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SENATE-NINETEENTH nav

WEDNESDAY, January DE- 1879
Le'.Goy; Davis (col) in the char A.
'on'' d. prayer by Rev. W, c. Crane n "a ~
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Inc report of the committee and tbo
/ HGlit9 report and the resoIutionS "a, ~
DnditlefS vs.. Sullivan election contaot e,e
! taken up. CONTEST were
by by Mr. Morgan: A substitute for tho
Thnt mS resolutions: Be if ReSoI1od
seat in this S % sullivan Is not entitled to a
Distr ~ 'nls senate as Senator from tbo oo.t
d,'ir lct' Out that James r. Chalmers r. tLn
9S,IS anu G legally elected Senator fron t the
-0.n senatorial District. and tbat IN 'iie
M" mn IN ana admitted to his seat. "e NC
M ne Upestlmony was again read
nj MI "hlte (col.) moved to racor,,,;. =
Iurther investigation. " oihlllt Tor
-. T. uriong moved to fable oorr;oa
the following vote: '0'e carried by
Eor,a1S S'TMessrs. Allen, Barry. Catob;r
stoN AN NJ r uriong, Graham, Hooker TnhS
Moroan I0S5I Si, Mcneil, Mendenhall Mefts
Terry. Tbomns anl' ne hbey holds, Sims, Taylor.
= NA1s.-MeSsrs, Albriebt Fvo...
gerald, Mcclure, Pratt. Sbirlev ~
0teWart' stone, futile. Whife-I1'' ohltn,
Gray and Griffin-5 carter, Foote
% III nj. A1eh moved a call of the son..
IA "a Iuu' PRESENT, 81; absent 4 nv SIIate
ma Mr.. Callicott, who Is sint, ~ leave,
yet been sworn in. i SICK and has not
he folIo Urgn9 yo substitute was adopted by
'ewe JnI-E F;sST Allen, Barry, CATCHING. 9
IooSer rdphnzGerald, Furlong, G rabag@
enhal, Mett hs'S Mor MeCaskiIl Mcneil, Men,
b m-, stone Taylor, Terry, Thom negnods
ma a9Ip3m m Albright, Everett r. a
ID W y fa' Shirley, Smith. Stewart Tn NE q
It'll he had feol;) did not desire to vote p
emSelves 'ehators to express Il;
ie eu''re report of the
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issuing any warrant for any purpose what
ever, except on specific appropriations
made by law, setting forth the amount APP
prop lated, and for what purpose; or from
issuing any warrant under any annual OIL
pretended annual appropriation heretofore
ma q: or BIZ virtue of any act directing
the issuance of warrants for certain pur-
poses, unless a specified amount shall have
been appropriated and set aside for such
purpose, a sufficient amount of which is I'M
expended TO pay any warrant issued.
SEC. z. Be it further enacted, That this
Act take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved January y. 1876.
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HoUSE-NINETEENTH DAY.

