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SPECIAL MENTION.
venetian BIimds and window
AhRM0 eN.

As it IL approaching the time 70
housekeepers TO be looking around an
making the necessary changes in thei
wiAa0S blinds and shades, we hav
taken the liberty to call their attention
to the establishment of Mr.. l.. II
Springer, No. 229 Orange street, VII
is prepared to manufacture to order, il
any desirable style or finish. blinds o
window shades at the very loves
prices. Mr.. Springer Is praotica
mechanic, having had many years. sx
perienoe, does all the principal part o
his work himself, uses none but th,
best material, is prompt and reliable
and feels assured that he can give en
tire satisfaction. He also attends Il
altering and re-hanging old blinds o.
shades to ft any windows.
Fish.
Powell & Bro. have on their stalls, II
the Third street market, shad, halibut
eod.fish, green pike, fresh maskerel
large rock, pan rock, trout, founders
white perch, haddock, salmon, smeltz
eat fish and other varieties of the finny
tribe. Also lot Of red belley terrspin
Call early and avoid the rush.
Or. stmtrss' White PmimOnic
- n@1Sam.
What il will do: 1t will quickly cure
coughs, sore throat, h0arsensss, creup
&C.; it will positively prevent the in,
a., 1t
rosoa Q, consumption on tne lungs
WOW , sel',hs % years ~ e's. snu o.
So'u oy ueaiers. DSpot, Avn anu Ming
N''"'' 'V- Aton s'''e''
:, r ~ ana ~. :.
~ h' 'aIney ., o'o hlng s'feet, Is
rr,r.n.asa Ia ~ fro,. pr;ma ' stoo,'
of al, yar;a,iss Asnsoial iot n nota.
toss "a, hotar,s rss Ann,as and tsu;,
nscli t,nds a, rs.sor $50 .hls % nr;,ss ~
- u ..,
so ~ ~
Tav,or;s h., , tao,,rv S' W., saoonS ="
strsat Tbs ,sr1ss, S,ock ~ nobbv siIh
and fs,t hats IN tha o;tv and sn,a a,
factory prines Bnv Of tbs raksr Cali
and b. convinced
Seed ORts,
900 bushsls beavv Wss,e,, oats
suitable for ssed for all, bv A. p Tat
nall. Prom, strsst hatvasn M"diso,
and Monroe.
Fish aud Oysters.
Over twenty varieties Of frssh fisb At
McClure's lin the Eighth atrest market
Also salt fsh and oysters. Call ana trv
them.
GABAL CIGAR,
the best 5 cent cigar in the city. f. T..
Smith, S19 Mark ct street.
March .bs erd Of wintsr and b.,;,
o;rn NJ sUr;no nrodrosa agaa.;ons - -,
the throa: and bronchitis. Use TIKI
REiIOWNED DOMESTIC COUGH
SYRUP: sure cure. West End Phar.
macy, Seventh and Jefferson streets,
A. +. Jackson 4 Bro, SIS Tatrall
street, will do your painting and paper
hanging in the very best manner and
at most reasonable prioas. Our wall
papers are the very latest styles.
Oar trussss are Of standard makes
aud moderate in price. with a puaran-
tee of a 1T in every case, N. B. Dan
forth, 'Druggist, I'd and Market streets.
Special room for applying.
Wooley's salve, UniyersSI Saliva
Hiesk4l,s Ointment TrapsL,s ,s Morrat;o
Ointment and swayne's Ointment, for
sale by J. H. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth
and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-08
IIRE EXTERNALLY

For Strains, Bruises, Spraiued Jotnts, Sore
Shoulders and Backs, Thrush in Feet,
per, Curb, SpIint, Blood or Bone Spawn,
Ring bone, and viii remove all sweIIings and
Cailous Lumps left from Kicks or other
Bruises, without inIuring the growth Of the
hnIn
Daily Republican., 1881-03-08

