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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-25
SHERIFF. SALE.
David Uqnharf, y State Of

vs.. Louisiana. Il
Stephen Duncan Linton. ParishoI Rapides
pY virtue Of a writ Of seizure aud sale,
ID issaea out Of the Fourth District Court
Of New Orleans, in theaboYe. entitled case,
aud directed to the Sheriff Of the Parish Of
Rapids VIII be sold at Public Auction
on Saturday Tie "a day Of December, 1865,
at The Court House door, between tie hours
prescribed BY Law, all tie right, title and
interest of Stephea Duncan Linton 10 and
10 the following described property. to-wit !:
a certain plantation, known by the name
Of the Qsantico Plantation. situate III the
Parish Of Rapides Ia this State, on the East
side Of Bayou BeuH and containin, about
eighteen hundred acres; tie said plantation
lying at the mouth Of Bayou Rohert, about
twelve miles from the Town Of Ale sandria.
and being bounded on the upper sid by the
lands Of Chambers, aud on the lower side by
L'Esperan2a plantation of the late john
Linton, deceased, together whit b liIdings
and Improvements thereon tie Engines,
Machinery ard apparatus, STICK, Cattle,
Horses, Mules. Farming utensils, and nipple.
ments of husbandry on said llantation.
Seized to satisfy and pay il cash the plain.
tits claim, amounting to thirty.two thou.
saud five hundred dollars, with eight per
cent. Interest per anntlm on one third Of said
sum from the 18th Of January, 1861, like
interest the other third from 18th February,
1861, aud Ike interest on tie remaining
third from the 18th March, 1851, until
paid ESQ Ten and a half dollars cost of
protest, fire per cent. on the amount claim
cd and sued for. as Attorneys fees, and the
costs Of these proceedings, ard also to pay
and satisfy nine other notes amounting to
Ten Thousand Eight hundred and thirty
three dollars thirty-thres aud one.third cents
each, and which areheld by difare0t parties,
and more particularly set forth and des-
cribed in q certain Act Of Mortgage passed
before 4. Gnyol Notary Public On the 9th
December 1859. The Plaintiff being the
holder aud owner Of three certain promisory
notes, each one for Ten Thousand Eight
hundred and thirty.thrae 33115 dollars drawn
BY the said Stephen Duncan Linton to his
own order and endorsed in blank by himself
she same being e portion oftwelve promise
y notes executed on the 9th day of De I
'enaer, 1859, by the said Stephen Duncan
Linton to and in tvor Of w. 6 D. Uqu-
lart, the notes being described above. All
# which notes form an aggregate amount OIL
One hundred and thirty thousand dollars,
md bearing special mortgage on the proper
y above described.
Seized in the above suit to satisfy DEBIT
interest and oil costs.
Terms OF SALE CASH, with the benefit
i appraisement.
J. RoUTH WILLIAMS,
oct. 20, 1863, ct. Sheriff.
Printers fee $40 CO..
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JuDaE EGAs.-A correspondent Of the
Shreveport Nsus nominates Judge VIM. B
.Egan, Of Bienville, as a candidate for At
torney General. This able jariss was put
Of fhe bench BY Governor Wells for reasons
which are too apparent to be stated He
has thousands Of friends in the North West
and all his friends are the friends of Henry
w. Allen, We do not know whether J iidge
Egan will run or not, but we 60 know
that no bstler man could be found for tie
position.
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LeoK GUT FOR RoaRBAcKs. "A mum
Der Of gentlemen, whose respectable
~ we do not call in question, have
volunteered to withdraw the name Of
Allen The same thing was done
when he was a candidate two years
ago. He was elected then, and will
be elected again. These gentlemen
have no more right to withdraw him
than we have to nominate him and
those who have brought him forward
are determined to keep his name up
until the election, and pledge their
honor that he will serve if elected
Among the signers to the withdrawal
is the editor of Gov. Wells' organ and
the Chairman of his Central Commit
tee, and others who have declared
that they are for Wells now forpoliey,
aud for Allen next tire. We want
no policy we want Allen.
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THs TRUE DElTA. Sine writing the
leader in to.day's paper we have re-
eeived copies G The True Delta which
take noble stand for our glorious
candidate. We take back every
thing that we have ever said which
by any possibility could be construed
into anything uncomplimentary to
oar contemporary. Noble old paper,
we salute thee !
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ALLEN ON THE RIeHrs orTHE CIrIzEs., :
When citizen Of Rapides was banished the
Confederate lines by military authority, al.
len sent all the way to MeSieoand had him
brought back, saying that no citizen Of his
State should be condemned witheuta trial as
guaranteed by the Constitution. That
citizen is now high Office holder under the
Wells administration. We know his high
admiration for Louisiaua's favorite son,
and shall be much surprised if he does not
yots for him.
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Virginia Congressional Esec-
sioM.