Nv hnNEsDA1, January 26 1876.
100 ahgo,tt3 0Greet In the chair. Prasan
W NJ, absent 10. Leaves of absence aro.std
Warren. anu Garter (col) O.
MI Mf. Guthrie, chairman. renor,oa 49,,
; GoLhuilttee on Education had o o I,Iat the
~ th.o lne agricultural land scri, ad 1t5
hin pc. cent. school fund and to rnnor =" {
law 0m tne SUBJECT. The bill reneatS -, q
| Vicksburo & nose FUNDS granted to the
T. PInaourS Nashville and the Vicl, ~ .,ie
~ nsacola railroads flckSDurg
to tbo en- when Is entitled an act IN soo,ro
Cbin io oCate the several funds known GO tho
Gn,IhasaW school funds, the three No. es .ie
for ot dnr tne agricultural scrip fund snd
AZ, otner purposes. tet "no' anu
MT. IlSOn moved to re-copon,;.
0'c.ary committee; tabled. ~ 'ne 'o-
WI nj, Featherston To nostnono
" ednesday. Tabled. poe'pohe until
Whole p % a 10 go into COMMITTEES Of tba
' mug 20 consider the bill. Carried u 'ne
Committee OF THE WHOLE
Mr. Baker in the chair tn.
taken up a'r' Ihe bill was
Mr. Mr.. Spight moved to recommend
RaiIro.S ~ the bill to the Committeeoi TEL en
T mr, hudson; To recommend its macao.
a1ieIe was avery full oliseussias,oss passage.
lpon the motion to recomn'es9h not ONLY ;
nlttai' D9t upon the merits nf - 70 recon-
LAWS BY LIMITATION. I
me Inc secretary OF State info u
,o use fhat the following bills or; neu the
sne house, had become laws b Vl anng
at the See - of the Constitutions r Mitb
cal an act PP IN ral. of the Governor To re-
qGGaization; To repeal the nsd1e board of
% O ofsa To repeal the act q d law hi
adisnn OIL vi county Engineer of DeSata
are fo % and and 4azoo counties. an Deooto
office e Of tS Rnad 70 repeal the law dreat;gg
q the joint resou mIs1fr n Of Adams equity
bile funds. ~ relation to certain CO
~ MhssAdk FROM THE GOVERNOR t fe
,me Governor submitted a re,or, in
I'd pp, sh;l OF the Executive con.; VI ene
H. Tb, when a will appear to- morrow n'ingeht
aga iioiiilIsee arose and asked laa hi,
TIA,
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AN NJ AL making an Appropriation to refra,
s' 1AoenSeS OF the Present Legislature.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Ieoio-
sn Int Of OF the State of Mississippi that The
much tb here nanored thousand dollars, or so
appropriated to defray the EXPENSES " Of 10y
ih legislature, out of any MONEYS 'i ie
priated. 0'hef"lse appro-
tbi SECTION =. Be it further enacted. That
fter A i take effect and be in force from anG
Approved January 18th. 1876
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AN ACT to repeal the second section of an
Act entitled an Act in relation to the Public
Revenue, approved March I'd, 1875.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture OF the State of Mississippi, That the
second section of an Act entitled an Act in
relation TO the Public Revenue approved
March I'd 1875, be and the same is hereby
repealed.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That this
Act take effect and be in force from and at
ter its passage.
By Limitation, Jan'y 19, 1875.
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AN ACT to Regulate Advertising bv tho
Boards of Supervisors of this State

AN All to Regulate Advertising bv tbs
boards OF Supervisors of this State
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the !, ao,Ola.
ture of the State of Mississirni Tha,
hereafter when the Boards of sinner.
VIsors OF the several counties in this state
auVertise for proposals for the erection or
repair OF bridges, for the erection or renair
vi paDllc buildings, and for any other nubIic
WORK or contract, that the notice thereof
inserted IN any newspaper shall only con.
Ialh a Drief statement that such contracts
are o1fered to the lowest bidder and Snnb
hotice to be inserted once each weel[ e..
lhree consecutive weeks; shall omit ali
statement OF the general plan and specifica-
Clohs OF such works, and not exceed ono
square, and refer all bidders to the cerl oI nf
tails " W THESE de-
SECTION 2. Be it further enacted rbo+
" tiiGiiieVef any such contracts are offered IL |
snall De the duty of said Boards at onna ~
ne with the clerks thereof a general no.,
ti tle work, with full specifications Of al
on u. de5alis thereof; and it shall be the dptv
VI Shlu clerks, without any fee therefor ~
oA'iIoiI ana explain said plans and snecii
cations to all persons who NAV desiro ~
examine the same. 10y "eoire 10
=, SECTION g. Be it further enacted rbo+
Inc act snail take fleet and be in force from
ana after its passage. i'ii
Approved January 18th. 1870
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An Act to Reduce tbo

An Act to Reduce the +
81 SECTION l. Be it enact s5D ,
ture of the State Of MED M;a b.
compensation shall be alI%,l.s B
paper for publishinG = tb ailoTei
of this Legislature = rre dalg
effect from and after i i. r oaai /
Approved January Ink "I y:
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approved January 18th. liza

