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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-10

for G. B. Byrsn & Co. Besides the
wood she has Is freight csrs on the
barge, consigned to Greenville, Miss.
whc Southern transportation line
steamer, U. P. Schenck. Captain j.
L. Carter in command, passes up this
afternoon bound for Cairo, Louisville,
Cincinnati and all way landings on
the Ohio. Captain AID Storm is her
agent.
The United States snagboat, j. r.
Meigs, has been Withdrawn from the
Yazoo and Tallahatchie rivers on
account Of high water and laid up at
Vicksburg.
The New Orleans Times states that
some sort of a compromise has been
effected by which the Fred A. Blanks
leaves the V~icksburg trade.
The little towboat, Jennie Walker,
left last evening with a model barge
in tow for Hatchie river, to bring out
a load Of cotton.
Captain John j. Barry left last
evening a passenger on the Dean
Adams for Arkansas City. He took
with him a skiff, in which he will
explore Bayou Bartholomew for a dis
lance of $50 miles, and report to U.
engineer, W. II. II. Benyaurd.
The j. H. Bigley, which passed
down yesterday, added a barge on
tanning 1000 bbls oil, so bbls soap
stock and 5000 sacks Of oil cake.
Captain Jokn Cowdon returned this
morning on the Osceola Belle, the
high water causing him to cease oper-
atious at the wreck of the South
Bend.
EDITOR LEDGER:-"The Pillsbury"
is the selected christening Of Captain
Andrews g. Kings new cotton gin and
boating saw craft. She measures 100
feet from stem to wheels, high deck,
engine l2O horsepower, with the two
boilers Of the old steamer Rosendale.
She is now operating with her Carvers
in the Elbow at Pacific Place, under
he sole management of her master
ngineer and mechanic, Captain W..
A. King, w, H. Davis, a river chip,
IS pushing her to completion. Her
pilot house will soon have its place on
ieck, her tiller rugged, aud her wheels
Ill ready to do her own propulsion,
without broad-horning her with a
"Nighthawk." The craft looks like
Noah's ark, or Kountz's one-stack
steamers. When complete she will be
a complete machine-shop in water, gin
'otton, saw lumber, turning out all a
armer requires on the 'old planta-
ion." Her trade is TO all g%inless
oints. She can turn out two bales of
otton an hour, and with her "hy-
lraulic press show as pretty a bale
was ever bound in hemp and tied
ith iron. TIE cabin is arranged for
'er crew, embracing a reception
}om,' io. the captain chamber, and
partmonts for her deck crew, press
I'D gin gang, while her culinary de-
ariment is in charge Of Aunt Liz
ie,' late maid de chambre of the
)sceola Belle. Captain King wears
not the crown, but the harness on the
raft, running her engine and Carvers,
'ith an eye to her hydraulic, and is
leyer still. With the lint mantling
IN from head to foot, he plays his
art well, as the king which he is,
cut king Cotton, to the satisfaction
fall, in all engagements. For par
iculars call aboard the cotton ark
'fthe new century, at Andrews, King
u Cos. MARK LEE TWAIN.
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A Physician's Testimony.

/ hereby certify that l have been a
practicing physician for twenty-seven
fears, and for many chronic eases IN
ny practice do recommend Warner
safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 1t was
upon my advice that G.. w. Stomm,
ditor Of the Industrial Era, Abba,
Iowa, obtained this invaluable remedy.
A. A. RAMSAY, NJ, D.
Sold wholesale by s. Mansfield &
TO-, and w. N. Wilkerson & Co.
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No. SSO0-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-Emily Wallace vs.. William
Wallace.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause
4 that the defendant, William Wallace,
is a nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee; it
appearance herein, at the courthouse Of
Shelby county, In Memphis. Tenn. on Of before
The first Monday in January, 1881, and
plead, answer or demur TO complainant bill
or the Same will be taken for confessed
% " him aRd set for hearing ~ex-parte;
and that a copy ofthis order be published once
q week for four successive weeks In the Public
Ledger.
This the i2th day of November. 1850.
Aeopy-Attest.
R..J BLACK, Clerk and Meter.
BY ;. y. MaHgEky. D. c.&M.
biselow 4 Hill, sol. for oompl't.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

.,aisviiio AMI Nashville and Treat
Southern.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-10
PUBLIC LEDGER job printingofiOs
and book bindery, ID Madison.
a GARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, norvous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, / will send
9 reoipe that will cure you, FREE OF
SHAkdh: This great remedy WIS discovered
By a missionary In South America. Send A
seli-ad lr9ssed envelope 10 the Rev. JOSoph N,
Innan, station D, New Yosk City.
wxxxil ia eodtW
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CONDITION. OF THE RIVERS.

