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DANCING, REFRESHMENTS FRESH
FISH AND CRAB SUPPER.
Street-cars connect both going and re-
turning. Delightful family excursions
Perfect order. No Objectionable persons al
lowed.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
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p6S~ LAWN-TENNIS at az, clio, s13,
ana SIT set-much under regular
value;
Our EIGHT BALLsET CRoQUET Is the
best'eyer offered at 81;
HAMMOCK-ROPES and STRETCHES.
Orders promptly filed.
au 11-Tu, Th&Sa LEVY DAVIS.
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when say Wise has done his cause no
good since he left the railroad, but has
done harm. WATCHER.
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VOELKER'S BAND.

Popular prices: Gentlemen. soc. ladies' and
children, 25c.; underline years, free.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

VI or THE
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.
FULL COURSE OF INSTRUCTION IN
MEDICINE.
The session begins OCTOBER lsr and
continues nine months For caia ogue
apply lpost.Ofice University OF Wig maj
10 JAMES r. HARRIS IN. VI. D..
jy lI-SaZm Chairman OF the Faculty.
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pH- FACTS FOR FARMERS.

We invite call from delegates TO the
Farmers Convention. We have good
stock OF
DRY GOODS
OF every descriptions also.
CARPETS, OlL-CLOTH, and MATrINGS.
We sell strictly FIRST-CLASS GOODS at
the very lowest prices;
We have but ONE PRICE 20 all;
Our assortment ofSHEErINGSa and SHIRT
INGS comprises all leading makes:
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS from SOC. mp;
GENTLEMEN COLLARS, TIES. MIG Hr-
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, JEWELRY, etc. !;
GOODS never were so low as now.
To get the full value OF your money In
STRICTLY FRESH, RELIABLE GOODS.
call on LEVY & DAVIS,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
TRUNKS at all prices;
SATCHEI4S and HANDBAG at prices TO
suit. au ll-Tu, Th&Sa
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TINTED STATES HOTEL,

I w II I'D d II I'D ITO IlIlf
- ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.
Opens JUNE 9th. The leading hotel.
Excellent cuisine. superb appointments.
Electric bells, dre escape. &c.
h. Ii. BROWN, Proprietor.
my 26-eOd39t w. WHITNEY, Manager.
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Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
BALTIMORE. MD.

Statements respecting the methods and
courses OF instruction VIII be sent on appIi-
cation. Tie next term begins OCTOBER
]. 1855. iy i-Sa13t
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
WINDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS.

w Blue Mountains. Springs baths.
horses hunting fishing excellent table.
culars at this office, or address A. NJ JELLY,
New Windsor. Md. ie 2O-SnlOt
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Il NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE VA,
for Boys aud Young Men. Send for Cata-
logue. JOHN X. SAMPSON. \. NJ. Princl-
pal; REV. EDGAR WOODS. Pm. D..
au l-eOdISt Associate Principal.
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.WARTHMORE COLLEGE

RICHM0ND COLLEGE, RICH.
"a. 1885, TO June "a. 1850. Eght lnie.
pendent schools, rs many able aud exu.-
rienced professors weil-cquipped lecture.
rooms, free library and museum. tee bes.
facilities for liberal education. Healthfll
location, attractive grounds elegant publ Q
buildings, large, airy dOrmitOrcs. the best
social and religious surrounding. TX.
penses: Entrance-fee and tuition nina
months, $3.50; rOOm-rent, board. fuel,
lights. and washing. sli6.50. For catalogue.
with cut OF building, nun statement A. 10
courses OF instruction. fees. &C. and his
torical sketch, address Ii. III. HARRIS,
Chairman OF Faculty.
Jy 17-swNw2m-ly 2e-deOf2m
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.TUESDAY AND THU
u MOONLGGHTS."
DUTCH GAP.

