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New ORLEANs, La, I
Nov, 10, 1883.
THIS GRANT HAVING BEEN AS
i signed to the New Orleans Pacific
Railway Company, aud the title to the
lands so granted having been duly
vested in the New Orleans Pacific
Railway Company by proper action
of the authorities of the United States,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
to the settlers whose claims were pro-
vided for in the agreement made by
the New Orleans Pacific Railway Com
.pany and Messrs. Blanchard and Ro-
bertson, Represen tatives in Congress,
of date January 4, 1882, that the New
Orleans Pacific Railway Company is
now ready to receive claims under said
agreement, in order that patents may
be issued to such settlers as soon as
the same can be obtained from the
United States government. On appli.
cation to the undersigned, stating full
particulars of claim and location of
land. a circular will be forwarded con.
tanning q copy of the above agreement
with Messrs. Blanchard and Robertson
and such other information az may be
necessary.
E. B. WHEELOCK,
President New Orleans Pacific Rail-
way Company.
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James P. Hickman,
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The President resumed the chair,
On motion of Mr.. Blanchard,
Resolved, That the President of this
jury be authorized to purchase two
lamps, such as may be required for the
purpose, one to be erected on each
side OF the river at the Ferry landing
in Alexandra and Pineville, and IS
also authorized to purchase and furnish
to the lessee of the ferry what oil NAV
be required for the purpose of keeping
them burning. =
On motion of Mr.. Heyman,
Resolved, That committee, con-
sisting Of the following citizens, D. G.
Paul, Patrick Kelly and A. Hilton, be
appointed to examine into the condi-
ton of the Jail and report at the next
meeting of this Jury what repairs and
alterations are needed to improve its
sanitary condition, and also it's effect
iveness as a place of confinement for
prisoners, the report to include full
and detailed statement of the probable
costs.
On motion of Mr.. Blanchard,
Resolved, That Capt. James JEFF
fries, James P. Hickman and Joseph
Lawrence be appointed committee to
examine the present public road from
Rigolette bridge to Red River, as To-
Gated thronuh tho nronartv If NJ u
j. Barrett, and make an estimate of
all damages, if any, to be assessed
against the Parish, and make report to
this Jury at its next meeting.
Extending the session until nearly
dark in its endeavor to get through
business and adjourn, but finding it
Impossible to do so, the Jury adjourn
ed until tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Attest: L. c. SANFORD,
Clerk P. J.
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For Sheriff.

~ We are authorized ia announce
ROBT. L. LUCKETT,
Dc q candidate for Sheriff of Rapides
Parish. subject to nomination by the
next Democratic Parish Convention.
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For Clerk.

a. The undersigned respectfully an
nounces that he will be a candidate for
Clerk of Court and Recorder of Rap
ides Parish, subject to nomination BY
the Democratic party.
G. 0, Warts,
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OFFICIAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF POLICE JURY

CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST PAGE.
The Finance Committee went int
the examination of claims, which con
sumed the balance of the day, and at
o'clock the Jury adjourned until to
morrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Attest: L. G. SANFORD,
Clerk P. J.
ALEXANDRIA,, La, }
Dec. S, 1883. !
The Police Jury met pursuant to
adjournment.
Present.
F. Seip, President;
A. Heyman,
Geo. L. Wilson,
John A. Dixon,
+. A. Blanchard,
j. Y. Hathon,
j. w. Glass,
James P. Hickman,
H. F. Long.
The minutes of yesterday were read
and approved.
The report Of commissioners for re-
pairing bridges across Big Indian and
Little Indian Bayous was received,
considered and adopted.
The report Of w. J. Dean, Road In
spector of Road District No. 3, was re-
eeived, considered and adopted.
The report of commissioners and
bond of contractor, W. F. Flowers, for
the building of the bridge across Will
liamson's Greek, was received, consid-
cred and adopted.
The report of commissioners and
bond of contractor for building bridge
across the Greek near G. NJ. Caruth's
was received, considered and adopted.
The report of the commissioners and
the bond of the contractor for building
3 bridge across the creek near Hint.
ston was received, considered and
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Dixon,
Resolved, That the petition Of citi.
zens Of Spring Hill ward, asking for a
public road from Woods Mill to inter.
section of Chicot road, near Calhoun's
store, be granted, and that S. D. Wick,
H. B. Mast and John. A. Calhoon be
appointed commissioners to locate said
road and apportion hands to work the
same and report to this Jury at its
next meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Blanchard,
Resolved, That the petition of citi-
zens of Cotile Ward, asking that a
road be opened from Bebee's Mill to
Cotile Landing be and the same is
hereby granted; provided, that there
are no damages to be assessed and no
bridges to be built by the Parish.
Resolved further, That VIM. Clarke,
T. d. Knight and VIM. Bebee be ap-
pointed commissioners to lay out the
road and to appoint the hands required
for WORKING it, and that VIM. Bebee
be appointed syndie.
On motion the Jury then adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
+ Attest; L. G. SANFORD,
Clerk P. J.
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a We are authorized to announce
&c. RYAN,
as a candidate for District Attorney of
the 18th Judicial District, subject to
nomination by the Democratic Con-
vention.
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ALEXANDRIA, LA, |
Dec. 4. 1889,

