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IT CAN Be CURED,

UTesn be cured There ia no doue, about It. The i'm.
i mediate relief anorie by sASroHps RADICAL
CrRK CArAksH 10 bat q eight evidence Of what
may follow persistent Of tns remedy. The hard.
incrussed that has lodged the nasal passaGeS
Inflammation sshdnei and he aed the entire menhra-
nous Innings of the head ceansed and purified Con-
stitutlonaly is action s that Of powerful purifying
agent DESTROYING IN It's course through the System
the acsd poison, tie destructive agent In catarrhal
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IS II CuRAplE2

NyHOSE Who have suffered from the yarfous and COM
plicased forms Of disease assumed By SA,arrh and
have tried many phypicsns aud uedscs without relief
cure the this question With consider
able anxiety. And well they may disease that
desirsctiye TO health a. Saiarrh Brone hiIs Asshms
but neglected Csiarrh Other sympathetic afections
OF SMELL he referred to as minor but nevertheless
serious results Of neglected Cstsrrh. bad enough In
themselves. but nothing compared with the danger
Gus accsions OF and lungs likely follow
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PAUPER NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen that provision has been
~ made by the Overseers OF the Poor OF Mount
Desert for the support Of the Poor Of said town.
and all persons are notified that supplies fur.
nj shed or credit given to any pauper will not be
paid, without authority from said overseers.
J. HAAOR, lOverseers
T. i. SOMES, ! Of
s. z. KIMBALL, the Poor.
Nj. Desert, March Is, 1878. swi3
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NOTICE.

TINE public are hereby notified that the Bridge
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Hancock. on the road leading IRON Partridge
Cove TO North Hancock, viii be closed to the pub
lie travel the 18th day OF April. 1875, for
repairs, until further notice.
Given under our h lnds this eighth day Of April
A. d. 1878.
NEWELL Is. COOLIDGE,
CHARLES y. WALKER,
l5tf Selectmen of LamoBe.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-09-04
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
FOR. Ha
RHEUMATISM, GoUT & NEURALGIA.

NHOSE TERRIBLE ENEMIES OF HUI
Il man happiness, Rheumatism, Gout
and Neuralgia, heretofore seemingly I'M
conquerable, have indeed found their mas
ter in JENKINS ANNIHILATOR. We
have the testimony of men of the highest
standing in Louisiana and other States,
that after suffering indescribable pains for
years, from which they sought relief in
vain by visiting the Hot and Warm
Springs of Arkansas ard Virginia, and by
using dozens Of remedies more or less high
ly praised, when, in fact, hope had almost
died out, they have found relief from pain
by the use of the ANNIHILATOR, and by
continuing it for short time. have been
perfectly cured. The ANNIHILATOR is
a preparation purely vegetable, agreeable
to the taste. and may be taken without
fear OF any Injurious results by the deli.
cate as well as the robust in constitution.
.Eg Price 81 60 per bottle. For sale,by
all Druggists. Ask your Druggist for cir
cular containing certificates, or send to
N. JENKINS & CO., Projectors,
New Orleans, La.
Finlay & Thompson, Wholesale Drug.
gists. New Orleans, La, General A gents
for Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama
Arkansas and Florida. at5h
March 6, 1878 Tyr.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-09-04
S 500 REV - RID

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE I
DEPARTMENT..
WHEREAS. ON THE FOURTH
w day of October, 1876, FRANK A
BIossAT was brntally killed and muir
dered at Cotile, in the Parish of Rap
ides. in this State; and
Whereas, JAMES LIGHTFOOT and
WILLIAM LIGHTFO0P stand in.
dicted for said crime, and it has been
represented to me chat they are fugi.
tives from Justice;
Now, therefore, I, FRANCIS T. Nj.
CHOLLS, Governor of the, State Of
Louisiana, by virtue of the authority
in ME vested by law, do issue this my
proclamation, commanding the officers
of the law and all good citizens to aid
and assist in arresting the said James
Lightfoot and William Lightfoot, to
the end that they may be brought to
justice and dealt with according to
law.
And I do hereby offer a reward OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
arrest and delivery of said James Light
foot and William Lightfoot in any of
the jails OF this State.
james Lightfoot is about thirty
years of age, five feet nine inches high,
spare built, high cheek bones, large
gray eyes, has always a downcast look,
slow to speak, dark hair, weighs. about
100 pounds; was called James White
before coming to Cotile.
William Lightfoot is about twenty
five years of age, five feet seven inches
high, rather stout, weighs about lbs
pounds, sandy hair, blue eyes, full
face, rather pleasant, free spoken and
very quick, and makes friends fast.
Given under my signature and the
seal of the State of Louisiana, at the
City OF New Orleans. this tenth day of
April, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
BY the Governor:
WILL A. STRONG.
Secretary of State.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
WARD COMMITTEES.

