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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

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Sacon3 District - g.5 seventh DlstriCt...-.. e.
Thru District .....2 Cl0 Eighth District ----..
Pourth Dietrict. % NI.h DistTict........
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The whole number of years Of service furnisLco
Nv each district and which i, 10 be considered IL
spporticning q quotes Of sub-disricts' is:
Being eNcess q yc0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05
Msrcsntiin Hank. -stA.emsr, Of lha MERCANTILE

Mercantile Hank. -htAtemsrt q lhe hEKCANTILE
repaired ~ Cnsgss L,v "a IT, ~ he SOFA erta<
Saturday. The sist Dag q pectmls,, Itnt: -
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ca, AMI Coany q Sssfsfk blts C~ee II IN str
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, FLAKE. Csh<r
Soon tes@s iks 3ist DAP ofDerrube. i,ot
IL S4Asisss, sotry PulnS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

Market B,nk.-S,s'eBsnt Of tn. NAltktr bANh,
i.j,if the seeA cells sAa.y
itc 9isi ssy 81 Dec abr, itt' -.
Io.hs and D4o0unts ... s2,GSIi5o ~
Ay,,n.. fsart ~ SCI. ................ xsO,Sis ~
Of CrgsiNiou 100. ""
CIV .ad Cou1iy a ses York D. A O.ber, Casrer
OF sud
,t.i.. st. ea4r,c k.os,ts~ anil l-i.i
1 GILBERT Cashier
Ia. Pubbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

urotrytSs TnApEN-' FANk r.Hrd b. ,h7p''r 70
=. ii - lr fs 5n dy o. Dec 10
p.svHu-s b. -fS5 ~
q
81 CFrp.s'-ln. 49, ~,
,y "a ID 40 laft .. Jhsss ha'i Ne'n'-f
ts~ rts-. rr If.s is day ~a trs'e sli -, ,hH
tAe a.. s.i,s.a. ,St~t TO- 81 h.n' g 80 tee
JANIS BCfLL- Ca.A.-r
s.sra e.t.r, va - dag O. J,uus-, 80 -.
u..,- Notary fghif-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

Murine Bruk.- <taeren, % The MitINE MN
.tues,, 10. day o December. 49,
Ian. nni si,s2tpSt ~
1,,,,,, .,or.u a. s,~s- aY.s-y 90
,.,.. 1880, on C,ral,u,n
" b~fO-fs
Ctysai coua', 81 N.~ u Th, Pres dent o. TIE
Anu. srifa, iaiihe sbos
.ts,sussHi osu-c, Of kSos -.-. sId hes ,
+ % flstI. President
ssou teioss n, ~ sis tsy Of D>ssnter ~,
Iso..s Hissosa. notary Puhhe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

VeOFIe's IJnnF.--idtrfnrnt OF w" EUI " y uN'IN
uiudby GAatf aJ Laws OF eS. or TIC sseA
,ndng Saturday. the sir day OF December, isosI = - .
Losnssnd DscoInta 81
aapuGDt of SPECIE Sy.1oy S5
AvcTsgt amount Of IS" W
City aud ColGiy OF New fork, !, g. l. Cro-eI Gamer
Of thu pAtt being uly eepose aud tat
b> O.. knNSrt and oeiet
q. L. CRowsLL, CsSAier
So p-f9r me tlus slst dsg n psscrlb.r lsct
Lar CLis.o- F5Lvos. Notary rgb3c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

Greenwich Bruk.-Siaem-nt II the Ghr tSNlCH
required b. Ch'rf-r "a Laws 81
- Tor ,hs rni,ns day Dee-Ih-. f'i
Of Inhns aud d. cu 80" -
stIrh' 81 Ci.~ir on is.No. ~"
Comfy So y"s. 80 Wi..sr H'"r', cssA"f
o. uf''- 'rE fbt feHE dy son, rsc
l- i~ az IA sris'
,,4,-,rt VILLA. HAWKS. CSiArr
b.o ~ b.. Sis; ~ O y -c-tAi-~ tssf.
". WEtstrsI.Fr. sotsty Publc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05

