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DROWNED.

james Jones, + q sbney and F. CImp5e!l
| while working ihis morning on the si-an-
ship O,ean q teen, iell into the DOCK and
were drowned.
Hudson, April 50 The murderer who Is
| sentenced to be hanged TO. morrow at Calskiil
killed his keeper Charles Ernst in his cell
at Two O'Clock this morning, by striking him
| on the head with piece OF iron, smashing
the -kull. Daring the past week, officer
Ernst has guarded Waltz in his cell. in order
tat he should commit no injury TO himself.
the murder, to-day, was committed some
time before it was discovered.
The Home committee on aPpro2Ti s:ions
will report the river and harbor bill ex.cily
az prepared by The committee on commerce.
Ii approrpris,es four and halt millions.
The following was received to-day:
"Litlle Rork. Nay /.
go lie P5ssiien,:-H. King Viii who
fred or L., commander oil L. :. troops at
Little hoe Ars ben ordered 10 Pine BlnG-
by Baxter, - p;l!asing and numbering. he
State is perfectly peaceful except IN Jrff-r-
son county, tae sc ne OF Whites robbeTiss
and murders. l have refrained from send
ing out foTcss in order 10 avoid a conflict.
Signed, joseph BROOKS.
"Guv. OF AJkansas"
The Huusa committee On the PaciGc i,
L day rcconsiiered their former ac;icn
regarding tie Omaha bridge, and decided to
report a bill providing merely that
the bridge shall be operated rs
continuous part OF the Union Pacific rail way
and that detailed reports Of all rates 10, |
trans poftation over said bridge shall b. sub 4
Knitted TO Congress ssmi-aHnuiliy with a
view TO the further action on the sui jsct of
tolls The efiec; OF the enactment Of this /
bill would Re 10 put 4 stop TO the pre.eni 4
double transfer OF freigh;s and passengers at
Council Bluffs and Omaha. but il not re- |
strained by suits at law the britge company
may continue to collect tolls.
THE HOWARD CASE.
The testimony for the def-nc, in the Howard |
case closed day. and the Judge AdyOc tie of rei
rebutIing festim ny, which the court declined TO
receiAe. Gen. Howard submitted written state
ment. The cour; then adjourned until Tuesday,
when consel for the defence will make the final ar
gument.
DOMINATION.
The Senate confirmed the nomination ofIhilIip
CLAYTON OF G,ergia, TO be Consul at Valparaiso |
Mr.. Clayton was Assistant Secretary 10 Howell
Cobb under Eucasnsn's administ alton, and DO h
Zee gne1 Office about time 10 take par; in re
beIiIou. CLAYTON cccipied the position of Assis- |
tapt Secretary Of the treasury under the Conied-
eracy FOR abOu; yea, when he resigned.
Tire Senate WIS occupied two hon the fur
Their di>cGssiou OF GEN NcCooS II be Governor Of
Colorado, bat reached no conclusion.
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Red a: Iang's Hal last night was 4 decided
success. Pe'ore eight o clock, tie immense room
was crowded till standing roam was left.
FgIiy tohr sand peslnS, the majority of ihcm
women. were present. A stage had been erected
the west side OF the hall, and this seat
ed the officers of the Ladies' Temperance A. -cia-
ton. Mrs. DIR. LAWS presided. The Fort quad
rifle blnf furnished some excellent music ihs
first speaker in;r sdueed was Or. Rsaser, who ds-
eussei the Temperance question from Bible stand
point. lie had the most implicit faith in the c,u-
sale. and believe; the women lad accomplished
great good.
lie spoke in feeling terms OF the number Of young
men who were ruined by the cIrse Of in:empcrance
aud urged That everything within the bounds OF
reason should be done I, stop them in their down.
ward career.
The address OF Mrs. Fairchilds wSs mixture OF
poetry aud prose Tue Grst part Of the rrcduc-
lion was parody on Pos's '.Raren,' which WIS
well received and contained many good local hits
the saloon keepers The nt5lerable noise abont
the stairway preventsi mes OF tn, audience from
hearing the lady distinctly, but she acquitted her
self with credit, and was frequently interrupted
by applause.
Following Mrs. Fairchili, Rev. /. 5. ka'loch
made of his telling speeches in favor of crush
ing out the demon Of intemperanee. He did not
consider the Bible arguments of the saloon keepers
in regard TO the wine mira lie of Gamma and the ad
vice of Paul to Timothy, any weight whatever
In humorous way he compared the generations Of
the old Biblical times with the pres ut peryerse
and degenera,ei one, and said that he did 1t be-
lieve that wGod ever male and proaoan ell good
such knocked kneed, riceon-nosed, sab-sided
lantern -jawed specimens of humanity inhabit
the earth a. the present time
From the great physical dihsre1ce exiting be-
tween the old patIiarchs AID the desenerated hu-
mans Of to-day he Argued that what would have
been mere tonic fer the siIoag Iuen OF the olden
time would prove the destruction OF the weak my
mortals Of The present day.
Tie speaker gave some very excel Mt advice to
the moderate drinkers aud held that If they wou
only throw the weigh; their influence - the tenn
pcrance cause the millennium would be a: hand i'm
msdiately. Taken As 4 whole the meeting was an
Interesting and profitable one.
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HOUSE.

