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"LET US HA VE PEACE."
VOL. 4.' ALEXANDRIA, LA., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1.872.
AuXLI IN AStA.-Lem than a year ago that
errant Prince, the Grand Ihlke Alexis, was in
this at centre of relnblicanism, adopting
Yankee customs and falling in love with Yan
. . institutions, with an abandon that was
quite delightrfnl. Since then he has drifted
ith ral m leisure artotld the worll. tonching
octasually upon a cummunicable ,xit and
then dropping out of sight again for a seaion. s
At last advioes he hobnobbing with t he Ma
harajah of Jahore, and receiving at the hands
bf that monarch the entertainnment conmmon
to the chhntry. The prinilipal fete was an
elaborately arranged tontest between a tiger
and a buffalo, most appropriate in its concep
tion, considering the tastebhr blood that the
Grand Duke acquied in chasing the bison of
our plains, but injundicionsly carried out. To
snake the combatants equal, :he tiger was 1
given opium and the buffalo arrack This com- 1
pensation arrangement was overdone. When
the curtain rose the tiger tried to sneak away,
but the intoxicated buffalo was eager for the
fray He charged his feline enemy and knock- t
edher about fearfully, to which she made 0
4ery little opposition. At last, by means of
a rope and pulley, the tiger wes raised by the
heek and let fall upon the buffalo's back.
This w s worse than pulling corks from soda
bottles With a co'k-sarew; some little claw
n and chewing was done from this post of
vantage but the enraPge'i hest soon shook
off his burd'x and butted her to death. The
transfer of the royal RuIsian .n the Mahara
jah's barge, and the subsequent fetes and ban
neucts at the palace were moren auspicious.
His Majesty drank the health of his royal
guest in a truly cosmopolitan way and the
reply of Alexis n as in the biief but sutheient
phrases with which his entertainers in this I
tountry are familiar.
COOI) TO TAK1E '.his cold wrather, a
hot irish whiskey punch, or Tomn and
Jerry, whii:h may be had in pefeit ion
att Goodnmau's popular sailoou, the
Pacific. t
Tit: PERstECt*'iD) .1'. O, POT.M.NA.-I
The lirutal treatment of th,- re -idet Jews of I
Rcumnania by the native population of that l
c,n'itrvy li:t. for vrar and 't I:l, ,'iteas iionic'
partthilatly, I t, i a sim:ilal to iivlliz',i t
Eur .pt'. It h11 1 i m,' e sO 4 rt, lt i;ig r-,,'cntly
9 t5 ito h ILt ai l'. III '.- i e, "l t ' "t ,tll n.iu.n: Ini tIil
,it 1 tt,"seln. i r w ih a ,o,,ntri:te, of ,lai .u n;
Iarnelites w;i a ipolinted, so sa:' a di.-pa:rt it e
inst reteiPid fuoln the Itelgian; :ejilal. with t
ustructions tl draw up an address to the
great E"-roplean -owern Upon the treatment of
the Jewish peplh opl to l ulnnia.ii lrl a pro
,s edingir a-lv w, and propr. ail : hdil I. 1
pomlroltly and fpa orably rersl'eii"il to ly tlCho t
iutrola-Un po iri to is ap ial ci to, who. to
the"ir sha'e l, it said. l e,' II.: l for years on
tie onutimag' .i''t ''ie c tutiono practiced 1n1i
the .h en of ,t;o anit itt nt a ir il of
protest to the .Ii'at'i lie ogVe r:rn li,; t In d, r
which sith har' ari'ies were I l1t,,I. Wh1.,
the Govenrn:4it of t i .- "nni' . i : ' 1"' t, :
rhoseMn horln' st nyrialsn o .Iw l a -to wlhso,
rluerIli . it " in in -tn:L l - dn ,:r ind l -t,1:i
,ra5,0o to tL , k: , ' .h- al1.-' : :r A' f. . r
1.I 1 It sa1'": i,'" e, lc, 'on, in. its f ve'r.:r nd i
oongratulating l'rteidt i 1t I h r i n: ti1 pi , -
gross of repilt li-a 'l t iln "an',., it ml Iht
have a word. to say to tlhe ,-se`?"rlt wh:-h
permits its i1. ,, pnhnlat iS to peT'.-euto,
and tramle ol it.s .h' -,h sithi-" j. It im:il
he no violation oT iitcrunati |ai law for tlthe
Governiaent of the' United St:ste- to iuter".. ,
in their bI-half, and it wonuli l e t-lc iailiy i,-.
coming \hen so large a amass of the n:stit
virtuous, thrifty, honorable and enterlrsiilg
of American citizens are of the same fuith us
th6e ei, whose behalf it would interecd,-[LN.