A steady rise is still going on at this
port, the increase for the "A hours end
ing at noon to-day, being over 3 feet,
with ~ feet 4 inches on the gauge.
The Ohio, at Pittsbprg, fell 2 feet 3
inches, with 6 feet 2 inches on the
gauge. At Cincinnati it tell 2 feet 3
iaches, with 30 feet on the gauge. At
Louisville it fell Inches, with ID feet
in the canal. At Cairo it fell 2ieet6
inches, with % feet 7 ipches on the
gauge. The Mississippi, at ST, Louis,
fell 2 inches, with 4 feet 8 inches on
the gauge. The Cumberland, at
Nashville, fell 10 inches, with % feet
6 inches on the shoals. The Tonnes
see, at Chattanooga, fell 2 feet 10
inches, with Il feet 7 inches on the
gauge. Rec river, at Shreveport, fell
| inch, with Is feet 4 inches on the
gauge. Arkansas river is falling slowly
with p inches on the gauge at Little
Rock. White river is stationary with
a good stage Of water for regular
pockets.
RECEIPTS PER STEAMER.
Per Osceola Belle, from 0sceola,
lis bales cotton, u bags seed cotton,
5O2 sacks cotton seed.
Per James Lee, from Friars Point,
I'll bales cotton, - bags seed cotton,
400 a.aIa aoAto, .oaJ
Per Beaver, from Cairo, 440 cordsoi
wood.
MOUNTAINOUS.
Clear and cool.
Business moderate.
Drift floating by to-day.
The Parker, for Cincinnati, at
pm.
The Ohio is falling from Pittsbure
to Evansville.
The Coahoma, for Helena, had a
moderate trip out.
Cairo and Memphis are the only
points where a rise is rsporteI,
River at st. Louis falling, with q
good deal Of heavy ice running.
The Dick Fulton, with a tow o.
coal for Natchez, left Louisville last
night.
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RIVER IETELLIGEECE.
noArs LEAVING rn1s pAY.

BOAFs LEAVING THIS DAY.
For 0sceola. Oseeoia Belle.........5 p m
/" Friars Point. james Les.yvy".6 p m
4" Cincinnati, james d. ParkeF....b p m
" New Orleans, Henry Frank....6 p m
ARRIVED.
Steamer James Lee, Friars Point.
4" Osceola Belle, Osceola.
J0mes D. Parker, Cincinnati.
Sam Roberts, New Orleans.
Beaver, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
Steamer jennie Walker, Hatehie river.
Sam Roberts, Cairo.
" Dean Adams. Arkansas City.
Coahoma. Helena.
Aalmelle, Arkansas river.
IN F0BT.
James Lee, Osceola Belle, James D.
Parker, Beaver, Mark Twain, Ida Stock
ton.
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IaaOlvont Notice.


er4rE OF TENNESSEE, SHELLEY Corvrv.O
VfiICaE COUNTY CouRr CLrpr
MasopTphhis, Tenn, November -, IisSIa
No. 1904 To James Reilly. PPnibIIGs, Az a
N. Murray, decefsed. ''V' Ahomas
HakING suggested the insolvencv os ,bo
ndssta{e ot ! AomasM. Murray, deeesSedi'' vo u
W. hereby ordered to give notice, by s3ysyTul
the said State, and also al tIe cou, Mlahln
S lism OF ShfIby county, for oil persons nayins
he sam a ssah shid estate, TO appear and die
authenticated in the manner preseribeSJ Yq bJ
, 1pd on OF before the 7th day Of March issgI,
ma any CLAIM not dled on or before ala dds oa
or seiofe an appropriation of No 1 fnn5 10y,
ssiq estate Is made, shall be forever bs1sI
both in law and equity. '''e'el oaTred'
witness my hand, al oNica ~. os.,
November, 1880. N' TINS 1oth day o.
" HUGH B. CULLEg, DO. Oi''A'
NoIlce IL given to creditors AZ d'reo,ed nm
uef SogSe order, JAMES REILLY, clerk
EsEu 49, W
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Gen. G. 7. BEAUREGARO, Of Louisiana.
and Gen. IUBAL A. EARLY. of Virginia
Capital Prize, 500 Onn
ulars or send orders 10
NJ A, pAUPHIN,

