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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

We learn from the Port Tobacco, Md, Times
that Mrs Cecilia Miles, relict Of the late DIR.
Edward Miles, died at her late residence, in
Pomonkcy, on Wednesday evening" after a
brief illness. Mrs Miles was sister of Judge
Geo p. and Col. John W. jenkins, and had
very large fauiy connection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

The political excitement for some time pre-
vailiug in the Fourth Congressional district,
in Maryland, seemed 10 be somewhat quoted
on Saturday. The friends Of MIR. McLane and
of Mr.. Swami are both confident of victory.
The primary election takes place tomorrow
which will decide the contest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

The Conservative candidates are urged to
call the attention of the people to the constltu.
tional amendments to be voted upon 10 Novem
Der, aud to impress upon them the importance
of having ful utterance Of the popular voice
in reference to the proposed changes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

Calixto Garcia, the captured Cuban insur-
gent leader, is now on board gunboat at Man
zaoillo. When surprised by his captors Garcia
drew a pistol and fired two shots at them.
When taken he was found to be wounded 10
the head, the ball having passed out uear the
nose. Spaniards say that he shot himself. 1t
is thought gangrene has set in aud the wound
will he fatal,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

\ Texas editorial excursion party, number
10y about thirty, arrived at Memphis yesterday
morning They left this morning Tor Look
out Mountain, thence to Richmond, Norfolk.
Baltimore and New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

Owing to the pressure of the times the ma
sons, brickloyers, hcdcarriers aud helpers IN
jersey City, Bergen, Hudson City and Hobo
ken, during the last week have been abandon
ing the eight hour rule, and it is announced
that all are working ten hours day without
asking an increase of wages Builders say this
will result in very decided improvement in
their business
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

President Grant arrived 10 Washington on
Saturday On Thursday next, accompanied by
Generals Sherman and Sheridan, he is expected
10 atterd the Industrial Exhibition at Clnclu-
natl. From there the party will proceed to
Columbus, to take part in the reunion OF the
Army Of the Cumberland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

The New Orleans Plcayune publishes an ad-
dress signed by fifty persons and business firms
calling ameeting tonight to consider the mat
ter of the seizure of private firearms by the
State autht rites.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

withstauding the prompt action OF Gov
Brown 10 Tennessee, United States troops are
making arrests in Gibson county There can
hardly be any excuse for this interference, as
the grand jury at Trenton is at work, and pub
lie sentiment in Tennessee is thoroughly arous-
ed to the enorulty of the late outrages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

The New York Herald thinks that il after
bis receut letter to Attorney General Williams,
which was carte blanche touching the employ
mept of United States troops for the suppress
sion Of Southern outrages ii siuce this official
proclamation, the Southern conservatives are
still 10 favor Of another term of General Grant
they must surely be in favor Of the restoration
of THE blrssihgs of martial law '--"Wnich is
what they are not, most ceranly -nelther
Grant or the martial law, as will be indicated
at the approaching elections, where they have
an opportunity of expressing their sentiments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1874.

Ex.Gov. Wise and Mr.. K. NJ. |. huntef
have been interviewed By New York Herald
renorter upon the recent disorders, and the at
titude of the people with respect to the propos
ed third term" The ex Governor holds that
occasional violence and the application OF Iyuch
law are Inevitable in border communities, espe'
cav 80 soon after the civil war, but calls at
tentiop to the circumstance that recent diSor-
ders have been quite as prevalent on the north
western as On the southwestern lronuers MI
Hunter is reported to have said 1T the South
should be willing to take the long step toward
despotisu, which a:third term policy would m
dictate, 10 escape the civil rights bll, VINO sla''
CRY shame upon her ii she should be Wiling TO
sell something Of her liberties to escape the pol
luton Of uscegenaton. Not |, much as an
opposed 10 the third term policy, never eA
prct to be driven TO that extremity myself,
have lived 10 better times and have lealucd I"
value liberty TOO highly to be wiling to barter
it for immunity from outrage VI oppression
will at least eudeavor 10 use some other means
OF defence. But God knows to " hat extremity
| may be brought by the spectacle OF he mise
ries of my couutrymen. have already been
driveo further than l expected by such sight. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

