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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERs.
o E Rom n .s re ss aIe 5 s sSsn A v
ave OnssT. At ~ ~ IdAy iob Fsor ~
Tram leaves 'iaha 0enA' D JG6S Bod%hr Secretary
BURKHALTER-on weaqesasy. January 80. Charles BurH-
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BRITTIN-At Madison. n. Y. January 2. Jennie r. Null
Funeral services held from the residence o. Mrs H. NJ aul.
Of AGaHcs Bush and Daughter 9; James A. aud sarah L.
Funeral services residence her father Is West Seh
p are Sad tq Sn ao 70 scnd oFers " L.
CoLLINsEutered rest January 3D. at Rye n y the
Hon Collins. II Wlkes0arre, Penn, In the 02d year ot
Funeral services at wsesbare Penn First Presbyterian
Church, FRIDAY, II g. M
cARPENTER-At sar4nac Lake y. Y January q. Aaron
Carpenter OF Charlotte and the late Joseph car
T5p@Iorary rnterment at saranac Lake
Of his wlies brother A. j. Elmore, Highland, Ulster
Funeral on Friday February !. q; o'clock.
DoDDon Tuesday January 20, sarah ann widow Of no
late Henry l. p5 70 Hs 9th ye~f 81 Is d funeral SER
vices this Thursday evening at O'Clock, at 1853 West
FAIRMAX-James B. Faman, Wednesday afternoon.
FSSeT5 services w be held at the Church on the corner OF
Clark At and Mouroepace Brooklyn at o'clock on Friday
Friends and scquaiufaHees are invited.
HALLsuddsnly. January 90 1884 Mary A. eldest dough
Funeral services ne iesdenee q her brother A. Hail.
81 North 6hst, RoseVille, Newark n j. Friday, Feb
Relatives AMI enis Of the family invited attend with
further notice
Iuterment az Greenwood. % convenience OF family.
MUDGkAt Princeton y j. Monday. January %. 1884,
Ann NJ fudge widow OF the late Charles C. Nudge, Of
Brooklyn y Y. -
FHnea services the residence Of her the Rev L. w
Nudge. Princeton, =. J.. Thursday, aUary 81, al
Trains leave Cortland Desbrosses Sta Penn yylnia
Raj road as lilo a. W. aud p. ~
PECR-On Nondy January - 1855, at his residence, III
East 7A-st NewNOrA, Walter A. Peck IN the a3d year OK
his
Relatives friends invtoi q attend rhe funeral from
Church OF ST. Vincent Ferret corner Jthst and Lex
inZtou-ave, Thurs l3y, January 81, AZ lU5O a. D.
New Orleans papers please copy.
RICEAt Bethlehem Penn, MIRA Josephine {. RICE, widow
Of the late James A. Rice N the 5lst yeaI VI her age
Fun lra 40 Bethlehem, Friday p. 70
New. Haven Conn, papers please copy
McPHAIL-0n Wednes January 80, at The RESIDENCE OF
sister Mrs Cerrt smith. % >2nfst, brookiyn, y T.,
Colonel D. H. Mcphail aged y years and q days.
Fulcra Fri iay, February !, at : D. IL
Inei1neut private.
Baltimore papers please cory.
WHITTEMORE-On Tuesday evening, January % at A
tOI1a. l. pneumonia. Frederick W. Whittefnore.
friends invited 10 attend the funeral az the
Reformed ChuICh Astoria Oh Friday morning February Il,
at 10 O'Clock.
WILIIAds-In Newburg, the morning Of January 20,
AFTER illness Martha H. Wickes wiie OF Jonas VIII
Jams. 90
Montgomery at, on Thursday, 3lst, at 2 y. NJ
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ORTTTARY NOTES.