Rooms DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE Conn.,
ALEXANDRIA, La,
August oath, 1878.
The Executive Parish Committee of
the Democratic Conservative Party
lave made the following appointments
and announce them accordingly
ALEXANDRIA.
DIR. z. B. Price, Sam Fellows,
Thomas Crawley, Jacob Geiger,
Carter Carr.
PINEvILLE.
G.. W. Bolton, w. II. Chapman,
j. P. Hickman.
wEEMs' STORE.
J, l.. Connella, Oran Dorsett,
Romeo Herbert.
..~. HATcH's STORE.
Isaac Perkins, Crawford Carouth,
Carroll johnson.
BoRLAND's.
]. E. Borland, G. A. Wise,
Robt. Hathone.
PRAIRIE.
Michael Derille, Wesley Barron,
jeff Parsons.
CHENEYVILLE.
G. 3. Marshall, G. w. Bennett,
Sam Blum;
KINGSTON.
S. D. Williams, w. l.. Squires,
L.Q. Barnidge.
BAYOU RAPIDEs.
J. w. Texada, w. E. Taylor,
Prince Prothro.
CALHooN's.
John Phillips, Hadley Dyer,
B. II. Randolph.
LECoMTE.
X. IL. Clark, John A. Stephens,
S. F. Meeker.
c0TILE.
G.. Ii. Blanchard, Oscar Watson,
S. A. Dowty.
BEN. TURNER,
JAS. ANDREWS, JR., Chairman.
Secretary.
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GUBsCRIBE
sHERlFF's SALE.

SHEklFF'S SALE.
Mrs. VIRGINIA BIossATl
AND HUSBAND, ~ 900
| VS..
| JAS. f. GARNER.
Ninth Judicial District-Parish of Ra-
pides, La.
DY VIRTUE OF AND TO SATISFY
ID writ of Fieri Facias, issued and
to me directed in the above entitled and
numbered suit, have seized and will
offer for sale at Public Auction in front
of the Court House door, in the Town
of Alexandria, La. between the hours
prescribed by law, on - i
SATURDAY, the 18th day of SEPTEAI-
! BIER, A. D. 1878, ssa d.
the following described property, to-
wit: +.
part of lot Sin Square No. Z, of the
upper suburb of the Town of Alexan-
dria, in Rapidess Parish, thus designs
ted on the plat of that Town, being at
the corner of Second street and the
cross street that runs from the river by
the Warehouse to DR.. Casson,s resi-
dence, and fronting on that cross street
(Beauregard street, with front of
nlRety-hve feet t95l feet, and running
back in parallel lines to property of j !.
Orsborn, the depth of half square, to-
gether with all the buildings and i'm
proVements thereon.
Terms-The property will be adiudi-
Gated to the highest and last bidder. for
what it will bring on twelve mouths
credit. The purchaser being required
to furnish good and sufficient Joint Sc
curity bearing eight per cent per annum
interest from day of adjudication and
special mortgage on the property sold
until final payment.
II. NJ. ROBINSON,
Aug. IA, 1873. Sheriff.
Printers Fees $40.
The Greenville times., 1878-05-25
nnsyivanls nspdbueas STATE
Cooventioo.


Harrisburg, Pa, Nay is.-The
Republican State Conventiee was
called 10 order at 1910 .. N. By
Chairman Wilson. After roll-eall,
J. N. Purvisncs, e Butler, vas
elected tsuporaGy Chairman. On
tskine ~ Chair, - said that tie
missioa o. the Republican party
had not yet ended. and would not
be until unity and peaoe had ben
established IN I'll parts of The eosnr
Try. A Coumnittes Of seven -
contested seats, and . Committee
of6ity on permanent orgaaisstion,
Wa appointed.
The rssolution declare that the
Rspublieaa party Of Pennsylvania
Il opposed to free trade il what
evsP dissuise presentsd unchans-
Ing devotion to home industry, and
hereby svows its special and direct
hostility to the tari6billnow pssd-
Ing IN Congress, the same being il
he interest Of importers and fore
ign manufacturers, end n epposi-
tion to American labor; that ~
srs now, - ever, opposed 70 ~
Of claims from TIE Ma
tional Treasury 70 those la1sly -
Ragel IN or in sympathy with ths
rsbsllion. No coaqusrsf should b
lbssd - pay Indemnity to u
sosquesed. Ard Tie pssssststios
u hills dsmanding evsF oDooy y0o0y 900
u the present session 80 Demo
:ratic House, b . warning to The
country Of the cost and dangsr Of
In power . party whose
:hief Gin il to make rsprisnls =
he taxpayers for Losses vhfsA -
:rims Of treason brought upon -
3oashsrn peopls.
Henry ". Pllnss was nomins-
- for Governor, and the Couven-
ioa adj0uFned sfus die.
The Greenville times., 1878-05-25

