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COMPLEMENTARY
49, --~-L-
ss Wseosss
APOINTED PENS.
<0EBH psWs ase uanufscvved iron 4
sonpessd Of silver, steel nd albssa,
esassd viii 0sssa psssha, which pssvsass
their spalsssins Or catching In the paper /;
wi POI eovvods W the strongest test oi
NITRIC ACID
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q KIM WHEAT SACHS, by
ZsW GRAHAM'1 iiILI.
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seoaD ppopevey.
nY vivsss n ~ power vsso,1h nN.
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nssss Esulsss, dssssset, ~ ust9 Z
dccsse II he Probate Cssss n pAasaa
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1859, 'sh.ryge ! vill, - nuv;asy u
vishis la~fsl hesn, se,l q VuDlte
ascsias, q IT, AieAsss hit1ss, - oo61o
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fslIeviae pespsaal psspsssy IL ~ -
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1000 barrels T. eesrs 2 stacks u lsoon,
.sms her. absst 'i00 ksss ~ sssais.
euoO - 100 ~ sfysst, - ~ % ~ =
sheenf ysAs - sisa, vsspa. ~ -
nss{age, sse bseev, - allshe fssniQg
useesiIs, s@esslss visA ssk9 sssisla, ~
osuepsus y n@elss. m ssleu en- -.
ss..s isss az V ~ sssil svssyshias4
DssA visA agpssvsS ssuslsy vsl tsm-
sgissi sppe1;ae tssv.
AsR0N o. ASkEW, Rsesssee.
JsssasysA ,lsee. ee.>s.
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V1vI'r now ARD As9ocIAfl0N, \
,lew o. tho swss' essssss:ses q
human life caused BY Seseal otseoess
md tho deceptions practieed updA ~
Qanska. scseral years go Alrseee1 tAs(s
''on.al,inr Surgeon, = q sAasisaels sss
worth. Of thor name, :" cyee : p'spss::
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Cso0oq1sopvs 60 Gaols.
nu VIRTUE astsuosaSsp ssbsss
ID Cosss IL pAssla osesey, I, = 60.
nississW q ~ Ceugs w, - 11sslsy
he N ~ q Isbsuasy ess(, q ~ lee
rssiaeses u Allen eSlal, 1sss6os1, y
sait eesuey, bsevsn legaI Aoqey, psejse1
sse ell = psells 9Qsess 49, igA~e
biatse, ~ lsoss q - NJ -
6sss@spirsl1s1 : g -. &C.,
ahes1 ssvssey oesee, e1jelnl6s ~ laa15
q osis0sa taall ~ cm. noDWl
Il ~ osess b ~ sseok bsl>sos I'M
b ~ ~ moss ~ssuebeeah1o 1asl1he
hssss, 81 sshss sus-hsuok eset sopie
ssslol6, aeA shsus - e6pSos us1e
ees1 essss. 81 u ~ sla1s 4 suAi.
vassss. TssDs, s~es-(SuvsA -, ~
balaaDe , $500 UisA loessssi.
Jss. ~. ilsS.
ALSO, 4 he nns ssas 81 p,epa,
vill 81 = pse,ie ais, = ~ 49,
ei1oos, - Is nsao1s 001oosso ~ ~
q ~, ~ q ~ so1elA lsH, shesi,
sssa, voeeua, heQouAUl1 - hsdAes
fsrskssA issnias ~ sas, Ss66W,
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M. N spvsevso sssuiv viIl \
ssssissa sessisSE-.-
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n unyuANT 10 n order wsAs b. sAs
hoard u Police al psNsla sessiy,
susie Il nIssissIppi, ~ MsNtsy shs "
1ay 4 psssmbss, ltse, wIll bs sold y.
tveeo ~ Aesw u % sislosA, y. ~ {
e'slsea = N:ses Alss4ay Ne Sesh ~
p.n!le AeGosa,t " ~ hlgAs6g 49,, -
oldiail Noes, = ~ ss1u q uaesle, \
~ eosn,y, IN ~ Nhses lass, sisi Lots
10. 10, II 81 ~ 10 llssa ~. Il, Ia said
sevs, upsa vhlsA M saus Il iesaIsl,
~ tsIsseIsesesssss. fsrnr ssIkIsd
sasA, ead he balance - . sgs1lt q 90
81 Two ysass, viii interest," issu 6ale,
~ pessAases Rtvine aoees vith sppsevs1
ses6stey, pagskls 10 ~ Coosly JiGasssss
q sai6seeiays IT. ~ &iosssai paymssss.
The besd vsll ssscsls . Wis kesd n
psssAeMs r. vassasess ~. 70 b. ns1e
vlse ells = ~ pssshees nessr 70 Raia,
!s1osAs ! ctAsks' ,'::sss:
y. :. oEis7os. Dss.i ~
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IW1re 1M(nwant.
'ns(es se4gt1elts1! ssss !. gu "
a'ssI'z;EiEnsssS
Homn0 A1serjcal
Ses~s sssss = esss sSs,s svsss ~.
Domnnou. 4ooo,