March
" y, James Lyle, Mil Greek Hd,
" 10, Margaret Palmer, Christlaha nd.
" 10, John +. Ward, Pencader TAD.
" 10, No. l1l0 Tatnall st
" 10, J, Is. Go0ding, Christiana Hid.
Il. G. MexginsoD, New Castle HID
" IA, Jos. l.. Carpenter, Adm'r., Chr. Hd
IL, sheriff Sales, city.
" Is, Ann Reybold, Red Lon Hd.
Is, WIN. +. Crossiey, No. I'll W. ith st
" Is, ANA Beeson, Brandywine Hid,
Z" 10, John X. Rees, Pencader Hid.
10, l.. r. Kirk, rev CASTLE HID.
l6, Jas. Stafford, N Ill Greek HID.
II, Robert s, Ross, New Castle HID.
" IL, Mrs. VIM. SMITH. New Castle Hid.
" II, Miss Essie Simpkins, Exeeurix OF
Mrs. Eliza Omerd, a25 Shipley St
" Is, J. u. Pierce. No. 600 W. Fifth st.
10, J. A. Benson, Penesder HID.
" 10. Mrs. TOugs, Ninth Ward.
" q, Estate OF Lewis Mccall, Brandy.
wine Hid.
" q, McFarlin's g estate. New Castle I'd
" 22. George Whitfield, Eew OaEtle.
" 30, Mrs Smith, city.
" 10, Samuel Finley, city.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-08

Saturate muslin or linen cloth and bind
and put dry cloth ever it to prevent the
evaporation from passing of, and whom
thoroughly blistared open the blister with a
needle, and take cloth and absorb the wa.
tar that passes off, then take a cloth and
spread thick with pure hogs lard and bind
1t on the blister, and change every hour
wbich will absorb all the disease through
the pores, and no internal medicine will be
neeued except q purgative ed,cine. Chit
dren should not be blistsTed more than ten
minutes. This has never been kn0 Nn to fail
vi "a mead O d
Daily Republican., 1881-03-08

and revival service every night this
week at M. p. church, Seventh and
Walnut sk sets, Saturday excepted.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-08

A lot of elothing, Shoes, shirts &c.,
will be sold at auction to-morrow norn.
ing al Front and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-08

Death Ragistar Frazer is searching
for the undertaken who had the body Of
Mrs. OFT moved from the city and bu-
risd without procuring g permit.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-08
A Shed for the Slaughter Hsuse

The slaughter house yard, at Second
and Tatnall, ought to have shed over
1t, and the soft muddy ground filed up
with ashes. Although the cattle dc
stay in there but day or two, at the
most, few hours Of such weather ss
We had last winter would be severe
suffering in their unprotected state.
Last Friday the attention of the neigh.
bors was attracted by the evidently
suffering condition Of large mum ber
cattle standing almost up to their knees
in the frozen slush. We hope this
little reminder Twill result in good
tight shed before another winter sweeps
Its cold winds aoross our land.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-08

A great variety Of Shoulder Braces at
2. James Belts, sor. Sixth and Market
streets. Private room for ladies'. Lady
attendant.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-08
CURE FOR A LOVE FIT,

Tie the end o. q rops last over q beam,
And make slip.no ,se at the her extreme;
Then, Just underneath, let Q WI ket be set,
On which let the lover most m lufully get.
Then over his mead let 81 icks be got,
And under one ear bs We SO cd tue knot.
The wicket kicked down, let b m take fair
swing,
And leave all the res: 0. he work 10 ths
string,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-08
FAMILY REMEDY
HASNO EQUAL.
Inoussnds Dear testimony to Its great worth
Tor the cure Of the following diseases:
sPRAENs,
BRUISES,
HEADACHE,
T0OTHACHE,

