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Under the above heading the co!ored
churches have issued the following unique
dodger, and II Is inferred from the tone OF
the same that they anticipate an opposition
picnic. II Is signed cy the committee and
reads like this:
To tho Colored Churohes Of ths City OF Dallas:
DEAR PASTORS, BROTHERS n SfsrERs-
The committees Of special arrangement FOR
the N neieenth celebration, deem 1t necss-
gary to address you this circular for the To-
loving reasons
Ws;-ro warn you against the patronage
OF any opposite party that may be gotten up
egsins, our grave yard enterprise.
S,c)nd-To AJAX every lady aud eeotleman
IA Dallas who wants 10 zee q Mica co'orod
graveyard paid tor. fenced In and laid oil IN
good style, 10 @ 10 Shady View park next
Thu STAY, Jui . 10. end spend your money
freely, ana this can be done.
SJms one may get up a personal pocket
picnic. bu, we ask YOU to cone to the
grave ysrd picnicl Let no mans picnic
pick your pocket. Help Us. Men that can
work six DAYS in the week should not try
tn make 90 much money out OF this grave
yard enterprise, which has but ono cay
lust now to make money. This
sump,uously and enjoy yourselves 10 your
hear,'s content. Will you come, then, to
Shady View park. aud help Us ITO Tx no
our poor disordered grave yard? BY o.er.
| sight OF the printing committee, the Eve
| ming Chapel church committee WAS left out.
| We hops they will forgive us for this
wrong. These arc their names: Rev. s:
Towsell, pastor; 8. p. johnson, A. Boyd
and N. Greer. Churches and pastors are:
Evsuing Chapel, 8 Towseli; Union Bethel,
J.. II. Armstrong: New Hope, A.. Il. 0riggs;
st. Paul, q. Young: Young Street, III. s.
Howell; st. James, q. ID. Russell; et. John,
a, X. C~nshenbery, Mount Zion, : Hughes;
New ZION, A. b. Moore; Antioch, 8, II.
Smith: Free WIN, II L. Brown; Primitive,
= Nicholson; Plymouth, A. Stokes.
Let each pastor, with his full membsr'
shin and sioaer friends. be at Shady view
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/ 2.seaied carrlage, horse aud harness. 4 oP-
Z uEIMER, cornsr Ervay ANA fou1R SIS
10 sALE-A HANDSOME ROSEWOOD
l. piano. good as new, standnrd make Amply
to W. II Murcock, Dallas. or 20 RS. ". Hos
kius Terrell, cxag. jel5.2t
EoR sALE-TllE "PLASO MiLLS," EN-
IT. hraciug ! sets stones, ! for corn, = for wheat
and ! for niddings, purified snd everything
complete, with capacity OF 30 Dol Il ur ver day;
| also 4 gin stands, enpino aud polef OF Go horse
power Als1 > good dweiiuRs Of 4 rooms, vol
and spring and 10 &C IS o. laud; nr snrln< creek
In O llln county within one Ntle cfthe II. ST.
C.. Railroad az Piano and in ne cenier OF q inc
rich agricultural ciunify, ihcsly populated.
Considering the location ana tag magnificent
crop OF grain that ~ now heing harvested, a
boiter bargain can MT be had VIII sell for
CASH o. pari C. ish end balance in good farming
p~rorerty. Oheied only TO n shou time by UBc
PHY &BOLANZ, RIAL Estate az nls, No. 700
Mai street, Dallas. Texas tel,tf
EOk REnT-BklCk MAREHO unk, NJ. 3O7
L Man street. Apply to l.. II. II hItkls, Agt,
Yves! Texas Internal Revenue Office, Norton's
building. lel0-lw
IGOR sALE-rWO HOUSES; EAuH HOUSE
II containing four rooms; cisterns We y conve-
uient; 25-fOot vacant lot. the three lots contain
l05 feet front on Commerco tteot. Inquire at
lil4 street Je1-lm
FOR SALE CITY. HOTEL, AT BAIRD-3!
l. rooms, well Furnished; good location and
doins a g.od b u'iness. Address G. j.. MIL
LEk tiaiId. Texas. le4-lm
EUK SALE-A FINE, NEW, kOOMY, TWO-
T. SHY rCsiQ nee, cOnVefl"utIy hFfhi ecu anu
well constructed, with ample grounds, well
81 AIDED by forest and other tees, watar.works
attached, q large cistern, several spring., a l'v-
log aud ever. fowing stream running through
the south end o. the q ounds. which Ia ttscepu
bic of beng mfde very be. utsful aud attractive
At little ex pence. and can &c UTILISED for raising
1sh; In u choice nelgabofhood, c5nveniet TO
business, fronting on two streets. and within
ono blocK of two street railways. For Iarlicu-
lara price and terrs, call on kPH q DO
LAM, neal Estate Agents aud Collectors, No.
700 Main street naySl.tf
L'vR sALN-lWO GUoO DUS, BeGdY OR
good rs new; a GOOD 2.sca'cd buggy; . cts OF
work harness, aud / SCI OF buggy haruest; can BIO
bought cpeap TO- clsh Call on Il X. BAKER,
Division superintendent, or G., A READ, Man.
ager. E'ie Telephone o. Dallas Tex. mal6f
NOR SALE -BROOA MAChlNs5 FOR SALE
Il Two new machines and presses, Nestlake
" b ition manufscture, for sale gneap. Aidrets
wa Pt'Orrs. care aeuld oGce. lan2zH
T1OR eALE OK RnNr = A FLtsT-CLAS3,
e brand new piano; win sell on tue INSTALL
meut Dinn. Apply 10 s6i Ross avenue. fob29u
OR ~sALE-sALCUN ~FUkNINURE, COM
1 pfisi ng c. IN er, shelving and ice chest rs
good Gs new; viii sell very Cheap Tor cash. Ad.
dress ,, Herald olle.. arrotf
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NOTICES.


