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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-30
W. n. McI.EAx. J. HAwkixs.
W 4. LEAN { GO,
PURCHASING AGENTS,
/ AND
COMMISSION 3 FORWARDING
MERCHAN rs.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE on
CoNsIGNMENTs.
WE. McLEAs.

/ Sst 49, s5ss5 ~ Y
Having opened . Purchasing Agency fox
the accommodation Of MERCHANTS, BUILDERS.
PLANTERS AND FAMILIm who do not wish
to visit the City, we offer our services for
the Purchase Of all kinds Of Merchapd;,e
| ind Supplies which will be bought Il the
lowest ratcsaud SHIPPED BY ExPRRss, 81 a.
ordered, to the required destination. All
orders entrusted to our care will be faith.
| fully executed. s3
Orders addressed to our care through the
Post O@ce will meet prompt attention.
AGENTS Of the ADAMS ExPREss CoxpAxY
and the COMMERCIAL ExPREss COMPANY aud
the AGENTS Of OTHER Coxr AX1Es connect
ling with those, are authorized to receive
orders for us. '
Parties sending orders will be required to
remit by Express rwo.THlRDs Of the sup
posed a4lount of their orders, the balance
to be collected by the Express Company On
the delivery Of the Goods,
Goods ordered otherwise than by Ex.
press the whole amount will be required
Exception will be made and twoshirds lie.
ceived, when orders are sent BY CLERKs or
REGULAR PACKETS vhom we know. to be
responsible.
Persons visiting the City with d view Of
making purchases will fnd it to their inter.
est to call on ds, as our arrangements ARE
such, that saving Of money ala time will
be the result Of their communicating With
|us. 9s ssl7 e s.. 8
It b our purpose to meet the wants Of al
classes in the States ,of LOUISIANA.
MISSISSIPPI, ALABAMA, ARKAN.
lSAs, AND TEXAS, to supply them With:
Every Kind " Merchandise,
Farming and Plantation Utensils. and
Goods Of Every Description,
At the Lowest New Orleans Prices.
Parties desiring to order Goods from the
North, East or West, can do so through
our firm with fidelity and dispatch.
Parties giving us their orders for pur
chases here Or elsewhere, will save TIE ex:
pense Of travel, and We, win guarantee the
strictest economy for their interest.
We respectfully solicit consignments Of
ISUGAR, COTTON, and other PRO.
DUCTS OF THE SOIL: also. All kinds
Of GEN ERAL RCHANDISE, from
our friends, aid those Of our referees and
the public generally, pledgiDg ourselves to
give the fullest satisfaction. SIS
CHARGEs,-For all orders under $1,000.
5 per cent. Over $1,000, 8 per cent. s.,
N N1AnN
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The Andersonvilie Prisoners.
LETTER FROM AN 0FFIcER ON SHEaIDAS's
STAFF

To the Editor of the New York News:
llearn by various kilograms from Wash
ington tAat Capt Wirts, late comnandant
of the prison at Audersonvllle, Ga, is now
confined in the Old Capitol Prison, and that
numerous witnesses have been summoned,
whose testimony, it is supposed, will COM
pletely unveil the horrors of that Elace.
Capt. Wirtz, it is affirmed. is charged with
having been the principal cause Of The death
ofmany thousands Of Union soldiers who
now sleep there forever. Having been for
several months an inmate Of the stockade at
Andersonyille, ] propose herein to consider,
in the first place. the causes Of the excessive
mortality there; and secondly, how much
Of it's frightfal suffering is Justly ,chargable
to Capt. WirtZ In doing this / am con.
WINGED that talthough possibly opposed by
some, ! shall be supported BY all those
r4y usvs asa opportunities Of learning tho
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MARRIED. the 10th inst, BY Rev.
J.P. Be.ier. G. y. LEWIS, Of New Orleans,
add AMASIEDE, daughter Of j. B. Jarreau,
Ut this parish.
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ap Newbern, North Carolina, issaid tc
have taken fresh start IN prosperity since
the war closed. A magnificent hotel is ID
process OF erection. siis
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new STORE
%
NEW GOODs,
A Nd @ 8a
AT. I OLD / J. PRICES II.
A II B Y N A N
FaoHr SraEEr, ONE Door ABoyE
rs. K. JOHNSON.
.19i:s3s - 49,,
I have now in Store the largest
and best assortment of
DRY GOODS
to be found in Alexandria, all Of
which | offer at the lowest prices.
A fine assortment of
Gentlemens'
Furnishing
Goods.
Clothing,
Boots,
Shoes,
Groceries,
Queensware, IS
Tinware,
WOODWARD,
Etc. Etc, Etc.
all of which will be sold at the
lowest figures.
Merchants, Dealers, Planters and
the public generally should not fail
to examine this stock before buying
elsewhere.
Mr.. B. G. Duke is engaged in this
establishment, and is to be found be.
hind the counter ready to wait on
his old friends and customers. A
call is respectfully solicited.
The highest market price paid for
cotton. A. HEYAAN.
Aug. 80, 'e5.
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Succession Or Geo. W. Barrett.
DEBTORS to this Succession are hefeby
notified to make payment to Mrs. Sarah NJ.
Barrett, the administrative, Or to the under.
signed, Attorney.
Ang. 30--4ts. TIC. MANNING.
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DISTINCT COURT-PARlSH OF
RAPIDES.
: Ns.xl