The following gentlemen have been elect.
ed to Congress from Virginia:
LIST District.-H. B. Custe4. of Accomac
Cd District n Chandler ~ az n orf,,,,
Sd .Distrlct.-B johnson Barbour. a
Orange.
.Ath District.-Robsrt Ridgwav Of Hen.
rico.
9Th District.-John Minor Bolts d
Hanover.
9th District AAlex r. n stuart Il
Augusta
9th District Robert Y Conrad n
Frederick.
sth Djstrict,-Daniel n Hooa If MINT
gomery.
18th District Conra,,
All circumstances considered t,;a i ! very
strong delegation. It having been understood
that the President desired that none should
present themselves for admission who could
not take the oath, those who could not do 50
withdrew from, tn. ,rscs n Mr. Botts, dis.
.trat Ave candidates retired and he was
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nsa- At a meeting Of citizens of the Par
ish OF Rapiaes. held II, the town Of Alexan
dria on "Wednesday, lhe 18th inst, for the
purpose of nominating candidates, for The
Legislature and a candidate to represent
this District III the next Congress, w. L.
Sanford in the Chair and John II. Sullivan
Secretary, the following resolution were
unanimously adopted.
| That we cordially endorse and approve
the nominations for State candidates made
by the Democratic Convention which as
sembed in New Orleans on the Cd inst.
2 That this meeting cordially endorse and
approve the nomination by previous NEE.
ting ofG. Mason Graham as candidate to
represent this District in the next Congress
OF the United States.
The following nominations were then
made to represent the Parish Id the next
session Of the Legislatnre:
For the Senate AZ Ryan, For the House
Of Representa- tives, Henry Boyee, +. I. Lew.
is, J. =. Hatch.
~ W. L. Sanford, Chairman. i
u H. Sullivan. Secretary.
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ant, who, had his time been devoted
in attempting topay his jostand hon
est debts instead Of eliminating his
|neighbors, might have been u wiser
and better man.
(signed) j. Manson Waits
On the first September last, the
Judge held Especial meeting here to
try some matters between me and
Governor Wells, and whilst he was
id chambers, a proposition was made
that our matters be referred to anic.
able compoundersg The proper in,
strument was drawn mp in chambers,
the compounders selected, signed 81
all the parties, and fled in the pres.
ence of the judge Was it proper.
after this. TO obtain . military order
to take possession Of it? It was a
violation Of an. important CONTRACT.
This done, too, by him who is pre-
tending to desire civil rule in our
State. This isarbitrary power Of the
most odioqa kind. ..,.s
The Governor gives good advice in
the ssa,oyceasn he sent me, but does
not fellow IT. himself, about paying
debts. I knom / can not pay the
large defaIcation Of has to this State
which I am sned for now. The attor-
ney for tbs State did not urge the
case at the last term of the court. bel
was forbearing indeed. + the Gov
ernor will put aside the large salary
he gets for fen, Or q dozen years, he
can pay up his defalcation. He has
no property here, and he has bought
none in his oao1r name about New Or
leans. Trlly, yours.
M0NTFORT. WELLS. j
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rsa. I. B. Bodley &c Co, No. Perdido
Street, New Orleans, publish their card TO
the public Of Rapdes in our present issue.
A glance at IL will induce many of our plan
tiers to give them a business call. Every
thing in their line is much needed hv the
interest, at this particular tine !;
aud recommend them favorably to ali
cur planters. Our fellow townsnan,, James
+, sUtz is the Agent Of this house, aud can
be found at HE Store of Moses Rosenthal.-
When absent orders left with them will re-
cciye prompt attention.
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Hon. D 2. K.rSNEs. Weare graft
fed to learn that Hon. Duncan E.
Kenber has returned been pardoned,
had his. splendid estate restored to
him, and il candidate for the Senate
from the Ascension district Our
President has never yet refused to
pardon q single applicant, and has
shown that he is anxious that the law
abiding ex-rebels" should be entrus
ted with Office. The reason that nc
more of our citizens have been par
doaed is because they have nobody
TO il.tercede for them at Washington.
When Allen getsto be governor. ey-
erybody will be pardoned, and every
body will be q good citizen.
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ra- ]. q. Gibson, Family grocer,
has just returned from the City with
a full and well selected stock ofeyery-
thing in his lie, and asks a visit
from his friends and customers. He
is ready to purchase cotton at the
highest market price.
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W. B. LEWIS.

