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Practical and soisntio Opticisn, Keeps tbs hrTs-l
assortment Of Optical Instruments In the city. Bel
lag an old establishment, and having been extsnsi
lively patronfsed, he has she oonndsnoo that a
present stock VIII warrant the continuance Of pa
lie svors. All HIS Bpectacles are Of the best QUALITY
of crystal gassss ground under hs own inEpsotionl
IN al cases curing weakness, dizziness, and lmpart
ing strength for long reading and hre sewing. Arr
hnciAl eyes inserted without pain. =
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trance the American Hotel :
Beware Of trsyslsrs claiming % h Mr.. Solo.
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9HAlt5ssoy q an Esstions nd hTT4TS q
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trains going eastward, connect At Dunkirk With re
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Tor LneIEilos keadVile, IAmegtoKn, e.
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OPERATIONS FOR 2e TEARS.

Thewhoienumber admitted, ALI males,
and 2, ,154 females; total, I, 4,226. Disehsrg-
ed, 2, ,O47 males, and 2,0l9 females, Whole
number recovered, 1,l2s males, and l, ,l55
females; improved, 4el; unimproved Sol.
There were admitted under the age of 20
years, 304; between 20 and 30, 1901; be-
tween 80 and 40, /, ,lsl; between 40 and so,
l7so; between so and so, se7; between go
and 70, 14s, and over 20, 2s. Total, ,s25.
And yet Of all admitted in 26 years,
1912 were single; 2, ,13s married; l50 wid-
owed, and l94 unknown. Considering the
limited number over that age unmarried,
the record Of sanity seems to be greatly in
favor of the marriage state.
Z During the 2s years 5,276 per cent OF all
admitted have recovered. f=aa.
- uLa TEE urhR 1lrrRE anrn r,-aL nrYn--
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8atk0ags.
ATLANTIOAzD4 4RRAF WEsTKRE
~ r.-s RAILWAY. fs5.
FslI and winter AFFan ement.

z6kss Efee5 Monday, November asa, 1854.
I've hrough. ExPEss4 Trains paiiyl between
's0AY ExPREss, leaves Cleveland (enndays exeept.
sdl at ESQ A. n, arrives ct MsadVille at 200 p n
DinnsTl sAlhmAnea Ht b;b5 ?. n, Isl ,eptng Oasaj
isNIsHR- -ExPREas," Leaves OlsTsIanI Baturdau
ezc1pted, st 9.lb r. n. (5lespink Cars attached
arrives e Meadvills ct 1:90 A. n. Saiamhnoa n
$50 A. H., and Kew York ct 1880 ?. H.r
stf WlsTWARD. sg3 a1si2-
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Of their condition. General Howards con.
duct 10 this instance is only sample Of
what we have to expect il this system spef-
mitted to continue. Let the people Assem-.
Gle in organized force Throughout the coun.
try. and in mass meetings in every country
protest against these usurpations in Ian.
guage that connot be misunderstood. Let
them insist on the limitation Of the author
tiles to their constitutional powers. There
is no longer pretext for arbitrary acfs
like that OF General Howard. Peace pre-.
walls all over the land; the State Govern.
ments are competent to deal with questions
Of pauperism and vagraIcy, and the Ad
ministration has under the Constitution nc
power or control in the matter
Il should be remembered that If i il
Marylands turn TO-DAY, it may be New
FORKS to morrow. We repeat, this inter
terence Of the Government with private
rights must cease, il the country is to bt
kept free from social disorders Of the mos
fearful character.
metropolitan Record.
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General Breckenridge and ex.Secre-
tary Walker are at Southampton.
DR.. Prichard, the poisoner, was
hing at Glasgow.
The Tribune's Richmond special
says a very important case is prepar-
ing against John Minor Bolts, before
the Supreme Court to test the ques-
|iion whether slaves, held to service
after President Lincoln's proclama
Ition had gone into effect, January LIST
1854, shall not lie entitled to remun
GRAFTON for their labor.
WASHINGTON. August ll.-Ex-Sena
tor w. Z. Rives, Of Virginia, has beer
permitted to visit the North during
the tendency Of his application fol
pardon.
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lazy negroes, who cannot Be forced to work
ANOTHER SUPPRESSION.