OF same person as "@'i
a. No Sl9 Broadway, New York
" M. W., ID, L. Gillespie,
N'b'.All correspondence should be win
NJ. a. Dauphin as above. Tx An r,svs IN
themselves arc sent, and xEvrp
circulars Offering certificates or anything sl.o
instead Any one proposing to offer apvthins
e'se by circular or otherwise, on his avn -.
nAii OF 'hat OF the Company, is a swlSpGSs.
WfsgQ
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Will you serve the Queen
Cine enslii&s Berbereeidi1te BON
Mrnplo Ed,r1ber.

Wlein Treunb hieB @eors Huiie, ober
pielmehr, neil er Elm dhter Sannoner'iher
Sunae lpar- Sdorie Sulie.
Ma uno fir iiA lit ts frtiliA bon feiner
aroben Beoeutung 10 su beiBsn, aber rnein
fsrennb S1orie mar 4nfanS oer iehager
Sabre flr bic Stoot ponnoper unb beion.
oers fir ben Worort 2inben bon GROCER
Bebsutuns, lpenn aud nur flr Die Siras
beniunaen uno i0lHe. bic es tars!ib noH
aetpeien.
g1ie fam oas2
. Gnorie HuIie mar Der Nobinion, Der
WerItdder, Der Deter Gimpel Der 3tneerer
Junaen.
Rein Sunee mar 70 iiart tpie G6oris,
Rsinsr 10 aemanbt, Reiner 10 tue, Qeiner
10 iblou, Reiner 10 perueeen uno 2einer
lh6n--iuraum Sdorit NOR oos NON plus
ultra aaer Qlnoeuer @au1ins. tptnn oieler
Muabrud liir Deutine past.
Snorit iuurbe. nahOem tr bic touite
@nuliunoenseit 6ard,9emGft-io tca, oab
War nnb Wlorib 9ar nifi baron rie1en
t0nnen In Der linoener Rirde bonn Yas
TOR petri fDnIrnirt uno smei 9aae bar.
| auf iab unler pelo bsim ubrmaher Rlei
| lnau hinttr oem urma6ertiiGe unb mat
Qehrling.
noe, 81 idDues 2inbensr Gtro6sniun.
oenlsbsnl lDie tann man bic Snwalb,
I'm &tubsnread ma6tH uouemsoeeg bal
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Sic @rabidrift.

8farrer: .Sa, oas bilft nidbtg, DAD.
ielbauer, bas lit nun einmat 70 Site, Sbrs
miiBt gurer ieligen Jrau cine @rabidfiTt
iebeu, ipnif benten Die 2eute, s56r bdttst
@uh aar uitbt Elm 8ishen lieb sebobt..@
Sddfelbduer: .g8as 0as betrifft,.
6err 8drrer -. sic tpiIie, id bin irieb-
fertiger Wonn. ~. 6ie bat's als adr ara
nit mir setripipe, uno seihmiiis bat He
mid aud SD fann nun email net oeae
bic Wabrbeit reoe
8farrer: .giun, 10 febt ai,5 oen,
@rabItein: Sic lit mein Steden unb mtiH.
Stah pelueIen' ...." 4~
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afrifanif9e 9oftradf Gn
@6aillou i9ilbert Die SroCht an 9Dfs Se5
GOaias DiOps in folgenber Weiie: Der
S0niS tru9 einen ssrad bon benz 6nntit,
mie er bel unieren @roBpdtern Wobe NOR,
uno lonif nidts iueiter; iein 9remiermini-.
iter trug ein 5emo ohne Nermel nno ionit
nl6ts iueiter; Der Smeite Miniiier trua Elm
5alstuh uno ionit nihts fpeiter; Der brittle
gSlroentrd9er trug einen CUT uno fDnit5
nifts rueiter; aber Die G6nigin trne eine4.
Re8enlAirm uno Ionft ni9ts meiter.
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Mannigfaltiges.