A ATTORNEY AT Law.
Has resumed practice in the Courts
at . Alexandria and Opelousas. Com.
munications on business addressed 10
me at Alexandria Or Opelousas will
be promptly attended to.
oct 25.-3m
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To the People OF Louisiana.

Since writing the editorial in to-days pa
per we received the following formal and
authentic announcement Of Gov. Allen
There are good names signed to the docn
ment, which speaks for Itself:
New Orleans, Oct. 10, 1855.
4 FELLOW CITIZENS: 52
The friends Of ex-G Governor Henry W
ALLEN, at an informal meeting held in this
CITY, with the full conviction; that their
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/ re- On last. Wednesday, large and
respectable meeting Of The people Of the
Parish was held in PineYilea at which the
following gentlemen we're nominated: For
Senator, Capt. John Kelso, For Raprasen-
tatives DIR. T. B. Waters, Capt. Joe. Hatch
and IL. Z. Lewis.
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Communicated,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
10 John Kelso, e. NORTH Cull0m, M
Ryan, Henry Boycs, J. r Hatch,
u, G. Le,ois, z. b. WTa5ers and j.
2 Myers:
The friends Of Allen in Rapides
are determined that they will not bes-
tow their votes on any candidates for
the Legislature who are opposed to
bis election. and who would emlar.
rass his administration. You are
therefore respectfully requested to
make known through the public press
your opinions on the subject before
the election. A refusal on your part
to do SO will be construed as d decla.
ration against lin and will be SO
proclaimed to the people.
MANY VoTERs.
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Lost.

7 ILUSts
a Promisory Note, drawn by John
Clements for the sum of $3.50, bear
ing date January LIST, 1861, ana pay
able to DR.. William j. Johnston. or
order. There is an acknowledgment
Of 800 further Indebtedness on the
back signed by John Clements. All
persons are forbidden to trade for ii.
3. T, LEWIS.
oct 25.-st.
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nsa, The demand for to-day's paper has
been such; that We have been compelled to
strike off large Number in halfsheet form.
Our regular edition was soon exhausted.
The half sheet contains all the Allen cream,
aud will suffice for his friends aud admir-.
ORG
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eSys We tip orr royal imperial beaver
TO the clerks of the following Steamers, for
bountiful supply Of City papers:
Dora Martin, Marion, w hite. Rose,
Science. Cricket, Carrie Roole, FL. A.
Homeyer, Marshall and Navigator.
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ng- We are authorized 10 announce
F.. l.. CLAIBORN Il

F.. l.. CLAIBORNE,
e'!Pointe Coupe. as candidate for Con-
sress from the FouRrH CosaREssIcsAL Dis.
rsIcT at the approaching election.
,sa- We are authorized to an
bounce
EDWARD t. LEWIS
as . candidate for Representative to
the next Legislature. Election Mon
day the 9th Of November.
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( The SorTH. We have not seen this
excellent paper for several weeks.
We observe that the Ea'ne Of it's
learned and accomplished Editor is
stiachedto the Allen document as it's
Secretary. Of course the South is
supporting hin with ill its wei
known ability.
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I. B B||| ]. { CO,
No. 8 Perdido Street, adjoining
the Masonic Hall,
REV ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
JAMES F. Urz, Agent Alexandra, Ia.