Orlen-ai Rark.-SAtemeut u the ORIENTAL bANA
required C4hpe- - rs u 49, or the "esE endns ss'u
he . dsy o. Drcrnosi, taSs - 49,.
= Losa' e9ro"'.s ~
Avsftf- an9un, NsStN ~
afcN.t trgf4s'll
Az aasun' q Dcl5st :-... SSo,' O<
CsguT Yors, L. NAhinron \ Hal tnsalsf
Or-ut dpo.> sai -v hIi ms shove
,,steu.nt .srtr-t WASHINGTON A. HALL. Ca<AieE
svosn -o, u- . u ~ u C. ubSr 1874
Hsss I. Cs.ysss, gr, So,sv f0DLe.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
PuppyEsIll.

Under this caption the Shreveport
News of the 4th gets off the follow.
ing plain talk
We have in our employ a negro
boy who was forcibly taken from our
premises, for the purpose of unload
ing a steamboat, by two beings pro-
fessing to be guards, who, after be-
ing Informed by our wife, an invalid,
that the ne gro was in our employ,
seized him with the Gerry gentlemaaly
expression to our better half, that III
did not male q God-damn BIZ of differ
:ucc." If the worthless will venture
the experiment at any time when zoe
tand not a lady) are about the house,
the difference will be discovered. We
are pleased to say that Gen. veatch
Informed is that the deed was un-
warrantable.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
--%sAoN>>-
ESs. When John Chimney Ads

D When John Quincy Adams
was President, he had an interview
with Chancellor Kent, in the library
of the latter, when the conversation
turned upon the tragedy of Othello,
and MIR. Adams asked:
aDo yeu know the moral Of Othel-
10 ~
Certainly, every one knows the
moral Of 0thellop said the Chan.
cellor.
nWhat is itw
why, to beware Of jealousy, &c"
No sir, you areswrong.p
What is it thenw said the Chan
cellor greatly surprised.
"The moral Of Othello," said the
President, lis that a white woman
must not marry q black man."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
Obit,iary,,s

Departed this life on Monday n d,
o instant, at 10 O'Clock after protraci
co and painful illness, ID the. 44th year 8
her age, HELEN MARIA daughter Of tht
Hate Dr. Richard Davidsonsof New Orlean,
and vile Of Mortimer Turner, ESQ.
Blessed are the pure ID heart, for they shall
see God" S'''''
The beloved object Of this notice was The
mother Of large family, to whom and -, =
extended circle Of friends, she was enies -, =;
by traits Of character and dispositionraraIv
comDined N the same person. Deeply pious.
she fulfilled the duties Of i christian. whether
as mother wife, sister or friend. Mid, exem.
plary fidelity and deyotedness. Az res;.
dent OF New Orleans and Louisville. XIV.
sl,e was 20 active and conspicuous member
on charitable and benevolent organizations
IN the church. Duty withher to WHATSOEVER
It applied was q paramount consideration
Meek, auliable and lovely in disposition She
became at once the central object 81 IA
10 her family, aud received back from thehl
the unaffected goodness and underwriting
kindness with which her heart oyer6owedl
towards them. Twice subjected to the d..
zeal Of having her residence burned oSrrl
head during the ravages Of the war. shel
pore up under her manifold trials with thai
orlltude, resolution and Resignation charac.l
erlstlc OF her life To die, for hef wasI
saln-it Is for those she leaves behind M
mould chiefly grieye Nav her. cl,;larnn
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

