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, 1873-09-16
THE HARPER DEFALcATt0N.

No Further Developments In tho Cnso
"A Card from Three OF tho Defaults
er,s Friends.
Special Dispatch to tbs Chicago Tribune.
Brnmor1ELD, ILL.,, Sept 16+-Thero are NOW facts
developed In tho Harper delalcation. Hay, Green b
Iiteet arc out In oagd explaining their connection
With It, They cay they do not bollevs they did any
thing criminal aud would do Al they already hare
tho ca1e should bo presented to them again They say
thst their relation to amith IL that Of attorneys.
"Apart from this, however" they say "not one do,
by Harper any one slse either by advice with
oil1 knowledge Or consent. Every conauta.ton held
With relative to defalcattons completed beforo
we eyer heard Of the and never advised that any
improper OF criminal act should ba continued for
single moment We never advised that any 1ehcit DO
covered up, except By tho simple process Of paying
back tho money by tho m1n who took it.n
, 1873-09-16
THE CREDIT MoBIl,ER SUITS.

HARTIonD, Conn.,, Sept. ls.-The Credit Mobtller
huits will coma up Tomorrow morning before tho
General Williams and all tho Government couuso
now here. II Ia expeeed that tho will b asstgnoa
Tor FrAy owuR 10 the Abaeuca OF tho leading counsel
for thu defense. Tha hrEt hearing Mill probably he On
motion to dialsa the ground Of non Qualification.
, 1873-09-16
Il Misplaced Swltch.-Ono Mhn Killed
and Three Injured

ALnANx, n. r. Sept. ia msplacod switch taat
night throw tho ovonn8 train from Saratoga, whiio
sm'SSnG enSar thts city, from the Fse and ts
into Patroons Creek. Tho Areman nas killed, and tho
cngnoer, baggage-mAatcr, and another snployo. tn-
luted.
, 1873-09-16


WAter.
OTHER wnEoKa u1oH THE nEAon.
There Wcro also limo Of bArges from Chicago In tow
Of tho Now Err, which reached horo this morning.
The Now Era msdo tho port but tho following bargoa
went On the beach north Of tho north pier O. o. D.,
Golden Harvest, and Apprentice Doy,-atl owned In
Grand Havcn. Tho Now Era etao had tho barge Al1cn
In tow, but aho broke 1oose before getting here dEft
ing northwa1d, and making Montague all safe.
Tha aohooncr Masnoaa, Of Chicago, went on tho
beach north Of the pier at O'Clock this morning, rn
ming hard on, bow first, thcn swinging broadsde.
Hho IL ali right, but high and dry.
Tho schoonor Q. G. North nlso wont ashora and lies
In bad shspe-
Tho soow q. O. Butts, Of Chicago. went athoro at
neary tho aamn timo and IL hard on beach. Tho q.
D. Was toHcd OF this evening tho roat arc all close
together. The wind has subsided and tho going
down fast.,
Tho following vessols msdo port at right this rnorn-
ing: ecow Trio; Bchoonora Guide, ]. r. Ward, Hon.
sat John, Lumberman, ourlow, Conn., Spray, Patty
Fishor.
, 1873-09-16

Essorn-bound o1prsss. on the Detroit Milwaukee
Naroad. Tho sceno Of tho disaster IL 10 far from
telegraph that It IL uHelesa to atsapt sonding dis
patch from thnro tonight.
, 1873-09-16

UAlRot Sept 16.-Iho Atoanler James Howard, which
caught tro In her hold last Saturday, noAr Commerce.
No., forty miles abovo this city, and acutted to
s4vo her raaod ycsor0ay by tho wrcct1n steamer
T. F. Ecor and will arrive at this place to-day. Sho
will probably repair at this point OF Mound City.
, 1873-09-16

Special D4spatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DATToN, o. Sept. I'm. 8exton, switch-tender,
whilo attempting to etep from = moying train this
afternoon, slipped and fell, md, striking his head
against box-car recoived boveTo fnjures from which
ho died in hyo hours.
, 1873-09-16
THE IONA HOG CROP.