Geo. Doubleday Of Fort Sumter fame died at
Nashua a. H., last week. The Sumter fight
was the moSt remarkable iu history-a terrific
cauuouade, tort demolished, aud not Que life
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

The New York Journal OF Commerce says
that uuder any honest, capable leadership the
voters Of the United States, 10 az overwhelm-
ing majority, are ready for political rcvolu-
tI.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

Captain Samuel W. Wood, president Of the
Virginia Pilots Association, died in the sky
seventh year of his age, at Hampton, on Fri
6av nipht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

Forney's Sunday Chronicle tavors he idea OF
a national convention to consider the southern
Question. 1t says 1T is time to put down
the brakes, and we think the best way to do 1t
isto call together the best brains OF the country
10 a national convention, to revise the Constr
tuition in accordance with provisions contained
within that instrument for its own amendments
This would be infinitely better than pew rev.
clinton. which is now brewing and may be
prcciuitated at the next Presidential election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

The general and protracted drought is delay.
ing the farmers of Ohio and Pennsylvania in
putting 10 their fall crops
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

NJ. Guizot, whose severe illness gave rise tc
premature reports OF his death week since,
died yesterday at his residence at Falricher,
near Paris.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

We learn from the Leesburg Washiugtonian
that :" one of the champions of the Republican
party of Alexandria, colored uan by the
name Of Rufin, was in Leesburg last week,
elsctioueering for Mr.. Barbour Aud it add
g" We don't think the people of this district
will fail to see the true DRIFT of the independent
moyemant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

Hon. \. Ii. Garland has accepted the Dem
ocratlc nomination for Governor OF Arkansas,
Gov. Baxter having again and agaiu declined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

The Commercial Advertiser estimates the
oyster consumption Of New York at $500, 900
worth annually
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

A dozen mechanics at Vallejo, CAL, have un-
dertaken the Dovel design of building vessel
by CO. cooperation. The association is composed
of twelve workmen, who assume the RESPONSE
bhty and pursue the labor of construction uo'
til the vessel is completed. The ASSOCIATION
will employ such other workmeD as may De re-
ouired all of them agreeing to wait Tor pay
n,,; be vessel shall have been sold. Business
men of Vallejo are ready to furnish materials,
and the association will at once begin to build
a schooner of three hundred tons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

LAND SALES-Thc following sales OF land
in Eauquier. county are reported IN the War
renton Index:
On last TUESDAY. Commissioners Hunton and
Forbes sold uricr the decree III the case OF
Thomas vs. Smith, tn" following lanus be-
longing to p. y. L. Smith: The o BAN
non tract o: 2Sj acres to \. Il. Smith for ST. 90
per scre the mountsin tract OF los acres to w .
il, ti,lnes Tor $ per acre; the Folly tract OF -
acres 10 W. ii. Gaines Tor Sll ~ per acre, ana
the Sewhouse tract of ~ acre> ~ hl.lle smith
for S. per acre
Commissioners 7. Scott and John Mar
shall sod under the decree in Turner vs. Mar
shall about AGO acres OF land, formerly held oy
+ c. Marshall. lying near the Blue Ridge IN
Uuper Fauquier, to Miss Louisa Is. buckAer
for no, Il. 5000
Commissioners Scott. Forbes and Hunton sold
und.r the decree il the case OF Owens y. Owens
rIizsbrth Owens dover and on which John
C,idw4Jl resides, col tanning l!U acrcs, to Ms.
Owens for So 81 per acre.
Commissioners {. I. Green And " IiilaIn b.
PAYNE sold unde: the decree III Furgus0n vs.
White 4S:i acres near Markham owned bJ IN.
White. Mrs White WAS purchaser.
Rice W. Payne Comm r. IN tne case OF Flo.
1ar,'. .x'r. ". LAWYER, sold the LAWYER farm,
r,ntnininr = y acr.s 20 Thomas L. Foster, tor
: ) ~ per aGre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

