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woke UP the system.


When the physical energies droop and the mind
becomes lethargic, it may be taken for granted
that the digestion is impaired and the liver dere
licl in its duty Upon the condition of the stomach
and liver depend the condition of the blood, and
upon the quality of that fluid depends the vgor OF
the body and the capacity for brain labor. 1t is,
therefore, of the utmost Importance to men en-
gagged in active pursuits who subject to attacks
of bodily weakness aud mental stupor or indlffer-
ence, to know from what source they can obtain
immediate and permanent relief The tonic and
antbilous stimulating elements combined I'm
Hostettor's Stomach Btters, peculiarly adapt that
genial preparation to cases of this kind. The
rapidity with which it rouses the dormant powers
of the muscular aRd nervous system, is marvel
loxs Acting first upon the digestive organs, and
through them upon the fluids of the body, the
nerves and the brain, it renovates refreshes and
regulates not only the corporal powers, but the
mind ITSELF AS debility and its usual coRcomitant
mental torpor or depression, are often caused, and
where they already exist, are always aggravated
by the damp and variable weather prevalent in
the spring mon tbs, persons of feeble Stamina and
agreeable sttmulant at this season, and indeed
would derive great advantages from taking IL at
least once day throus hout the year.
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CAMPHoR IoE.-Take spermaceti half
an ounce: oil of sweet almonds 1 ounce;
powder eamphor drachm. Melt the
oil and sperm together, and then add
the camphor, previously dissolved in a
little of the oil.
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LUXURY, health, economy insured by
using Dooley's Yeast Powder. Elegant light
rolls, biscuits. etc, prepared in ten minutes.
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A Sample of Chinese Devotion.


A recent edict issued by the emperor
of China shows how tenaciously the
Chinese still cling to their old customs
and prejudices. Orders have been Civ
en- for the erection of three memorial
gate-ways to commemorate the virtues
of as many noble ladies, who lately
died by their own acts, and also to de-
grade Li-kwong-liao, mandarin and
uncle of two of the ladies, for acting
contrary to the time-honored customs
of the empire. The mandarin's older
brother, after marrying a lady of great
worth and beauty, and living happily
with her for a number of years, sudden
ly died, leaving two daughters, both be-
trothed. His widow was inconsolable,
and wept so necessarily that her health
failed, and she became quite blind.
Then Affections began to multiply. The
daughters were stricken with grief at
their mothers calamity, and resolved to
devote their lives to her in fasting and
prayers that her sight might be restor-
ed. The young men, whose brides
seemed on the point of being lost to
them forever, sought the intercession of
the uncle. He urged them to fulfill
their vows already made, before taking
others that should render it impossible
to do so in future, but they persisted in
sacrificing everything to their mother,
though she be5ought them to heed their
uncle. The unhappy woman, feeling
that she stood in the way of her daugh-
ter's happiness, and the happiness of
those to whom they were betrothed,
killed herself. This only made matters
worse, and when the mandarin babe
them prepare for their marriage, they
resolved to complete their sacrifice, and
hung themselves in their bedroom.
The decree concludes Therefore,
let the board of rites award to them the
highest honors; and as for their uncle,
the Mandarin (Li-Kwang- liao,) who pre-
ferred for his nieces fortunate marriages
to lives of fasting, of prayers and tilial
devotion, let him be Immediately de-
graded from all Office of trust and hon
or, that others, seeing his disgrace, may
tremble and beware"
THE CoCKNEY's-sDREAD OF SNow.-It
really is wonderful to see how utterly
helpless a little snow renders the Eng
lish. They have no sleighs, and the
cabmen, the horses, all moving things
bear a look of distress as if the last walls
of wrath had opened from the pitiless
heavens. We have a law by which each
householder is bound to sweep the snow
from his house-front, and heap it in large
piles in the street, so that the horses dc
have a rather hard time of it. In short
snow is mere Indebtedness in England
unmitigated misery, ending in mud;
see there is a question as to the author
shin of Beautiful Snow. l vii
guarantee that the writer thereof is no
English at least.-Er.
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1, Extended Popularity. Each ye