BALTIMORE, Jan 29-Orlando F. Bump, q
lawyer OF this city, died This morning, age fortythree
He native Of Alton. Chenaugo County, New-York
and graduate Of Yale College in 1853 IL the au-
thor 81 several legal works including Law and Practice
OF Bankruptcy" ana active politician Of the RepuO
Hcan party.
WEST CHESTER, Penn, Jan. 29.--Samnel M
Painter. father Of the welrnown Journalist, Urah H.
Painter, died here IN mor1iug.
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4 B4LrIM0RE ExcH4AGE ELECTION

BALTIMORE, Jan. 30.-At a meeting Of the
direction. OF the Corn and Flour Exchange this afternoon
the following officers were elected for the ensuing year
President, George II. BseFi yice-presdents, John G
and T. NJ schryyer treasurer, George g. Kenlyi score
tary W. A. wheatley assistant SECRETARY H. A. Wfoth
executive committee X. :. Fowler Thomas H. Levering
samuel G. Croker, jarrett n. Gilbert and Samuel L.
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TRIBUSE OFFICE, Jan. 31.-1 q. m.-rhe movement In
the barometer yesterday downward FOggy weather
was followed by light rain which measured .07 OF an
inch. The temperature ranged between 81 and 49,
the average (20o being TO lower than on tho cor
responding day last and ls' lower than on Tues
day.
Warmer, partly coudy weather and rain followed by
clearing weather may be expected to-day in this city
lrLnin
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INSTANTLY KILLED WHIIE At SUPPER.

GALVESTON, Jan. 30.-ln a lonely spot on the
East Bay shore % miles FROM Galveston Sunday even
Ine a hunter named Lewis MecOmb while eat
ing supper in n lonely cabin owned BY Mrs Bauows,
with whom be boarded, shot and instantly killed by
au unknown persOu Ms. BarTOws recently separated
from her husband, who is st living IN the vicinity.
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LARGE GLASS WoRKs BURNED.

PrrTsBURG, Jan. 3O.-A dispatch from Roch-
ester Penn. says: FIRE destroyed the Phoenix Glass
Works in Pnlpsburg, opposite here on the Ohio River
last night Loss about 1928 900. which there Is insur
ance amounting S74,50O widely distributed t ane
works we're among the largest ia the country flFe
hundred psrsons are thrown out Of employment"
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TRIBUNE BUILDING January 49, 1884.
Public notice hereby given, that tie Commissioners OF
Rapd transit viii continue 90 receive orally Ia writing.
plan. suggestions AMI other c0umuncat ohs IN relation %
theIOcadon OF routes and tue construction and
operation Of steam Railway or llulSays u INC Cy aad
County daily a .3) az their eiAce IN the
Tribune Building untll the istday Of y lrqary ISL
Acfiue
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EARLY CHRISTIANS IN THE C4T4cOHBs.

Monsignor Capel lectured in Chickering Hall
last evening In aid OF the Home for the Aged Of the Lite
Sisters OF the Poor the subject, Early Christians In
the Cataconbs" The lecturer described first TIE perse
cutons of the early Christian Church. How they lived
and served Co., lac said discovered ia the sixteenth
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Wei De Never. Catarrh Cure.

Admitted TO only for either fresh
chronic cases Of TREATISE" with statements
by the cured mailed free. d. b. DEWEY CO.. 1872 Fulton
ST., NeW-IOrk
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FLAMES IN A DRY-GOODs STORE.