-sia
Our coafrus Of the Bossier Banner hasl
siinned, and for short while had 70 pay the
penalty of that sin. Comment is unhealthy,
and we will rest content to let Scanland tell
it his own way:
Co Thursday morning the 3rd inst, the
Bossier Banner printing Office was closed, N
etFarmiis, by Captain G. 4. Riggs, by mil.
tary order Of Colonel Foley, and guard OF
Co. X, 6lst United States Coiored Imam
try, placed over the establishment.
In the order to close our Office, it was
stated that our course as an editrr was 10.
compatible to the good interest Of the Gov
eminent, &c. What article or articles, or
what issue Of our paper caused this order to
be issued, closing Us up, we know not.--
Having taken the oath Of allegiance, and
gwen in our adhesion to the government, we
were ofcourse, surprised at the course pur-
|sued by the authorities. It has been our
desire 10 only speak Of things as they were
|-"nothing extenuate, nor aught set down
| in maiice'-and if we have erred 1T all, it
was certainly unintentional. Common sense
would force the conviction upon the mind Of
any man, that he is bound to submit to, and
Iacquiesce in all mandates OF the powers that
be; and far be i from our desire % counsel
q course otherwise. 81
we must acknowledge that we are az 2
loss to see how the harmless writings o. 9
still more harmless ana powerless editor, ~
40 Obscure country press IKE ours, could
prove in the least ataole vita the 'n-
terest Of az great ana prosperous country as
this-that has tax lts place foremost
among ell nations q the earth. Certainly
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On Monday night the l4th inst, Of .
long and painful disease, which he
bore with the resignation Of astrne
FRAscots PorssIN, ia the
Gf,h year Of his age.
The deceased was d native of
France, came t, this State ID 1916,
settled in the Parish Of St. Martin,
where he resided until 1922, when he
came to this Parish and has resided
here ever since. Well and truly may
it be said ofthe departed, that an
other Of the old sold citizens Of
Rapidcs has gone to mis- last home,
honored and regretted by all who
knew him. He was one Of the old,
safe and trusiy merchants Of the
Parish, and through all vicissitudes
and troubles has maintained his
credit unsnllied. As q citizen he has
well and faithfully played his part,
and his charities have been done dur.
ing bis lifetime.
In 9 few words, as q husband,
father, friend and christian his use,
|fnl career in this world, has been
above ieproach, and no one can be
more regretted and missed by oil than
/ this purely good and honest man.
Sharing the grief OF his bereaved
family, we drop the tear Of sincere
sorrow on his new made grave and
LION III the universal sorrow at the
demise Of SO good and upright . man
Peace Peace, to his everlasting
soul.
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Despotisnl ia Maryland.

General Howard who commands in Mary.
land, has issued on order, it appears, direc-
ting the iarmersin the lower part Of that
State to support the old and infrm negroes
and threatening, iuecase Of their refusal to
do SO, to seize their farms and put freed.
men to work upon their lands.
Ifthis despotic ukase be enforced we may
well ask is this government organized for
the plumber Of the people, and are military
commanders to continue to dictate what
the citizens Of this country shall or shall
not do. Isit not enough that the people
of Maryland should be dispossessed Of their
properly, but are they to'be compelled to
convert their already impoverished homes
into alms-hodses for helpless and vagrant
neg.oesl
Is charity to be no longer voluntary. and
is the Government hereafter to compel ua
Ito Che support cf those who are unable OF
unwilling to work. II is high time the
people reused .henslYs 70 q proper sense
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ADvERT,I = N EN- +
WELIswooD. Aua Ia, 1865

! ASASA"S
Dear Sir-@I have just seen the is.
sue rendered me in the Democrat .
Of the 9th instant BY Governor Wells,
which Iaccept And as | forgot to-
mention some Of his kindncsses to, q
few citizens, and his power over the
.iayhawkers Of this Parish. / now in.
sert in this, one Of his orders 70 them
whilst he was here ia 1864 with the
troops Of the United Stntes. Perhaps
before lie went to New Orleans in
1868 he had been electHH their com
mander. If not elected BY them how
did he acquire such control over them
on his return herei The prince Of
iayhawkers, Dr. Dudley; was an asso.
|ciate Of his, and others near and dear
to him were with said Dudley at
4 Bear Wallow and other places.
Here i'd Governor Wells order:
e ALEXANDRA, La April IA. 1864.
The soldiers Of the United States
Army and local State Soldiers and
Scouts attached ia the Army Of the
United States are requested to give
protection 10 Mrs. and family
and property Of whatsoever nature
and that Mr.. Richard residing .,
Mrs. have alike protection fol
himself, horse, saddle, bride, and all
appendages thereto belonging
| r. MADISON WELLS
Lt.,Gov. State Ia.
! I,av ,eyersl sysa order ii h.~a-
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for distribution to parties around mo
None we're Tor me. Fortyihree jAy.
hawkcrs robbed my overseet'x house
and carried CT scmo mares, They
arranged then to visit my dwelling j.
two days but fortunately for ue :
cavalry force Of Conledeyates cans
ID the neighborhood on the day ap.s
pointed to visit me. Z.
Your obt. sevt.,
N. WELLS
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Tho Steamer b. &. HODGE will
ply regularly between New.Orleans
and Grand Ecore,. making weekly
trips. Willleaye Newt Orleans every
Saturday. On the downward trip
will leave Grand Ecore every Tuesi
day noon, and Alexandria every We'd
evening at 2 T. N.
For freight or passage, having sd
perior accommna -
..,.ons, apply On
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Y nc. M. MYERS, M. d.,
Has removed to the residence Of the
late Colonel James H. Dawson and
respectfully offers his professional
services to the people Of Bayou
Rapides and surrounding country.
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MARRIED. Ion Tuesday the 9Th inst. BY
Rev. j. p. Bellier, Mr.. WN. Bush to Miss
ALICE Villain, both Of this Parish. Nc
cards.
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W 4 n TED

