or carry out the contract. on -a----s
orislnat purchaser 20 meet six mont
payments
Before sale day plans VIII be supplied 2. .l
our oh1ss and the lots and streets Ha
designated 50 as 70 be inspected on ..
grOund- -
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ATTENTION KNIeHTS TEMPLAR

YOU are hereby ordered to report. in g
i full dress, this (WEDNEsDAI)XX
morning, at 10 o'clock. at Asylum, No./VN
fO4 Front street, for escort duty.
There viii also be a special cOnclsve OF Cy-
rene COmmandeIy, No. 4, this evening, at =,
for the purpose OF COnferrtng the K. Z. orders
by the r. +. G Of the state.
Visiting Knights are courteously invited
to meet with us on both Oec sstons.
By command. - -
GEO. NlELLERSH, E. Q.
T. j. BARCHUs, Recorder. ap2
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- CIruuIt Csurt-HeIsksIl. Iudas

This court cOnvenes this morning, and
Will hear and determine any business
that may be brought up by consent Of
parties. The iuries have been discharged
until the first Monday in May.
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NEW oR1.sAzzs, April ll.-Cotton qnleti sales
1o54,iiiIe ts3LalsJzc; midaltng, lA3S@I45<cs
reesipts' 33s9 bales; expOrts 70 Liverpool, LsO
| bales: sfoek %, ,ls0 & lies. Sterling sxcnange
so seepees snpef due, 50; Xxx. Ssss; Xxx, $50.
Hav armer-prims, s24; choice, $z5. Pork
| IovSer-naess, 80 3. Corn, oetss bran, oacoR
/ changed.
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rTFHE parinershlp ha1agclo1e
fyraao the uudsTsigna1, a1o
ETr1 frank G Co, is lh-a laf
r147fuaf consent HllllaE1 1Eals
IfabiltElas. and Ls alone a4ll-i--
E 8, :, lss5-r Isfrl7 f7snss ef me lat1 arms
8EI1la j. --l--.
1lznFu1s. April p, llil
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FRrAR,s POINT AND BENDS.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Merchants ST. Louis and Arkansas River
Packet CanpanY.

For Pine Bluff, Little Rock, LOuisburgl Oar
daueIe, Ozark, Van Buren and FoEt
smith: composed of the 1oll0WlnB
first class, L0W-Wate ErelsnL
Elgaaz
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LOUISVILLE.

I.oursvrIrE, April T.-CottOn quiet; MID
dling. i8s<c. Flcnr more active; extra fami-
ii, 81 I5 Grsin-Wheat quiet, 81 l2al 4bi
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AMUsEMEaTs
MEMPHIS THEATER.
SpaIslna, sIdWsH & MeDoB0ugh, PrOB'rs.
P.gHORT. Treasurer.
Last night bat three OF the
WaIhalla and SapphO Combinations.


THIS sCWEDNESDAYl EYENIEG, April y,
an entire change Of programme. The per-
formanes to commence with
OUPLDg
To be followed By the wonderful Walhalla
Troupe, in their thrilling 1aats OF Gymuaa-
ties and their Showers OF Cold ana sllxsl ,9
Waters. 1P1-
REEsLAw OPERA HoUsE-Two nights,
NJ FTi1ay and Saturday. Aprll ifln ~ S. -. =
The Original and World Renowned sh-AtE 81 " a q
GAYLORD'S new sensation, ALBlNO MN
The Great ANDY MCKEE. in his songs and
Tue first part VIII appear In white Face.
Wigs, Dress, Hands, hed Neck-tiesi etc-i
something never before witnessed oy iAoftai
The wonderful Dissolviug Panorama Of the
FrancO-Prussial War Is still with this nam
'''''-- = 70 : gaylord. Sole Proprietor.
JOE GAYLoED. Genl AGENT aplz
LsMCTURE-
MECHANICS INSTITUTE
SECOND LECTURE at Memphis Club Hal.
| y in GREENLAW OPERA UILDING.
THURSDAY NIGHT, APRIL %, 1s7l,
| commencing at So'clock.
LIrERARY ADDREs3: 4" The Spirit OF the
Age, By GEO. r. PHELAN, Esq.
TECaNIOAL A ADDREss: IS What the Mechanic
Arts nave done and are doing for Ciyiliza-
ton" by Capt. GEO. ". GIFT
Single Admissions cents
az Members will please get tickets or any
ohtcer Of the Institute, or at the once OF
Jones & Baldwin, Architects, Kit Williams
block.
- Apprentices Will be admitted free, on
certificate OF their Master Mechanic or Fore
man with whom serving.
spu SECRETARY.
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ss4 Second ST., s54 Second St
HousE- KEEPERS, LOOK Ar THIS

