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ROOFS AID BOARD.

ID OOGsAkp bOARD-Rgoms, furnished OF
II unfurnisheO, with board, Tor families OF
single gentlemen. Also. q Jew day bOaIdeTs
can De accommodated, at III COurt street.
fe4 Mk5. Z. II WOOD.
AOARD-BUARDkks-TWO very large and
~ hand ONE uont COMA, nrEt ana SECOND
stores, nov Va Ii, a. lB COurl street. each
well suited 70 EtLtleImsn and vile OF small
family Day DosIuers handsomely accom-
mOosted. References given and required.
ID OOH5-Ftne large rooms, mon and back,
Az with board, can be obtained BY spplics-
ton. Win reference, ~ DO. u AadisoL street..
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General M8s,iss Of 3isekaaIasrs
ns.pAI. asa sAarlss.sa aaIIfsas esuDy.

Memphis asd GhaFiestsH RaiiFsz6 C5upy.
DUHSUANT 70 q resolution o. tho Beard q
Railroad company adopted - a called met
thereof, held in the city OF Memphis O.
the 24th day OF January. l572 s general meet
ing Of Stockholders In the said Est-r1sr Cen
IL hereby called, TO be hel1 IN me city
OF Memphis, OF
WEDNESDAY, 2lst FEBRUARY, 1872.
for The purpose OF taking scston on the PRO
pOsal ef the Southern Railway Security UoU-
pany 70 leSse the main and certain E1auEu
lines OF this Cumpan5 3 railways, q also
Tor the confederation o. any ether matte
touchtng the interest o. sEZsrs OF this Com.
pany that Eaid stockholders may deem Sd
Ytsable. Nj. WICKS. President
RRo. ROBERTE Eeersfarv- az1-f=z
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CALL on A. L. Hatch & Co, IS Union
street, to get your garden seed, fruit trees,
flowers, etc.
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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has the largest
assortment OF Magazines, Pictortals and dali
lies in the CITY.
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EARDI GRAs.

All who propose attending the coming
festival are respectfully informed that COS
tunes of any description can be made to
order, in the most approved style, at NJ.
Q. Hunters Southern Emporium Of Faah-
ion, 247 Main street, Memphis.
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FOR HAILEs POINT.

Regular Memphis and Hafles Point Packet
For RRiles Point and Wsy Landings.
FRAME FOREST---J. a. Andrews, maStaT
This elegant steamer viii leave -
Memphis for Hstles Point and
way points EVERY MONDAY AND n
FOR freight or passage apply on board. d7
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

On the Memphis and Charleston railroad,
to take effect on Sunday, February 18th:
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Second CIrcu1t CO1Ft-RaIsey, Judge.
The case of holland VS. Beaumont wss
concluded yesterday, and to-day the cases
published on and set for Thursday last
will be called.
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COCoAnSz dresses the hair beautifully.

SPRING style silk dress hats lust re-
oeived at Wheaton Il Co.'s, No. 279 Main
street, sign of the tiger.
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Thos Cubbins, brickIayer, ga Main street.
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LAEDRETH's garden seed, flower seed,
plants, flowers, fruit trees, etc, for sale
by A. L. Hatch & Co, Ss Union street.
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Second Chaneery Court
scott
The gas controversy still continues and
will be resumed on Monday morning by
7. W. Brown, who has the close, after
which case the following stand for trial
In their order: Oadmontoni VS. city; Lang
ford vs. Aldrich; Loewenstine VS. Wolf;
Lewis VI Ober; Mcdonald VS. Etehevarn5;
Cross VS. Cockrell; Gross VS. BTinkley;
Oockrel VS. Gross; Lincoln VS. Hsrbert;
Crook VS. Ferguson; Lumpkin vs. Wilson.
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MARpI GRAS.

Mail and express go through &C. Nash
vile.
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First CfreuiG COurt-HeIskeL, Judge.
This Is motion day,
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GAS FITTING, sl5 second strsst.
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Law REPORT.

First OhaneeTy C0urS-MOFsan, Chan.
eefIOF.
Yesterday was motion day IL this court.
Next Monday the argument in the case OF
Nelson VS. Trigg will be resumed.
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Regular Asmphls ana New Orleans
1HURSDAY PACKET.
Fer Now Orleans and the BsBds.
season 13Y1-1872s
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MASKS and dOminOes.
ELLIOTT & RIDGELY, 2l9 Main street.