~atE A17A1O1AtIOth pNaA"AAtys A1tICIA , O<1H
finds Browns Bronchial Troches" in new
localities in various parts of the world For
relieving coughs, colds, and throat diseases,
the troches have been proved reliable.
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OPIUM SMOKING. process of OPT
UNI smoking is another feature which
excites the curiosity of every stranger
who visits a Chinese city. The dens in
which the drug is doled out to its vic
tins are not easily distinguishable, as
the dealers have not got over the fear of
penal consequences, which until the
sale of opium was legalized, always at
tended any connection with the traffic.
Although situated in leading thorough
fare with gaudy shops on each hand, the
opium den is usually remarkable for the
mean, filthy front which it presents to
the street AS you step over the thres-
hold, you find one or two dilapidated
paper screens to protect the visitor from
outside observation. On the other
side of these screens, in dark, murky
atmosphere, the smokers lie stretched
wretched platforms, in all stages of in
toxication. Two or three foul ragged
attendants stoop over pans of the seeth-
ing mixture preparing it for consump-
ton. When ready for use, it has the
appearance of mOlasses and is about as
thick as melting indiarubber In this
condition, it is presented to the smoker.
He twists up small quantity with the
end of silver skewer, placing it in the
minute aperture on the top of his pipe
bowl. and then holding to the fame of
the lamp, sucks up the fumes. The
process is quite different from that of
smoking tobacco. The fumes are in
hailed into the lungs, and such portion
as escapes passes out through tie nos
trils. Some smokers after long habit
manage to inhale the greater part of the
fumes
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-04-11

THE browns and blacks produced by
that sterling preparation, Cristadoro's Excel
sior Hair Dye, cannot be excelled by natures
most favored productions, and defy detection.
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Ii you are going to travel provide
yourself with Elmwood Collars. They are
the incest kind you can take with You.
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Faces INSTANT RELIEF. Warranted
to relieve all rheumatic affections, sprains,
neuralgia, etc. The best, surest, and the
quickest remedy for all bowel complaintsJ
Relief guaranteed or the money refunded.
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The pompous man IL generally a
snob at home and abroad. He fills
himself up with an east wind and thinks
he IL CRATE just becauze he happens to
feel big. He talks loud and large, but
deceives nobody who will take the
trubble tew meazzure him. He IL a
man ov small caliber, but a good deal
ov bore. Hiz family look upon him az
the gratest man that the world haz had
the honor tew produce lately, and tho
he gifts snubbed often amungst folks,
he rekompenses himself hi going home
and snubbing hiz family. If he IL a
self-made man, hiz pomposity IL simply
ridikilus, but when he smells ov the
leavings ov sum ded ancestor he IL very
disgusting.-JoSh Billings,
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z. R. K.
R.S.
RAILWAYS READY
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FROM
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NOT ONE HOUR,
After reading this advertisement,
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Pain.
II was the nTSt ana
The Only Pain IL medy

