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Judgment.

Mamie C. Caldwell, wife,) Nc27Ti. In Dis
US. 7 trict Court for
John ]. Mearas, husband. Bossier parish, La.
N this cause by reason of the law, it is order
i ed that the plaintiff be authorized to pros.
ecate this snit, and stand in Judgment. And
by further reason that the law and evidence
are n favor of the plaintiff and against the
defendant, it is ordered, adjudged and decreed
that there be a separation OF property between
the plaintiff and her husband, the said defend
ant, and a dissolution of the community OF
| aequets and gains heretofore existing between
them.
1t is further ordered, adjudged and decreed
| that said plaintiff have further Judgment
| against the said defendant for the sum of fif
| teen hundred and twenty one dollars and fifty
eight cents IS 52l 5S) and legal interest there
! ON from the Dist day of March, 1879, subject TO
| a credit of fourteen hundred and fftyfOu
dollars of date June 10th. 1878, for certain
property then conveyed aud given in payment
/ by the defendant to plaintiff in part restitution
/ of her paraphernal funds, as appears by nota-
rial act passed before John II. keysef, Esq,
Notary Public in and for the Parish of Bossier,
State of Louisiana, on said 10th day OF une,
i 1873, recorded on page A.. 45, 60 and A., OF
I volume eleven, of Conveyances, III Recorder 9
/ office of said parish of Bossier, and that said
/ aetrof conveyance by defendant to plaintiff be
recognized aud confirmed as valid and legal az
a credit upon the demands Of plaintiff against
defendant for restitution of her paraphernal
/ fundstolthe amount stated in said act.
1t is further ordered that plaintiffs general
and legal mortgage upon all the irhmovable
property of the defendant be recognized as
binding upon said property from and after the
1 18th day Of December, A. D. 1870 ,1' -
4 1t is further ordered, that tbs plaintiff have
further Judgment against defendant for all
costs of this suit. 4st all L. s3fg.
| Done read and signed in open Court, this
! (signed) sgl49 RICH'D W3TURNER,2
4 ~e ae Judge 18th Judicial District OF La
4 Parish of Bossier Bellevue, Louisiana.
i do hereby certify that above and foregoing
is a true and correct copy of the origiilafjudg
ment rendered in, above entitled case, Oh 9TH
day of April, A. d. 1879, by Honorable 18th Jn
dicial District Court of Louisiana, in and fol
the parish of Bossier- same now on. file and Of
record in thisveffice. ryeE 81 % sTs cots
J ~ Given nndera my official signature
LIS. and seal of office, in town of bellevue
= -~-oo Louisiana, on this Sth day of April, A
4 D. 1879 lw 89s stJ0ANNhS SMITH, IN :
asl she Deputy Clerk District Court, is
Ipr's cost sl0l lrol II Bossier Parish, La, 2
The Bossier banner., 1879-04-17

The New Orleans Democrat is
right in its lecture to the Picayune
and Times on the "abuse of journal
ism." We are emphatically opposed
to "C0urt Journalism" and society
gush in general. Too many Of our
Southern papers are quietly falling
into the abOminable habit complain.
ed of by the Democrat. The nui
sance should be abated.
The Bossier banner., 1879-04-17

The sugar crop Of Louisiana viii
amount this season to 225, 900 hogs.
heads, or $50, 600, 900 pounds, worth
SD, $685. 900, and the yield of molas.
ses to 300, 600 barrels, worth %; ;0O0,.
600. Last year the production Of
sugar was less than $50, ,O0O, 600
pounds, and that Of molasses in pro.
portion. ecut asam ss 9s8bos liiw
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Laws that permit offenders to go
unpunished are only calculated to
bring all law into contempt.-Ar.
Kansas Democrat.
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An Active Enterprising

i turing Company 90 Milan street, Shreve-
port, to canvass and sell Machines in Bossier
parish. To the right man, very liberal induce
ments will be offered. Apply immediately
n9 A. G. MOTT. Agent.
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Hon. w. FL. Scanland, the editor
of the Bossier Banner, is State Sem
ator for his district. He made an
excellent Senator, and makes an
excellent democratic newspaper
+ Lake Charles Echo.
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Succession Notice.
Notice to Tax PAYERS,