Ninth Judicial District.
l''i ass E !; J; Jackson. NJ, q.
WuEnAs, Henry B. Ferguson. has made
application to this Court, to be orno;ntes,
admin strator Of the Estate 81 = e. Jacison
deceased !! notice is heFcsoy giysn to all whom
!. may ~. o. dolh c5uces.a 10 show cause with
~ ~ -, au !. ."ss 'sla the date hereof, Why tht
sse'e .s.,uuld not be granted.
Clerks Office Alexandra La, Augus1
Both 1865.
FRANK 3. FORBES.
aug 3o.-2t, Deputy Clerk. !,
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DISTRICT COURT PARISH or
RAPIDES.

Ninth Judicial District Court.
Notice is hereby given that in &C.
cordance With al order from His Hon.
N. Ryan. Judge Of said Court, q spe.
cial Jury term Of said Court, will be
holden in the town Of Alexandria,
beginning on the fret Monday Of
October next, A. D. 1865. Ae
FRANK =. FORBES.
Deputy Clerk.
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cred With the most l0AlhS0me ulCera lions
These were the men who. with both feet rot.
ted off. and with their b,nes denudtd oil
flesh Tor several inches, havs appealed so
powerfully to the sympathies OF the world
Tive them your pity and assistance, but do
not accuse Captain Writ as the author aud
cause Of this. BY his order, at the sagges.
tion Of the medical differs, the swamp wa.
filled With saiid .aken from the north side.
On the least cessation Of the vigilance Of the
police (who enforced the sanitary regAla ions
of the p ace) the spot became rs bad US be.
fore. and thus it continued until Hast No.
yember. when all the prisoners excepting
the sick were removed. Add to this, al
most every tent had its little sink dug 10 the
ground a few inches deep. This VAS for
the convenience Of the sick, VINO could not
ctawI as far d. the creek. aud for the lazy.
Thus the whole inclosure was one vast
sabomination. Any one rising at day break,
thinking that tine ground was white with
frost, would soOl learn that be Was walking
on Inyriads OF mags0ts. they covered our
food, they swarhled over US when lying
down, and wriggled themselves into every
gangr ned sore accessible. All that the po.
lice could do was rendered nagat5ry by the
indifference, Incidence and t,ispeakabe i'm.
beciity of their fellow prisoners. Yet in
spite of the corruption and insufferabie
stencil everywhere, and forever prevailing
the place, contagious disease was Of compar.
ativelJ rare occurrence.
! have thus, as briefly as possible, endeav-
ored to show, thirteen thousand of bur n1e,
lie buried at AnderSonsille. II is frighiful
to contemplate this vast charnal house. and
think that one man should! now stand &C.
cused Of being the author 8. il, The Hon,
HenryS. foole, sssantly,iu . letter, ayoved
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~ yGU WANT TO KNOW.

