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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-05
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TRUSTEES APPOINTED ~ THE tkeistArtRE.
j. J. Person, W, C. C. Claiborne
Antoine Cafiere, j. B. Steel.
Cornelius Fcllowes, Rufus Dolbear.
The Stockholders elect snnu lily five Others.
ms Board to have entire control and make all
feediul changes.
Subscribers can take amount out in tuition.
~ The city is perfectly healthy, and s.udents
are desired oenter as soon as possible.
n. B.-Those who begin before LIST November
VIII have 10 per cent deducted from tuition and
after November LIST provided that they form clubs
Of tllrec or more and begin together for the same
course
RUFUS D0LBEAR,
ocl'' o-2m. President.
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snSep.naeat CanoiolIes.
"a We are authorized TO announce
WILLIAM A. STEWART

WILLIAM A. STEWART
asa candidate for District Attorney for the 18th
Judicial District, composed of the parishes Of RAJ
rides and Avoyeles, subject to the decision of the
teope ut the ballot-box in November next.
~ We are authorized to announce that
G.. W. R0YCE
IL an independent candidate to represent the pa,is,
Of Rapides in the next Legislature.
gy- We are authorized TO announce that
J.. A. NEWELL
Isau Independent candidate for the Office of Clerk
Of the District Court for the Parish of papides
a We are requested to announce
WIZ. T.. GRAY
i. candidate for the Office of Sheriff of the Par,h
of Rapides, at the ensuing November Election.
e For Sheriff, Parish Rapides,
EEY5Aas Hs. CROSBY,
Subject to the vi" OF the people at tie neat Nevem
Der election.
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RESTAURANT!

IoTlcE.--Al persons having CLAIMS against th.
y Estate ci the late Richard G. Bloxom, viii pre-
sent them fer registration, duly authenticated, to
dwiRn Harris, Atty. a. BLox0M. B
Alexandria, Get 18th, 1859. Execusrix.
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DIVERS & DERIOUS'
EQUESTRIAN AND DRAMATIC
COMPANY,
TOGETHER WITH THEIR WONDERFUL
Troupe Of Chinese Artists !!


ItHESE extraordinary and genuine Celestial Ne
L cromslcers, Juggers, Magicans, and Sorce
rers, are the most astonishing, miraculous an
pleasing performers that have ever been exhbite
in Ciicns, will exhibit at Alexandria for tire
days, SATURDAY, SUNDAY & MONDAY
November 9th, eth and It'll, 1859.
Afternoon performance at o'clock Evening at !
Pre" Of Admission IS cents, Children anu Ser
wants s. cents
The GRAND PROCESSION will ENTER Towss
at 70 NJ, led by tho magnificent Band Car contains
ing fosrs celebrated PHILADELPHIA BRASS BAND
followed by oil the Wagons. Vans Carriages Horses
Ponies, &c, among which Will be seen TIE FAIRY
CiiAisiot, dawn by l2 dininutiye Shetland Ponjca
anu driven by that celebrated Liiiputian Rensman'
Major GnMsTocE, late Coaclnian TO Cen Tom Thumb
SUCCESS BEYOND EXAMPLE
Cfthe new Equestrian Da;natlcaEi Acrobatic 1roupea
now attached to ts establishnenthring surprisingly
excellent ana versatile in their professional Character
asweil as uilmpeachable nthcirpeisonal
THE BRILLIANT PERFORMANCES
will commence with Grand Act Of E3uisation a In (
Ba~caef. ~ Male and Female Equestrians followed
by the Fairy Wonder, LA PETITE ANNETTE.
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A GARD

a CARD,
KS. BENNETT would invite tile citizens Of Al.
III. ezandra and vicinity to call At her ROOM No.
y, Fulton House, and examine her Oil Paintings
Wax Flowers, and Hair Flowers She will put no
elegant BoGuets for Parlor Ornaments; also Br.
DIAL Nreaths, and Party Head Dresses Her Hair
Work isl beautiful method Of preserving family
hair, and also very fine head dresses Of hair. By
way preference she will mention few Of her pa
irons at her former places Of residence, Loekport
and Niagara Falls, n Y,
! DR.. Gould nd Lady, Mr.. Lamont and Lady, Mr.
BucH and Lady, Rev. n. Smell and Lady Messis.
Cryser Breytogie, Merchants, and Others.
go MRS. BESNBrT win give Instructions in
Tue Art. NOyI-tf
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NEW GOODS,