F r. MOORE Il SON are hereby authoriz-
IL. ed to collect Taxes and Licenses and
receipt for the same in my name, and during
my absence from the Parish the Tax Books,
&c, will be found at their office in Bellevue,
where any persons having business in that line
will be promptly accommodated.
H. w. OGDEN, Tax Collector.
Bellevue, La, April g. 1879 n8
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New taxes, to the amount of $780,
600, 600 a year, have been imposed
on France since the war.
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The Marksville Bulletin says
Avoyelles parish will in q few years
take high rank as a stock raising
country. s.....s .,.ss-t
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The City Item says there is con.
siderable talk in New Orleans about
the necessity for vigilance commit
tees. 81" - =
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Whisky fired the brain of Charles
Barlow, q farmer living in Navarro
county, Texas, and in his insane
moments he shot dead his wife.
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Messrs. Geo. w, Dupree, of the
New Orleans Democrat, james H.
Cosgrove, Of the Natchitoches Vim
dicator, and G. w. McOranie of the
Ouachita Telegraph, sre candidates
for printer to the constitutional Con-
venti0n. sa'4 of,A s@,5-'i,. 'tlt't' s.
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An Iowa school-mistress was dis
charged because she stood on her
head to amuse the children. r4l =.
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Dispatches from different places
in Kansas. report that copious rains
have fallen throughout the State
and that the wheat crop never look.
ed better. 's.'.4 'e@ 9
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There was $1,275,2O4 worth of
gold mined in British Columbia last
year. OF the 1883 miners employed,
LOSS were Cinnamon. .sev52
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The N. o. Times says the Police
Jury of Terrebonne parish has do
mated $4,000 towards buying one
or more dredge-boats, to be used in
draining portions Of that parish.
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A company of eastern capitalists
are about purchasing 100, 900 acres
in Goliad county, Texas, for estab-
fishing colony. q 4+
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A squadron of British Hussars
were drowned in the Cabul river on
the 31st ultimo. gs
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Last year it was estimated that
there were at least 15O casks Of dew
berry wine made in Point Coupee
parish, hs.5 oH& aw
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Opinions of the Louisiana Press.

UplnI0nS OF the LOUISIANA FreSS.
The duty of the convention will
be very plain. Their duty will be
10 look to and work for the general
interest of the PEOPLE and not to
The wants Of the bondholders.-West
Feliciand Sentinel.
Let the battle cry of the people be,
down with the salaries of all public
officials aud a general wipe. out of
all useless offices created by Radi-
Gals to give soft berths to party
friends.-Baton Rouge Advocate.
The salaries of all the State Off
GERS must be cut down, unnecessary
offices abolished, and the fraudulent
debt repudiated. With these re-
suits accomplished the rate of taxa
ton will be materially diminished
and our people breathe easier
Marksville Villager.
Have only biennial sessions of the
legislature, and put the per diem to
81 per day. Investigate the indebt-
edness of the State, ascertain the
amount Of fraudulent bonds and re-
ject them; and reduce the interest to
4 per cent. upon the bona fidel claims
of creditors, and provide for their
honorable payment Ope. Courier.
We advocate reputation because
we believe it to be necessary and
urgent. We believe the debts to be
prima facie evidence of fraud, no
matter what tuay be said to the con-
trary by interested parties. Fur
thermore we urge that reputation
will not disgrace Louisiana nor ruin
her credit, but on the contrary will
elevate her financial standing in
commercial circles.-Houma Courier
There are many useless Offices
created by the constitution of 1868
which must be abolished; and many
high salaries to be scaled down on {
footing with the shrinkage in tht
values of property, the cheap price:
of the necessaries of life, and in :
|just proportion to the poverty of th'
people. The immense power ant
patronage vested in the executive
must also be lessened to his forme
prerogatiyes, to guard against al
abuse of his extensive authority, an,
i at the same time protect the libertie
, Of the people.-Opelousas Courier.
We want it distinctly undestoo
that the Capitolian is not an advt
cate Of repudiation. We are in +;
vor of the payment of the homes
. debts the State, but are unswer,
& ingly hand in hand with those VIII
don't believe that the honor of Lo,
isiana is involved when it is propo
ed to pitch overheard the frauduler
claims that have been heaped upo
the people against their expresse
protests. 1t is not reputation
refuse claims that the State has NJ
4 obtained value received Therefore
9 Some of these are not worth an
I. more than a forged check.-Batt
l. Rouge Capitolian. 5 -
The way to prevent mob law, wit
all its horrors and terrors, is to ex
The Bossier banner., 1879-04-17