Five hundred people 10 New York 20 about
every day with frogs lie their stomachs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

4 meeting of British amateur oarsmeD is
called for to-day, in the city of London, when
an effort will be made to induce one or more
crews to go to Philadelphia, to take part ID
the international regatta in 1876.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

Mrs John Spencer died quite suddenly at
her residence near Pennington yesterday morn
ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

Alexander Moscy esq. has resumed the cdi
toria charge OF the Richmond Wing aml the
State Journal thus complcments the veteran.
Ills long and arlu5us service has secured to him
Burroughs at will. bat be never yet has been
able to obtain his discharge-he stands enroll
ed "tor life Whru AL is fair the OLD pilot
''turns off to brush up his Latin and SC luce
simple minded club and others Of the fnuy
tribe to leave their sl.very home--aa>, 10 uurc
10 return; but whcr the skies lower with clouds,
threatening storms when the Snc!i OF battle
reaches bin FROM aiar, Old Nc>tor stands at
the wheel, and AL is Well. Alter long holt
day Mr.. Mosely. 10 renewed health aud strength
has returned TO his post-whlch he has So long
adorned by his wisdom, his sagacIty. his pru
deuce, his courage, his high aud honorable
bearing, aud uorqualIcd journalistic skill OPP
posed to him as We are politically, yet person.
ally We welcome his return, aud tender to hlu
our best wishes for health, happlue>>, AMI
ons life The Wing would hardly be The
Wing without Mr.. MoSely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

No1ING 4 Duty. --Some men are too taStl
diouS, too hIgh-toncd 10 dabblc in the dirty
pool of politics. They arc too Dice to NIX
with the Swcaty crowd on election day. This
Is why We have SO many Incompetent men IN
office. 1t Is the duty OF every good citizen to
Vote at every election; il il is for u justice OF
the peace, be should yet cast his vote. As
long as this spirit Of Indifference is allowed 10
control our people, we may expect to have g-
nurant and Incompetent men III office. otlng
is duty Lexington Gasstte
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-14

PESITENTIART FOR LIFE. In the Hastings
Court Of Richmond, Thursday, mlddle-agcd
man namcd John }. Phelps, not long since dis
missed from the penitentisry, was tried on the
charge Of receiving gold watch valued at 100
the property oil Daniel Mccarthy, for the steal
ing of which Mrs. Nccdham, the sister Of
Phelps. Is now awaiting her trial He was
found guilty OF receiving the watch knowlog 1t
to he stolen aud his term of contoemcDt was
ascerrained at FIVE years. But Phelps having
been twice before confined 10 the peDltentlary
upon CONVICTIONS for horse stealing, he goes
now. according to the dictate OF the law INTO
confinement for the term Of his naturaI hfe
WEATHER AND CROPS. The corn crop 10
this county Is suffering terribly from the drought
which has prevailed for the last two months.
We have had, it is true TWO or three consider
able showers, but the grouud was 50 Very dry
that 20 perceptble good followed, except that
some few Of the farmers who we're tavorabiy
located were able TO tailow for two or three days
Our corn crop now, we fear, is past help; and
the Indications are that our people will not
make much more than half crop. What lit
tie tobacco was planted is growing now finely
But altogether, prospects are gloomy. fort
TJucro H( TiUles
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BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA
A Military Organization.
THE 1arn SESSION VIII BEG,N OCT. 5th
NEXT, AND END JUNE 3O:h 1875.
BATON RouGE, July 81 "a.