ilsvlms rsowsA w vhsls lssssios In q
sspsvh an modses sayls VIII every ep~.
feft ed c~oNvssieNee, sad seeuved W.
seesIees Of ~ beet French sYol In IN
sossssy, = vsll - polite AsA ~asssslivs
valsssi ~ sAsahsvsssIts hsv!ss msa.
assa4cspe6ee " hep Me hoasdess veil
sup,)Ie1 vlsA oil kinds Al 0sasa ~
w e~e.lsaslss n he season. ne VAsls.
~ bsss1s " WlRss, Dsssdiss, tAgss
bses, sss., &c, Oysters sssvs& 10 svssy
ssyle,
The Nm a. pnss d tAis nNonupsal
ssnse, b ss9sssl. he ssssIss viii
De sly JOSEPH TEuvEt.
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HAYES arst rata nrw two horse Bar.
eouche for sale, Il vas made by p. n,
Jones 4 CO.. 81 fascla. and | will ss1 l,
low on a crrd,s, and for cash ! will sshs
less than Il eoss 10 maize Il.
WILLIAM {, JEFFERSON.
Dec. tAIh, lSSS. l7..lv.
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'~maIHpegxSsAnsoss
~ s6tvDlSo.
: ~ ws ~.
80 ~ - NJ = t1Ss,
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~ 49,, - sksn sSAik~s 4 sssy
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u 's'' ''s'''' ~ :%;Gbs;s .;Uyrs
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vTNuE ssss;.ic.a kss o. issm ri.
pcnsssios, . valuable hound Cog,
which lsit The pIsnsalioa u the widov
Massey Wright, on Long Greek, soms
time IN ths month of October last, end
has aot since been heard isos. Said
hcssd is specified, medium s,ss. has . re-
nArksbly short vail sah ssss for = houU1,
and . large black spot on the lest side.
Any ans whe viIl give infernaiioa COO.
ccsniss SAID hound. shall be literally re-
vasdsd for the sane.
JOSEPH WATKINS,
Long Csvsk.
Jan. lesh, 1850, s5l..ls.
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Oo99 - 49,
11Y siras N tea ssees(lno1 ~ ~
directed, isem M (lsss!t rgyst Il
sSsls toag,y. tIlssI:sItly !.
lie fesr,. house dass h ~ les1 81 tss
|rols, " ..Ia eases!s. s 8 ~ sss,
,hs ineAvss II No. SnesSAGs9 -
b ihs following t1s1s, M - tslag
In said county ss< n>ste, " VII Veel
fourteen, Tovsshlp Tn, nsene eese
vcst the North West Qses(e6 u oee.
suriscn, Township Tea, kaaes gesss
" at, aud ,ls Nstsk 1est Quessss d sss'
fifteen, Township 1sa, nsAae Seven
Vest one II saId sss~sslcss IN isvss
~ bradford A Martin, the eskes N u.
sor Of {. \. hsIi,sssbs sk aesiaee seld
John u. 1hfashss. ssls vt1kia lssGsl
hours.
JAS. n. JONES, She. 2. o.
Feb ". 1859. v<-NSsssw.
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fAk91 tjP yTAssa, nssevss. Iis;sl
n ~ NestA-eaa1 eeensV q ~ esuuey.
DAn9 DAy DoAnx ,GUl.9. Aassae ~
80 = ~ - ss. dssss yssW ~
Appss1De1 = - q.
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- IeSe. voeSkSe.
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Sheriff. 06lSdE1oG.
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5sg Ia ~ f4eN n peos15tA%
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CHANOERY NOTICE.
RwS9AM&l
NpN1w yiAAk1oD2
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Is sss ~
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-02-09


