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National Republican., 1878-06-18

SNOW Is THE TIME TO sEIR' LADIES
~ Gents and ChildTens Cast on W eAringAp
pare Boots, shoes, &c, at extraordinary high cash
prices at "JuSTH'b Old Stand" No. Ble ID street
tended W. hepltu
National Republican., 1878-06-18
SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS,

SHENANDOAH IUVNTN, VA.
Alum, Chnly beate. and sulphur Waters; bar; ele-
walton 1900 feet excursion tickets via ID 4 o. II. II.
Terms so TO 81 per four wreks special rates to flmi-
lies. Tor terms and pamphlets address
jeiO-Im A. J. MYERS. Proprietor
National Republican., 1878-06-18
SUMMER RESORTS.

WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALSBEATE
w SPRINGS. AT DOuBLINi GAP, PA; NOW
OPEN. These springs are Ia Cumberland County,
Pa, and SSiDe by railroad from all the Fast
ern and Southern cities. Hare mountain retreat.
The water h;galy beneficial. Terms very moderate.
j. " THELER & TO-,
National Republican., 1878-06-18
W. T. CLEMENTS, Master OF Transportion.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. y. kOOSTZ General Agent. ieit
1873 GREAT 1878

m rur ldSTH ltESNHHsfkwyASIA wisS R2UTE R2UlTpEirruwrsr
sU, sU .,' b9SEfh TRS$k; sTffER RSiEs. ror,r
TRAINS LEAVE wSsHINGTos, II t$T'os from Depot cor
For nfF rsfE ana ana ha ssss %ss a S daily with
parior Car to Pi,tsbnrg and Sleeping Sars nom
stMoRE SodRE ANb N'b FrfSs FSfSaxc f5 SfGfTsSA
FOR Canandaigua, Rochester, Buifio. Niagara Fails,
%h PasSe SSrth Gsr. % % 70 ReSa X % FoT %lsmspof
Lock Haven, and Elmira, at ioiOa M daily, ex-
For New York and the East. f:i' q m. and go p M
daily, with Palace Cars attached. Limited Ell
press OF Pullman Parlor Cars, $40 n ui daily OK.
For BtooEisH, New York. all through trains eonnec.
aforlng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ierriage and Journey across New fork
for New York and the East lao p. m, daily except
sunday with Sleeping Cars hom Washington TO
Por Philadelphia. i:so daily. except sunday and
s e n o1 dH sIssps & sSPasy S M and e
For Porc's Geek Line GS5 a m. and 80 .. daily
For Annapons C:ij m. and "a Up. m daily e.oefs
ALEXXNpRIA AND DFREDERIcKsPSRs I 4 Y ssIsiNd EAIt
Ton RAILROAD.
For AlcAaudr!a O. :; s9ioi ie. II. a. m. ~ GO.
For Il. hmond aud HE suuIu, :;r aud SOa ~ daily,
AID 40 p. N. daily except sunday.
Ro. S"ff iS i nhn. M. "A, G 60 and p m.
Tn Sunday at S. and 10 q. m. and c. op m,
TTsS normnion lesPi9sE and @ psTSscST 40
east Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania av-
ennG northeast eoIner Of sixth street and p.nnsyL
len for The king OF baggage 10 destination from
hotels and residence.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. apl Isl.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
TIE SPRING IS HERE.

NOW Is THE TIME TO SELL.
Ladies', Gents, Rnd Chlldrrn's Casoh Wearing
Apparel Boots Shoes Dr.. at extraordinary high
cash prices nj "JUSrH'S OLD STAND" No. Gl8 ID
attended 10. marlJtf
National Republican., 1878-06-18
BOARDING.