THE undersigned has just opened q very large
i and complete assortment of desirable goods,
VIZ:
Blankets by the pair Or bale, from IS to SO per
pair, good Kerseys 25cts., to 45cts. per yard,
Russell Brogans SIG, SIS, $40 per dozen. a large
assortment Of Silks from sl2 to 500 per pattern,
Cashmeres from 81 to S25 per pattern, French
Caleoes the finest ever shown in this market
Ladies, Women, Misses, Mems and Boys boots
and shoes ofevery quality, size and price,
A large assortment Of Mantilas, and shawls,
Sadlery,
Hardware,
Queensware,
Groceries,
all Of which will be sold ut regular and low prices
have also very large and handsome sssoss-
ment Of
CLOTHING AND HATS,
which am selling at New Orleans prices.
Sept, 28, 1853. S. w. HENARIE.
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d N Estray taken up by John Boyd,
u On Bayou Clear, abon. 81 rifles from [laaS =
Alexandria, dark bay Mare, Is hands 1 = - -
nigh both hind feet white, small white or frosty
baze on forehead, spanish bian on right shoulder,
about years old appraised by 4. r. Mcbride and
) II. Mathews, to be worth $40 in cash.
Now, therefore all persons interested is 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 to
law. ]. A. WEsE,J
oet26-2m Larnourie Ward.
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NOTICE.

ahahasmy wife Mary Jane Lineecum has left
d u,a my house and protection without anv cause
rsa,0 ,Iton whatever, and positively refuses TO
i,fsh,oe '''ousa properly advised and persuaded
,s ss therefore this is to no;ifv all nersons NOT IL
stbe sse.ls o.. my account as will in no aan-
NJ 4 responsible therefor. "
Nov y, s 1899. TECUMsEH C. LINCEcUM.
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The GRAND aocEssroY will rNrrp rnwxs.

excellent ana versatile in I'll
aswell as unimpeachablc in
TEE BRILLIANT I
will commence with a Gran
Ra@chef. by y Male and Fei
by the Fairy Wonder, LA
An Equestrian Scene from
THE SIEGE OF SEVaST0p0t
by ClIAS. RIVERS.
Astonishing Exploits by tn,
following Acrobatic Artists
MONS. l. EFFORT, HERE
TRESLER, Nous. MOFFIT
SIG. GIMiNO, The Gi.E.A1
MOTLEY BROTHERS, II
4 j. B0lsDEAN. The GRO
TESQJE GYMNAsTS, ans
the worl,l-renowned RIVERS
FAMILY, G.. DERI0US, The
inimitablc Man-Monkey,
and GREAT DAREDEVIL. baft
backed backward Rider, and
mons. PAUL0, the iIercu.
les AMI Cannon Ball defer.
TIE WAR IN INDIA,
q beautiful Dramatic Scene,
BY several of the Company. in
which 9. RiyEas will person.
aLe the character Of the bravo
HAVELoCk.
The Antipodean Scientific
Wsnlar, lie@i dpwn and heels
up, By the Great Gylnnast, d.
RLNNELLS.
Horsemanship of Grace
Beatty, AMI Excellence, by
R4CHARD RIVERS.
gems OF FAIRY LAND!
A series OF beautiful Poses and
Tableaux, executed by the ju-
yenile Corps aal their E!tin
steeds.
songs, Dances, Grotesqae
fcats, stump speeches, de-.
by the Legion OF Comics,
Messrs. FOSTER, NiUOLO,
BOLfyO. RIVERS. DAN.
ar M,srri,s ~ . aSs IT, =
Enny W : lnak o, ,1 e,r I Iat,
NJ ,rpni "
Tho pill, ~ TIA A,,n,
Mia ctV MI y W aa9 n, n' ,,is,,
ina SWIM - nasi - and u,s i,a.a
man ! fiary Cbar.,.. " MTE IN
MtpIE p,.ni,,;,,r. - -"
M,n..,a 10 ~ h;,,,,i j.. , ,..S
Zeal I,,,,I,a. LA =; hn, lar = :
ei,a.,,; a'..s.' il.'aa " she
yva,ns H. ran r s.s.ls'
Miles Nt peIrIasti,E 'u'
NErrE oni tNpZ
Inr;a., W.ra.s n.
mo pn,,Ie. . Ha1I So, e'. Sh'.t
Ian il nj artranr6;,a,,. , ,
inc a,,i,ih;,nd H.. ,i.'., ALT
i,n'.sa hraal er Z '' = p,na.n.
ki's.
hacln5 q hurdle Laap!ng
VIA The aeetest Of tie Stud,
DacSe'i by A.gtfnti'g Riders.
The great PantonliInists
Ms FRANCOIS, JEROME.
Il ANTOINE, in their mirth.
fll, si,ie-spsitting Burlesoue
Ballet, assisted by the strength
OF The Company.
Tbs scenes in the Circle.
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SATURDAY..