IT, q 80: ss:,casIs ,,sAs:',s =.
49, y - e assss.a. - euls,ss =
~ 1ss6 eills ain ssnals sspaiA
sassaqk - espssAsyvsl ~ - NJ,
= ssf W b vssk ssoe1las y p,
- ~ sanseS ~ esese1 n sse Ell
40. l:.s . - ss1s.:sss.
=. 8 + 70 i:ss. "'
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go
u l.yS0 1asss6k 800 e..
fsss!s, Res. Z, 1853. vt-ss -.
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LAno.ef PAPA -
Pi!l The l.Ae0e4f ClpCCt4fIOr,
q ne ~ MtWglltx IAr0
r. n LAnO1R 81 C1ngAPlgf
kskLr ppoh - ossakssA
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Sole prspsissos u ibs cssdIsl,
Also, MslsAs's vslesais Oh tiNiosst.
..grrrias!pAl 4sPst n ~ ess.:s u
- ges ssls 10 pssels, Nisslssippi, b
JlIOe. ]. CLARK,
~ ne estfk Corner.
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1llg us1srsiQsd shashiul 6ss ~
abesal peasVsaes sstss1si y ~ ~,
vssl1 SssPsseeslly sslisis . sseSQesssi
y: ~oss = ~ ssesaGRs y. =.
,...,.. -. IN. ~! r. ' ::s.;;::
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w !@: -: "a! s.,:'s!'ss - -!
Z Cs.s vss ~. ~ tisselvs1 b uussal
ssascss. An thecs lslG6es6toSsi1 -,
Nv QAbs payment 10 .. Lsibeld, ~
tAess Assiai slains sesisss ~ oF1, VII
psessas sAspa y M lLibslt,) IT psy'
P.B. JONES.
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We ssy - varsess, " ysss shildrvs are
sicily, pany, ~ aGiessd wtsh scnPlsises
p~rsvalsa, s.osg eAiltssa, give .lsn ;
smslI VssntitY u nelseas's Uerdlsl, ae(
u will nsts SAsn healthy, fas asA sobsse:
Delay nss . nsossAi W u ~ yer vtl(
BE- eesviseei.
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DO you wish " be lsa thy and stroass
Then g. o. once and sss someof McLeaM'e
Cordial. will ssseprthes end iaviee.
rate your hload TO Aow through every
vein, ssa thu rich, vcsy hIoon 10 mesSe
10 yssr chssls asala. livery bottle We.
ssn,sd 10 i've s~stislae,iss.
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nsg.The agent of Cleveland tombstone

1@-The agent ola Cleveland tombstone
mandatory, with much trouble, hunted
up mar who had lost his wife," In a
subdued voice, he asked the man if he had
lost his wife. The man said he had. The
agent was very sorry for it, and sympa-
thized with the man very deeply in his
great affection; but death, he said, was an
insatiate archer, and shot down all, of both
high and low degree informing the man
that "what was his loss was her eternal
gain" and would be glad to sell him a
gravestone to mark the spot where the
beloved one slept-marble or common
stone-as he chose, at prices defyng COM
petition. The bereaved man said there
was a little difficulty in the way.
Haven't you lost your wife 7" inquired
the agent. Why, yes, ! have" said the
man, but no grave-stun amt necessary;
for YOU see the cussed critter amt dead
she scooted with another man !" The agent
retired. lr3 4
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VARIETIES.

