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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
DAINTs, OILS, AND yARNIsHEs,
= Lsswis,s PURE LEAD,
OLD DOMINION LEAD,
FRENCH ZINC,
HORSE. HEAD ZINC, .,a,,,a \
S Saw ana q R; sll f,pa LIiYsEEp OIL,
PAINT BRUSHES, WINDOW GLASS, &C., &C,
for sale by PURCELL, LADD d co,
oi '"oe y Druggists.
NH Its corner Main and Governor streets.
TOHN w. RISON,
~ APoTHECARF AND DRUGGIST
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREETS,
has In store, and offers low for cash,
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, FANCY ARTICLES,
SOAPS, PERFUMERY, SC.
10 LA
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,
il OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $4,000.
s. C. ROBINSON, President.
S J. N. G0DDIN, Cashier.

49, TREASURY DEPlRTMEST,l
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, I
! WASHINGTON, January 18th, 1855.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, 1t has been made to appear
that THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
county OF Henrico, and State Of Virginia. has
been duly organized under, and according to,
the requirements OF the act Of Congress entitled
cured by q pledge OF United States bonds, and
20 provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof, 'Sapproved June ID, 1884, and has com.
piled with all the provisions of said act required
to be complied with before commencing the busi-
Now. therefore, /, freeman Clarke Comptroller Of
the Currency, do hereby certify that The Plan.
ters National Bank Of Richmond, y in the city OF
Virginia, IL authorized to commence the business
Of banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimeny whereof witness my hand and seal
Of once this 18th day of January, 1855.
+ lSRALl FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptroller
No. l,62s.-Treasury Department. a2a-2m
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~ d.;
DICHMOND AND WILLIE
III RAILROAD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after TUESDAY, December 18th, the PASSEN-
GER TRAIN on this road will run as follows:
Leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, at 7.U
A. M. Arrive at Danville at so p. n.
Leave Danville daily, Sundays excepted at $40
4. III. Arrive In Richmond at SIS p M.
Trains connect at Burkeville with trains on the
Southside railroad for Lynchburg, and at Danville
with the trains On the Piedmont railroad fer
'iee''0@' oH THOMAS DODAMEAD,
de 12-ts Superintendent.
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rTYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
i GUM ARABIC will be found most pleasant
safe, and speedy remedy for coughs, co ao,
tons of the throat and lungs It's superior eincacy
arrestng stubborn coughs and the has nd ere
ciated by most families and physicians: Price, 30
cents per bottle. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND
HIGH STREETS, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. -,
It's success in this city previous to the war mao
created quite demand, without the aid OF adyer-
Using. lfe SLIM JAMES pahpaLIs.
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STEAMERS.

SPECIAL ATTENTION OF &SsN
-,
which was interrupted by the late war, has, At COZ:
siderable expense, just Completed the building OF
'nPsISSGs sss zSp FsE '
IN point Of strength pesd and nnsa he
s SCI: na viz: Captains 6E6RGE ". coUcH and
4: I: KING: The Pursers are vel known to the h
ssGM%n%mssn'y' viz: aessrs' WILLIAM 0. and }. NJ
These Steamers viii leave Pier No 2, North
.ns Hs BSr .ss
End hsz G o os
Ing at City Point and Norfolk each way to land
As they viii come directly to the wharf At Rock.
ETY. the for !.
experiehes has proven, viii Be- found the best in
every respect. Insurance., II at all deemed neces-
The frequent changes, too, incident to the In:
land Sea-" or Chesapeake Bay route, which IL so
in lie oa
~ occur, parties shipping their goods BY this line
there Is Uns sts e Ssr ns
Sops nf Ss
sSS vii v IL i paSu
In the construction Of these Steamers. special at,
the Saloons and Ststs- Rooms, In order to induce
travel by them.
h s' hs Fl 81 oSs, aSss naPg
pendent Of the comforts by this safe and easy mode
ter Of SPECIAL attentions and ssa
Passengers can secure their tickets and state.
rooms either ON board or ut my ofiee.
fnhk Cnl al 81 49, H. ffnu
When orderins 'y goods from New York, the pa.
q Line s 's e G,ds hs
Remember that there Is no trsnshipmsnt Of goods
cessaly, can be effected for 9 trias.
y:sss sSsS a!!5hHI ShS so'is!s KE
ron, DanviIis ScDxSiEt 4 lkBy IynsSsars.
