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70 John Sherman's testimony before the
Potter Committee, and his equiyocation
in answer toothe question whether the
letterto Anderson and Weber, q copy Of
which Anderson had furnished, was re,
ally written by him. have produced q
very unfayorable impression regarding
hin; (; and nov every impartial person
who has either heard orread the answers
by Mrs. jerks before the committee
must feel that every doubt has been, set;
tied in regard to this, matter vowed !,
n Itisstrue the woman played her part
smsrtlys ys1but her desperate lying, cannot
be, Of any service to the Secretary of the
Treasury. Indeed; it lis perfectly clear
that Mrs jerks was hired to take thelle
ter.upon herselflas o. forgery Of her own,
Shermsn7having in, the meanwhile got
possession Of the original probably
through jerks herself. II any further
evidence were necessary respecting the
unworthy part rtwhich John Sherman has
played ins this electoral fraud, tits, fur
nished in abundance in the shameful sto,
ry of this letter. ,s0m 4i s1s.vaaT ;
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/ Booths Confession. J
[From the Washington star, yaps ss,l

from the Washington Star, June so.l
The sta.ement.svhicb Comes Srom
r,an;sv;,le that ths anackaoe" ,c1nissn;n. !.
The Statement Of; Jphn .W;lks.' ''Roosh
made nreyions TO b;s a,sassin.tion' .of
President Lincoln. was burned at WorG.
Ievsa restannrrasdnt On fbe ifiObt az sfRs e..
sassination. in the pressncs fof Hon
Samuel j., Randall and Others, Ia incor.
rect. a gentleman " who was atthe Spotts.
wood Hotel in Richmond. 4hat niu6t
ito. day made the following statsmenfto
4 reporter, of the Star. aMr. Randall
and Colonel John W. Forney. j. r.
Ford, E. b. Hart. of New York: b. C.
.Forney, of this city, and q .nuuher of
other gentlemen, were At the, Spots.
wood Hotel, Ia Richmond, on on that night.
About midnight an orderly sent W the
|comnander OF hetroops at Richmond
caiae to Colonel Forney and announced
the assassination~ Not knowing the ex.
tent to which It had gone, the ofIIcsr ad-
yised lColenel Forney and his partyTto
leave at once, for the North. As the
government had stopped the running OF
trains to and from Washington, north
and south, the party were obliged TO
take a special train for City aPoint-
From there they were brought to Wash.
|ington on government tug, the only
boat to leave at that time vi Therefore
Mr.. Randall could not possibly have
been present at the alleged meeting sat
|Wormley's restaurant.
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Terrible Fight With a Sw0rdfish.
.qsfTheNew York ksSun.E9s3

The lookout of the Bounding Billow, a
Gloucester n1ackrcl schooner, lying Ito
about twenty miles of the lightship, scar
ly on Sunday morning sighted two black
ohjects9 seemingly drifting logs close up
on the weather bom These objects drift,
ed nearer, and then the, lookout saw that
they were monster sword6sh, far out of
their latitude. They were basking, mo-
'tlonless, in the sun. stA boat was lowered,
and was soon within afew lengths of the
swordfish! tThs, farpooner ahurled his
harpoon with hnnerring aim.atthe smaller
sword6sh. The keen steel sank deep ain-
sits body With, onesi slapof its tail,
whichis much likes three bladed propel.
Ter rtheswordfishd darted away, leaving q
wake of foam. The harpooner's line
whizzed ont from the boat until thirty
FIVE farthoms had gone. Then there was
sudden stop. sSomeof fhederewt began
to tocongratulate themselves on the death Of
the swordish, but the harpoouerA cried
out :ssLook out he's coning!"e Z z
bsThe sworlfish dartedI toward the bow
ofthe boat direct "a The crew backed wa
ter, but unavailinglY.l & The swora. ot the
fish pierced the thick oaken planking of
the boat as though itwastissue paper,and
the boat leareened untilwater poured in.
The harpooner escaped by jumping back
ward. .sl With ahatchet he chopped off the
part of the sword pretruding through the
side, aud then he hacked the fshs until it
died.as ,loGI sa1 gaieiE1 yd ssuod gid
This furry, strangely enough, had not
disturbed the other swordfish,M The'har-
poonersent a5harpoon well homejust be.
hind its head, sanda after darting .about
and ohurning the water into aIgreat ex-
panse of foam. It died.ad sat4gX mW
The swordfshsswere sold to j. B.
Lynch, of Fulton Market. .bs according TO
his measurement, the larger swordfsh
measured from the tipof the sword to the
extremity of the tail nearly seventeenfee,
the sword constituting Ione-forth 7of this
length. ,Itsweightwas a55ponndsaThe
smaller swordhsh was only y1afew inches
shcrtersnd STEW pounds lighter.nA Amen.
ploye Of Mr.. Lynch said that the presence
fofthe swordfshs near the entrance to out
bay is probably an indication that whales
are not far away, for the sword6shis is the
natural foe OF the whale, and tits probably
the only foe the whale breads. in aduel
between whale and aswordfish, the re-
Esnltis almost always foregone conclu-
sion, in favor of the latterlniis yssie
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The Ticket.
49,. -.