Rheumatism, Neuralgis Frosted Feet Lama
ness, Swelled joints, Pain in the Back or
Side, Stiffness anu Lame Muscles, Scalds,
Burns, Diptheria, Sore Throat, Cramps
Cholera Morbus, Pain in the Stomach and
Bowels, Paralysis, Numbness, sc. Dose
From 20 drops to hall a teaspoonful in water.
never reduce Tor external use. livery fam
lv should keep 1t on hand, IS it is a never.
failing household remedy
The II. II. H. medicine is an Iniallible
Cure for DiPrHERIA, If used according to
the following directions.
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WANT OF REsPECT.-One of the
most noticeable growing evils now
a-days is want of respect by the
young to the aged, or superiors.-
Boys blurt out common place and
filthy remarks to old gray-headed
men, and young men, whose high
sense of propriety makes them smart
and big-in their own estimation.
we suppose-swear great ugly oaths
light in the presence of ministers
and old men-even before ladies'
The modern boy is a bigger man
than his father or his fathers elderly
friends, and knows that he knows
more. With all the advantages of
obtaining better education and a
higher civilization in these later
days, what, with such evil tenden.
cies, may we expect from the rising
generation?- Rockingham Bee.
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The jury returned verdict in ia.
vor of the defendant. Whereupon
counsel for plaintiff complained that
the cause Of his client was preiu-
diced because of "color and previous
condition. When the foreman of
the jury grace-ly informed the land
claimant that he considered the &C.
ton of the jury quite impartial:
While the defendant was favored
with a verdict in his interest, all of
the sympathy of The jury was in behalf
of the plaintiff. The disconsolate
and disguised attorney at once ap.
pealed, and now prays for more YER
dict and less sympathy.
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To the Public.
BELLEVUE APRu

BELLEVUE APRIL 18th, 1881.
Having noticed in the Shreveport papers of
the 18th inst, statement of Captain Thomas
IN reference to the murder of my brother, M.
Hugh Dickson, at early dawn on the 10th in
slant, in his bed at home. and finding it in
many respects erroneous, will state the facts:
On Sunday morning, the 10th inst, about 5
O'Clock A. NJ, was partially aroused from my
sleep by the report of fire arms, and not per-
ce1vlng from what direction it came, nor
dreaming Of violence to any one in the house,
was not startled until one or two minutes
afterwards, whom l heard groans proceeding
from my brothers room. Immediately arose
and ran into his room, calling to my sister-in-
law as l went, who at once came with lamp.
l raised my brother up, and perceiving he was
wounded, asked him: "Who shot YOU 2" He
replied, Nobody" then, after pause, resum.
ing, he said Brother Milton would not shoot
me-" After getting water and towels, hur-
ried out to send for medical aid. He was then
conscious and remained SO until few minutes
before his death, which occurred a little after
9 o'clock. M in the meantime indulging in
prayer and nodding or shaking his head in
aihrmation OF negation OF whatever was asked
him. The neighbors arriving an hour or two
after he received his wound perceived this
Hugh had, the night before, talked to me
confdentsaily of the charge made against him.
and, after assuring me of his entire innocence,
expressed sense of deep modification that
NC sHoulu De tHuS accused. captain Thomas
had led me to believe. when left Shreveport
on Saturday, that Hugh should have an oppor-
tunity to establish his innocence, and that his
Intentions and purposes were quite different
from what events have since proven them to
have been. We therefore thought of suicide,
and knew no better, until some of the neigh
bors, after his death, informed u.s. Captain
Thomas was neither seen, nor heard, by any of
the inmates of our house, either as he approach.
ed, entered or lefti it.
In view of the fact that the murder of NV
brother, M. Hugh Dickson, will be .judicially
investigated at an early day, and that preiidi-
cial statements have, with great adroit,aess and
ingenuity been circulated in advance, even of
our knowing who was the perpetrator of the
deed, we respectfully ask Of the pnblic not to
form hasty opinion.
We ask this for the memory of our dead
brother, his family, his friends-for the sake
of the saeredness Of home, dear to every
American citizen; we ask it, in behalf of the
community in which the deed was perpetrated,
and in tie name of the State whose laws have
been violated.
All we want all we wish; is an unbiased and
free hearing
NJ. Hugh Dickson was in his twenty sixth
year; was born in the parish of East Felicana,
La, and was reared and educated principally
in Belgium.
Very Respectfully,
PALMER DICKSON.
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FOrney's "Progress''
THE FUTURE.
FOR

