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GOLDSB0R0', i. G.
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lshmeut in the State.
Meals Ready o. the Arrival Of The Cam.
~ The ATLANTIC AND NosSu. CAaollxA RAN RoAp
Tlcxrr OrIlcs is kept At this Hotel The Cars Lsss daily
Sundays exeepted) ,..,o
February 81, 1859. SLY.
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-14

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-14
NUMBER 27.

and seats, which was not allowed BY the
Commissioners. Even when it was as.
Icertaincd that the nephew ofone Of the
Commissioner was anon them, and all
were DESTROYS he should sit down to din.
ner, his uncle, pereIaptorily refused, as it
would violate tie Chinese rites to have
an inferior, even of his rank and relation.
slip, seated at table with officers Of such
high dignity, The simplicity of their
dress would astolfish the poorest Ameri.
can clerk, and be thought discreditable
for those who do not own the coats On
their backs but it was neat, and bore
the usual marks Of authority and place.
1t was hard for us, the lookers-on at the
other table, to divine the result Of the
conference from what we saw and heard
for while at times there was a play Of
pleasantly in the conversation, or a smile
insthe couutenanoe, or course loud laugh.
suddenly subsidized into the solen,nity
ifpfa Quaker meeting, showing that the
pleasantly and good humor were forced,
and not natural '7'
Dinner being at last ended, Mr. Ward
| and the Commissioners returned to there.
feeption hall, where the discussions were
continued for an hour or more, when tho
conference was closed aud the result
made known. Every argument was used
Ito induce Mr.. Ward to performe the ko-toas
lswhichh refused, while he professed Ais
readiness to tender all the homage custo.
Emaryin European Courts, of which he
was well informed, since he had but re.
Gently been presented to Louis Napoleon,
He was ready even to bend one kncc, esteem.
ling 1t no more Improper and aishonorable
than to bend the whole body, which every
one does, but lie would call it simply
tbotoiag, andsno the ho.toao, nor would he
have the term used in the Imperial REQ.
i ords. After long debate, and sometimes
! rood deal exciting the Commissioners
1 remarked that, as evidently the parties
could not come to an agrear,,,nt a. d,fs
|sferept were Eastern and Vestern r;tas
they would dismiss the subject. and a..
tended to other matters ;;at the same time
saving that sieh tle benntv com,nis.
sioner wonld call ~ the an and inform
Mr. Williams aboutlt t,a ota,,a r.t;ons s ba
made FIR Mr. War1vs dan,rtnra
The simple reason wl,v the Commits,
sioners refused to have the Publications
exchanged II the Innar;a, c;tv WAS Mr.
wv ards l,sal.tos,,erfoy,n tt,a to.,a,o -
it, inperial m,aster n was ), sort of =.
min tbe final ,sIan,,jns II scho,,n,s Rnt
Eas +h "a. i, 4; y ,,t IL &, ~
in Pekip MI Ward ee,,l.f MT consistent.
Flv n Ia nv ol,;act;on ISL
Is On the an tba Denntv r,;so;o,ne.
Es;eb cai,ed rnon ", jzy;,Ii.ns !. -,
Minister'S ouarters Inf iinsta,d 70 malina
the promised ARA !, rene & a. NJ wards
departure. he was &, infant o,,lv i, a;scnsss.
eina AGAIN, the s,,b;ect q the IA ;snsa S ssi.s
Ftbe M yvl,e,, tbe rnost;o,, ~ 81,
the Comnii ssiioners wo,,td address him ],
ss.s. a. a 5fs4a51g s.szT s-..s
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5iak g AR D.

lAIRS BENNETT would iayite the citizens.o 4
~ exandra and vicinity to call at her ROOM n,
w ~ Futon House, and examine her OH PaintR
Wax flowers, ana Hair Flowers. She will g1n-
elegant Boqpe!s for Parlor Ornaments; mar
Gal Wfeaths, and Party Head Dressesg famiiy
Work is a beautiful method ,o.s ypr,,oi hair. by
har, and also yeryjfine head d. iew!ot her pa
WY .sG ggierence, slieewiH e.sldenee, Lockport
1ovs q her FORMERS placeS ,a', O. ,hes.
sBrasaa a sna ~. Smell aud sIsay, Messrs
Buckand Id, d,.a aSercbants, and others 80
crysler 4 Breys'aETf win give instructions in
Ey- Mrs .|3 Sovl-tf !
Inc Art, |.
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praffssiull1l CQros.
Law NOTICE.