A Joint Resolution to obo..,
Postmaster for the J t~o 4
be it Resolved by the Iagi.,.
State of MlssissiDpi, TS Is>i y
rostm aSter for the two Hons s @'
same is hereby abolished. 'C oo5 J,
olutlon take effect from and ndu ~ y.
sage. ""u an
approved January II, 1874
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other purposes. 0"'n7 ana 10
tn SECTION II ION l. Be it enacted by the Ieois,o
cbai vi the State of Mississippi. Tho9 ia
miaten al or or acting chairman Of any CONF t
tatiVes the tine Senate or House of Represen
CHAIRMAN aa or acting chairmep' anu the
} Hn committee of said Senoto any
har nse OF Representatives be and or
o ncl aa; empowered to administerh o are
matter nation ndo to witnesses in any case ns
mittees, and ev summation before said COM
r. anu corruptly swear, testify or "aaiul
bie r. PIE before such committee, shall ba a'I Iia
no,' ~ Tue pains, penalties, and diSopfl;t IA
perjury. '""' Ior the crime of
AXE effect DE f IL further enacted, That this ao+
AnnroTod rom and after its passage .'''S act
approved january 18th, 1876.
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An Act to repeal An A..

An Act to repeal an Act
Counsel for Boards o q i a''
SECTION l. Be it enacted I Y
ture of the State of Mis sy,eq ol
entitled an act to enahlo
pervlsors to employ conns .ie y
ry, approved February I'M jI' NJ Y /,
same is hereby repealed, viz ~
SECTION 2. Be it further o,,..
act take effect and be in , ensct
ter its passage. >" 'Ofctt
Approved January 18th 10,
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AN ACT entitled an Act to repeal an Act IN
relaslon to the State Board Of Equalization
approved April I'd, 1874 f'''''' "a 'ioi II
, SECTION N l. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
lure OF the State of Mississippi: Thar 90,
ACT entitled an Act in relation 70 tba Sta an
1 RSafd 10 OF equalization, approved April ID
1914 De and the same is hereby renna1 -
oEc. =. Be it further enacted. that tbis
t art ;t TAKE effect and be in force from and af
by Limitation. January 18th, 1876.
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nf ~ 10 provide for submitiinr !.
tion "o people, amendments to thee 70 yot
i' ana Tor other purposes cohstItu
t SECTION I. Be it enacted bv -,
CO. Vi Tue State of Mississin1; m LeSl sla'
nrona any amendment to the con ntiI when
! lection j. ~ IN, .he people for adontion ~ Is
of State, at least oe the duty of the Secretarn
election' :; a. 'easG three months hafoneo 'a a.
vot eoil Is held. at which the as, oe!ore the
e,Ja1 upon, 10 send to the nra.. 10 to De
COW oe ~ spaper published in tti;s V Se OF
sncI o va ele Act or Resolution , oIate,
and ever smnh and copy of thii po = M
, rioa Cne same for the tbreo 0'iat VIII pub
6n,,, IN such election. sbau h nChs next
urv. ouG OF the State Tee
in SECTION nn,i q Be it further anoo.o.
electors sb u49ii any proposed amendn,o! nat
their baI IlI nave written or n,.;,at the
sufficiently Jeso, any words that On
voted on to descriptive of the amen1mo are
fix " for" if ther lne same, with the nrn1
same a'hst, -, II they vote anu me prefix
The last amendment pronosaa the
,hancerv cons ssIon, in relation 70 .,at
conrt ts, shall be designated &c t the
'rs wishing to v aotnenf o and those elect
words e. OF printed on their siiail have
nd IT, or Chancery Court A , oailoCs the
hail haNe wishing to vote against tha ent,"
9ts t have written or printed on t the same,
.mendmentf9ns ' Against ChancerlVe i Coal oal
, the 1 d. BE it further enacted, Tbot,.
Id other OF ali registrars shall
hch any amendm nodaing any election At
tbe AZ Eve general notice r. oe .h Tor adop-
ceiva oil NJ 20 vote upon the cory electors
emit aa all legal votes upon ne sn na1ae and to
cretarv o maze axe due return thereof amend %
akine ., S5a.e. within the time TO the 90
said Teturns 1fthe election of cheers
ely and trsn small De made out seps-
X oeseffetary of State. enIor .ne office !
words se .eEFx eat;p containing the on the
''noiiehs County of -- -, o-onssepltution-
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evidently with an intent to cast doubt on the
constitutional amendments recently adopt
ed, and which this Legislature has promul-
gated and announced as legal amendments
TO the Constitution of the State, 1t has
charged that the Secretary of state did
give the notice required by art
Of the Constitution of ~
ence 10 the D"''
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Joint Resolutions in rsl,1