Special Di4pafeh 70 The Chicago Trfouns,
DEa MONIES, H., sept. 1k.-Judgtng by tho returns
rnsdst the State Audtor IovAa hog crop ibis year
will Amount 10 about ], ,o10, GOO head.
, 1873-09-16

Special Dispateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Sept. 15.-The Democratic primaries woro
hold In this city and county Saturday night aud there
Thers Will probably ba peoples ticket In tho neld
but not till Attet tho Democrats have mads their nom.
nAuons.
, 1873-09-16

AuauATA, Mo., Sept. 16.-Rotlrns from 466 towna
foot up: DingeJ, 45134 Titcomb, 32,dlD; Williams,
1918. Total, 9666. Dngleys majority l0.602 Towna
and plantations yet to be heard from will not 1uate-
rally change tho results.
, 1873-09-16

ST. LOUIS, Sept, 15.-Advicea from the Indian Ter
rltory aay the negroes there numbering than l5
Co., formerly sl4yes Of Indians, moving to socEe
territorial organization for hoir protection, and
will soon hold convention In the ChoctaH Nation to
consider the aubject
, 1873-09-16

Yaoht Cnrsixod-.Throc Mon Drowned.
sr. GATHERINGS, Canada, Sept. 1.-THE yacht
Ink 10 hsr koc1 was picked up to-day and brought 10
Port Dalhousc. Ward reporta tho loss Of thFce men,
named Davidson, Morgan, nnd Graves sn belonging
to Toronto. Tho yacht cpaized In tho gao Of Friday
Last,
, 1873-09-16
Eight Persons Killed by Falling
WAlIAs

LONDON, Sept. 16-Tho walls Of building in tho
town of 5tonehousp, Dovonahirc, which had boon
comfy burned, fell shs morning, killing eight persons,
and nju1ing several others.
, 1873-09-16

Sptcial Wtpafch 70 The Ch}caqo Tribune.
Iowa Cirr, Sept. l6-The Republican campaign
openR on Wednesday by mas -meeting and speeches
by aI-9ov. Kirkwood and tho Hon.. John a. Ka6aou.
, 1873-09-16

Special Dtspatch to The Chtcapo Tribune,
DEs MONIES, Sept. 1t:.-R1chArd shaf1erA aged 50
Ycars Was Instantly killed In shaft At 1sedhead's
coal mino, near this city, to-day, By falling Of
coal.
, 1873-09-16
Numored Terrible Disaster on the Dc.
tr0tt g. HlilWAukcc kntlr0nd.
ANOTHER DISPATCH,
Special Dfapatch to Ths Chicago tribune.

Rumored Terrible Disaster on tho Do-
trott d H1ilwaukeo Hni1rond.
Special D,pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
GRAND nArtns Mich, Sept. 16.-The e1press trnn
east on tho Detroit Milwaukee Railroad that leaves
Grand Rapids at $50 p. H., conatsting OF thirteen
coaches and ono baggage car, ran OF the track be-
tween Lowell and Ada about 20 nss east OF this place.
II ruorod thatthe entirs train ditohcd killing 20
and wounding mnny moro. Doctors ara leaving now
for tho wreck aud preparations being hastily nade
for the relief Of tho suffering. Tho State Fatr CON-
menclug to-day, causes tho train to bo unusually
large. Nothing trustworthy bo aacertAiued to
tho extent or CAUSE Of the disaster.
Special Nspatoh to The Chicago 141bans.
GRArD RAr1pB, Mich, Sept. 16.-YOur reporter un-
dortook reach Grand Haven th!a evening 10 learn tho
particulars Of the losa Of the steamer Ironaes sunk
this morning few milea out from Grand IIaron. He
took passage from milwaukee, To connect with the
morning train to Grand Haven at Detroit, but not
abs to accomplish this by OF another disAa.or,
On tho Detroit h Milwaukee Railroad. 4 train IL
bound for Grand uayon tonight. Contradictory
ports aro Ill that have reached here yot
/ but It IL certain that aomo seriola
| disastor has occurred to 4 train between Ada
aud Lowell, about miles eaat Of Grand Rapids, In
which sevors lyca wern lost, 30 much IL pretty
tain. It will probably 10 impossible to reach tho
Of tho diHaaer In time to send report for Tuesday
| mornings TRIBUNE. Great excitement prevaa on
the streets tonight In relation to thia disaster, saco
supposed to hayo harpenod to worry heavy train,
crowded With persons coming to The Hase Fair III this
| city.
People hero bsgn to foar that tho Detroit l. Mill
nAukee Railroad officials ara foolishly reslcent In
esrd to both thoxe !sa1sers and the excitemont IL
still greater in consequence. At tho presBnt hour
there Ia eompless blockade OF means OF intelligence
from tho 1ronslde4 the railroad disaster. Tho
lstor IL probably nye or ntx muea from telegraph
station.
, 1873-09-16
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, l6 1873
DEATH.