.lf ERCER CANFIELD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
I'll OR AT LAW, AND Moray PUBLIC, wjllpractlc.-
lii his profession in CHS and the adjoining Pa
fishes. Office onEseeond street, opposite Court
Yard Square, ore door below McCloskey' sstore.
6 Once at Alexandria, La. apI3.
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Law Partnership.

WV. D.. LEWIS. JNo. C. LKwIs EDwARDT. LEWIS.
.H1HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
i tween Mcssrs. ". b. Il JIG. Lewis is this day
dissolved, and new one substituted therefor be-
tween Messrs W . b., JIG. & b. T. lewis, who
will ptaoticcaeir profession in the parishes Of Ra-
pides, Avoyelles, Natchitoches and Gatahouia.
One of them will always be found at their Office i'll
Alexandria Feb Is 59-ly
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yeGl. veWEx mm. lUEOppundsd ~ 80
n. Hicknss sePlied thss be most s.aredly
ssp5srssd de zdninisssEiee. "a be- Ss aid not BE-
liGVe IN eleventh hour sepea1nnce. A 20 whether
- or. 3 v.s Blssk RspuhIieaa q ssk vss
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Ifped: Gown hedo Know NJ <Dlito61s
t1s, - public man, unless be should Judge from
cl,s,ssl ssss,s' + ss = BE- sPps.sS
nve the Union from the most damning principles.
NJ Clark inqoissd Of Mr.. Smith whethes I'd.
hesence 10 the organixation Of the Democratic
az. Sd WI queliaed % ssswer.
Mr.. Smith said that the pufpuoe Of orrxnfxafion
e. e s.y ssi e. SsissiPs for which that or
Mr.. Clark aid b cossidssd Il obligatory on
him = represent his consfituents faithfully, and
they were opposed to the Adainistration Dc WA
Democet, but Was not attached to the Demo
He came here with Tie impeessioa that TIE Repub-
lican party was the only sectional organization In
this House; but he had not been IN tie House long
bssides. Ths ssatismsn rom south csrCiils ID
arisen here and avowed that the South vas 4 sec-
tional party. He belonged 10 no party; be thought
nS Sss Q, nis eossssy than q party Egyptians
was sectional. Though his constituents hsd tho
Ant claim upon him, yet he looked TO the interest
q every other section Of the country a. well q
that. But thry had to meet sectionsiism by sec-
honalism; and be considered in doing this - ala
not lose any Of his nationality --9-r7--g
Me-: Clark did not Wish 70 reflect on any gentle
man ~ what he said He read from the Constt-
tuition, wherein he was Beported a saving he
had never bees an sbcIticnist until he came 10
Washington" He had said, and was 20 reported
In the other papsrs, that " be bad never sesm an
aooli ZIONIST until coming here.n He had been
denounced a. an abclitlonist; he would deny any
such imputation. He did not regard the Rspub-
iican party a. IN abolition party. There might
be some such among them, but he had not . per-
sonal acquaintapce with any.
Mr. Clark anSwe ed a question Of Mr. Smith by
saying that be intended TO act with any party 81
this Mouse which Is determined to act under the
Cessssution and uphold the Union Of these States
MP. Smith would infer, from his remarks that
ne Intended to set with the Republics party -
NJ. Clark slid be had not said -. -.
M Curry proceeded TO address the House q
our report closed. = = fs & - -. 9 =
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~ ~ 49,.
o1pnsssevx, Dsoembrs 10, isss
The folPwfsg te4e<s vas before our City
H. ce1n,ssss "a sev.,prs, 70 which w.s
- - mes1s11l i Mr. 5own, pssyine The
re5niee = nas, 49, disc 1fgsd ffeG The fur
- Sse84erstiea q - SAM
q lii cspsid{ rsties q = mssass q he
',ss ss~n; ssd shesasr v. reissred 70 the
Mr.. l.asenby, from the committee on claims,
reported q resolution In favor q Ezekiel Hughes;
Tss Cs.if lslS s-ssse sAs Bsasd NE report Of
vhich was read aad tansmitsed 70 the hoard IL
n Esrbsry presented the nemssssl o. e,d.oa
s,e $3.50 ,s ss;,s nc .sssrg that sss q
ing % them, On the north side Of Bridge STREET,
hstweea Fsysttr and Lingan sssesss, msy be sus-
peaded until the impgovesseeo eeaancncedth err-
pistsd; referred q streets cenEisee.
4 resolution In favor q lss.c silsby, and . re-.
olution in favor Of +. ID. r. Myers, were passed
~ 10Th 9th, n ' and sigssd. -,
men. TO eel the timber taking from Ne Dsiags-
eree bridge, wss passsd and sigped. IS -
Both boards then sdjosrned until Friday eve
The change in the weather has somewhat
checked the activity Of business upon the Chess
peake and Ohio Canal. During the week esdinR
this morning, - boats have arrived: 81 Of them
from Cumberland, bringing 6 zoo sune q coal, =
from 0thef points, with -four ana efnu; snd n
with Limestone, wooG &C. The recedpes for tolls
at the Geoegetowa eolisctos's once To- TIE same
period amounts 70 q, 755, @ foloWs Ascesdin9
trade e2tI; and descending, a,6l4
+ The following ID the substance a note re-
eeived hv us Yesterday from Dr.. G. HI, 6Fagin !:
MIR. B. will you please state IN his next lesasr %
the Star. that the report sthxt Richard Daily of
Br dge street, hes The small % sutirev untrue
