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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14
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@OLLS FOR THE REGISTRA.
ton of voters for the Parish Of
Rapiies will be opened at the follow
ing places and on the following dates:
Point Maigre--3 days, at Berlins
September, Monday 9th, Tuesday 10th,
Wednesday 18th.
Bolloway's Prairie Precinct-at Jno.
Newel's Thursday 18th, Friday 18th,
Saturday l4th.
On Flaggon-at Asa Bells Monday
10th, Tuesday 18th, Wednesday 18th.
Pineville Precinct-Thursday 10th,
Friday Goth, Saturday 2lst.
Cotile-at James Store, Monday
23d, Tuesday oath, Wednesday 25th.
Hemp Hill-at Nichols, Thursday
18th, Friday 9th, Saturday 2Sth.
Spring Creek-Paurs Store, Monday
3Oth, Tuesday, October LIST, Wednes-
day ID, Thursday Sd.
CalhUun's Store-Friday 4th, Sat
urday 9Th.
Spring Hill-Randolph's, Monday
9TH, Tuesday 9Th, Wednesday 9th.
Overwhelmingly 10th. FIJI
day 18th, Saturday 18th.
Latannier-Dennis Smiths, Monday
l4tl, Tuesday 18th. 20.
j. G. P. HOOE,
Supervisor Registration, Of Rapides
Rapi les.
SpDfemhcr Ath 1870
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

Susan F. Neathery, Wife,
David Collins, Husband.
District Court-Parish of Grant-State of
Louisiana.
IN THIS Case by reason of the Law and the
L Evidence, being in favor Of the Plaintiff.
Susan F. Neathery, wife, and against
David Collins, husband, il il orsissed, adiudgei
and decreed, that she recover of him tho sam
Of Two Thousand and One Hundred Dollars,
with interest OH Four Hundred Dollars, there
Of from 2srd day of January 1867, and like in.
terest on One Thousand Seven Hundred Dol
lars, from the date hereof. and that the Com
munity of acqucts aud gains, existing between
her and her said husband. DO dissolved, and
that she be authorized TO manage and control
her own property and affairs as il sole, and
that defendant pay the costs of this suit.
Done, read and signed in open Court, this
J. oRsBoRN,
Judge 9th District Court.
Filed July End 1872,
&C. REGISTER, Clerk.
STATE Os LoUysIASA. NINTH DISTRICT CouRT,
PARISH OF GRANT.
hereby certify the above to be q true sud
correct copy Of the Judgment, in the above
numbered and entitled suit, ON file and on re-
core in my Office.
Witness my hand ofHei lily, and seal of said
Court, this 18th day OF august, A. ID. 1872.
X. c. RE0xsTKR. Clerk.
Aug, 3i-3t. p. Fs 4l2
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without platform or pledge, but he
declined. His Integrity taught him
that when a party choose candidate
for the other side somebody is to be
cheated; and by Grants consent, no
one ever was OF ever viii be cheated.
But the Democratic managers
adored him, and saw him only re-
splendent with greatness and with
virtues. He WAS not unit for Presi.
dent then he was the fittest of all
his cOuntryman. He did not become
unfit until three years. had ripemed
and enlarged his knowledge.
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-sHERIFF'S SALE.

-SHERIFF'S SALE.
Dennis Sullivan, !
Bouligny q Esclapon, transferees NJ o,
w. ave.
John Douglas. =
Bouhgny q Esclapon,
VS.. : So.0,
John Douglas.
District Court, Parish of Grant-State of
Louisiana.
QY VIRTUE of an Execution issued on .
- Twelve Months Bond, in the above en-
titled suit of Dennis Sullivan W. John Doug
las, and by virtue of an Execution on the
above entitled suit of Bouligny 4 Esclapon
VI. John Douglas, ! have seized and will offer
for sale at public soction, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of October 1872,
between the hours ofll o'clock A. NJ, and 4
p. NJ, at the Court door, in the Town of
Colfax, the following described property to-
wit:
A certain Plantation lying and being on
Bayou Rigolet, about Twenty miles from
Alexandria, with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon. containing Two Hundred
acres more or less, bounded a. follOws: Five
arpents in depth. being the same bought Of T.
N. Wells, SeigG property formerly belonging
to George Saddler, and seized q proper be-
longing to the defendant, John Douglas,
TERMS OF SALE:-CASH, to satisfy the
Twelve Months Bond.
And for Cash to pay the Execution issued
in the suit Of Bouligny 4 Esclapon 70. John
Douglas, subject to appraisment.
Sheriff.
Colfax, La, Aug 9th 1872. p. Fs s9A.
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The Duk.
BY JOSH BILLINGS.