ALEXANDRIA, LA, }
Dec. a, 1883. !
Messrs. j. G. White, T. B. French.
Mires Essential, Jno. We'll, Jno. A.
Williams, Jno. C. Rogers, Ed. Well,
Joseph Vel and others.
GENTLEMEN-In reply to your fat
tering request to become a candidate
for the Office of Representative from
this Parish in the next Legislature,
can only say that with my convictions
as to the duties of citizenship, l am
left no alternative but to comply with
the request which you have made in
such complimentary terms.
believe that the best interests OF
the people are secured when the Office
seeks the man and not the man the
office, and if the delegates to the Con.
vention of the Democratic party OF
this Parish, when they meet as repre-.
sentatives of the sentiments of my fel.
low-citizens, should agree with your
toe partial estimate of my ability to
serve them and tender to me the nom,
nation for that place, would not feel
at liberty to decline it.
If, on the other hand, they should
think that some other son of Rapides,
can better serve her, l shall cheerfully
acknowledge the wisdom of that choice
without chagrin or discomforture.
After thanking you, as l do most
sincerely, for the expression of your
confidence and desire to honor me, con-
clude by saying, that while / shall not
personally seek it, l will accept the
nomination if it is rendered to me by
the Democratic Parish Convention.
Very Respectfully Yours,
ROBT. P. HUNTER.
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For Representative.

w We are authorized to announce
II. SPENCE SMITH
as A candidate for the House of Repre-
sentatives, subject to nomination by the
Democratic party.
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For District Attorney.

U We are authorized to announce
JNO. c. WICKLIFFE,
of the Parish of Grant, as a candidate
for the Office of District Attorney of
the 18th Judicial District, subject to
tho action of the Democratic party.
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~ The many friends of
J.G.P. HOOE,
hereby announce him as candidate
for Sheriff of the Parish of Rapides,
subject to nomination by the next De
mocratic Parish Convention.
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For District Judge.

~ We are authorized to announce
W. F. BLACKMAN,
as candidate for Judge Of the 18th Ju-
dicial District, subject to the action ot
the Democratic District Nominating
Convention.
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~ We are authorized to Announce
EDWIN G.. HUNTER,
as candidate for District Judge OF
the 18th Judicial District, subject to
nomination of the Democratic Con-
ventiun. ..s
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ANNOUNCEME TENTS.
For State Auditor.

az We are authorized to announce
G.. C. NASH,
Of Grant Parish, as a candidate for the
Office of State Auditor at the ensuing
election, subject to the action Of the
Democratic State Nominating Convsn-
ion.
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ALEXANDRIA, La,