He has besa suffering from combined attack OF
pnuemcnia and plenrisy, from which he IN now
recovering. The putting In cisculstion Of such
reports having no foundation Ia truth 10 certainly
very wrong upon the pait Of those guilty OF the
offence they not only tend serously 10 injure the
patty thus misrepresrnted, but to unneceaarily
alarm the public mind.n sts3 q '
The ladies fair II Forrest Hall, for the benefit
Of Trisity Church, has thus Ear proved = perfect
succe1. The spacious hall was crowded again
last night by quite brilliant throny Of lsdie and
gentlemen. Since writing our Letter Of Yesterday,
we have learned hat the lsdies # the solicitation
Of their nriedds, consented 20 continue Il ustil
Tuesday evening NEXT tsgel tao is.s.f
The o4srings q beef cattle q Drovers' Rest yes-
tsrday smounfed to 80 head; so q which were
pure chased by District butchsn a q Sn03 50 on
the hoof, sqaal to s5ae7 net The rssnaining 20
were Len over unsold. There was only modcsate
supply Of sheep offered, selling at % ~ TO SS 50
Per bead. Hogs % 5Cas725 PORK fson wagons
SaE - which shows advance In pfices
during the week q rs cents 70 81. alsa fAi -.
N0thing worthy 81 nor from the nour and
grain market No change In prizes. - ..
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Doegln pef& = acct hln, despite the noise made
- ne niends q Douelo over the purity and
vlts,asn = ~ 1eneeeaey- Tbey make no more
none nQw ever HE prseenstcns tn that connection
fh4 81 49, whi1s nsaHs. Seward Hales WILL
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Logas o1 ssss sns c'usna.n g wan until
Ssnocssn . eha6rscs nIs hroihs1S ~ rn -
upon 9 common platform fos defeating the Re-
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nasLns IL. n would .evse vote 70 elect
kSPns. = ene Mnc sosnlnSo me Lecomgon
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1872 -. ~ =. Sn.o, ooss1 sne ncos ~ ~
Before proceedipg 10 ballot . call Of the House
was was. o S and 20 being had, I'll The Members
veT iouao - g Psscns exccN Me:n ADAMS
| DIN. q NV Yesi. spa "a stsiIWosthI 81 xi.S...
Mr.ss. LaSdrum ana DIN were nairsd. - :,
The House then proceeded to ballot. =
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yy1U444 MISREPRESENTATION 1890
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- - = ~ se1,E.lR nssE, - 1riSm
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~. u..-.,:y 1 On, lN.g De. 9, 1850.
DxAR SIN: snclose twelve hundred dollar.
which have ldeffauded the United states Gov.
esnns.t out az and Which desire 70 restore, thst
my be happy. ifthe correspondent Of the New
fosk Tribune wese - noeice The siRxis, 60 would
give me he 9ttsfhstton q moving The money
The Secretary ~ tn frsasury acknowledges the
receipe q The ~ 30 usbsed 70 In tbe anouymous
eeqnestestin, ssl hn paaeed tie amount In
0e ffssssry a. ths UnitsA States. z = {
! lrHsAsvny DxrAnrnxxr, Dec. 9, 1859.
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s,. -, sv. =. ". sssss, = 1sas., = 4 XIX
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eD4p W. veaehss, g IA = az - KrS5rs.t .
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$3.50 nom EaropGn visit, aa6 > ~ ~
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100. %. ~ 1unnsy, Co. Aloed o1Skr c..
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PreceedfnGs - xo.Doyez
IN THE House., so-day, s1ses ths ssading Of ihe
Journal
Mr.. Hickman raisst 10 auss,sa Of order.
al slI, o:sssE ssss =: ;s 81 Fssdssss q
II csk Sscissd . dsclds ,Ss poIns q a oss,
The Cleek stated his reasons Tor ruiing the acn.
us s ssPf =, -. out q order, and why IT Va
Mr.. Hesston conssaded the gentleman had hot
o96go4 his resolution, but simply had The sssr,e
- fsem the desk for II: isfosnasioa Of he
Ssdes, and had no Hight 70 20 upon the iourisi.
There wss also . prsviom auestiou befsm fhs
hoIse. and ~: had 70 Be dispossd Of bsfoss lis
r';s e e, f ess!d , e sess's g 4.
is order, and desired his point 70 be put 70 d
Mr. ossw claimed hat tie re.olut,on va !.
order, becsuse Mr.. n. bad ths asoe. and whsn he
lIssd = iks ass1, did not osjssf q l. eoasii
~. Hsuston claimed that NJ sssnt,s ala -
bold fhe 9oef sfts any other busins9 lad hssa
1f. s.nsua szp1Sissd. IA . cc.ssu1.a ,A.s -.
eeutlnmnn's reeolution vas not Is cres. nsiss1 -
osse.desed Tie neos; and, q ssSkis -, 3 SeSfiee
would {ie5a = ~. Aicknim. s7sl,1 Z 2. =,
gssilsas q Ohio yi>1dsd o de cssslsss ~, ses
Pennsylvania, NE reaolu1ion Wo6id IS in or6sr
secasee e fe1.eed directly = ~ electfon a.
seaas vhish' - Ne sesstioa bsfSss De
NJ. Rsasm epetssasa th.s IL .ebiset = -.
gentlenan ID hoviae u pluiilisv NJ ~ Do
g nigh = e lsaifess Nsy vs(s ~ 1 Slsek -
p.slicsa epeakes- IS ssi,e. = 8 q -
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81. Re6ean I'D no doubs Be- VOID. - o.s.,.I'
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At the Rooms Of the Z
You've MEN's CHRISTIAN AssocIArIoy.
PA. az, opposite BOWS Hotel
SATURDAY EvENfN6s atTk O'Clock.
Public are invited. 6oe-st