Washington, Nay l.-Afier the passage
OF all local bills, the House thea went in:o
the Committee Of the Whole on the Indian
appropriation bill. Speeches on the general
Indian qDe,;.on and the policy to be per-ued
towards them were made by Messrs. Han.
cock, Richmond. Knapp. Beck, Adams and
Shanks. alter which the clerk proceeded to
read the bill by paragraph. for amendment.
the committee rose aud the House took .
recess till half past seven. The evening ses-
sion for the consideration of the Indian ap.
bill.
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THE STATS OF KANSAS.
LE4VESwoKTa COUNTY, -

IEC IT ETEENIrCEED that hrrc.of,re rc-w.;.
ID on the. ' asv q arch, A. ~. 1874. he b nd
- t"Usts t.nll s5.srcss bel : in sesSi AT the
ciust tulsr tu tie city Il Le4venwoTth, IN 81 Il
c'!nty asd : ae, amongst "a h proceedings then
AMI tueEe hati, ~ tue olicwiny:
II ,OLvsD, Thst all persons residing within
the und .ri-s OF Keno township. in this count,
owuins horses, mules. as>e-, beat ca tie
withir said tYw IsaiP, aye h-r. ~ ordered nd re-
CURED 10 e t.r above ma ned stO. K confined In
the ut<ht time, be' seen the trst of A, nj and
the fast LAY of NuyrwEe-, in each year or un.u
Otherwise oft.lci, and that the Clerk give notice
her -of sccJrdin. tOI,w.'
hereby rtiiy thar the foregoing is n correct
copy o the resolutions aiogtei ~ I c B,ari , Z
County Comm s'rCr, a. the time and I.ars a.s.e-
said. b y.lCr ct tho Il ard
OLIVER DIEFENrORF,
NAV y Is s-otNlW tCuatv Clerk.
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THE MILD POWER CURES
Humphreys Homeopathic
SPECLFlCS,

AVE proved, from the most ample experience
1 an eutife success They axe The only medi-
that mistakes cannot be male in using them 20
harmless TO be tree from danger; nad efficient
l, to be always reliable e. They have the highest
conmendstion from al, and will always render
satisfaction
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CaStOTia is more than substitute for Cas-
tor oil. II Is the only sci, All lie IN existence
which Is sure 70 regulate tHe bowels. cure wind
collie and q oduce uaturai si,eP. l. pie SAINT ."
take. CHI dren u ei not cry and molhers may
sleep. rpr2 W
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HIRVguS & DEB|uTA1ED
OF 10th SENES.
ENo Charge for Adeics and Consultation.