NOIlCE-uN Il AND BY AUTHORITY
~ Of fcsolntion afopied ~ the Council oil
the city OF Dallas Iune s, 1884, sealed propo-
ss's win be T. ceiscd at the Once OF toe CITY Sec
retsry anil . o clock p, m, : ptcnber J. 1854.
for Hight rs the city either b. gas OF elecir1o
lishifn n period Of two wears, from zld ne
Eovsmber 10. 1854, The CITY Cornell rcsefv~
ttcrlght TO eject any OF all bids.
jel2f w. Il. PARRY. City secretsf
! N1crtCk TO DEBTOAs AND CREDiIV
IN This undt r igned. whose r idea1
roit oni - Il az Dial as Texas. haylnk1
| appoi1te1 adm ~nisireior o. the c.tI
| SiermlcBgcr, iste II nallas county,
| re OCULAR term Of the comfy court ~
held for proba'e ana other n.1
the 3fst day of Nay last her ~
Sous Indebted 10 said estate
payment and those havirgo
same - rresent thee cuy
the time ~, scrfbed by .
poo- q 80 tn Law directs
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9enor Lsouordo Garh9losas. Of Santiago
&c d. Vegas, Cubs, waB completely cuftd
Of severe trtsrm,ttont nouralgis by tio use
OF ~. Jocog'8 OF, the great pain'bGnishcs.
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EOR RENT.