STEAMER ARIEL.
EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
NIGHT.
Leave at 1880 T. NJ; return nj 1890 z. NJ.
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NEW ATTRACTION
for Tuesday, August 18th. Will he an
uOunced Tomorrow.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
IL VEpEORn COITNTY VA
DETHEL CLASSICAL AND MTLI-

~ TARI ACADEMY, In a country noted
for beauty and health. Course OF study, 10
branches. surpassed in thOr0ughness by no
academy I'm the South. Medical and Law
Courses preparatory 10 the University OF
Virginia. Hoard. tuition. medical attend
ance, half session. sos. No extras. Adj
dress MAJOR A. g.. SMITH.
Bethel Academy Post-Ofiice.
au I-eodlm Fauquier county, Va.
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EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON

THE OLD BOYS
viii run an EXCURSION FROM RICH
MOND TO WASHINGTON on AUGUST
18TH. This is the best time I'm the year To
visit Washington. and you will have fifteen
hours In that city fOrsight-Seeing.
lN %. An2 9. | a. lblN If-Rt
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DAMPATIKE MALH ACADEMY.

The eighteenth session Of this school will
commence on the FIRST MONDAY IN
o. TOBkR For circulars appsy 10
COLONEL THOMAS ii. GARTER,
ManQuin Post-Ofilce.
an s-oOdtCc1 King William county.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
NgVAIfNTAN "A
EDGEW0RTH BOARDING. AND

H DAY-SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES
AND LITTLE GlKLS-Alrs. IL. Il. LEI B-
WIRE, Princi pal-No. 80 Franklin street,
Baltimore Md. The twenty -fonrth school
year will begin on THURSDAY, Sepfem-
beT17. 1855. ly 4-Sa.SM IN
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-17
SUCCESSION NOTICE.
Eystc of louisiana, Parish or Madison.
9Th District Court---$O. &C. Probate.

ES2fC OF Louisiana, PARISH OF MADISON.
9Th District COurt---So. 60 Probate.
Succession fAaron D-awnloe deceased.
WHEREAS, Richard Brownloo
has presented 10 said Court his
final account as administrator Ok
said succession, together with his
petition praying that said account
be approved, confirmed and ho-
mologated, and that he be dis
charged as Administrator, and that
his bond be cancelled.
Now, therefore, all persons are
required to show cause if any they
have, within thirty days fromthe
date hereof, why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted.
WlrSHss, The Hon. +. J. Delony,
Judge of said Court, and the Off
cial seal thereof, this 18th day of
December. a. D. 1884.
+. NJ. DAWSON, Clerk.
A true copv-attest:
T. N. DAWSON, Clerk.
Dec 27-Gt.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-17
Fatal ARRAY in New Orleans.

The. Office Of the Mascot, in New
Orleans was the scene Of a desperate
and fatal ARRAY last Monday. J. D.
Houston, and Isobt Brewster visited
the Mascot office, in regard to publi-
cation in the Mascot, concerning Judge
Houston. Accounts differ slightly,
but all agree in the result, which was
that Houston was shot in the right
hand, early in the difficulty, Osmond
WAS shot in the left arm. and Brewster
vas shot in five places, two of which
we're in the chest. Brewster died at .
q 'cloel a. III. the following morning.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-17

i. s. DENNIS, !
JNo. T. COCHRAN, : Committee
r. Z. WEIGHTaAN,
Gen. Dennis, retired from the
chair, and from the Board, in or
der to have his account as Sheriff
and Tax Collector finally adj usted.
On motion of Mr.. Long, Mr..
Cochran was elected chairman pro
tenn.
Mr.. Richardson moved that two
members Of the Board, and one cit
izen, be appointed committee of
three to investigate the accounts OF
+, 5. Dennis, late Sheriff and Tax
Collector, and to reportat the next
regular meeting, seconded by Mr..
Long, and carried.
Mr.. Cochran President pro TEN,
appointed as such committee,
Messrs. G. A. Richardson, Geo. ".
Sewer and \. W. Crandell.
Thespecial business having been
settled, Gen. Dennis resumed the
chair.
Mr.. Long moved that the report
Of the committee on e-timates be
received, and published according
to law, seconded by Mr. Cochran,
and adopted.
The legal adviser made a report
on the scrip submitted to him, to
the effect that he would like until
nextmorning 10 thoroughly exam
inc the matter. The time asked
for was granted.
On motion of Mr.. Erwin second
ed by Mr.. Richardson. it vas re-
solved to refund to Messrs. Addison
and Belts the s25 paid by them to
the Sheriff, having collected only
s25 for q license for show at Mil
liken's Bend, instead Of $50 the
proper amount,
On motion the Board took re-
cess until . o'clock.
After recess the Board reassem-
bled-all the members present.
Mr.. Sewer moved that the bal
ance of the appropriation for the
Exposition, amounting to sl25, be
paid to The lady Commissioner,
Mr.. Long seconded, carried.
Mr. Montgomery appeared be-
fore the Board. and stated that ne
had seen the chief State Engineer
in regard to the cave in front fthe
Omega levee who consented to have
the work done by the State imme-
diately, and that assistant State En-
gineer Slnyth, now at Lake Prov
idence, was telegraphed to, to stake
out the required line Immediately.
Mr.. Cochran moved that the
thanks of the Board be rendered to
Mr.. Montgomery, and that the
President be authorized to draw
his warrant for s50in favor Of NJ.
Montgomery, carried.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-17
SECOND DAY.
TUESDAY JAN 18th. ISS5.