A fire of unknown origin was discovered III
1890 a H. Yesterday in Heay Vonderhdcn's dry-gools
80 a. W. 700 and 73I Eghth-ave. STOCK valued ~
81 900 wls destroyed and the building, owned by W. g
TapLaQau was damaged 10 the extent oil S%oOo LIE
losses we're covered by insurance
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Lous and Eugene Carter Of Cleveland, for $500 side,
1000 points to played three consecutive nights,
began ct Baldwin's billiard parlor last night At the
finish OF last nights game the score stood Cation,
1000; Carter 696 Winners best runs, l34, no. III,
2g3 Losers best runs go 3D. 23l. Cations average,
% Al; Carers, 10 31-35.
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Letters Europe Meet specially directed TOR ~
patch particular steamer IA oriet % ecfe sssY as
livery Destination. al tr4asEAnc ns Az iOf"AIsi
b n ~ A. vessels aFzil lOie-
Foreign eniinS FEBRUARY WA close a
t , tI Yt $50 a. m. Tor Europe, por Baltic.
(etters Tor Germany, etc. mus. be Ca
reered t.r baltic - at "a. m Tot Europe, per s
N e-tplaa va plymouth anu h-mbaigi a. D. N. for
ri.-iu ~ p. -aniilsO AMI iicnuasos tuJ3, per :.
-aUt,4eo, az $50 p. Tor Cuba Porto Rico and Mex
leo per s CIV % Merida, va Havang.
a. for GENITAL America the South
cac ports and the Nest COAST % Mexico per Apal
q, VIA .epnWalL
sATttkDAY-At for EUROPE per = city o. Berlia
VIA queenstown letters fog Germany. must DO d.
ly OK Berlin o.. a. tOr scotland,
rect. per AucA0g1a via Glasgow Qeticr8 be-
fected per Auc ofl0 , "a a. ~ rof Belgium NfucL
Per belGen anl, Via Antwerp Al - Tor kafOpe
per s General trieI, Via nO0Aaup tgl and Bremen;
per Newport, via Havana 40 i3U y. Tor iruxlo
and Ruafan, per Z. b. ara, d., wa NeW-oresus-
SUNDAY AT $50 ma for Honduras anu Livingston, per
p. Lacy r. MNfes, va New Orleans.
Mails cana and Japan per Arabic wa san Fsn-
CISCO, close here January 1 az y. IA MAIDS ior Aus
tFaiIa NewZ-aialid. sandwich aai flii is.andA Poe
- -tiuey saI srl1cisc9h clos aag5 ~ o.
raafy - az p cor arrival AZ sew ofs Oi T. S4J
Of Chester VIA BRUSH malls lor Australia.
.Thescheaue OF eon % trlaPauao mss arranged on
the presumption mint sfrdpta1 0Y1tNi ta-t %
FRANCESCA Mans run the ris uFlhf % iisA - s..a
Che a1y VI sailing - sti~efs Arc ua4'0As
'''nN' viz HENRY G. PEARSON PostmasteE
Post once. Aew i ora \. \. January 20 io7h
The Croni success
Achieved by CASWELl, MASSEY a CO.'S ENC LSIOS
or COP LINER on, with PEpSfN AND QClN ~ Z, has
Induced many oct tAs original l,l2l bIOaS
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The NEW .ENGIAND GRANITE WORKS, Iarti1rL CON.
Qlarres aad workshops, westerly
Fine monumental an DI Ing gOfk N Grlaita. DrlMlp
audesnatcs furnished without clf CJfrcSp)n ienoo ~
Uciiei. y. y Once, I.3Ll Bwy c. ". Garfield, Ago
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

diagram bsromscA variations Ia hs city By
Of iaehes Tbs pspsn2easr h dsRs ess M the -
udnlgh
d1rag broken dotted Inc
The variations IN Indicated da5
IA. PGAFu3Asy. SIS Broadvsy
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Two experienced physicians the Swift Specific Corn
pany Atlanta Ga have located No ij9 West Twenty.
thirds will b. pleased all are afflicted vita
blood or skin diseases Examination sndconsutston nee
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rAcr All. ARnrNn.

HfI am outof National politics forever, writes
Ben Butler. Nobody else believes that; neither does
en- Times-star. -,
IL Is true, theugh.-lCllcinnau Commercial Gazette,
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GpetiI! NoIlres
X. somervilIe. Bnciio1eer.

ART GALLERIES, slj AND sl7 BROADWAY
SALE THIS Thursday EVENING, At 7:ij o'clock.
FINE OIL AND WATER-COLOR PAINTINGS
OF THE MODERN SCHOOLS.
CHOICE EXAMPLES OF CELEBRATED
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ARTISTS.
Inc uding EGnl. Constants Great Painting,
MOROCCO PRISONERS IN THE DESERT.
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GOOD BILLIARDS IN 81. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 30.-A match game OF
straight threeban billiards between W. H. Cation, OF 81
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birds aud the word Emerald" In gasets over the stage
Mrs. H. B. Boerum. Of No ass cuntOnave, Brooklyn
cave a reception.
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APPLETON-On Monday evening January %. Mary
Worhen. wife o. William H. Appleton, In the Goth year OF
her
Funeral will be held Bartholomew Church,
corner OF s4ts ana At half past 10 o'clock,
on thursday morning the 3lst inst
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MARRIED.

