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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-13
sept. 6.-3ts.
sTRAYED or STOLEN.

FROM the State Seminary Oh the
night Of the Sd inst, a bright bay
mare about FIVE or six years old,
fourteen hands high, clean small
limbs, black name and tail. Any
person returning her or giving infor,
nation 80 that | may get her, will be
literally rewarded.
Sept. 6, '65. B. y. PEhLEf.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-13

sS- Brig. Gen J. G. Ramsey, of the late
,C.S. A., and a resident Of Knoxville, Tenn,
has been arrested by Gov. BroYnlow.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-13

Ea Every peacock is we'll convinced
That the eyes Of all the world are upon his
tail.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-13
Pro Bono pubiico.

John r. Hunt, we'll known in this com
munity as Horse.man, has openeda Live
ry and Sale Stable in the rear Of the Ice
House, where he is doing business at New
Orleans prices.
Fills experience as Veterinary Surgeon
induces him to offer his servicesin the treat.
ment Of all diseases to which the horse is
subject. He will keep seperate place for
that business and give it bis personal atten-
ton. aug. 30-tf.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-13
Ten Dollars Reward.

Ten Dollars Reward.
STOLEN from the undersigned on last
Saturday night, A BAY HORSE about
sixteen hands high, ten or twelve years old !;
the hair from his two shoulders has been
much chafed from collar work, and has a
small sore on the back. Branded with O
brand like fish hook on the near shoulder.
Sept. s, 65. JACOB IRVING.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-13

Succession Of f. POussin---NO-

ALL Persons indebted to the Sue
ccssion of the late FRANCOIS Ponssin
are notified to come forward and set
tie their Indebtedness, and those hav-
ing claims against said succession to
present the same for acceptance to
my attorney, VIM. A. Seay, or to the
c. PoUss1N,
Administrative.
PineviIle, Sept. 8, 1s65.-tf.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-13

Succession Of Geo. w. Barrett.
DEBTORS to this Succession are hereby
notified to make payment to Mrs. Sarah n.
Barrett, the Administrative, or to the under
signed, Attorney
Aug. 30-4ts. 7. 9. MANNING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-01
MARRIED.

On the Slst January, at st. Paul's Church, by the
Rev. DR.. Ainnegerode. Captain n. LOCKE, Con-
federatc States army, to RIDE ELEANORA, eld-
est daughter Of il. st. George Oftutt, formerly Of
Washington. District Of Columbia.
Washington City papers please copy.
On the 18th Of January, by the Rev. A. d. Car
ter, DIR. MARION d. TINSLEY, Confederate States
Army, to Miss NELLIE G. CULIN, bosh Of this
city.
8 Charlottesville (Virginial,- Montgomery (Ala-
baIna) and Baltimore tAarylandy papers please
copy.
AZ the residence Of the brides mother, il Rich
snond, on the 18th instant, by the Rev. DR.. Read,
WILLIAM -. ABDELL, Of NORFOLK. Virginia, to
Norfolk and Jamaica tLong Islandj papers please
copy. IS -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-01

: vsssS 1tsssO " - 80
/. / waa & fhe bean 1aa1 little Ii1hgs q
Wsrrenton, Fanqnisr ooeuty, o. lfidsy,
the 18th 81 January, 10ok: aud about
hAlEpast seven o'clock The or Of YAM
KEGS was heard, and Z faM solaiers, who
were ct home sick md woundeA sool,
mounted their horses and hed. The citi-
zens. who were used to the cry Of " Yam
KEGS and who had often seen them, came
ont upon the streets. About eight O'Clock,
down the Baltimore pike could be seen
about four hundred approaching. They
came in and halted ia the principal
street the force extending about four
squares. They dismounted and Of Ill
scenes 1 ever Witnessed, this was the most
revolving. The soldiers commenced and
broke open the following stores, and
took the contents of each; filed bags
and sacks and carried them off: DR..
Stephens, apothecary and j. A. Spill.
mans, w. Boatwright's, N. Kotz's, N.
Jackson's; and they then went into the
Warrenton Hotel, kept BY awidow lady,
stole the blankets off OF the beds, and
defaced and broke the furniture; and then
went 70 Mr.: hninesourys, ana there stole
clothes andJewelry, and were very insult
ing to his family. They were also rob-
blngprlvate dwellings. They went to the
place OF N. q. Bragg, and broke into his
meat-honse and stole some one thousand
SIX hundred pounds Of meat They next
visited MRS. >. Smith, widow lady, and
stole al Of her meat and also some of her
0ed-clotnes: rms party was led or
commanded ng one Colonel Clende-
nm VINO came 70 bring pass to the
EP,scopal munster anu ms wife to go
g New YORK, ana also offered TO send an
escort ior them wnen they should get
ready 70 60. NOV, 1ne cauzens nad TO
pay very neaviiy lor the Rev. Mr.: Bar
tans pass, ana 9 gooa many OF them
speak very freely about IT. Mr.. Bartan
Is . German, ana ms wife IS from New
fork'
The officers IN the command OF this set
OF r0OoerS would SIT quietly ON their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-01