AAEAaNDh1A,l LA,
Dec. 6, 1883. I
The Police Jury met pursuant tc
adjournment.
Present.
F. seip, President;
Geo. L. Wilson,
John A. Dixon,
j. Y. Hathorn,
j. W. Glass,
James 2. Hickman,
H. f. Long,
+. A. Blanchard,
A. Heyman.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson,
Resolved, That the petition of citi.
zens living in Cheneyville Ward be.
low the Echo road and north of Boat.
ing bayou to lower Parish line, be and
the same is hereby granted, and they
are now placed back in Lamourie
Ward where they were in the year 1877
Yeas on the above resolution-Hey.
man, Hickman, Blanchard, Wilson
Long, Glass, Dixon and Hathorn
Nays-None.
The Jury then proceeded in a body
to visit and inspect the jail.
On motion of Mr.. Dixon,
Resolved, That W. H. Vale be ap.
pointed syndic on the road from
Wales Gin to intersection of Road
District No. 9, vice 7. W. Page, de.
ceased.
Action on the claim of Mr., NJ. W,
Baltic, for $50, for Road District No.
2, Alexandria Ward, for removing OBJ
structions from the road, was postponed
indefinitely.
On motion of Mr.. Long,
Resolved, That the reports of the
Road Inspectors, NJ. S. Trimble, L.
Bushnell, W. J. Dean and Jos. Law
renee be accepted and filed away fol-
future reference.
On motion the Jury then adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Attest: L. G. SANFORD,
Clerk P. j.
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az We are authorized to announce
F. F. PERRODIN,

of St. Landry, as candidate for Attor-
ney General of Louisiana, subject to
nomination by the State Democratic
Convention.
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~ We are authorized to announce
THOS. OVERTON.

of Avoyelles. as 4 candidate for Judge
of the 18th Judicial District, subject to
nomination by the Democratic party.
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RALPH WALTER,
Manufacturer Of
JESS AND SADDLES
FRONT STREET
ALEXANDRIA, LA

haze Saddles from TEXAS, the only genuine,
THE Irees-and made eq-as good as you can find,
In black and whitc leather, heauy and lighter,
In sizes to suit the horse and the rider.
My aim is to make my scork Of good leather,
And stitch it ecaM thread that aciU hold together;
haze Harness trimmed sciM siluer, Japan and BRASS
To suit the large horse, pony or ass
haze halers cih flee rings and others uith three;
# you don't believe they're good ones Just call and see
And vebding for backbands, four inches scide;
They're nice things for Summer for they haze been tried
We haze brides for stations, the geling and mare;
Bits plated aoih siluer, and snaps made of scre;
Biting brides for cols to teach them to kaoau
THE rags Of the ac0rld, ond IN echat shape to 40.
Those IN scant Of such articles, just gre me call;
II can't shoe you good uork, IN shoe none at all;
wish not q large profit soork that SELL
good, honest living iuing svM 40 me quite wea
But try and see, and ask for no more;
haze q large room for my store;
You scW my sign out and find me scithn}
So make visit, and youW cone again.
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ALExANDRIA,LA., }

ALEXANDRIA, La, !
Dec. 7, 1888. {
The Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present.
F. seip, President;
A. Heyman,
Geo. L. Wilson,
John A. Dixon,
F. A. Blanchard,
j. Y. Hathorn,
J. w. Glass,
James P. Hickman,
Fl. F. Long.
The President, feeling quite unwell
requested Mr.. Long to occupy the
chair.
The minutes of yesterday were read
and approved.
The morning session was consumed
with Finance claims and at II o'clock
the Jury adjourned till o'clock P. NJ
Attest: L. c. SANFORD,
Clerk P. j.
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NEW TO-DAY.
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In diseases Of the
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-12-12

D. T. STAFFORD,
as a candidate for Sheriff Of Hapides
Parish, subject to nomination by the
Democratic party.
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For Attorney General.
az We are authorized to announce
H. L. DAIGRE,

as candidate for Attorney General,
subject to the nomination of the Dem
ocratic State Convention,
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L. G. Wheadon, Chas. NJ. Flower,
T. B French, W. G. johnson,
Thos. Crawley, NJ. Klein,
j. Kosenthal, Sol. Hess,
Nels. Taylor, j. W. Gordon,
Moses Rosenthal, f. We'll,
E. A. Budbrock, Chas. Monroe,
Mires Rosenthal, Joseph We'll,
w. Graham, J. +. Graham,
l. We'll, F. Scheu,
L. P. Wilmington, Chas. Walking,
). W. Compton, II. Levin,
Geo. W. Whitman, J. G. White.
B. c. Duke, J. We'll,
John A. Williams, J. B. Ashley,
G. A. Thornton, John G. Rogers.
NJ. Paul, J.R. Thornton,
Il. W. Bringhurst and others.
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2 O'CLOCK P. NJ.

