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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20
JIG. LYNCH8
Real Estate Column

Alexander county lands. Cairo lots,
exchange for st. Louis property.
FOR SALE. b.
The south hall of the pilot house AT
bargain.
FOR RENT.
Good two story brick store room on
Commercial avenue between Eleventh
and Twelfth.
First floor OF brick dwelling corner
Nineteenth and Poplar streets.
---Saloon and fixtures. southwest corn
r Eighteenth street and Commercial
,venue, at bargain.
Cottage on Twelfth street. west OF
Commercial avenue, so.
Dwelling house on Cross street, Yves
OF Washington avenue.
Two business houses on Lcyce street,
above Eighth, $40 each.
"A good cottage on Twenty Ninth
treet, near Commercial avenue.
Store room on Commercial avenue.
iext to Waverly hotel. so.
Cottage of rooNs on Twcniy-tbiri
street, and Iolbrook avenue Sc. Cool
yard and cistern.
--Store-room corner Twentieth and
Poplar streets, So 90.
Store room adjoining above, -.
Up stairs OF ouse on Commercial av-
enue, near 18th street. Suitable for
business and lwelling, 50.
-Tenements numbered and ..
Winters Row, 5 rooms each for $40
per month. win he put in ilrst-class
order.
Orphan Asylum building aud pfemi-
ses. Rent low, TO a good tenant.
Store room, corner Twentieth and
Washington avenue, SIP a moL.h.
Room. In various parts OF the city.
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60 20 tue Mountains of Colorado

by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad. the new and popular line from
Atchlson and Kansas City via the bcauti-
tul Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colora-
so Springs, Del Nortc, Trinidad, Santa
Re and all points in Colorado, New
Mexico and Arizona. Special round
trip tickets 10 Denver, only $50, allowing
stop-off privileges both ways on the
main line, aud at Colorado Springs.
Manitou and Pixies Peak. Low emf
grant rates to the San Juan mines.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between
the Missouri River and Rocky Noun
tains, without change. Close connec-
tons made at Pueblo with trains for
Denver and Northern Colorado.
For maps, time tables and the :" San
Juan Guide, address,
L. j. ANDERSON,
gen. Pass Agf.,
7-lStf Topeka, kAN.
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Asslgnee,s NsslsA.

Southern District Of illinois. SIS. AtCsiro IN.
10th day Of August, A. u. ls1s.
The uDdersigned her, by gives notice OF
HIS appointment rs assignee OF Watson B.
Rockwell, late Of Cairo, in the County Of
Alexander and State OF Illinois, within said
district, who has been adjudged bankrupt
upon his own petition by the district court
OF said district. GEORGE FISHER,
Aug 1Id3w Assignee.
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Harrisburg Coal.

We will deliver our best lump coal on
4. and V. X. X. track in Cairo AT $40 per
car load of
TWELVE TONS.
This coal has 40 SUPERIOR for CRATES
and household uses generally.
Address all orders tor coal to
JAMES A. WALL q Co.,
Harrisburg, llls.
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GO To Il. Jones. fashionable boot aud
shoe maker, Atheneum building, for the
Centennial boot. S.lg-Gt
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Aasss WANTED to .sn H. &. New

DO Events at the Nationsl Cspteal
Just the book for the times. Gives q full history
Of the National Capital and Government. shows
how the government has been mHnagel since Its
organization. Explains how jobs are put
through congress. Gives n full history of the
Whisky frauds and Belknap Scandal Il gives
the lives of Hayes. Wheeler, Tilden and Hen
bricks. Grand chance tor AGENTS Address.
s-l7-wsw j. H. IHAMBEi.S st. Louis Mo.
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Leather and Findings for Cash. Cheap.
err than ever Before Soid in Cairo