a
MR. ]. B. DYorr, graduate of Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, author Of
several valuable works, can be consulted on
all diseases Of the Sexual or Urinary Or
gans, (which he has made an especial study
either in male or female, no matter from
what cause originating or OF how long stand
Ing. A practice OF 80 years enables him TO
treat diseases with. success. Cures guaran-
iced. Charges reasonable. Those at dis
tance can forward letter describing symptoms
aud enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
SEMI for the Guide 70 Health, Price Zoe.
J. B. DYOTT, NJ. D.,
Physician and Surgeon, l0i Duane St. NY.
CRANE & BRIGHAM,
Hho'esate Agents,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
IanI2-1s5
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Si50.000 |

The title IL line above real estate is guaranteed
perfect.
The liberal terms of this scheme b-iucs within
the reach OF all the greatest Opportunity oae
ed the poor uIrn 10 rise 10 wealth.
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tNtV--- Ger iEcatcs Of ndcrfui cures OF
rheumatism, n"urt gIt .o.k-jsw, SPANS, swell
ings burns, sea d. casc' b-,a.ts rois0uou bire-
frozen fe t, govt, sat IhHUm ear-achs. Sc. an ,
the receipt Of LuiIncut W 80 De sertg is to any
II is the most wor dc''ul saiina ant van
relieving agent the world hls ever produced II
sells TCe b, fore did sell, and A. sd s
because " does just wta' II prrt,u 10 do enc
totte Of the C-uttur Linimeut Tor amin T. ( el"v
Wrapper II worth huud ed dollar, Ter spawned
straiaed or CALLED horses and males, and for ser W
worm in 81 ep. No tdmi y took owner al at
foid to he without Ccniaur iui~ ent Price 81
cents; large bottles. ~ %. J. 2. ROSE Il Co. :,
;; Broadway, New York.
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CERTAIN CURB FOR PILES.

DR.. BoHANNAN'S pile Ointmeut'-is guaran.
iesd C, rtain cure for les, matter what form
or how long standing, ia from three 10 D. e daya
Price One ioliar. Sent 10 any address (by mail,
h.ieen cents extra for postsge).
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VANILLA. LEMON, ETC,
Fer Flavoring Ice Cream, Cakes & Pastry.

With great care, by new process, we
extract from the true, select Fruits and
Anomalies, each characteristic flavor, and
produce FlacOrings Of rare excellence.
or great strength and perfect purity
No poisonous oils. Ecerg .faror as rep
resented. No dec6it-edrh bottle .f0li
measure, holding OHs-6GJ more than
others purportiHg 10 hOl9 same quantity
Use them once, ssiU use no otIer. TIE
most delicate, delicious .farors eUer nsa9e.
So superior to the cheap extracts. Ask
for DIR. Prices Spec.ai Fiavorinas Man
ufactWed only BY
STEELE { Price
Depots, CHICAGO and ST LOUIS
Manufacturer Of DR.. Prices Cream
Bdkih6 <'oacder.
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AEPer Day guaranteed u-.s sr
SZ0Weli Anger ~ ssla Ssefi1s.:s
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PRICE CO TICKETS.
Single Ticket, 81 80; Esren Tickets,
$500; Fiity-six Tickets, Sl25.GU.
One Hundred and Fifteen / ici.
els, $250.OO; and Twelve
Hundred for $2,5Go.

The drawing viii h. made under the su;erin-
tendehee OF 4 coinnitiee appointed by the highest
othciais IN iie tate, duly sworn 10 the faithful
performance OF the duties assigned them.
The highest officials both of City, county and
State have not oniy end0r ed Mr Abeles bat also
his scheme.
The demand ior tickets Is Unparalleled, ard all
desiring To participate IN the drawing should at
once form ths.r uhs and send in their orders
sSENs> vsSgs.D TIA all state. Ctf ..
mad 'sosAs ,s 80 tse u. -. aSs,. sa,,-
GtcN
81 NJ hey should - sent ty Registered Letters,
l. q. Ofder or LNp!r-~, si; JEs ui address OF the
purchaser in plain wriiips.
livery package Ol Al /, SCjs has = chance 10 win
II rriEts, but positively Cvrf-iu 20 win one, while
one person ouJ of every t.n vino purchase packet
Oi II Is bound TO Win Two prizes.
For further information ard partic1 lars send Tor
uEc;ilaEs 10 the Manager aad i'rO, rie,or,
SIMON ABEi.ES
LEAvESwaEIH, KANSAS
Tickets for eavsu worth Civ Tor sale only at the
prime pal BOX Stores
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address DR.. c. A. bahamas, No. 6l9 North
Fifth street, ct. Louis, No
rs-Persons rcnittiny moneyby nail for medi.
Clues, will send by 'Postoice Order or sBeyis-
cred Letter. decl7d&w
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ILusio Books!
American Guue Sock.