MAltItD--On Tuesday last, by C.1
V. Ledoux, Esq., and alterwards ac- 1
cording to the rites of the litbrew
Church, in their Synagogue, in this
Town, JULIUS GOODMAN, ESQ., to
MIiss FANNIE I)UPIRE.
With the above we received so liber
al a supply of the usual contribution
to the printer-a cake of nample pro
portions and several bottles ot choice
liquids to assist in its conusumiption,
that whilst drinking the health and
happiness of the wetdded pair, and
wishing them every earthly succes, we
and our assistants could not help also
wishing that such a good man, was
oftener found to do for himself and us
a like good thing.
M3. HEY M AN,
CHENEYIVILLE, LA,
H AVING dissolved partnership with Levy
who was lately associated with me in the
mercantile business at 'ChIeneyille, La., I am
now doing business¶or, and on my own ac
eomlt I have lately received from the city
a ine stock of
DRY COOOS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
BARDWARE, &e. &.,
As goodt, if not superior to such articlee, to be
found in otlhr markete; which will be sold
cheap tor (sh.
Call and examine my assortment, and judge
ter youraelves. May tq 7 '71-ly
OaT. W. BINGIIoLST,
PARISH SURVEYOR, AND REAL
ESTALE AGFST.
Those who have lost their entry pa
pers of State, or United States Land,
and wish them re-established; and Pa
tents procured fbr receipts of land en
tered befi re the war; also re-entering
under the homestead tlaw, lands ac
quired after the 21ast day of February,
1861, under the Confederate dispensa
tion; locating lands, warrants, etc. I
will attend to apon application.
IP" Of~lce over the store of Jamea
W. Osborn, Front Street Alexandria
.-ln. 91 1M71--1.
1 I E 1U! F
SALT' ll'ER STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
Opposition Line,
The directors of the National Salt
River Lineof Steamboats, having un
derstood, that the passengers exaect- jI
ed to start for Salt River this week, I
by the Steamer
RADICAL,
adverti ed to leave as stated, have I
concluded to detfer their trip and await
a judicial decision, as to whether it
will be necessary to take it or not, and t
uud'trstanding also, that in the latter
case another crowd of immigrants will
be torced to make it, announce to
the public and especially to those most
intelested, that they are now titting
up regardless of expense, the new Sea
and River going Steamer,
SJiusicnist,
herniaphrodi't', rigged, cigar- hlll)pd,
running either b.ack\wards or forwards,
vitrh the same facility, and sailing
u ith or against the wind.
The departure of this vessel for Salt
River, depends upon a contingency,
but it is certain she will make one or
two trips to
BATON RIOUGE1, t
as it is positive she will have severn I
passengers from this section, tor that
'he O)ficers h:v(' not he determined
on, froim the fact of there being so
a1i1ny equally well qualified appli
cants, the Captain, ho~iever, is certain
to be a
WIIlTEI
man, perfectly competent and eligible ,
to the aippointment in which many i
Swish to have a
SEAY.
In chl)atsiiig the other oficeers: the -
grelatest care and dlttIberation will lie
11cd, so tl'at all \ ill be convinced that
'1
MOORE, WISE
sh.lclti,.n could not have le',e made.
and that ia pwrt.'cting their arrange
I;iu lt'l
PRICE
has beh n uctr'ely disregarled by the
:(ill Ipal y, as they intend to go ahead, I
zno maltter what
WOOD,
coniud or hlluld he said about it, and
be full pjrepared, by otticering anti
MA VNNIG,
their boat, to overcome the difficulties
to navigation, and even without a
PA 1VL,
hIold on to every inch they gain in
ascending the main stream, after run
niung into a
BAYOU
or two.
For passage,
APPLY ON BOARD.
Nov. 16-tf.
SUCCESSION SALE.
No. 40.-Succession of Walter O. Winn.
Parish Court.
SoURSUANT to an order of Sale made by
the Parish Judge, of Rapides Parish,
Loui.ºiana, in the above Succession, dated
Nov,.mnhr the 7th ls7;. and addressed to me.