the 9Th day Of November, A. D.. 1859, betxeeH
the hours prescribed by law the following described
property to wit:
a certain tract Of landin the Parish Of Pabides.
situated on Back Bayou, four arpens front, bounded
above BY lands Of Mrs. Ann 4. Weems and below
by lands Of Paraam 4 Robert, and containing one
Hundred ana sixty afpents more Or less, being tho
sane tract OF land described in an act of sale
from Terence Il Scott and Kerfy W. Scott 10
Mis-. Ann 3. Weems passed III the 9th Of Nov.
1872, and the same owned iii her lifetime ~
Prs Mary Clark, now deceased.
TERMS OF SALE
one half OF the purchase honey in CASH. The -.
nlainder on credit Of one and two years win
per cent per annnin interest from day. Of sale.
sltH mortgage retained on the premises. PnrcLa.
sers to divide the notes as vendors may require,
Sheriff 5 Office September 9th, 1859.
eep.2S-ptr's fee ga DC WISE, Sheriff
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: Succaes.
faiWpy ssSsn Of STATE OF LOUISIANA.
y Ma decd District Cont,
N0TIrpp' oo9a. PARISH OF RApIprs
Germ Is hereby given to all whom it NAV con.
Nsdsta " snow cause within ten DAYS from,
" almia,eseof, why the Tableau presented by
haolosa.."ss' should not be approved and
s.lsss o'i'e Alexandra, the 4;h day Of yovcm.
+, order Of the Court.
"a IN. RHoRER, ay.. Clerk.
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Important Notice
TO SUGAR PLANTERS!

Important Notice
TO SUGAR PLANTERS!
cdR0NDELET REFINERY, AND BLsIyl.
PIlI7E or LINE WORKs.
NEW ORLEANS, asth Sept. 1859,
TINE very liberal patronage u which have been
L the honored recipient, 1t the Sugar Planters;
hands, for my Esi-sulplfitc Of Li,ssa. has
stimulated me to further efforts to expand The area
OF my business.
The extent dimensions, and perfeetibility Of tho
machinery employed At my Works, the Quantity
and quality OF the materials on hand. the economy
and facility Of labor which have lately introduced
there; the determination have taken this wear to
devote all my tine, attention. and energy to their
interior management: I'LL combined, place me in
the position Of being able to suppl, an onaut,fy
Of bi-salphite OF Lime that may be required for
tie consumption Of tho State, and Of lassr:ua Ns
pr,es II this iatalualse chemical aqsit one Dolloy
per BayfeIl = = -
shall, therefore, from this date to tIe ona ~
the season, sell my M-sulphite af Lime Of 20 ~ I.
degrees Beaua'e, at FIVE DOLLARS PER HlR.
REls-lIss of Drayags. s..
ULCER LAUyE,
PyGUyiefGr arH lf,s cn.x
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Arrival of the Sloop-of- War sa
toga.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-The sloop-ocwar Sara
toga has arrived at this port from Vera Cruz with
important dispatches for our Government as well
DIS for tile ,lexic,n Minister Mata, and the Mexican
Minister OF Finance Senior re,ana.
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sy- We are authorized TO announce that
j. A. NEWELL

Isan Independent candidate for the Office of Clerk
ofthe District Court for the Parish OF Rapides.
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q We are requested to announce
WIZ. r.. GRAY

nacsndidate for the office OF Sheriff of the Pari,l,
of Rapides, at the ensuing November Election.
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State Of Louisiana.
~. n,.,. Parish Of Rapides.
VS.. No 4S.H

W.. NO. 1886.
Ann n. Wecns & Hush.
PURSUANT to an order OF the Hon. tie District
Court, in and ior the Parish and State afore.
sad and drectedto the Sheriff thereof (said order
issuing in the above recited canse) will he sold
atsPUBLIC SALE at the Court House door il e..
town Of Alaya,,,Ir,s MI ~ .z--'-.
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H-Sulphite of Lime
From the above named Mandatory we haye on
hand and Tor sale. Planters in want Of the article
viii please send in their orders at All carly ay and
they viii receive prompt attention.
q. Robertson 10 CO
Atersu,r:a a.. ~..a - SS.s55
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Spain and Morocco

Advices from Madrid state that Morocco lad
rendered lul satisfaction TO Spain for the recen,
outrsges committed upon Spanish subjects.
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Trial Of the Outlaw Brown.