The town of Washington, st. Ian
dry parish, is enforcing the dog law.
The Bossier banner., 1879-04-17

ANOTHER BLUNDER The first
Democratic victory in Chicago for
twenty years, was the election Of a
Greenback Democrat as Mayor. Let
us not forget the interesting fact.
The Bossier banner., 1879-04-17

The London Times remarks that
at no time since the gloomiest days
of Pitts administration has Eng
land had to contend against such a
combination Of troubles IS the last
year or two have let loose. il goiaa(
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The Texas frontier is rapidly set.
tling and building up.
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Attention! !!

A special meeting of the Bossier School
"A Board is hereby called to convene in
Bellevue, on Saturday the 26th of April, 1879.
4H the members are earnestly requested to be
present, and if unable to attend in the future to
send in their designations.
By order Of the President.
W. g. BURT.
w. j. MoBLEY, Sec'y. fn42ts
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The duty of the convention will
be very plain. Their duty will be
10 look to and work for the general
interest Of the PEOPLE and not to
the wants Of the bondholders.-WeSt
Feliciana Sentinel.
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Vol. i No. il of the Columbian,
Columbus, indiana, is at hand. It
is very neat six column folio, with
quite business look and a number
one advertising patronage. It
swings the name of G. E. Finney, a
newspaper vetran, as editor and
rronr;o+ -Ts18T 10 H1d 2 isis ]nt
proprietor. s4e f.first-eg<s % Tavssb xafrl
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Governor Nichols.

We see it intimated that Gov.
Nichols will probably resign at the
assembling of the Ceastituti iona1
Convention. We hope this intima.
ton is unfounded. It will be loss
to the State ifhe does so. This State
has never had Governor of loftier
integrity, or one inspired with a
more earnest desire to do his whole
duty to the people than Francis 4.
Nichols. And very few Of ability
equalling his. The great sin of Gov.
Nichols is, that he has refused to.be
led by the nose by designing men,
but has followed his convictions of
duty instead of the suggestions Of
parties who desired to control his
actions. -aa zo caT fai s11fis5''''
Without rhyme or reason a sense
less warfare has been made upon
him by many papers in the State,
but he has had, at all times, as the
parochial conventions showed last
fall in their unanimous endorsement
of his course, the sentiment of the
people to back him. His resignation
we should sincerely regret and if
he has contemplated such step we
trust he will reconsider it.- Clai
borne Guardian. .a5 3ha1ffa.s #
A few papers in this State are
continually raising the crythat Gov.
Nichols is a failure. The majority
of the press and people, however,
hold contrary opinion. They con
tend that the Governor is an hon
est man-one who, knowing his du-
ty, will discharge it, regardless of
the clamor of politicians and Office
seekers. This is our opinion, too,
and we would regret it exceedingly
should our noble Governor resign.
Morehouse Clarion. % RI Il 4
r.-- -0 @ M
| 1t appears to be a foregone con-
clusion that Gov. Nichols will re-
sign at no distant day, unless a very
heavy pressure is brought to bear
upon him to prevent it. If we had
any influence with him we would
certainly use it to prevent his taking
this step; for unlike the nnreasona
BILE fault-finders, we are satisfied
= with his administration. We never
expect to find perfection in any man
RichldRd Beacon.
81 1t is said that Gov. Nichols in
tends resigning as soon as the Con
stitutional Convention is organized
We hope that such is not the case
! [ Marksvi1le Villager. 3
q We hope to see Gov. Nichols FL
the gubernatorial chair of Louisian'
- until the last day Of the entire tern
= for which he was elected EXPIRES
n Colfar Chrpnicte z0f saia8I s9sa Il f5J
II Vol. / No. il of the Columbian
) Columbus, Indiana, is at hand. !
y is a very neat six column folio, wit
n quite a business look and a nnmbe
al -. -.
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Let the battle cry Of the people be,
down with the salaries of all public
officials aud a general wipe. out of
all useless offices created by Radi-
Gals to give soft berths to party
friends.-Baton Rouge Advocate.
The Bossier banner., 1879-04-17