17E PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
" wcst.-First-class Board with large. airy
Rooms. from ~ TO so per week; Transient. $50 per
day baths and gas. Mrs. q. q. HOWARD.
No cOHnecti0i Ivith he Hotrdrd HOus.
Jcs iy
FIRST.CLASs PRIVATE BOARDING.HousE,
Il RYE BEACH. n. II.
o. II. JENNE~S.
Rooms large. Prc,S mo ieIa,c.
Address the Proprietor. Washington, d. Q, until
July I. iel.ims
National Republican., 1878-06-18
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SAroSIT TG F5Grh FFSG! f2GH'Hi''HG T&b si5rr LINE
NORTH, NonrnwrS%Tis%$Esr AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY, TO ,5Ak EAkh + II! TsrFiFF. ,lf E, AM
ToN ENTREES. tllico;t City; on sundays to Bal.
mStf Saneoa siG' hanoS "a Rass n""p0"
nt Ann"r9,s ana Nay ma WGpr Wmy
fsS u dsE. ASD SshG h&TkEh ails'Sps Vim
chester. Ilnyerstown, and Way stsois ,...
AND a3Rk Xf farof car g SsS
YORK aud Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis juno
tST hhoEys GgIcAGo GoLTMRTSSy nS ySsp AEP
Branch except Sunday. Thi@gh car to siati 4.
Pullman Cars 70 Cincinnati daily. Grafton to san
.aOO-On sunday oniy-Baliimore Annapolis and
i60o;z, BALTIMORE IMPRESS. !st,p, at Badens-
burg Beltsylle, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, Jessups
md Hanover.
pstp9Fe gb ApnsP2l IlfGs, Gy ssa wsy
TON ENPRESS On SUNDAYS TO Baltimore only,
'qgPqE gPEt4aSR2 II ;S29' EIsStksBSho f2'S AND
LAUREL EXPRfSs. Frederick via Relay. Stops
'is:"iPSiGt q Rocks, Frederick, Haserstown Win:
chester, and Way stations. ON sundays to ron. OF
fHPPYfP2S S5RFSh sPa rS s"!2p SN!B hA
T1MORE EXPIRES. Norfolk. except sunday. Nor
folk Passengers taken In the cars direct 10 boat at
Canton stops at BlAdcnsburg and LAUREL
Gp-flinltimorc and Way stations.
7I5--tClIiCAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS.
Sleeping cus to Chicago
sl6-tBALTtMORE EXPRESS,
ND ttiS Bua TXHs4ri TX s5Srr S1sVlIa e1cspi
sunday. Pullman cars. w
H,N.tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car 10 New
YORK and sre ,ial sleeping car TO Philadelphia
tpnily Other trims daily, except Sunday.
All other traus daily except Sunday.
Al trains stop at Relay station.
All TIN ough trains will stop at Sir Johns Run for
passengers TO and from Berkeley Springs and at Deer
Park aud Oakland Hotels during the season.
For further Information apply at the baltimore
aud Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington station, al as,
COL and OOl pennsylvania avenue. and 6i3 Fifteenth
street northwest, Washington and Masonic Temple.
High street, Georgetown, where orders will he taken
for baggage be checked and received at any point
In the city.
W. 4. CLEMENTS, Master OF Transportion.
/. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
National Republican., 1878-06-18
BRIGHT HOUSE,
EtehObOth Beach. Del,
Now open. Terms reasonable Send for circular.
WALTER BURTON, | pror,,,,,rs
jc7.lmt J. I. THOMPSON, Jif0P'N'o'a'
N|IOLAIT II 4 ~
WEST POINT HOTEL"
CARRIAGES.

