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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

The DRAFT,-Is anything being done
to put men into the service and thereby
save as the trouble and vexation of anoth-
er draft! In some towns East, town
meetings bake been called and measures
taken to: procure men to fill up their
quota, No. matter if We all supposed
there would not be another call, the Presi-
dent has thought it Unnecessary to ask for
more men that we may the sooner get the
rebellion subdued. and get through with
the contest for the supremacy Of the
Union. and we must respond. Men can
he procured cheaper, at this time than they
can month hence, in all probability. Let
those who intend to put in substitutes at
tend to the matter ut once. No time
should be lost. either in this necessary
and patriotic duty, or in seeing that the
corrections Of the Enrolment lists are at
tended to in season. This latter is duty
that devolves upon any man in the COM
munity. Don't fail to look to this mat
ter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06
Very respectfully yours,
G.. w. MADDOX.

Tile members ot the 18Th Maine
Regiment, numbering l30, whose term Of
three years service has expired, arrived in
Portland on Friday, and left for Augusta
i'll special train.
About 500 men, belonging to the 18th.
who have re-enlisted. were left behind ~
Martinsburg. They are not known as tho
18th Maine Battalion, but are 10 be formed
into three companies and consolidated with
the Both Me. keg't. The companies are
to be commanded by Lieuts. Moulton.
Green and Andrews, who are now in the
field
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

LEefsLAruRE.-speciaI despatch to the Wno
last eseping from Augusta, says the following
nominations have been made:
President of Senate. Hon. d. D. Stewart.
Secretary, Thomas y. Cleaves, BrosnfelI.
Assistant Secretary, Frank L. Hitchcock, Dam
arlseotta.
Messenger, Increase Blake, Pennington.
Assistant Messenger, Edgar NJ Robbins, Union
Speaker Of House, ". A. 7. Dillingham;, Wa.
tcrviia
:. Clerk, Horace Stiison, Pittsfeij.
Assistant Clerk, S.sJ Chadbourne, Dixnont.
= Mcssereer. A. l.. Norton Liberty.
Assistant Messenger, b. +. Cary, Hartford.
and ". u. Werner, Augusta.
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The New CALL.--The Augusta CORE

The New CALL.--The Augusta CORE
spondent Of The Wing writes "a follow.
under date of Both ult: =. 80.
Towns throughout the State ore ecuer.
ally taking measures to have their quotas
ilied as far as possible. without the draft.
This call bears much harder upon this
State than many others, frsm the fact that
it has had comparatively few paper credits
with which Mass. and some other States
have done thriving business in filling
their quotas. Yet there is no disposition
to evade duty, but the dissemination ex-
lists TO again send forward from Maine an
other little host of lire men to battle for
the right Bangor, yesterday put in IL
men towards filling its quota.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06


y. ATLANTIC SQUAD. L. :. FLAG SnUr
MALyEEN.oti New luIei, y. C.. Dee. a6. (
Genera Il beg leave to acknowledc,
the receipt OF your letter OF this date. thu
snhstance.ai which was communicated /,
mo 10y GtGcral Weitzel last night. hay,
ordered He largest vessels Ia proceed aI
Beaufort to fiji up with ammunition - i,
ready for another attack IN case it is d.
eide! 10 proceed with this matter bY max.
other arrangements.
We haze not commenced friks rapidl,
VT, and coald keep aH3 retrls inside nom
s.'oHiHS ..felr hesas g!t,'l 81 :3ssa,fitinr
column vas NilA4n twenty la.tls al IA,
YJIhs. | wish soi5se more Of Your sdilan,
fellows had followed the ri:.ctr y ho tuak
the i!as from tie rafaPet and the lrdy,
fellow WHO brought the horse out Of Ia,
iurt. / think tAey would have loutd it III
easier conquest than is supposed. l i,
rot. however, pretend To place ihy eq.t!lai
IN opposition to Gen. Nvitzel, whom
know Ia be al accomplished sGiaicr al,
engineer, and whose opinion las great
W,isiit Ni.h lie.
! vii iuoh out that the t.oops are a.. ii
saiety. Neuili havca Wet Wind ;fsy.,ut
II and s.Eoo;h beach aIoui j u-ci4,E
when sufficient boats will sent for tAeul
HE prisoners now ON board the Santiago
de uha wall he delivered to the Provost
Marshal at Fortress Monroe. unless Nou
wish to take them on hoard one of iht
transports, which would be nc0usenienl
just now.
lrema,n, General, respectfully your oh
servant,
DAv1r d. PORTER, Rear Admiral.
To Major-Gcn. b. +. Butler, Command
ing, Nc.-I Irikune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-Mr Isaac B.
Noyes, aged about "a years, Editor and
Proprietor Of the Saco Democrat, died in
that town on Friday last after an illness
of two weeks. The Portland Press says
of him:
MIR. Noyes was Young man Of much
premise; esteemed for his many social and
manly Qualities Jealous and sincere in
the promotion of what he believed to be
right, and beloved by large circle Of
friends.@
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