The Board met pursuant to adj
jOuruncut-all the members pres
emit. Mr.. Cochran moved The adj
option of the following ordinance.
. seconded by Air. Sewer, and
carried.
Ordinance No. 20. Transferring
7 the sun 0fTw0 Thousand Dollars
from funds not appropriated TO
any specific. object, to the. levee
] fund.
Be itorFaincd BIZ The Police Jury
! q the Parish of Nndisoa.
That the sum of Two Thousand
Dollars be, and the same is hereby
transferred to the special Leyee
fund of said Parish, from any
funds in the hands of the treasur-
or not already appropriated to
any specific object, being balance
on hand, Of the general fund and
such other sums, and balances
now in hands Of said Parish treas
urer, and unused.
Bet further ordained &C., That
the President of the Board be, and
is hereby authorized. to draw his
warrants in favor Of the special
Levee Commissioner, of said Par
ish, for such amounts, and ut such
times as in his judgment may be
deemed, advisable to the extent Of
said amount, Of Two Thousand
Dollars, to be paid by the Parish
treasurer out Of the funds hereby
specially appropriated, and set
apart for said purpose as aforesaid
said sum, Of f6t& thousand dol
lars hereby specially, appropriated
as aforesaid. to be added to and
over and above the amounts, to be
raised, as well as that heretofore
collected, under the special levce
tax Of FIVE mills, heretofore levied
by this Board.
Be IL further ordained &c. That
all ordinances or parts of ordin-
ances in conflict herewith, be and
the same, are, hereby repealed.
Dir. Sewer moved the adoption
of the following ordinance, second
ed by Mr.. Long, and adopted.
Ordinance No. $50. Fixing fees
Of Justices of the Peace and Consta-
bles throughout the Parish, III
criminal matters.
BE Il ordained by The Police Jury
Of the Parish Of Madison. That the
several Justices Of the Peace in this
Parish, be each allowed fee
of one dollar per case, TO
be in full satisfaction, and full
compensation for all services per-
formed by said justices in criminal
matters for said Parish, that no
other fees or compensation in Grim
inal matters shall he paid said jus
tees or either of them by said
Parish.
BE it Jurtder ordained, &c.
That the several Constables in
this Parish, be each allowed a fee of
one dollar per case-for services in
criminal matters, and that same
shall be in full compensation there
for, and no other fee or allowance in
criminal matters shall be made for,
or paid to, said constables by the
Parish.
Mr.. Sewer moved the adoption
of the following ordinance, second
ed by Mr.. Cochran, and carried.
Ordinance No. 25l. Requiring
jury and witness scrip to be present
cd to and approved by the Police
Jury. before registry, use or pay
mont of same.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-17
SEaERITF SALE.
state Of louisiana, Parish OF
Madison, 9th District Court.
JoHN b LALLANDE,
GEORGE T. TBEzEvANT.