WoN Point, y. Y. on the Parade Ground, IN th,
Military Post: Open throughout the year.
National Republican., 1878-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- - 4a- go.
>E- THE PICNIC OF. THE MALE oRpHAN
~ Asylum, pIstpUupd from yesterday, will, with
renewed energy, take place Io.DA ~. ~
jets q. T. DUFFY, Marshal.
>ls@oPINIoN OF DIR. WILLIAM H. sTOKIs
49, Physician Mount Ho. ~ Retreat, Ba' timUrr! !
mony TO d viftrct oF oiicns " Le6sss s EstraS m % OF
Beef and 10 i.c nvgora,or tie very best prepara
ton us' a. aud therefore tonhdenty rccomin, nd II TO
S'e ne itcal profession" julJ6t
~ TREASURY DErAnraESr.
OFFICE OF CoMrrR9LLERor OF the CuRnEScr,
Whereas by satisfactory evidence nre.ented 10 the
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK Of Washington city,
ton, aud ihe District OF Columbia. has compiled with
all the provisions of the Revised statutes ofthc United
states Required TO be complied with before assoca.
ton shall lie authorized to commence the business oi
Nov, therefore, I.John lay Knox Comptroller OF the
TI"Sx R8NK Of S'I III! ~ GfY IN he
& mS 81 MshfngSn; afi IN he Sqwmy 9f Wssnlns,on
~ sieSs ., ~ anoa ni @ o 70 h,, of
Revised statute Of the United States WV VI
In testimony whereof wttnrs' my nand and seal Of
Office sn,i M ih day ofAnrH isS;iiS Hi JAyx.ox
apii~at No. GE2 Comptroller Of the Currency.
ssats. NEURALGIA CURED IN ONE MINUTE
Wy by Fluid Lightning. ~ hundreds In the city
eau testify. Sold at CouHlilin S drugstore lnnlau
N,ys IIEADAIHE. .TooTHACHE. EARACIIE
Cnnghlin's drug store, Masonic Temple. JanNN
RF NERVOUS PAINS, PLEURISY. CRAMP
~ Collie, &c, Sc., relieved at once by Fluid Light
Mug, sold at Coughlih's drugstore, Masonic Temple.
~~,Ss- HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC. PONDS EX.
s-S TRACT Homeopathic Medicines sold lat Tenn.
pc. Drug store: i and MinLn streets. SIT
TURCO-RUSSIAN AND
National Republican., 1878-06-18

sI~ THE PICNIC OF THE MALE ORPHAN
~ Asylum, prstpUupd from yesterday, will, with
s'' JeIs '"''S' ''N' '''' o. I T. BtifrY, Marshal.
National Republican., 1878-06-18

A RTIFlCIAL STONE WORK.
Ting for yestibucs, Sidewalks FOotwnlks. aud
Grbing, H. different COlOrS Houses iTuntCd; Cellars
Cementcd IU exclude dunpness, Terms reasonable.
JOHN BlFlELD n co.
np23Gm No. 10 First street northwest
National Republican., 1878-06-18
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.

HENRY X, sEARLE,
IL AHCIII1ECT.
40 L STREET
Opposite Post Onice Department nOv2iy
n y. DUTIuN, ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER,
W. Rooms ls and H. S6fr Deposit Compnny's Build
Ing northeast corner Fifteenth street and New York
avenue oCS0ly
National Republican., 1878-06-18
WILLIAM BALLANTYNE g. SONS,
l2S Seventh street mort Invest.
OUR BOOK-LlST FOR MAY.

All the new Law and Miscellnne ous Books rccpiv ed
soon as punlished Amy book not IN stock ordered
promptly. We wish to inlUrm our customers we have
fil assortment Of all the leading styles Of stationery
hand always
National Republican., 1878-06-18
TUESDAY, JUNE is, ISIS.

Largest legitimate morning circu-
tOfiOn IN the District.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09
In MEMORIAM.
DIR. j. THEUs TAYLO