L1OR RENT rWo NEW COTTAGES, WITH
4 A looms eachi water IN ynrd, No, no ard az
Griffin street. one beck above Cochran street.
Apply to JOHN MoUDs. Grand Windsor Ho-
tel. Jelo-zt
EURNIsHEu ROOM FOR Rent, WITH
4 board. AZ i07 Live Oak stree. References
required ll5-2t
EOR RENI-NEAR THE FAIR GROUNDS
L three rooms aud goo1 summer kitchen; fne
oistern aud well water. Street cars pass In
front OF hoasc. Apply to WM. \. MASON, op-
posiie car shops, Eas. Dallas. lw. :
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EoR REaT-A FURNISHED kEslDksCE
l. with 4 bed rooms. parlor, diniug room, kitch
@ = and servants room, With bedding, table fur
niiure, etc for the summer. Won d like TO re-
tain two bird rooms for mc nbars o the owners
family WIN would Ike 10 board with tenant:
reieren ces 7, qniie q address T., IIe-nld oflcey
Dallas. 8-1t
LOR REM HALF of A TNO-s OkY
Z double house. most pleasantly and convent
entls situated. or would rentthrec nlcely furn-
stfcet, near Carutb. fra3l- Z
EoR R~ENT-PARr OF A HOUSE TO RENT
l. A rooms, fitcheu and servants room. nr
rooms TO rent: re .erence required. Inquire st
72t psc'ic avenue is3tt
| EOR RENT-A NICE fuRSI d ROOM,
I cool snt pleasant AZ Sl jackson ST. one min.
u'e's wall from Depot. sp3Qt
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-FURNIruRE. CARPGT5. NEW
i 2.seAied c~RrrlAgc. horse ana harness. 4 OP-
PEN ELMER, comer Ervay and iou1g s,s
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COURT CHRONICLES.
bllabl of Some Recent aud Impor'
,snt Decisions

q a, ,nu Ausir Telm II gully
~intsrrstiJg
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vaLposrA, GA, JUGS %, lss3.-Dn. J.
BRAprrELp Dear sir:-I have, as you
know, been selling your Female Regulator
for years, and l cave had a steadily IN
crsss;nr demand for II, and 1t gives the
very set ra~tisfsction. 4 frequently sell II
10 nhyricians, who use II In their practice
with satisfactory results.
Yours truly,
r. tn MAS, NJ. ID and Druggist.
Treatise on the Hszlth and Happiness o.
Wcma1 N siIed free
:BRApT1BLp R~EeuLA1.R Co.,
Boz q, Atlanta, &c.
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l. rooms, well furnished; good location and
doins a good bu'iness. Address G. j. MIL
LEN laird, TcxRs. jei-lm
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EOR sALE-A HANDSOME ROSEWOOD
L piano good as new, standard make, Apply
to ". II Murcock. Dallas. or 20 RS. V. Hos
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L1UK nALh-lMO GUOO DUN, b-Euf OR
= nolk AOls.4, - 1.L0rgc wagon almost 80
good ns new; a GOOD 2.sca'cd buggy; . cts OF
work harness,G aud 1 SCI or buggy harness; can DO
bought cpeap TO- clsh Call on Il X. BAKER,
Division superintendent. or 9, A READ, Nam
AYR. Esia Enlnnhane On !. UallRs Tex. mal6f
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IGOR sALE-rWo HOUSES; AUI HOUSE
II containing four rooms; cisierns We y conve-
uient; 25-fOot vacant lot. the three lots contain
l05 feet front on Commerco tteot. Inquire at
IiII lormerca street ier-im
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EUk REnT-BRiCK MAREHOUhk, No. 3O1
L Man street. Apply TO l.. II. II AtRls, Agt.,
West Texas Internal Revenue office, Norton's
building. leiO.lw
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-07

To MAKE FRENCH MUSTARD. Put on
plate one ounce of beet mustard
powder with tablespoonful OF salt, a
few leaves of tarragon, and q Glove of
garlic mixel fine; pour on il by de-
grees sufficient quantity of vinegar to
dilute 1t to the proper consistency, say
about a wineglassfui; mix 1t with a
wooden spoon. Do not use it IN less
than twenty.four hours.
Essence OF GINoRR.-Let four ounces
of Jamaica ginger be well bruised, and
put 1t into pint OF rectifed spirits of
WINE. Let 1t remain fortnight, then
press and filter it. A little essence tt
cayenne may be added if wished.
A VERY NICE STEW OF Triple. Boil
the tripe several hours until very ten
der; Cut 1t into pieces the size OF the
bowl of spoon; set it to stew in some
OF the Igor in whIct it was boiled
Add red pepper and salt to your taste;
then thicken 1t with butter and -four,
and let it stew slowly for several hours.
ROSE WATER for either perfume OF
culinary purposes, can be made by
using the following ingredients: Otto Of
roses, twelve drops; white sugar, hall
an ounce; magnesia, two drachms
pure soft water, one quart; alcohol
two ounces. Rub the otto of roses
with the sugar and magnesia, anc
gradually add the water aud alcohol
previously mixed, and filter the Who'll,
through paper.
To PREVENT THE SMOKING OF A LAMP
soak the wick in strong vinegar anC
dry 1t well before you use it; it vii
then bum both sweet and pleasant an
give much satisfaction for the triilin
trouble taken in preparing 1t.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1884-06-07