The latest for 80 is Mrs. jerks for
President. and John Sherman for Vice.
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Forty Years Ago Depicted bya Ste
o%lsSnS a"% SneonIata,s inyog ~ 4ho enths Sn,th
'western Eromfier. 4 GaminS con-
test Lasting Five Days and Nights
and Terminated by the Loser
snoeting Hlmseif. at'ief eat Yilis.
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| On Eighth, street, above Soulard, re-
sides an old man, named Gerald Raw.
lings, who Is well known to old citizens,
He is now nearly 70 years Of age, and
shas d long, snow-white beard, but the
bright dash Of his penetrating eyes be- !
| trays nothing OF his senility. I'll bisp
younger days he lived in Mexico and
California, and he Is full of reminiscent
ces and tales Of Mexican and border life
His residence on sbe Mexican border
was previous to the discovery OF gold in
California, and during that time he was
brought 4 in = contact, with the celebrated
RoyalI Desmond. the prince OF gamblers
and spectators, who was trader in
Mexico before the discovery, OF gold in
California. s,tia, -. 10 .l5te -. =.
An Evening Post reporter called on
Mr, Rawlings on Thursday evening, and
Obtained from him the following sketch
and LIE OF this noted parsonage: -.
II was among the ilrst, said Mr. Raw
llings, who looked for gold in the inte-
rior, and after six months Of variable
fortune accidentally met Desmond. He
was then rapidly becoming rich, and con,
trolled a, considerable portion OF the in
terror trade OF Mexico. Alter . few
days acquaintance. in the mines be-
came aware that my friend was the most
extraordinary gambler on record, mas
mach as he play ed deeper than any used
no method Of fraud, and almost inyaria-
bly, rose . winner, 4. xnidoss1 a,,;lg.g bst
1safHe seldom played, and always with
mem of Acknowledged wealth, Five days
and nights without sleeping az hour,
Desmond played IA my store cabin with
Earquhar, the old trader who, an1assed q
fortune at Santa Fe. At,midnight on the
fifth day Harquhar drew y pistol
| -dg!3 ysAsD KILLED HIMsRLR.iso1q
Hs had played away all his Mexican
sbens1 400 0Ihorses at Santa Ee. 3, 600 head
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iINew York Tribune.

81 Ouce more Anderson has proved too
smart for Stanley Matthews ~ i h1'r' y
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Annual fcweripg plants resemble
whales, as they come up to blow.
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'sr REvss4Hs sWIGeIN SAYS:

sone Of tho best remedies for Catsrr nay tho best
yemedyye have feand IN lifetime sAE.
ShrouEh thenostrils, comes with each bottle
Asma glass tube for use In nhalatop IL clears the
ing rising, there and 60
ssgressble hawking during the entire day, ous an uf
: Rsr, III Eionn, " Dorchester, Xdss., Bedcos.
asJszi bAd l.fithH s.-ht9lfu aoiatoa ri
Each psekares cousains Dr. ssnfords imprcyed In
halinR Tube with full directions for use In al eases.
Price, 0o Forsaie By Ai7holes.l and EseaiIDrus
lssu and psslers throngh9ps TIE unissd STATE snd
fNhole5le Druggists, Boston, Gasssf ,ti IAa gao
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. q HIs THICK LIPS QUIvERED.