BATON ROUGE, July 81 "a.
vT,HE INSTITUTION OFFERS SUPERB
= or facilities for instruction; its itma-
zion il healthy and acc-ssi le and tho
society aud religious Influences Of Baton
Rouge are good A.. iaf
For tw" Years past, the UNIVERSITY,
alth" Il State >cht"l. has had no State ps
tronagc. and very little private support,
still it survives; and with tho dawn Of
the brighter and better day--nnw, no
doubt, near at hand-f;r the State and
people. our School must reap the reward
Of it's patient endurance. under long suffer.
ing aud neglect; it will I've duly apprecia.
ted. we hope. by the people. and become
what it was desi gncl to he. All institution
Of Il free aud prosperous people. t"k
COMMERCE. and enlightenment go
hand in hand together. The Grographi.
cal and Commercial positions "f L., will
in spite nj all present drawbacks, soon
t"rcr greatness upon her. sell.
NEW ORLEANS viii hcco,ne = unions
AMI rich beyond the expectation u,. q
most samgnine now. aud here almost in
its s,,llri,S. on the first bluff from, the a~A,
yet an the bank of the great River, will
be, in time, the chief School Of the
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY, +.<es
and we must patiently abide OH time
learn to labor and to wait.
THE CITIZENS Of Louisiana ana If the
adjoining States. are respectfully request.
I'd 4" consider the advantages, which tho
UNIVERSITY affords for the education
Of their SOUS. aud to accord it that sap.
port, Of l,ich they may deem it worthy.
For IL Catalogue. or particulars address
ID. r. BOYD, Suprdt.
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NOTICE OF
R EGIS T r A TON!

HAVING BEEN DULY COMMISSION
- ed and qualified as Supervisor Of
Registration for the Parish Of Kapides. l
hereby give not ice +" all the legal VOTERS
Of thu. Parish, If Rapilrs that new and
complete registration will he made as re-
on red by law. and all persons " no are ell
titled IT, register. are hereby notified that
Registration will commence on Monday.
August 3i>t, and CLOSES on Saturday, Oc-
t"I,-r Gath. The Registration Office will
lr opened as follows:
I. Alexandria, Best, August, to Satnrda,
5tI' Of September,
9 Rau;..s. amoth's Bridge, 9TH, 9Th g.
9th of September.
3. Gothic. James Store 10th, 18th g. 18th
Ut September
4. Nichols Union Church. 18th, 18th e.
l6th Of September.
;. Pants. Panl's Store, 18th, 18th e. 10Th
of September
6. Calhon,'s, Calhonn's Store, 2Ist 22nd.
& 25rl. of September.
7. Il n-yville. oath. 18th & Goth, Of
Srptr,iifN.r.
S. stepbel S Store, 18th. goth & 81 tn. Of
September
.. Ia,an,,irr, Dennis Smiths. Ist, end s.
Bird, Of October.
10. Pin-vill-. Barretts Store. 5th. 9th &
9th. Of October.
III iI"lInwa>s Prairie. John Newell's.
9Th, OIL, Il 10Th. "f October.
~ WiIry's. }. +. Bcrlin's, 18th. 18th Il
l4th. nf October.
Close at Alexandria, opening on the 18th
aud closing OH the gath Of October
f. j. BARRETT.
aug %. Supervisor Of Rsgitsrstion
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NUIIC! /! N(HIt(E.!!
MASTER OF THE STATE