We have lust Seen informed of remarkable IN
stance of early development in Franklin County.
1t is that Of negro woman belonging to gentle
man in that county, who gave birth to female
child at fourteen years age. The daughter im-
proved upon the example of the mother and gave
birth to child at eleven years Of age. So there
is only difference oftwenty years between the
ages of the grandmother and granddaughter
Richmond Dispatch.
Alloy in one Of the Albany Schools makes poultry
of the heavenly bodies and turns the sky into
hen.coop, all in rhyme:
''The moon was setting in cloud,
Full fedged in golden light,
A Matching out the little stars,
The chickens Of the night.
But out of that ere brilliant brood,
Produced by Luna pale,
There was but one poor little chick,
~ That could produce tail. )"
An "Anti.Cursing Club has been formed al
Grass Valley, Cal, the members Of which are hnee
/ u
twenty-five cents for every oath, the money to BIZ
appropriated to some worthy purpose from tm'
to time. At the last accounts the club had cursed
enough to buy pew, and there was balance OF
hand
The wife Of Theodore Hopkins Of Lancaster, ha
eloped witha young student" cfthe Centre Go.
lege, Danvile. The husband, when he heard: il
quietly said, ''let her slide" Is the man senslbl
| or not.
The greatest instance Of impudehce on record,
! that Of Yankee, who in an Italian city, stopped
religious procession to light his cigar from one
/ the holy candies.
Maria, just at twenty, swore,
4 That no less than six feet four
Should be her chosen one.
At thirty she is glad to fix
4 A spouse exactly four feet sic,
AS better far than none.
W. W oNs, sol ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-20

MARTIN yAS BBREN--The sage of Lindenwald
is said to be still in excellent health, and is blessed
with his usual cheerful spirits. He is one ofthe
few Presidents whose constitution and temper are
unaffected by the cares of State lie never dis
tressed himself in any degree about the welfare Of
the country or the condition of his conscience
and having no soul, and good digestion, he is en-
joying serene old age. Richmond Dispatch.
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single gentleman Of experience
MI and skill in the business Of manaA Dg Cot
t ton Plantation, and who can furnish satisfac-
tory resident references desires situation.
For names and further particulars, apply to this
Office. June 22-u
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FIRST DEGREE OBLIGATION.


In the presence OF Almighty God and these wit
nesses you do solemnly promise and swear that you
will never betray any Of tile secrets OF TINS society,"
nor communicate them to proper candidates., OK
cept within lawful council of the order; anu you
will never permit any one OF the secrets OF tns
society to be written, orin any other manner 70 DC
made legible except for the purpose OF omclai il'
struetion that YOU will not give your influence Tor
any man for any office in the gilt OF the people.
unless he be an Americanborn citizen, in favor OF
Americans ruling America, nor ifhe be a Roman
Catholic that you will in all political matters, so
far as this order is concerned, comply with the
will of the majority, though it may conflict With
vour nersonal preference, so long as it does not
conflict with the Constitution of the United States
Of America. or that of the State in which you
reside that YOU will not under any circumstances
whatever, knowingly recomnland an unworthy per-
son for initiation nor suffer it to be done IL III your
mower to prevent it that you will not, under any
circumstances, expose the name any member OF
this order, nor reveal the existence OF such an as
soe,atoa that you will answer an impertape noftce
issued by the proper authority, obey the command
of the State council, president, or his deputy,
while assembled by such notice and respond to the
claim of a sian or ac,y of the order unless 1t be
physically IMPOSSIBLE; that you will acknowledge
the State council of-as the legislative head, the
ruling authority, and the supreme tribunal OF the
order in the State of-actng under the jursdlc.
ton of the national council of tie Bnited States Of
America, binding yourself in the penalty ofexcom
municatioE from the order the forfeiture OF all IN
| tcrco,,rse with its members, and being denounced
in all the societies Of the SAME as wtu traitor tt
your God and your country.
THE president shall cali to every person presen
bv three blows of the gavel, when the candidates
shall all repeat after the vice-presdent in concert
All this voluntarily promise with fnl under
standing of the solemn sanctions and penalties,
Several gentlemen who took this oath, and NOR
and stronger oaths, have gone into spasIns lest tn
foreigners whom they then srore to proser16e-s'cor
to deny the rights of American citizens-whor
4 they denounced as paupcrs and thieves, +" 9TH
4 of.scourings Of the Old World" "jail-birds,
aemissares of the Pope they go into spasm
now in Their alarm that these men may meet wit
Injustice the hands Of the Democrats we &C
wise our adopted citizens to exact one penanee ror
these recusant Know Nothings before listening
them at all--meke them get dos on Their Knees an
repect their Kao,p Nothing oashs backwards! MAX
THEN rssAy THv OATH! Self.respect demands tbs
orr naturalizcd citizens exact this much OF the
new defenders and the leaders who took ines
oaths ia 1885, and fawn upon the foreigners IN 100
,c;U do aothiayt Naturalized citizens need not
afraid Of exacting too much, just now!
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5bgriH,d 5alrg.
- Stdteof Loxisiana,
Parish Of Rapides