With the issue of November 18th, 1880,
w PROGRESS began it's third volume
Hereafter it will be an Independent Democrat
ic paper retaining all its eclectic features, dis
GUESSING society finance, the drama, railroads,
and foreign affairs Its price has been reduced
to q 50 per annum, or cents number
AS have placed all my means in the reor-
ganized enterprise, and propose to devote all
my time to it, / have no hesitation in asking
my personal and political friends to give me
the benefit of their prompt and active co-opera-
iron. When we recoilect that ever z6, 900 votes
were cast for Gen. Hancock in the city of Phil
adelphia alone ON the I'd of November, and in
Pennsylvania 400, GOO, and in the country at
large about five million Of votes, there ought
to be a ready and liberal response to the
scheme Of an Independent Democratic weekly
paper Of the higher class in Philadelphia.
The hour of Democratic defeat procured by
open purchase of suffrage and by deliberate
intimidation of the dependent citizen, should
also be an hour of Democratic education and
preparation for the great work Of organization
and action, in the present and the future.
JOHN w. FORNEY,
Editor and Proprietor of Progress,
ZOE Chestnut Street, philadelphia.
Terms for Progress: 81 50per year. Single
copies cents. 70
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4 large SPACE, 4s column Family and Relig
~ Ious Newspaper. 1t is devoted to Che
propagation and maintenance of Primitive
Christianity as taught by Che Apostles of
Christ. Striving in love, its purposes are to
save men and glorify God. 10 this end it's
editors are constantly laboring. It will be
sent for 1881 at the following rates:
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=. In clubs of five at % each, an extra copy
viii be given the olah raiser, or any one whom
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In clubs of 10. 81 rs for each subscription.
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Homestead Entry No. 1851
Land Office at Natehitoches, La, }
Mornh ll<k 1904

Land Office at Natchitoches, La, !
March 18th, 1880.
Notice is hereby that tie following named
~ settler has filed notice of his Intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof before the Clerk Of
District Court, at Bellevue, Louisiana on the
End day of May, 1881, at the expiration Of
80 days from the date of this notice, viz:
Homestead Entry No. 1851, Hilton Nansell,
for the south half of southwest Gtafter OF
section 2, and north half of northwest quarter
Of section Il, township 81, range ID west
Louisiana meridian, and names the following
linsburg P o; Nat Stewart, of Collinsburg P
o; W Aiken. Of Collinsburg P O; and lobe
Lyles, OF Collinsburg Pc.
L. DUPLEX, Register.
Bellevue, La, March 81, 1881. lapr %
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Land Office at Natchitoches, La, }

Land Office at Natchitoches. La, J
- March 18th, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that tie following
~ named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make, final proof in support of his
claim, and secure final entry thereof before the
Clerk of District Court as Bellevue, La, on
the 7th day of May, 1881, at tie expiration
Of thirty days from the date of this notice. viz:
Homestead Entry No. li5l-John Silt John
son-for the southwest Quarter of the
southwest quarter of section Is, township 81,
range twelve west, Louisiana meridian, and
names the following as his witnesses, viz: Dan
lei Smith, of Rocky Mount P. O; p. W. Young,
of Rocky Mount P. O.; John w. Rabb, of Rocky
Mount P. O., and T. j. Martin, of Rocky Mount
20. L. DUPLEIX, Register.
March 81, 1881. apps
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Homestead Entry No. 1922.
LAND OFFICE AT NATCHITocHEs, LA,
March 30th, 1881.

LAND OFFICE AT NATCHIToCHEs, LA, ,
March Both, 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of her in,
tention to make final proof in support of her
claim, and secure final entry thereof before
the Clerk of District Court at Bellevue, La,
on the 18th day of May, 1881, at the expiration
OF thirty DAYS from the date, of this notice. viz
Homestead Entry No ll22, Margery Morrison,
widow of Marsall w. Morrison, for the north,
west quarter of southwest quarter of section
n; south half of southeast quarter OF section
IL, and northeast quarter of northeast quarter
OF section IL, township 81, range IL, west Lou
islana meridian, and names the following as
her witnesses, viz c. Marion Burks, of Rock
Mount ? o; John b. Campbell. of Rocky Mount
.; VIM. j. Hughes Of Rocky Mount p O.;
and David NJ Morrison, of Rocky Mount o.
April 9TH, 1881. NAV
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Homestead Entry No. ll42.
Land Office at Natchitoches, La, !