DT VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF SEX
ID ure and Sale, TO me directed from
the Honorable Eighth judicial District
Court for the Parish of Madison afo:e-
said, in the above entitled cause, | will
proceed to sell, NJ public auction, at
Of TalluIah, Madison Parish, Louisiana,
on the
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-17
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS:
LOFFICIAL.l

coz re IAL.
MozDAy, JAHuARY Il. 1885.
The Board met in regular session
ali the members present.
District Attorney L. Ransdcll,
read a paper on the subject OF q
jail, III which he showed, that at
the very lowest possible, estimate,
the parish b. not having a jail Of
its own, pays ont 500, 90 dollars 4
year more than it would if it had a
Jail.
The communication was received,
and laid over until the following
day.
Mr.. W. II. Harvey, Special
Leyee Commissioner made a state
ment to the Board, in which he
said the leyecs were completed
from the lire of East Carroll parish
70 Buekhorn, and that he was now
moving his teams and force to
Delta. He stated that within few
days the bank had begun to cave
in front of Omega leyee, and that
the levoe will shortly cave into the
river, q run around would be nee
cssary, and that to build this run
around would require leyee ten
feet high, and about 900 feet long,
containing t0,G0O cubic yards Of
earth, and would cost about $1,000.
Mr.. Harvey further stated that at
Delta the Railroad Co, were Us
ing about 2j0 feet of the levcc on
which they had put their track,
that tomake this piece of levee suit
the purpose, the grade of the leycc
had been lowered, and was conse-
qucntIy below the height required
for safety. He also called atton-
ton to the fact that there was q
gap in the levec, in front of the
town Of Delta.
Mr.. Gilfoil spoke Of the ncce5s-
ity Of building the run around at
the Omcgo leyee, Mr. Jno. B. Stone
also spoke OF its importance.
Mr.. Long moved and Mr.. Erwin
seconded the motion that the Pres
idcnt be authorized 10 select some
one, to 90 to New Orleans, and see
the Board Of State Engineers, in
regard to the cave at Omega, and
urge the importance Of immediate
action, and to draw q warrant, for
the expenses of the person SO Sc
lectcd, carried.
Mr. Geo w. Montgomery was
selected by the President in accord
ancc with the preceding resolu-
ton.
Mr. Cochran moved, that all
bills he referred 10 the Finance
COMMITTEE, sccondcdby Mr.. Sewer
and carried.
On motion, of Mr. Cochran the
Board adjourned until 10 o'clock
a. III. Tuesday.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-17
rIAIL R0BHERY.

While the mail vas being taken
from Lake Providence to the land
ing last nishtabout II o'clock pm.
three masked men armed, captured
the mail sack, contained regis
tered letters and a remittance OF
X 5000, from the Lake Providence
Post. Office.
The water is running over the
bank at. MillikeDs Bend.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-17
SHERIFF SALE.
State OfLouiSiaDa, Parish OF II aOi.5on
Sth District Court,

f. RICHARDSON,
A. NYE. SPESCEg.
DY VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF sEIZ-
ID ure and sale. To me direct
cd from The Honorable Eighth Judicial
District Court for the Parish Of Madison
aforesaid IN the above entitled cause, /
will proceed TO sell, at public auction,
81 the door Of the Court House in the
town Of Tallulah, IN Madison Parish,
Louisiana, on the
First Saturday. the 9TH day CT Fob
ruary, E. D. 1885,
between the hours prescribed by law
all the right, title and interest OF A.
I'VE Spencer, in and TO the following
described property, to-yit: All that GER
tain tract or plantation known as the
Farmer Tract" situate IN said parish
and State, and more particularly de-
scribed as the east half Of section, and
east half Of southwest quarter Of sec
ton, 40. thirty-hYe, and lots four, five,
six. seven, eight and nine, and the north
cast quarter section, and Southwest
fractional quarter OF section No. thirty
six, all in Township No. seventeen
north. Range No. eleven East, contain
ing Oil 77-lOO acres, seized in the above
suit.
Terms of sale--cssh with the benefit
Of appraisement, to pay amount OF wit
and costs now due, and on terms Oi
credit TO meet unmatured inst2ilment.
II. Il. HOLMES, Sheriff.
SherifTs Office, Tailulah, La, Dec. 2
lSSf.-1t.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-17
ID R T. II