And lis tongue refused him utterance.
Wy ou are thief, Mr. Clifford, as wea
as conspirator and assassin !, you Ilted
upon,ls last night from the Casa Mig
y =, soil I'l'6 17iI bhR .bsx1 d, i5AgnaSQ 2
slimil aieii9l "a t'9g.i
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.'BoRDEiR, LIFE

Forty Years Ago Depicted by a st.
Louisan--Fhe Prince of Gamblers
and Spectators of the South
western Frontier-A Gaming Con-
test Lasting Five Days and Nights
and Terminated by the Loser
Shooting Himself. aaig4 adt Wits
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EHe had ridden $50 miles, killing thEeesor
tour horses .baa jnomTsY nj bHs .loor
I"INwss sitting near him nending q
lIpair1ot corriaroys pants when he opened
hie eyes. IHehwatcheti the 'operationfor
I q liule white md then said How much
Money yohases sy6u2 wou si,ssol gniiisg
ID wsAboas ave thousaId doliarsyinlgold
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f'S ssNo, 10y .tsaaias s'@-slt,ib nossas sId' ,
81 will give you vsthoGssnd more
-doa.. iHtefFaptsme. Here is draft
upon St LouisdaTakethis and the rest
| Of your, a money! tprp ittd all .intey coin
At San francisco 60 by bhe first yes
lsel to Acapulco thence To 6 uansiuapi
Ito, In Mexico = will write .bv you to
1.-THE. Padre .Gerraez, Informing him thai I
viii giye, 500, 900 for tIie silyett. mine OF
Canhranas, which, he SSpss he IS pooE
and wants money; the mine is worth
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.iss. fouis post.ll

On Eighth, street., above Soulard, re-
sides an old man, named Gerald Raw.
lings, who Is well known to old citizens.
He, is now nearly 70 years Of age, and
has q long, snow-white beard, but the
bright. nash Of his penetrating eyes be-
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Succession Sale.

Es sgee1 3. Tss oF No. 127.
Probate Docket, Parish Court-Parish
Of Rapides, Louisiana.
DURSUANp TO AN ORDER OF
Il Sale issued by the Honorable the
Judge of the Parish Court for Rapides
Parish, State of Louisiana, and to me
directed in the above Succession, COM
manding me to sell for the payment Of
Judgment claim of the New Orleans
Canal and Banking Company, / shall
offer for sale at Public Auction, on
SATURDAY, the 24th day of AUGUST,
A. D., 1873,
at u O'Clock M, the following described
property belonging to said Succession,
tO-wit:
The undivided one-half interest in
and to certain tract or parcel of land,
situated, lying and being on the left
descending bank of Bayou Boueff, in
the Parish of Rapides, about thirty
three (33) miles from the Town OF Alex
andria, bounded on the North by lands
of the Estate of Wilson and George C.
Smith, OH the East by lands of Lem
Pearce and Bayou Boueff, on the South
by Bayou Boueff, and on the West by
lands of George B. Marshall and Madam
NJ. r. johnson, containing five thou
sand six hundred $4,000 acres, more or
less. The same being the community
interest of Mrs. Esther p. Tanner in
and to said property, with all the build
ings and Improvements situated there
on, with the exception Of one hundred
and seventy-six Q76) acres of land on
the upper portion of said plantation,
upon which the sugar-i1use, dwelling
and improvements are situated, and
which has been decreed to be the sepa-
rate property OF, Jabez Tanner.
Terms -CASII, subject to appraise-
ment. III. M. ROBINSON,
Sheriff and Special Asctioneer.
July Up. F's $l4.
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ssa.a NEW ORLEANS.


A POSITIVE CURE FOR RHEU-
n natism, Gout, Neuralgia and all
diseases arising from impure blood
The Jurgielwicz Anti. Rheumatic Mix
ture is the most popular medicine in
the country more of it is sold than all
other Rheumatic medicines together,
and 1t is the most costly patent medi-
cine for the price in existence. Tt is re-
commended by all the leading physi-
clans, aud is a pure vegetable mix
ture. Should the patient find no re-
lief from the use of one or two bottles,
he may feel assured that he is not suf-
sering from any of the above diseases,
and il will be of no use to continne it.
Price Sl.50 per bottle. For sale in
Alexandria, La, by Henry St. John,
FERSLEW & CO.,
p. O. Box No. 14O6, New Orleans, La.
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] JENKINS ANNIHILATOR
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
RHEUMATISM, G0uT & NEURALGIA.