The cAll Of General Lea publshed IN
another column, deserves the earnest a.
tsntion Of all our readers There &
hardly : citizen who haa not some iire-
arms described in his possession pis-
tol, carbine or sabre. These of course,
are utterly useless % him, md their pos
session is Of vital importance to the
army. Gsnsral LEES call shows how
imperitive sths necessity Cox them and
every patriot viii, We think, promptly
turn over those ia hia posssssiqn to the
officers named 70 receive them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-01
Il RAND SELECT BALL.

The first GRAND BALL WILDE eiveu BY the
SOUTHERN STAR CLUB,
at MASONIC HALL.
on TwENTr-FIFrH, BETWEEN n AND n sFnRErs,
on THURSDAY EVENING, FKD1uA1Y 8 1865,
for the benefit Of -
MRs. II. G.. BETHEGIs
whose husband died from wounds received inde-
lance Of his country.
A pleasant time warranted to al
RefreshmGnts viii be IN attendance.
NANA0ERs:
= CAPTAIN y. FOSTER, WILLIAM WRIGHT.
PxorxssOa =. DxSAY, JAMES BUNDEEN.
lie l-2tsJ -
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~ AN GsO, AOtsy WON1AS.GHlIIn Ios
w for Government use, near he City, BY the
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-01

A1U3klk4IE
DIOHMoND THEATRE
1A Cugnse osve1tA 81 Nsoo1 s(eoela
WEDNESDAY, EvEnMo. TsaasAar !. Ms.
LAST NIGHT or THE oRRAr 1I1sroalcAL
r Ia r,
received with - much eclAt last eysnine entitled
PLOT AND Passions;
THE FRENCH oovEnNMKxr DETECTIVE.
Miss KATIE EsTELLR
WIN again sustain her intensely personation
Of the
SPY OF SOCIETY.
~ WITH
M. G. W. TALBOT,
NE. II. ALLEN,
Ma. r. J. BROWN.
Miss CASSIE CRYSTAL,
Miss HELEN PERCY,
&C., SC, gin tho cast.
NEW BALLADS .. Mss INEZ FLOYD.
IN
Conclude With the elegant Comedietta entitled the
poxxrr Ersuw,rr.
A TRIP TO THE HIGHLANDS.
Miss SALI.IE PARTINGTON
IN TWO cHARACTER RS.
The entire piece replete with
SON dS, b BALLADS AND DANCES.
IN rehearsal,
LITTLE REFOOT,
the Communion ulav 10 FANcHoN.
Tn incarceration =
P.spa.a''
A. FAIRY SPECTACLE.
ffcl-ltl
"
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"s 49,
epnwnrn unuor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-01

"ANTED, a white OF colored COOK,
wv for general of cavalry in 4hs helds Good
wages win be given and permanent empjoymsmt,
Inquire at this office. is 3v-Js
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-01

!" ANTED, an UNPUBLISHED
w ROOM, in some private place. Address 4.
&. IL, at this Office. IN 3l-2ts .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-01

" A N Z Z ID, first class COOPER,
w (eol0red, gto go to Salem, Roanoke county,
Virginia. Apply 70 u. SORDlNf, ut 4. r. DuraiA' /.
store, under cpotswood Hotel. il Sl-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-01