er IMAM ever beIore S0tu ia Satsro
will from this date sell leather and
findings cheaper than ever before offered
In Cairo.
Best Cincinnati oak SOLE. 20 cts. ID
Howards best slaughter
leather ...,.......... .,...........3i To-
Al other leather and findings in pro-
portion. No. 30 Commercial avenue. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets. Cairo, Hi
nois. Boots aud shoes made up in the
latest styles, and OF the best material and
good workmanship. Boots and shoes at
reduced prices. Aud only the the best
81. Louis custom-ma,lc and my own
make of boots and shoes will be sold.
sls-f [. Koch.
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ihltN lti Ab-tlN.
Mrs. Barney McManus has gone on a
visit 10 friend. in Canada.
a horse race in Kentucky attracted q
number of our people TO the dark and
bloody ground yesterday.
Go To Il. Jones. fashionable boot aud
shoe maker, Atheneum building, for the
Centennial boot. Sl9-6t
The family of the Rev. Mr.. Gillian
left Cairo on Friday. to VISIT relatives
and friends in Nashville, Illinois.
Mr.. Tom Maryland, drayman for Kitten
house Il Brother, commission merchants,
was sunstrnck yesterday afternoon. He
is not dangerously injured.
Mr.. Jack Hodge of Unity precinct was
In the city yesterday. He informs US the
young people of Jonesboro will give a
picnic in Hodges park to-day.
Professor G.. G.. Alvord and family,
who have been sojournIns in Chicago for
the past three weeks. are expected home
the latter part of this week.
There will be the usual services at the
Methodist church, corner of Walnut and
Eighth streets, Rev. j. ID. Gillian, pas
tor, this morning ana evening. All are
invited TO attend.
The Blandville people. who were to
have held a Tilden and Hendricks bar
becue yesterday, postponed the demon
stra,ion we are informed until one week
from next Thursday.
Mr.. NJ. +. Gilbert and family left this
city for st. Mary's. NO., yesterday.
where they will visit Judge Gilbert. of
that place. From ST. Mary's they will
visit the coast and the Centennial.
Go TO X. Jones, fashionable boot and
shoe maker, Atheneum building, Tor the
Centennial boot. Sl9Gt
"A Nvely wench fight on Walnut street.
near the corner of Fourteenth street was
the attaction in that vicinity yesterday
morning, out OF which will grow work
for one OF our police magistrates.
There will be services as usual at the
Presbyterian church, Eighth street. be-
tween Washington avenue aud Walnut
street, this morning and evening, con.
Quoted by the Rev b. \. George. All are
invited to attend.
At the Church OF the Redeemer, Chas.
A. Gilbert. rector, will be the usual
services this morning at S o'clock. Sun
day school at . this morning. The sub
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ARRIVED.
Steamer James Fisk. Paducah.
40 Kanawha and tow, st. Louis.
f" John A. Scudder, ST. Louis.
=" Liberty No. 1, tow, O. river.
- Ste. Gcnevicve, st. Lonis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer James Fisk, Paducah.
Ste. Geneyieve, Nlcksburg.
John A. Scudder, New Orleans.
kanawha and tow, lronton.
The James Fisk had very good trip
from Paducah.
The idlewild did not get into port
until nearly dark from Evansville.
Hiram Hill took the Charley Hill to
the wreck of the Pat. Cleburne, at
Shawneetown, yesterday morning.
Captain Bob Wise. with his new
steamer, James w. Gon, lett Cincinnati
last night tor Memphis. The Goff.
which boat is said to be- one OF The nnest
ON the Ohio river. will be here on Tues
day evening. aud Captain Wise cordially
invites all his friends In this city to visit
aud inspect her.
The kanawha came down from st.
Louis with three barges OF ore for Iron
ton, and then returned to that port.
The John A. Scuddsr arrived yes
terday morning from st. Louis with .
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George Clarke Nominated.
The following will explain itself:
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEFARTAkNIt
WAsIINGToS, ID. c.. Aug. 10, 1876.
SIR-Io on are authorized to report to
the superintendent of the naval acade-
my at Annapolis, Md, on the 18th of
September. next, for examination as to
your qualifications tor appointment as a
cadet midshlpman in the United States
navy.
Should you be found qualified. you
will receive an appointment bearing the
date of your passing tn. examination,
but your pay will not commence until
you have joined the academy. Travel
ing expenses will be allowed only to
those who successfully pass the examina-
ton an / receive an appointment.
This permit will be void after the time
specified for reporting, and Immediately
upon receiving it you will inform the de-
partment whether it is your intention to
present yourself for examination. You
will also certify over your own sigma
ture. to your exact age, stating the day
of the month and year OF your birth.
Respectfully,
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A Protest.