THOSE 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 pans for
years, from Which they sought relief in
vain by visiting the Hot and Warm
Springs Of Arkansas aud 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 a short time. have been
perfectly cured. The ANNIHILATOR is
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.
~ Prices 90 per bottle. For sale by
all Druggists. . Ask yonr Druggist for cir
cular containing certificates, or send to
N. JENKINS g. CO., Proprietors,
New Orleans La.
Finlay & Thompson, Wholesale Drug
gists. New Orleans, La, General Agents
for Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama
Arkansas and Florida.
March 6, l975-eiyr.>,
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Mrs. VIRGINIA BIossAT,
AND HUSBAND,

Mrs. VIRGINIA BIossAT,
AND HUSBAND, No eoaa
vs..
JAMES r. GARNER.
Ninth Judicial District Court, Parish
of Rapides.
DY VIRTUE OF AND TO SATISFY
ID q 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
SATURDAY, the 3rd day of AUGUST
A. D., 1873,
the following described property, to,
wit:
A part of lot 3 in square No.7, Of
the upper suburb. of the Town of Alex.
andria, in Rapides Parish, thus desig-
mated on the plat of that Town, being
Mt the corner of Second street and the
cross street that runs from the river by
the Warehouse to Dr.. Casson's resi-
Neuce, and fronting ON that cross street
Beauregard streetp with a front OF
nlnety-fve (95) feet, and running back
i'm parallel lines to property of j. Ors-
born, the depth of half % square. to-
rether with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon.
Terms-CASH, subject to appraise-
ment. II. NJ. ROBINSON,
July 3, 1873. Sheriff
Printers Fees So
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Jacksonville, La. H

|THIS INSTITUTION is LOCATED
IL in the above named heal'ltul lit
tile village, situated at the junction Of
tile Mississippi River and the Bayou !
Latourche. Its accessible at all seal So
|sons Of the year, both by railway and
wafer.
Parents will find for their daughters,
in this institution, all the facilities for
christian and refined education;r the b
course of instruction being the same, as a
| that pursued at st. .Josepl,'s Acailcmy,
Emmittsburg, Maryland, of which tits
Il branch. 9i5g 2Uasi5#a a'l s. tabii
The buildings and gronnds are SPAR
cious and conimotlinus. In consldera- Il;
| ton of the changed condition Of tho :,
ISo,lth, the terms have been reduced to 2
1nearly half.price. Af5sh* s3sstHsali II
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| two sessions of, FIVE months each;---thes
| lst commencing the lst of September,
1.-THE 2nd on the ist of February.
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$500 REwARD
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE I
As DEPARTMENT..

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE
AS DEPARTMENT..
WHEREAS. ON THE FOURTH
w day of October, 1876, FRANK A.
BIossAT was brutally killed and MUIR
dered at Cotile, in the Parish of Rap
ides, in this State; and
Whereas, JAMES LIGHTFOOT and
WILLIAM LIGHTFOOT stand in
dictsd for said crime, and it has been
represented to ne that they are fugi-
Now, therefore, +, 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 Ligltfoot, to
the end that they may be brought to
Justice and dealt with according to
law.
And do hereby offer reward of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
arrest and delivery ofsaid 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 downcast look,
slow to speak, dark hair, weighs about
1870 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 AS
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.
National Republican., 1878-09-13
Minor Distrlct Notes.