"oin' RESOLUTIONS in ral...
9 Be it Resolved by ,bo
State of MississiG1nit he Legs
Printer be instructed Is, lst 4
now on hand, and to oT 70 10 so,,,
qerS except such as seceITs I
houses GUS &, of the LegisIaf~rlss. aaa,
2 .1 That a comm niIsaIe e,
OF the House, and o zee Oftp'
senate, be appointed 70 % Il,
OF progress of the VOL y ezsc
OF the State Printer'" spS nov
tee report TO the ~ Iasts
which has been made a u.iio /
TO the date of the n. ml.a al !
ton. passage \
Approved January Il e..
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AN Az 10 repeal an Act entitled an Act to
| provide for the collection of revenues i'm
properly withheld from the State and Comfy
treasury and an Act supplemental to an
Act to provide for the collection of revenue
improperly withheld from the State and
County Treasury, approved March 4 18 57!9
>, SECTION l. Belt enacted by the Legisla-
t ant ot tne state OF Mississippi. That an
AcC ehatied an'Act to provide for the col
lection of revenue improperly witbbeId
rom. the State and County Treasury. an
proved March 4, 1875, and an Act entitIdd
an Act supplemental to an Act entitled an
. ACT 70 provide for the collection of reye-
nu9 improperly withheld from the state
aud County Treasury. approved ME- 1f"[e
1879 approved March 6, ISIS. be and tht
same are here by repealed. anu ''e
SEC BE it further enacted, That this
Az ~ tahe erect from and after It's passage.
by limitation, January 20, 1876.
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SENATE BILLS
;. B. To define ara -
burglary in railroad earL pIn and the crime OF
Co. apprd Por9df,ng the New Alban ePea Ho che
Mr. Leigh, e5 aFGh lst' 1873 were passed. Ssdi
iS TePe 1 section 26 cha eRerte q the bills
to repeal rf 5he 70 tor GG @boT Of
also to repeal tti6 the 5n3i law OF Koseidsko
me e a9q carthage Ieake eou daw OF Beat
Tho hin. HOUSE BILLS.
Ne Aoseiusko and the tiI Iin1l,2nor law of
passed. Leake county. were
Mr. Mr. Leigh, chairman, reportaa
Comm nH , Ss.rEAkER; am in pn.,ea
to whom ws On Propositions and GrieVssndtahe
10 I'm Investigate the limited l.ted the resolution
House agsSffss5sTy Of Safe to Tsnof James
think that theFe /, t 20 Your Committees
= 10 necessity for the an, an
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:, SECTION otI1 4. Be !, -
II It shall be the dUtr u iurtbe !
10 : y, lay before thy ls Of the :
I nrst week Of the Legi,lg..
votes s cast for a o sSestla..,a. T. !.
p proposed in the aga aes,aiag y
- stata,i;, and in additiieorpe raI ~
statement 1ho of the WIN S'po thea,
VINO VINO voted for the m@ mole pps
ties tIes' d taking the aye cl1n 10 Tie
H be,. entitled to choose &c VOTE \
a der of the. the House off Of p @or.s
actual actual vote given for Entpre.e,
SECTION 5. Be i S
TINS Act shall taL,o 'uTdther n
from and after its nae etfee, !,
BY Limitation. passage.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
-orsF-sEvENrEENTH DAY.

