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DRUG STORE,

DRUG STORE,
r C.WEBB s. CO., willkeap constantly on hand
~. ompleie assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
DYE Stuifs. varnishes. Perfumery, Stationery,
Grass and Garden Seeds, Anomalies,
Vinegar, Pure Liquors. sc. &c.
and all other articles in their line Of business, and with
the special design Of keeping only genuine articles
They hope by close attention and moderate prices, 70
merit and receive the patronage ofthe public.
January 81. sa-
HAVE now in store, and shall keep constant To-
sale low,
New Crop Sweet Molasses and Rice.
Rio and other coiiees, Sugars, best vinegar,
Nails. Blasting and Rifle Powder and Fuse,
Common. and English Dairy Cheese, Nc. &c.
All kinds Of barter taken for Goods, VIZ; Rags, OLE
Castings Brass and Copper, Feathers Beeswax, Corn
Wheat, MeaL Bran, Flour. Peas and Beans, Butter
Eggs, Plank, Shingles, and Hides, and almost ever,
thing else.
Settlements in all cases once year,
JAMES WEBB.
February 90
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Montgomery Ala. Mail.

TEE REToRr CouRrEoUs.-Old Prof. s.
was one of the instructors at Dartmouth
College years ago, and was withal, about
as blunt and straightforward specimen
of humanity as ever walked, being con.
sidered little Grabbed by intimates. One
day in the early summer he was taking
his usual stroll around the village, keep.
ing his "eye out' for any fast F" student
who might be off duty, when he CHANGED
to meet Mr.. Page, a sturdy farmer from
East Hanover, witha load Of wood, trudg-
ing along the dusty street barefooted and
coatless but he was fine representa-
tive of Natures noblemen."
" Hullo ! Mr.. Page,p growled the Pro
fessor, II should like to know if all the
people at East Hanover go barefoot"
Part on 'em do, and the rest on 'em
mind their own business" was the rather
settling reply.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-14

4 DEAD Thing On a RACE TRAcK.-The
Virginia penehamt for seeing blood horses
in motion, is well illustrated by an an
ecdote told US recently at Petersburg.
Mr.. boswell, Sheriff of Hanover county
seeing old Larkin White, an ex-membel
of the Jockey Club, but now a member Of
the Baptist Church, on the quarter. stretch
during the recent races at Ashland, Va.
loosely remarked to him" Why, Col
White, they'll turn you out of Church fol
being here" -
"lf they do" said Larkin, they'll turn
Tinsley, yonder, out of the Methodist
Church. I'll go and see him."
Accordingly, Larkin went over and
stated the case to his neighbor Tinsley,
who, by the way, stammers badly.
"oh,' replied Tinsley, 1--WE gogo-got
a d-d-d-dead tbing.'fit! I've co-co-counted
noses, aud there's ma-ma.ma majority Of
the Church on the track I"
Larkin turned away, regretting that he
had in the excitement of his feelings
Joined what he considered NOW to be the
wrong church"
Montgomery (A!a.) Mail.
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Political Speculation.

Marylander writes to the Picayune
from New York, Nov goth:
Politicians of the mighty Empire State are in
aqea quaudary since the recent election Those
vest informed think that if a consolidation Of par.
aea takes place in 1860, the State will 60 for q
Ssnoeratic President against Seward or any other
Aepu0hcan, provided the right kind of a candidate
0eselected at Charleston.
hhothlng but Black Republicanism So
'aa democracy be presented to our little State,
Aa'yland, at the pending Presidential contest, she
WI certainly; under existing circumstances. cast
ven ELECTORAL vote for the latter. This is certain.
Reannot be disguised that the Harper's Ferry
''R'ats has done much towards causing eitizens of
W'state to unite against sectionaiism in every
'aape and to adopt partisan af1inities of the
'N0adest nationality. Dickinson is a good deal
Aised Of by citizens of New York as conserva-
wv national man to present for the consideration
'S'le Charleston Convention. Seward is evidently
S''ng ground. i'll might be permitted to suggest
Naasate, independent of party, one who is
asotc In the fullest sense, man similar in senti-
an, 70 Washington, scholar aad an ornament to
N aIsaon one whose very word would oyerawe
sosh 'eofaant feelings existing between extremists
nm, Ia saa South, East and West--a colossel col.
bos @ w, and wisdom, to whom we might
Ma a a,.a generating confidence in the hour Of
n,s y; ana TRIAL. provided this hour ever comes-a
so,ld n snort who does and will command the
uns - Sulalratlon-I would present the honored
a,a,yi !, r EDWARD Everett. With him in the Presi-
,eussas Ouair there would be full restoration of
A,insa ee We would come back to the pure
,rass.. " revolutionary patriotism, and forget that
pas. geographical sectouaIism ever existed.
'sdd b a reign within Our borders and there
y oe no more vain talk Of disunion
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-14
State Of Louisiana.
,,, Parish Of Rapides.