I shall sell at Public Auction, at the Court
House Door, in the town of Alexandria, on
Tuesday, the 17th day of December,
1872,
at 12 o'clock M., the following property for
the payment of debts, viz:
A certain tract of land situated in the
Pariah of Rapides. near the town of Alexan
daia, on Bayou Rapidee, bounded above by
lands of ThTe. H" Maddox, and below and in
the rear Iy lands of R. C. Hynson, and con
Stahlutig the quantity of 450 sers mere or less,
and known as the Cropland Plantation, with
an 1he bnildings and improvements thereon.
TERxS oF SALE :--CASH, according tO law.
JOHN DELACY,
Nov. 16-5t P. F's $15. Sheriff.
SUL'CCESSION SALE.
StTRSUANT toan Order'of sale issued by t'e
IlHon. the Judge of the Parsh Court, for
IRapidee Parish, State oT Lo'istanhs, i snit
No. 106, of the Dock "t of that Caourt, in the
Succession of James D. Loyd, and SBarah H.
Loyd, commanding ar to sell for the payment
of debts the property of the two Decedent.,
we shall offer at public action, on
Thursday, the 19th of beceinber, 1872
at 12 Mi., before the Court House door, in Alex
andria, the following deae ibed property, vis:
The Loyd Plantation, situated on Baybn
Beuf, near Loyd's bridge .ounded above by
the W. R. Brown tract, and below by the It.
H. Jackson tract, in rear by Woodland, and in
- front by Bayou Beat, contaiding Three Han
Stired and beventy -five acred, more or less, with
all the Buildings and Improvementa thereon.
The Land wlil be sold min Lots of from Ten
to Fifty acree, and a plat of the iot. will be
exhibited on day of sale.
I Tru.-CAstf.
JOHN O. PICKENS,
Executor of Busarah H. Loyd.
SO.g. .HAWLEY,
Public Admninistrator and Dative Testament
I ary Exentor of James D. lord.
v tdBg_15 'mM1/
SUCCEtSION SALE.
P URSUANT to an Orderofsale, issued by the
1. Honorable the Parish Judge of Rapides
Parish, State of Louisiana, in suit No. 1097, in
the Succession of Winder Crouch, on the
IDocket of that Court, commanding me to sell
for the payment of debts, t e property of the t
deceased, I shall offer for sale at Public Ac- c
tion, before the Court House in Alexandlia on
Thursday, the 19th day of December,
1872
at 12 M., the following property belonging to
said Decedent, v z :
A tract of Land situated on left decending t
bank of Bayou BIeaf, in Rapidee Parish, ad
joining the Crouch Plantation, containing One
Hundred, and Thirty-Seven acres, more or
less, with all the Improvements thereon.
The undivided half of the Crouch Plantation,
situated on left descending bank, of Bayou
BP'nf, bounded above by the Compton Lower
Place, and below by the tract above described
and by lands of R. L. Tanner, containing
Twenty-Two Hundred and Twelve, acres, more
or less. in the whole tract, togethar with all
the Buildings and Ilmprov emnenta thereon.
Tera.--CASH.
JOHN DELACY, 1
Sheriff and Ex-Oficio Auctioner.
?eov. 16 5t-P. F's $P0.
8tlERIFF' SALE.
Wmin. Whitty
vs. . No. 74P.
L. Bushnell,.,
Parish C:ourt-Parish of Rapide--Stato of t
Louisiana.
B Y VIRT"'E of and to satisfy it writ of
Fieri Facias issned out of the above
naumel Court. in tlhi above entitled and num
berentl Aut s,"t. and "o me dircet-e. I have I
seized and will offer for Sale, at Phblib Auc
tion, on
Saturdays the 7th day of I)ecember,
1872,
between the hor.' of 11 A. M., and 4 P. M1., at
the Coint Hose Doo)r, in the Toi n of Ale an
dria, the following descrilbed property, seized
by special order of said writ, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land sithated lj
ing and being in the P'arish of tRapidels being
the S w * of S W * 4S ee=tion No. 7 and the N
W } of N \V f of Rection No. 18, in Township
No. 1, North of Range No. 1, W co:taining the
quantity of 79 76-100 acres.
Also I E k of NE ( of Section No. 13 and S
E } of uW i and $E 1 J of Section No. 12 in
Township No. 1 North of itange No. 2, W con
taiuing 240 4.5-100 acres and making In the
agregate 311' 2L1-1(l acres, said land Registered
in the Land Office at Ole1lonnas with all the
building and improvements situated thereon.
