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Copper Steam sugar Train,
Far SALE AT A KAREAINI

HAVEN my " orlt Shop three new Copper
/ Eyaporating Pans with Copper Worms in each,
Copper Curling and Troughs, with Brass syrup
supply Cock, ~ Brass Steam Cock in caci, and
70 inch Discharge Cocks in each. with 8 inch Brass
Wash Valves and Copper Syrup and Iron Con.
dense Pipe and Condensoss, all complete for the
sum OF Eighteen Hundred DottdTs (sl8s1 ao)
Il They are the same in every particular as those
now IN use Oh Plantations Of i. o. Nelson, ESQ., of
st. Marys, Gen. r. C. Camp OF Iberville, and
others; they will make from Is to ~ Hogsheads
of Sugar every "a hours; are made of best mate
rial aud manner Of Workmanship and will be fully
guaranteed. H stst
tN Please address &c.. 1ik
DANIEL EDWARDS;
rs, 80, 80 New Leyee, New OfieaR.
Auo ~ 1SsS-g,p
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AVIS d'ELECTION.

NONFORAEMENT i unc proclamation lancee par
" Robert g. Wcklitfe, Gouyerneur de lEtat de
la Louisiana, avis est par ces presentes donne aux
yotants qualities de Ia parosse des Rapides, gu une
election aura lien, scion la lo dams les dilerents
precincts de la Paroisse des Rapides, L U n /,
lie septieme jour de Noyembre, 1873.
Pour TN Representant au Congress pour lie quat-
ieme District Congressional compose DIES Parosses
dc Vermillion. Lafayette, st. Landry, Calcascu,
Rapides, Sabine, Natchitoches, VIM, Desoto, Cad
do, Bossier, Claiborne, Bienville, jackson, Union,
Morehouse, Ouachita, Caldwell ct franklin.
Gouverneur de rEtat dc la Louisiana.
Lieut.. Governor, :"
Secretaire d'Etat I" /"
Avocat General I" =" IS /"
Tresorier d'Etat :" /" I"
Audteur DIES Complies Puhlics
surintendant de Education Publique
Trois Representants la Legislature de rEtat
pour la Parolsse DIES Rapides.
Sheriff pour Ia Paroisse des Rapides
Grefier pour la Cour de District do Ia Paroisse
DIES Rapides.
Avocat de District p0ir les paroisses DIES
Rapdes ct Avoyellcs.
Coroner pour Ia Paroisses dcs Rapides
Assessor pour Ia Parose des Rapides.
Commssaire du Bureau des FIaveaux Plblies,
pour lie troisielne District. n
Quatre JUICES de Paix, ct trois Constables
pour la vile d'Alexandre, ct JUICES de- PAX
ct Constables pour chaque autre Ward de ID
Paroisse.
Les conmissaires DETECTION prendront notice
que Election soft conduite sous tous les rapports
dsccord avec la Constitution, e, les Aois pouryues
EN- parcils cas-.
Bureau da Sheriff, Sept, lie IA, 1859.
Sept, 2i-tde j. c. WISE, Sheriff.
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An. N --HFrE.
y Robert Stephenson the eminent
AANSSilsh engineer aud architect is, dead.
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DIVERS & DERIOUS'
AND DRAMATIC
COMPANY,
TOGETHER WITH THEIR WONDERFUL
Troupe of Chinese Artists ! E!

THESE extraordinary aud genuine Celestial Ne
L cromancers, Jugslers. Magcians, and Sorce.
rers, are the Frost astonishing, miraculous, aud
pleasing performers that have ever been exhibited
in Circus, will exhibit at Alexandra for three
DAYS, SATURDAY, SUNDAY 4 MONDAY,
November 5th, 9th and 18th, 1889
Afternoon performance at 2 o'clock Evening at I.
Price of Admission rs cents, Children anu Ser.
wants 81 cent
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EoEcHA REsGNEp.-T The Queen Of Spain
nag accepted the resignation Of Concha,
oaSefnor-General of Cuba. In another
stefee dated Sept 9th she appoints Don
francisco seFrano y .Dnminguez as his
successor
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Queensware,

a1ls - -. .NrOcerleS,
all Of which will be sold at reguarand low prices
have also a very large and handsome. assert
ment Of 49, a I'd
CLOTHING AND HATS.
which am selling at New Orleans prices.
Sept, 2S, 1859. S. W. LENARlE.
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" q II 7 Il 4