EOR NEW YORK.--ATLAN-E{HfN
IL TIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0NPA-
.Rsasd ras.,:s :oS
fsSY ~ IA sSS New
These SHIPS are entirely now, and were built
HR sstS SSSs a. sEss IL
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
pnasssgs NEAL meals and ssass-roons included, only
Goods shipped By this Line Are landed regularly
at New. York, on the Companys severed pier,
Shippers ere Invited 70 notice that the great
damage and loss by handling, and exposure from
frequent re:shipping, - on other lines, v avoided
frsighs fof points beyond New York viii be for.
wsrded with dispatch, And no charge made except
actual expSnses Incurred.
.Thsss .hlPs discharge cargo In New York .. pier
for wilninston, Norsh caIclins; Chssies.on, g.
yannah, Mobile and New Orleans, leave from the
sAme pier, Goods for these points can bs trans.
feTred without expen.s OF exposure.
Insurance 10 very low BY these ships, and the
which goods are delivered, makes this the cheap.
81 route from ViTginia. Insurance elected "
lowest rAtea. vhan ordered. s
t.al.F A0ENT1:
LIVINGSTON, Iox > CO..
aAlUN ANS SEQ. 60
.e.Ynvr,t1 Htab6nnSs9 Virginia.
:, = w1sl ssss,l. v,rs..,..
sss fssisA' 3 sI RSsiUoa7 sffaHzs CO., Ar.n..
Olles cprasr Of Cary and Virginia streets, oppo-
cite he Tobacco kxchange. Dc sl-sn
-s-=-=------
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MARINE IRON AND :, ,orrnnv
The subscribers have associated themselves To-
ootber for The purpose OF conducting the
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS :,
in all its branches. They solicit the patronage OF
tbeir friends and the public generally;
We have procured HOLL0WWARE from origlnas
paiterns and as we intend to make that our princi-
pal business, we are prepared 70 reeve oruefs'
Location on Dock street, below the YORK ElVsr
depot -, orn ,poN pp.ss ona cop
pEP p' - ALFRED s. LEE,
Snis o. WILLIAM L. COX.
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WHAT IS THE BUREAU For "a
planter of Sumter county, South Caro-
lima, thus relates to the Livingston
journal an account of an amusing in.
tervicw between himself and his "head
man-Howard, Work had not gonete
suit him, so calling mp Howard, he or
dered him TO quit the place. Flinginp
down his hat and assuming an attitude,
Howard delivered himself "thusly:n
"Mass'er / don't wish to dictate Won
or any thing o. dat kind. But don't tell
this Niger to leebe. De Yankees saws
Use frees but nebber would bleeyed
'em if you hadn't tole me so. Now Pse
been in de family thirty year, an when
| doesn't, do right just take dis nigcer's
shirt off am whip him to vour satisfac-
ton, an He'll be- better niger. !
doesn't want no such freedom as makes
me leebe home when | don't do right
An Mass'er, when desc udder nireers
doesn't do right, eff | was you would
not go to de buro. III whip 'em for
yor--caze if ! goes to de buro gin
anodder niger dey pays no 'tention;
but when you goes dey makes you nav
money. OATS all the buro's fur. An
Mass'ef, since you lost all ysar nisgers
you can't ford it.n %
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llamlltons of revolutionary age. Fo
!, myself, i could not ask higher comnlenda
ton to the favor of mankind, in futur
4 ages, than this that when they shall mar
and read the trials Of This our believes
country Under the administration of Abra
ham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson, tina
they may find that with Abraham Lincoll
and Stephen A. Douglas | was in the asso
citation, and with Grant and Farragut, an,
with all the heroes, and with all the grea
statesmen who have given to the American
Republic new lease Of life, life that
now feel is able to defy faction'and seditior
and powerful enemies, either now or here
after forevermore. Tremendous cheers
greeted the utterance of this sentiment.1
Gen. Grant was next introduced, and re-
ceived tremendous greetings, as he has il
all places through whichwe have passed
Admiral Farragut was, as usual, warmly
greeted.