DEATH.
The Propeller 1ronsides Founders Six
Miles of Grand Haven.
FiVo DoatLoads Of Passengers and Grew
Put Out from tho Sink
ing 9essel.
Four Of Them Reach Shore--the Fifth,
with the Captain and 9th"
ers, Is swamped.
Fourteen Dead Codes Recoyered--Thir-
ty-two Pe:',ns Saved'-A Num-
her ii Lives Stl1l
in Doubt.
Another Terrible Accident Report
ed on the Detroit & Mil
waukee ;..ai;road.
The East-Bound Express Train Ditohed
Twenty Miles East Of
Grand Rapids.
Thirteen Coaches Full Of Passengers Wrttktd...
Twenty Liycs Reported Lost...l Great
Humber Wounded.
Surgeons Leaving Grand Rapids In Special
Grains for tho Wreck.
Other Losses Of Life, Limb, and Prop
| erty.
, 1873-09-16

6AN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-To-morrow tho Republic
can State Convention to nominate Judges OF the Sill
preme Court meetn at Sacramento On Wednesday, the
Democratic Judicial Convention will BE- hold.
, 1873-09-16

CHICAGO, sopt. 10, 1878.
GENTS: We dosire to return
thanks for the fair and impartial set
tlement Of our loss in the late fro Of
the "E'u1ton'' Elevator, Chicago.
Our loss occurred on the 7th Of Sep
tember, and we cheor1ully acknowl-
edge receipt of the FULL amount Of
our loss under opon policy No. {, 700
Of the MILLVILLE Mutual Marine
and Fire Insurance Company, issued
at it's Chicago Agency. Such
promptness cannot fail to be appre-
ciated, and we cordially recommend
tho M1LLV1LLE to the insuring
public. Yours truly,
{Signed), WM.>YOUNG &c co.
, 1873-09-16
INSURANCE..
NIZ[!ELl,E|,V NIZ[!ELl,E|, Willie
Mutual, Marile&Ril8 InS. Co.,
OF nIILLVlLLE, NJ.
Assets, lng. |, 1878, $l,093,742.67
Il. s, TIFFANY 6 CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS.
OFFICE,
l56 & l58 LaSane-st.
OEILC-A-%o.
Il. 8. TIFFANY. J.w. J. ou1ToN.
The MilIHilG has Compiled With The Laws Of
Illinois, AbsORIi and wisconsin, and
holds Certificates from Each
State Of Flll Compliance
With The Laws.
RISKS WRITTEN At FAIR RATES

The following letter from one Of
the leading commission firms In Chi
oago explains itself, and is Of inter-
est to parties desiring good insur-
anCo:
, 1873-09-16
An Indiana Politician Tries to Conl-
pei the Governor to Issue Him q
Certificate OF Election to Congress-.


Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
D1xoN, Sept. 1s.-The Republican Convention
ecmbled In this city to-day and nominated ]. D. WILL.
!hms for Treasurer; Jnmea 4. Hawlsy for Clork; ).
D. Crabtree for Judge and Dan!el Curry for Bchool
Superiutpndent.
, 1873-09-16

Special Dt.pdteh to Ths Chicago 1ttaats.
dHAHD RApIps, Bspt. 18--l2:3o =. ma special
TRIM carrying RurgoonJ loft for tho wreck Of aho
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''KoLD" kxNsAs.-The Leavenwor

''KoLD" KxNsAs.-The Leavenworth
Commercial, in coma,ening upon the
severity of the cold weather in South
western Kansas, says that 30 farmer
who arrived in Wichita, on Saturday,
reported having overtaken a team
loaded with buffalo skins, and on the
wagon, stiff with cold, sat the driver.
permitting the team to wander at will
over the prairies, aud entirely unable
to help himself. He told the farmer he
was frozen and, compelled to remain in
the position he. was, and at the same
time beckoned with his head to the
wagon box, thus calling attention to
tho contents fthe bed. Upon look-
ing over the side Of the box u terrible
sight was before him. There, lying
side by side, We're two hunters, frozen
stiff in death, and as tho wagon jolted
over the rough plain, they knocked to-
Sether Ike two great icicles:'' !
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A Card.