\ j. esr -5t7l l ( Z
The LINCOLN AEpal IN FRANCE =
The Washington Chronicle has the
foil wing in relation to fact already
noticed:
We understand that. recently q
popular subscription of about, two
cents a head. was set on foot at
Nantes, in France, for good medal
Tor Mrs. Lincoln. The medal was tn
bear the following inscription Glib
erty, Equality, fraternity. To Lin.
coin, twice chosen President If the
United States. From the grateful
Democracy f France. Lincoln, the
Honest abolished Slavery, re-estab..
lished Union, saved the Republic
without yelling the Statue Of Liberty.
lie was assassinated tile l4.h oil
april, 1865"
About the soth ufApril, when the
number # subscribers had reached
Il, 12s, the subscription papers were
seized by the police, who states that
he scheme was to be stopped cvcry.|
where in France.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
Surrender Of Senator johnson,
of Arkansas.

l. :. . T. /.
Senator johnson Of Arkansas. had
9 !, 20, !, IS, = .a.lss5..SS. = - ),
su'.0nuvisi ieossaesseIai Granger, ana
having been paroled by the latter,
had returned to Marlin uhara h;s
!. ., s.. :, 3, 20
lallhiy was residing. MIR. johnson
was one Of the leading nolit;cians of
h;s stats yi,ho fo,,o,s;,, 5
t :. $3.50 A0 iolio"'nS y us ieller
TO General Granger
arvrsTox T,rrr To- 1aes
Goraon er.n,,a NJ. = Go, ! -1 ,u
e et"ta, '.ansci' Malor Ieheral United
T Tsa.ss5 army Commanding Dls'rlct OF
! 03' -.
), GENERAL--i ne undersigned, q Senator Of
N, me United States until the 18th, Of March,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
Harold appears careless.

Mrs. Surratt is nearly dead with
terror, and continues to protest her
innocence. Y
| Efforts were made by number Of
parties to mitigate her sentence, but
the President proved inexorable.
/ He is said to have appointed an
early day for the execution, in order
to avoid the annoyance of petitions
for pMdons or remissions.
The ship VIM. Nelson, from Ant
werp, was burned ON the banks of
New Foundland on the SOth ult.. and
four hundred lives were lost.
Gold 39I.
New York, July s.-The following
is the Presidents order concerning
the writ of habeas corpus in Mrs.
Surratfs behalf:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
July I, 1866. +
Mayor General p. S. Hancock Com.
maaldsag-I /, Andrew johnson, Presi..
dent Of the United States, do hereby
declare that the writ Of habeas cor
pus has been heretofore suspended in
such cases as this, and / do hereby
specially suspend this writ and direct
that you proceed to execute the order
heretofore given upon Judgment oil
the military commission, and you will
give this order in regard to this
writ.
(signedl ANDREW JOHNSON,
President Of the United States
Upon being shown this return.
Judge Wylie said nothing more
could be done.
Then Fathers Walter aud Wright,
ler spiritual advisers, called upon thcI
President, with a request from the
bishop of Baltimore that the execu-
ion might be postponed for at leastI
hree days, for repentance and pre-
,aration.
They were met with a decided re.
usal. and assured that her case had |
'een carefully considered, and no
athly power could change the sen-lt
ence.
The papers are filed with minute
etails Of the execution.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

1@ The Bangor Times tells a story
of a Yankee who was refused adm.
ner at one Of the taverns down East,
until he had. shown the landlord his
pewter" Boniface then did his best,
and at the sound Of the bellin walked
the Yankee, and taking a general
survey Of the table, turned to- his
host, and said, Mister, yon've seed
my money, and I've seed your dinner.
goodby." :.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

- 4 -
FIVE HuSDEFD. and F1rrY Dol
Lars DAMAGES RoR M. LrNco1N,,
DEATH. The Washington correspon
dent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
says:
Y is said that a billwas presented
last week to the Treasury Depart.
me, Inent Tor $3.50 damages allegedto
have been done, sheets, pillows.cases
and carpets, and for hire of servants,
At the heuse IN tenth street, opposite
Ford's theater, in which President
Lincolndied.
Inlsls to compensate for the oc.
upation Of the PREMISES about ten
ours ., by distinguished officials On
sne unfortunate occasion. When It
: conslaefed thatthis house was ops
en- for exhibition at so cents per head
Tor q, considerable period after the
residents death, when Washine:a
ton was crowded with strangers e
attend his funeral, and subsequently,
to witness the grand reviiew., and
that a considerable sun must have
been realized tAereform; this last de.
na "a y rather COOL. Its chances oil
passing the Auditors inspection are
'ather problematical,s as ills q debt
which II due. atall is chargeable tol
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
i. les TONSORIAI
SALOON.
SHAVING, HAIR DRESSING
AND sHAMpOoNING!,