II BERTE ST, ANGIE, Teacher at DR.. CAssos' )
II house, having several vacant hours each das,
IL. from II to q, has the honor to Offer bis SET.
vices to the Families Of Alexandria or vicinity. Is
will teach Latin, French Spanish, the IsaIl.e-.a
of the English and Arithmetic
june s, ls59,-tf ,,s:
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Governor of the State of Louisiana
Lieut.. Governor /"
Secretary ofstate
Attorney General
State Treasurer &
Auditor of Public Accounts Z"
Superintendent of Public Education,
Three Representatives. to the State Legislature,
for the Parish Of Rapides.
Sheriff, for the Parish of Rapides.
Clerk Of the district Court, for the Parish of
Rapides.
District Attorney, for the Parishes Of Rapides
and Avoyelles.
Coroner, for the Parish Of Rapides
Assessor, for the Parish OF Rapides.
Commissioner OF the Board OF Public Works,
for the Third District
-Four Justices Of the Peace, and three Con-
stables for The town of Alexandria, and JUS
tcc OF the Peace and G0nstabesa for each Of
the other Wards of che Parish.
The Commissioners Of Election viii take notice
that said Elections be held in all respects according
to the provisions of the Constitution and laws in
such cases made aud provided.
Sherff's Office September IA, 1859.
American copy. j. G. WISE, Sheriff.
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SALE OF NEGROES,

IN THE FIRST OF 0CTt Der NEXT nv a.
" house will be opened and large supply ~
OF all classes OF NEGROES offered for sale, ~
imported from Virginia, Maryland, and Georgia.
Afterwards, during the whole season. the supply
sasi be kept good by the receipt Of large lots Of
the CHOICEST NEGROES to be had from the
above States. Apply at 81 Baronne street, be-
tween Common and Gravier, and two squares west
from st. Charles Hotel
~ Oeti2-6nl WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
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STATE or LOUISIANA.

STATE or LOUISIANA,
PARISH or RAPlDLS.
DeGruy b Where vs.. bm. II. Sadaler-No. 1854.
DY VIRTUE OF a whit OF seizure aud sale issued
ID out OF the District Court II, mud Tor le iPasjsh
and State aforesaid and directed 10 thc Sheriff
thereof tsaid writ issuing in the above recited
canse) will be exposed at public sale at tie resi-.
dence cfthc defendant, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day
OF November, 1859, between the hours prescribed
by law, the following described property to wit:
certain piece or parcel OF LAND situated, lying
and being in the Parish Of Rseidrs, about s1
miles from the town Of Alexandria, containing the
quantity OF One Hundred and Seventy. seven acfes,
more Or less, il being Lot No. 81, in ownsiip No.
and Of Range No. and 2 West, with allS'the
buildings and Improvements situated on or in any
wise appprtahing therein. being the ssHle properly
purchased by Jos. i. Kiich, from Ro.ine Paris,by
act OF Of sale duly Of Record ii The office ofyhe
Parisi, Recorder.
Also, another tract or parcel OF LAND situated,
lying and being in the Parish of Rapides, State
aforesaid, about six miles from Aexsndria, con-
tanning the quantity Of One Hundred and Sixty
acres more or less il being the Lot No. 5. North
Range No. West, together sith I'LL the buildings
ARD Improvements thereon and being the santo
property purchased by said kHrh from John Con-
raes by act OF sale duly of Record in the office Of
the Recorder OF Rapides,
Seized in the above case to satisfy sal writ.
TERMS OF .SALs-$ll33 33-l00, With per cent
Interes. from June 2s, 1858, OH credit OF twelve
montlls--the balance On such terms ns to meet the
two last notes. AZ ~
Sheriff s Office, October srd, 1882
J. q. WISE, sEEsIYf.
40 ..kgt r. - u i
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Important Notice
TO SUGAR PLANTERS!
c44RONDELET REFINERY, AND BESUL-
PHLTE or LINE WORKS.
New ORLEANS, 2sth Sept, 1859,
THE very liberal patronage Of which have been
i the hopored recipient, at the Sugar Planters
hands, for my Esi-Sulplaite OF Lime, has
stimulated lpe TO further efforts to expand the area
of my business.
The extent, dimensions, and perfectibility Of the
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 year to
devote all my time, attention, and energy to their
interior management; all combined, place me in
the position Of being able to suppl, any quantity
of Bi.Sulphite of Lime that may be required Tor
the consumption OF the State, and of toueri,,g the
pr,ce of this inralgadie chemical agent Que Dolr
per Barrel!
shall, therefore, from this date to the end of
the season, sell my B-Snlphite Of Lime, OF to Ii,
degrees Beaune, at FIVE DOLLARS PER BAR
REL--FTse Of Drayage.
ULCER LAUVE,
| ,.E Proprietor and Manager.
Bi-Sulphite Of Lime
Fros the above named Mandatory we have ON
hln4and tor sale. Planters in want of the article
ELL Sease send in their orders al an early day and
s< I'll receive prompt attention.
/ Ell II. ROBERTSON & co.
!, alexandria, Oct. 3, 1859 liz
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state Of Louisiana,
Parish Of Rapides,