A few weeks since the New York papers
announced that DR.. Taylor of that City,
formerly of Louisiana, had sailed for New
Orleans, to offer his professional services
in behalf of the afflicted yellow fever suf-
ferers of the South. Later New Orleans
papers announced to us that he had been
sent by the Towards to Morgan City, and
was doing earnest work at that point, and
on the LagOnda plantation near by. Still
later dispatches informed us--that over.
come by his exertions he had returned to
New Orleans, and had himself been strick-
en- down. In the papers of October 1st,
his name appears in the death list of the
day before. In these few sentences are
recorded the noble determination, the
faithful services, the melancholy death of
one of the truest gentlemen that ever
lived.
Dr. Taylor was at one time well.known
in this community. In 1868 and "a he
was connected with the Taylor" Hospital
located at the Seminary buildings in the
Pinewoods. At Mansfield he rendered
valuable services, subsequently, he served
as Surgeon Of Brent's Cavalry Brigade, so
we'll known in Southwest Lonisiapa, du-
ring the closing years of the War. In all
vi uiS toidtlOuS, Wuilc III SclNlCc ucIc, LII.
Taylor exhibited, in the performance of
duty. the most conscientious zeal, prOfes.
sional skill of the highest order, united
with an nrbanity and courtliness of man
uer of the noblest type.
One, who for many months sat with him
around the mess table and campfire, dur
ing the terrible days of war, now bears
! willing tribute to the sterling qualities of
his nature, to his unselfish devotion to
truth and friendship, and to his rare and
attractive mental accomplishments.
In the plague smitten valley of the Mis-.
sissppi, the records shew long list of
heroes who have fallen in this fearful
struggle. Homes of safety and comfort,
friends and families have been left to 90
down to their work in the dreadful valley
of death, at the bedsides of the sick aud
dying. The annals Of history furnish no.
thing that will compare with it, in sub
line heroism, 10 open-hearted self-sacrifice
for humanity's sake alone. Nor will they
be forgotten. so long rs respect for nobil-
ity and heroisn remains to us, so long as
gratitude exists in the human heart, the
memories of these heroes will be enshrined
in the hearts of our fellow Southern conn-
tiymen. Where so many have fallen it
would he invidions to make any distinc-
ton, but high mp on the roll of honor
should be placed the name If Que, who
gave his life, that others might live, the
noble gentleman, DIR j. THEUs TAYLOR
I. s.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

THE little mercenary squad of
hangers on to the short eOat-tail of the
Custom House Chieftain, who are
basking in the expectation of situa-
ton dropping in their laps, are only
wasting chin music in and around
Town. The Alexandria Democrats
and Conservatives have faced the harsh
music of the aegular troops and Kel-
logg's Metropolitans, and never have
blanched yet, and on coming election
day, will once more prove themselves
men, and will roll up the biggest ma
jority for our ticket, in proportion to
voters, of any Precinct in the Parish.
Stick pin there
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09
TO THE PUBLIC

JonN DELAeEY, in the newspaper
called We the People, issued on Octo-
Der 4, 1878, having published a Gard,
using and applying to the undersigned
language ut once false and insulting,
and having been called upon for re-
traction of said language, being given
ample time to make the proper retrac-
ton, aud then having been called upon
for satisfaction, has refused both.
JOHN DELAcEY has thus given proof
to the world, that he can through per-
suasion of bad men sign his name to a
libelohs and lying card, and thereafter
when called on for proper redress, for
gets his manhood and refuses the just
demand.
Therefore, the undersigned, pub-
fishes him to this community as q man
unworthy to bear the name, and brands
him as Liar and a COWARD.
E. Il. BIOSSAT. J
Alex. Oct. 8, 1873. =
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09
KINGSTON, La. |
Sept. 80, 1878 |

Sept. 80, 1878
EDITOR LA. DEMOCRAT
SIR:-I notice, in the last issue of
your paper, that 'Buz, writing from
Spring Creek, say that sit will take a
barbecue and some talk to make them
solid out here" | am advised of the
great cementing and uniting properties
of beef, especially around a table, but l
am surprised that it will take this arti-
Gle to solidify our Spring Creek friends.
| am truly glad to say that we need no
such appliance in our part of the Ward.
We are all of one mind here, and have
but one object in view, and that is the
complete and entire success of our in
vincible ticket. astt a..age
This is no time for collateral and side
issues; it is fight for self-preservation
politically, a contest for the vindication
of truth, justice and equal right, as
against fraud, corruption and political
degradation; and 1, as an old citizen of
this, my adopted State, call upon my
citizens, not only in this Parish,
but throughout this gallant, tried and
faithful commonwealth, to stand by
your colors. My friends, you are now
drawn up in battle array, with pow
erful and utterly unprineipled enemy
In your front, and let former well-con-
tested fields vindicate your prowess.
know that you are not prepared for
defeat; yon have too lately emerged
from the whitening fires of deep and
dark adversely. Let "Victory" be your
watchword, iascribe it in glowing col
ors upon your banners, march to its
inspiring music, and all will be we'll.
Place yourselves squarely upon the
Platform adopted at Baton Rouge on
the 9TH of August; contend for its prin-
ciples; ignore all factions in opposition
to its objects; confront yonr enemy
with its truth and by your nominees;
do these things, and general triumph
awaits you.
To my Greenback friends will say,
that your political salvation depends up
on your loyalty and strict adherence to
the Democratic party. What do you
expect to accomplish divided up into
factions? The Democrats concede all
you ask on this question; then why not
make your fight with us? Omitted we
stand, divided we fall ~
Respectfully,
OLD GUARD.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09
MARRIED.:

AT the residence of the brides father, ir
Woodville, Mississippi, on Thursday, the
18th of September, Mr.. NORRIS AARON
and Miss SARAH STARN. The civil Ger
emory was performed by Justice Bonner
and Mr. l. L. Hart, by special authority
from Rev. J. X. Gatheim, of New Orleans
impressively performed the religious ser
vice according to the beautiful Hebrew
rites.
10 happy state, when souls each other draw.
When love is liberty and nature law"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09
WE UNDERSTOOD

"io 1chiiy iodi lui sOHe people III
and around Alexandria, from good or
bad motives, did not understand many
of the articles we penciled for the last
DEMOCRAT, and thought we were not
plain enough in expressing our posi-
ton in this Paroclial canvass of ours.
Considering that these people ought to
have the benefit of our status, we take
special pains and true Democratic
pleasure to reiterate them over, and in
as plain aud unvarnished words as are
at our command, and we will be as
brief as possible.
The Democrats and Conservatives of
Rapides, and by this we mean ninety
nine one 1uadrethS of the solid, decent,
working white population of this Par
ish, have nominated, by Convention
of 65 white delegates, all duly accred-
tied from their constituencies, ticket
of gentlemen, of able men, of bona fde
producers, consisting of James C. Wise,
James Jcffries, David C. Paul and J.
R. Thornton for the three principal po.
sitions from this Parish, and the Editor
of this Journal, who has been in ac-
cord with the Democratic Party since
l840, and has followed its banners
through good and evil report, through
victory and defeat, no,v asserts that he
supports this ticket, will vote it with
out a scratch, and does it as cheerfully
and as lovingly as any ticket ever put
in tie field by his party.
On the other hand, though this tick
ct, this good ticket, was nominated on
the 9TH of last month, and its camplex.
ion was known in every homestead in
Rapides, yet twenty-one days there
after, medley, meeting, a conven-
ton of some twelve or fifteen persons,
calling themselves "Workingmen," as
sembled in the Sheriff's Office, in the
Court House, with closed door and
blinds shut, and then and there Rnow-
ing the composition of our aforesaid
good ticket, 1nired, fused, co-operated,
joined, caucussed with the acknowledged
leaders Of Radicalism, negro Radicalisne,
Knowingly, acilingly and cheerfully, and
aided and helped them make app their
ticket against or aforesaid good ticket,
and must have done 1t with "malice
afoIethought." All their acts were pre-
meditated, in perfect accord, under
standing and "brotherly love- under
the guidance and championship of no
less parsonage and acknowledged
Radical leader than "Mat. Wells" the
Surveyor of the Part of New Orleans.
He ran both layOuts and had things his
own way, and the whole arrangement
was finished off by the regular Radical
Convention, consisting of thirty. four
negroes, upstairs, in the Court House.
This Editor is now opposing this
ticket, this Custom House combination,
and without any slur at its persOnel as
Il jambalaya, Intends to fight it from
the jump and all the time, and our ex-
ira consolation and pride in the matter
is, that We know ace are right OH the
whole line, aud that our people, the
true, conservative white people are
with us and at our back. We know we
are right, and we are further assured
that no well thinking and decent white
man in Rapi'les can get his own con-
sent to vote for tho Mat. Wells Comb
nation against the Democratic Conser-
yatiye ticket.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

--0NE thing certain, the Surveyor Of
the Port of New Orleans, and the
plucky and stalwart leader of Radical.
ism here, has not lost any of his anu
sing qualities. He proved this by the
way he captured both Conventions oil
the 20th Of September, and puttied
them together at will, and to snit
himself, The ridiculous antics Of the
solemn and once grand old Republican
party, remind one of an old maids tea
party being dispersed by mad bull
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09
DIED {:

In Baton Rouge, on Wednesday Septem
Der %, 1878, Of yellow fever. CAPT, S. NJ,
ROBBINS, Z L Q Dept, U S A aged 46
years.
I'm New Orleans. on Saturday September
%, 1873, after a long and painful illness,
LAURA C, daughter of the late Gen. Maui
rice Gspt, and Jeanne Evelina Ron.
On Monday, October 18th, in this Town.
Mrs. ARTEMISE LEWIS, in the 80th year
of her age; a resident of Alexandria since
1917.
ON Sunday. October 9th, 1873, SARAH
HILTON, wife of Robert E. Richardson,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09
NOTICE:

+ HAVE RENTED THE "KELSO" PAS
L ture, near Town, and will pasture stock
of all kinds! All Cattle or Horses 10 the
Pasture on the LIST of this month, will be
responsible to me for Pastursge from Octo-
Der lst, / will not be responsible for stock
getting out or accidents to them when in,
but will use all precautions to prevent any
loss. My charges for Mich Cows are ONE
DOLLAR a month, and seventy-fve cents
for dry stock. J. WALKER,
October O. las
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09

JENKINS "Annihilator never
fails to cure the very worst forms OF
Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia
Read the testimonial of gentleman
who suffered for years:
n. JENKINs-Eave been afflicted with
Rheumatism for many years. Have
used the Annihilator with great benefit.
COLUMBUS H. ALLEN,
Office Brooks Rice Mill, New Orleans
Send for Circular to N. JEN-
KINS & CO., Proprietors, New Or
leans, La.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09
NEW THIS DAY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF RAPIDEs.

CLERKS OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, LA.)
Oct. 5, A. d., 1878.
Be it known that on this, the 9Th day
of October, A. D. 1878, We, c. C.
Weems, VIM. Hustmyre and j. P.
Smelling, members of the Jury Com
mission in and for the said Parish,
duly qualified and sworn, together
with James H. Ransdell. Clerk of the
District Court for said Parish and
ex .officio member of said Commits
sion, did meet in the Court House in
the Town of Alexandria, and did
then and there proceed to draw from
the General Venire Box, the names
of those who are to serve as Jurors
at the ensuing December, 1873, term
of the Parish Judicial District Court
in and for the Parish aforesaid, to.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1878-10-09
PROCEEDINGS OF THE TOWN COUNCIL
ALEXANDRIA, La, IL
October LIST, 1874

October 1st, 1875
The stated monthly meeting of the
Board OF Councilmen of the Town of
Alexandria, held this day at o'clock
p. NJ. Present, D. G. Paul, Mayor, and
Councilmen Jos. Bouillotte, Z. R. Bios
sat, Jonas Rosenthai, Jacob Irving and
W. w. Wilmington, Jr.
No business was transacted, and the
Council adjourned until the I'd of Octo-
Der at 8 A. NJ.
OCTOBER %, 1878.
The Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment yesterday. The Mayor and all of
the Coucilmen were present.
Minutes of the meeting of September
3rd and September 9th were read and
approved.
The following bills were read and APP
proved and ordered paid. e
J. Levin, lumber in September. Sc 90
La. Democrat, printing ;. dad. 100
Incidental expenses to j B Gibson 2 90
10 extra guards. ................. 500
D. C. Paul, salary for September SO 90
d. G.. Paul, for Quarantine guards 30 90
j. B. Gibson, part salary of Sept. 20 90
$40 20
On motion the following Ordinance
passed unanimously:
Be it Ordained by the Town Council
of Alexandria, La, that Thomas Craw-
ly, Collector of said Town be directed
to proceed at once to collect all licenses
now due, and in default of their not be-
ing paid, that the said Collector be in
structed to proceed to collect according
to Law.
There being no further business, the
Council adjourned, to meet on the first
Tuesday in November next, at O'Clock
=. M. ID. G. PAUL,
A. HILToS, Sec'y. Mayor.