%, s.eons street. has everything y -
aV 81 New and ssconel-l1..l 100 49, "a
= .o t-3af-egses 81 all kinds ana l-ele1i
4.-ss sudin fact everything 70 eo5l. .s.s .-tIs
~ ess -, 60 E7,fheuf buying. We are 81 -
srr0nd street.
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THE WEATHER

METEORoLoGIoAL REOoRD.
,r-..,ryrs len II "a a n I
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nrNcINNATI.

f,rvor-4TsTT. April ll.-Colton steady, win
= rS,,SS1ste demand; middling, AZ. klouF
arm and demand isi5; 1smlly, ,srs5 Z % ISS 81 81
-. tS,,ft s11d drooping, 66G5Tcs Oats droop-
fne: eboiee mixed. SIC; No: . 04e bAlls
sesres and irm, 81 OS@l o. Mess poFiA 49, 99ll,
~, s,,is~ meats quiet and unchanged
siofllsers neld at 614Q35zci rlp, e5aci elsss
unchanged; held 81 i74cs "a 80 - r5siiI-
HOGS dull and uncn nansa1s = ''aso .-s -s e
onisf s,ed ssnohanred; p7ime 70 eholeei " %
~ s6 ufhfsry 0rin and de1nand is1f 90 sc
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FOR ARKANsAs Eve.
FOR RANDOLPH AND FULTON

Regular Randolph and Fulton Packet--For
Randolph, Fulton and Way Landings
str MARTINE. ...-.J. G. Sands, master
Leaves as above on MONDAYS ,
and THURSDAYS. 6
For freight or passage apply on board
nhH
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AUCTION
Real Estate Sales
ROYSTfR. IRRELEVANT & Co.
REAL ESTATE SAL
NEW FEATURE-a0HTHLY PAY
MENT OF SO.
Wednesday, the I2th instant.

WE have the pleasure OF auucuuciu- aH
w the agent OF Mr.. BrluEley that l=
offer at public sale % the highest bidder .l
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BUILDING LOTS
NEAR TIE
Corner Of Poplar ard Manassas SIC
AT
PEREhPT0RY PUBLIC SAL
FO7 CAST.
ON THURSDAY NEXT.