s{N Stdteof Louisiana,
Parish Of Rapides.
!. '9'a :, s : No. 44sl
w. d. Barton, etal !.
Thy VIRTUE of a writ of f. fa issued out ofthe
X District Court, in and for the Parish and State
ID aforesaid, and directed to the Sheriff thereof.
said writ issuing in the above rected cause) Will
be exposed at
PUBLICSALE,
at the Court House door in the town Of Alexandria,
s. Il z u e u Il Y
the 9Th day Of August 1889, between the hours pre-
scrbed by law, all the right, title ard interest, OF
one ofthe defendants A. J James, in and to the
following prouerty, to wit:
A certain steamboat called the AiDeufOss,
now lying in Little River, with the tackle, appcn-
dage and machinery, consisting oftwo Steam
Engines.
Seized in the above recited cause to satisfy said
writ. t a.s
TERMS or SALE-CasEl, with the benefit
Of appraisement.
Sheriff. Office, July /, 1859.
J. c. WlsE,snEalrr.
July C-ptr's fee SO.
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Editor Democrat Having been solicited by
MANY friendsto permit my name to be run as a
candidate for Sheriff Of this parish, after having
considered the subject, / hereby announce myself
as candidate before the people at the coming cleo
t;on in November. J. H. HOLT.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-20

ihE souTHERS USIvERsIw.--T New Orleans
correspondent Of the Charleston Courier says that
nisnop ! Ok has succeed in getting ten gentlemen
OF ar diocese Of the Episcopal Church to subscribe
@rse hahdred thousand dollars towards the estab.
ashment OF the great Southern University. One
old gentleman, formally United States Senator.
and subsequently, Governor of Louisiana, (Hon. Mr..
'ohnson,) has subscribed forty thousand dollars.
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OrFrcrAL VoTE OF VIRGiEIA.-The official vote
of Virginia is at last published Letcher's majority
Is $40. The falling off in the Democratic vote is
el62, and in the opposition vote I'LL. The ag.
gregate vote is 14s, 1885, in 1856, presidential cleo
tiop, l5o, 4s3; and in 1865, 156, ssa.
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EH5 FOT OHGTIII, "IISH Is"PI"Vo' n
ELIJAH R. CROSBY,