rs a lot Of Molasses barrel hoop poles,
for which q liberal price wiilb Civ.
EN-, to be delivered at my Cooper Shop
Lila Alexandra.
P. 7. KERRIGAN.
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A Good Order.


following i" General Orders No. Al
Of Maj Gen, Steadman, cotamaaeing
Department Of Georgia. We must
acknowledge ourselves well pleased
with such document, and the true
and patriotic feeling it breathes is the
only one calculated to restore peace,
quiet and contentment in this once
great and happy country. let all
military commanders take a lesson
from Gen. Steadman, follow tho ex-
ample set, and certainly it will not
long be that we will all once more be
on the high road to contentment and
prosperity:
HEADQUARTERS DGPr. OF GEORGIA,
July IA, 1865.
General Orders
No. A.
No nravant misunderstanding and TO in.
- p 20, 1872 : .ha ns,,;n;stra,;o Il tba
eu :,:. uu"o. ag.;,, ~ s' .h;s aanas,msnt ths
following instructions will be observed ty
'"1 ! ' Tse al which ,ho pres;,,eat ~ The
r1a;t,a Ct. n h;s proclamat;on anno;nt.
y" : prnw;s,nns, q overuor fnr the State Il
m rvs ~ a;saotaJ .ha m;l;,arv sn,hor;,
SO, 10 ~ Ga.aa.a. 3, Lis om,sys -
..ss :; s s.ato nnnarnmant NIL, no rom ~
9.a az ~ T o,,s.os. =, da.u i th;e Jenar Il
ue1eu " ~ Oss su,; ~ wv - ~ ~, ast :,
en., ~ mn - a r. d,ln an,hor;,ad aaa,t.
.ne ao' atarioran u NV onu nsrsons : ,he
81" s,;,;. ~ r,;oe of N: TIn;,ad Stataa with
mil'.auy o. W. :. .ne - leut, - .hs DE- d..
se uI'a, "o.s. as ,,, " - s 70 - NJ,
siaiona. uoas ~. .h. ~" pm - ~
ml a e.;as, 'r &c wi aa.ho,;tu NV 40
eu...o' ~, aa .ho s.a.o ~ sna;o.r -
eep. Ni.eu .ne as. ~ ss " 49,. 49,. ~
4unes su.n a,,u,p.,o ~. '"'' '0A'os
~ P'es.'.s p1ao: aau qa .';n - .,..;,,a
a q 91ic. aiscip''ae ".' o9 ina'a.a.u. 81,
pnaslns aan a ,;.%oae m W $685.;
will not be seized or impressed upon an,
pretest whatever, nor will tie hou,e Of an,
4 citizen be searched for property, unless tn
search is ordered upon sworn affidavit, bu
G,ncefs WIN ala ,he oai,eels Q. me lseasa1
market, property already seized by tie Coy
ernment as formerly claimed by the so-ealle
! confederate states, or which were include,
! in the surrender cf the rebel army. N
! another citizen, unless the accusation, sur
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Deputy Clerk.
STRAYEDOR STOLEN.