The duk is q foul. There amt no
doubt about this-naturalists cay 80,
and kOmmon sense teaches it. -
They are bilt sumthing like a hen,
and are an up-and down, fat-foOted
job.
They don't kackle like the hen, nor
kro like the rooster, nor hOller like the
peakok, nor scream like the goose, nor
turk like the turkey: but they quack
like a root doktor, and their bill re-
sembles veterinary surgeons.
They have u woven fut, and kan
float on the water az patral az . soap
bubble.
They are pretty mulch all feathers,
anil when the feathers are all removed,
and their innartls out, there il just
about az mulch meat on them az
there il Oh a krOOk. necked squash
that haz gone tew seed.
Wild duks are very good shooting,
and are very good to miss also, unless
you understand the biz,iess.
You should aim about three foot
ahead Of them, and let them fly up to
the shot.
hav shot at them all day, and got
nothing but tail feather now and
then; but this satisfied me, for am
crazy for all kind Ov sport, You know.
Thare are sum kind or duks that are
very hard tew kill, even if you do hit
them. l shot. one whole afternoon,
three years ago, ut snm dekOy ducks,
and never got one of them. hav
never told ov this before, and hope NJ
one will repeat it-this il strikly con
fidenshall.
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LOVE OF HoME.-The heart has
memories that never die. The rough
rubs of the worl0 cannot Obliterate
them. They are memories Of home
early home. There is a magic in the
very sound. There liz the old tree lin-
der which the Iight-l,earted boy swung
many day ;yonder the river in which
he learned to swim; there is the house
in which he knew parents protec-
ton J; may, there is the room i'm which
he romped with brother and sister,
long since, alas! laid in the cemetery
in mhici, he must soon be gathered,
Over-shadowed by yOnder Old church,
whittier with joyous troop like himself,
he has often followed his parents to
worship. Why, even the very school
house, associated in youthful days
with thoughts Of tasks, now comes to
bring pleasant remembranees of many
occasions that call forth some g-ner.
Gus exhibitions of the noble traits Of
human nature. There is where he
learned to feel some Of bis first emo
tons. There, perchance, he first met
the being who, by her love and tender
ness in life, has made home fOe him.
self, happier even than that his child
hood knew. There are certain feel
ings of humanity, aud those, too
among the best, that can find an ap
propriate place for their exercise only
by ones own fire side.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

An elderly millionaire, being pest
cred with ell manner of applications
for money, says, g was good natured
once bnt / beg to state in the most
positive terms, that 1 am now old.
tired, very ill-natured, and want that
fact very generally known
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14
SHERIFFS SALE.

N. Legras, Tax Collector, &C., J.
Va. No. l7l3
r. Weiss. 49,
Ninth District Court, Parish of Rapides- State
of Louisiana
QY VIRTUE Of and to satisfy q writ of fieri
- facias, issued out Of the above named
Court, in the above entitled and numbered
suit, have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of October 1872,
between the hours of II A. NJ, and 4P. NJ, at
the Court House door, in the town ofAlexan-
dria, the following described property, seized
by special order Of said writ, to-wit:
certain piece or parcel of ground situated
in Alexandria. La, ON Front Street. having Q
front of about Twenty three feet more or less
aud running back in parallel lines the depth
of One Hundred and Six feet six inches, more
or less, bounded above by property Of John
We'll and below by the new Store, property Of
Julius Levin.
TERMS OF sArx:-cAsH, subject to APP
praisement.
JOHN DELACY,
sheriff.
Aug 81 Ct. p. F's 1l8. erev gu
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

A gentleman named Dunlop re.
marked that he had never heard his
name punned upon, and did not be-
lieve it could be done. "There is
nothing in the world more easy, sir"
remarked punster, !" just lOp off half
the name and tits Dun."
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

A poet in Pittsburgh has sent local
paper poem in which no alludes TO
the dew rs "the perspiration Of the
moon.1
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Marrow.
By HUTTON wHACKITT.