Wf0t ~eex pskSisAms soms ae-
rnuues - lie vsmssrsas shost;ug
H DE- Carver, ik< cAassp5om ride
shs< 1f eziif0r7ix Inuotieing bis
fs.a< ssss 7nzoc City Herald SAYS:
-9as exploits reeoanseti above
sz wY wonderful, but Major
Lamar sautsiue, cf this county.
hss Y<-hrmszt fesss with the rife.
vErt ssx dexterity aud aecursey
q sis sss sqnaIly - remarkable.
We sss< ssEs him strike iu The
bottoo . ssmAsr. psshsps twenty.
ale bottleu, ski<t were thrown
eousecufissiy. rsTslvinx length.
wise, into the air ~ . diseaucs of
thirty feet fron him. vitsous miss-
ing . single ose o. striking it n
any other part. A fve-cesf nickel
being tossed up before him ten or
ffteea feet high, was % squsrsly
struck with . rile-ball from ~
gun - y 11ssvss deprive ne cir
sulsting ne1f.a of ~ eountry u
said nickel. 4 Wlhehester ~
peating rils was the gun used On
The Greenville times., 1878-05-25

- 4z~kee. 80 - -
Ne zN'wT 8-fH'sssti of
ErssnsEs< Is . s~sr-af nsssssx
hsssf EFas xs
4. -..s......s -.
rs.rn-ss = : .s~ss..s'-.s.. s'ss -s - sa
= - -. 8. -'ss. -
y sa.,s. ~. - 49, - ~ W'shp "
~ ~ ss..-s. - - sss'se sss's's'-
pa:s 81. - s'<s ss~ - - 's's sas.se
rraa sss..- - ssr @ :
49, .osrn.... 49, e - -
,.ns"s .rnls ~. = ,s''.s,s ss"n'"s .rsss 49, 6
e.o .s NC 9aeHr ssreess ~ -
WI sw",..,, - .o"c"s, - 80 ssxyes
va,,;... y 'as ''sss. 's. oe'"ees sfssH -
..a.'s s'.ls sce sesss A<ssssse
ss.e..- ss.ess oeswoeH ~ Y anssse ~ F1sT
s-se~ rs.s'~, - Musvetly etly ss-ss ~
swcs s.s,.s !, SsastaI aveSoe ~ Tass
ssr.at - ~ oo.a. nc Rro'onSsslcnos Percy
49,. ,',..s aeIoss toacn sfrceS, ~ two
~ , 800 "ns :. - = tne eass and one on
Rn..h - ss,.s =, ."5 in'ersecslon of said
siec si' ! .;.s sssses py walnut street
r. ,v;ssf ol way o1 tnirty feet
W.,hs..n n as ssoa tne wess sfde o.
rosd ss,iksS 'sss; 80 rom av wnese ssid
ts.I s.sra s,. - ~ ssrees up to CessI
80 s..', 1850, sesose ses~ Csms
sssd : Il rvsrrs &C., - ,ss' NJ ~ q sssss . - -
80 ~e..s - r5ens W IAg
sIocr s~id - ~ ~. ~usn ~ 80 srssH
49, M 49, - -. = N.spesr7
es.r - - - - - CesssA ~
duct ~ h.sI.ss. - ss1tJ ~ ~ 10 e ecs. q.
The Greenville times., 1878-05-25