On Wednesday, Aug. 9th 8 light
roam horse, five years old, rather Pc.
~ built, white face, three white legs
and newly shod before. His name
has nearly all fallen out. A liberal
reward will be paid BY The UNDER
sign, FOR his recovery.
ED. BOYER PRICE.
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CHANTZ
rs PREPARED to time PIANOS, and
j give MUSICAL instructions. aslsl,s

Notice.
TITILL be sold 10 the Market Square ID
the town Of AlexaDdria. on the Sc.
cond Monday Of September 1865:
SO Head Of Stock Cattle-l5 Mich
Cows-the rest from pks to three years old.
principally heifers. Terms Of Sale-CA
. aug. l6.l CT. zITEROW
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MAJ. GEN. STEADMAN. 4
s. B. MOE, Breyet Col. and A. A. a. G
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tons in the South, is to encourage
them to settle there.
1t is rumored that General Town
sends recent visit to Fortress Monroe
had reference to the trial Of Jefferson
Davis.
1t is officially announced that the
negroes working ON one of the rail
roads in Virginia had conspired to
murder the whites engaged with them
lon the road.
The whites fed in time to save
their lives.
The negroes the next morning re.
fused to obey the orders Of Lieut..
Kefburgs, U. S. A., and he had to di.
rect the soldiers to fire on them.
One negro was killed, when the re.
mainder surrendered.
A number Of negroes and whites
we're taken by the authorities 10
Fredericksburg, to be examined as
Witnesses. The affair will be inves.
ltigated ut Washington.
|aa From the census statistics of 1865
lit would appear that $50, 900, 90 wortt
|of India rubber goods were manufac
ltured in New York, Pennsylvania
New jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island and Connecticut,
| NEW YoRK, August ., IF. M--Goli
Opened at AL and fell to AL. Floul
active, advanced lOc. Pork declined
Soc, quoted at $33 SO.
] NV Yosx August 1.-THE gsbe
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DIV ia AH4i
z :.::...: q. = ~.
4 aa g. sjtg ieoai.s n
Z .kE9ss- tsiTas rssI glUOz
Is Ab1isheA IN 1850
nas emissl {. Chieaos, - psrnaasssly
ssAib,iaAs1 - onss q =,
~. = RAmeGra 1s11aAllD.'
sssvsss Dssskss- ~ slese ~.
Chlsags, MI, Y. ~. W
ssesAs css~ Il
80 CgAsAsAls, sWeresfSss,
oypAIttsto u III Il
AND ALL - sis
DISEASES
without sbs use q - e.
Mercury, Hindrance ffom Bas(psss, -
Exposure TO Friends.
Mercury, Hindrance ffom Business, -
| Exposure 10 FriSnds, 81

:. The unparalleled success which has attended,
Dr: James practice in kurcfe, the United Htoses
AND New Orlenns tie many remask G euuree ~
nss effected. which ~ere pEonounccd incursble b.
'ns nos' ein'nent p ys'cssns. iaAtiaea him IN 81
er'nx ms services 10 the confidence Of the untQg
tunHts. II 8 'f'F =
The following arc some Of the tiisesses tessasd
private, and which DR.. james perhsatsutle
eraa.cate.: vla-S.phi'i.. primary. seccedast
Sonorrhen. Nocturnal and Disrnsl Em,ssiOnx,
sexual Debility. Diseases Of the Hack end Lo,ns,
lnham alton 81 the bladder and kidneys, Khcu.
msfism. hydroccl-. verccoceie, Cancers. etc
Diseases peculiar to Females, such as Ansr,,o.r-
Nervous Debelty. etc, successfully treated.
DR.. James long practice IL NsW Orleans, and
the endorsement 0f the Medieal fraternity, and
the almost enaire HUuti,-rn press, should conv
vince the MOI. akeptical that ur. James cav Nnd
will psrlorm all that he promisss.
DIR. Jsmes would slso call The stseutiun csres
tally Of those who have privately and improperly
injured thems elves. IN Shat secret and sofiarv
habit which ruins both bods and mind. tnnt
ting them for both business aud society, prosluc-
ing both Constitutional Debility aud inspotency.
The following are some cf the s.d and melsn
choy elects produced BY carly habits Of youth Or
se xual sxcAsst Q. viz: WEAKNESS Of the Back and
Limbs. Pain in the Head. Dimpcss az Vision
Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation OF the
Heart, Dyspepsia. Nerrousnsss. lrritab,lity.
symptoms II Consumption, kc. Mentally ~
fearful effects the mind are more 70 be dread.
ed -L0ss Of Memory, Confusion Of Ideas. De
pres. ion Of Spirits. Evil iorebodings, Ave. sion
70 Socieiy. Self Distrust. Love OF Solitud, FIN.
idity, Ac., are some Of the evils produced.
All persons afflicted with any 81 the above die
eases and Aymptons. should not fail to call On DR.
James. end b. at onss. restored to perfect health
Let no taise delicaey dc'er you. but call a ones
and sava yourselves from tis awful and terrible
consequences Of these much 10 BE- dresded saaln
dies.
WEAKNESS or TIRE ORGA Ne n,snediately
Gu ed and full vigor restored
Those II distance, by describing symptoms
--inclcsihg stamp for return snswer--will reeeise
prompt attention by adsi,ensing
DIX. ID. u. JAMES,
r. y. Box 3,l96 fian2l -dkwlyl Chicrgo,
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA. a.
Scott County.
Klingenberg s Wullweber, Plaintiffs.
IS.
John Bennett, A. Watt and TIE owners o.
the Steamboat St. Pau Defendants
In the District Court Of said county. 10 the
aforesaid Defendants.
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the Office Of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court Of said Scott county, n petition
Of K,ngeni,crg & WuIlwebcr. Plaintiffs,
claiming OF you the sum of Four Hundred
and Eleven 2o-l0o Dollars, I$4l1-2O with
interest and rosts, ~ justly due them for
certain prop rty Of said Plaintiffs. Of that
value, taken and converted by you to your
own use, and also praying for writ Of at
tachment on the ground that said Defend
arts are noI.-residents Of the Stste Of
Iowa.
And that unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon Of the sccord day Of
the next term Of said District Court, tO be
begun and holden or the LIST Monday Of
Nav. A. u. 1865, default will be entered
against You AMI judgment rendered there
on for the whole amour. claimed.
IL. II. 4 4. CLAussEN.
Plaintiffs Att'ys.
I U. $. Rev. stamp, Coo. !
X. & W.. March 81, 1861
Anril1 div ~
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DIR. BIGEL0w,
Confidential Physlelan I
,Formcrly of 81. Louis, Missouri.)