+
JAMES F. UTz, Agent Alexandra, Ia.
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
/ S TEAM 4E N GINES.
Circular Saw Mills, Corn Mills. Cot
ton Screws Cotton Presses, Hand
and Power, Circular Saw Mills,
Muley aud Ctoss-cut Saws.
ALL KINDS OF
Plantation Machinery and Agrieultu.
srallInnlelhents,
Wood Working Machinery and Floor
ing Machines, shaf,iag. Belt
ing and Palleys. :
Steam and Water Pipes and Fittings,
Saw Gummers and Files,
Pumps, etc, etc.
Having connection with Foundries
and Machine Shops, in the North
west, We. are preparedto contraction
any class.of Machinery, Tor speedy,
delivery, upon the most favorable
terms. From long experience ia the
Machinery business Of New Orleans
aud the Southwest, we know what's
needed, and will always be prepared
to supply it.
Having facilities through c6nnec-
ton, with the house Of J. P. MANGO
& Co, Cotton Factors, No. 1873
Gravier street, New ORLEANS, for dis
posing Of Cotton or other produce, on
the best terms tue market affords,
parties can ship produce to that
house, when ordering anything in our
line, and their orders will receive as
prompt attention as if they sent US
GASP direct,
4 full supply Of CANE Cars, Plan.
FArIoN WAGONS and TIMBER WHEELs,
from the factory Of Joshua Bodley,
Wheeling, Virginia, constantly on
hand.
THOs. B. BODLEY s. CD
No. 8 Perdido Street,
New Orleans, La.
Oct. 25, 1865.
Succession Sale--Estate Of Il. II.
Crosby.
BY virtne of an order issued from
the Ninth Judicial District Court,
Parish Of Rapides, and directed To
the Sheriff thereof, will be sold at
the Cont Honse door, in the town Of
Alexandria, on
Moa1lag, the 9th dag Of NousnlDsr
next, 1865, the following property
belonging to the succession Of Elijah
R Crosby, deceased, to-Wit;
A certain tract or parcel Of land,
situated on both sides of Red River,
containing four hundred acres. more
Or less; three hundred Of which ara
on the, South side and one hundred
On the North side Of said River, and
situated about FIVE miles above the i
town Of Alexandria, Parish Of Rap.
des; and that portion on the South
'ide Of Red River is bounded as fol-
ows, to-wit:
On the upper side by property Of
G. W. Compton, on the lower side by
hat of Mrs. Casson, and in the rear
y the bayou Rapides, and thai por.
ion on the North side Of Red River
) bounded on the upper side by prop
:rty Of DIR. A. Cockerille, and below
y that Of Mrs. Casson, and both OF
aid parcels Of land ironiing,on Red
liver.
Terms Of sade-- cash on the spot.
G. Y. LEDOUX,
Deputy Sheriff.
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JoHs N. SAsDIDeE.-We are pleased to
learn that an effort is making to induce
Colonel John NJ. Sandidge to announce
himself candidate for Congress in the
Fifth district. Tie Colonel could sweep
everything before him, and the best Of it is
that he would do more for Allen than for
himself, 80 devoteda friend is he to the ex-
lied 'chieftain, and such q high opinion he
has of his ability, integrity and patriotism.
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re- ~ 4. 4-
gsy We observe that some Of our
Shreveport cotemporaries speak of
Governor Wells as the choice II the
whole people, and the absurdity Of
nominating any one else for the ofiee
of governor; lVo mistake our
friends in that city very much if they
do not change their tune when they
hear Of Aliens candidacy. There is
not a man, woman or child IN that
town who has not been tothe govern
or's Office to consult him on some mat
Ter, from tue highest concerns of
state, down to the simplest domestic
difficulty , and net one who ever left
him without obtaining the desired re-
lief. We should like to take a small
bet that Caddo will give him q unan-
imous vote.
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= =
Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the Is
tate Of James D. Lloyd, decd, will
come forward and settle their indebt.
ness with the undersigned, Execntrix;
and those who have claims against
said Estate, will present them to my,
attorney, H.S Losee, AZ Alexandra.
SARAH 3. LLOYD,
Execatris Of Estate Of y
oct. 25.75t.
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.NNou nee NJ Il N rs.