TO MY PATRONS IN GRAND ECoRE, AND
s ALEXANDRIA TRADE.
THE EXTREME LOW WATER IN
4 Red River has prevented ana does
prevent my Offering accustomed faciIi-
ties tsay weekly trips) for the transac-
ton OF your business. | have endeav-
oEed, by employing the. very ).htes.
draft boats, to afford you regular week
" communication With New Orleans.
Experience demonstrates that, with the
difficulties Of navigation in, this 10y
wafer. regular weekly trips cannot he
maintained, and as you may deem
prices charged by transient boats to be
so excessive, l respectfully announce
that ] have from this date no connec-
ton whatever with any boats except
the B. l.. HODGE Noe, D. L.@TALLY
and RAPIDES, who will resume their
regular trips as soon as navigation
opens, in theirsrespective trades. and
carry freight at rates to satisfy all con-
cerned. Yours respectfully, 81
-' JOHN HAEBERLE.
Dee. 1S-1m: a1t9t HF"t t"orj 'o3
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Discovery Of the Bones Of Apostles.

Q
p The attention Of an eminent Catho-
lie prelate, who is low in; Washington,
and WHO is wei, acquainted with Rome,
was yesterday called to the telegram
from Rome to the effect chat the Pope
told some visitors that he believed the
bodies of the Apostles Philip and
james were discovered on "Wednesday
in the Church Of the Apostles. He
says this is not Impossible. since they
were brriel there. st Phillip suffered
martyrt!oa at Hiefapolis. in Phrygia,
where lie was crucisied and stoned for
the faith. His body was buried there,
hut afterwards translated to Rome.
st james suffered martyrdom at.Jern-
salem, where he was thrown down from
the battlemeuts Of the Temple, stoned
and struck on the head with a f,liler's
club. He was buriei,near the Temple.
but his body was afterwards translated
to Constantinople and thence to Rome.
Now it may be asked why these sacred
relics have remained undiscovered for
centuries! But we must take into ac-
conut the length Of time that has
elapsed since they were placed where
they have just been discovered
changes, the revolutions, the sackings,
the presence of hostile armies and the
thousand and one changes that have
happened in Rome within that thou
sand years, and we will not be aston
ished that these precious ihodies were
not discovered soDner, but rather
thank the piety, of the arc!Iaologist
and the antiquarian, IS well as the
muniticence OF Plus the Ninth, who has
all along encouraged tho undertakers
of so many sacred discoveries. Indeed.
it could not haze been otherwise than
it was, as experience, testified. The
discovery of these sacred bodies at this
late day, and particularly at this time,
seems to have been intended by Di-
vine Providence. 1t would seem as il
the very bones of the Apostles arise
how to rebuke the sacrilegious, ,inva-
ders of the last resting place, and pro-
test against the ipdignitiesr offered to
the Prince of Apostles i'll the person of
his successor. As Hierapolis was in
debted to the relics of st Phillip for it's
preservation by continual miracles, so
will Rome be indebted in great meas
TO the same relics, aud those of count
less martyrs, and confessors, and holy
virgins for its preservation and deliv-
erance from the men who, in the name
of liberty and equality, now desecrate
herlholy places. New, York Herald.
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Notice! ~ -
ElNROM AND AFTER THIS DATE THE
l. business heretofore conducted by me
will he carried on by W. HUSTMYRE in
his name and for his own account. Those
indebted to me will please cali and settle,
as ] have retained the Books and Ac-
counts. =. j. WALKER, JR.
Feb. 5, 1s73-2t.
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"E CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
w the fact that we have now on hand
the largest stock aud greatest variety of
fine Class of ..
Gents Castom-Made Clothing and Furnish.
.t sa ing Goods ~
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Il. SPROULE g. MCCOWN
40 and AZ ST Charles ST.