9 We hope to see Gov. Nichols fill
the gubernatorial chair of Louisiana
until the last day Of the entire term
for which he was elected EXPIRES
Colfar Chronicle. zG} aqia9I sasH q sax
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Died:s

Near San Antonio, Texas, on the 3fst ultimo,
JOHN w. CADE. y ifs iifi#E Aat&tsiis- =
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ling and building up.
The town of Washington, st. Ian
dry parish, is enforcing the dog law.
A squadron of British Hussars
were drowned in the Cabul river on
the 31st ultimo. ts
New taxes, to the amount of $780,.
600, 600 year, have been imposed
on France since the war.
An Iowa school-mistress was dis |
charged because she stood on her
head to amuse the children. az 2
The City Item says there is con-
siderable talk in New Orleans about
the necessity for vigilance commit
tees. -
The Marksville Bulletin says
Avoyelles parish will in few years
take high rank as a stock raising
country. rs4I
Last year it was estimated that
there were at least 15O casks of dew
berry wine made in Point Coupee
parish. hs5 baa aw
A company of eastern capitalists
are about purchasing 100000 acres
in Goliad county, Texas, for estab-
fishing colony. 500.
There was $1,275,2O4 worth of
gold mined in British Columbia last
year. Of the 1883 miners employed,
1,085 were Cinnamon. ,see59-fs
Whisky fired the brain of Charles
Barlow, farmer living in Navarro
county, Texas, and in his insane
moments he shot dead his wife.
Dispatches from different places
in Kansas. report that copious rains
have fallen throughout the State
and that the wheat crop never look.
ed better. ..'.5 ~ = :
The N. O. Times says the Police
Jury of Terrebonne parish has do
mated $4,000 towards buying one
or more dredge-boats, to be used in
draining portions Of that parish.
ANOTHER BLUNDER The frs,
Democratic victory in Chicago fol
twenty years, was the election Of {
Greenback Democrat as Mayor. Le
us not forget the interesting fact.
The London Times remarks tina
at no time since the gloomiest day
of Pitts administration has Eng
land had to contend against such
combination Of troubles IS the las
year or two have let loose. i goiaa
Messrs. Geo. w. Dupree, of th
New Orleans Democrat, james "a
Cosgrove, Of the Natchitoches Vir
dicator, and G. w. McC Cranie, of th
Ouachita Telegraph, sre candidate
for printer to the constitutional Cor
vention. s 80 : = of,@ ..5 s,5''!'s j. ''>'i, 3. .
The sugar crop Of Louisiana wi
amount this season to 225, 900 hog
heads, or 250, 600, 900 pounds, wort
s14,655,OOO, and the yield of mola
ses to 300, 600 barrels, worth o., ,0Oo
600. Last year the production
sugar was less than t50, 600, ,Ol
pounds, and that Of molasses in pr
portion. ecut asaa S 7saboa iIf
The New Orleans Democrat
right in its lecture to the Picayul
and Times on the "abuse of journa
ism.' We are emphstically oppose
to "C0urt journalism and socie1
gush in general. Too many of ol
Southern papers are quietly fallir
The Bossier banner., 1879-04-17

It is said that Gov. Nichols in
tends resigning as soon as the Con
stitutional Convention is organized
We hope that such is not the case
{ Marksvi9le ViIlager. 2,
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alexandria Oazette
SATURDAY EvEN'G., DECEMBER 70.