Berlorene 4benoe. .Sn oieieut
Wiondtf iagte Die @dttin beim Worqefi~
lalree, v6abe i'd Bud geFiibrt. Du biIt %
Wtol nat 5p6lf llbr glachts mad pouie
gefomnieil unosniif orei Nbenoe iii pauie
gelpelen. -. .@teuBli1 r ieuf5ie Der @afie
5srtnirldt. pOie i4Dnen brei Mbenbs 10,
au Derbummeln !"
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D0s G1alid)e l)olksblatt

Fpftrt per Ee (obne sonntae $3.50 per Sabr,
taeo has telbs Sabr uns $3.50 sas gtsrteIiabr mlt
esnntassbIaa sti.2o pet Sabr $3.50 sas SaIbs Satr
nns $3.50 bas WisrtsIiabr.
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u Nbaetrum 8 bft.

Nls in elmer fioelen 8eielIitaft auf&H.
6rage, weIhes Sdbr fir @iea bas bE..
gSeiniabr 9slpsleil bic NntwO.t erFclate
basienise, in oem Der Stepbaastburm fer
tia fuuroe, oemu hn bat ielbit Der a Spi}
getriegt. erfldrte Elm anueieHoer gommi
Yopaaeur bieisn 8iB fir aIt. uno ic3aaI
yd1ts oeitowtniaer prooucirte er ion ob7
am anoern Snae in 0lzDerer Geiellfed
ais eidene GfiitRf5ttits.
& 4Oos 5aben's aber Id)leth nafers
mem scieber." lprah oo dif einmakcir
ldhlg BON ihu unbsmerft lgebllehehstg
lfoom Gage porher. ,,DGg bette Beln.
IS unltreitig oDs aeruesefI, in benz sic
borsn maroen, oenH oa bnt hie panie W
Ell aifen triest."
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&eine Beariffsfd1eiouns.
gaber, oerr 8rofeiior, es III lInrsat 10
piel su trinfen!"
% nein y 9bsr nod SaIIe erhem su
pouen, tDenn man 10 piel aetrunttn bat,
oas lit unre1i.@
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~ ~lISU AhiNHts Fs15s& \.
Gin beoenIlntr 5auf1. Ginff
luiinid)te Elm 6renno 0es beriihmteu Mdrs
i1dls 2etepre ibm sa teinem Berm0gen
unO leinen Selibunatu Slid. Sofert ents
gegnete Der alte 5eEoberr
v9eneioen Sic mid ipirflid Jlun, sic
lollen oiele OinGe innhlIeller baben, ais ne
mir eenoroen limo. RDmmen5ie in OeuDoS.
Stl Mil auf oreiBia 5hriit nit einerJltnte
Spau3lgmdl auf SIZE idisBen nnb ruenn Id
STE nidt t6ots. iol syhnsn Niles qeh0ren.
gSie, 5ie Sdubern2 8ut. b6ren sic aenn,
bab nan mehr aIs taulrnoalaI un0 aus
9rCBerer gldhe auf MID geldDiien bat, ebe
i4 IN ole 2aae eetommen blR, In Der Sic
MID Fnoen.
Gafftrn duf Der EIebbanten<.
| ago. Das uripriinelih nibt MIR flaies
uno nnttellise, ionoern oan fanite iinbs
Iiebreid9e Woif Smeidbes oa 10 qebllebeuSfro
Der Yerfehr init tabiihtigsn Guropderrt lie
nibt sleihiam Sur Streltiad,t uno @rnii.
iaTteit snang, lebt nidlt nur BON Der Yie6-
5udlt, Die i'm GaIfernlan0e ms G5rose pelt,
lionosrn aud BON fer Jagb. qebtex Be-
itdftiguns IN iebr gsfatrpoa ba Die
Shiere groB unb eeid6flitb liflos Nifbt
ielten ,perben Die aafjern Gpf{f ihrt9
Sanowerts. iiieem bic GlgphnnttH,
Die Sdser umringsn, IpbaIb man nnf ne
9efeuert bat, ln6 bas Gn0e oes s8sid9iftt-
fiten sSdgers lit bod iaif iruiner Elm Lob.
burh Glephuntetl. paben DE Gin0ebofsS 4
nen einen gsepbantsn erlegt, 10 n0Aen Iit
lid oemIeIbsn nit osrielben gsremDnieas
pie bic amsrlfaniide .9othAoatt bkrl ers
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loFFiCIAL.J
LIST OF JURORS
Drawn to Serve at the Term Of the District
Court to be Held on the 10th Day
of November. A. D. 1880.