JNIlE MASTER OF THE STATE
Grange will u" IN Alexandria
on the 34th Of OCTOBER, when
the members Of the various Gran
GEES III the Parish Of Eapid'>, are
particularly requested I" meet him
on that day ~ II O'Clock, at tn
Alexandria Grange Room, EX-
CHANGE lIuTEL.
JOS. II. HYESOE,
Dept. 4 Master, Alex. Grange.
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The question is almost daily asked,
allc'cu success OF "'NEEAN nil'
TIERS I! Our answer ~, '"ae '"ey
remove lao cause W 1'St.tsc' =. ,''1
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az ~" ~" go. ,,;,o;m,o = rnrtsct Reno.
,a,..r ana Inv; rorntor II the system.
Eoy.r hof;,ra in the history Of the world
has . medicine been compounded pos
sessing the remarkable qualities Of VIZ
EoAR B'TrERs III healing the SICK u
every disease man j. helt 70: 1hry ale
genae rua ,t.ss,;e, - ~, ,na,m,u,t;nn of
~. .%"' I;,.sr and V;scer,l Oryans, in Billions
diseases.
Q The properties Of Dr.. Walk
ms ic' carmina,Se Nutritious Lasa.
s 1--WE s1;s2et;rn md .l,;lions
- -: .A:t1" - ~ c,..
-, = "nr Of T,sh;,,.nr and a., -,,n- 81. NJ
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TIE GREAT AMERICAN COFFEE Tot
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A,n,,, -n.vc, fail. I" make most de
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100000, 100000,
Wanted! Wanted!
&c. BARRON, & Bro.

4 RE PREPARED to saw fine lnmbe
"A for the above amount ut money, at
their mill On the lI"lloway's Prairie
Road. seven miles from Pinevi!lr.
CASH orders will h promptly filled
and delivered at the following rates:
n IN pincvilit. ut SI5 90 per NJ. feet.
IN Alexandria, a, So 90 per NJ. feet.
Good luml'cr, and entire satisfaction
given.
aag' All orders for Lumber left ia
ow;tll our Agents, FERG USON
g. SCHNA> X, will meet with
prompt attention..
Ju0' Goth, G-m.
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HctSce:.

= 1HrraY GIVE iv"IiC NOTICE
4 rlyat Save made 'h- following chan
~. ~ ji, t1r. 81! EI.GiSl RATION at
~. i. How irg i,t.i,Ct>:
H.,i-va> = l'la,,,r-two days. at New
ellis. October :. aud
I.,lin's- i.A'~, two days. at BeIlin's,
October 10. and u.
lamls St"~-two days, at Fanl's, Octo.
Ler Is, and IL.
r j. BARRETT,
Registrar.
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WI; PATTI,
WAR 9Th PATH

$25 90 T Il. E. s ,': s:y r j H4:
rt,,hcr nrx2, note t" acrnnpany the
mare. Go III grass pastures tree "f any
charge. II he<iitd. n,a,es fed on graf"
ut So 90 per week, I" hc paid when ta-
ken lWat. o
"WAR PATHS "prdi.rre is az rich
aud he as we'll bred as any horse III
America. he traces back 1" the invincI-
ble Reel and the renowned Lexington.
(irOOlns Fee One Dollar.
April 25tb, 1874,
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TIE l:AI'lDES
Cemetery Association !!

T,IlE shares of this Association ar"
i FIVE DOLLA IRIS each. a book
"t subscription =" the Capital Stock, Is
open ut the office of
W. ". WIE'TTlNGTON, Jr j.
Secretary. and with
Mr.. JOHN j. FERGUSON, Treasurer.
Tie object If the Association. is I"
take r''a,:r 81. and impt"v" aud Mau
lit. tue odd Cemetery in P'nrvil'e.
Subscriptions I" IT," stock earnestly
= l,r,'~.i. Every stock holder is en-
titled ~ Il vote for each share. aud
" i'll Ice c,e,litt.l on the book. aud le-
ceive u certificate for each share.
Jnue 9th, 1874. If.
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PURSUANT {" II res ,ln,i"n "f the
L B'a:h at D,cr,"r> nf .m Rapid. =
Cemetery AS>'ci.'i"". "., &c i hrrcl"
gwen I" 'ht puh'ic hat from anil af'er
this date. ihte, m.LtS il the p:ntvil'c
C"mctt ~. viii i" allowed only "I""
the permit ct the President 81" this
A>>nrla' ion.
The common interest "f all anAa pro-
per gevr'",n NJ at H." CEMETERY.
'"m'a"d this u euIa'in". and II il hop
I'd that il will m ,+adi y ar''"i.sr.'l il.
The SrA,"n. Mr.. HENRY LEN,
has the exclusive ri.h, :" Zig graves
TOT w|'"h ~ cha'r.. ~, $500 tor Adults,
and 81 90 ten Children under - wears
of age, will t +Nac'.'i inev.'> ease.
kOBT. L. HUNTER,
President.
VI. W. WH,1rlHcSoN. JR..
Aug. 10Th, {. Secretary.
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Excelsior Stable ! F.! !
jackson, between Cd & 81
STREETS.
LIVERY :A&:zz1RsAhE s
STA GE ST \ Il L T.!