Parish Of Rapides,
Mary Hicks & q, :.
vs.. No. 4sss.
Am +. Weems l. Hush, Fl ,e
| DTRSUANT to an order OF the Hon. the District
l. Court, in and Tor the Parish and State aiore-
said and drpctedt to the Sheriff thereof (sad order
issuing in the above recited cause) viii be sold
at PUBLIC SALE at the Court House door in the
| town OF Alexandria 0iI@s
SATURDAY,
the 9th day Of November, A. D., 1859, between
the hours prescribed by law the following described
| property to wit
certain tract of land in the Parish Of Iapides,
situated OH Back Bayou four arpens trout bounded
/ above by lands OF Mrs. Ann L. Weems anu below
| by lands OF Parlam & Robert, aud containing one
hundred ana sixty arpents more or less, being the
same tract OF land described in an act OF sale
from Terence l. Scott and Kerry W. Scott to
Mis-. Ann f. Weems passed in the 9th OF Nov,
| 1852, and the same owned in her lifetime by
Yrs. Mary Clark, now deceased.
TERMS OF SALE
one half OF the purchase money in CASH, the re.
! lnainder on credit Of one and two years with
! S per cent per annum interest from day of sale.
with mortgage retained on the premises. rnrcha.
! sers TO divide the notes az vendors may require.
| Sheriff Office September 9th, 1879,
sep.2S-ptrs fee Sl4 J.C. WISE, Sheriff.
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State of Louisiana,
I, Parish Of Rapides,

Waters 4 Son,
ve. NO. 644b.
julius Levin.
/ pYayir,ne OF a writ off. ia, issued ont Of the
~ District Cont in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid and directed 10 the Sheriff thereof isaid
writ issuing in tho above reclted cause, viii 30
exposed at
pUBLIC HsALE
at the Court House door in the town Of Alexan
dsia, Oh
S A T Y r D a Y,
the 9th day OF November, 1859, hct~ cen the hours
prescribed by law all the right title and interest OF
the defendant iH and to the following described
.propcrty to wit:
n A certain FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, -
situated in square OF ground No. 80 on The lS:G
Plan Of the town Of Alexandria, parish and S..s
Aforesaid. ALo the out buildings, cistern aid
lopse lumber, On said square OF ground.
Seized in the above reeited cause to satisfy said
wit
FkRxsor sALr--CAsH, with benefit Of apprsise.
mfnt.
lSherif = Office September 9th, 1854.
fsep. % ptrs fee $40 81. ] G. WISE, Sheriff.
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The GRAND PROCESSION will ENTER TowE