Tho following permits for repairs have been
issued: +. p. Cross, tin roof, $50; II. Behrcns,
summer kitchen, so; J. 7. Scrivener, summer
kitchen, S35; W. Johnson, general repairs $50.
Thomas Shoemaker aud Joseph Snolenssi
have been appointed computers In the Engineer
Department of the District at compensation
OF . day.
Bids were opened yesterday for painting the
roof Of the Western market.housc with metallic
paint, rs follows: J. B. Wilson, $50 James
L!skey, sl75 and SIPS; Thomas A. Brown,
Sl20; Holton x McLain, informal. No award
made.
The District Commissioners have notified
Mr.. Brooks, of the committee oil PubliC School
Trustees on buildings and repairs that a lease
will be prepared with the owner Of the Metro
politau Brewery building for its use for school
purposes II the owner Is willing 10 accede to
the conditions OF the Commissioners, and have
notified Mr.. George Riggs that II he is willing
they are prepared TO execute lease without
further delay.
The treasurer OF the District, president of
tho Board OF Fire Commissioners and Mr..
George A. Eo!ircr, of the Board of Assessors,
nave been appointed committee to arrange
fIr the purchase Of u lot near the Washington
Circle and one on Capitol Hill, suitable for the
hook. andladder service OF the fire department.
No lot will be purchased for which the price
asked Il not moderate, nor where the property
owners about the locality object to such use OF
thc lot
National Republican., 1878-09-13
HOME AFFAIRS.
GIFT NOTES.
.Mi.eelInneons matter on thlra PAGE.

A-Mis"s'lancous matter on third page.
FOR court proceedings seq third page.
Professor J. W. Bischof ba, rctururd 20
the city, aud will he glad to sec hi pupils at
bis MUSHROOM, In the Congregational Church,
ss usuhl. commencing Monday morning SEP.
tember 10.
The alarm Of fire tGrnti In from box 2l6
yesterday afternoon, about FIVE o'ciOrk. was
caused by '5e burning Of q chi:nGcy in house
No. 1915 X street, occupied by Dcnuis Reeder.
The damage was slight.
--Iutcuse intcrest-Ths rAueuce u the
powerful revival at the Foundry il .pyuahing
over the city. -Four I, Hi.., -r.,i,,- ru 10, held
to-day at Foundry Methodist hurch III a. NJ,
altar and praise; 7:l5, 1a4j USn special aud
general revival, The y0uny evangelist con.
ducts the services.
--Catharine T. Shrevc, through her attorney,
has filed bill for divorce from h,T husband,
William II. Shreyc. They were ularTicd in
this city July IL, l-.i-. by Rev. William j,
PurrinYtOn her wadoH ma,nc being Hurley,
She charge villhl Ge-erilon aud i'll trcstment
drunkenness, and nonsnpp2rt upon bis part.
Frank Drcphy AHA. Frank j2ncs, who WI.
arrested hy Sergeant Digsmu'c last Wcdncslty
afternoon at the lattcr's huuse, Ou HcyOutA
street nOTthwcr:, haG h., tTial in the Fui.cl
Court yesterday. Detective Aclcyitt. Lieu
teuant Vernon. and Sergeant DiGSm0rC test!
nCu A- 70 TIE bAh fIEla ivt % tlt Ili"tis % &lll
he wus sent down iDi sixty du!s.
--Thomrs Burlington, who W.T. arrested .o
afsaulting Officer FarqUhnr Oi III, >cy,uti
Precinct last SLturis. evening, ~, .fi.,.- ne.
In tic Police Court yesterday. 4 ccr.LcHf,
was read FROM the officers ply sjc!aH .tatinG
that he wl- unable TO attend court and th
ease vs. continued until tomorrow, B,bhing
ton leaving certified check Tor 1905 for hi
appearance,
--,iuhn linrrIgan, II noted South WuNhingtO
rough, was 0rrnignCG in tLr HDiicg IyUIt 80.
tcrday Uu Two charges, the irst ivr am ASSAM
oil Edward WbScn aud the second tor rcSis
ing the UMGor who made the aTIcst. II
pleaded guilty Ia the first count, aud was Emc
Sl5 Of thirty days, The last charge, that I
resisting an officer, brought out u gr,at deal I
c0nhctiug testimony aud ats dismissed by IL
court atrr a lengthy trial.
-" il jus. the thing asks q CnrrosppU'
ept, iuI magistrate TO issue paper. IL u 81
for debt, knowing h. has no jurisdiction, Il
amount exceeding fi0G and i, he morally {
legally entitled to pIT tor -G'h usele-s Sc
yicCs? one u our new magistrates lid this
few days ago tho ria.utin being iguOrant
thv law aud topk Iii, Tee, :! %, iik" man.
ID to BE- hrp,d that in changing magistrates "
have hot jumped nom the tTyin2.i,m into Il
lru,n