NOOK WANTED.-Wantsd, ! COOK
" WASHER and IRONER, without encum
bfance. Apply q
The New York herald., 1865-02-16

the protection Of the State and treated As that State
treats It's own citizens will at this time attempt find in
this affected zeal for IN allegiance he has practically s5
there are SUCH let them depart They shall not remain
here and bc tho cold witnesses Of the suerngs which
others endure while they secure from danger II
they remain, they wdo with the full knowledge that
the state expects ind intends that every shall do his
duty.
BE as resolute q your cause is just and triumphant
success awaits you. What right have they To expect
cess in the sight Of God who pursue with unreenting
hatred you who seek nothing thsnhe privilege OF
accomplishing the great ends for which your God has
sacked their cities wasted their fields nor murdered
their relatives nor violated their wives and daughters
They pretend not the plea Of visiting upon you the
terrible punishment Of retaliation They claim right TO
reduce you to subsection, to hold you bondage, to
srpyeu Of more than e when they deprive you OF the
privileges dearer than existence kise them with tho
truth before you that the in which you are
is the or justice and Of right Strike with the belief
srong in your hearts that the OF justice and right
b the cause which power superior TO the hosts seeking
tOOpprcss you will not suffer to be overthrown And
upon the soil Of the State in which this monsroua
tyranny first dced shall 1t the fate It deserves
while impershable honor win be awarded those WAC
contributed to that great consunmation In which
humanity will rejoice.
BY the Governor: A. G. AAGRAYH
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
aherman's Right Wing Within Two
Miles OF Charleston.

From tho Charleston Courier, Feb. 81
On Saturday one transport and four Of the encnys
harycs landed troops at Little Britain and about hun
e-ed at Secret Post About half past two r. hsY
e'vanced 10 Kings creek, and aftor sxrinsbns FOR
short time they rctired. and picket line was re-
established Tho enemy threw two shells at the city on
saturday.
cHAnxsros, Q. G., Fab. 10, 1865.
force OF the enemy, believed 10 be from two thorand
a. three thousand mrong landed al Grimbairs, James
fusnd AZ eight O'Clock this morning and drove in oar
rickel Some diminishing took place, but no general
sgagement q
orimbas Is on tho sono river about two miles south
mt Of Charleston The Ashley river two thousand yards
wde, intervening
Tho enetny are making .ctivs demonstrations at VI.
=. us points but they believed 70 DO feinp.
Al force attacked troops the Satketchor this
sas,rnlng, but were easily repused.
The enemy also advanced upon tho Charleston road,
ear Tie Blue House, and opened with artillery, but
.io no impression on our lines
Intelligence from the road today reports that tho
amy crossed the Edislo t Bnnakcrs bridge.
The enemy Or now poTna on Edisto Post once. the
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
The Central American Troubles.
sAN SALVADOR AND COSTA RrcA--A PRESIDENTIAL


AdvLces frsn San Salvador state that Is tho
arrival W General Barrios At Costa Rica became known
tho President Of San Salvador issued decree declaring
that all relations between the two republics were st nm
end No persons coming from Costa Rca will bc allowed
70 enter the ports the frontier OF San Salvador
without submitting TO thorough examination Any citi.
xen OF the latter republic who may bc caught com.
muncaing sany way with Barrios his agents will be
sentenced 70 ak months Imprisonment u hard labor
foreigner he will be at once exed from the republic
In his messsge, dated January Is, President Duenas
expresses his aopc aud belief that those troubles with
Costa Rca are but temporary He advises "prudent cir
cumspectIon In regard TO the Mexican and Peruvian
troubles and declares that the imperial government u
Mexico has takon no steps towards tho annexation of the
Central American REPUBLICS No allusion "A made 70 the
civil war In the United States.
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
Substitutes for the Asmy.

HOW THEY ARE RECEIVED AND PAID-PERsONS
HIRING SUBSTITUTES RELIEVED
The law Of this State just passed in relation to volun
terng and tho payment Of bountics particularly favor
able for those furnishing substitutes and should ncite all
desiring good and acceptable to act speedily sec
ton six provides that the bounty to recruit
'shal be paid any person who has furnished who
shall furnish acceptable substitute to apply the
quota under the cali Of December 49, 1884, which subst
tue shall have beer accepted by he authorities of tho
United States and credited to the town, city county
IN which said person shall be enrolled" &C., &c Tho
meaning OF this R that enrolled person liable to mill
tary duty can furnish . substitute making such
bargain with him. agreeing TO pay him such sum- the
two can fix upon but of whatever amount paid there
will be refunded repaid TO the person, by the State,
the same amount is allowed bounty to volunteer
you furnish three year substitute the State will pay
you 5000; If two year one $400; il q year one,
$500 Therefore, II you hire acceptable substi-
tute for either Of these he literally you nothing
Kyou pay him $1,000, which Is more likely, he costs
you but s4o0 This law applies to all who may OF
have furnished substitute for the quota under the law
of the 10th Of December Many, doubtless will thus gel
back all they have paid for a substitute
Large numbers of this class daily brought to the
Supervisors Committee headquarters and passed
through sometimes as many as twenty day. The
longer the delay however, the higher the price Of sub
gtitute will become
Recruiting still goes on most rapidly-the 5000, the
5000 and the $4oO for three, two and year men
having wonderful effect while the honest and ndustr-
GUS broker furnishing the classes OF men, receives
therefor his $780, $76 and $1Oo Each broker easily
with little industry mako his two to i've hundred dol
lars per day. The large crowd at the keep
era Bsnt about busy paying the grcenbacks a.
ono well be. But crowd them In crowd them in
SIDES this relief the person bringing substitute viii
also receive In cash from the supevors Volunteering
comnittce, as premium or hand money, the same as
paid for bringing in q rccruit-vz: for year man
cash down, $780, for two year man, SIS; for three
year man. 500 This will further lessen tho Of
substitute " tho party furnishing him.
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
THE LATEST NEWS.