CAIRO, Ills, Aug, IL, 1876.
Mr.. EDITOR The following especial"
appeared in the Chicago TribiMs Of the
10th inst.
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DANIEL AMwELL,

Mr.. George 4 Clark, of Cairo, Illinois, Eigh-
tenth congressional District, Illinois. Care
of Hon. VIM Hartzell, House of Representa-.
tiyes.
We again offer to George our hearty
congratulations, and predict for him
bright career. He will leave this city for
month.
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a horse race in Kentucky attracted q
number of our people to the dark and
bloody ground Yesterday.
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Remember I,

t5@Wcnctnber.fi
The New York Store sells
s lbs A sugar for-................,..... II 90
I soda........................ -
Starch in packages, 8 cents per b.
y pounds Rio coffee Tor -. ,.......... 90
3 lbs choice rice nr................... -
2 boxes best lye for................. %
Everything cheap at the old stand.
S-l0-5t
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.sxx.. ALEXANDER LODGE, NO IA.
rJeA1Nss Independent Order OF Odd-Fel-
-c@Nf lows, meets every Thursday night
~ II helf past seyen, in their hall on
,ntntneiciai avenue between sixth and Seventh
.ftsl1 y. \, DEroRE. q
NAI!.D ESa ihPMIN1, /. .. .. F., mects
Iin eiii- feiluws' Hall ON the first and third
'u,-.i-y 10 every month, AT half past seven
A. toMISC=, & l.
q CAIRO LODGE, NO. 2J1 4 4. 4 4. NJ.
W. nnli - gulaF communications in Ma
~ sonic Hall, corner Commercial avenue
sad Eighth street, on the second and
'.uItn Monday Of each month
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RIVER NEWS.

WAR DEPARTMENT RIVER REPoT,
Aug. 10. 1876
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good trip. Included In her cargo are 80
head Of cattle. She made additions of
considerable freight here, and got away
last evening.
The Ste. Gencvieve passed up for st.
Louis on Friday night.
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iect n the sermon tins evening will b
'"S"Yt fdsress''Y'D{ ii

IrVTgHt THIII OH IHt HafTUW E'"FN
railroad, when about ten mile from this
city OIL Friday evening was detained
about three hours by three of the cars
jumping the track. The cars that went
down the embankmcns awere badly
injured.
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The family of the Rev. Mr.. Gillian
left Cairo on Friday. To VISIT relatives
and friends in Nashville, Illinois.
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Local Paragraphs.

Two games OF base ball are on the
taps for to-day.
Mrs. Barney McManus has gone on a
visit 10 friends in Canada.
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SUNDAY. AUGUST 20. 1876.
CITY NEWS.
Local Weather Report.
NOTICE.

y = VI 10 " 4 .sVN,
Sergeant, Signal Service. T.. 5. A
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20

The Republicans of this city are we'll
pleased with the nominations Of the
dent that Mr.. Nellis, of this city. will be
the next senator IRON this district, which
causes merriment among the knowing
ones of the application.
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Walter Baldwin, John b. Guest, Il. A.
Canter, Lawrence Sheehan, f. S. Leyos,
Cincinnati W. ID. McClain, Chicago
w. ID. Heath. Chicago; J. G. Buke,
Dayton, Ohio; VIM. II. Mathews, New
Orleans; John Il. Wood and William
Andrews, st. Louis; r. j. Snow, New
Orleans; John Spoot, Columbus. were at
the st. Charles yesterday.
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visit our city bat no day has been set TOR
their coming. Nr. voorhees has signi-
fed his Willingness to come at any time
and we presume Mr.. Lamar, now that
Congress has adjourned will appoint
day to visit this region of country" We
got our information from public rumor.
Ourstreets were noisy with the report
for several DAYS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20

The Radical meeting at the court
house last night, though 10 point of az
tendance larger tla6 y'sol. Wileyt
mceGngr 1 fv nieht previous, was not
great Success. Hon. Ike Clements adj
dressed the crowd, but failed to cmbuc
his hearers with much enthusiasm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20

The Paducah Neios copies the item
from the BULLETIN announcing Voor-
hees and Lamar for meeting at that
place, and says I've don'tknow where
the BULLETIN got its information, but
We would he glad il we were able to
pronounce it correct. Messrs. Lamar
and Voorhees, have both been invited to
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20

At the Planters yesterday were Il. 4.
Hale, Clinton. Ky; Il. Frolhman, Cape
Girardeau G. II. Goodrich. Evansville (;
Il. &. Panlett, Chicago: j. II. Brown,
Springfield; I. NJ. Phillips, L.. +. De
force, r. w. Deforee, Misses Anna and
Ellie Deiorcc, Cincinnati a. W. James,
Janesyille -. s. Wilson, Evansville.
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At the Church OF the Redeemer, Chas.
A. Gilbert. rector, will be the usual
services this morning at 5 o'clock. Sun
day school at 8 this morning. The sub
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20