EAToN's INTELLECTUAL ARITHMETIC.
This little work has been introduced into
the public schools of Boston, where a new
school book has to bear the test of severe
examination, and in the place Of Colburn's
First Lessons. The reason given by the
Committee are summed up in part as fol-
lows: "Eatcn's Intellectual Arithmetic is
entirely new, enlarged, altered and much
improved edition Of Colburn's First Les
sons" The copyright of the latter hav-
ing run out, the publishers arranged with
Mr.. Eaton, an Instructor in Phillips Acade-
my. for the publication of work similar
to Columns but altered and improved, and
we have this little work. We have exam
med with some care and think it decided
Improvement on Colburn's. Published by
Taggard & Thompson, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

Provost Marshal Gen. Fry answers
an inquiry us to the allowance made or
tins call Tor men pat i'll under previous
acquisitions for troops for two and three
Years as follows Quotas are assigned af-
ter taking into account the number OF
years of service which the several local.
ties have furnished. One three years man
counts three f3) years two years two
l2l' and one year man one (l) year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

r TnE NEW QuorAs.--We leafn that the number
Of men to be furnished by this district under the
new call is 1913. Towns arc 10 be credited for men
furnished over, and above their quotas on the
basis Of one years men; that is for every three
years man which they furnished under the last
call. they will be credited for two men on their
present. gaota.-Progressipe Age,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

rThr niunicipaf officers Of towus will
remember that by q law passed last winter
a printed statement of the financial cosdi-
ton of the several towns inthe State has
to be made out and placed IN the hands of
the voters of the towns, at least seven
days befors+h annual March meeting. 1t
will be well for the sexeral tewn officers to
bear this factjnl mind, apd be prepared in
seasoa to make up Q financial ssatement Of
their town. . $50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

Whole vote in 1850, 1855, GIG: in 1864,
1000, sos: increase in same States, 49,
$50. The entire vote for President in
1860, including all the southern States,
was 1850. l93.-N. Y. Tribune.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

-kittery has thrived under the new
era OF things ut the Yard. aud while not
half dozen dwellings are being bull, in
Portsmouth, Hitter, can show neatly fifty
buildings in the course of construction.
Cutie lot Of houses have been bought of
the Great Fail. Manufacturing CO.. at
S0ucrsworth, taken down. and the maieri-
ais have been taken to kittery, and the
houses reconstructed there. The ayera &c
number Of applications FOR a vaccnt teue-
men. were over twenty-five day. On
gac SPOT Of land en- the road leading from
'hc village 10 Portsmouth Bridge. quite n
number Of squatt.rs kayc put up cheap
Eauzes for temporary Accommodations
taizg ls's Il laI.t have changed hand. n
.5-I prices, aud il.' building fever IS al i;a
tAtFe,ae height. foyts Roath Iieral,i,
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GsrEs's LANDING, Dec. Esd, 1864.

GaEES's LANDING, Dec. Esd, 1864.
MEssRs. SAWYER 4 BURR. as Il
Herewith We submit the following report: D.
Ar, 76th, schr. oronaska. Allen, Boston tc
Cresp's Landing, Me-; Gloucester, sJudkins
Boston to Greens Landing, Me.
gath schr. Banner, Kelley. Portland for
Jonesport; &c, Olive Branch, Smith. Ellsworth foI
Portland. Scion, BoWden. Trenton for Rock land ;
%, Rachael BeaIs, Moore. Calais for New York:
10th, Friendship, Collins, Green's Landing foI
Boston; 3Ist, Savoy, Remick. Boston for fremont
Jan. "a, Fanny Fem, Hadley, Eden for Rock.
land, Union, W sllaee, Pertswsuth for Millbridge
Yours, Respectfully,
: - GREEN Co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

zRaEp DoUGLAs ON EQUALITY. Fred
esisk Douglas demands political equality
fsr The negro with the white: Social
equality be neither expects nor asks for
That does not exist among white citizens.
More than this. he says he wants the
privilege Of deciding what kind Of white
gentlemen small have admission to his
nnxxoF.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