The Jury met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present:
F. seip, President;
A. Heyman,
Geo. L. Wilson,
John A. Dixon,
T. A. Blanchard,
J. Y. Hathon;
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Correspondence.
ALEXANDRIA, LA, J
Dec. 3, 1883, {

ALEXANDRIA, La, !
Dec. 3, 1883. !
Robt. P. Hunter, Esq,
DEAR SIR:--The undersigned, full
ly appreciating your ability as law
yer, and entertaining the highest re-
gard for your honesty as a man, integ-
rity as a Democrat, and feeling conf
dent that no one could better represent
your people in the Legislative Halls of
the State, respectfully ask permission
to allow them to use your name as a
candidate for the Legislature, subject
to the nomination of the Democratic
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NOTICE
SETTIERS!

Lands Granted By oct Of Congress Of
March 8, 1871, to New Orleans, b.
ton Rouge and Vicksbwy Railroad
Company, knoscn as Backbone
Road"
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~ We are authorized to announce
D.T. STAFFORD.
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TelegraDhic Rrlefa

The Moline Malleable iron works. at Rock
Island, ILL.,, has executed a trust deed for $4,000
on its realty, and chattel mortgage for 500 on
all its other effects to protect Geo. II. Hiil, S.
Wheelock, A. L. Carson and the Keator lumber
company.
The steamer City of Rome, which started for
New York yesterday from Queenstown, but was
detained by slight hitch In ler machinery, again
sailed yesterday.
q. C. Quigley, agent for the Lehigh Valley Coal
Company. and dealer In stoneware In Cleveland,
Ohio, assigned to-day.
At Keithsburg, Ill, Hiram Blair shot his wife on
wednesday and then committed suicide. The wife
may recover. Cause, jealouay.
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Affairs In West Washington.

DIED IN C0LORADO.-Mr. Charles Stone, who left
rfs0n, former superintendent OF the Montgomery
county gold mines, in some mining operations In
dsa hs % last His
MORE RoBBBRIEs REPoRTED.-Three white men
entered the shoe store OF Mr.. j. ID. Newman, on
pricing some goods asked for change for s.. Mr..
Newman opened his safe and gave it to them,
when they went out. Shortly afterwards Mr..
and upon going to his safe afterwards he dis
covered that 1t had been robbed OF about $50,
Seng IN belonging to his
description OF the parties. 1t is thought that one
Of the men slipped into the store while Mr.. New
Skidmore arrested Edmonia Newman, 16 years Of
age, on warrant sworn out by VIM. F. Bayliss,
who charges her with having robbed him of s110
Protestant Sunday school took place last evening
in the church ediflce on Congress street The pro-
gram ,h consisted OF singing and regulations Each
words. "Jesus. the Rock OF Ages' was formed.
Miss Ella Barrett read selection. 'sThe Rock Of
the school was presented with handsome crayon
likeness OF Mr John Browning. medal was
given given, to William Upperman for attendance and
exercises cross was brought in, and one of the
school children clinging to it formed very pretty
Tgg and k shs
BUILDING ASSOCIATION. AT the nth regular
monthly meeting OF the Eleventh building associ-
disposed Of being 40 shares relieved at the stock
value rates, $96 25 per share.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-Willtam Louis Schley
Lodge, No. 4. L Q. NJ, has elected the following
ofdcers to serve the ensuing term: s. A. Harper,
s: NJ Samuel Daw. w. NJ; VIM. Hodgkins, J. NJ. !;
Il; G. Divine. R s.; G. W. Baninger, F. S. !; H. G.
Wagner. Treas; j. II. Ballinger, c.; George w.
Paul, Con.
AccIDENTs.-About O'Clock yesterday evening
seven.year:old son of Capt. Sherman, OF the canal
boat Z. r. Ladew, lying at the Borden company's
wharf, while playing on the deck OF the boat with
pair OF scissors In his hand, fell the water
barrel and received severe penetrating wound in
the forehead from the scissors, and then fell into
the canal, and was saved from drowning by his
father.-The bad condition OF TenleytOWn road
caused horse to fall and break his leg yester-
day.
SHIPPING GNEws.-Arrived- Schooner Charles W.
Simons, Babbit, Providence; Elliot B. Church. Con-
ary. Fall River; Elm City, Etheridge, Kennebec.
Cleared-Hattie s. Williams, Bray, SOMERSET;
Charles w. SimOnS Babbt, New Bedford.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Murray vandiviner.
with 5000 bushels wheat Sales-7.CO0 bushels
wheat at 1l74; $500 bushels at 49,
CONDITION OF THE WATER-Great Falls, turbid;
receiving reservoir, south connection, do ; north
connection, clear; distributing reservoir, clear.
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Brutal Murder i'm virginia,