TRvMS ov SALE:-CASIt. subject to ap
praisement. JOHN DE:IACY,
Nov. 2-t& P'. F's -26 Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Renshaw, Catmmack & Co,
No. 1"658.
Joseph Warren Jackson &
Reuben Stark Jackson.
Ninth District C(tit. Parish of Rapides-8tate
of Louisiana.
B Y VIRTUE of and to satisfy a writ of
Fieri Facian. i-siued out of the above
named Court, in the above entitled and num
bered suit, I have seized, and will offer for
Sale, at Public Auction, on
Saturday, the 7th day of December,
1872,
between the hours of 11 A. M., and 4 P. M..
at the Court Honse Door, in the Town of
Alexandria, the following described property,
seized as the property of the Defendiants, to
wit:
All the interest and share ofthe Defendants,
Joseph Warren Jackson and Reuben Stark
Jackson, in and to a certain Judgment obtain
ed by them and Mrs. Bracewell, in Suit No.
1512. of the Docket of the District Court,
Papides Parish, Louisiana, and the Judgment
of the Supreme Court, of Louisiana, in same
suit on appeal, against John C. Dunbar, Ad
ministrator of Winder Crouch, deceased, said
Judgment being for $1176e 36, and their inter
eat being two-thirds thereof.
Terms of Sale :-CASH, subject to appraise
Lellt.
JOHN DzLACY, Sheriff.
Nov. 16-4t. P. F's $16.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
M. Myan
vs. No. 1830.
James T. Flint.
?'in h District Court, rarish of tapidee--State
of Louisiana.
BY VIRTUE of and to satisfy a writ of Fieri
. Facias, issued out of the above named
Court, in the above entitled and numbered
Sut. I have eeizgd, and will offer for Sale at
Public Auction, on
Saturday, the 7th day of December,
1872,
between thehours o" 11 A. M., and 4 P. M., at
he Court Honse Doo)r, in the Town of Alex
andria, the followlng descritied property,
seized as the property of the Defendant, to
wit:
The undivided one-third interest in hnd to
a certain Plantation, situated in the Parish of
Rapides, bounded above by lands belonging
to Seip's Plantation and Leonard Estate, be
low by lands of G. W. Compton, containing
600 aces, rore or less, with the buildings and
-mpro ments thereon, also same interest in
and to the rent due on said Plantation for
187V.
Also same interest in and to a certain En
gine and Boiler on said Plantation.
Terms of Sale :-Twelve Months Credit or
I Bond, the Purchaser to furnish good and sufM
dent decarity, and mortgage retained on the
Property sold.
JOHN DELACY,
Nov. 16 4t-P. Ft $16. Sheriff.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
OF APIDES--PARISH
a COURT.
No. 102.-Soccesion of Ifampton . e artm
SSecond Account and Tableau of D nributioa.
"RHEREAB, John O. Fikeno, Admiaistr
tor, has fled in this Cs0,u ?aSecod
Accouni and Tableaun of Distribution, of the
a 8uEaceassion of Hampton A. Parton..
SNotice is hereby.given to all whom it t'oth
or may eoncern, to show eause, within ten
days from the date hmesd why the usame
should not be homelogated. By order of the
Court.
Clerk's Oae, Alexandria, La., November
the 12th 1872.
_('BI . OWEN, )epty Clerk.
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
State of Louisiana-va. Mrs. Emma Blanchard
and Succession of T. J. Hickman
BY VIRTUE of the power in me vested, as
Tax Collector, in and for the Parish of Co
Rapides, by Act No, 42, of the Legislature of Be
this State approved March 3d, 1871, I will pro
ceed to sell at public auction, in front of the
Court Ilouse door, in the todli bf AlexandriA,
on tin
Saturday, the 23rd day of November,
1872. an
The upper portion of the New Hope Planta- th
tion, bounded above by the lands of Henry
Boyce, and below by Peter T. Hickman, } of of
said Plantation containing 950 acres, and the
upper portiori ofthe Coln Ferry Tract bound
ed above by lundl at Waters, containing 279
acres and impzovements.
Seized for due and unpaid Taxes 1869, 1870
and 1871, amounting to $496 97 and costs,
The above lands to be sold in tracts of frodm
10 to 50 Sfres.
Nov. 2 M. LEGRAS, Tax Collector,
Nov. 2-4t.
TAX COLLECTORS S -ILE.
State of Louisiana-vs. Estate of W.C. C. C.