Then You Can Go 20 Work.
almost stbed by that back Bensons Cap.
cine Porous Pasters viii cure IL quickly. 2jc.
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Lmdbors's Perfume, Alpine Vioiot.
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DIED.

Al notices Of marriages must be Endorsed aeiA full
am MD
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C0ignie &, Co.'S

Violet Toilet Water,
For the handkerchief and bath.
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Lnndsors'. Perfume, Marechai ME- Rosa.
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I.undbors's Perfume, Lily Of the Valley.
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Lundborg's Perfume. Edonla.
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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERs.
Members invited 10 tend The funeral Of John Avery
n C. e. from his late residence, 200 buena Niati
ave. Ionkers at ~ IN, FRIDAY, February ].
Train leaves Grand Central Depot " u a. m
JOHN BOGART Secretary
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HORTON-EMERY-On Wednesday January 9. 1884, atthe
OF the brides parents lockland Maine, By the
Rev W. s. Roberts Arthur Horton, OF this city, 70 Alice NJ
Emery.
HOWLAND-TALMAGE-Tn Denver. Col, 2lst inst. at
the residence oil the BRIDES sister, Mrs. Heath by the Rev
Mr. Wells John NJ. Rowland 10 Esther n Tsmage, dzuga
ter OF the ate Daniel T2lnage.
Al nnticea nf rnnrrin1ea nuaf be indnrsed nth fn
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Achieved by CAsWELi. MASSEY x CO.'S MCLSI0N
or COD LINER OH, with PkPSiN AN ID 0llNlNE, has
many nlatoas oct TIE original i,i2l broatsy
aud rs AIA-av'a
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-14
VOL ALEXANDRIA, LA, FEBR(JAI1Y L. 1851 w. ~

Coy. McEnery has addressed
the following Circular to the differ
ent Police Juries of the State:
Dear Sir-In accordance with
the advice and request Of the presi-
dent and Board of Management of
the Worlds Industrial and Cotton
Centennial Exposition, I have the
honor to request that the policejrr
of your parish, at called or regu-
lar meeting, take immediate mea-
sures to form a permanent local Or
ganization of citizens for the pur-
pose of collecting, transporting and
displaying a thorough exhibit of
the resources of your parish and the
distribution Of information.
Such parish association should
comprise all citizens who take i'll
terest in this great enterprise, the
Importance of which to Louisiana
and the South is inestimable.
For the sake Of uniformity and
to avoid confusion, it is recommend
ed by the Board of Management
that your local organization be call
ed the (blank) Parish Worlds Ex-
position Association, and that it
elect a chairman and such officers
as it may require, the name Of the
chairman to be forwarded to the
Governor, and by him to the direct
or general, to be commissioned by
the president Of the Exposition.
If a regular meeting Of your po-
lice Jury is not near at hand, you
are advised and requested to call
an extra meeting at an early day
for the purpose above stated, in Or
der that the agricultural, industrial,
mineral and other products of the
parish may be duly represented in
the Exposition, and that proper
| measures De tdheu Wfttiout uHHeo>
sary delay.
Through the partiality of the
Congress of the United States, the
place Of the Exposition has been
assigned to Louisiana, and for the
further reason that she is to be one
of the principal benefciaries, State
pride and patriotic duty should
prompt her citizens to employ their
best efforts to promote its success.
With great respect, your obedient
|servant,
S. D. McENERy.
I Governor Of Louisiana.
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AMENDMENTS.
OFFICIAL.
Amendments to the Constitution Of the
State of Louisiana.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
In pursuance of Article 256 of the
Constitution of the State OF Loulsl-
ana, publication is hereby given to
the Electors of the State OF the pro-
posed amendments to the Constitu-
ton of the State, concurred in by
two-thirhs of all the members elect
ed to each House of the General AS
sembly of this State, at its regular
session held in the City of Baton
Rouge in 1882, and which are requlr-
ed to be published in two newspapers
published in the Parish Of Orleans,
aud in one paper in each other Par
ish of the State in which newspa-
per is published, for three months
preceding the next election for Rep
resentatives, at which time the SAID
amendments shall be submitted 10
the Electors tor their approval or re-
lection; said amendments appear
more fully in Acts No. ", ll3 ana
and 1875 CT the regular session OF the
General Assembly held in 1852,
which are officially published for the
information of the Electors, ana
which will be submitted to them for
their approval or rejection at the
next general election, to be held on o.
Tuesday the 22d day of April, A. u.
1884, (it being the Tuesday next FOL
lowing the third Monday in Apr!}
in such a manner and form that the
Electors may vote for or against each
amendment, separately; and ii a ma,
iority of the electors, voting at said
election, shall approve and ratify all
or either of said amendments, then
such amendment or amendments or
either of them so approved and rati-
fled shall become part OF the Con-
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TIE DEMOCRAT.
TERMS:

re Democrat IS pa57is'ed T3- Week.
ly-Tncsdays, Thursdays and Sat
vdays-at TITO Dollars and FIT
W Cents per aanuDa; One Dollar
md Fifty Cents for sic months.
Payable IN aclsaece.
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of
One Dollar per square for the first
insertion aud Fifty Cents for each
subsequent one. Ten lines or less
Of ucoicr Npe constitute a square.
Personal Cards, aoflea admissible,
wW be charged double the usatal Cd
sertistpg rates.
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ST. JOHNS
LIVER PILLS

The true Liver Medicine and real
remedy for Torpid and Congestive
Livers. Prompt relief is obtained
by their use; they obviate the use
Of Mercury, and being entirely Veg
etable are perfectly safe. Price, Is
cents a box.
Apply to HENRY ST. JOHN,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutical Chy-
mist, in Exchange Hotel Building,
Alexandria, La.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE Police jury, RAPiDEs
PARISH,
ALEXANDRIA, La,
Feb. 4, 1884.
Sealed Proposals to do the public
printing of the Parish for the year
1884, in accordance with existing
laws, are requested. Separate bids
for printing the proceedings and for
lob work are solicited. The right
to reject any or all bids is reserved.
All bids must be handed in by Sat-
urday. 18th inst. F. SElP.
President Police Jury.
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AMENDM ENTS.
AMENDMENTS TO ARTICLE 100
Of the Constitution of the State,
"relative to tie jurisdiction Of the
Civil District Courts of the Par
isli of Orleans"
AMENDMENT NO.

Civil District Courts Oh the Iar-
ISL of Orleans"
AMENDMENT NOS.
Article 100. "For tho Parish, Of
Orleans there shall be two District
Courts and no more. One of said
courts shall be known as the THE
Civil DISTRICT Court for tie Parish
of Orleans; and the other as 4The
Criminal District Conrt for the Par
ish Of Orleans The former shall
consist of not less than five judges,
and tie latter not less than two
Judges, having the qualifications
prescribed for District Judges
throughout the State. The said
Judges shall be appointed by the
Governor. by and with the advice
md consent Of the Senate, for the
term of eight years. The first APP
pointment shall be made as follows:
Three judges of Civil District Conrt
for four years and two judges, for
eight years. One Of the Criminal
District Court, for four years and
one for eight years, the terms to be
designated in their commissions.
The said judges shall receive each,
four thousand dollars per annum.
Said Civil District Court shall have
exclusive and general probate, and
exclusil civil jurisdiction iii all ca
SEES, when the amount in dispute or
to be distributed, exceeds one hun
dred dollars, exclusive of interest,
and exclusive appellate jurisdiction
from the City Courts of the Parish
of Orleans, when the amount in dis
pute exceeds twenty-five dollars,
exclusive of exclusive Of interest.
| All causes filed in said courts shall
he equally allotted and assigned
among said judges, in accordance
with rules of court to adopted for
the purpose. In case of recusation
of any Judge in any cause, such case
shall he reassigned, or in case of alb.
sence from the Parish, sickness OF
the disability of the Judge to whom
said cause may have been assigned
any Judge of said court may issue OF
said court may issue or grant con
servatory writs or orders. In othel
respects each judge shall have ex
elusive control over every cause as
signed to him from its inception te
it's final determination in said court
The criminal District Court shall
,, have criminal Jurisdiction only
, All prosecutions instituted in sait
= court shall be equally apportionet
: between said Judges by lot. Eacl
= Judge or his successor, shall have
exclusive control over every Gauss
falling to him from its inception t.
its final determination in said court
In case of vacancy or recusatio'
' cases assigned shall he re-assigne'
: under order of court"
: - Given under my sigma
sHS ture aud Seal of the Stat
GS8 of Louisiana, at the Cit,
W1M9of Baton Rouge, this is
= day of December A. D., 1883.
WILL A. STRONG,
Secretary of State
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
District Officers,