Mr. Tom Maryland, draymsn for Eitten-
house q Brother, commission merchants,
was sunstrnck yesterday afternoon. He
is not dangerously injured.
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VIM. G. Mulkey is announced in this
mornings BULLETIN as a candidate for
the office Of States Attorney for Alex
ander county. Mr.. Mulkey is fast be-
coming one ofthe first lawyers practicing
at the Cairo bar, and is recognized as an
able and efficient prosecutor. He is
eminently qualified for the office, aud if
elected, which we have 10 doubt he will
be, will DO his utmost to discharge the
dntiesi II a faithful and satisfactory man
ncr.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20

The.Tildcn aud Hendricks Sweepers
were out on parade last night, and pre-
sented fine appearance. Capt. Jesse
Mc!laiie was in command, with Phil.
Howard holding The colors. Passing the
BULLETIN Office, n halt was made. and
three hearty cheers for the BULLETIN
were given. We appreciate the compli-
mcnt and return thanks.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-08-20

\ Tilden and Hendricks glee club
would add much 10 the interest OF Demo
cratic meetings in this city. The
eminent reiormer. Mr.. Sol. FaIhbaker
i a committee on glce club but, being a
large body, he moves slowly. He might
procure the services of Billy Dukes to
stru meut.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-03
BeecIierisn i'm n COlOreI
Church.

Some Of the members of colored Bapiis
Church, the donicil of which seems To lie
located anywhere in the neighborhood Of
RayvIle, according 10 appointment for holding
its meetings, are considerably execscd about
the action Cf what they claim TO be a minority
Of the church, who met last Saturday and or
dained deacon who was charged with
Bcccherism--in fact, in the very face Of the
positive declaration 10y a sister Of her per
sonal knowledge of his guilt.
One culored man said 20 ms, THE fac is
the minister is guilty Of the same thing hisself,
and don't want dis sor, of thing stirred up in
de church, We dom know who the pastor
is, but The deacons name is Simon ---
and the woman is Cesar Smith wife.
Another member seems TO have very good
ideas as 10 wLa; kind Of q man deacon
should be, but very indistinct notions touching
the duties and responsibilities Of an ordinary
church member; fer he frankly admits hav-
ing made improper pro. osals to the same
sister. But then" said he, dat was when
me and my wife wasn't Twin together; and
| aint no deacon, mother"
Richland beacon., 1876-06-03
Fifth Ward Meeting.

REDNuUrH. La, May 10th, 1876.
According to previous notice the citizens of
Ward No ) of this Parish, assembled together
this day for the purpose of nominating dele
gates 10 the Parish Convention. to be held in
Rayville on tine 3rd day Of June. A. ID. 1876.
The following officers were elected by accIa-
nation President, AGuia Dyson; Sccre>
,ary, JGles p. Gily.
On motion, the president was called upon
to explain the oil ject of the meeting. which
was done in appropriate terms.
On motion, the Chair was requested to
name the the delegates 10 be sent to the con-
ven,ion. The following named gentlemen
Were appointed: Samuel Montgomery, W.
6. Myers, Fayere Boies, Frank Hatch. Henry
Parham, 5. Bough,on, Joshua ThomasGn, F..
S. Sims, VIM. Hampton, Jules p. Gllly.
On moti)n, the chairman was added to the
. number Of delegates
On motion, the delegates of Ward No )
were instructed To cast their frs, vote in the
convention for John McEnery for Governor
On motioa, the meeting adjourned Siae die
AQUILLA DYSON,
JUsEs L. GlLLY, Chairman
Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-03
Hymn EMAIL.

day, May 22d, 1876, 10y Rev. ID A. Campbell.
Mr.. George Fraucis and Miss Salie Lyles.
both of Alto
DUBAX- lToLLISGswoRTH AT the resi-.
dcnce Of Mr. Berj. White. on Sunday, May
2Sth, 1876, by same minister, Mr.. A. J. Du-
ran and Miss Agnes Holiingswouh, all of
RchIand PaIish.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-03
A Piece Of Excellent Advice.

The Baltimore Sun addresses some sound
advice TO the colored people of the country.
and concludes by saying; When the blacks
become generally as intelligent As Douglass
they will discover that what Bismarck calls
the iron dice Of destiny, falling from above.
secured their freedom, and not the special
good will of any political party. They are
really rather more directly indebted for their
freedom to the persistence of the Southern
people in the war than Otherwise, for had the
South availed itself Of the repeated offers OF
the Federal Government to save slavery by
laying down their arms, there would have
been no general emancipation;
Richland beacon., 1876-06-03
"Thc Singer Sewing Macline.'