Price II -. or slS 80 per doz. Has 1000 Tunes
and Anthems. not new. bat elected ~ tue asoT-
ties rom all ProuIiLcIt Church Muse BOOKS pun
lisEcd dUrj 3 the las hIli e. .tury.
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! aEsitsy Gases.

.sIsissy Gases.
with - Large Three Drachm Vial, Rose
wood Case. am HUM hreys' HOmTO-
TatEic Mentor (Sew Book l.................
with = Large three Il lchm viais. Morocco
case, and Specific Homeopathic Naa-
uel small BOOK .......-...............
with - Large Three Drachm Vials, Paper
Case, x Specific Homeopathy Manuel.
single large Il. and
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S200,S9J.0o Cash Gifts,
$I59,l25.c0 Real Estate G!c..,
$3.50. O0e.eo Grand Toiai sEins
Est.Es. LsSE.

Is Prizes Real Estate, $3.50, I25
| Cash Prize, --- 10000
9 Cash Prizes, $40, 900 each, 10000
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WRITER'S REV SCHOOLS

Father Ksnp's o d Folks Tuu-a Enlarg. d 81
lETGurtI.
WRITER'S REV SCHOOLS
For P'ago. Cabinet "z-lr, s'r-oda1n. Guitar,
Banjo. Coraet, tiic. accordion, ,i.Iioaet.
ElJ.u lui ..-.5."..
These convenient bH0ls CO.'S E.r e. cruss "a %.
and are concise, simple me-3a-, with q. guam
titles U. pleasing ais lur raCl.,-.
sent postpaid, OF rec & t Of retail. price.
OLIVER DITSCN & o..
Boston. GAS, Il. DIT.oJ i Co,
apr29-e07aw IL BTolcway. NY.
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Cc-,tsUr IiDiIn snt.

The great discovery Of the sre.
= y There IS no pain which ~. Cen
tuT lnimeut viii not Ieliev". no
swe linz which Will rot sui q Jc
= Z y and 10 lamcuesg which 1t will NOT
E~-fl$O cure. This is strong language,
tfY but II is tue. Ii il no hum bur {:
- - - thc tsueT Is printed around IA, n
b tito. \ CIRCULAR Containing
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Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co
Office and D.pot 20 Broadway. y y
For sac by THO. EGEEDOErF,
srr1--7.l-ssdEw laaveu %1rth. Eausrs.
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redinso,e i. now entirely and perhaps

The redingo,e is now entirely and perhaps
forever out Of fashion.
7. Aud now they have seea ut to sick gauuy
=, bind on the new bonnet.
s -Beefsteak twenty cents per pound and any
iamount Of grumbling in consequence.
This is the very latest. When man presists
siu diminishing around the truth he is said to lie
like gas meire'
WIN Tho,eu and v. :. Burke are busiiy en-
e>eai in interviewing the Old man Bender al To-
The crusade aTaiust the saloons ha. shared the
OF the ba',y ia too many nunes-it was ccd-
= to death b. the over anxious women.
yedici cola are quite the correct thing now
- The puff las departed; falso those wide and
lace Collars wora by grandnothers years
q
rSTh- keepers of gambling houses are anxious 70
In that course the new city administration in
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young caae about % ysan eM iumped from
u - Z. ssaia jas: fe'ov Fairmou,t. n . Ma.
AA1o - hsA some cattle hsrded. Ths p,..,-
ssss say b @ hte up about m aere and h.E =,
brush before inertia too plses He won't do .nv
Aose jampsbg right away.
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SDI.D d ALL UI.J ItTINI|.
Sent by nail or express, fec on receipt Of price.
IL
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Communicated.
PINKviLLE, La, August 3Ist 1874.