Martin.
B Y VIRTUE of the power hi me vested
as Tax Collector in and for the Parish
of Rapides, by Act No 42, of the Legislature of Ua
this State approved March 3d, 1871, I til NI
proceed to sell at public auction, in front of of
the Court House door, in the town of Alexan- ch
lriia, on be
Saturday, the 23rd day of November, ut
1872,
at 12 o'clock M., the following described pro
perty to-wit:
48. acres of land n Baron Bcufnt and im- p,
proveypents ther.on. bounded abve by lands ot
of R. H. Carnal, and below by Estate of Louis
Thonmyesoand 700 aeres of Pinewoods land,
bounded t est by Clara Smith, North by Car
nal, East by Dotsett and Sotith by Thompson.
Selved for due and uanaid. Taxes for the
years 1 ,70 and l171, amounting to$759 02 and
all costs.
The above lands will be sold in tracts of
from 10 to 50 acres.
M. LEGRAS, Tar Collector.
Nov. 2-4t.
A. HEYMAN,& CO.
FRO.YT STREET,
OPPOSITE TOWN WHARF.
SAIrE great pleasure in inform
ing their numerous friends and -
customers that hotwithstanding the
unexamnpl'd tightness of the timoes
they have been able by the great in- hi
ducements they offer to purchasers, to
keep up their stock complete and full
in every department, in their nuexcell
ed establishlnment as above, all laid in
to the best advantage. C
NEnW, FRESH, AND
SALEABLE GOODS, I
atd every thing of a'
2'1e ,First Quality,
frequently renewed anti d complete
sdsortment kept up.
awY Gamo mnass,
"E~atm, COaDm,
-AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
are imported from
)OOkS, 4o.& %\Qoes,
FRo. I os TO.Y.
CHILDREN, LADIES, AND GENT'S b
1lne al.oesm,
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
And a large lot of Boys, Gent's, and
Ladies Saddles, with a
- EA£ER.L aSSORITJWE.VT r
-OF- I
From st. Loutf,
and provisions of all kinds, Willow,
- Wood and Hardware, of all kinuds
SBaling and Ties; Ronntl and Flat Irn,
all of which we offer at prices defying I
e comlpetition, which we will be pleased t
to prove to all who will inspect our I
assortment whether they boy hr not.
Alex. Oct. 19th, l-y.
HENR Y FOBENAN,
. Boot & %hoe Makeer
SP'rozt Sareet
bL El EA ib D Z X A., L A.
Ladies Shoes made in the ltest and
neatest st'fie.
Bridge N1Sce.
NOTICE is hereby given that Sealed Pre
posels will be reeived by the undersigned
Commissioners, for rebuilding the bridge over
Bayou Beauf at Cheneyville fdr
Thirty diyi from this date,
Said bids must be addressed to either of the
tind.rsigned.
The Contractor is to have the right to use
any abd all the old timber of the out bridge.
Said bids must not exceed the aniouut of B;
the approprihtion, and the Contractcr hmost B
give bonnd nd security for the performance B
of t' e work.
The Commissioners reeei~e tle tight to re
rpect any and all bids.
EZRA BENNETT,.
BRANCH TANNER,
GERVAIS BAIHLIO.
Oct. 12.6t.
GROVER & BAKER'S
giaest Pressrmuas EUlas SttchE
Points of Excellence.
Beauty and Elasticity of Stiteh.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spools.
No fastening of seams by hand, and no waste
of thread. Wide range of application without
change of adjustment. The seam retains its
beauty and firmness after washing and Iron
ing. Besides doing all kinds of work done by
other Sewing Machines, these Machines exe
cute the most beautiful and. permanent ei
embroidery and ornamental work.
e' This Machine has received more First
Premiums in the Southern Statý, than all the a
others combined; as well as tking the Impe
rial Cross of the Legion of Honoi, a4the Paris
Exposition, in 1867, thus attesting their supe
riority over all other Sewing Machineb. W
SOUTHERN SALESROOMS, -
182 Canal Street, New Orleans.
Levtt u»a t, Agents; R
ALEXA:NDETA,.LAd
Where can be fonu an assortment of Ma
chines and xlqres, Oil, Thread, Needles, &e.
Maheb ti '?l-1y.