THE very fine Eastern buckwhest and
choice white wheat -four used by Oliver,
Finnis & Co. in their self-rising -four,
added to the economy and convenience,
make it very popular.
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Attend R-obertson's Business college.
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FOR ST. FRANCIs RIVER.

Helena. Marianne and - FraaeA River
P1ekeG@EseamsE
- ST. FRANCIS -
T.R BoWman.------master.
VIII leave Memphis and THc8
DAYS, at S o'clock p.m-
s0r nreizht or paaaags Apply % 42ereln@
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FOR SALE.

DRUfT FREES ETu-I wautthe iTee-plant-
L inV public 10 NOV that l hEVs . large
EaIi Crown and vel Eelecoso ttock OF me
fasdf5g varieties OF Fruit Trees, GrspeV1ness
SEsU Fruits, Ornamental Tres, EVeIgreehs'
80 Esl and Ees Samples and obtaln PF4SEg
S--oTG sf-eef- ~, BARCOCKs
Magnolia Nurseries,
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Aemphis and Charleston z e.
CHANGE O. T!ahE

nGonaAv. New ~ =E-
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Ru1Nsz LANDING, OS ARKANSAS
az 600 stand for 3 store GoOo
men and 70 rent OF sell cheap. GOOD stand
f6r ! terry. Inquire At ~ Madison sueet
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"a To Hnnara
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FOR REHT.

nOUsE-A hne " o-EtOTy blick dwelling
III louie with nine rooms Ess, Cistern, ETC,
st zxcEange street IuQUi,e Of
feU A. HAE RIs. 255 Main street,
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ORA lot on Court street, west OF Depot,
Al valuation for Memphis ana Chsrles-
Ton suCcK, 81 ~ cents. Address Il H. APpeaI
once
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11
Who Can Drink Moderately

A moderate drinker always tells me,
g can give it up whenI please" So
yon can. But when YOU SOY so, you
don't please and you never intend
TO please" IL depends more on th5
strength aol mind whether il IL man
drinks he becomes a drunkdrd. Yoa
take cold, phiegnatic man, aud he is
not apt to become a drunkarsl. He
may be good man, a good faithful ia
ther, good husband, good Chris
tian, for all Il know; but he is not
warm hearted, impaisiye, quick and
generous. His hati,is fall on yours
cold and clanmy. Give him drink
and he feels s. comtur-rur-able.n Giye
him a little more and he feels "very
cornfurrurabie." Give him another
and he will go to bed I" con fur.rnrrnr
abip.n aud he viii get up next morning
feeling, = very On-fur-rur-rurable.'
You cant get him beyond the point vi
feeling EVERY com turrurabie. Il
may effect his vital organs in these1d.
but there Is No evidence OF his intern
perance. Take the other extreme, for
am dealing in extreme cases. Take
yoang man, nervous, full OF fire, full
of poetry, and full OF music; a young
man VINO can sing song or tell a stO
nv noble hearted and always ripe for
some mischief. Give that man glass
OF drink and what is it's effect I He
feels it in every 6bre OF bis system.
1t weakens the power OF his wl.i-
slightly 1t warps his Judgment
slightly. That man is changed man
slightly. AS he keeps on drinking
aud mingies in the outer circles OF the
world, every circle becomes narrower
| narrower. He says lie will give it up
when it is iujuIing him. 1t is false
false !, " hen yOa, tHd it is injuring
you, then is the time you do not give
it up; you are like the soldier who
called out to his comrades within the,
ramparts. .pye got a prisoner "Brine
hun n'saM they. g He won't come.
said Ire. 'ssThen comein without him,
said they. ''He won't let me,n said he
You think you know and c;ln guar.
against alfdanger. You are like thu
pilot who said he knew every rock il
the channel. He steered clear OF then
tor while, but finally the ship struck
THAT'S one of 'en Captain, said he
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11
SUCCESSION SALE.
q 6A-succession of Josiah HUE.