MONDAY, January "A, 1876.
NJ SNEAKER street in the chair. Prayer
~ Rev Mr. Pennington. Present. 80 alb
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houSE-ETGHTEENTH DAY


Mr. Speaker c.. 4 CESDAY, Jan. p. 1874
10; absent, u III the chair. Present
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mia 20 CONFER upon the chairmen of com
ntho power to administer oaths and fn,,
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OF IHE
oIATE OF MISSISSIPPI

john Resolution in relation to certain Pabli,
Funds
/ Be it resolved by the Legislature OF the
State of Mississippi, That the Treasurers OF
the University OF MississlppI of Acorn
University, the State Lunatic Asylum, the
Blind Asylum or School, the Deaf and
Dumb Institute, State Normal School at
Holly Springs, and the Normal School at
Iugaloo or any other charitable or edu-
cational Institution supported in whole or
IN part ~ the State, be and they are hereby
required to at once place in the hands of the
State Treasurer all money, bonds. warrants
or funds of whatsoever character they NAV
now have on hand as Treasures of any
Such institutions, that the same may be ex-
amined by committee of the Legislature.
Also TO report all transactions in bonds.
warrants etc, by them during the past
twelve months on account of such Institu-
tons: showing when and for how much
warrants were sold, and when and how the
proceeds were disposed of and such other
Information as committee of either or both
Houses OF the Legislature NAV demand.
Resolved further, That this resolution |
take effect from and after its passage.
BY Limitation, January 26, 1876
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of the n .o provide for submitting to . ro.o
ton a pGdo PIE amendments to the - vote
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AN ACT to repeal an Act entitled an Act re-
Der 24th, 1874
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the T,eoisIa-
ture OF the State of Mississippi. That an Act
entitled an Act relating to special elections
approved December 24th. 1874, be and the
same is hereby repealed
DEC. be it further enacted, That this
ACT take effect and be in force from and
after its passage. ''
BY limitation, January 10Th, 1876.
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AN ACT to repeal an Act entitled an Act to
amend Chapter forty-six of the Revised
Code of 1871, in relation to the State Militia
and for other purposes Approved Februa-
ry 25 1875 49,
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Legisla-
ture OF the State of Mississippi: That an
ACT entitled an Act TO amend chapter forty
SIX OF the Revised Code of 1871, in relation
TO the State Militia and for other purposes.
approved February 25th, 1875, be and the
same is hereby repealed,
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted: That this
Act take effect from and and after its pas
sage. P
BY limitation, Jan. Doth 1876.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-02-02
-Tur now Eloctinn Pill MI,

The new Election Bill, which
has passed the House, covers 56 sec
tions and is said to be good Bill,
among important changes expugning
the CheatingBoard from the Statutes.
Here again we must put in our de-
murer and state that a law on that
subject could be framed in eight
Sections, which would cover all the
grounds and be just what is needed.
The State, like the world, is governed
too much, hence these long labyrinths
of prosy and contradictory enact
ments, which not half of us can I'M
derstand and the other half won't re-
gard or respect.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-02-02