DANvnLR, Va, June ga few days ago quar-
rel arose between the Grant and Manning fami-
les residents OF the northern part OF Pittsylvania
county, about some fowls which j. w. Manning
was accused OF killing. 1t Is stated that George
T. Grant was thereupon urged by his mother TO
KID Manning, and that he crept upon him while he
was at work In a corn field, shot him five times
ana afterwards beat him with his fist and stamped
upon him, saying snow d-n you, die" Manning
died the following day Grant escaped.
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District Government Affairs.
CHANGES AND APPOINTMENTS ON THE POL

CHANGES AND APPOINTMENTS ON THE POLICE
FORCE.
The District Commissioners yesterday upon the
Recommendation OF Major Dye, chief OF police
decided to dismount the following mount.
ed ofncerS on the police force: Leuts. Gessford
Guy, Redway and BOteler, Offlcers Turnburke,
Lewis, Morgan, Cole, Hess, Felt, Breen, Kirby,
RRanRRngmam RanRn sna Nchoison Britt ysfrss Qulnan
FIrst-class Privates Clinton, Ranke, Cole. CAN'T,
Wagner and Allen to second-class privates and tG
Walsh. Thos. Moore, John C. Daley, W. T. Haw. H ".
kins, Geo. j. Hilbus, VIM. L Croghili, VIM Hass
saml brown and Jas. Law flrst-class privates, to
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
Yesterday. Harborinaster Sutton handed Major
Dye his resignation as policeman and he Will re-
celVe his commission and will be sworn In as har-
bormaster.
A petition has been sent to the District Commits.
sioners by Mr.. Jacob H. Weber and others asking
Ior the erection OF gas lamps on the south side OF
east
THE BRIDGE OVER SIXTH STREET.
MT Geo C. wilkins, general agent Baltimore
Commissioners, states that they are about to
begin the erection OF the bridge over 9th street re-
qulred by the act OF Congress approved May 2l,
1872. This is In the mall across 9Th street. and is
to be quite ornamental A description was given
IN The STAR about a year ago.
CONTRACTS FOR SEWER WORK.
The District Commissioners have decided to
award contracts for sewer work as follows: On
9Th and streets northwest to John Cudmore: o
street northwest, same; II street northwest, Pat
rick Malonsy; street northwest, w. H. Mohler; D
street southwest: Patrick Ma,oney; 3Oth street
northwest, Patrick Maloney; l. 4th and 5th streets
northeast, John Cudmore.
EQUALIZATION OF ASSESSMENTS.
The assessors are hard at work to-day on the
equalization OF assessments and will prooabIy
conclude this duty by tomorrow night, when the
books Will be open for examination and appeals
law itself is what they are guided by, and that no
rules or regulations are necessary. There can be
no question but that thorough AMI fair assess
ment Will be made. They will be ready to sit as
board OF appeals on Monday.