No 64.--Succession Of Josiah Hrie.
|YsvIRTUE Of an order, from the Honor.
ID able the Parish, Court, OF the Parish Of
Rapiiies, 70 me directed, commanding me 10
self for tire payment of debts, the property
hereinafter described, belonging to the Sue.
Parish. win OFFER for sac ct Pubic <uction
at the Court House door, in the Town Ct
Coifax. on q ~ -
Saturday, the lst dag OF June 1872,
between the usual hears Of sale, to-vit III
o'clock, A. b., and o'clock P. NJ, The follow
ing described property, siturted in the Parish
Of Grant, State aforesaid, to-wit:
I. A certain tract or parcel OF land, situsted
lying and being ON Bayou Eigolet, bounded on
the north by lande of the estate Of l. Railey:
south by lands Of T. L. Lewis, east by lands
Of Lewis and estate OF. Oicott, and west by
lands of Petrovic, containing 3cc acrss more
| or less.
2. A certain tract or parcel of laud. situated
as aforesaid, known as the Jackson Tract,
surrounded By lands late Of this Srcccssien
and containing Co acres, more or less. 20
| 8. certain tract or parcel of land, situated
on Bayou Dareo, bounded wet by said Bayou
and north, south and east, by lands of this
Succession, formerly known as tho Alexander
Tract, containing 500 acres moreo or less
4. Also all the Pincwo0ds lands, situated
near the aforesaid tracts, bounded north ~
lands Of the estate Of j. a.. Bunum, south by
lands Of the estate of J. H. Olcott,s east By
public lands and weet by the Cypress Valley
Place, containing l460 acree, more or less.
| 5. The old Pinewood residence Of deceased,
containing 40 acres, more OF ices, bounded
nearly or entirely by lands now or late OF this
said Succession Of Josiah Huie, with all the
buildings and improvements en- all Of said
4 tracts. 10 - =
TERMS OF SALE Cash, subject to ap
praisefnert ALFRED SHELBY.
Sheriff.
Colfax, Grant Parish, La, March 2sd, le52.
April 27-St r. Z. $50.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11

"a
SERVED HIM RIGHT.-A genuine
bully called upon q Friend, avowediy
to thrash him.
- Friend,n demonstrated the Qhaker,
knocking aside his visitors fists, ''be-
fore thou procedest to cliastise me,
wilt thou take some dinner"
Tile bully was gluttOn and at once
consented, washing down the solids
with lihatnns of strong ale. He rose
mp again to iuliIl his original erraDd
Friend said the Quaker, "Wil'
thou not take some punch ~ And ht
Supplied abundance of punch.
The>bully, now staggering, attempt
ed 10 thrash his entertainer; bur
quoth the Quaker:
:. Friend wilt thou take pipe !"
This hospitality was now accepted
and the bully, utterly weak, staggered
across the room to chastise the Qua
ker. The latter, opening the door
and pulling him toward it, exclaimed
. Friend, thou earnest here not t.
be pacifed. ] gave thee meat offer
ing, but that did not assuage tn!
rage. | gave thee a drink Offering
still thon vert beside myself: | CAV
thee burnt Offering, neither die
that suffice. Now / will try thee Will
heave CHEERING" And with that b
tossed him outs of doors. That suffic
ed him. - ese& p l,-s ~ $50
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SIIERIFPS SALE.
Joseph Hoy

Joseph Hoy
VS.. ~, ,,c<,
Joseph K. walker and No. i'o'
Frank ID Henderson,, ! s
Ninth District Court, Parish of Rapides-5tase
of Louisiana
DY VIRTUE Of and to satisfy a writ Of Teri
ID faeiss issued out Of the above named Court
in the above entitled and numbered suit, and
to directed / have ssized and viii offer fox
sale at public auction on
Saturday, the 1st day Of June, 1872,
bet weeu the hours Of IL A. NJ, and P. H.. at
the Conrt House Door, in the Town # Alexan-
dria, the following described property, seized
as the property Of the defendant, to-wits
The undivided interest of the. defendant
Frank D. Henderson as one of the heirs Of j
H. Henderson, in and to a certain tract of
land known as lot No. s, Of the partition Of the
estate of Frances and Rosana Henderson, and
being that portion of the New Hope Place adj
Joining til Richardson tract with ell the
buildings and improvements.
Also all the right, title and interest of the
said defendant a. one Of the heirs of j. II.
Henderson, in and to the undivided portion Of
the Succession of Frances and Rosana Hender-
son.
80 all the right, title and interest of said
defendant in and to the Succession of j. II.
| Henderson, his Father.
EkMs OF SALE Cash, subject to apprsiss-
ment. JOHN DELACY
April 27-6t. PA 24 Sheriff
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11
First Dead ard Then Alive.