stabs of misfortune wound him.
The hymeneal ring is the memorial
Of the fidelity Of your union. The
golden ring which you dear Bride
groom give to your wife, forms acir-
Gle, no mortal on earth dares desc.
crate. Simple and without glitter is
the ring without stone; the wife
shall beautify the ring by her firm
fidelity, love and devotion to her hus-
band. The ring dear Bride which
you receive to day, you must beauti-
fy constantly, and make it costlierto
yonr husband by sitting in it the d.
Almonds Of the purest emotions Of
your heart. Golden is the ring and
pure as gold must ever be your mar
ried life. The thorough prayer con.
secrated wine is the memorial Of the
fear of God in your union. God and
only God, who holds man in the hol-
low of his hand, disposes of your FIJI
ture destiny, which is closed before
you. God can only fill your cup Of
| life with true happiness, true saliva
ton and true blessing. Thcrefofc
your living together must be- conse-
Grated to God through service to God
and fulfilling ofhis laws in order to
gain Gods blessing by your moral
life and piety. You must pray to
God that he may make your future
happy, turn every misfortune from
you and smoothe your pathway and
make you holy. After this symbol,
by which your marriage is blessed,
your life shall be united in golden
peace. Divide lovingly what life Of
fers, elevate your heart to God, who
holds your destiny in his hands, and
this day and this hour will never be
forgotten.-Amen!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-02-02
EVERY other man we meet now

Every other man we meet now
a. days, has a stump speech to make
about the horrid roads Of the Parish
and ask us what's to be done about
it. The answer is plain and with
little less chin music, our harangues
could remedy the evil if they would
only work the roads three full days
in year. We have the best natural
roads in the world and the work on
them would civilize them and make
them passable to man and beast
alike. Where there is no will, there
never can be a way, and the sooner
all move in the matter the better for
US all. We have been granting and
croaking so much, that it has proved
to be a very epidemic even to the
public roads.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-02-02
The New Orleans Democrat i

The New Orleans Democrat is
an improving and progressing Jour
nal; the more we see it, the more we
like it. Its editorials are well written
and have Che true ring, pouring hot
shot, thick and heavy, into the ranks
of our home enemy. Such Journal
at this particular juncture of our
State affairs, is needed and should
not be unappreciated. We recon-
mend it to the faithful here and hope
it may extend it's circulation in Ra-
pldes.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-02-02
TREBLA.

PARTIES wishing to purchase
small engines for grinding and gin
ming, would do well to send their or
ders to Messrs. H. Dudley Coleman
& Bro, No. - Union Street, New Or
leans. They keep large assortment
of Plantation Machinery constantly
on hand.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-02-02

-THE National Democratic Com
mittee meet in Washington on the
I'D inst, to fix the day and desig-
nate the place for holding the Demo
cratic Convention for nominating
their candidates for President and
Vice President.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-02-02

ON behalf of and by authority of
the Ladies of St. James Episcopal
Church, we cordially tender their sim
cere thanks to Miss. Helen D'Este
and her talented Troupe for the kind
ness evinced by them in performing
on Saturday night for Their benefit.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-02-02

-NE are commissioned by the
Ia,lies of the Catholic Church, to re-
turn their sincere thanks to Miss
Helen D'Este and her Dramatic
Troupe, for their kindness and gen
crosby to the Church in contributing
to their monied wants by means Of
the Benefit Of last Saturday night.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-02-02

The President has appointed the
Rev. Abner N. Ogden, our worthy
Episcopal Minister, member of the
Board Of Visitors to West Point
for 1875.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-02-02
SAM FELLOWS and W. J. Cruik

SAM FELLOWS and w. j. Cruik-
shank will open, in very few days,
complete Boarding House and Res
taurant, in the Irving building, cor
ner of: Second and De Soto Streets.
We merely hint this item now, but
reserve our say about it for the next
issue of the Democrat.
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~~-~~~>-~~~-AO H.-~>~~~~~~~~
An

-MARD1 GRAs, Tuesday, the 10Th
of February, will be celebrated in
grand style this time iu New Or
leans.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-02-02

-To-MoRRow night, at the Ex-
change Ball Room, comes off the
Fifth Annual Ball of Stonewall Hook
and Ladder Company No. l, and as a
fitting winding up of the festivities
of the last ten days in our Town,
should be crowded with the beauty
and gallantry Of the community.
The ''hoys' have their Hop but once
a year, and thus should have recep-
ton commensurate with their merits.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-02-02
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We owe reanercimeats for late
New Orleans papers, to Tom David
son, of the Bryarly, and to Captain
Boardman, Of the c. II. Durfee.