htdSon ssuu COiSCicitCc "V WIN So"S
of God.
There is truth in everything-frOm
the dictates of mans conscience up TO
the grand and perfect laws that gov
ern the celestial bodies in their eternal
rounds.
As surely as the warmth and light
OF the sun will bring forth the staix
from the seed, deep buried in the
ground, ~ surely will the warmth and
light OF Gods love bring forth truth
from the soul, though deep buried in
darkness.
What right has any man TO the
bread which the mother earth prOdu-
ces. unless he earns it by his own ia
bort
Young men frequently leave the fat
nj the land which country life at
lords. and 60 into cities to live on
husks.
Neutrality is frequently used rs a
shelter TOR physical and moral COW
ardice. t#s -
Withholding the truth is equivalent
to telling lie. -
Withdrawing our assistance from a
friend is helping his enemy.
Oftentimes grim Want blesses the
Providence that fills the measure of
gifts half full, while Abundance fire.
quently blasphemes the bonnteons
hand that surfeits with profusion of
gifts.
..ave told lies till believed they
were truths. Let the man who hasn't,
hold Dip his right hand some night
hen he is alone in the dark, just to
convince himself that IN han never
done the same thing.
| have seen men who WOULD lie for
quarter Of \ dollar. when they knew
they could make fifty cents by telling
the truth.
A poor man often bias one dog; "a
very poor man frequently has two.
What is worse than a 8" ,aller
dog. Answer: two "yaller" dogs.
By careful estimate | have shown
that fhur., ia ..,tahle fpod euOuyh piy
en- to dogs to ieed every man, woman
and child dependent upon charity for
their support.
Every transgressiOn af nature's laws
has its inevitable measure of punish
ment.
Honesty is the best policy" and
how many meR practice it as a matter
of policy.
When see the inany magnificent
churches, with their gOrgeeusly fires
coed walls, costly carpeted floors, lux
uriously upholstered pews, brilliantly
stained glars windows, carved and
gilded pulpits, l say: all this in which
to preach the gospel of Him whose
bare and bruised feet ,rOd the hot,
hard roads of old Jerusalem while go
ing about preaching to politicians and
sinners.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
j. G. p. HOOE, Proprietor.

"HE undersigned have leased the
- ICE HOUSE HOTEL and have
opened it for the reception of guests.
The House aud furniture will immedi.
ately undergo a thorough renovation,
and no pains will be spared to mako
the premises az comfortable and at
tractive - possible.
The table will be bountifuily sup.
piled, and full corps of servants en-.
gagged to be in constant attendance on
our b0arders. The doors will be open
at all hOurs, of both the day and night.
Both travellers aud regular boarders
will End it to their interest to give as
y call.
The subscriber has had considera.
BILE experience in the business and
confidently appeal to the public to aid
him inhis efforts to maintain . first
class Hotel in this community.
fr JIG. p. HOOE.
January 11th. 1872.
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Aug 81 Ct. p. F's 1l6,
TAX.COLLEOTORS SALE.

TAX.COLLEOTORS SALE.
State Of Louisiana-vs. L. A. ssutons (Tutor
of Heirs of j. Sauton.
3Y VIRTUE of the power m me vestsd.
- ~ Tax Collector, in and for the Parish
of Rapides, by Act No. q, of the Legislature
Of this State approved March ID, 1871, l will
proceed to sell 81 public auction, in front of
the Court House door, in the town Of Alsxan-
dris, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of October 1872,
One Thonssnd Acres of Land, moro or len, md
improvements, situsted on Bayou Rapides
bounded above by Lands of Clark and boyce
and Archinspd, sad below BY Lands of T. H.
Maddox,
Seized for duo and :uppaid Taxes Of 1859,
1870 and 1874, amounting to 3546 1890 and
costs. Tho sbovc iands to be sold in tracts Of
Fifty Acres or less.
N. LEGRAs. Tax Collector.
Aug. Past. 4-a s.s-GA go
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

STALKING THE NEGRO.-Mr. Rich
artlson, in his rlan to carry the State
of Louisiana for the fusion ticket, pro-
poses that, since the negroes have al
actual majority in the State, the only
way they can be beaten is for each re
spectacle citizen to quietly step up on
a colored man, reason him out of his
Grant politics, educate him into Gree
ley's support, and then vote him for
the fusion candidates This il q sort
OF still hunt that will have to Ike car
ried ON with great prudence, an the
pursuing white man might fall vic
tim instead of coming out victor.
What if the negro should capture tue
solid old Democrat and reason him in.
to voting for Granti As the Demo.
Gratis do not admit the col0red people
to the same political rights that they
claim for themselves, although they
admit that they ought to do SO when
they accept of the political equality Of
all men, any argument the white farm
er may have with his colOred neigh
Dor will be attended with advantages
in favor of the latter that will surely
enable him to win the day. Thea, AZ.
cording to all the rules Ofjustiee. It
will be the duty of the defeated party
to 60 with his victorious antagonist,
and Greeley will stand in danger of
losing a vote because he was represen-
ted by unfaithful counsel. Mr.. Rich
ardsOn had better watch this sugges-
ton or it may end disastrously to his
designs.-IN N. O. Republicans.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-14