A great many people visited the old
Graham mansion, Baltimore, to ex-
anime the collection of oil paintings,
rare old engr wings, household fur
niture and articles of vertu to be sold
recently at public auction. There were
anumber of picture dealers, artists and
connnoisreurs present, attracted by the
announcement that several pictures by
old masters we're among the collection
and would be sold.
The two pictures by Peter Paul
Rubens were, of course, the centres Of
attraction. They were both large oils,
executed on copper, and were mounted
on easels. One was entitled "Dlana
and Nymphs, " representing the goddess
Of the chase surrounded by her atten,
dants after the bath. The other Is
The Judgment of Paris" Venus
Minerva and Juno are depicted posing
before Paris and Mercury. The goddess
Venus stands in front of Minerva
glitterng shield, upon which is dis
played the CHASTITY Gorgeous head
Discord with flaming torch is seen il
the clouds directly overhead gazini
with menacing eyes down upon tn
scene, The flesh tints are very effectIv
in this picture, and the pose Of Jun,
is strik.ngly artistic. The whole pic
ture bears the impress of the old schoo
IN its mode of treatment and coloring
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BEAUTIFUL rarNes

Beautiful lips are those whose words
Leap from the heart like songs of birds,
Yet whose utterancs prudence girds.
Beautiful hands are those that do
Work that is earnest, and brave, and true
Moment by moment the long day through
Beautiful feet are those that go
On kindly ministries to and FRO
Down lowliest ways, If God wills 1t so.
Beautiful shoulders are those that bear
Ceaseless burdens Of homely care
With patient grace and daily prayer.
Beautiful lives are those that bless
Silent rivers of happiness,
Whose hidden fountains few may guess.
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lake HENSLAY

Hog Cholera Sodeverywhert, sent by mail In
stamps Furnished large cans price 500; by MALL 81 10
circuars free, 8. JOHNSON q CO., Boston, Msxs- :
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FOR RENT.

TDEN PLANTATION ON BA.
~ you Rapides, eighteen miles
from Alexandria, La, and eight
miles from Boyce Station, on T. e.
P. R. R. containing 3l3 acres land.
well cleared and under fence, is of.
Tered for rent for a mum Der of years.
together with eight mules in good
order. There is enough corn on
the place to run it for twelve
months. The plantation has been
recently ditched, aud is now 10
frst-cla condition. There is a
first class Gin House on the prem
Uses, and everything is in working
order for making crop. There is
a good residence, good stables, ca
bins, etc. To a RESPONSIBLE party
the plantation will be routed on
favorable conditions and reasonable
terms. For further information
call on the premises or address
Il. A. BIOSSAT,
Sept. 10. Boyce, La.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

Nh. Richmond, U. S. claim
agent, is here and will remain for
some days, Rumor has it that he
viii, during his stay here, examine
into the claim of Judge John Ols-
born, amounting to $4,000.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

Assn. Parish Commissioner of
the Worlds Exposition Julius Lev
in, has been sent a monster egg
plant for exhibition, that weighs
II pounds. We did not learn the
name of the party who sent it, or
where it was grown.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

-fIENRY Odnm, colored, char
ged with chicken stealing, was tried
before Justice Wilmington on Sat-
urday. His bond was fixed at 500,
but he could not furnish the seen
rity. and was therefore remanded
to prison.
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Parish Executive Committee