II was the first and
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that instantly stops the most excruciating pains
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whether of the lungs, stomach. bowers, o. otiiti
glands or organs, by one application,
IN FROM ONE TO Twenty MISuTtcS.
No matter how violent or excruciating the pain
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INSTANT EASE.
inflammation of the kidneys,
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Con- zession of tine lungs,
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PaEuiIusioI3 az lie heart,
Mysteries, Group, dyPthsIin,, ..u,,.,,,o
Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Cold chilis, RgUe chiIis.
The apDIicatiOn OF the Ready Relief to the pari
or parts where the pain o. diiicnifN exists VIII al
ford ease and com or. -,
Twenty drop in hal. a Ium5lrr Of 'a'cr Miu IN
a few uCIneuts cramps, spral =. sour stomach
laarthuIu sick headache, Il ar hFa. ~ ~tHi'Fy
collie wind in the bowels and tll IHi-. ~. PAINS
Travellers should always curry hottie ~ l"h
WAYS Ready Relief with c esq. ) few drops lh
water will prevent Sickness or pains nom change
of water II is better than French brandy or MT
tiers as a s,imulaui.
Fever and Ague Cured f"r so Cents.
There IS not Il remeIiHi |c"rt IN this Wor ihal
will cure fever and asue, and all tirr u1lrTl"A,
bi iOus scarlet. typhoid yellow, "ii "thrT lever
faided by Railways PMS, - que as HAp'
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DIR. SHALIENBERGER's pills are not
purgative. They cure every form of fever
and ague Immediately, without any sickness or
discomfort.
THE public are hereby assured,
through the columns of this paper, that Par
sons Purgative Pills contain no injurious
principle, but that they may be administered
to children and the most weak and shattered
constitutions, in small doses, with great GER
tainty of success.
THE PUREsT AND SWEETEST CoD-LIvER Oh
is Hazard & Caswell's made on the sea shore,
from fresh, selected lvers of the Cod only, by
CAswETJ. HAZARD & Co, New York. It If alb
solutely puye and siceet Patients who have
once taken it prefer it to all others. Physl-
clans have decided it superior to all other oils
il market.-COnt
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NOWADAYS there is little sympathy
expressed for man who neglects to in
sure his property and loses it by fire.
So it will be, some day, with the wife
and mother who is left destitute simply
because she failed to urge her husband
to insure his life for the family. Wo-
men should investigate life insurance.
It is their helper in the day of need. 1t
costs but little, and guarantees a fire on
the hearth and meat in the larder down
through the distant years. The old
New York Life Insurance Company, at
346 and 348 Broadway, New York, will
send full PARTICULARS on application.
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MILLIONS ON THE STRIKE lin spite
of the enormous amount of capital in
vestedil the promotion of intemperance,
the missionaries of sobriety have no
reason to be disheartened. The strike
against alcoholic drinks is not confined
to the ordinary liquors of commerce.
It is extending to all medicines of which
ardent spirits form a component part.
The belief that stimulants of this nature
are slow poisons gains ground every
where. Eminent psychologists preach
the doctrine, and the dissecting knife
and the microscope afford post norton
evidence of its truth. Fortunately at
the very time when our distinguished
surgeons were making the experiments
which led to this conclusion, a sagacious
member of the profession, Dr. Joseph
Walker of California, was perfecting a
vegetable tonic, possessing all the re-
| storative properties claimed for the
spirituous astringents, and free from
their deadly sting. To those democrat
izing, health destroying potions his
famous VINEGAR BITTERs seem to be
giving the coup de grace. The demand
for them declines, while the commercial
and sanitary success of the new medicine
is complete. And we hear daily of cases
of dyspepsia, biliousness, malarious
fever, rheumatism, constipation, general
and local debility, govt, kidney disease,
etc, that have succumbed to the great
restorative after resisting all others.
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The Confessions of an invalid,

published as warning and for the benefit Of
young men and others who suffer from ner-
vous complaints, debility, loss of manhood, ETC.,
supplying the means of selfcure. Written by
one who cured himself after undergoing considera.
BILE quackeTy and sent free on receiving postpaid
directed envelope Sufferers invited to address
the author, Nathaniel May fair, Box 1885, Brooklyn,
Kings Co., N. Y.
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BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDICINE.-San-
fords Liver Invigorator a purely vegetable ca
thartic and tonic; for dyspepsia, constipation
debility. sick headache bilious attacks, and all
derangements of liver, stomach and bowels. Ask
your druggist for it. Beware of limitations.
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ATTEND TO THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF CoNsUMP-
ton, and that the disease may be checked in its
insipiency. at once DR.. Jayne's Expeciotant, a
bronchia.
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g.. nnI Other worms, lua.- .u
q, 90 many thrussrl,. are efrciuil'v de-
% EHrtofrj Saws distinguished uhHriul-
c,e-'y AZ individual uuun the lace ct he
.,.'F is,vsIpt frum the presence uf worms
..rr g., healthy elements ~ TIE l,.i" that
i.'t lvpa the diseased h1n1rs 1rd shiny
il'i t.'rl these living monsters OF q, case
ul NJ 1.clnr no 'rnfug-s. un anthe niu
90 Irr tbs RHrra from wurrs lLr these hu
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Then buy it, and use it, i'll doubt do not stand,
You Will find it in drug stores all over the land.
633
Rapides gazette., 1873-11-15
SHERIFF,S SALE.
Benjamin Cooper