~ The OpclOusas Journal lately
one OF the leading liberal papers of the
interior Of the State in its last number
received, thus shadows forth in course
in u contingency which has already
occurred.
1t is thought that a fusion of the
Liberals and Democratic is about to be
effected in New Orleans. II this flu.
sion is effected In such y way g tn
throw the party back into the old ruts
of Democracy, and ALLEVIATE the Re
publican element in the Libesal party,
the whole people OF this State might
just az veil vote for Grant and Kellogg
ut once. We hope stherwiss; but il
such should turn out to be the case,
we will hang mp our fiddle and bow,
for there is no use in pitching straws
against the wind
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JUDGMENT.

Colfar, La, Aug. 2sth 1872. p. Fs s34.
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SAeosuiy HOt WHICH, I'LL DtpttInUT,
1870 Mr.. Greeiey called the Reform
movement "a conspiracy to destroy
the Republican party :" not in Septem
Der, 1871, when Mr.. Greeley drew reso-
lutions fully ;ldoisingt present Adj
niuistration; not on the 9Th OF Janua-
~. 1871, ~hen In speech Mr.. Gree
said: ~ venture to suggest that
General Graut will be far better quail.
ned Tor that ROmentOus trust i'm 1872
than he was in 1852 not when i'm
February, 1871, Mr.. Greeley said that
2 defeat Of the Republican party in
me nation would be "llisgrace AMI
Ma".nat'on,' not only IA year ago when
NJ. Greeley said:
when . Republican, Convention
iAtiy chosen after free Consultation
ana the frank interchange of opinion.
enaH have nominated RepuLli.an can,
didates for President aud Vice prrsi
cent we shall expect to urge all Re
puoiicans to give them hearty. efiec.
tive support, whether they be or be
not Of. those whose original preference
has been gratified.n
Not on the 25th OF Aprial, 1871,
vasn Mr.. Greeley placed his hostility
Lreadent Grant squarely and solely
on tne ground of Gel tain appointments
IN NE city OF New York.
--Mho WE'RE the disco rerers OF the
.nesd OF q changer Who called the
= cincinnati Convention n Did the
T9s'ness men It the country call il I
O9 the philosophical. the unseltish,
end the patriotic call til Every one
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HOOP IRON,
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DENNIS,
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thoroughly independent journal. treating all parties
and political movements with judicial fairness and
caudoT. but counting the favor or deprecating the
wrath OF no one. If be can hereafter say anything
that will tend heartily 10 Uaitc the whole American
people on a btosd platform Of universal amnesty
present. however. he can best commend that con-
summation by silence and forbearanee.
The victors in our late struggle can hardly fail
to tSke the whole subject of Southern rights and
wrongs into early aud earnest consideration. and
to them, for the present. be leaves the matter. since
he will never again be Ii candidate for any Office.
and Is not in full accord with either of the great
parties which have hitherto divided the country.
will be able, and will endeayor 10 give u
wider and S,eadicr regard 20 the progress Of science,
Industry aud the useful arts. than a partisan journal
can do. He viii not be provoked i 10 The indulgence
OF those bitter personalities which are recognized
as the bane Of journalism. Sustained Icy these
Tribune a power in the broader field it now con-
templates, as when human freedom was in peril it
was in the arena OF political partisanship.
CSigned.1 HoRACE GREELEY
During the middle and latter part Of October. a
serious epidemic prevailed among the horses in the
Atlantic cities. by which in sne locality aS many as
forty thousand were disabled at one time, causing
much loss and interruption of business and travel.
Says an exchange The disease does not appear
TO differ essentially from pneumonia, beginning
with a catarrh. and as il comes at the close of the
warm season. after the debiiltating influence of n
very hot summer, and just as the first winter days
occur. may be attributed TO the want of care in
protecting the horse against sudden atmospheric
changes. Under the same circumstances. men are
attacked in a manner not very dissimilar.
LONDON, Nov. S.-The horse disease has appeared
in several places in Deyonshire. 1t is especially
severe in Tiverton and vicinity
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0Oertlsrr.
SATURDAY NOV. %.
TWenty-Eight Days Later.
ARRIVAL OF THE AJAX

The Us s. ". & \. ;. :. Ajdz. Capt. Howell.
arrived Wednesday morning. 10 days and 10 hours
from san francisco, bringing dates ~ the 9th instant
Our thanks are due 10 Purser Alley for late Hles
and memoranda.
The news Is VOlumInuus. extending over a period
OF twenty eight days, our last Intelligence from Tie
outside world being up TO October 18th.
President Grant las been Ot course triumphaniiy
elected. Says the Bulletin of lie 9th
Toe proportions vi the Republican victory in
crease. Grant has carried twenty-nine States Ger
tainly. and more probably. The following list of
maJorities is simply astounding
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Beautiful Woman!
tothe Complexion IA Fresh
ness of Youth.