day night,
Train off the track Thursday, west
ofMouroe.
Rain, wednesday night and through
the DAY aud night Thursday.
Schuyler Colfax died st Maukato,
MINI, last Tuesday. Suddenly.
Mrs Myra Clarke Gaines died in
New Orleans Jan. 9Th agcd80 years.
NH. DoYoung shot by AdoIph
eprcckies, in San Francisco, has ~
covered. u
Capt JAS b. Eads, has been sPpoin-
ted ConaultiuG EEgineer 10 Tia I-4FeF
Commission.
The }-icksbnrg Post says: $40 to 5 Is
TOMS being offered for cotton seed ali
slong the river.
Alaska is larger than all of the
United States, east Of the Missis-
sippl River.
The lower house Of the Illinois
legislature was organized by the
d emocrats.
School Board proceedings received
too late, last week to publish. They
appear this week.
Representative Rengan's Inter
State Commerce bill was passed by
the House JanY Sth.
Bank Of England notes have, at last
been perfectly counterfeited 1t was
thought it could not be done.
The Exposition managers ought
to publish daily, the numbcSof Wis
itors attending the Exposition.
There is not room in the TIMES this
week, to apologize for not publishing
eeveral communications received.
The special train, which went west
Tuesday. ran over, and killed lady
and her child, near Arcadia. The lady's
name was Mrs Houston.
The City marshall Of Homer La,
A. c. Jones, was shot and killed.
Jan I, while trying TO prevent,
difficulty.
The TiNps is in receipt of Vol. !. No.
l. Of The Mountor, published at Mar
ihaville, la. nr. :. s. RattIchead. has
plainly 4 hand in getting il NJ, NJ
though II. L. Hanson is editor, May
il mount hight, and higher.
J. H. Gilfoil has been reappoint-
ed assessor for Madison Parish,
better one could not be found.
This item should have appeared
in last weeks paper, but was some
how over looked.
The many friends of Dr. Kelley, viii
be glad to hear ofhis marriage on We'd
nesday, to Miss Flowers. The happy
couple departed for New Orleaus the
same evening, where they will remain
for some days They will reside at
Duckport on their return.
An "oldhorseman" says: blush,
millsey east eyes in horses indicate
"a mSon blindness or some thing
else. When you want good solid
information ask an old horseman.
If the blelnish on horse don't
mean one thing it generally means
something else.
The dynamiters have gone to killing
each other, ODonnovan Rossa's office
in New York City, was the scene Of a
stabbing ARRAY in which Thos F. Phe-
ian was stabbed in eleven places.
When confronted with a man captured
by the police VINO Was running away,
he said, Eyes, that is the nam" and
shot him twice before any one could
interfere- The man shot proved to be
Richard Short. Both men will recov-
er.
Gen. Grant declines to receive
funds raised by his friends forr.his
relief, and the money collected has
been returned to the givers. Gen.
Grant is not suffering at all. lie
has the interest on the fund raised
by George Jones, s 1900 which
cannot be touched, and there is no
reason in the world,whY he should
receive donations. He has been
given every thing the government
had to give, and has had gifts
showered on him. He has had
enough.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-17
First Saturday, the 7th day of Feb
ruai,g, a. .. 1885,