subject to the will the people at the next Noyem
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iST.4TE OF DUISLaNA-PARISH or
RAPLDES.
Hester Nathan VS.. her husband Norris Nathan !
No. 6444.
ny VIRTUE Of writ of il. 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 recited cause will be
exposed at public sale at the Court House door, in
the town Of Alexandria, on
S A T u r D A VI,
the 9th day of August, 1859, between the hours
prescribed BY law, the following described pro-
perty, to wit:
A lot Of Dry Goods, consisting cf--
IA Pairs of Summer Pants; 81.
9 Pieces Cottonade;
Dozen Undershrts IS ~
2 Dozen Shirt Bosoms;
About 800 yards OF various Calico Domestic;
Stockings, Stocks, Handkerchief Blue Cotton,
Hats, Shoes, Gloves, Pinss, Needles, Showcase,
Spool Thread, Silk &C., a
Also lot of Groceries, consisting Of
Sugar, Coffee, Tobacco, Candles Soap, Bacon,
Flour, Rice, Tea, Salt, salaratus, Mackerel &C.,
and Store Fixtures, one Box Of Winter Clothing,
and One Horse and Buggy. is
Seized in the above case to satisfy said writ
TERMS OF SALE-CAsH,yywth the benefit
Of apprasement. OK.
sheriff's Office, June 2lst, 1859,
J. c. WISE, SHERIFF.
June 22-ptr's fee SIG.
STATE or .LOULsL4NA--PARISH OF
|a RAPIDES.
i. A. M. Debblee VS.. w. B. Ware-No. 6O92.
| DY VIRTUE Of a writ of #. 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 recited cause, will be
exposed at Public Sale a. the Court House door IN
the town of Alexandria, on -
S A T u r D ASY },
the 9th day of August, 1859, between the hours
prescribed by law, the following described proper
ty, to wit:
Accrtain Tract or parcel Of
| 85 is N. N ID
situated in the Parish Of Rapides ir the Pinewoods
NEAR Spring Hill Academy, on Hurricane Greek
containing 100 Acres, more or less, BOUNDED
on the East by lands of Randall B. Eldred and )
is. Fitzpatrick, on the South by lands Of Randall
Eldred, on the West by public lands and on tn
North by lands formerly owned by r. g. Robert
being the same purchased by said Ware from \
Ia. How and Elizabeth How, on the goth day Q
February, 1881.
Seized in the above recited cause to satisfy SAT-
!, writ.
TERMS OF SALE Cash, with the benefit
appraisemcnt..
Sheriff S Olliee, June Est, 1859. -.
J. c. WISE, SHERIrr.
June 22-ptr's fee SIG.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-20
From the Nashville Union.
The Sympathy for Foreigners.

Referring to The files of this paper of four years
ago, we ind that it was engaged ina very excited
contest with what was called Raaow Nothingssn'.
The platform on which this society stood was par
tally stated in the following oath and obligation,
pertaining to the first degree of the Know Nott-
ing order, which oath and obligation we are very
confident that some of our editorial neghbors took
and subscribed. We need not remind the reader
that this paper very strongly opposed both the oath
and the principles of that order:
! OUTSIDE OBLIGATION.
You do solemnly swear Tor affirm that you will
never reveal anything said or done i'll this room,
the names ofany persons present nor the existence
of this society, whether found worthy to proceed
or not, and that all your declarations shall be true
so help you God.
Ans. do.
! Marshal. Where were you born?
Mrrshal. Where is your permanent residence
If born out of the jurisdiction of the Unitet
States the answer shall be written, the candidate
dismissed with an admoniton of secrecy, and tse
brother vouching for him suspended from all thu
privileges of the order, unless upon satistactor.
proof that he has been misinformed.
Marshal. Are you twenty-one years Of age? .
Ans. am. - S
Marshal in religious belief are you a Roman
Catholic?
Ans. No.
: Marshal. Were you born of Protestant parents
} or were YOU reared under Protestant influence?
Ans. Yes
Marshal If married, is your wife a Roma
Catholic?
{" No." or eyes" the answer to be valued
the constitution of the State council shall provide
9 Marshal. Are you willing to use your intuenc
and vote only for natve-bor American citizens fe
all officers of honor, trust, or profit, in the gift
{ the neople to the exclusion Of all foreigners an
, aliens. and Roman Catholics in particular, an
without regard 70 party predictions?
: Ans am.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-07-20

What Church do yea attend Mrs. Parting
: On any paradox church where the gospel is
dispensed WITH" eSNfN' -