Benjamin Cooper
vs.. \ No. 9l1.
Iulius Levin, Mires Rosentbal
and Henry A. Biossat.
.'arish Court Parish of Rapides-State of
Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE of aud to satisfy writ of
- fieri facias, issued ont of the above
,amed Court, in the above entitled and
numbered suit, have seized and will offer
or sale, at public auction. on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day of De
cember 1873,
between ths hours of IL o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock P. NJ, ut the Court House door, in
the town Of Alexandria, the following de-
'cribed property, seized by Special Order of
aid writ, to-writ:
certain piece or lot Of ground with the
improvements thereon, situated lying and
.eing in the town of Alexandria, Parish Of
lapides, La, and being in Square No 4,
ronting on the upper street, opposite the
;ourt House Square, measuring thirty
hree 1887 feet front in said street, and ex-
ending back between parallel lire one
.undred (100) feet French measure more or
,'ss, and being part of the southeast cor
ieI OF said square No. 4, together with all
he buildings and Improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE.--CASH, subject to ap-
'raiseinent.
JOHN DELACY, Sheriff,
Nov. sqrs Ct. p. Fs $50 90.
Rapides gazette., 1873-11-15
SUCCESSION SALE.

succession of Marshal Jackson, deceased
DURSUANT to an order of Sale, issued by
[ the Honorable the Parish Court, of Ra.
,ides Parish, State of Louisiana, in Suit
10. 1876, in the Succession of Marshal Jack
IN, commanding me to sell for the pay
nent of debts and for Cash, will offer for
ale at public auction, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of No
vember 1873,
commencing at IL o'clock NJ, at the Court
louise door, in the town of Alexandria, the
nllowing described property belong to said
'uccessiOn, to-wit:
One Black Mare Mule.
One Roam Horse,
One White Mare,
One Cow and Cali,
Five Plows,
One Ok Wagon,
One Two Horse Wagon,
Three Hoes,
Four Pair Gears,
One Double and Three Singletrees,
One Sandle and Birdie,
One Double Barrel Shotgun,
One Lot of Tools,
One Watch,
One Bundle of Papers;
One Lot of Lumber in Cabins and Fence.
JOHN DDLACY,
Sheriff and Ex-Ofiicio AuctiOneer.
Nov. sqrs st. p. F's $40 90.
Rapides gazette., 1873-11-15
SberiRs Sale.
Jefferson Wells, Curator. }
VS..

Jefferson Wells, Curator.
VS.. No, 736.
j. N. Wells Executor.
Parish Court--Parish of Rapids--State of
Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE of and to satisfy writ of
ID 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 De-
cember 1873,
between the hours of IL o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock P. ~, at the Court House door,
n the town Of Alexandra, the following
described property, tO-wit:
The undivided One-half of certain tract
r parcel of land situated in the Parish of
Rapides, bounded above by lands formerly
'vned by Lew Wells, deceased, below by
ands formerly owned by said Levi Wells,
deceased, and frontingon BAYOU BGuf, and
eing that portion of the Wellswood Plan
alton known as the Dent Tract, contain
ng the quantity Of 800 arpents, more or
ess, with the undivided One-half Of all the
7uildings aud improvements situated there
N including the Sugar House and Macbi-
'ery.
TERMS OF SALE :-CASH, subject to ap-
,raiseuent.
JOHN DELACY, Sheriff.
Nov. 5 sqrs ct. P. Fs $50 90.
Rapides gazette., 1873-11-15