WE invite buyers Of Real Estate % the z-. .H
W Of the above property. which we are .-
rected o make for the owner. BOW uas-..r
through the city en- route for his home
CaufOruia. be ground fr1urs r. feet on
east side Of Mauu8 as commencing rs ..-
nortn or Poplar, IN one Of r1e most d1sLrs.
ueie b hh0rhOOrs in or about The city. As Cd.
properly ID on the market 1or paraU l-
sale. buyers viii ple-as meet as on the Dra-.-
tses promptly a. 4 pm, on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON NEXT.
when and WI ere % viii be nut MP and sold .l
the hlghast bidder. The 1ills e EeTfe-t.
ROY5TER, TREZEFAEL @ O.
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NEW YORK, April u.-GOld has been dull
and steady throughout the day at lO5z9 Wa
Loans, made from to pr, Ct. Clearlngs,
s24 600 ,OO0 Government bonds nrn anu
traction higher than yesterday. Tomorrow
the Treasury viii buy at least Two m1ll1Oh
5-20s. which feet is support 70 prices SLoSk
market opened strOnE and RctlYei STOCKS
have advanced in several cases to the hlghess
price this season. The features nave oeen N
New York Central scrip, HUDSON heaQlns
Wabash. St Paul, North Western, Rock Is
land, Ohio and Union Paclhe, Marietta, ana
Cincinnati lst preferred sold q rev hunuIeo
shares At 291S6233z, bought into uOlice as@1A
BY a successful negotiation. ONO ana s Ms
sissippt mortgage STOCKHOLDERS, NeM - ~
and Harlem railroad have voted an lhct esse
u the capital stock Of 100000; the stock oe-
cIined in consequence. Ihe stock iAE Ia 80 ~
closed very Arm with chief activity IN the
n Y. Cent south shore and others. MoRey
this morning was firm at 500 ana clOsed - -
5ae Receipts in currency nom the lntefior
n ipcressing Efforts to make money artIn-
ciaIIy close seems TO have been aDanaoneA 70 ~ |,
n time and considerable amounts OF caPltal
sent 10 free the market were returned lnto
active circulation to-day. ststs o9nHs oIil w
but arm , Tennessee, North Carollha, 0l1,
better. Missouri steady; old Tennessee, oo54
new, $50 Sterling exchange; lySIa; ~ ~ ~
rnent bonds of 1851, ll63si DO ~ liza 40 p,
IlQs(: do '65 lI25<; do new, 1li2si 40 o., ~
do 6s ll2; l0-40's, l0o7s; currency os' Ai'2s
COTTON.
Nyr4v yopK April 1.-The Cotton market
Ia ami ana droOping; middling uplanos, ioo'
Florr dun At at sB 6088 50 tof spring ktsGIS ~
Extra wheat dull; red ana allDSrs ~ o1,B ~ y =
Corn ann and dropping; mixed " estern, l29
78c whisky quiet 81 s97aso5sSL, = SSolSSa N.
gsr-Senoand good ct full pEicesi CuD4s gzfg
90 WoiesseF steady and In moderate 10
mapd: Museovsdo, 52c. Rice, SIC
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
fcr Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
aA ML j. II a AAAe-H AAas-----
This elegant steamer viii leave o. zli - =
as above
WEDNESDAY, April 18th, az pm.
LARRY HAHM5TAD g Co. Agents.
anil MOsby Bloek.34 Front row.
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nearly all the rest of them can be
elected to Offices and can hold them
when elected.
The bill, then, as far as theattaln-
ment of its evident object is con-
cerned, is decided failure. Inc
Radicals incur all the odium of its
illiberality without reaping any OF
it's supposed benefits. They might
as we'll pass general amnesty bill
at once, and take the chances OF
it's producing the horror which
they profess to believe would flo"
from 1.-THE return to the Senate
of Jefferson Davis and John u
Breckenridge.
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meantime the Yankee Judge, Rich
ardson, will act as Secretary of the
Treasury. I am thus particular in
mentioning the whereabouts of Rich
ardson as no one knows when he is
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
or Judge of a Probate Court in Mass
achusetts.
Ere you receive this, you will have
learned that the people Of Connecti-
cut have elected their Democratic
Governor by majority of 1900 and
three out the four Congressman
Things are going that way now, and
neither Radical frauds, lies, threats
| or cajoleries can change the result
s.The work goes bravely on"
TREBLA.
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~ The following conversation b
EXCURSION TO MOBILE.

~ The following conversation be-
tween two youngsters, on their way to
Sunday school, was recently overheard
Charley-Do you like that aew fellow
that teaches our class ? Harry-No,
do YOU? He's gay rooster, amt he Y
Parts his hair in the middle, and wears
eyeglasses. charley-Hes sport, !
believe; too fancy to he Sunday school
teacher. Harry-Did you see how he
looked at the big girls last Sunday
Charley-Yes. He wears big jeweiry
and diamonds too; that gets 'em. Har-
ry-I saw h i'm at the corner of Sixth
street and the Avenne Yesterday; won
der if he learns Scripture there. Char.
ley-Ah, that's nothing; lots Of fellows
loaf there who say long prayers every
Sunday. Harry-That's so; but lett
watch the fellow and see what he does
do, any way. Charley-All right
don't go Sunday school to any sncl
fancy duck, unless l know he's all right
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THE NEW PENSION ACT. 1.-THE act
grants pensions at the rate of So per
month to all officers, enlisted and draft
ed men (both in the militia and volun,
teer forces) of the military and naval
service of the United States, in the war
of 1912, who served for period of six
ty days; also, to the widows of those
who have died, who were married prior
to the treaty of peace December gath
1914 which terminated that war also
to sucl, officers and soldiers who served
less than sixty days, who have beer
personally named in any resolution o
Congress for any specific service II
that war.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-19

Y The fine new church edifice of
st, James Church was filled to over
flowing OH Sunday last, the occasion
of Bishop Winners annual diocesan
visit. Besides the Bishop there were
in the chancel the Rev. DR.. Dalzell of
Shreveport, and the Rev. Messrs. Rit-
ter, of Natchitoches, Hackett, of
Cheneyville, and Burford, of Alexan-
dria, the rector of the Parish. The
sermon of the Bishop was much ad-
mired for it's matter, the beauty of its
style, and its admirable delivery. The
Confirmation of a number of candi
dates added to the solemnity of the
ceremonies which were, on the whole
very imposing.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-19