FU anu II 81 INllIeS 81,
NEW ORLEANS
.,sproulo & MeCown, Memphis, Tenn
Sames Sprou!e X Co, Louisville. Keutnc-
Ky: - Sproule & Harris, st. Louis, Mo.
Jan. l5-6m
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ALEXANDRIA,.
ORDINANCE.

=
n of Councilman ofthe Town of Alex
andria, held this day, Mayor r. J.. Fox
presiding, the following Councilmen be-
ing present: Joseph Boulliotte, z. r..
Biossat, Jesse Richardson, NJ. Legras
and j. C. French; on motion and sec
ond Ordinance No. so was amended to
read as follows: E. .r'. = as.H. $751;.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
cilmen of the Town of Alexandria, That
e he License on Trades, Occupations,
Professions. Callings, &C., shall be, for
the year 1878, as follows: ,s...
On each and every proprietor or
firm owning Il butcher stall $35 90
On each and every proprietor or
firm owning Coffee House Or
Grocery store where liquor is
sold by the glass ............. so 90
On each and every Merchant or
firm having over $1,000 stock. % 90
On each and every Merchant or
firm having less than $1,000
stock . Is 90
On each and every proprietor or
firm owning a Ten Pin Alley. u 50
On each and every proprietor or
firm owning a Livery Stable 25 90
On each and every PROPRIETOR or
firm ownir" A Fruit Stand. is co
Oh each and every proprietor or
frni owning y Coffee stand in
Market .-......... Is co
On eac!, and every proprietor or
firm owning a Colree stand in
the street -. ................... 10 %
On eacl, and every proprietor or
firm owning a Restaurant 49,. - 90
On each and every proprietor or
firm owning Il Soda Fountain. l. 90
On each and every proprietor Or
firm owning a Warehouse ..... 25 %
On each and eyrrr proprietor or s
firm owning q Millinery store q 90
On each and every proprietor or
firm owning Il Table billiard,
PIGEON Hole or Bayatallcl 80. u. 50
On each and every proprietor or
firm owning a Hack for hire. Is 90
On each and every proprietor or
firm owning a Draw running
( within the limits of the torpo-
ration, hauling freight, wood,
etc., either tor public or pri-
vatt use. .,.......... ......... - w
On each and every proprietor or
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-. .. DR.. ]. BRADFlELD'S
FEM ALE REGULATOR !

"FWO3kaN',S BESz' FWLEI'D1
SAIILL BRING On THE MENSES
w when they have not been establish
ed, also when they have been suppressed
from unnatural causes. Will cure Rheu-
matism ;.Id Neuralgia of the back and
womb. Will cure Painful Meustruation.
and relieve the head. back and loins of
those distressing pains and aches Will
check menOrrhagia or Excessive How -
Will cure Whites and falling of the
womb, Wien it is the result of relaxation
or bad health. 10 +-#.r f'h .,@E'
1t is as surea cnre in all the above dis
eases as Quinine is in Chills and Fever.
Ladies eau cure themselves of all the
above diseases without revealing their
complaints to any person, which is always
mortifying to their pride and modesty
1t is recommended and used by the best
physicians in their private practice.
For II history of the above diseases, Ger
tiicates of its wonderful cures and direc-
tons, the reader is referred to the wrap
perearound the bottle. Manufactured and
sold by BRADFIELD a. CO., a
f,....5 .--r.v Atlanta, Ga.
v SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Price SI50 ijt. .s@
April I'd, 1S72-1y. a1f'a
"ta FOR SALE BY
II enrIy, 8 t. John,
H.. l...s ALEXANDRIA. ..s. IN
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ever brought to this market We have a
buyer in the New York Market all the
year ronhd; orr material is bought exclu-
Siveiy for cash-cut and made at our own
manufactory, and shipped to us weekly
We can safely say with snch adj vantage
that we can keep constantly on hand a
hettel assortment, later styles, aud sell
lower than other dealers III eur line. We
keep very large stock of the celebrated
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Tax Sale,