The people of Fulton, OswegO ,coun-
ty, are greatly excited over a case OF
suspended animation, or something
like it, which has az yet baffied all in.
yestigations, and which still remains
a mystery. The facts as we learn
them are substantially as follows:
A year or two since, Carrie f.,
daughter of +. B. Jones, Of Fulton.
was married to a Young man named
Cutter, and subsequently, removed to
New York, where she has since resi-
ded. Some FIVE weeks since she gave
birth to a child, and not recovering
very rapidly, she concluded to go to
Fulton to visit her parents.
Having written to her father to
meet her in this city, She on Saturday
morning last. left New York, arriving
here on Sunday morning. Her father
failing to meet her at the depot, auei
there being no tram going north, she
proceeded to the residence OF hef
brother. in law on Canal street, near
Mcbride street, where she proposed
to remain over t,A Monday morning,
and then pivceed to Fulton. She ap
reared in good Spirits during the day
and laughed and ehattcd with hel
friends. While thus engaged Ill tht
afternoon. ami while seated in u chail
and in the act OF laughing, her friends
were surprised to see her drop from
her chair to the floor to all appear
ancp dead. Her not showing any
signs OF lite for some time subsequent
IL led her friends to suppose that sh'
was dead, and she was accordingly
laid out.
A coffin was procured and the body
placed therein Her life like appear
ance at that time caused cominen
among the undeItakers, they remark
. ing that she sslooked more asleep thai
dead.n The body was conveyed t
, the depot and sent to Fulton on Mon
day evening, aud taken to the resi-
Z d nee of her father, where itnow is.
On opening the coffin at the hons
; the face of the corpse was found to u
flushed, and subsequent investigation
revealed the fact that her hands wer
! warm, and that the body was not i
! the least rigid as in death, which fact
3 have. led her friends to believe tna
? she was not dead. Up TO ,yesterda
Z noon not the first symptom OF decon
, position was observable. The singr
6 larity of the case has awakened n
2 little excitement IN Fulton, and hur
= dreds of persons have visited III
! house of Mr.. Jones to view the bod
, which still remains In the coffin. r
+ forts at resuscitation have bee
: male, hot bricks. etc, have bee
4 placed. at tide feet, aud the body ha
: been rubbed, but as yet no chang
9 has taken place i'll the appearance {
: condition of the body. -
, The medical fraternity OF Fuito
4 have examined the remains, an
I though attempts have been made
= reanilAate the apparently s!eepin
4 oOdy, all Efforts have proved abortiv
: and the examining physicians al
! obliged to Announce that the ca!
= battles their skill. The body still !
, mains in exactly the same condition /;
2 which raised rom the toor Of the hor
3 in which she died in this city. vi
2 Cotter VAS or is ~ years or age
= i. Syracuse Journal, March 80.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11

The Cincinnati Gazette says: 4" A
will recently admitted to probate in the
Probate Court of this country. con-
tains a provision that one Individual
halt of the testator's real estate, being
certain town lots IN this country, to-
gether with the use Of two rooms in a
one story building on one of the lots,
to-wit: The back room and little
room in front shall be- given to his wife
so long as sheFremains his widow;
but. i'm case she marries,. then she Is
to forfeit the bequest, aud the same
shall go to his children, to be divided
among them equally. share and share
alike. The testaior tlien provides that
one. third of the rents and profits Of
the residue Of his estate shall go to
his widow, during her natural lite, pro
rided she shall die before has youngest
child comes othe age of maturity. The
graduating class of the Cincinnati Law
School may as we'll take the question
under ADJUSTMENT, what does the wild
ow take under this Wilt"
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11
SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE. - f~--'
No. 5.-succession of ThomasJ. wells, decd
Parish Court, Parish of Rapides-State Of
Louisiana
DURsUANT to an ordsr directed 10 me froma
/ the Honorable the Parish Judge, Of tho
above named Court, in the aboye Succession,
commanding me to sell for CASH forsthe pay
ment Of debts all The lands in tho Parrish Of
Rapides belonging to said Succession, viii
offer for Sale, at Public Auction, on; =, ..s., -.
Wednesday, the ed day of May, 1872.
between the hours II Al and r. NJ. 1t the
Court House Door, in the Town Of Alexandria,
the following described property, to-wit:
certain tract or parcel of land composing
Plantation. known by the name Of Wells.
wood, situated on the left decending bankof
Bayou Beuif, in the Parish of Rapides, State Of
Loaisisna, bounded above BY the Home Plan
tation of the estate Of John and Amelia b.
Compton, and below by the lower Plantation
of the said estate iof Compton, supposed to
contain Sixteen Hundred 1907 acre wore or
less, with one Sugar Mill and other improve
ments said Plantation held in common by said
deceased and his surviving brother Montfort
Wells. EtHA
One other tract or parcel o. land, situated
in said Parish and State, and in the Pine
Woods, about Six miles from tho We3lswoo9
Plantation, and known afDeltly, and contain
ing Two Hundred acres more, or less, with ~
the building and improvements theieon-
JOHN DELACY,
sheriff aud Ell Oilicio Auctionesp
April 2o-P. F. s20
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11