THEIR R1GHTs.-The women of
Connecticut q are about to test their
right to vote under the 14th Amend
ment. Applications ''to be made
have already been received by the
registrars from at least three promi-
nent females in Bridgeport, aged res
pectively IS, sc and 63. And in sew.
eral other towns, steps are being tax
en- to the same end. The amendment
in question reads thus: Cali persons
born or naturalized in the United
States and subject to the jurisdic
ton thereof, are citizens of the Uni
ted States and of the State wherein
they reside. No State shall make o
enfore any law which shall abridg
the privileges or immunities of citi
zens of the United States, etc.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-19

ST. JAMES CHuRcH.-At an election
held on Easter Monday, April 10th, by
the Corporation of st. James Church,
for Church Wardens, Vestrymen and
Clerk for the ensuing year, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected: Senior
Warden, Geo. E. French. Junior War
den. John NJ. Barrett. Vestrymen,
Henry St. John, James S. Fish, f. Sep
James G.. White, w. A. Seay, Powhat,
tan Clarke, Joseph H. Hynson, JOIN
A. Williams. Clerk, John A. vii
liams.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-19

A Coon DAueHTER-There are
other ministers of love more con-
spicuous than she, but none in which
d gentler, lovlier spirit dwells, and
none to which the hearts warm re-
quitals more joyfully respond. She
is the steady light of her fathers
house. Her ideal is indissolubly con,
nected with that of his Preside. She
is his morning, sunlight and his even
ing star The grace, vivacity ano
tenderness of her sex have theil
place in the mighty sway she holds
over his spirit. She is the pride and
ornament of his hospitality, and the
gentle nurse of his sickness.
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II A certain Massachusetts farmer,
a temperance man, by the way, who
is justly proud of his fine imported
stock, recently fancied that one of his
best mixers was stricken with the
cattle disease, and sent in a great
fright for the village farrier, a ne'er-
to-do-wen sort of fellow, whom he
had often lectured for his tipling pro-
pensities. Dick came, examined the
animal, looked grave, and said, "Have
YOU any whiskey or brandy handy y
s'No," said the farmer. "Pat, run to
the druggists as soon as possible, and
tell him l want quart of brandy fol
medical purposes" When the bottle
arrived, Dick took it and uncorked it
smelt of it, and taking a good drink
put the bottle in his pocket, saying
HYour COW will be all right presently
l have pulleda thorn out of her "foot,
and walked off.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO TIL HhrWaLL
i GERS and members of the SiONky Ne
HOOK AND LADDER COMPAsa Town
that meeting will he held at tns spRiI,
Hall on SATURDAY. the 22d Of Ai = r..
IN UNIFORM. A fall attendance =; !. +.
ouestcd, as business of Importance w."
transacted. BY order OF vrrI
., - 1offI, fosslnsn.
Secretary.
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Eg Monday morning, for a little
while, Alexandria, was a lively place.
Three as fine steamers, lead by the j.
T. Moore, as ever stirred the muddy
waters of cold Red" reached here with
in an hour of each other, all from the
Crescent City. The Moore, as before
stated, came first discoursing sweet
music just as the sun was "getting up
shortly after came the Hodge and Red
Cloud together. Tout en- semble it was
a pretty sight.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-19

TUrT's IMPROVED HAIR DYE-is ~
mitted on all sides to be the most s'- ).
pie and natural Dye ever invented; :
is easily applied, does not STAN -
skin, leaves the hair soft and g'ossss'
and is instantaneous in its effect. III
it and you will use no other.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-19

~ We have more favorable news,
about the River, from above. The la
test reports bring intellige nee that il
is falling above the Raft, and at 8
stand at Shreveport. Rising here.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-19

THE Iron STEAMER.-TMs non pa
riel is now regular weekly Packet,
between New Orleans and Shreveport.
She will give due attention to Alexan-
dria and Pincville business. See her
card elsewhere.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-19
To the Tax Payers OF Raplus

NOTICE is hereby given to an ps.II ~.
IN living in the Parish of RaPios s;s.J 10
isiana, that they are hereby no'snI Alex.
appear at my Office in the Town o. p. a date
andria, within thirty days from ..s y -, n
hereof and give in description hs' ). - ,.,.
property in their possession subjes, !. - - !,
alton, on failure Of which they WIZ a; ~
sessed by me according as the laH c nn.;sed
Prompt attendance to this call Is ss''''
from all parties. NJ. LLu :s.s parisb.
Assn. and Collector Rapides {,
r Office at the Ice House, IN is-
the Bar Room.
April 18th, 1S7l-4t.