VS.. No. 44ss.
Eliza J. Pearce & Husband
by VIRTUE ola writ of f. ia. issued out of the
- District Court in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid and directed to the Sheriff thereof (said
writ issuing in the above rected cause,) will be
exposed at public sale at the Court House door. in
the town of Alexandria on
Saturday the 18th day of January,
1860, between the hours prescribed by law, all the
right, title and interest of Defendants in and to the
following described property, to wit
certain undivided interest in tract of land
formerly owned by Stephen Pearce, decd, situated
in the Parish and State aforesaid, on the North
side of Bayou BGuf, bounded above by lands Of
Winder Crouch and below by lands Of Joshua
Pcarce containing the quantity Of thirty-two acres,
more or less and being the same purchased by De.
PENDANTS from Della NJ Pearce, wife ofW. H. Duyal
and inherited by her from her father, Stephen
Pearce, deceased.
Seized in the above cause to satisfy said writ,
Terms Of Sale--CASH, with the benefit Of ap-
praisement.
Sheriff 5 Office, Nov. l4th, 1859.
= J. G. WISE, SHEEIrs.
Nov. ls-ptr's fee $1s 90
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sherif's Sale.

Minor, F. Flower. No. '''s'
PURSUANT to decree of the District Court 70,
l. the Parish Of Rapides, rendered in the above
entitled cause, I shall sell on
SATURDAY, the 9TH day of Janu.
ary, 1850,
at Public Auction before the Court house door, in
Alexandria, all that Tract OF Parcel of LAND.
known as the "Mulhollan Plantation, and situated
on the Bayou Beuf, in this Parish. There are
1890 Acres
Of arabic land, and over Three Thousand Acres Of
Pine Woods Land contiguous to it, making in all
1925 Acres
more or less The place has been cultivated as a
Sugar Plantation many years.
Terms Of Sale
One-fourth of the purchase money in CASH--for
the remainder, the purchaser will execute two
series OF notes of which one half shall be payable
10 the order OF the Tutor of the Minor Polk and
the ether half to be payable to the order of the
Tntrix OF the Minors flower-the notes respect
lyeiy TO be payable in equal amounts on the 18th
OF March, In the years 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864 and
1865 at the Bank OF Louisiana in New Orleans
with eight per cent. per annum interest from day
Of sale till paid-vendors' lien, and special mort
gage retained with the customary pact of nom
Alienation.
The property will be sold in block and not at the
ate of SO much per acre. neither will any diminu-
Jon 10 price be allowed, should the quantity named
exceed the true quantity On survey, nor will any
addition or increase of price be required should
here be found upon survey, a greater quantity
han that stated in this advertisement. 50
j. c. WISE, SHERIFF.
Nov 90 1ShQ-ntrs foo S1fss0
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State Of Louisians,
Parish Of Rapid0s.

4. Rosenthsl Vs. Benz. shefield-No. s07s.
T virtue ofa writ of e. ia. issued out Of the Dis.
~ trict Court in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid and directed 70 the Sheriff thereof, eaid
writ issuing in the above rected cause) will be sold
at the Court House door in the town Of Alexandra,
On Saturday the Sd day December,
1855, between the hours prescribed by Law che
following property, to Wit:
About thirty five hundred pounds
Of Seed Cotton, more or less, Ct
Or near the residence Of the De-
fendant.
Seized in the above case to satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-CASH, with the benefit Of up.
praisement
Sheriff = Office, Nov. 10th, 1859.
J. c. WISE, Snlllys.
Nov. 23,-ptr's fee Is 90
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ELECTION NOTTCE.

PURSUANT to Proclamation Of Robert G.
I WickIffe, Governor Of the State Of Louisan,
and to me directed, notice is hereby given to the
qualified voters Of the Parish of Rrpides, that an
Election will be held at the several Precincta in
the Parish of Rapides, established according to
law, on MONDAY the End day of January, A. D..
1860, for the purpose Of eleeting State Senator.
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
the Hon. Thomas o. Moore, in the Distric. com.
posed Of the Parishes Of Rapides and Avoyelles.
The Commissioners of Election will take notice
that said Election be held in all respects according
to the provisions of the Constitution and laws IL
in such cases made and provided.
Sherif's Office, Nov. 22d, 1859.
J.C. WISE, snsslyy.
November Esd, l859-te d
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Avis DETECTION.