Quorl Or MAINE The quota Of Maine
under the recent call Of the President for
men is 9,esi2-.suLject to deduction to he
made for length of term, over one year, Of
those who enlisted under the last call.
The quotas Of the several Congressional
districts are as follows: LIST, 2.055; ed,
|, 627; Sd. l,672; 4th, 2.l35; 5th, I,723.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

RnxrrrrENrH MAINE.-About 60 mem-
kags VI the liih Me. Regt,. whose term o.
sdtsice has expired, arrived IN Portland
flom tho Shenandoah last week. Ihey
m b. mustered 0at at Augusta.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

The Bangor Times has been en-
larged and improved. All of Dewn East
are indebted to the Tines for the latest
news, and its thousands Of readers East
will rejoice to see this new evidence Of its
prosperity. 1t was never conducted with
so much prudence and ability as now---
Leng may it wave.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

A rebel spy was recently captured
near City Point, who had descriptive
sketches of our defenees in that locality.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

AEofHER PIRATE AELnAr-Capt. I.
y. Hanson, OF the brig Susan. when Was
captured hy tine rebel steamer henantoah,
II lat. 80 y, Ion. -. 10 w, arrived AT
Ncw York ON saturday evening i'll the
hafqae Grace. tFoa Bahia. The pirate
WAS formerly the British steamer Sea
Ning. tull ship rugged, WITH rolling topsails,
non lower masIs, capable OF stcamins
eleven Knots, and i commanded by y
Mary lander tanned Nardei. torpelly OF
The |. ;. ship Saratoga, She carries iouT
j5-pounders and two l2-rounders, smooth
bore. and two 32-fuunders, riilcd. Presi-
aus 10 the capture Of the Susan, the bar
qurS Alma, oi searspurt, from Newport.
Eng. for buenos Ayres, the y. Godfrey,
of BoSton, Tor Valparaiso, aud the scIoon
ct Charter oak, OF san Francisco, were
taken and destroyed. Ship Kate Prince.
from Cardiff for Rio Janeiro, was also
captured and bonded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06
RUMoRs ABOUT RICHMOND.

1t is reported on the authority of des
erters that the Rebels are engaged in re-
moving the heavy machinery from the
arsenals and other pablo works at Rich
mond further south. preparatory to an
evacuation of that city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-01-06

Returns received at the Provost Mar
shalt eneral's Bureau show the number
of men raised by recruiting is larger now
than at any period during the present
year.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23

nag One Of the oli1time-honorea nulsan-
ces that foarished in the better days OF
Rebellion, has again been inaugurcted with
Il vengeance. Wehad hoped with the erit
Of The cruel war allsuch would be abated
and the common rules Of civilization OBJ
served in christian community. But like
most of ourlardent aspirations they have
VANISHED in thin air or some other thick
place. We allude to the heathenish prac.
tice Of driving droves Of wild Texas cattle
through the streets, on the side walks and
even on the galleries in this town 1t is Ger
tainly strange, that such should be dons
imperfect imp unity, still stranger that j
should be allowed by the authorities. o.
last Friday began this old favorite perform
a1ce, opening at 10 a. NJ. and closing witt
the setting sun. The price Of admission
was Tree for nothing, and well did all pla
their part
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sentiment 10 its fullest extent.

Now all these evils should be rec
tilted at once. There is no necessity
for keeping the people in the dark any
longer. If they have a civil govern
-ment say SO, and our word forit, they
viii obey it, If they have none Jet
them go to work and form one at
once. There is surely nc reason why
Louisiana should suffer any greater
Ipenance in this respect than her Sis
liter States. On the contrary we are
todd by those in authority that she is
Recognized as being entitled to pecu.
THAR fayors on the part Of the
ruling powers. # the sufferings q
her people entitle her 70 any favorss
over and above her more fortunate
lneighbors, then indeed ought she tt
4 be brought under the peculiar guar
4 dianship Of those who have the powe'
Ito either oppress her.or to reilev'
'3|her wants. Let US have that " g! CON q
ling election q Of which welhave hear'
] SO much, and let Us once more resnIn
our position as a sovereign State "
i der officers Of onr,Own choosing. {
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23

R9% There are only two States in the
Union where the negro Is allowed to vote
without q property qualification, Theyaree
Vermont and New Hampshire, the former
Of whom has only eight negro voters, and
the latter one hundfd and ninety. ID
Massachusetts every voter must, within two
years, have paid a State Or county tax, ,i''-
Hess exensed from taxation. In Rhode Is,
land voter must own real estate Of one
hundred and thirty-four dollars value, q q q
| the clear yearly value Of seven dollars ove'
any ground rent. / negro is pot a'lowef
to vote in New York unless he has resided
| in that State three years, and is . freeholde
in value Of two hundred and Fifty dolars, an.
paid taxes thereon.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23
paroied PrisOners 81 War.