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM over
comes the flushed appearance caused
by heat. fatigue and excitement. It
makes the lady of forty appear but
twenty. and so natural and perfect
that no person can detect itsapplica-
ton. BY its use the toughest skin
is made to rival the pure radiant
texture of youthful beauty. It re
moves redness, blotcbes, and PIN
pies. 1t contains nothing hat will
injure the skin in the least.
MAGNOLIA BALM is used by all
fashionable ladies in New York.
London and Paris. 1t costs only 70
cents per Bottle, and is sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. fellow
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WHO FLIRTS DON'T MARRY.

1t is remarkable, but nevertheless
true that, rs a rule tiirts, both male
and female, do not marry quickly.
The chances are that a tiirt that be-
comes engaged at eighteen and disln-
gagged as Is the custom for Il tilrt to
DO, ultimately settles down into an
intirm old maid. too. If she does
wed, as a general rule, she develops
into a virulent wasp, makes her hus-
band miserable, and brings up her
children badly.
1t is not very difficult to find rea-
sons why tirts do not marry. Sen
sible men admire i'll a woman some
thing besides a pretty face, and en-
gazing manners. They love intellect.
common sense. and heart. qualltica-
tions which the tiirt does not possess.
The true woman allows her affection
full play, and Is not ashamed OF
them. She Will not lead a man to
believe that she cares for him when
she does no such thing; she will not
tiirt with him for the sake of tilrt-
ing.
She has a truer conception OF what
Is right and possesses a great deal
more common sense. She has de
rived her education from something
else than three-volume novels and
the societvo Of the empty pated. She
can be thoroughly merry; but she
knows how to be merry without
being idiotic. She may attract less
attention in a drawing room than a
1iirt does, but she IS less noisy and
obtrusive: for all that she Will get
married sooner and make her hus-
band a truer and a better wife.
\ true woman does not are for the
spoonny Young man. She dislikes
his foppishness. the vivid compll-
lnents he pays her, and his etfem-
He quickly finds this out and
leaves her, in peace. Thus, If he
ultimately gets married, it is to a
tlirt, and the happy pair lead the
joIliest-cat-and-dog life imaginable.
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SV EET'S
CHEMICAL FLU u.
For II Scales from
Boilers and Flues.

HAyTNG PURCHASED THE RIGHT FOR
making and selling rhi- Invaluable article
Tor the following States aud Territories: States OF
Nevada. California ami O,ecun. and Territories nf
WynmIrs-. Idaho. Montana, Utah and Washington,
l am now ~ elatred 10 fit all orders with dispatch
It i warranted not to iijUre or foam the boilers.
but t. dissolve the scales, aud acts upon the water
"uly. Ny motto i:
y O L 4 + \ . = \ Y:
As it is a new article. patented in September.
jEst introduced here. AMI only fairly tested in ore
set # boilers in this State. | avn aHtlinrized to
re'-r To GEO. T. ANES, Chief Engineer. opLiI
works, Virginia CITY. y vad,.
\. CURRY, Sole Proprietor
Carson, Nov. Q, 81.
NEVADA FoUNbRY. SILVER Cry. Nev.,
November 10. 1871.
! hereby certifv 'hat I have used ~SWEET'>
CHEMICAL FLIID' in my boilers at NY Machin.
>h"l ami + nu'iry 1T Silver City. and that I hud
1t all tr"f lr - citir ed ~ IT, manufacturer. \.
Curry sf-er using I three weeks. | opened nv
boiler a''i .uua VIE sr,le-. from Il 10 IL inch
thick. all Dissolved from tho initer and tubes.
ma~t heartily rrcs.H-men't the strpe to all uartic,
u>irg boilers where the water forms sc4lrs.
rel0-tf j aCCnSE Prorri4fnr
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Politeness is like an air cushion:
there may be nothing in it, but it
eases our jolts wonderfully.