nTsMITHsONIANL LECTURES --ProfsssoF
-US sAMUHL w. JOHNSON. Of Yale College. wlIl
give the following coarse ON Agrlculfurai Chenis-
tryt - - '.
ist issotaro; Friday, peeemher s,-Ths Plant; it,
ID Lecture, Monday, December l2-Ths Atmos-
Phere and Water in their Relation 70 VeesIabls
+ 81 Lecture, Wednesday, December Il Tho Soil
- Relsted 10 Agricultural Predictions,
ssh dsss sS k,idas, pscepbsE e The Improve
sth lecture, Monday. December is-Ths conysr.
go Lecture, wednesday, December Si.--Systems
Of F9rm ractice Viewed In tho Lisht Of AErieul-
MaiDtenenoe Of Agricultural Rea0urees. 49, n
LscSssss VIII Commences At . quarter before egg ht
The prblie are invited. deTs,sIo,fa.lx,Is,ls.n
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$500 WssPpssi . yosf ss.SatSy ed Ssssso
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- - x ssx ae.cury suggess ~ the future
sst v follow siiS u, sSs1 sos sun
Carroll ira esovseeignt7, nd sheuld simply tie
s..slaos. { 81 "a ss Pc: e %S,s
st.ts. :. re dsclIne any caucus o. seosvension lon
Sa iss IS 49, J Ts vote e; ns eansi
dcss mot disd.uy support tn rights Of The south.
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that % vosn - e enes practicable and expedieni
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see 49,. s.ssls9est .:as ~ - notorisus Hi Tbsysr
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$780, $780, e pay ans = ~ es b iinpisoied
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I0sf AID POUND.

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w. s1on 30 dfiivery 70 ms or ilfyrnsslsoa -
re- ,p,y -. thsrsfe. Of JACOB VIII a.
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Isssens ere hereby warned assinst ksrborsesss
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INSTRUCT OF coLUMRIA.--
n ,.,. Coyy5y on WIsnINcToy-fow if:
saSsesir ssse. Of the Pssos for 9TH, &c M, ne
eoenty e1oreeald, peFl onaiy apeeared John ~
ayior, and made oath on the H.iy Evan-
gefy o. Amls hty Sod. that an OF about the 1idd n
~ Aessa iast, ANAL Buffalo but-besa CIV,
Witt spots, and Wits right hind leg came 10 h,s
Eevy fard bndGe, ON the nver road- The o1o.r
80 10 s>tfsg Gov % respe<tsd 70 come fa va,d
s~sx Prove Psopsns' pay eharses. and isks her
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