Col. Jas. G. Wise,
]. G. White, F. scip,
Jonas Rosenthal, R. p. Hunter,
Jas. Andrews, w. Z. Taylor,
j. Z. T. Hooe, Ben. Turner,
=. w. Bolton, Jas. P. Hickman,
): L. Connella, B. NJ. Hayes,
N. Il. Roberts, R. B. Smith,
Jos. Meeker, John Phillips,
Oscar Barnidge, S. d. Williams,
Crawford Caroth, N. L. McGinnis,
+: A. blanchard, r. L. Luckett,
W. G. james, VIM. Harris,
A. +. Watson, Willie French,
j. L. Blackwell.
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Mr.. James VanHook has ia.
ken charge of the Wells Fargo
Express Co. here, lately superin-
tended and managed by Mr.. John
B. Hood. The latter gentleman,
owing to his very bad health, has
been granted a leave of absence OF
one month, during which time he
will travel. Mr.. VanHook, whose
stay with us is but for the time al.
.luded to above, claims to be the
oldest employee in the Express SER
vice now working on this end of
the division.
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Mr.. Bernard Foster, represcn.
ting the clothing house of Leon
Godchaux, New Orleans, is in town.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

CADET L. L. Hooe left Sunday
night on the L. and P. for the Uni
sersity at Baton Rouge.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

THE I and P. r. R. Co., has
just finished 400 yard switch at
Lamourie station.
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We witnessed the departure
Yesterday on the Morgan train, and
among tho passengers we noticed
three little rosebnds from the fra
grant gardens of Bayou Bonetf.
Misses Evelin and Corinne' Carnal
and Miss Matilda Meeker, who
have been visiting friends in this
place. We hope they will soon re-
turn and again brighten mp the dull
monotony of our little city.
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JOB Printing neatly executed
at this office.
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-JEss1E Reynolds was married
to George Davenport in Justice
Whittington's Court on Saturday.
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The CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
LAw.-1t will be seen by reference
to section 8, Act 101 of 1882, which
we publish below, that the commits
sioners Of election will have to be
provided with two boxes; in one box
the votes for members of Congress
shall be deposited, in the other the
votes for electors. Here is the law:
That all General Elections for
Representatives in Congress, shall
be held on the first Tuesday next
following the first Monday in No
vember, 1882, and every two years
thereaftey and shall be conducted
In the same manner as elections for
Representatives to the General As
sembly, except that the names of
persons voted for as Representatives
to Congress shall be printed on a
separate ballot and be deposited in
a separate box.
Alexandra Cotton Report.
Corrected 1si-sceekly By DAN Hitler.
ALEXANDRIA La,
Oct. 6, 's4.
Ordinary. ........ III
Good Ordinary,............. 81
Low Middling, .............. s5|
hiodhng,.................... 8
Good Middling, ........ 81
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

-CApr. Chas. P. Truslow, pres
ident Of the Red River and Coast
Line, has telegraphed Messrs. Gull
len Il Rogers, that the steamboat
Phil. E. Chappell would leave New
Orleans for this place on Wednes
day, as the mouth of the river has
improved so that boats can now
come in. Up freights are fixed at
II card rates of 1880. cotton down
at s1.50 per bale. The above dis.
patch was dated New Orleans, DC.
tober Sd, 1884.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

In accordance with the require
ments of the Board of Pardon, I
hereby give notice that I will pre-
sent a petition to the Governor of
Louisiana for the pardon of my hus.
band, Henry Brown.
HETTIE Brown.
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Town and Parish News.

SHOWERS at night are growing
fashionable.
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MASTER E. Rey is very sick
with malariai fever.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

Mr.. JAS. NJ. Hetherwick re-
turned from the Crescent City on
Saturday, where he had been on
business.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