An EssifDh physician relates "a
|aneedots Of one q his pstients'
which Il not only Gnusing. bus ex.
pvessivs Of that peculiar type ol
man, who, as . rule, does not pr.c'
tics what he breaches: A patient
Of -, middle-sged clergyman,
VS. suffering from some slight
symptoms Of gout. Irecommend-
ed . siasso hos whisky and water,
every day, IN preference to physics
Of any kind, bat my reverend Pc
tisss, with upturnsi sys, sbss-
isteIy refused TO acsspe my pres
criptiou, saying: "yo, m, doctor.
! hsve oil ny life preached aezinss
alcohol in sRy form. ~ tnns . he
ouly remedy I must cosfis.e -
sufEes. Besidss,' said h, Ii I
rang the he'll for hot WISER. Nv
servants would guess it, purpose
said 4 . You shave, ring the 5<sl
for hot shaving water, mix your
siass q medicinal whisky, and
who win be the wiser but Your
mnf-S- H. <z~~onv. xt -. -.
The Greenville times., 1878-05-25

oned decisiona. though there an
dicta in ths books which seem q
lend some eountenance to them. II
10 rase that cheats costent them.
selves with . single false statement
Of N isola1sd fact, and still rares,
perhaps. hat they fail to weave
eeme elemsat Of truth isto thsiI
ftaudulsnt devices. The tings ol
truth gives color snA currency d
the lie. and thereby more readily
entrsps the psTsoa sosght 10 b d.
fFssdsd. Il vould - absurd "a
ssy hat u singls tsstb shosld
aanetify ths fAlseAood, sn1 ~
make the element, which ty jls
prsseses IN such . eonnscsion ~
most daBgsroas. save ths lhlsiles
NON all punishmsst. Il l. eqsally
irrational to rsquirs that The false
hood shoaA have besn = 70 . fhet
disconnected with ths true state
mest, aad That tls credit should
have been bassd sxclusivsly upon
Il. Though truth and fhlsshood
may b blended most cunningly
together, I'D both combined may
have Induced THE seller to part with
his geods, yet u II sppsars that but
for ~ thlsehood he would not
holD 1one -, this y sumcient.
That The seller nay II net have
aetsd upon both, win not ave the
Faesased II he would not have 70
sctsd but for the falsehood. n
other words, Il Il not necessary
that the credit should have bses
given solsly OF exclusively upon
ths false pretsses, bst only that It
should have been one of ~ nats.
rial and controlliag consi6srations
without which the goods wosld
not have been sold. Wherever thu
proof Comes up 10 this requiremeat
it can make no difference whsshss
The falsehoed IL counectsd with ~
statement Of fact partly trus es|
relates TO one wholly i1lse. y h
70 Be- remarked however, that Il
this case there was II fact no Coz
neelioa bstweea The ststemssts n
y ~ crop ~ thoss relating VI
IT, tssdDsg ssd Tie istlebtsdnesa
u his exsmisotioa In chief, The
seller Of the gosds tssti1ed that he
acted upon Ill tho rsyessenta1oous
made, Of which theno PeIstfvs to
the crop must, = We have seen, b. |
len out Of view. BsiBg asksd, !
spon csoss sxsmina1Gon, whether |
bs wosld have sold ~ goods upos |
lhe faith Of the statsneDt aboos !
~ crops, sven IL be bed bsen told |
Hat ~ accused VS. Il debt, he |
replied that his would have de- |
pssdsd upeD Tho amount Of the
The Greenville times., 1878-05-25

A minister telling : young girl
who was about TO beoDns . bride,
that she must remom ~ that tie
man and vile wers one ; Lord ll'
said she, II you were under my
father and mothers window whom
they are qusryellng, you would
think they were q least hale .
doseni"
The Greenville times., 1878-05-25