PTSEvfLLE. La, August 3ist 1874.
Editor Caucasian:
DEAR SIR-Y"u will please give space
in the columns Of yonr paper. to my reft,.
tation Of an article which appeared in the
last ixsue Of the Democrat and Gazette re-.
speeding my appointment rs q member Of
the Police jury. ami which has caused the
Editors thereof. to give vent to their
spleen. and throw up breast works to pro-
tect that Honorable Body from an inva-
sion. dhsclaim having IN appointment
fur the position referred to, neither do I
expect it. r. SEVERNS.
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ATTENTION.!

|TnGT OR MlSLA1D BY THE
UOA undersigned, tie following
nott&. viz:
VIM. Atwell's n"te. dated Dec. 23'l
1872, drawn one day after date $oO.OO.
r. r. H"nneycmtt's dated Nov. 18th
1872. drawn one day after date. $l4 25.
Kol,t. Davis e. Reese PRICES dated
Dec. 81 1873, drawn one day after
date. S37 50.
John P."'k's note, drawn one day
after Feb. 9th, (l87;D S47.72.
John Nngrnl'~, drawn March lat
1873, payable one day after date $40 50
]. N. C"ker'4 drawp March 5th 1873,
poyahl" one day after date, $63lO.
Ed Gny's date not remembered.
payable one day after date, sl2 Oh.
john Il. Reeves date Oct. aUtl, 1872,
sll.59.
job" Nnsent's dated January 9th
la74. $4,000.
NJ. Hcnigau'. dated October 9TH
1879, payable one day after date
3l43 80.
The above Notes payable t" We,
having been lost or mislni.l, the public
are hereby notified not to trade for
tl,rm-payment Of the sn,ne having
been stopped. w. B. HARPER.
Aug. 22ud. 1872.
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RIVER. WEATHER AND CROPS
l,xcilIati.,n.-3O.O 8.

The river shows decline If sea, cely tw"
inches for the past seven days, and the
cl,annel is doubtless somewhat improved ;
ut all events the last boat Or two mp found
less trouble H. closing the distance from
the point in the reach below town, to the
wharf.
The II. T. Bryarly was the only boat mp
sLis week. The Bertha Bruner reached
tho Falls-dowu--on Tuesday, and chang.
ed trips will, the former boat.
The Fleta il tho next steamer due up
and the Ida Leon will meet her at the
falls, changing trips Us in the case Of the
Br, arly and Brnncr.
The weather for the past week has heen
pleasant. and the nights cool enough to-
allow little sleeping business to 70 on.
C"tt"n picking has been quite lively the
past week. and the staple will s",n l,.,gi"
to show itself it, the shape Of bales coming
in 10 town. A good raj" IN the next seven
days will materially help the cane crop as
they are suffering badly for the want "fit
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DIED !-Zimmerinan-On Sat.
urday, Aug Goth, at his residence
in this Parish, CHARLES l.. ZlM-
MERMAN.
The death Of Mr.. Zimmerman
which was sudden and unexpected,
brought sorrow to the he;irts Of his
many friends in this parish. He
was good man and worthy citi-
zen, in all the walks Of life, and his
loss will be felt not only by his
family, but by us all at this time,
when we can so i'll afford to lose.
such men as he was. He left u
family to mourn his untimely death,
in the prime OF life, who have our
heartfelt sympathies.
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harmony instead ct Offering any
embarrassments, however unintrm
tional, calculated to mislead the
people rs to what their convention
did at Baton Rouge.
Respectfully,
DEMOCRAT.
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lUt OcVlOCJNC d1UN lUttlLUbu VI NC
sire to confuse the minds of its
readers on the subject OF the party
name or to mislead the uniformed
in reference to so important a ques
ton. The convention did not say
in their preamble We, ETC., ETC.. ''sol.
emily resolve and declare, zoe name
It the Peoples Party" However the
Louisiana Democrat, as a simple
newspaper, is private property and
the proprietor has the right to pub
lish what he plrascs in it, but as a
party journal it ought to adopt some
particular party or principles and
stand mp to the scratch consistent
" and manfully, as know the eli
tor Of that paper can 10 if he choos-
cs. To say that tho preamble
adopted by tho convention does
"name it the peoples party is q
down right error too serious to be
lightly INDUCED, in times like
these, and entirely too palpable to
mislead any but stupid people
The editor Of the Democrat has no
doubt stumbled into this inconsis
tency in the hurry of welding the
scissors We want harmony and
not distraction, among the white
people, and the old and experienced
citizens who have the prosperity Of
their state al heart. will ada 70 this
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HlNEsTON, La, Aug. 25th 1874.

