The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-07-05

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try. You must remember that you
now have no rights, and can only
claim such as may be given to you
by the conquerors, and the less you
say about politics, until you have be-
come aatsraliaea, the better FOR you.
The Yankees haveiwon thenegro, and
we must let them dispose Of him as
they please. When your opinion or
advice is asked, you can quietly give
II, but do not volunteer eitherlj We
have fought four loag and bloody
years for our rights and hive lost,
aud nowswe cannot get by simply.
talking what we have failed to win
with our, arms; and the matter was
talked over forty years Before the
fighting began. i.a
5IAll who cannot OF will not be3snhs
missiyc should leave. theU United States
as soon as possible, and | presume
that many young men will'go. | am
sure there will be no hindranee, for
the Governmentshould be glad to get
rid of all who are not disposed to be
peaceable.
To the Missourians wholare present.
j would speak plainly, and advise
them not to think of returning to
Missouri ualess they have a clean rel
cord. There are many whoihaye been
faif, honest and chivalrons soldiers,
who can have no charges against
them, except theaone of being true.
to the South; there are manyiothers
who have,f forgotten the laws Of God,
the laws of nian, and the5lasos 3 aear,
and they, of9conrse, cannot exp2ot to
live IN Missouri in peace. Then there
are Others who though they haye been
honest soldiers, had determined in
their hearts to have private revenge
at the end eli the war, had we sue
ceeded, and some WHO haveisaid that
the Union men must leave if they
won. Each OF you know to which
Of these classes you belong, and you
mnst " aoasy0as apoal1 bsdoaebg" and
act accordingly. [st. Louis paper
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Appointments by Gov. Wells.
The following appointments to
Office have been made by Governor
Wells:
Alexander g. Lane, Sheriff for the
parishof Carroll
Ethan Allen, Slerif for the parish
of St. Mary. II
]. J. Boud5in, Recorder and Justice
Of the Peace for the parish Of SD.
Charles. oaia ha ilss
Rodgers B! MARSHALL, sJustice Of the
Peace for the Fifth Ward parish: Of
AyoyclIes. t,,g slas,.., tti
Edward D. Woods, Sheriff Of the
parish ofiIberyille.x Ela4
William G. Pipkin, District Attor-
ney in aud for the Sixth Judicial Dis
tlict, composed Of the parishes Of 81
Tammany, St. Helena, Livingston
and Washington.
James j. Weems, Judge Of the
Tenth. Judicial District, composed Of
the parishes Of Caddo, Bossier and
De Soto. M
Joseph II. Kilpatfick, District At
torney for The Tenth judicial Dis
trict. composed Of the parishes Of
Caddo, Bossier and De Soto.
Charles Mi Pitcher, District Attor-
ney for the Tenth Judicial District,
composed Of The parishes Of Carroll,
Madison, Tensas and Concordia.
Thomas 3. Simpson, Sheriff Of the
parish Of Gaddo. @ IS,
Albert Leonard, Clerk Of Court for
the parish of4Caddo. iiaa9 is3
d. S. Tally, Recorder forlthe parish
Of Caddo. 8 f
John w. Jones, Justice Of the
Peace for the parish Of Gaddo. e7
j G. Beal, Justice Of the Peace fol
the parish Of Caddo.a es.a 5g f,,s,,,
David Backner, Assessor fo " the
lparishof Tensas. Hai9al 81 asagf
Parish Of Lafayetts.- N. Broassarfl,
Clerk Of Court; Martin A. Grain, As
SCISSOR phinreas ?, Smith, Sheriff
Thomas J. Wheeler, Recorder.
Parish Of Wsst Fslieiaae,C' Charles
LIB. Collins, Clerk Of Court +; James n
Cotton, Sheriff; Robert G. ,Weder
stranat, Recorder; Charles J John
son, Coroner Alex. Wilson,, Asses
scr /; Henry Hincli, Justice Of Peace
First Ward !; Joseph s Chambers
Justice If Peace Second Ward Nv