The GRAKD PROCESSION viii
at 10 A. NJ, led by the magnificent
ing PosTs celebrated PInLADELPH
followed by all the Wagons, Vans,
Ponies, &c, among which will be |
CHARIOT, drawn by IL diminuti
anil driven by that celebrated Ii
MAJOR CoNsTocK. late Coachman Il
SUCCESS BEYOND ]
ofthe new 10 .estrian. L.a.na>icaE.
now attached to this establishment
excellent and versatile in their pr
as well as unilnpeachable in their pt
TEE BRILLIANT PERI
will commence with Grand Act
Blucasr. by Il Male and Female T
by the Fairy Wonder, LA PETFl
An Equestrian Scene from
THE slsGE or SgVasTo70L,
by CIIAS. RIVERS.
Astonishing Exploits by the
following Acrobatic Artists
MONS. LETOET, HERR .
TREXLER, Mons MOFFlF,
SIG. GlHlNO, The GREAT IA
MOTLEY BROTHERS, II.
G j. BoRDhAN, The GRO
TESQJE GYMNASrS, and -
thew0r!d-senowned RIVERS -
FAMILY, y. DERIOuS, the
iniliisable Man-Monkey,
and GREAT DARE-DEvlL late
backed backward Rider, and
M)E5. PABLO, the Hcrcu.
les and Cannon Ball defer.
TIE WAR In INDIA,
b beautiful Dramatic Scene,
by several of the Csmpany,i in
which 9. RIVERS will person.
ate The character Of the brave
HAYELOCk.
The Antipodesn Scientific II
WsnIsr, heal down ana heels %
up, by the Gseat Gymnast b.
r. SSELLS.
Horsemanship Of Grace
Beatty, AMI Excellence, BY
RICHARD RIVERS.
GEMS or FkIkY LAID! 4
Ascries of beautiful Poses and "A
Ta5ieaux, executed by the .iu. ~,
vcniie Curps anl their t.fln i
Stecds. ~
Songs, Dances, Grotesqse |
Feats, Stump speeches, &c, ~
BY the Legion Of Comics,
Messrs. FOSTER. NfGUIO,
BOLINO, KlVEkS. DAN.
ROCK WELL, anil the two Z
fats, MASTERS WASH and
EDDY.--So LOOK out for lots
Of Fun! ~
The Priie Of the Arena,
Mile. CAMILLE, as the Fly.
ing SyIp!l. - Dash and Dare
upon a fiery Charger, NILE.
MARIE. = Eyolatinns Of tho
Manage BY that highly-traln'i
stced Jupiter, ridden by thu
charming eguestrienue Nine. (:
WOODS. -I'he Three Graces \
Miles. MAaGGEnIrE, An
NEfrE, AMI iNEE.
Trick Horses, Perform
M Ponies and Ctluic Shet-
Ian Is, OF extraordinary learn
ing, exhibited by that talented
horse break er, g. K. RIyERs.
Racing & Hurdle Leap;ns
with the tiectest OF the stud,
backed by Lightning Riders.
The great Pantominlists =
Ma. FRAN co.'s, JEROME,
d ANTOINE L, in theit mirth-
fnl, siie-sptitting Buriessus
Ballet, assisted BY the strength
Of the Company.
The Scenes In the Circle,
Gymnastie Wqnaers, Terpsi.
ch3gean Establishments Vo-
cal an'l Instrumental delights
with all the Othet Varietiea
never before heard Of in one
Exhibition, will b. further
sug,nente! IL maae still more
versatile with the grand con-
Guiding scene of the perform
snees. being no less than that
S,psrb Dramatic illustration
of Byaavs Poetic Legend.
ngA1 HDDA -, yJa Mi
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS--Willb be ies
IN out Cote Postofise to the lon est bidder, tIio
yided the bid does not exceed S25h,) the amount
appropriated By the hon. Police Jury tor fhe pur-
pose, the contract Tor building bridge over a,
,BayoM on the Stage road leading rem Cotie 10
Nxtchitochea. | ..5. ye4gf.ik
I've said bridge is required 70 he built across the
the Bayou above T. Ii. ]. Bowlcs On the Natchi-
torhes Road, and is required 10 b. guarehteed To-
last five years.
C.H. BLANCHARD.
R.M. HENDERSON, Commissioners
I'm G. JAMES, ] sept. 2S-sf
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ELECTION NOTICE.

DURSUANT to a proclamation Of Robert c.
i Wickhfe, Goyerno OF the State OF Louisiana,
to Inc directed, Notice is hereby given to the quail.
fled voters Of the Parish OF Rapdes, that an Flee.
ton will be held at the several precincts in the
Parish of Rapides established according to Lag on
NJ . n d A Y the seventh day OF Noyem.
Der, 1859.
For one Representative in Congress from the
fourth Congressional District, composed of the
Parishes Of Vermillion, Lafayette, st. Landry,
Caleasieu, Rapides, Sabine, Natchtoches, Win,
DeSoto, Caddo, Bosser, Claiborne, Bienvilc, Jack
son, Union, Morehouse, Ouachita, Caldwell and
Franklin
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This immense company viii exhibit at the follow
ing places: Hendersons, at Cotile FRIDAY 4ths Lee
eomte Tuesday Move mber sth, Cheneyyiile We'd.
nesaay 9th.
Nov l 49, !. COCLDOth, Agent.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-21