District Officers,
W. F. Blackman, A. Barbin, Judges
E. G. Hunter. District Attorney
Parish Officers.
D. G.. Paul. Sheriff and Tax Collec'r
Chas. Owen. ...... Deputy Sheriff
&. 0. Watts, Clerk and Recorder
G.. L. Ranstell, ..... Deputy Clerk
Police Jury.
r. Seip,- ......I iesluen'
J.. C.. Stafford, ...............Ci Clerk
Moses Rosenthat, 5000. Treasurer
M.ni!;e,s-A. Heyman, Geo. l.. Will
son, II. F. Long, +. A. Blanchard,
John A. Dixon, J. w. Glass, j.
P. Hickman, S. D. Williams and
}. F. Hathorn.
City Officers.
w. C. McGimsey, ........ Mayor
A. B. RachaI, Clerk Of Council
NJ. w. Calvit, L. Baltic, Marshals
Cuunc,lmen--H. S. Gossens, J. j.
Peterman, N. L. McGinnis, VIM.
Leckie, j. Rosenthal.
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CARDS.

A NDRFWS & FOSTER, (James
II Andrews, r. D. Foster,) At
torueys at Law. Office, corner OF
Second and Washington streets, U.s.
bo,r building.
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AMENDMENTS.
stitution.
ACT NO. 76,

StfJUttUH.
ACT NOT
OF the regular session of 1882
Amendment to the Articles OF the
State Debt Ordinance of the Con-
stituiion of 1879.
AMENDME NT NO. l.
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CASSON, John, Physician and
" Surgeon. Office at residence,
at the head of Beauregard street.
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OFFICIAL.
Extract from Proceedings City Council.
ALEXANDRIA, La, !
Feb. 4, 1854. !
Nv Councilman McGinnis-

BY Councilman McGinnis-
Be it ordrined by the Mayor and
Board of Alderman of the City OF
Alexandra, La, in regular session
convened on this the 4th day OF
February, A. d. 1884, That the
License Ordinance Of 1883 be and
tn: same is hereby adopted as the
License law for the year 1884.
Be it further ordained, ETC., That
License Of Ten ($l0) Dollars is
hereby levied on each and every
dray, cart, wagon, or other vehicle
carrying or transporting freight,
where a charge is made for said car
rage or transportation; the owners
of said vehicles shall procure a tin
tag from the Collector, and the same
shall be tackled in a conspicuous
place on said vehicle.
approved:
w. C. MCGIMSEY,
A. B. RACIAL, Mayor.
Secretary.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-14

TUNTER, MOSELEY & HERT-
II zog, Attorneys at Law. Office
on Front street, between Murray
and Johnston.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-02-14

AN Exchange says that a Ne
vada Chinaman has received CM-
nese papers giving an account OF
the fight at Sonta. His translation
is as follows:
aFlench niger steven eight feet
high! Cloat alice same elephant
skin! Chinaman clut him knife
and slord; 10 clut him! China
man shoot him; ball no glow III.
Chinaman lun like hell.
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