Nonfolmement q une proclamation de Robert C.
" Wicklitfe, Gouverneur de rEtat de Ia Louisiana
a moi adressee, avis est par ces presentes dome
aux votans competent de Ia paroisse des Rapidei
gu une election aura lieu dams les diyers precinct,
de Ia paroisse des Rapides, etablis scion il loi.
LUNDl IL jour de Janvier, 1860, pour eiirs un
Senaseur d'Etat pour remplacer Ia place vae.nts,
occasionee par 10 resignation de Honorable Thos.
0. Moore dams lie District compose des paroissss
des Rapdes ct Avoyelles.
Les commissaires detection prendront avis que
Ia dite election aura lieu sous tous les rannorta
scion les provisions de Ia constitution Ct lea loa
registant tells cas-.
Bureau du Sheriff, le % Nov. 1889.
Nov2s-te &c. WISE, Sheriff.
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Notice to Creditors.

CUCCEssioN of Samuel J. Clark, decd. Ken.
y meth N. Clark, having been appointed Admin.
strator of this Succession, herby notifies all per.
sons having claims against the same, to present
them for registration and payment to tue Admin
istrator or to his Attorney, ]. 9. MANNING.
Alexandria, Nov. l6, l859-1m
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BLOOMFIELD d STEEL.
No. 60 GIMP STREET,

New ORLEANS.
Have always on hand a large and complete assert.
ment Of SCHOOL BOOKS, comprising works on
SAAIHEMATYCS, CHEMISTRY, PHILOSO.
sPHy,S HISTORIES, BIOGRAPHIES,
BOTANY, NATURAL HISTORIES,
: 80 SURVEYING, ELOCU71ONS,
MORAL AND INTELLECT
U.AL4 PHILOSOPHY,
&c., DC
A /. s .
FRENCH, LATIN,
GREEK, SPANISH,
~ ITALIAN, AND HEBREW
IS c II o O L B O o X s..
Of the most approved Authors, for sale q Pub.
fishers prices by BLOOMFIELD l. STEEL,
No. go Camp Street, New Orleans.
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J STATE OFLOUISIANA,
) District Court.

Succession of Estate OF LOUISIANA,
Simpson Watford, decd District Court,
No. s63s J PARISH or RApIDEs.
NOTICE is hereby given to ii. HON it may con-
In Germ to show cause within thirty days from the
date hereof why the Final Account presented by
the Curator, should not be approved and homolo-
gated.
Glefks Office, Alexandra, the .2sth day Of 0s.
tober 1859,
BY order Of the Court, 20
s'y l-soa J.N. RH0REg, d., Clerk.
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ii, "m' Il, Seward, while in 4lexan.
ga,,e, vas presented with three superb
Si, au horses, which will be shipped to
se,ss. aa''y: and two ofthem will be
j.,s s' = to the New York State Aericul.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-14

A N Estray taken Up by John Boyd, A.
u on Rayon Clear, about 90 niles from ~
Alexandris, dark bay Mare, Is hands
high both hind feet white, small white or frosty
blaseon forehead, spanish brand on right shoulder,
about years old appraised by 7. r. Mcbride and
y r. Mathews, to be worth 500 in cash.
Now, therefore all persons interested l. hereby
notified to come forward within sixty days from
date hereof, prove property, pay charges and take
her away or said estray will be sold according 10
law. ]. A. WISE. J. P.
oct26-2m. Lamourie Ward.
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The EraNo. 3, will leave New Orleans for Shrevs.
port every Saturday, At 5 o'clock, transferring
freight and passengers TO Era No. 2, At the Falls
on Tuesday arriving at Shreveport on Friday.
The Era No. 2, returning, leaves Shreveport
every Saturday at5 o'clock, ;. n, meeting Era No.
At the Falls, on Tuesday-she arriving 10 New
Orleans Thursday evening.
- Clear Bills Of Ladings given through With.
out Storing Freight at Alexandra. -
For further information, apply to Captain On
board, or to G.L. Rooms L BROS,
sus24-ds No. 2, Front Street, N. o,
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\ NEGROES FOR SALE. 4
MOsELY & SPRAGINS,