An individual answering to the
name Of Alex G. Twining has writ.
ten i let q q the y, \ Tribune, as
serting ana attempting to prove the
right aud duty Of the Government
ITO try and punish prisoners Of var.
Father Greedy critisises briefly and
sharply the Aforesaid letter, and con
cludes his article with the important
fact given as follows:
But we have a very short method
with Mr.. Twining and all his abet.
tors he talks Of two "profcients''
who 'both accept the purely military
character If Gen. Grants terms Of
surrender as if that were the point
in dispute. Well, Mr.. T if those
terms are .'pnrely military as you
insist aud ne do.not care to dispute
then, surely military men ought te
comprehend their proper force ant
EFFECT. Now, then, we defy you 4
bring forward one single Major Gen
NV in the Union service, barely one
who will back the opinion that tn
[parolcd Confederates may be arrain
Egned, tried and punished for Treason
without d breach Of faith on the par
lnf our Government. Ana we bacl
this challenge by q confident ave.
ment that, ii our Government eve
1 dies So treat them, Gems. Grant, Cal
i by, Sherman, and others ofg o'lf mos
,Iillnstrivus commanders, will immt
Ediately resign their commissions. An
s this. we believe, some Of them hay
lalready decidedly itltimated. Wou'
4 yunr pro6cientsn wish 4 prose cutie
! pressed ID defiance Of such intimnl
g ton.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23
IA. Alvin Adams, Of Watertown, Mss.
the founder Of Adams s Go. Express, y e
ports the snug little income q 81 S,822


MucH IN LITTLE. Under this caption
the Shreveport South. v estefn says;
Thete Is no. I use u 10 prevaricatins
Trade 10 brisk. navigation GOOD 9,
whiskey and ice ditto, freedmen
women and children, under the aus
|pices il the freedmen's bureau, : per
|tect nuisance sisters and brothers
Two and-a.half nstitutien inclnd
led The latter ! safe and profitable
investment for any and al wh b & q
pull the wool over the darkies' eyes
Allah
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23

~ F.
"TuE SoUTH.H-We have received the
first number Of the new paper with the
above title, whose publication has just been
commenced in New Orleans under the edito-
rial control of Mr. John w. Overall. It's
a large double sheet, handsomely printed on
excellent paper. Its editorials are health,
full in tene and show that their author has
lost more Of his vigor during the last four
years Of trials and suferings Its selections
are admirable, and extend over the whole
field subjects which 60 to make up 3
readable journal. The ''South" has our bes
wishes for lis complete success.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23

r
nA- The family gathering Of the yeneras
Bile Israel Washburn, Of Llyerlnore, Maine,
took place recently at the residence Of that
gentleman, six Of his seven sons being
present, as follows Israel Washburn, Jr.
Ex-Governor Of Maine, and ex-M. Gu lihu
.B. Washburn, NC, Of GaleDa, Illinois
Cadwallader G. Washbnrn, ex4M sCs fon
Wisconsin, and MajorsG General United Stats
Volunteers; Charles Wasbburn, Minister
at Paraguay; AlgerDon 81, iormer|ya nier
chant in Boston, at present cashier OF
bank in Hallowell and Washburn
Surveyor General, Minnesota.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23
INTERESTING PROM WASHINGTON.