Our SpccAal Washington Despatch.
WAsHINGroN, Feb. IL, 1855
The Rschucnd pspers Of to-day say that selegraphic
comm uncaton with Charleston has been entirely
or and they are, therefore, without later advices Of
shevmans movements They say however, that sher-
mans cavalry arc probably operating the railroad
from Charleston via Raleigh and Wilmington thus cut
ting of the last line Of communication between Virginia
and the South.
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
Court CaIeud.r-Thts nav.

SursnE CouRr--CRcuu.-Par Court opens ~ ten
O'Clock A. M-Nos. l243 1855, l2s5, 1901. 1850 1901,
1888 1907 1909 1911 1870 1881 l2s 1891, 1850 1921
l2o3, 1896 1890 1901 Part ia Dafne srest-co.rA
so7 1851 GA SOL sol, s2o es7 ssS, 'oi, loa e1S 7A
7so. ia, TIA, 1880.
SUPERIOR corpr-psr mos. 1918, 272s, sl2s 1850,
ls7 l7pl 1853 1909 l6lb 2?4O 1891 1909 1901 seoa,
Io.4 ll9O lslo zoos se2o s6 1850 S9ss, Stso, xgeX
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
SAVANNAH.
~--~-~-~~
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM GEORGIA.
--~~~ ~~~~->.----~>~~~~-
THE RECONSTRUCTION MOVEMENT.
4 Series Of Union Meetings Held
Throughout Georgia.
Governor Brown Urged to Can q Con-
VenfOn for the Restoration Of
the State to the Union.
The Rebel Authorities Interrupt the
Gatherings Of the Union People.
THE LEGISLATURE CALLED TOGETHER
Governor Brown and a Majority Of Both Houses
In Favor Of Calling a Convention,
&c., &C., &c.

by the arrival Of the steamship Arago, Captain
Gadsden, from Savannah, Ga, have highly interest
Ing intelligence TO the sth Of February. The Union
meetings Of the people oe Georgia, Of which we have
before had announcements and denals have developed
into formidable movement, looking to the restoration
Of the State to the Union Our dispatches give full par
Nculars
We are indebted to purser Fred. W. Ely for Alcs Of
Savannah papers to the latest date.
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
News from san Avrancisco.

Ban FKAssNIsUJt fUU o ltU0.
The mail steamer Constitution arrived from Panama
yesterday bringing the passengers aid mails which eft
Now York January i3 An immense CT owd had gathered
10 greet General sckes who expec ted, but did not
come, HAVING gone 70 Bocota from snnnalh
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
Tho Africa Outward Hound.

The steamship Africa sailed THE forenoon with thirty.
pase nVcs Tor llvafnO I'd thity.four fpr Halifax
She tala "it - ~ e, ut any thousend dollars worth
crtlt, As fft II Dor caggo A. J. Polk and family, Of
Taisne ssec. aN4o atno9z ner paseengeu.
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
Given at -, this - day OF -, 1856 +.
The DRAFT Postponed In Buffalo.

IoUJ
II is understood that the draft, which to havo
taken place to-day, has been postponed 70 the sth OF
March,
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
Heavy sales or Seventh irties.

The sales Of The seven thirty loan to-day by the cub
scripsion agent amounted 10 $se7s,4So Tho largest
single subscriptions from the West were frvm Ceve-
land for $4,000 Chicago ior s2G7ooo, and from The
East. Now York city for 81 900. 200.
The New York herald., 1865-02-16
New Dodge to Evade the Draft.
ARREST or TWO OPERATORS.