SuE FINEST lannon's y TIE WC"LD 49,
Western sUgerei2Es axe 30: III" pV sJ3soca Of the
lcs. diam0nds in the word FOR Tue RsJ9hs OF
iiatan, Bcrooo, and tho nah OF Persia have the
ls.gcst hitherto known. The one belonging to
the Emperor o. the &oEgos weighed 253 esrats
(about four grains c.cb}, End wss Vs!ued 81
twelve III lion l-agcs. The famous Cr!oG, the
properly Cf The tUs:al crown, l. one OF the
mo-: rer,s!ga5io diamonds, on account OF the
well knew circumstances undeT which 1t wa5
broUgL. 20 Eusope. Tbs large stone belonged
to the Emperor Of AL. which Weighs $50
c.rats would be 4CIia Insny rii.iore were not
liz br!liuncy d,m::li.hu5 by certain dcttcis, Inc
-ulcan Of : .Xaa's diam ouG weighs 1O1 carGts;
that Of the &myerOr o. Au5tI!- - grains, snd
.nst Of be XIX Of toCtugAl 70: g3tln3 The
famous Ecoh i noo-, CT Mountain 0l LlFht e
the property 0: the QGcoc OF ErGihDd. me one
which GiCIIed .Gc l.a5;. Of Plus IN, an, WIS
beGuoethc5 - lin 10 bis successor, Lee hl1I,
ls one al Tho inca: stones known. - csIcG rom
the treasury Of inc luke Of burgundy, ae'zed at
Granscu !. wss sold after the 5n.tie !or tnTce
crowns. then excessively for o,IOO ard 6tOJ
duc.ts and at.erwarts purchased Tor a. UUU by
Luigi Storzs from WHOM il passed into the
bsDds OF Pupe julius u for ZO00J duCaLs,
Everyone snows that the Regent" Of the
weight OF i&j CaEats is the finest OF the diamonds
belonging % the French ,e2a'is. Ccnnois-
seuTs consider il 10 br worth Il coo .raGcs
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South Bound.
North Bound.

Mail, Southwark. connects st Gordonsville,
with Ches s. Ohio 4. T., East and West. At
LyncEburg, connects With Atlantic, iss. &
Ohio Z. K, through South vest Virginin. to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis Little Rock
and Texas-and st Dsnville with Richmond &
Danville f. X, to South end Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at GordonsvilIe
TO oil points on Ches. s. Ohio md. at DanpiUs
to all TIE South and Southwest including Flor
ids.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave AL.
! e1andris daily. except Sunday, 500 q. N. and
Il W noon. and returning arrive at AleIsudrls
ii 10 q. m. and z 50 p. 10.
For MANASSAS LINE lesve Washington
10 8. m. snd Alexandris I 35 a. NJ, daily,
except Sunday arrive 1T Strssburg al II rs .. H.,
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West Leave StIasburg 30 p NJ. arriving 1T
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lS1ON leaves Alexandria Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday, ct 3 90 q u., and raturns Men
day. Wednesday and Friday, at 48 .. m.
For Middlsburg, daily connection al Plsins
station.
For Upperviile, regular connection at DeIs-
For WARRENTON, leave Washington :;
10 q. m. and Is p. N. daily.
All trsins make good connections, 81 WISH.
ington, to and from North and West
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington al
On Express train, leaving Washington at . Is
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Gar,
with extra charge only ST., through to Danviiie
connecting to all South.
Excursion ticke to Jacksonville, Florida,
good to return until May 10th, 1880, on sale st
asnington, Alexandria, Charlottesville s;d
Lynchburg.
Through tickets very low to the South and
Southwest.
nov IN. BROADUS, g. T. 4.
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FOE POTOMAC RIVER.
TE.2.EER J0H.v ". THO.HpsOx

FOE POTOMAC RIVER.
STEAMER J0H.r ". TMO.npsOIy
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
GRDAI, at 7.30 a. III returning on alternate
days.
J-F.fE .n1sELEF,
On Sunday for Stones Tuesday for Smiths
Creek snd Cosn river, and Fridsy for Ghsp!ico,
returning on alternate days.
The steamers Of this company make connec-
tons at Norfolk for Boston and all points East :;
at Now York with sill points West and North
west, and q: Alexandria with Virgins Midland
Railroad snd Washington aud Ohio Railroad,
Through rates given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply TO T. 4. REED, Agent,
Jsnney's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, President.
Office under Natl. Metrop. Bank,
sep 27-tt Washington, d G.
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RAILROADS.