To persons living in ID LIT. R,yviLLE and
other points on the Eirkshurg 4 Shreveport.
Rail Road, the Undersigned i now prepared
to sell the "SrngeT" Sewing Machine in
monthly insiaIImenrs, upon the following
terms, rrwir. FTt payment, Ten Dollars;
subscguen, payments, Five Dollars per month,
until paid for.
en- Good. inducements offered to planners
IN the country upon application to
j. +. BEHEN, Agent.
May l3-vrn Monroe, La.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-03
District Convention.

convention OF the Democratic and Con
servative party of the ith Judicial Di,iric, is
called to meet at Monroe, on the second Sat>
.urlay Of Angus, next. (the l2th of said
a.onrl). for the purpose Of nominating canhi-
dates for Judge and District Attorney If said
District.
This convention is called in pursuance ol
resolutions Of the Executive Committees Of
each Of the parishes composing SAID District.
Each parish will be entitled to the same rep
resenia,iun that il 'ias in the State Convention.
5. ID. McENERY,
Chairman TX. Committee
Ouachiia Parish.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-03
Another Splendid Offer.

In alt+...pl - a,',. Inducements cllcT"t .FT
subscribers 70 The IFAruN. tog IL" c1ny"u."u""
ot ,urh Of our readers as may wish 10 sub
scribe tor that Excellent Weekly Agricultural
Paper. Oar Home Journal and Rural South
land Irice $ 60, IN connection viii our
paper. (prirc s uo), We will supply both
papers. II ordered a; the same time, for III"
small amount Of 81 90. All who subscribe
now for SO. viii receive Oar Home journal
and RGral Southland free the remainder OF
This year, 1879. Those who have read Our
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l. published in oar own State, too. Sfnd IN
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4 PRcPoSITIoN We propose 10 advertise
tanI for sale, with tins understanding II the
land owner viii give pric" and terms, and
if no sale. uu charge. and if Il sale he viii
ray rs 10 per cent of rlIrpurrha>e price. out
OF the cash payment.
~IuE Lusr CAUSE A magiircu, rrtrr"
liXlS inches IN ~iIr beautiful IN design AMI
artistic in execution. |, represent, a couird>
crate soldier after the war rctUrun" Ia h-
home, which he finds lonely AMI dc>ollrr. Ia
front 81 the ruined cottage, telling a sad tale
OF H." mi>rric> of war, are two graves " nh
rude crosses. on one # which some friendly
hand has hung Il garland. To the right the
calm river aut the rising moon Indicate peace
and rest. The stars. seen through the trees.
represent the Southern Cross II j. Il picture
that Will touch every southern heart, and
should ind Il place in every Son,hem home.
One copy >Cu, 10y mail, mounted "n..a roller
Richland beacon., 1876-06-03
Another Premium TO Subrcriber>
TWO PAPERS For TIE PRICE OK ONE.

The iyFoRuER i an eight page, monthly
paper, published at Eigin, H., a, - cents
per anmun. 1t is devoted TO Health, TcnI.
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Dairy, etc, each department being in charge
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one who obtains new subscriber to orr
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With such an inducemert, will not every
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Richland beacon., 1876-06-03
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The DETRoIT FREE Pass has acquire!
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Patrons OF HuSl,an,lry.-
LOCALS.

No'icc is LGcby girca to al hoSs interested
MGt tie Beacon is sid hc otjctat jo",Hai Of
Richiaad Parish and Jadieiai oJrctisi1-
mule IL G"y oLc mGHau is a"H atd rih
ont effect.
ADVERTISEMENTS Tho batter part of the
first paragraph OF the act above referred Ia
reals thus Each paper =, contracted with
shall be lh" official journal Of the Parish
wherein it shall he Published, and all
parochial printiu. and advertising fur or IN
said parish shall be done by and published in
said journal and after such scl"r'ion and con
tract. and notice thereof ~ rhc Police jury
Clerk of Court and Sheriff al said Parish
every publication and advertisements in any
other paper than tie one 80 selected shall,
during the term of such selection and con-
tract. be null and void for any icyGi paJp0St
SIN any Parish where 40 paper has been
sclCctcd - it shall be sufficient and lawful
10 pub ish any sale to hc made by the Sheriff
Coroner, Constable or other officer, by
posting al the Court hows" door and two other
public places Ia :hc Parish.
"AlI acts and parts of acts conflicting with
tic roviSions of this act are hereby repealed
IL is clear from the above that where Il
paper has been selected that all notices made
in any other way than rhat prescribed is null
and void for any legal purpose If.
Insure in the Home of New York, cstab.
Ii,hcd in 1913. Realized assets Jany /, 1876.
over Sj,5OO,UU0. !. f. Bcacn, Agent, Mou-
roe, La. tI1nl II.