FRO N NORTH ALABAMA,
TT AVING determined to establ;s permanent
IL SLAVE DEPOT in Alexandria, La
will keep on hand during the season select and
assorted LOT OF NEGROES, consisting of able.
bodied Field Hands, likely Boys, Girls, Women,
&c. They invite those wishing to buy No. 1
Negroes, to call and examine for Themselves.
MIR. SPRAGINS will remain on the Yard always
ready toswait upon purchasers and those wishing
to examine their Slaves-whiie MR.. MOSELY has
returned to Alabama for the purpose Of sending on
additional supplies from time to time as the de-.
mand of this market may require.
ssy Messrs. N. 4 S. have been trading in the
Mississippi market for number Of years--and can
give the most satisfactory New Orleans references
as to their responsibility and character, such as
Brady, Wilson b Co., s. o. Nelson & CO.., and
others.
Alexandria, Nov 16, lS5s-3m
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A CARD.
TO PARENTS, MERCHANTS, etc.,
Who wish to give their Sons OF Clerks a Practice
Business Education, in the shortest possible
time, and to young gentlemen whose
TIME is important.
| DOLBEAR
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
The City of New Orleans,
! Founded in 1882.
Chartered By the Legislature of Louinana,
-With-- !
Agricultural and Mechanical Departments.
Capital Stock, $250,Ooo:
I'm THE
Elegant and Spacious EdiAce
known Az
THE STORY BUILDING.
s. E. CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON Streets.
ENTRANCE ON BOTH srREgrs.
OPEN DAY AND .EVENINc.
N. B.-There are special apartments and Pro.
fessors for BOOKKEEPING, PENNANSHIP.
MATHEMATICS, GERMAN, FRENCH, SPANISH,
ENGLISH, LATIN, GREEK, ETC., so as to save the
TINE Of business men.
Persons from IL to 60 years attend to any branch
they may wish, and until az perfect as they wish to
be. There are, probably, not less than two
thousand of its former students in banks and bust.
ness houses in this city.
Merchants apply here for clerks and book
keepers. Country merchants, steamboat clerks.
etc., can learn in few days to keep their books
correctly, or write free, handsome hand
Catalogues with terms opinions of the press and
leading men of the nation, ETC., sent to all who
desire them.
This is the only chartered Commercial College il
the Southwest and the Oldest in the United States,
and has stood for
MORE THAN A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
on its own merits alone.
Board can be had with the Professors or other
good families speaking English, French, Spanish,
or German, at from "a to IS per week.
N. B. To prevent mistakes, or impositions, Stu.
dents intended for this College should bring this
advertisement or special directions, as there are
every winter temporary rooms opon for few
months; all, ofcourse, making wonderful preten
tons and promises and posting flaming placards to
enighten the people Of New, Orleans and the South
When three or more form Clubs and enter at the
same time, ten per cent. will be deducted from
tuition.
sY Citizens and strangers are respectfully in.
vited to visit the College and judge for themselves
The city is perfectly healthy.
STOCK.
IT. as is expected, the citizens in favor Of South
,rn practical education subscribe as literally to this
HOME INSTITUTION as they ever hare to distant ones.
he Agricultural and Mechanical Departments will
be at once put in operation, and the whole placed
IN firm basis, to stand for ages as q permanent
Institution Of the South and under the direction Of
he Stockholders themselves and the Trustees ap-
pointed by the Legislature.
Stockholders can take the amount out in tuition,
The Trustees of course can put any other party at
he head, il they deem best. The Charter is per.
letual.
Gentlemen of the South does the plan nlest your
pprobations Ifso win you give il yoar nd, and
mild up HOME INSTITUTION with q thousand or,
& ared students annually
''eSR Paasii RUFUS DoLBEAR.
Isl. President. :
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TO Cotton Planters----Yost's Pa.
tent Pl0W and Scraper.

THE greatest Laborsavng Implement ever in.
l vented; by the use of which one negro and
one mule do the work of two negroes and two
mules No Cotton Planter should be without
them
To be had at G. II. SLOC0MB & CO., Hardware
Merchants, 81 Canal street, New Orleans, Sole
Agents for the South noylo-3m
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School Furniture

School Furniture
Comprising Globes Of every description, Phsloss.
phieal and Scientific apparatus 81 she latest aud
most improved inventions, MatAemSsseal Issftv-
merits Drawing Instruments, Surveying Co,npsssa
and Chains, Blocks, Charts, de-, DC. For sale d
Manufacturers prices by
BLOOMFIELD 4 SrErL.
j.27-3m No. 50 Camp Street, New Orleans.
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$50 REWARD,

500 REWARD.
DANAWAY from the subscribers, on the l7.h
~ day Of September last, negro man named
- NORRIS, about feet Z or inches high.
Of dark mulatto color and is easily identified
~ by his upper fallen eye.lids !.
Also, At the same time, young woman
named JGDE, about II years Of age and r.
perhaps the same color as Morris. She is "
rather bonny ia her appearance and it il probable
she would attract the attention Of certain class
ofamateurs. She is no doubt hsrborcd in Alex.
andria, or near that place.
will give $50 for the delivery Of both to me. Or
SIS each.
s. W. GORDON.
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