CnARIEsrows, Va, Oct, 29-The trial Of Ossawat-
tonne Brown was continued to-day, the court room
being dcnsely crowded with Spectators
The principal occurrence Of interest connected
with the days procee ings in court was romplaint
made by Brown Of whit of confidence IN his
counsel; upon Which they immediately abandoned
the case, and Brown selected Samuel Chiffon, OF
Washington City, and Henry Griswold, of Cleveland
Ohio, 10 act in their stead
eHARLEsroWN, Va, Oct 29-Tfc testimony in
Browns defense was concluded to-day, md the At
iorpcy Tor the State proposes to give The ease to the
Jury without argument.
Brown, however, objected to the course, and the
counsel made his opening speech for the Govern
ment.
The court Their adjourned till Monday, when tie
counsel Tor the prisoner viii proceed
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: For Sheriff, Parish Rapides,
ELIJAH H. Css0segy.

Subject to the will OF the people at TIE peat Neyem.
Der election.
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Queensware,
CLOTHING AND HATS.
ELECTION NOTICE

which am selling at New Orleans prices.
Sept, 70, 1853. S. w. HENARIE.
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TELEGRApHTC.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, October l9.--Thc sales of Cotton 70,
the three business days since the sailing Of the Per.
STA amount to $4,000 bales
The market is generally unchanged, closing
quietly at The quotations Of last week.
Holders are o'lefirs their stocks freely but show
no disposition to press sales.
There was fair demand for clean Cotton at the
ruling quotations by the Persia.
LlFERFopL, October l9.-The liverpool Bread.
stuhs market closed generally with downward
tendency.
The Provision market closed steady ard the
quotations of last week are generally maintained
Conclusion of Peace.
The negotiations of the Zurich conference have
been finally concluded, and treaty of peace be
tween France, Austria and Sardinia was signed by
their respective pchipotentiaries at Zurich on Mou.
day, the 18th instant.
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~ We are authorized to announce that
C.. w. R0YCE

IL an independent candidate to represent the parish
Of Rapide5 in the next Legislature.
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DOLREAR
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Founded in 1882.

CAarte9 " The Legislature Of Losisiena
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The Great Eastern.

Inc fature movements of the steamship Great
Eastern have not yctbeen fully determined.> Her
repairs are rapidly approaching completion
The Governor General of Cuba.
General seirano, the newly appointed Governor
OF Cuba, is en- route Tor Havana, and will enter up
On the duties OF his Office in November.
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THE SIEGE OF SsVaST0p0t,

h beautiful Dramatic Scene,
by several OF the Company. in
which 9. RiyEas will person-
ate the character Of the bravo
HAVELoCk.
The Antipodean Scientific
Wsnisr, head Down and heels
up, By the Great Gylnnast, d.
RI NNELIS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-22

MAINTENANCE OF DIGNITY.-A very soundly
reasoning cotcmporary advises members Of the
Legislature to abstain from intruding "Qucstions
of Privilege" based on the ialsifcations of jour
nalists who seek notoriety by msrcpresenting
and involving better men in trouble. The sug-
gestion is wise; last session much time was lost
in disproving the Intentionally false statements
of professional maigners who reside near the
Capital. Members should pay no attention to
the gossip Of political candal-mongers whose
life business is to snarl and snye every person
aud measure Democratic Such persons have no
influence beyond the moment, no more than has
the compulsory negative debater who is required
to oppose everything, merely to maintain two
sides to discussion. Let the representative, with
right intention, act and speak boldly; if reporters
misrepresent, Intentionally, expel them; if a
hypocrite and liar be discovered through the thin
gauze of loud virtuous profession, undermining
deserving character, through the public press,
and misrcpresenting action of right intent, avoid
him; leave him unnoticed, his words will waste
on the wind; if depravity or baseness be wrong
fully charged, let the sufferer obtain leave OF
absence, and cane him; the undertaking will not
be perilous-such fellows won't fight The
assassin of character is even greater coward
than the skulking thief who would cut one
throat in sleep.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-22

AUsTERE TEACHERs.-The reason why so many
religious publications fail to be read is that they
affect too great austerity, too much of the gloo-
nv, and show nothing of the sunny side Of the
Christians Inheritance. For attendance at thea
tres or dancing parties they threaten excommun-
cation and eternal death, and one who interprcts
their theology, literally, is half inclihed to
believe that they demand pilgrimage through a
rayless vale Of tears, with sackcloth on the pill
grim, and with nails in bis sandals TO torture him
at every upward step.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-22
Brief Chances Eastward.