BOLY3AoY WS, Ir
Front Street, Levin's Row, dl
ALEXANDRIA, LA., B
EGS to say to his friends and
Sthe public in general, that he
has just returned from New Orleans
and brought up a stock,, selected by
himself with the greatest bare, con
stating Of
1r! asn s of all kins,
CLOTHIING,
BOOTS AND 80i~8, at
HATS AND CAPS. w
Fancy and Staple Groceries,
and in fact every other article likely
to be called for, all of which he will
sell at Lair prices.
A lbt of New Molasses in Half Barrels. w
Nov. 9 '72.
LEVIN & FERGUSON,
WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS,
-AND DEALERS IN
Wat ies, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, I
And Fancy$ Good&.
GENUINE ME8CHA UM PIPES
American and English Watches of
best makers, edribtantly on hand.
The Jewel
I- HE SUBSCRIBER has agsin
-JIL taken charge of the lodk estab
lished
JEWEL COFFEE HOUSE
-AND
BrrarLL'r sALtO0w,
and will endeavor to keep it up tb its
.former reputation under his manage
inent. He has laidina
PULL SUPPLY OF THE BEST IQUOBRS.
A, n attentive and competent Bar'
g eetwr pill always be on hand, to at
d tend to tie wants of his customers.
rLUNCthi bkAttr bk AiT i m.
JOHN BOGAN.
taiiduary 11 1872.
ALEXANDRA, tiA.
Rv. S. BURFO@p, A. I., Warden,
lza. A. . OGDEN, J., A. Md.. Read ,Mast
This Sdhool will be reropqnue pn tiae
i 24 dab of 8ept, A. D. i8t72.
i nogut 31st, 1872:
TO THE PUBLIC
tEEb At KAcrING )P.DUCED TO
SUIT THE TIME&
Single Feed .................. O 2
By the day ................. 75
By the week.................. 5 00
By the Mouth .................20 00
Racking in Proportion.
ECLIPSE STABLES.
NELSON TAYLOR,
Sept. 14th. Proprietor.
Stab]e.
DAN TAYLOR
.IW"T ISTIES TO INFORM HIS
Vfriends and the public gen.
erally tilat he haq opened at,
GOFFE'S OLD STAND,
a irst class Livery Stable.
Intending to be Alwaysi on bhnd, he
assures, his customers that their stock
will not be neglected.
M\a(Voth & Old\ea,
RECEIVING, EORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Alexanc ria, La.
T HE undersigned hating rebted
the Warehouse of J. M. 86h.
didge & Co., lately,opcgpied by E. R,
Biossat, wouldl respectfully solicit the
patronage of their frends.
D. ,T. STAFFORD,
S. CULLEN.
Alexandrts, La., Aug. 31st 1872.
"WA 1SK I I
TONAS ROSENTHAL, takes this o-.
Seasion to inform his friends, and the pub] e
generally that he has just returned from tl e
city, with a line and
E'AFFULL r bELECTED
stock ofgoods, and is satisfed that all those
who favoe him with their patronage, will be
suited both in pries Sad quality of goods.
His stock consists of
DRY GooDn
GROCERIR, ..
HATS, CAPS,
BOOTB, SHOES,
And other artclees toee numerous to menatior,
which he is offering
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Dec.24-ly.
Ir ie Si Z' ± T r ,
S ITUAThD twomilesrom Alex.
andria in the Pinewoods. Ses.
sion of Ten months isprtion opens on
the first Monday in September 1872.
S'FRM8s .*
For whole Session.......... 250 010
For Half Session............ 125 00
Contingent Fee............. 30 00
brie halft the tition fee and the Con
tingent fee pl~able invariably in ad.
vance.
Address or Apply in persons to.
Wx. K BRINGHUSB8T. Esq.
BOT. P. HUNTE,
Alexandria Louisiana.
-OF
JU'8T Published, and now ready for delivery;
embracin all the new Parishe, and every'
thing else ofinterest lathe 8tate. Every man
of bmsiness, and every head of a family ehould
have this map.
Price, $1, per copy. a
Fo a sle by R. W. Bringhuret, ssge
for Rapides and the ajoining Parmie nt
De*c, 6esse eal ekes,
SECOND FBIFr I; DEANDRIA, uL.
S(Oppetite the Pt O(lffice.)
Fj All work execited with neatness
and dispatch. Tennrms, CARH, on de.
itrery. feb 11.tf.
DEALER IN
WINES, LIQUOkS, &c.
(ICE HOUSE BOTEL), FIINT STREET,
Feb 4 71-tf
10 UROLINO FLUID,
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