The public are informed
that this fayorite Saloon has
been removed to the Ica
HousE HoTEl in the base.
1nent Story, where the Pro-
prietor will always be found
on hand and ready to at
tend to his friends and GUS
TONER'S.
Give him a call and you ,
will leave his Saloon a fit
'lyal to Count D'Orsay and
8eaux Hickman.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
4 GRAND
ECORE
Weekly Packet
b. Z. HODGE.
RICHARD S1SNor, Master. :
FLORENCE FtNpREs, Clerk.

Tho Steamer B.sL. HODGE will
ply regularly between New-orleans
and Grand Ecore, making weekly
trips. Will leavaN ew-0 Orleans every
Saturday. IN tie downward trim
will leave Grand Ecore every Tues.
day noon, and Alexandria every We'd
nesday evening at 2P. M.
for freight or passage, having sli:gI
board.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

na a Mayor Of one Of the Com
munes in France lately made the fol.
! lowing entry upon his register: II,
Mayor Of found yesterday, in
the forest Of a man by the
name OF Rollin, committing an act
against the laws. / commanded him
to surrender, Whereupon he set upon
me, heaped me with insult and con-
timely, calling me ragamufin, pre-
clous old dolt, and an awful and con-
temptible old scarecrow, all Of which
! hereby certify to be strictly true.0
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

n@- In the summer of 1858, while
Gen. Asboth was in command at
Columbus. KY, some of his friends
presented him with a horse. The
Hungarian was highly elated, and re-
piled to the presentation speech as
follows:
Fell" Solshirs and Shentlemans-1
tanks you for this hossl de boss
shentlemans, is dc noblest animal Of
mankind. Again, says, tanks you
for this fine hosslp
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

ssy The New York World of the
9th ult. publishes a list Of sales in
the Fifth District of New York City
for the year 1854. Il. B. Chafin &
Co. show the largest, their sales
amounting to the sum Of forty.two
millions, five hundred and six thou.
sand, seven hundred and fifteen
dollars.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

a9. The London Times is much
agonized at the reported treatment Of
Jefferson Davis in prison. It also
continues to depreeate proceedings
against him for treason.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

g9 The Freedmell's Bureau has
prepared a list ofabandoned lands Of
Virginia, and will submit it to the
President for his approval on the
18th. The list embraces between 3d.
600 and 10000 acres Of this charac-
ter. Is
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

SW A man complaining Of a, sun
stroke was asked what he meant. as
he looked in good health. Irwin
boys BY the favor ofmy wife" be an.
swered-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

sr "Histor;cus,p the very able
correspondent Of the London Times,
pleads against the hanging of Davis,
both for Davis sakeaand our reputa.
ton as great nation
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
az w. r.. Adams and Robert Oil

~ W, r. Adams and Robert Oil.
yer have become the purchasers Of
the New, Orleans True Delta, and it
will in future be published and edited
by them. w. R. Adams is we'll and
favorably known to the editorial fra
ternity of this State, as the able and
gifted editor Of the New Orleans
Crescent in good old days. We
heartily welcome him back, to the
cold chair.n
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
Coon ApyrcE. General shern,an =