The bark Wanderer, recently seized by United
States authority, brought eighty negroes from
Congo, and sold them on the coast between Flor
ida and Georgia, for $4,000.
SOUTHERN KANSAS is one place Of lawess dis
order; house burning robbery and depreciation
frequent.
EDWARD CONNER was on trial in New York, for
kicking his father so that he died.
THE rufian "Billy Mullgan, !" has been acquit-
tod of assaulting a Californian in New York, last
August
REyOLUTIoNARY placards are to be seen every
where in Havana, and the authorities are on the
bright lookout for rebels.
MUCH anxiety was felt by the Administration,
because of the fllibusters escape from Mobile !;
il was feared that if arrested by foreign cruisers
the volunteer aid spirit of the South will precip
/ itate a war.
| ALL Federal offce-hOlders in New York are re-
quired to make an immediate pilgrimage to
Washington to hear lecture from the President
on "harmOny" intended to destroy hostility be-
tween the Tammany and anti-Tammany parties.
HEENAN having challenged Morrissy or the
world to fight for $4,000, John Woods, of Bel
FAST Maine, offers to take a hand he is six feet
and inch long, and weighs Il pounds. The
I chances are that the Benccia Boy" will get an
awful thrashng.
AT Turks Island salt is only worth seven or
eight cents a hundred pounds.
THE editor of the ST. Louis Republican has pos
itively seen six ounces of Pixies Peak gold dust
one piece was worth ten dollars. D. c. Bloom
cr, Of Council Bluffs, declares Cherry creek to be
'' full Of gold" which may be extracted at the
rate of five dollars day.
A GERMAN doctor deserted his crippled wife at
Cairo, came to ST. Louis, and under false name
married young girl. The perfdy was discover
ed, and the last wife's brother called on the doc
tor, who confessed the crime and spoke harshv
of the sister, at which the brother shot him thro
the heart.
A KENTUCKY widowcr was visited by the spirit
of his wife, who sat on his knee, threw her arms
about his neck, and acted as when alve-the
spirit of his wife had entered The body of her for
mer servant girl So the husband said.
A New YORK negro, ate on bet, twenty-seven
tallOw candles wicks and ALL four pounds of salt
! pork, and shilling loaf Of bread, washing the
same down with pint of lamp.oil and a quart
Of rum. 1t nearly made a finish of Darkness.
RoBT. NJ. RIDDLE, for many years editor of the
Pittsburgh Commercial Journal, is dead.
TOBACCO PIPE and pistol once belonging to
Miles Standish, the Puritan hero, and which came
with him in the Maynower," were recently sold
in Albany for S15 each They had ever since
been retained in the Standsh family. Certainly
Albany people are not antiquarians, to let such
relics go at price so beggarly.
A NEW SECT, called the Orthodox Catholic
Church" has commenced in New Hampshire
They preach community of goods, contempt Of
civil law, and the speedy coming of the Saviour.
They number about hundred.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-22

DISSOLUTION.- N.-THE ECOPARTNERSHIP
~ heretofore existing between J. G. DOLL, Of
Red Bluffs, and LOUD, HOSMER & TILTONS,
of San Francisco, for the transacting of business
at Shasta and Red Bluffs under the name and
style of J. G. DOLL q CO.. is this day, by mu.
tual consent dissolved.
j. G.. Doll is authorized to collect all the ac-
counts, by book or notes, due the said concern at
Red Bluffs, and will settle all their outstanding
liabilities. Loud, lIosmer d Tiltons will attend
to the settlement Of the house at Shasta, and all
accounts due said house are to be paid to them
j. GRANVILLE DOLL,
LOUD, HOSMER & TILTONS.
San Francisco, Jan. II, 1859 lat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-22

SORROwFUL PRoCEssIoN.-La Friday, says the
Uniontown Californian, over hundred Indian
prisoners Of both sexes and all ages, passed
through town, mershalled by Capt. Messec, and
were lodged in a vacant house. Lo, the poor In
dian, with his war paint washed OIL, his blanket
tattercd and weather-worn, bis bows and arrows
in the hands of the vengeiul "wagees"-cut a
sorrowful figure on foot and on mule back,
chained together or manacled singly. Messcc
has gone back to the Redwoods