OFFICE SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION, !
Alexandria, La, Nov. 13 1873.
TO THE VOTERS OF RAPIDES PARISH.
N compliance with the proclamation is
L sued by His Honor c. G. Antoine, acting
Governor of the State of Louisiana, on the
27thaay of October 1873, / hereby give no
tice TO all persons entitled to vote in Ra-
pides Parish on that day
Monday, y 0resssber Gath 1879,
that Polls will be established as follows.
POLL 1.-Alexandria, T. u. Compton,
VIM. Mills, Jr., ID. d. Rogers.
POLL 2.-Pineville. John L Walker, Jos.
+. Sollibellas, VIM. Kelso.
Poll 3.-Cotile, VIM. c. James, Thomas
Wester, A. A. Thompson.
POLL 4.-Lacompte, K. NJ. Clarke, C.
Curtis, j. A. Stephens.
POLL 5.-Cheneyville, Jesse r. Ford, NJ
N. Galloway, James Milligan.
The polls will open at 8 o'clock A, NJ,
and remain open until 6 o'clock z NJ,
Any person properly registered in Ra-
pides Parish can vote on that day at any
of the above places.
E.J. BARRETT,
Supervisor Regs'tn Rapid os Pasish.
Nov. Is 2-t. p. r's. 50 90.
Rapides gazette., 1873-11-15
TAX COLLECTORS SALES.
Property Assessed in the name of

Property Assessed in the name OF
Mrs. PROvIE LYLE, D. NJ. Lyle Ag't.
pY VIRTUE of the power in me vested
- by law, will proceed to sell at public
auction, in front of the Court House, in the
town of Alexandria, on
SATURDAY, November 22d 1873,
at II o'clock NJ, the following described
groperty, assessed in the name of Mrs.
Provie Lyle, D. NJ. Lyle Ag't. to-wit:
900 acres. part Cedar Point plantation
and improvement, on Bayou Boeuf, bound
ed above by d. NJ. Lyle, and below by
lands of Geo. Haygooo, in the rear by gov
erninent land
Seized for due and unpaid taxes dne the
State and Parish for the years 1871 and
1872, amounting to s'29 IA, with all the
legal costs and penalties.
To be sold in tracts of from 10 to so
acres. VI. LEGRAS, Collector.
Nov. 8 St
Rapides gazette., 1873-11-15
Property Assessed in the name
n NJ LYLE

DY VIRTUE of the power in me veste,
ID by law, l will pr oceed to sell at publi'
auction, in front af the Court House, in tli
town of Alexandria, 'n
SATURDAY, No vember 22d 1873,
at IL o'clock NJ. the following describe,
property, asses sed in the name of D. NJ
Lyle to-wit:
300 acres part OF cedar point plantation am
Improvement on Bayou Beutf, bounds
above and in re ar by lands of Mrs. Jabt
Tanner, and below by lands of Mrs. Lyle
Seized or due and unpaid taxes due th
State and Parish for lS71 and 1872, amount
ing to s;I41 81 with all the legal costs an
penalties.
To be sold in tracts of from 10 to s.
acres. NJ. LEGRAS, Collector.
Nov. 8 ST.,
Rapides gazette., 1873-11-15
Proper ty Assessed in the name of
2 IL OAPNAI