r AM AGAIN in charge Of the above
L Stable, aud w",ld m pleased I"
have my old friends and l'at'"'~ t"
give me- u call. ! am prepared :" az
c"nn,"la,e the p"l!ic in The. Livery
line. The stable is we'll stocked With
HORSES, HACKS
A>DITGi]ES,
and III! ,.i,r them, ard iced t",s.s II,
,r:ccs l." suit tie ,i,,',s-,ut t"r CASH
only. I.ar"tt." srii'c >a''start'"".
\. l.. MtGi\ Ms.
.,"1> itih. SUI emit. n''rnt
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OUR CLUB RATES.!

WYE HAVE MADE AR II \ sc F.
w mcnt- that enable us I" offer IT."
follow in. cIul, rates Z" tl,n.r " l." will
.cnd us the amounts below il, cash.
T." every person Il" will scrd us
s.. 90 in e. Si., we will send the Cau
ca>i.n ard the ST Louis Midland Far
".er "". year. TIE Fa,m+, j. ~ large
rirh, page. tm,y column """'hi,. pub
li>in,i hv Gcc,yr W. Mathews & G." .
81, y. Sixth st,crt, St. Louis, Mo-, at
80 cents pet year.
The Cancasian an; the L""i-> lie
C"u,i.I Journal, Que year tor 81 co.
The Cancnsi;,m ami Our Home Jour
nal aud Rural Southland one year tor
81 ~.
';hc Caucasian and the New York
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The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-24
Maltese Jack !!

nAPT 4. W. MCLACRIN has Just
- purchased ~ fine aud thoroughbred
MALTESE JACK, Fifteen aud hal:
bands high, whose vices he "tfc,s I"
the public.
His sinhd is ut the rcS;.lruce Of Cap
MrLani'', "n B,>"n Hars!t>. Tt,m>
SIS OO ia, The season, so 90 to insure.
CASH In a,:.anr
A. W. MCLAURIN,
Bayou Rapides.
April 18th. 1874. 6-m'
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-10-24
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$4,000. $4,000.
Lumber! Lumber.

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il past tav"rs. solicit /" renewal "t
Your patronage I" The ain"m: "f % .WN'
h.t at J.nmlwr. which amount will
rn,,.l. and -, the same tine YOU VIII
zee. i've full "q"i. lent tor your n'"-
~ III good '."m'rr, which ] VIII driiv-
.r in A'r&andra fnl Seventeen Dollars
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CLEMENT y. lEAGER.
May ol>t 1874. 4 ~.
, 1874-07-12
MUSICAL.


4 LATE IMPROVED CABINET CASE sI:7GsH
z snd nne extra nies Wheeler i Wi}ss,n sud Iva
o.vr Bs1.s MACHINES foy sals At bali cost price, II
, 1874-07-12
HErICAL..

~TnoF Phil. MAYERS. THE corn DOCTOR,
10 u seata C!A:.s. C.ll ~ yoar dIua{t;ts tor my
stohra,cd Cora E1canaya S.re+ ~ cnr,ful, tAke no
.en Il warranted to cure: call A. ohcs. Etru
, FL, hA sa-s to c2ttt. 0mco open 6RndASa.