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causes and treatment of diseases the mar
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and thousand things never published before.
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''MsDIc Al CoMMOS SEXsE." a curious book for
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$3.50 900 900

This, of course, is very rough esti-
mate. We might have included MANY
other items, involving Indirect thoug ii
not less certain, losses.
Seldom have any people paid such a
penalty for folly and wickedncss. It
ought to be enough to propitia,e the
worst enmity.' Though perhaps certain
OF the authors OF. all this calamity have
not yet suffered to the extent of their de-.
'serts, this certainly cannot be said of th,
great BODY OF the Southern peoples
2eciaiiy when regard is had to their sacri
nee not only OF property, but of life. So
'ar as they are concerned, none hut
leaTts eaiious tc every telling of humaui.
: could demand she infection upon them
Of any tuFtter punishment
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And there is no discharge in that var. Eccls. SIS.
In this place, on the 12th very suddenly,
ISAAC ROLLMAN, aged As years.
Mr.. Roliman was well known for many yrs
as one of the honest and substantial men of
our town. where he carried on the watchmak-
ing and jewelsr business. lie had gone out
with Rev. Mr.. Fletcher, Of whose church he
was a member. TO gather berries, took sick on
the road and died shortly after their return
For some wears disease of the brain had
been preying upon him and his death. though
sudden. could not have been altogether uncx-
pected to himself or his friends. His son
John had just returned from the army two
days before, after a long and faithful term of
service for his country.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19
PPITITE SIfE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

TINliE subscriber residing in Fayct'c tuvE
l. ship, Juniaia County, Pa, offers AT rri
vate sale the large and valuable farm knows
as Thomas kinzer's, decd, situated enc r,iie
east of McAllistcrvillc, nine east OF Miflir,
FIVE miles north of Thompsonstovn. contain,
ing 49, acres, 40 cleared. the balance web
timbercd. Adjoining lands of Joseph Eors
and others. and having thereon erected alaarse
STONE HOUSE AND BANK BAPE
Stone Spring House. the water running -
the Spring House and thence III the barn yard;
never failing water, new hog house AMI two
brick ovens and other necessary buildings, :,
good apple orchard of grated fruit in good
bearing condition, cherries pears and athsr
fruit; also a good lime stone quarry vel,
opened. The land has been well lined anain
good order For further information ea!I Il,
the undersigned .
l-- John MINER
or MRS. MARTHA kINZER.
Nav 9th residing on the faTAl
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The SENTINEL TREATED.-The SEN
TINEL while on duty the other day was
agreeably surprised by blue coat, trying
to cross his beat. We were about calling
for the corporal OF the guard, when we
saw him holding something in his hand
We did not feel afraid for we knew we
had always been the true friend of the
soldiers; but what kind Of shooter was
that rolled up in paper? Iu moment
we saw into the whole arrangement. Mr.
Samuel Bonsall of Co. B 202Dd Pa. Vol.
who is now home on furlough had brought
IA bottle of Raspberry Wine Of his own
manufacture and treated all hands in the
office Our judgem ent is that Samuel is
very clever young man, aud has our
thanks for jorum Of the best domestic
wine that ever glided into our 'dent;cu-
lated orifcc just below the nasal protu-
berance"
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MATRIMONIAL.

T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN If you wish
IL to marry you can do so by addressing
Inc. ! will send you, without money ANA
without price, valuable information, that wilt
enable you to marry happily AM speedily. ir-
of age. wealth or beauty. This
This information will cost you nothing aud if
you wish to marry, | will cheernily assist
you. All letters strictly confidential. The
desired information sent BY return mail and
no reward asked Pleaee inclcse postage or
Stamped envelope, address t5 yourself.
Address
SARAH R. LAMBERT,
CzeenpOxaA-
May3 nos..- Kings Co. .Nsw York.
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nNREATED With the utmost success. hy DR..
l. j. ISAACS. Oculist and Aurtist. former
ly Of Leyden, Holland, No. jle PINE Street
Philadelphia. Testimonials from the most
reliable sources in the City and Country can
be seen at his Office. The medical faculty are
invited TO accompany their patients, rs he
has no secrets in his practice. ARTIFICIAL
EYES, inserted without pain No charge
made for examination. Feb, -. 'G5.-ly
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Wanted. Disabled Soldiers