HINEsTON, La, Aug. 25th 1874.
Editor Caucasiam
DEAR SIR-Please state for tho inforn.a.
ti"n Of my friends. that my name was
nsed without my knowledge or consent
in the meeting Of the 18th Of August aud
that am in full accord with tue ono Of
tie Eth Of August.
Respectfully Yours.
~ WILLIAMS
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A Card.
Ox BOARD STEAMER FLETA, I
August ~. 1874, !

xA"SU'S ~e' S~ -
We the undersigned passengers and
d-leratcs 10 the State Convention.
herchv tender our thanks (" Captain
JOHN G.. MITCHELL, and JAS. L
ROBBINS, clerk. and especially Mcssrs
PAYNE and SLAYMAKER, pilots, ar
we'll IN to the other offlcers vt the same
boat, for the courteav al,own to ~ IN
our down trip from Alexandria t" Bat
on Rouge. Tho careful, speedy and
skillfnl management If the boat in the
low water. and the efficiency IA well
~ the politenesa Of all tho officers ri
the stenmer Fl~ta. commend Captain
MITCHELL md his elegant low wntcr
boat to the citixrns If the Grand Ec"rc
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>
NOTICE OF
R EGlST R ALTON!

iHAVING BEEN DULY COMMISSION
IL ed and qualified rs Supervisor Of
Reg istratinn for the Parish, Of kapi.les, ]
hereby give notice t" all tho legal votcrs
IF the Parish, If Rapidcs that IL new and
com lcto registration will be made rs re-
CURED by law. and all persons who are Ell.
titled to register. arc hereby n"tifi"h that
Registration will commence Hn Monday,
August 3Ist., and closes on Saturday, Oc-
tuber oath. The Registration Office will
10 opened as follows:
]. Alexandria, 3Ist., August. to Saturday
5tl'., IT September.
2. Rari,lss. Iamoth's Bridge, 7th, 9Th g.
9th, Of September
3. Cotile. James Store. 10th, 18th g. 10Th
Of September
4. Nich"lls' Union Church, 14th, 18th 4
iGtl, "f September.
5. Pauls, Paul's Store, 18th, 18th g. 10Th
Of September
g. Calh"un's, Calhonn's Store, 2lst 22nd,
T. 23rd, Of September.
7. Cl,."eyville, oath. 25th & 26tli, Of
Septe,,ber
8. stephe' Store, 2sth, goth & goth, Of
=. Latannier, Dennis Smiths. list, end &
3rl, Of Octo,'er.
TO- Pincville. Barrett's Store. 5th, 9th 4;
7th. Of Oct"ber.
II. H"ll"ways Prairie. John Newell's,
stI', 9th & 10Th. Of October.
~ Wiley's, J. T.. Bcrlin's, 18th, 18th &
l4th, Of Oct"l,~r
Close at Alexandria, opening on the 18th
aud closing Oh the oath Of October
f.. J. BARRETT.
aug %. Supervisor Of Registration.