The arrival of Colonel Baker in this CITY, and The
brokers and forger has had the effect Of waking up the
detectives to proper Of their duty and they
continue their efforts the city will soon be cleared OF tho
gangs Of swinders who have mado their headquarters
for time past Tho frauds that have come to
light although not involving such fabulous amounts Of
money, equally injurious TO the intercsts OF the
country by furnishing deserters with the OF
ding detection The following counterfeit discharge papers
has boen recently circulated in this and other cties
and Il is impossible yet how many these
bogus papers have been furnished to deserters-
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoScERS:-
Know ye, that -, a OF Captain - Company
- regiment Of - volunteers, who was enrolled
on tho day Of -, one thousand eight h1ndred and
dis harged from the service Of the United ,aes this
- day Of -, ls6 ), at -, by reason Of -.
(No objection TO his being rc-enisted is known to
exist.*)
said - was born in -, in the State OF - Is
years OF age feet - inches high, - complexion
eyes, - hair, and by occupation, when enrolled,
Given at -, this - day Of, 1856
-, commanding the regiment.
FThis sentence will be erased should there be thing
in the conduct physical condition Of the soldier render
ing him unit for the army
IA. q. u. No. 30
These papers were obtained by man who had been In
the service at Chattanooga and brought to this
city, Baltimore and Philadelphia, where they filed
out and sold to who made application TO have their
erased from the enrolment books for the purpose
OF evadng tho draft The matter coming TO the notice
OF the dctecrcs they set 10 work TO discover tho guilty
parties which they succeeded In doing yesterday. Hen
ry Mckenzie alias Pat MCGUIRE and man named An
drew Spauldng arrested by officers Lowell and En-
mis- and brought before General Dix when they admitted
their guilt aud were sent TO prison TO await trial by court
The New York herald., 1865-02-16

! S Her N l NJ
,s-.,sE:rss..:-.1z1 11ss:-
.ebel Accounts OF His Move
ments.
Large Force Of Union Tyoops Land
at GrimbaI'S, James Island.
hey Are Within Two Miles
Of Charleston. I.
kRMsH1He NEAR CHARLESTON.
NE UNION FORCES MOVING ON EDISTo.
BRAN CHVILLE FLANKED.
kApserbrk's Cavalry Mine Miles
McTthwest Of 0rahamsville.
me Union Forces Advance TO
Orangeburg.
Wade IEsmpton's Cavalry Opposing
Fitzpatrick.
LEES APPEAL 10 THE GEORGTANS,
zhe Governor Of South Carolina
Clslks ON the Ehivalry to Fight.
4 h~se Who Don't Respond Muss
Leave the State,
6ss &C., &c.
The New York herald., 1865-02-16

the State plants its banner there will all true gather
echo that CALI all must obey that summons
Remove your property from tho reach Of tho enemy
carry what you To place Of safety; then quickly
rally and return 10 the field. What you cannot carry,
destroy Whatever you leave that will bc Of use TO
TIL foe, what he VIII not need that will he destroy In
dulge sickly hope that you will be spared ~ subms
sio Terror will but whet his revenge Think not that
your property viii be respected and Afterwards rccov
cred No such feeling prompts him. You leave II but
70 support and sustain him. you save but 70 help him
on has course. Destroy what you cannot ro-
move. He will make you return 10 your homes
over q chsred and biackencd road; prepare you tho
way for him a. ho advances. Let him read every
where aud IL everything that In this State from
liked resolve that pupTc TO meet him at every point
hi him Mt every road that resolve In 10 undergo all
sierng omit 10 every sacrifice welcome any fate,
sooner han turtction BY his army or submission TO his
terms.
You haye lcd the way In those acts which united the
people OF your States in this confederation of States
and tneir seccio from the government Of the Untcd
states Y0l irst fred The gun Mt the flag Of the United
Eato aud caused that flag 10 bo lowered at your com
inand AZ yet you havc suffered less than any other
peois Won have spoken words OF dehanco--let your
acts he clupy significant In your sister States with
the people Of hosa states you have a common sym
pahy in he determination 70 bs Free and In your hatred
o. the f0c von viii not facr In that stronger sympathy
which 10 dori cd from common sunerng.
Yor hgve deft tytaDt; dc not apprehcnd his power
You have dared do, fear not ~ die no worso fate
'efa aim who has pride in tie ancient honor OF his
State ian 90 see II governed by those who bate and
insult with their vices the virtues We have been taught
~ chcTirih
Once moro sny to you, your state is invaded. Once
more call upon you 10 arm In its defence. All who
unito with s than brothers; nl who desert
ne as false as' the foes which assall us.
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what they cali thar allegiance to foreign roser.
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