And others out Of employment TO canvass for
OUR GREAT NATION AL WORK.
Just Published,
"7He Ljf> and Public .Serriccs OF 4. LiRcoin," ,"
By Frank Crosby, of the Philadelphia Bar,
comprising one large octave volume of nearly
800 pages.
This is the only work of the kind publish
ed: it is entirely new and original. contain
ing his carly history. political career, speech
e., messages, proclamations and other official
documents illustrative Of his cventful admin
istration, together with the scenes and events
connected with his tragic end it will be sold
only by our authorized travelling agents, to
whom exclusive territory is given, and liberal
commissions paid. Send for a circular and
terms to american Publishing Agency, Box
2lS, No. 800 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
July l2-3t.
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~ The Post Office Departmen. is
no" self-supporting- Its profits for the
last six months of 1864 were s72 ,230 90,
ana Tor the first six months Ct this year
WILL be much larger.
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I IMPORTANT TO TAX.PAY ERS
L AND COLLECTORS by the 9TH

section of the Act of Assembly 1864, it is
made obligatory upon the Treasurers of the
several counties Of Commonw ealth to pay over
annually, to the State Treasurer the whole
amount of State taxes due by the FIRST DAY
OF AUGUST. under penalty to the tax
payers Of having FIVE PER CENT added to
the amount charged against them in the
Duplicates. The collectors arc hereby requir-
cd to proceed Immediately in the collectionio
TAXES,s and demand from each taxpayer in
his duplicate the amount so charged
against him. so that the Treasurer may COM
ply with the law. Al persons who fail to pay
over their State taxes. by the FIRST OF
AUGUST NEXT. the Collectors are authoriz-
cd to add FIVE PER CENT to the taxes of
all delinquents.
Payments must be made Collectors to the
County Treasurer OH or before the 51st of
July next.
by order Of the Commissioners
June l5-td A. J. GREER Clerk.
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About % acres Of which arc cleared and un-
der cultivation, the balance being timbc, land
There is on the premises LOG HOUSE and
LOG BARN. an Apple Orchard and fine
Spring OF Water, ...- ..s- .-
TERMS:-One half of the purchase money
to he paid on the confirmation of the sale by
the Court and the other half on the first of
April next to be secured by judgment.
SALE TO commence at clock, I. NJ, of
said day when attendance will be given by
the undersigned, from whom any additional
information may be obtained prior to the
sale. &.
.- SAMUEL, J. KURTH.
Nav 3Ist 65-ts
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I9- The Copperheads and murder PAL
ty are losing number of their leaders.
Four were hung the other day at Wash
ington. No wonder the honest voters
are leaving that party by thousands. They
say they cannot stand the murder party"
any longer-Er.
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.STATE NOTICE

ESTATE NOTICE.
IL Estate Of .4brahdm Haltemda dec d.
Notice Is hereby given that letters of Admin
isation on the estate of Abraham IIalteman,
late of Monroc township, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned residing in the
same township. All persons showing them
selves indebted to said estate arc requested to
make to immediate payment and those hav-
ing claims will please present them duly au-
iheuticated for settlement. r.
CHRISTIAN HALTEMAY,
ISAAC HtLTEMAS,
June IT ls60-et i1aggis,,o,o..
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CELEBRArIoN.-The Presbyterian
Sunday School Of this place will hold
their annual celebration on Saturday, Ju-
ly 22nd, in Schweier's Grove, about one
mile from town. They will meet in the
church at halt past eight o'clock in the
morning. All persons are respectfully
invited to attend. a t..l. ..-.....
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M Time and space pre-
clude the insertion of several
local items this week. 1
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JAMES NORTH, Agt.
r0aiiy except Sunday. tDaily except Monday.
Stop at Perrysville at, ll:2S-(if tagged
ll.20-3:5s Stop ut Thompson,own at
10, 4:l6: .
Stop a, Perrysville at 3.l9 Gf tagged
3:45-9:34. Thompsontown At 3.25-9:0O
if tagged. ........ --...r....-.a
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~The State authorities are arrange.
irg to procure the names Of all Pennsyl.
vania soldiers who perished at any or all
of the rebel prisons, and we're buried at
such localities.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19