BE il known and remembered that we,
the undersigned Jury Commissioners OF
the parish oi Grant, duly appointed and
qualified according to law, met this Gay
in the Clerks Office, in the Court House. III
s..id parish, to d.aw Jury to serve at the
next term of the District Court to be
holden on Tuesday, the 10th day OF No
ycmber. A. ID. 1880. The Cl'rk OF the
Court, S. b. Shackelford, then furnished
the Jury Commissioners with list OF the
Jurors who had served ut the last term oil
the District Cou't, when the Jury Com
n,Issloners. with the assisfa'ice OF the
Clerk of tue District Coutt and ex-ofhcio
a mem Der oi the Jary Commissioi. pro
cee,led t. open tie General Neni.e Box
and revise ana reform said Geaer'l Vci.ire
Box by se:ecting from the names IN the
box. and fiom tie registration books ol
the parish Of Grant, three hundred names,
AID pirclng the SHINE ia said General We
nire Box, AS .eYuired by law. WAen Mr.,
Z. G. Randolph drew from tn General
Vonire Box, in the presence II the under
signed COMMISSIONERS, one at time, The
following fifty name, to serve ior the INST
| week fu-Wlt.
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JUDGMENT.
Twelfth Judicial District, State of Louisi.
ana, parish of Graut.
Clara Sanderford, wife, VS. Lorenzo Smith
husband-No. 60,

This case coming on for trial pursuant
to previous assignment, and tine trial hay
ing been had, and the law and the evil
dence being in favor of the pai,tif ana
against the defendant. by reason thereof it
is ordered, adjndged and decre..d that sand
plaintiff, Clara Sanderlprd. do lave aud
recover Of the said defendant, Lorenzo
Smith, the sum Of Two Hundred Dollars,
together with five per cent per annnm iu-
terest thereon from September Is, 1889. un-
til pail. 1t is f.rther ordered, adju igsd
and decreed that the cpnmunity Of ac
quets and gains heretofore existing be-
tween thu sad lara Sandcrf,rd and hsr
husband Lorenzo Smith, he AID the same
is hereby dissolved; aud that said CLARA
Sanderford is permitted to manage hoi
separate property free from the control OF
her said husband, and that the said wis
be separate in property from her said hus
baud.
This done, read and signed In open
court, this 18th day of September A. ID
1880. ARlS'i IDES BARRiN,
District Judge.
Filed September l3, 1880.
S b. SHACKELFORD.
o4-4t Clerk.
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Darro to Colfax, should be one OF the
best in the State, situated, as it is, on
the high and dry banks of the river,
with hands enough, subject 10 road
duty, to work twenty times as much
and not miss the time. But what
have we? A miserable excuse thai
makes me blush Whenever l see our
rood old Doctor or stranger driv-
mo over it, bobbling from side to
side and shaking all thu good ont OF
their vehicles, and doing them no
GOOD. dare say. What, then, Is the
cause? Not the thri.tlcssness Of our
nlauters. [ am sure; bnt because
few poor, lousy hogs are allowed To
roam ut large on orr front and keep
il continually rooted up, and, as one
of our syp,iics remarked. There IL
no use to work the roads well, as 1t
will do no good. Therefore the
hands are called out one day-mere
matter of form--a pillow is run up
one side and down the other to mark
the place where the road should he,
and then q few thorn bushes are So
placed as to make the public travel
between the burrows and wear the
hing. roots into the semblance OF n
road. These poor hogs number 80
or 40, and are not worth as many
dollars. but are so distributed AS to
leave no place on the road unrocted.
Will not our police jury give us re-
lief by passing some law. or by out
having hogs altogether in this ward
I think this would meet the approval
of every sane man concerned, except
a few that sell their corn for whisky
and expect their hogs to fatten III
other peoples fields. Beside, such Il
law would save the planters OF this
ward more in fencing in one year
than the value of all hogs raised or
the roads in ten. Most if not al
the parishes have outlawed hogs IL
such localities as ours, and, l an
sure, they are none the worse on
Some weeks ago / saw, IN Rapides
fiue fields of cane, corr and cotton
protected by three six inch plank
WHY cannot we have the same ad
vantage? or, must we continue T.
fence against these few miserabl
hogs that are left to root and starv
}, on the public highways? No; be
v lieve the time has come for US to fol
= low, if we cannot lead In progress.
Now, Mr.. Editor, if you will CIV
y the above place in your paper, an
l. the police jury will relieve rs of til
e hogs, we "boys," as you have dubbe
is us, will have good roads for the pull
lie to trared at this end Of
WARD One
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JUDGMENT.
Twelfth judicial District, State of Louisi
ana, Parish OF Grant
Olivia Givins. wife, VS.. Henry Jones, hus.
band-No. 10.