1912 GREAT 1879
mn mr., ! PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST s SOUTHWEST
STEEL Rails, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
December lst 1879
Trains leave Washington from. depot of BAL.
TlMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD. cor.
ner Of Sixth and B ST. sets. as follows:
For fhllsdelphis, New YORK snd the East 10
an. and l.5O 2. II. dsily, except Sunday .no
9.45 p. III daily, with Palace Cars. LIN.
tied Express of Pullman Psrlor Cars $50 g
%. daily, except Sunday. For Philsdetpai.
lO am, except Sunday, and go y. N. daily.
For rittsburg andthe WestlC ~ o. q, daily WI,
Parlot Cars TO Pittsburg; $40 .. H. dsjy
With PslsCe Car to Chicago.
Fer Csnsndaigus and the North 6 90 a. NJ,
except Sunday snd 7.iU =. In. daily, e1cep!
Saturday. With Palace Csl Cananduigus.
For Watkins, le.4o p. II. daily except Sun
day.
For Baltimore, 6 Oh, $40, $50 snd 1910 g. N.
1.So, 4 10. AGO, $50, 40 and 9.45 o. n.
On Sunday, 1910 8. NJ; $50, 7.4O and 9.ii
For Pope's Creek Line, co q. m. snd 4Np.m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis % q m. and 20 D. m, dslly
except Sundsy.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexsndr!a 70, and II a, M, and u,
Is, SID IL 80 y. III. Sunday st I, snd Ii
m. and S o. m
Trsins leave AleSardris for Wsshington. 600
500 and 10 q La, aud 8, 8, sad p. n. and
II night.
On Sunday at 500 snd 10 g. nj. and and O5
p. ID.
THROUGH TRAIN FOB THE SOUTH, Wis
Qusntico and Richmond. will leave Ale1sr-
drla at Z 70 a. N. daily and 30 p. N. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be procured
principal railroad stations and ticket Offices
Southeast L. P. WARMER,
| Gen'l. Passenger Agent
General Manager. nov29
~ g., VlkG. MIDLAND & u. y. K T..
JOHN $. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and after SUNDAY, Nov. 9, 1872 Pas
| sengsr trains will run as follows;
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5 & 1OC. Counters,

TO TIE TRADE: The live business men Of
the dsy are starting these counters Weare tho
Originators and Headquarters We have the
only two EXCLUSIVE 3 and l0c Jobbing Houses
in the UGited states. Igsy- enc 10, Gstaicyue
Sld particulars ~ss&
BUTLER EKSS
goo az 202 Randolph ST., EssSCaGO,
"a; 81 2S Cliauncy 81, BOSTON,.
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AEGAl GGIsGE:3.

EJlEGIHiA: a. Rules held in tho Clerks
Office OF the Corporation Court OF the city
Of Alcxend7is. OF The Isl day Of uecemb Der, 1879.
William. IL Kirby, p!slnlil Ds,.,,s ....oh
against LEU ~ +I.'cu-
Charles 4. Appal. defendant mens.
dame. The utj ect OF lhs suit lie 20 recover OF
tho .tendsu! !he sum OF six hundred dollars.
with interest ~ eight per cen!u,n per aanum
from Angus. 20 1877, until pnit, snd - attach
and subject 10 The pHymcn. Q: lhe samc the
schooner Azn!is u Port
The Gefends.n. not having en.t rod his 40.
nnn1anco snd given security according 10
the vet OF Assembly, and the rules of this
Court, and II appearing by affidavit that
no IS not resident OF this State, it is or
aeTed that said defendant sppesr mere with
IN one month sitter due publication of this
order and do what is necessary to protect his
Interests in this suit; snd thut copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alcyandris CIV
zcttc, u newspaper published in the city of Al.
eI4ndria, once y week for tour successive weeks.
and posted At the front door Of The Court House
OF LhiS c!ty. 4 copy-tcst:
Il REGM marry. Clerk.
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