tformcrly Of ~. Louis, Missouri
no south <iari< Asrecs. ChicaGO.
VINHE ONLY REGULARLY EDUCATED AND
i legally qualified PLY stefan in Chicago who
makes the treatment of Private Complaints &
speciality. His Office has been established OK,
prrssly u afford the afflicted sound ana scientific
medical aiu, without tb. rsc oi innrt.ury cr nox
ious drugs. DIR. Is. has Tor many Years Devoted
his whole attention to the treatment OF priv ate
complaints IN their varied and complicated forms
lIia succe - in The treatment c those long stand
ing end difficult cases. such were forne.l con
sidered ncurable, Is sufficient to recommend him
TO the public ~ worthy Of the extensive patron
age which he has received In professional ex-
perience in hospital and private practice extend
ing through many years in TINS and other depart
nents Of medical science, he il the diseoyercr 81
the only safe. speedy and reliable remedies for
these virulent. secret aud chronic diseases, and
has letters Of reeomme ndhtion from the most
distinguished and experienced Surgeons and
ply scian> OF this country, testimonials of his
superior skill nnd profound Judgment in the
treatment Of discascs Of private nature.
sreas.cns adopted by MIN. nm. rrss Cd s.s .na
siOubt that permanent Tor the worst case
in any FORM all nierr,,riai affections. diseases q
tue skin. kidneys and bladder. impotence spcr
matorrho,,. etc, can now be obtained to Il morn
certainty, il application be made to those whose
intelligence, skill and cxpertence eau be relied on
ioung men especially who have become vic
and destructive habit, which annually sweeps h
an uniimely grave thousands Of young men 6f The
most exalted talents and brilliant Intellect NAV
call with full confidence ana perfect cure
Females suffering from irregular ties sticadant
on puberty, menstrnation or pregnancy. or psr.
sons having any obstruction TO marriage. should
see the doctor al once aud be cured.
lie thinks il is his duty to advise the unfortu.
nate, particularly strangers, to be careful that
they are not deceived BY false advertisements Of
Boosting impostcrs. He who places himself an
der the care Of DR.. b. may religiousiv coniide h,
his honor as a gentleman. and confidently rely up
On hi skill M a physician.
lDr. u. will tell the patient pre- ious To commen-
cling the trcrment OF his case how much he will
etec; q cure; and when such au arrangeine IL
entered upon in no case will he make second
charge.
Office and Rooms within half . square Of the
Post Office. where all are politely invited 10 call
O.iice hou's from s IA. NJ. 10 s. y. M; Sundays
loa. IN. 10 noon. Consultati at office free.
Send Stamps aud get mis- Guide to Health
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