r. We are authorize d to announce
JOSEPH 4. HATCH
as candidate for the State Legisla-
ture at the ensuing election.
~1o->-.4-s@s-..~----~>~,--
pg- We are authorized to announce
JOHN G.. PRATT,
Of ST. Landry, as q candidate for Congress
from the FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DlsrRsoT
81 the ensuing election.
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TAKEN UP.

On the plantation Of Mr.. Charles Mat.
tbews 10 this Parish, known as the Coco
Bend . mare mule, dark brown color, with
the left eye out. No brands visible. said
mule is now at the stable Of Clark & T'ay.
Tor in Alexandria, and supposed to Sc
worth about seventy-five dollars. The
owner Of said mule can have the same b..
proving property + paying charges.
Heron.
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esa- When you go to the polls, remember
HENRY WATKINS ALLEN
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N q TIT - II,

II Q TIC Il.
a PLANTATION to let. to the highest
In bidder containing about 425 acres Of
arabic land situated on Bayou Beuf near
Cheneyyille, called the Tanner Place, !" Be-
longing to the Estate Of Mrs. e. 6. Jack.
son deceased.
II. B. FERGUSON.
Oct. 2.-3t Agent.
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Of cadao, as a candidate for Secretary o.
State, at the approaching election,
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oct. Is, 1861.

~ =
"A Splendid Billiard Table for
Sale!
g. RODMAN--Fant's Row, has /
for sale q superior, new, marble TOP
BILLIARD TABLE, in perfect order. 1
Call and see for yourself.
oct 25, lS65.-lt /
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Notice. sls:g
ALL persons indebted to the Is.
tate Of Peter I1ecroix, decd, are
hereby notified to come forward and
settle their Indebtedness at once, and
those having claims against said Es-
tate will present them at once to the
undersigned.
s. \. LEcRo1X,
Administrator.
ont OK, ogEs otsss, s7ssfe5S 49,
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President Bavis.

The published result Of the iutaTyieW Of
the South Carolina delegation with Presi-
dent Johnson is fraught with tie most cheer
Ing hopes for the people Of the South. We
should not be surprised tolearn at any time
that Che honored chief Of the late Southern
Confederacy had been set at liberty, While
Mr. johnson was emphatic in his opinion
that the crime Of atreason" should be we'll
defined, and that such a result could only
he obtained by trial, he threw out unmis-
taxable hints that the Executive, 10 bis hu.
mainly, stood ready to intefpose his pardon
in the case Of the great Southern leader.
The opinions of the people Of the North
have undergone great revolution on the
subject Of the punishment of Mr. Davis. Il
turns out that those who were c!ammeriDg
for Els execution were the towards who re.
maiEei at home while the battles Of The Re
pablo were fghtiag. The soldiers who
have undergone the trials and the dangers Of
the fed, are opposed to any harsh measures,
and, with their high admiration of The fight
ing qualities Of the Southern people, con
slider it enough glory to have vanquished
such race, aud are 10 favor Of the ending
Of the contest With the surrender Of. the Con-
Tolerate armies. They wish to shake hands
with their brave Southern antagonists and
by their outside pressure, vii! keep tue Rad,
icals from accomplishing their blood-thirsty
designs oD the people oftie South.
-c~-o~~o-->~--aS s-~~>oSo.o~-5. H.
MaA We understand that General Joseph
e. Johnston is to become professor Of Math-
eInashics in Hampton Sidney COLLEGE, which
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RST We are authorized to announce

DR.. NJ. ESTES,
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y. DalI9fu, pilaifnlan.
u. III. Sullivan. Secretary.