Land Office at Natchitoches, La, }
February Ia, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof before the Clerk
OF District Court, at Bellevue, La, on the 9th
day. of May, 1881, at the expiration of thirty
days from the date of this notice, viz: Wiley
Chapman Keith, Homestead Entry No. ll42,
for the northeast quarter of southwest quarter
OF section 30, township 81 range II west, Loui
siana Meridian and names the following as his
witnesses, viz: John Oliver, of Bellevue P o;
Amos Bryan, of Bellevue p o. Geo w. Lilly,
OF Bellevue o; and Jasper b. Wilmington,
of Bellevue Pc.
L. DUPLEIX, Register.
Aprh th' 1851 may 5
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Homestead Entry No. 1870.
Land Office at Natchitoches, La. ,

Lanu Omce at NatchltOches La, ]
March 3Oth, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his in
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim. and secure final entry thereof before
the Clerk OF District Court, at Bellevue, La
on the 18th day of May, 1881, at the ex piration
OF thirty days from the date of this notice, viz
Homestead Entry No. ll20, John Mckenzie
Mccall. for the southeast quarter of section
~; south half of northwest quarter and north
east quarter of southwest quarter of section
~. township2l, range IL, west Louisiana meri-
dian, and names the following AS his witnesses,
viz Q. Marion Burks. of Rocky Mount P D;
John Is Campbell, of Rocky Mount p o; VIM
j. Hughes, of Rocky Mount P o; and David
NJ. Morrison, of Rocky MountPO.
l.. DUPLEX, Register.
Apfii th, 1851. may 5
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JEFFERSON DAVIS: Sad as have been the
consequences of the war which followed SO
observation-disclosures in its moral, material and
political Relationship we have good cause to
feel proud that the course of the Southern
States has left no blot nor stain upon the hon
or and chivalry of their people,
And if our children must obey,
They must; but-thinking ON our day
Twill less debase them to obey''
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The SsassstOss Spectator,

Dbblished every Tuesday morning by K.
MAUZY q CO, at Staunton, Virginia
Subscription, - per annHm, in advance.
The Spectator has a large circulation, and
as an advertising medium for this section of the
country, is surpassed by none.
The Spectator was the first established at
this place nearly century ago, and is now in
it's 18th volume, under its present title. Its
list of subscribers is larger than that Of any
other paper west of the Blue Ridge, and is,
therefore, the best advertising medium in the
Valley OF Virginia, or in West Virginia [mI2
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GOOD NEWs.-We learn from re.
liable authority that the Texas and
Pacific Company, throug the board
OF directors, have ratified the pur.
chase of the Vickshurg, Shreveport
and Texas railroad. This will insure
the completion in a short time.-
Shreveport Standard.
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ut. John J.Swindle, of Red Land,
agent for the celebrated "Book wal.
'er' Engines offers, this year, great.
y Inducements to purchasers than
.e'mer!y. The machinery has been
Improved and prices for same re.
uaeed' Now is your time to buy.
1r' Swindfe is also agent for sew
elal popular medicines, all of which
"''' oe found advertised in this pa
PCT. The remedies are all reliable
auu Will do everything they are
.e'onmended to do. Buy 'em and
Try 'em.
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"Ford's Christian Repository for
april is delightful number. There
IS not a dull article in it. A striking
feature Of the number is it's variety.
1t is full of fresh, instructive, and
entertaining matter. Terms, 50 so
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''an Repository" st. Louis, Mo.
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The GREATEST BLEssING-A simple, pure,
harmless remedy, that cures every time, and
prevents diseases by keeping the blood pure,
stomach regular, kidneys and liver active. is
the greatest blessing ever conferred on man.
Hop Bitters is that remedy and its proprietors
are being blessed by thousands who have been
saved and cured by it. VIII you try it?-Edgte
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Tho Sparta Rural Times has en-.
tered upon its 18th year of useful
ness. Its age indicates that it is a
GOOD newspaper and is liked by the
bienvIlle people. Many years of
prosperity to you, friend Head.
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Our Sheriff, Maj. r. E. Wyche,
WIN leave for Baton Rouge in few
uays with the following named pris-
oaers' found guilty of larceny and
0ehtenced at last term of Bossier
district Court, to State penitentiary:
namp Rodgers and Lawrence Rem
~ TWO years, and Dunk Shelton
aaa Kemp Dickerson, one year each.
All colored.
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put into immediate possession of the
property thus purchased.
Witness my official signature on
this the 7th day of April, A. D..
1881. r. E. WYCHE,
Sheriff and ex-officio Tax
Collector of BOssier Parish, La.