a. s, SIS. IS S e !.
1vsi - asulsls 'on sS'F loS
the 4th TO TIE New York Daily Newa. "a
extract the annexed interestinr palearea
! 4 s
1aE fRzslDEsl AND 1as slAolslA ll - s'1a
It's understood that the Praident had
the matter Of the recent elections ID Wis
GINA under consideration Yesterday, and
that his decision thereupon will be adverse
10 the action Of the military authorities,
and will sustain the people 10 their right to
q free md untrammeled election. II IS al.
|doubtedIy true that he reserves to himself
1.-THE right to interfere with the military pow.
Ter, 10 extreme cases, such as where the
people Of whole State evince unnistaka-
| BILE hostility to The General Government and
elect men who are known to be opposed TO-
1.-THE restoration Of fraternal relations be-
tween the North and South, and to be hos.
! tile to the National Government. But i IS
mot pretended that there Is anything d the
lkind i'd the present case. It IS not denied
THAT the voters ii the recent election IN
Virginia ase sincere ard honest in their d.
Ilegiapce to the General Government, Pho
sole pretext for the interference Of the mill
/ tary authorities was, that the candidates
elected IN Richmond had served In the rebel
llarmy Now, in these times, that may be
! misfortune; but it certainly Is not an uprst.
4 dohablc crime. Its known that President
i Johnson is sincerely DESTROYS Of rec0nciling
q the South; and that, knowing that vast
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23

sssr 1t will be observed from orr adver-
Using columns that we are to have new
weekly packet in our trade The fine
Steamer Bart. Able has taken her position,
and will in future leave New Orleans every
Monday, and on her downward trip every
Thursday at 5 o'clock p. M.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23

ssas-. There will be Divine Service at the
Ice House oniuext Sunday, the 9th inst
at IL O'Clock 4. NJ.
The Rev. Mr.. Mower, Of the Episcopal
Church, viii oi6ciatc.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23

reas. In our last we mentioned that Mill
tary changes, ID our midst, had taken place
threading one Of our upper riyerex changes
we find General Orders No. ], Headquar
tiers Western District Of Louisiana" Fol
the benefit and information Of tile interested
pubic, We give, elsewhere, publication 7
that order.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23

70 The regular Packet B. Z.
Hodge is up to time again, arriving
here from the City on Monday NOR morn
ing. Her clerks furnished US, as
usual, with all the New Orleans
papers, Is
She goes down today at 3 =
clock 2. NJ.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23
The state Seminary.

We have authority for stating that
the Louisiana State Seminary Of LEARNING
will be opened for the reception Ct stu
dents early in October next. PROBE,
sor Boyd, whose ability and fidelity
as an Instructor have contributed so much
to the reputation Of the institution, has
been entrusted with the task ofrepalring
and thoroughly renovating the buildings
and from his Well.knoWn energy aud perse-
yerance we have no doubt that the Seminary
will be ready for use at . very early day.
The Board OF Supervisors will hold meet
ing in few weeks for the purpose OF SLING
such vacancies as may exist in the Faculty
And Il is proposed to eommsnce operations
with a full, competent and experienced
corps Of professors We are glad to t'4. seq
4 that those who have control Of the matte
are taking such early steps to place th'
educational interests of the State on thei
proper footing. The education OF our yout'
has been most sadly neglected during fon
years Of war; we cannot commence too 500
torepair the injury inaieud upon the risih
generation. The Seminary, therefore, sliou
receive the attention of the people Of II
Estate, for whose benefit it was brought int
being, and we cannot doubt that i WI
J. meet with that support and encouragement
|, Lin future which it received IN the first yea
! of its existence,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23

II ssT DR.. ST. John has re-opened ms
Drug Store in the Ice House Hotel,
lower corner down stairs. lie pub.
fishes in this issue very important
order. b
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23
N.Y. The superb Steamer Doabloon, =

ssy> The superb Steamer Dosbloon, y,
10. Harrison, Master, has again been
placed in this trade. She arrived here on
Saturday evening, and her handsome clerk
Sam. Lawson, sent Us whecLbarrow loae
Of late and valuable papers, Just think 9
the Democrat at one time being supplied
with the New York Tribune, News, Word
Metropolition Record, Herald, aud all tthll
New Orleans papers.
The Doubloon goes down on Saturda''
leyening. y g
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23

rsr We have received the first number
Of the revived East Feliciana Democrat
published at Clinton, by G. ". Reese. W.
congratulate the Democrat in itsnew birth
shall place it in our books and wish 1t the
most perfect and solid success.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23

asa The Falls and The Bailey dam
hare been q source Of great tronb'le
to the steamboats, 10th ascending
aud descending. a few more days
and Alexandria, Or what is left Of il
will Be the head Of navigation.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23

I neA- Major General sickles, John Van
Baren, James Z. Brady and Fernando
Wood are mentioned as candidates fol
Mayor at the next election ID New York.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-23

p:s- Ice is selling in New Orleans
al twenty-fivelcent pound Sowe
must be content with Bayou Rapides'
best just so.