US. Internal 'Revenne-United States
~ '''' rs. Estate of MrsC. Dark.
'DY VIRTUE of the authority vested
ID in me by section %, Act of Com
Igress, dated July 18th, 1856, | have
seized aud will sell in front of my Of
fee 10 the Town OF Alexandria on, .'
THURSDAY, 18th of FEBRUARY, 1873.
at IL ln'clpek M--the following des-
? aerihedlproperty, to-wit: 1dl ba .r.
137 3Mules, lfd'n@ asinHr 'na h1 .t
1877 Q Horses, oelzalia na roiuag .'ia .,
aiSCows and Calves, 'i''+ "s = Z 10,
~ 1Wagdh, : rag'f ,'31,fI h"'Asat .,5
o1liBnggy,oa 'n'az at' ~ Tf.'i' or
Bales Cotton, more or less,
1000 Bushels Corn, more or less, go
One tract of land continuing 900
acres, more or less, bonndedas follows:
Oh the North by lands of Henderson
Estate, on the East by lands of Joseph
Hoy, on tile South by Bayou Jean de
Jean and on The West by lands of E.
y. and Rosana Henderson,. Tt.R@.l' -.
Seized and sold for the Succession
Tax OF the Estate of Mrs. @. Dark
Y lTERMs--CASH in u i S. Treasury
Notes. A. j. WHITTJER.i
Jan @, At ssa' deputy Collector.
a' Printers Fee $40. rs F''n .31.' n
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'ggpetYy.".
Present DUTY. =.

iHril.>i irti2 "Fi.a'---rE 3aG lHlasE
Thick mists upon the hills =, y r4s
Toward which is my path;
The signals of Il storm 9'i'''9 '5@.
- Over the darkening skies; e;.J
Vainly opierce those distant glooms
| strain my eyes.
But still abont my feet f~j
1.-The warm, sweet sunshine g)ows;
Just for little space ,.,..t ..r.
N; way it clearly shows.
And step by step, as pass on, .i'a'
p With me it goes. ruz#a- g .fsa1@
It shows me flowers that spring I.st
5. Along earti,'s! dustiest) way, 40ow
And bids me work in ti.ankfulness
Beneath its blessed ray;
To- leave the iItnre with my God,
'H And live today. 3E!' . -
g g IN. Y. Independent.
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Ey'Tn, word love, i'll the Indian Ian
gHaseg is. E Schemlentlamouita!'W "
Hew nicely ] q would sound, whispered
softly in 4 laay's ear, " "Schemlenda-
'mourschwaser you.'
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Tax Sale.

, Tax Sale. z,,s ~
U. S, Internal Revenue-United States VS..
~ G. H. Sails. # a.,s ..-,;
RY. VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
Id vested in ME by Section 29, Act of
Congress, dated July 18th, 1866, l have
seized and will sell in front of my Office in
the Town of Alexandria. on
MONDAY, the 18th day of FEBRUARY,
1873,
at II o'clock NJ, the following described
property. to-wit:' 1.'.'' '.''
a Hogsheads Sugar, .' 'A"''
20 Mules. ..s II st,,. AN ..... ..-s,
Seized and sold for violation of Sectious
81 and 50, Act of Congress, dated March
Sd, 1865. -, .ga.
TERMs-CASH in United States Treas
ury Notes. A. j. WHITTIER,
Feb. S, lS72-2t. ii, ill.,. Dep. Collector
Printers Fees 81 so.
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THE WORLD Is GOVERNED TOO MUCH.
ALEXANDRIA, La, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY r. 1878 eNo2z
q.
MISCELLANEOUS,
STATEMENT

OF MONIES RECEIVED AND PAID OUT BY b,
C.. DUKE, TREASURER OF THE CORPORA
TON OF ALEXANDRIA. La, FOR TWELVE
MONTHS, COMMENCING JANUARY !, 1872,
Is ENDING DECEMBER 81, 1872. ,raa- an
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1873-02-12
STAB SHIRTS,

made expressly for our trade, and dn re-
commend them as the BEST MADE, BEST
FITTING, and MOST ECONOMICAL
SHIRT TO be had.