81 lsfaf +. &. Z
Coon ADVICE. General Sherman in
his late speech at Chicago, said. =:
Now there is peace all the way from
here to the Cult, and you, gentlemen,
know what you must do now. In
stead Of destroying, you must build
up ;; instead Of insulting, you must
conciliafe /; instead Of discouraginlg,
you must encourage those who are
willing to. aid us in building up. this
widely diversified land. You cannot
expect the people of Louisiana and
North Carolina, to feel as we do /; all
parties have their .prejudiccs, and we
must respect. theirs as they must res.
pect ours. With this simple precau-
ton there is no danger of this thing
ever recurring. in our annals"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
ptm. Babies resemble wheat IN n

W. Babies resemble wheat in ma
ny respects. First-neither are good
for much ill they arrive at maturity;
secondly-hoth are bred in the house,
and also the foacer Of the family;
thirdly-both have to be GRADED ;
fourthly-both are generally well
asrash1 before they are done with.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

The CASE OF THE ALBANIAN, GAYLE,
The lawyer, named Gayle, who in
serted the advertisement in the Selma
Gala: Dispatch offering to guaran-
tee the assassination Of the. President
for oneFnIillion dollars, is about to be
tried by court martial for that act. It.
is not fully determined whether the
trial will take place IN Washington
or in Alabama.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

mr A projectis on foot to connect
Valparaiso, Chill, by railroad with
Panama, and thence with the United
States.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

CouNrERFETISG.--The New York
Herald says that increase in counter
feiting government treasury and
bank bills in the Omitted States within
2 few years, particularly since the re-
belllon commenced, has been so great
as to demand more ihan ordinary eff
lofts to suppress it, and to discover
and punish blenders. Each demon.
nation If the first issue of the Gov.
ernment fractional currency was
counterfeited., The fifty, twenty-five
and ten cents Of the first issue Of pns-
tai currency was ALSO countelE.itea,
as we'll as the more handsomely exc
cuted fifty cents Of the last issue,
Ihe five, twenty, fifty, aud one hum
dred dollar greenbaek notes have
been 50 perfectly connterfeited and
80 generally circulated us to almost
defy detection, even among experts.
Bank officers have been known to re-.
cclye the c4'unterfeited greenbaek as
The genuine, and reject the genuine
IS the counterfeit note The Herald
IS OF the opinion that there is but one1
way for the Government to protectI
tseif against the crime, and that IS !
~ adopting the system Of the Bankl
IT England, which has its own ,anei,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

W Hon. William Wilkins, q. S.
Senator from 1891 to 1884, and after.
ward Minister t, Russia and Secre,
tary of'War,. died OIL the Goth near
Pittsburg, at the age Of eighty-six
years.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

DURING tie occupation 81 this Town
BY the Y. 8. forces from March 18th to
May 18th. 1854 all the notes given by par
ties payable 70 the undersigned Or his order
for1use Of the creditors Of j. G.. Davis,
were lost or destroyed. All persons are
warned not to receive or trade for any Of
them and the debtors are requested to come
forward and make payment Of renew their
obligations and thus save trouble and ex.
pense. 81. Isl, LOSEE,
Alexandria, Ia. July 1868.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

lAaENsE EaiaaAT1og Across THE
Plains A dispatch received at Gen.
Dodge.s headquarters states that the
emigration across the plains this
season tar exceeds thatof any preyi-
GUS year. During the month Of MAY
four thousand wagons passed Fort
kearney, and trains continued to.
pass that post in large numbers. The
emigrants are bound for Idaho, Non,
tana, Salt Lake, California and other
places. The Indians had not moles.z
ted the emigrants to any noticeable
eztent, and all the routes are copsid.
cred safe. Troops are stationed att
the various posts, and afford ample
protection to the trains. Sc Louis
Democrat, 9th.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
'tMaFsden's Carminatiye syrup.
FOR
! Diarrhea, Cholera, Dysentary.