by WRIT lE of the power in me vested
ID bylaw. Twill proceed to sell at public
auction, in fr mt OF the Court House, in the
town of Alex ndria, on
SATURD. NY, November 22d 1873,
at 12 o'clock g., the following described
property, asses SEQ IN the name of X. III.
Carnal, to-wit:
450 acres of la I'd on Bayou Roeuf, bound
ed above by land OF DR.. Smith, below by
lands of the Esta. e OF w. c. G. Z. Martin
in the rear by tn, Bayou Lamourie. l6,
acres Pinevoods / ind bounded South and
West by lands of Il 'e state of w. G. &. T..
Martin and Mrs. Sn nth.
Seized for due ant unpaid taxes due tn
State and Parish fo. the years 1871 anC
1872, amounting to 5 III 46, with all lega
costs and penalties.
To be sold i'm trac h of from 10 to 81
acres. NJ L EGRAS, Collector.
Nov, ST..
Rapides gazette., 1873-11-15
by the Governor.
STATE OF LotJrsr.


New Orleans, September 10, 1873.
WHEREAS, Information has reached me
of the cowardly and brutal assassination,
by gang of desperadoes, of Hon. T. 3.
Crawford, judge Of the Twelfth Judicial
District, and Hon. A. p. Harris, district at
torney, on the night of the eight instant,
In the parish of Franklin, while quietly
proceeding to hold court in accordance
with law.
Whereas, Information has also reached
me of the cruel and unprovoked murder Of
Thomas Archibald, Esq, by two unknown
men, while standing at the gate of his
house in Richland parish. on the night CT
the second instant and
Whereas, The perpetratioon of these and
similar cold blooded outrages in the north
ern portions Of this State, brings disgracy
upon Lonisissia, and tend to keep away
capital and emigration from our borders
Now, therefore, I, William p. Kellogg,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana, have
thought fit to issue this my proclamation,
Offering q reward of FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS for the apprehension and con.
viction of tho murderers Of Judge T. s.
Crawford and A. P. Harris, district attor-
ney, and TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUN
DRED DOLLARS for the apprehension and
convictioa Of the murderers of Thomas Ar
chibald, to be paid respectively upon tho
production of the certificates usual in such
cases.
And hereby call upon all good citizens,
without regard to politics or race, to aid
the officers Of the law in bringing to ospeedy
Justice the perpetrators of these discrcditar
BILE eutrages; and warn all persons
against harboring or screening, or in any
way aiding or abetting the murderers
aforesaid.
Given under my hand and the seal OF tho
State hereto attached, this tenth day Of,
September, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and seventy-three, and of the in
dependence of the United States the nine
ty-seventh.
WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
Governor.
PC. DEsLoxDE,
Secretary Of State.
Sept. 2l-l673.
Rapides gazette., 1873-11-15
State Of L0NistanG Parish Of
RNpidss-PNrisk
Court.

No. 165-Succession of Daniel T. Haworth.
Vy7HEREAS, James w. Sims Admins
Wv TRAITOR has filed in this Court a tab
lean of debts due by the Succession Of
Daniel T. Hawortt, deceased.
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 approved and homolo-
gated. and the Administrator be authorized
to pay the debts as therein classified.
BY order of the Court.
Clerks Office, Alexandria La, November
7th 1873.
CHAS. OWEN, Dp'ty Clerk.
Nov 9th 3 sqr's2- Pr 2S
Rapides gazette., 1873-11-15

OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS AND }
GRAND EC0RE PACKET COMPANY,
New Orleans, Oct. 23d, 1873.
At the annual meeting of the stock.
holders of this company, held Oct. 20th,
1873, the following gentlemen were elected
to serve as members of the Board Of Con-
troll for the ensuing fiscal year:
H. E.sH OPSHIRE,
NJ. DIETRICH,
JNO. G. MITCHELL,
G. w. TUCKER.
And at . meeting Of the Board of Con-
troll, held this day Mr.. H. E. SHROPSHIRE
was unanimously elected President Capt.
JNO. e. MITCHELL, Superintendent, and
g w. TUCKER, Secretary.
G. W. TUCKER, Secretary.
Alexandra, Nov. 9Th 1873.