..---.-~.~~,... -.
-o- 80
-
oosa9 3 - - tsl1e kse
Ah nom
,..,.,.~. .r-.-...
'''
IN. - n. n ss.s..
Plaln( b error wss convicted
n thosooojf eeert oi Rankiu
eeunty, II ob1aising goeds uodss
49, psstesess, and sentenced d
threoyeors eoa1nemeut n IL pa
itonHaFy.
The fhlss prstsnces alleged wsrs
Aas b numbef: ist-rhat hs haal
. - crop 9d-That he had, or
veald make, ssvea or eishs bales
- cotton sd-That h hsd tr>lled
W1lA 70 ore during the yeay: lth.
1Aat - evsd - dsbts. ave ops
. ~ pcrtv 70 vhon - m.de
49, r,srsas.tssieae. and - =
- = : pereos 4 Trs.fop. sn,th
e61n1v. Il vhIeh eo..4v h. Ii,sd
A. 70 ~ Hrne ataIeuc.t. - ~.
TIT - - : sooa eron. 4 -.
peliher,evel,vai !. ~ l,siss,s...
,eebs - evIdesee. ~ - there.
~ . dierss,rdcd. a. q ~
sooord. "a vii: ThaG ~ ~. !,
voeld uake. aaven or eIssI ~.
81 eosto.. ~ 4 most I matter =
opinion - "a ~ prohable vi.ld A.
lii then srovins erep. M Il = .ot
shevn 70 have been eithsr I fslae
sronrsasosahls sspss&anaoa On his
pist. On I'll thsss ereunds Il must
- lsit outof view. n third and
1oasth prstsneos, y 70 biz rot bav.
IL traded elsewhere, and q 70 bic
exislisg indsbledness, were prop.
ssly laid In the Indictment. and
weses1slaissd by lhs preoG Plain-
~ = sslDs ~ : N of small
neans, eagagsd n fhrmine on !
limited seals. nls usual crop, with
oyogoboe yield, anounled annu.
& - IL Or seven bales Of cotton.
O. SAs 81 Of August, iS7a h
eDeoed sseesnts with thrss diGss.
- merchants h Morton, Seolt
sosnty, making pupshases from
- of then % that day 70 ths
anosnt of e77Ss, besIdes smaller
anesnts fron " eshes ~. resr
days slsseward, h appeared IN
Bran1oos nsskis eousty. ed ap-
plIed ~ pcfedIt 70 the prosocutoe,
= lhls enss. He was closely oueo-
49, - . ~ mesps aud indsbs.
o1Dooa He stated that his erop
- ~, that h woulA make sev.
- - b1lns g soltos. thal =
y ltodln1 with or purchaeiue
soppliss ftsa 10 other merchant.
The Greenville times., 1878-05-25

eu hVt tuc e1uS VucucV.
II was held in MaguiFss cas-,
that the Judge might ct aside I
Juror who had been accepted b,
10th sides, upon discovering thai
he wss under indictment for an Of
fsuss similar to the one 70 be tried
thesgh this formed under the stat.
sts no srouad for ehalIense. W.
will not distsrb The verdict herr
- account Of the action Of tn
eoust In dis matter. Mcclure
~ Tho State. 81 Miss. ~.
| =. There was no error n lsyinG
before the tory the itemised ae-
counts og the accused with the
merchAnts In Morton. The ques-
ton at Issue was whether the &C
cused bed knowingly, fsloniously
and frauduleutly made false hate
nsnts, intending thersby to obtain
Uoods upon the faith Of such state
nents. aad had actually 70 obtain
The atatsmcnts were that he wAs
not TRADING elsewhere, ard wss not
indebted. Everything which ter
dsd eithsr 10 show their faIslly or
to establish the vilfhl ffsod con-
nittsd n uttcring then, was esa-
petent.
I. There was 10 error II ~ n.
structions for the State.
s. The Arst instruction asked
ior deisndant was prspsQly refused.
Il sought to draw . di1lJ1etion ~
tween the goods obtsissd on ~
Asst day an those thereafter pro-
cured, aud 70 refer the delivery Of
thsse lattss*to the contract made
On the 6rstday BY The prosecutors
70 supply the accused with goods
during the year, rather than to the
false preteaces which had induced
that contract.
II there is any s6ssd distIsstios
between goods directly obtslssd
By . false pretsnes ssd goods ob-
tanned under . confines into which
she seller ~ bssn sstrsppsd By .
leIse pretencs. - was held n Re.
Ina ~. Gsrdnsr, Dearly 3 Bell,
O. O. - 1865, bat which seems 70
deslDo u 2 Whssloa's CT. Law,
&c. Z, 124s. (7lh editlos) The dis
tlDooioa = u - mosnest here, b.
cause Il ioohown that In ~ ease
q bar, the assussd was queeeionsa
over at the 49, Of each purchase
nd each dine repeated ths hlss
processes.
- evident from the testImoev,
ihAt snlsss be had done 20, he
woah not have obtsinsd tho fsr.
ther supply Of goods, and there
torc their dealing must b referred
70 the fslse prstenoes thus repeated
rather than To- the previous cor
tsacl.
.. y second instruction asked
Tor deIendant was erroneous IL
stating that tho jury must believe |
that the falso pretcnccs alone in |
duccd tho selling Of the goods. Il |
Is sumclent " they formed . con- |
stituent and material part Of the |
inducemcnt, even though other
consideratioas contributed also to |
the result; provided that vifhsus
them the credit weuid nos hnvu
been extondsd- g wnngsss A.
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The Greenville times., 1878-05-25

The celebrated Earl Russell died
on the nth inst. k
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