na- Gen. Terry has suppressed the
Richmond Wing for stigmatizins the
Presidents merciful amnesty procama-
tion as ''heathcnish," and characteriznS
a law of this land, duly enacted BY Con-
gress, and approved by the President, as
"mcan, brutal, and cowardly, rcvoltinSly
absurd, and atrociously unjust. In con-
sequence he has directed the Provost
Marshal to seize the office, presses aud
type, aud prevent the publication.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19

a. From the last Pennsylvania School
Journal we learn that the number of pu-
pills in the different Schools and institu-
tions under the State authority, for the
care and education of the orphans Of col
diers, who perished during the war, is
S57, of all ages. The number ordered
to be admitted in June was los trans
ferred to other schools, 27; restored to
relatives, Q. TIE whole Of this branch
of our public system of education is un-
der the charge Of Hon Thomas II Bur
rows, Lancaster.
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ESTATE NOTICE
L. Estate Of Wn. Uendsrson. deed
Notice is hereby given that letters of Admin
istration on the estate of Wm Henderson, late
of Ferh,anagh township, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned residing in the
same township, All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment and those having
claims will please present them duly authen
ticatcd for settlement.
S. ". HENDERSON,
II. II. HENDERSON,
June2S-Gt fdni.r,strUtors
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The Bridal Chamber,

The Bridal Chamber,
A note of warning and advice to ,hcse
suffering with Seminal Weakness, General
Debility. or Premature Decay, from whatever
caus: produced. Read. ponder AMI reflect -
Be wise in time. Sent FREE to any address
for the benefit of the afflicted sent BY re
'url mail. Address -H-
JAMES s. BUTLER.
april f9Sm 4a9 Broadway. View YORK.
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@- A correspondent Of the Christian
Watchman relates Of Powers, that on
being asked not long ago by an English
lady, who visited his studio in Florence,
whether he had executed bust of JEFF
Davis, he replied No, madam hope
that before long an artist of another
profession than mine may have the Pliers.
ure Of executing him" .ar-L.
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Soldiers Monument Fund.
sCash AcknOvvledgemen for the
Week ending July Sth.

Uelamarc Tornsh'p Contrib utions, per
.. Dr. p. h. Greenieof, Us tottom<
eA .. TUOMPSONTOwN
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rn. The Government is about to take
possession of some important mines in
North Carolina, which have been hither-
to worked for the benefit Of the rebel
government. ..-.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-07-19

sS We had the pleas ure of visit to
our sanetum sanctorum yesterday evening
Of Josh. d. Blker, the gentlemanly and
obliging Clerk at the State Capito! Hotel
in Harrisburg, and Wm. X. Parker, late
Adjutant of the S7th, Pa Vol. We
did not ask them what they were after,
but after subscribing for the SENTINEL
(Which shows that they have an interest in
this county they were last seen "going
down the pike" This reminds US that
when about their age, We were also charg-
with "going down the pike" beti:nes, and
we have very pleasant recollection Of
what it '.c"me to- Some of these "Har-
risburg boys pretend to come up here
after "butter" aud '.Snyder's BEARS but
We suspect that If some fair reader Of the
SENTINEL would tell all she knows,
Something she ought not to do it would
appear that they are more concerned
about the huy than the bear, and are in
search of nothing bet her. All right,
boys, 20 ahead.
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FARM AT
PUBLIC S Al e .

FTHE undersigned Administrator of Esta,,
J. Of John Lantz, viii offer for sale a, pub
lie outcry by order of the Orphans Court. on
the premises in Delaware township, Juniata
County, Pa, about two and one halt miles
North West Of ThoEipsontown, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18TH. 1865,
A tract Of land situated as above stated and
bounded by lands Of S. o. Evans, DaTid
Walkers Heirs, Margaret Stinson and others
containing about s-
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NOTICE TO RELIEF APpLI-

NOTICE TO RELIEF APPLI-
~ CANTS.-The following resolution was
passed by the Board of Relief June ls 1863,
and ordered to be published in the papers of
the County, to wit
Resolred, That as the cxigencies of the
General Government have passed away with
the en1 of the rebellion, the duties of the
Board of Relief have also come to an end
Notice is hereby given to all persons inter
ested that there viii be no moro meetings of
said board held.
BY order of the Board.
JAMES S. COX, Pre-.
Attest 4. J. GREER, Crk.
June l3 IS65-3t.