=. w. Bolton, JAS. P. Hickman
): L. Connella, B. NJ. Hayes,
n. r. Roberts, R. B. Smith,
Jos. Meeker, John Phillips,
Oscar Barnidge, S. d. Williams,
Crawford Caroth, N. L. McGinnis,
+. A. Blanchard, r. L. Luckctt,
VIC. James, VIM. Harris,
A. b. Watson, Willie French,
j. L. Blackwell.
Town and Parish News
Showers at night are growing
fashionable.
JOB Printing neatly executed
at this office.
MASTER E. Rey is very sick
with malariai fever.
THE L and P. r. r. Co., has
just finished 400 yard switch at
Lamourie station.
CADET l.. L. Hooe left Sunday
night on the Il. and P. for the Uni
sersity at Baton Rouge.
-JEssIE Reynolds was married
to George Davenport in Justice
Whittington's Court on Saturday.
Mn. Bernard Foster, represen.
ting the clothing house of Leon
Godchauz, New Orleans, is in town.
MIR. Jas. NJ. Hetherwick re-
turned from the Crescent City on
Saturday, where be had been on
business.
The proceedings of the session
of the City Council held yesterday
afternoon will appear in our edition
Of Thursday.
we are pleased to announce
that Mr.. E. Bringhurst, who was
reported very ill on Saturday last,
is convalescing.
JUDGE Blackman left Belle
Cheney Springs on Saturday for
Avoyelles Parish, where he goes to
try q habeas corpus case.
NEARLY if not all the sugar
mills in the Parish will commence
grinding between the 25th of Octo-
Der and thu 1st of November.
we regret to chronicle the
continued illness of Rev. Father
Ledreaux, recently sent to our Par
lsh as an assistant to Rev. Father
Menard.
FRED. A. Bonito, representing
John |. Adams Il Co., of New Or
leans, was in Town on Saturday on
business connected with the above
named firm.
Col. McGinnis, of this Town,
is the owner Of a Woodburn Chief
colt, sixteen months old, that mea- I
sures IA hands Fl inches high, and !
weighs over 500 pounds.
-WM. Polk, Jr., of Lamourie, {
was in Town on yesterday. He re- :
ports the cane crop good in his sec
ton, and will commence planting
seed cane the latter part of the pre-
sent week.
MIR. Jonas Rosenthal left here n
L
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we are pleased to announce
that Mr.. E. Bringhurst, who was
reported very ill on Saturday last,
is convalescing.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

The proceedings of the session
OF the City Council held yesterday
afternoon will appear in our edition
Of Thursday.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

JUDGE Blackman left Belle
Cheney Springs on Saturday for
Avoyelles Parish, where he goes to
try habeas corpus case.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

NEARLY if not all the sugar
mills in the Parish will commence
grinding between the 25th of Octo-
Der and thu 1st of November.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

we regret to chronicle the
continued illness of Rev. Father
Ledreaux, recently sent to our Par
lsh as an assistant to Rev. Father
Menard.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

FRED. A. Bonito, representing
John |. Adams 4 Co., of New Or
leans, was in Town on Saturday on
business connected with the above
named firm.
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STATE OFLOUISTANA
Parish Of Rapides-12th judicial
District Court.
HENRY A. BIossAT)
vs..
HIS CREDITORS. NO. oooH
SURRENDER,


NorIcE is hereby given to the
creditors of Henry A. Biossat, Of
the Parish Of Rapides, La, that he
has made voluntary surrender of
his property for the benefit Of his
creditors. which surrender has been
accepted by the Honorable w. r.
Blackman, Judge of said Court, and
all further proceeding against either
the person or property of the said
Henry A. Biossat have been stayed:
and that meeting Of bis creditors
will be held at the office of L Y.
Marye, Notary Public. in the Town
of Alexandria, La., on the 3rd day
OF November, A. d. 1854. for the pur-
pose OF explaining exactly the
amount OF their respective claims,
ana vote for and elect syntlic to
administer the property thus SUR
rpndarpd
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

MIR. Jonas Rosenthal left here
oy the Texas and Pacific train on
Sunday night for Provencal, where
he goes to see his sister, Mrs. Caro-
hne Wlneburg, who is reported to
be dangerously i'll.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-07

Col. McGinnis, Of this Town,
is the owner of a WOODBURY. Chief
colt, sixteen months old, that mea-
sures IA hands q inches high, and
weighs over 500 pounds.