iOtt . n ~ ASOC,
between the hours prescribed by law,
ali theriy title and intC~pst Of George
I. Irrelevant, in and 90 the following
described property, t0-wit' situate ~
the Parish Of Madison and State of
Louisiana and. composed Of the east or
upper half ofthe Fiuch-em-easy PlIntA-
ton in township iiftrenl l5JnOrth, range
twelve ID and thirteen ID east on the p
north side of Bayou Vidal, and contain-
ing about nine hundred and thirty-lOur
S.-lOJ acres OF land, together with the
buildings ami improvements thereon,
being the east haiiOf the vest halT Of
the Dalmatia Plantation, and being the
same land conveyed by the state Nd
tioual Bank to Geo. I. Tree want, by
act of sale raised before Theodore GryOl
Notary Public 0f Ncw Orleans, Louih-
ana, on March 2lst, 1874, and recorded
in Madison Parish, Louisiana, IN No
tarial Record Book q, Page $40 etsftTtst~-
tur rCfcreace TO which act s hereby
mado4 Also certain tract Of land to-
gethcr with the buildings ami improve
ments thereon, formerly q part Of thu
Arcbv Plantation situated on the norm
side Of Bayou Vidal, in sail Parish aud
state, having been taken FROM the east /.
side Of said y lantatlOn, adjoining PInch-
pnl-taSy Plantation, extending IN depth
from, The front lsyee on BAYOU Vidal, TO
the woodland II Araby Plant atom
thence on a l!ue parallel with the front
leyee, such a width az gives 10 sAld
tract of land a superhcles Of two hun
dred and fifty 2JJj acres Of cleared land,
said tract comprising part OF section
forty-tWo az township fifteen ll5l
north, range thirteen (l3l east and
part Of section one u, town ship EEteen
: ~ Ia I ftll a
being the same land conveyed by SfR.
Z. ". Fisk, % Geo. I. Irrelevant, by
act Of sale, passed before Theodore
tiuvoi. Notary Pablic Of the City II
New Orleans, Louisiana, JUne 18th 1850,
and recorGedin Madison Parish, Ionic
iaOa. in Not4rial Record Book -
pages - and l46. refer nee 10 which
act II sale il hereby made, and being
also tine same land surveyed by +. VI.
Dawson. Parish Surveyor, and sc. cd 70
Geo. T. Trezeyant, January l4th lSsI,
all said lands a2gre cStiNg Eleven hun
drcd and eighty-fOur ol-luJ ~ ol-lVl
acTcs;. offered tOesthcr With SH. the
buildings and Improvements and appur-
tenaACe7 thereto attached, and there
unto belonging or aPpertainlng, lEclud-
ing twenty TO mules, i've Brlniey
blows, one II six mule wagon and one
pair gear EtIIh'4 III VIC 81 Wv SNtb.
TERNs or SALE-Cash without ep-
prai~ement, 20 pay ard satisfy Plain
titf's demand as follows, to-wit: Cash,
Four thousand and Three Hundred &
Fifty [S4 $4,000 Dollars, and interest
thereon, at the rate Of per cent per
anuum, from 1st December 1884, till
paid, and the further sum of eight
hundred and seventy L$6lO,o0l dollars
for attorneys fees, and the further sum
of four thousand three hundred and
! fifty iS4,Sr0,U0l dollars, evidenced by
the note maturing January 10Th 1851;
and costs, including two 6Q-l03 dcllar5
/ t$2, 60]cost of protest.
II. b. HOLMES, Sheriff
Shtritrs Office, Tallulah, La, 9th
December 1854. II.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-17

G.. y. klc7tNEusoS,
GEo. ~. SEWER.
On motion Of Mr.. Cochran. the
report of the finance committee
was received, and adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Lone, second
ed BY Mr. Richardson, the clerk
was instructed to notify the road
overseer Of road district No I. t.
have removed from the street a
small building near the store Of
Mr.. Van o. in Delta, adopted.
Mr. Long moved. that q COM
iuittee Of three consisting Of Mess
Dennis, and Cochran, and the
Clerk OF the Police Jury, be APP
pointed to make tho estimates for
the year l335. Carried.
On motion the board adjourned
until 10 o'clock 4. n. Wednesday.
THIRD DAY.
"WEDNESDAY JANUARY. 4 1895.
Tho Board met pursuant to ad-
journment, al the members pres
ent.
The committee appointed to
make the estimates, for the year,
1885, reported as follows:
TO the Hon Board OF Police Jyry,
We your COMMITTEE ia make the cs,i-
mates for the year 1850, report that we
have made the following estimates,
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-01-17
local Mall.

Mail from Ashw0od, New Cartilage,
King and Cape, arrives Mondays, We'd
ncsdIys and Fridays, at 1899 am, and
leaves at 2:3u pm. a. same days.
Mail from Omega and Niiljkens Bend
arrives Monday, Wednesday and Fi-
day at Ii am, and leaves st , pm. Of
same days.
!. VI. hEBERT. ?. n.