Every one has a burden to carry,
vet each may help another (; and SO,
all burdens be made lighter. Small
kindnesses may lift heavy loads. A
little act OF love, word Of sympathy,
smile of encouragement, or even an
approving look will often take. of halt
the weight from some weary one, OF
put new strength into the bending
limbs which are Struggling on with
the crushing load. Who will bear
somebody's burden to day, and SO fol-
low Christ!
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11

The Times gets clean knock down
On the Bee. The latter declares the
former . chose wilfully to misrepresent
the action OF the date Democratic)
convention wlIereupon the Times
shows the statement in dispute to have
been quoted from the Bees special re.
port of the convention proceedings
This il hit straight out from the
shouldet--[N. q. Repnblicaa.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11

ROOMS OF THE SUB EXECU-
tive Committee. Republican party OF
Louisiana, New Orleans, March .25,
lS72.-The Sub Executive Committee
of the Republican party of Louisiana
meets daily in the Chief Clerks Office
Mechanics Institute. Friends from
the country are requested to call.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11

A sarcastic Georgia, editor in motto
ing a fair which recently come off in
Macon, says: One of our cotempora-
ries took very valuable premium, but
q meddlesomes anda .f1rm policeman
made him put it right back where he
Yxcb - frnyrsts.-iS > 49, q.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11
vRpUBLIOAN STATE CONVEX
TON.
ro MEET MAY SO, ls72.
.,,t. OF THE STATE cENrRAL CON
MITTEE.

sr,rr CENTRAL CoAMTTEE
o.,nhl;can Party of Louisiana,
New Orleans, March -, 1872
r.o committee met pursuant to ad-
,onrnment, President Pinchback III the
chair. oros.nt tho
There being a quorum, ,,,p;ness
committee proceeded 10 business '''...a
The following resolutions, presehtt"
no Hon. A. =. Barber, ~cs unanimous
" RSso,rsd, That the president OF this
..~r,s,,ee he and is hereby auttfarized
..,I q state ccnvention OF the Re,
S,;,..r marty of Louisiana. 10 meet
shs MECHANICS Institute, in the city
.;New Orleans, at twelve O'clock ID,
N Tp--p4DAY, May 2, 1877, for the
purposs- sslecting delegates toattend
The National Republican Convention,
called by the National hepuoiics1l
Executive Committee, to be heIa AZ
Pbiladelphia, June 5, 1872; also u
nominate a Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Secretary Of State. Auditor OF
Public Ac. cunts, Superintendent OF
Public Education, Attorney General,
and Representatives in Congress, ard
70 transact such other business AZ may
come before it. :.
On motion of Hon. Fl. j. Campbell
the minutes were ordered rs be print
Cd in the official journal.
By order of the committee.
P. B. s. PINCHBACK
President.
WILLIAM VIGERs, Recording Seere
tary State Central Committee Repnb
hcan par of Louisiana.
All Republican newspapers through
vut the State are requested to copy.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11

An old lady is collecting all the po-
litical papers she. can lay her hands
on, to make soap Of She says they
are =" desput site better than ashes,
they are almost clear lie."
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11

:. A woman is at the bottom Of all
mischief said Joe. Eyes" said
Frank, sand when | used to he in
mischief, my mother was at the bot
tom of me.v
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11

Sambo had been whipped for steal
ing his masters onions. One day he
brought in skunk i'm his arms; says
he: |. Massa, here's de chap dat
steal de onionst Whew-smeu him
href'r
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11

yT.rHOLESALE Liquor Dealer
Wv and dealer in fine Varieties
of planting Cotton Seed.
|. Agent for David Dickson'sextra and
Improved Cotton Seed, and the Gresr
Fertilizer Whann's Raw Bone Super
phosphate. which bas no superior.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-05-11
ROOMS STATE CENTRAL COM

mittee Republican Party OF Louisiana,
New Orleans, April II, 1S72.-At a
meeting of the Republican State Eek
ecutive Committee, held on the eleventh
Instant, the following resolution. offer
ed byTohn Parsons, Esq, and second
ed by Hon. A.s,W. Faulkner, was
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the convention call
ed by the State Committee to meet IN
New Orleans on the second day OF
May, 1872, and that notice be given to
the parish and ward committees OF the
several parishes and wards.
z. B. 3. PINCHBACk,
. President.
WILLIAM VIeERs, Recording Sec
rotary State Central Committee.