PUSCTUALITY.-Ah, that's the word
punctuality! Did you ever see a man who
was punctual who did not prosper in the
long run? We don't care who or what he
was-high or low, black or white, ignorant
or learned, savage or ciyilized-we know ii
he did as he agreed, and was punctual i'll all
his engagements, he prospered, and was
more respected than his shiftless neighbors.
oMen who commence business should be
careful how they neglect their obligations,
and break their word. a person who is
prompt can always be accommodated, and
is therefore slord over another mans parse, I
as Franklin would say. Never make prom
ises upon uncertainties. Although the best
men may sometimes fail to DO as they
should, the case, is exceedingly rare. He
who is prompt to fulfill his word will never
make promise where il is not next to II
moral certainty that he can do as he agrees.
II You would succeed, be punctual TO the
hour. Return borrowed money the mo-
ment YOU promised. In all things, if you
are thus prompt, we will risk you through
life; you will succeed; you cannot help it
Those who are prompt in their business at
fairs are generally so in every department
OF life. You never know them to be late at
church, 10 the polls, or to pay the printers
for advertising. "A promptuessain every.
thing eharacterizes them. afi ia r.a-y -...
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NEW VEYTILATISG HAr.-A few weeks
since We directed attention to the subject,
aud in our list of claims this week it will
be perceived that a patent has been granted
TO VIM. L. Warburton, 430 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, for hat embracing the i'm
proyement which we had stated was neces-
sary to render a hat perfectly ventilating.-
The hat is porous, having its sides perforated
with numerous small holes by amachine
containing heated points, and it also has a
few minute openings in the crown, SO that
a current of air is permitted to circulate
through it. The perforations are so small
that they cannot be seen with the naked
eye, except upon close inspection, and they
do not weaken the sides OF the hat, because
none of the material is removed in making
them. We have examined one Of these
hats, and consider the invention exceeding
ly useful and original; and the principle
should be applied to every hat which is
stitiened with yarnish.--ScienGfe American.
-fY' lotH. r- a-9a sfi II -rt4f.iq 4.
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The whole territory of the Union is now
under organized government. The Memphis
appeal, a southern Democratic paper, speak
ing of the folly of keeping up the discussion
ofSquatter Sovereignty, says
Under present circumstances, there can
be no such thing as squatter sovereignty, for
the simple reason that the United States do
not possess i single foot Of unOrganized Ter
rtory upon which fellow can squat
Every inch of the Territory now belonging
to the United States, is duly and legally or
ganized with Territorial governments-ex-
ecutive, legislative, and judicial. They
have all been erected into organized commu-
mites 10y the government of the United
States, and are, of course, capable Of attend
ing to their own aifalrS-of giving express
sion to their wants and necessities, their
/ likes and diSlikcS. Ii these Territories are
not States, they are ut least quasi States
settled by Intelligent emiyrantS from the
States. and their wishes and opinions are ri
least entitled to our respect. Above all
they are not lawless squatters, but by rea.
son of their recognition by our government,
they are halfway members OF our Federal
Union. -..-. ...
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINE!
Pitts Patent Thresher and
go Separator. LI-aoo Er
SeDaratOr.

with MoFFITT's IfoRsR POWER ATTACHED.
is considered to e the best machine Of the Kind ii
the West
Z The undersigned are nov prepared to furnish
machines Of the above Patent, Of style and make
not exceIe,l in the western country. Alt We ask Is
that our work max be compared with any of our
contemporaries, as also our prices. These Ma
Chimes were already thoroughly introduced ana
taoSh when We commenced the Manufacture OF
tAefa snd we shali only say that al the Lachiae.
of ti.st lsateut which we make, shall be made IN
such 4 IHsnHer, Of such materials, and with such
inproysJssIits - own, will materially In
crease tho yssksae sseziion il has acquired among
Throshers --'t q .-sls. r~tiEfz e.
We can now .ofer 40 osr Customers choice Of
these excellent Machines, and also choice ef the
Horse Powers, to drive them, of a2y size, from 4
10 10 horse upon as reasonable terms as sly other
establish ment; and We respectfully solicit orders
for either size kind, and would request that they
be sent in as early possible TO insure getting the
l,est machine.F f.- KRATZ a HEILMAN.r