This case having been called pursuant to
assignment, and the trial having been had,
and the law and the evidence favoring the
plaintiff, and being against the defendant,
it Is ordered, adjnJged and deereed that
said Olivia Owens do have aud recover OF
said Henry Jones tue sum of Two Hum
died aud Fifty Dollars. with i've per cent
per annum interest from September Is,
1850. 1t is further ordered adiadged and
decreed tina. the marriage CONTRACT made
and entered Into by said parties before
their mar, iage, and on file. be recognized.
Continued ana enforced, aud that There is
no community of acquets and gains ex-
listing between SAID parties by the terms of
said marriage contract, and that the said
Olivia Givins be permitted to Is sumo con-
troll OF her paralh erpal property free from
the interference of her said husband.
This dong, read aud sigued in open
court, this September IL, 1880.
ARISrIDES BARBIN,
District Judge Twelfth District.
Filed September Is, 1850.
5. b. ShACkELFORO.
oI-it Clerk.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

For the purpose 81 registering al per-
SONS who ara entitled to yot', vii open
the Registration Books at the follow ing
named places. tO-wit:
Colfax, SPIT. 9th to Oct 81.
Liberty Cbapl Oct 9TH.
Union Precinct. Oct. 9th.
Days Mill. Oct. 7t,f
Satcne,'s (Big Crees), Oct. sth.
Mrs. Taylor's (school house Oct. 9th.
Fredieu's, Tuesday, Oct. Il.
Coliax, Oct. 18th TO Oct Both.
Every voter is requested To bear in
mind TIE necessity OF enrolling his name
on the new RegistFa ion Books, rs tie Old
books were mi.p ecei, ard o sHe en-
vote whose name d .es net ear cn ho
new Registration.
+. X. SMITH, JR.,
Assessor and Registrar, Grant Parish.
September l, 1851, toV
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Men are not expected to read this
notice. Mrs. a. G. Deal has Just re-
ceived o stock of fine goods of extra
quality, and differing from anything
that has ever been brought to this
market. She has made a decided
new departure on a venture, and In
vites an examination Of the trial lot
of goods now on hand. Among the
many articles we will mention a few
by way of sample: There is troehon
lace edging. Irish trimming, braids
of all kinds, opera Aannels, corsets,
extra 6ne silk-quilted skirts (solid
colors), futed and trimmed sacques
(cloth and Hannel), yelling, piques,
linens, dress buttons. calicos, muslin
and all other dry goods. In the line
of ladies' hose she has q super6ne
selection, genuine silk, fancy lambs
wool, ornamented Isle thread, and
balgrigau hose being included, some
OF the styles being of the kind that
reach above the knee. Here you will
also fud an assortment Of ladies un-
derwear. gents percalles and chivio'
shirts. hose, ETC., and an endless va
riety of other articles.