| This truly valuable preparation Is
gaining popularity unprecede nted il
the annals Of medical discovery.
Il Is prepared from herbs indige-
nous to Central America where it,
timely discovery has saved whole
districts from being depopulatea by
the rayages Of Cholera and Dysen.
tary. -
No traveller, by sea or land, should
be without a bottle Of Carminatiye
Syrup. No parent, who is solicitious
Of the health Of the little ones, but
should procure a bottle DC this prepa.
ration, and administer tin all cases
Of Cholera Infantum Of Hooseness oil
Che Bowed 70 sufferer from Chronic
Diarrhea need despair, for one bottle
. y afsden's carminatiye Syrup will
effect cure.
For sale by oil Druggists.
z. W. MARsDEN;
Patent Medicine Depot.
Corner Of Gravier and Magazine Streets.
= eEw ollrAss.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

Va. We tender cordial thanks 70 several
Of our friendsfor arors.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12
B.. NORTH CIJLLOM.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Marksville, Ayoyelles Parish, La.

Asslle, AV0yelles Parish, La,
viii attend promptly to all business
entrusted to his professional care in
the Parishes Of Rapides, Avoyelles
and Pointe Coupee. He will also at.
!. tend 70 business in the Supreme
Court Of Louisiana.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

1ar Queen Victoria attained her
10th year on May ~.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

] nA A number of Southerners arc
in Washington who are worth over
$2o, 600, urging special pardyns. \
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

J Ohm oRsBoRN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AZ LAW,
ALEXANDRIA,, LOUISIANA.
Will practice bis profession ii the
Parishes Of Rapides, Natchitoches,
Vim and Sabine. iyl2, ,65.
DISTRICT COURT PARRISH OP
RAPIDES-TH TEE STATE or Lou.
ISIANA--NO 8. 81.
Estate g. 7. Kelso Administrator.
To all whom 1t NAV concern !:
WHEREAS, Thomas s. Bacon has this
day made application to be appointed
administrator Of the Estate &c q. Y
Kelso, notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern to show cause
within ten days from the date hereof
why the same should not be granted.
Clerks Office, Alexandra, Louisiana.
July 18th, 1866.
FRANK =. FORBES,
Deputy Clerk.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-12

m, TreSlQenc.
The sentences of The men are rem
orally acquiesced in, though surprise
and regret are felt that they should
DC hung so soon after condemnation.
ihat-of Mrs. Surratt eyokes an uni.
versal shudder of horror.
inelr sentences were read to the
condemned yesterday.
Payne behaved with marvellous
Atzerot vas much affected.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
A RRuTAL oUTRACIs.

General Sol, MEREDIru, on tho 27th Of
last month, assaulted the Hon, GRonGE w.
JULIAN, at Richmond, Indiana, in most
brutal manner-as forocious as it was cow
ardly. JULIAN is physically weak, while
MEREDITH is large, stout burly man, and
Notwithstanding this fact the latter engaged
the services of some five or ak bruisers y
as british as himself, to back him, aud pre-
vent any interference from others. After
knocking JULIAN down and stamping upor
him, he drew q heavy eowhide, and used il
with vigor until he was wearied, whlo his
hackers, as Infamous as himself, prevented
any one from going to JuLtAN's assistance
This despicable act has stamped MEREDITH
as b' ute aud coward of very low type
and we are rejoiced that the deed receive,
the auathemas of the press and the peorl
everywhere.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-12-08
TIE TIIInTY.NINTn CoNGntss.

The FIRST session Of the Thitty.mnth Con
grets was organized on Monday last. The
names OF Southern members were not en-.
rolled, In the House Mr. CoLrAx was cho.
sen Speaker, by vote of l39 to 35 for Mr..
BRooXs, showing a Union strength of four to
one. he returned thanks in brief aud
eloquent speech. A bill was adopted for
the apvointmeNt Of committee to examine
and report whether any Of the sc-oolled
Confederate States are entitled to repr csen
thtion'in Congress. In the Senate several
bills were introduced. Both Houses then
adjourned until Tuesday, whom tho Presi-
dents message was read, and tho reports
Of the several Departments submitted.
We issue the message in an extra and
although lengthy, it is document Of the
highest Importance aud willhe sought after
and read, perhaps, more than any message
since the formation Of the Government