The other distinguished excursionista
were introduced and applaudcd.
The ceremonies closed as the rain began
to fall.
The eXcursiouists, with the exception Of
the President, visited the Opera House to-
night BY invitation Of Mr.. Crosby, and
were escorted thither by the Committee of
Reception. They were applauded by the
audience as they entered During the
evening Gen. Grant was clieefed, when he
rose and said they would get nothing from
him as agreeable as they got from the
stage. Admiral Farragut,respohded to the
cheers for him BY saying that he and Gen.
Grant had made bargain to speak three
minutes and a half, but as the General had
monopohzed nearly all tie time there was
nothing left for him 70 say. This pro-
duced much laughter.
Secretary Seward in return for similar
compliment arose and merely bowed his
thanks. Secretary Welles and several
officers followed his example
The treatment by the proprietor Of the
Sherman House and by the Committee Of
Arrangement is the general theme Of
praise.
The party will leave tomorrow morning
for Springfield, Illinois, thence on Saturday
for St. Louis, remaining there oyerSunday,
and according to the present programme,
will reach indianapolis Monday and stay
there Tuesday. Thence to Cincinnati dir
ect, leaving for Columbus, Ohio, on We'd
nesday, thence to Pittsburg and Harris
burg. ga 0 ts'f, $3.50 I
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i ssos6s
, The q Jury then adjourned till q oelotl
ia. CRAWFORD, Clerk.
TheJury met at 81 o'clock same men
bers present.
On motion of Mr.. Williams;
Resolved, That Il. Goldman be anpoint
cyl S,yndic on what is known as the Georgi
road. commencing at the fork of fine roa,
above Calcasiue bridge and extending /,
Buckhead. That John Shaw be appointc,
Syndic on the 1st Division of the ID roa,
District, Calcasicn Ward, from Calcasie,
70 mead of Spring Creek-and that Sila,
Marlo ~ be appointed Syndic on ed Divis
loll OF "a DISTRICT IN same Ward, from thu
1ork !, OF the upper Burr's Ferry road to til,
head of Spring Creek.
On motion of Mr.. Mcknight.
hesoived, That uniform rate f,f tolls hi
nS e lor all hired ferries in The Parish rs
follows: For man and horse. q cents.-fo,
iootnian, 10 cents-for live stock nf az
KINGS, 10 cents.for wagons, .buggies and
vehicles OF all kinds, per wheel, 1 rs cents
Mr. Clark was called to the Chair-ian,a
the President offered the following:
Resolved, That the commissioners 4,
pointed for selecting the site of . now
bridge across Bayou RaJ3idesY ha ral i; No !
q anu John Clark, Jacob Walker and Daniel
Iaylor be appointed in their places---and
that they contract for the construction a
a bridge across bayou Phillip ont of the
tlmbers OF the old bridge-and that .1ohn
Clements be ordered to have constructed
ont OF the old timbers, of tho Bavon RI.
pldes Plank road and BRIDGE hr;d@e
across tho mouth of Madame Bettie,s hayon
above Kerrigan's ~ -
On motion Of Mr.. Mcknight.
Resolved, That all traders n de,1er. !, !,
merchandise ON plantations or elsewhere
selling goods to the public, be subject to
pay q tax Of S5c 90 for said privilege, and
that the Sheriff proceed to collect the same
Immediately after the publication ofthese
proceedings. 'Ae'o
On motion of Mr. Labat,
Resolved, That Richard Brown be Mac
cd upon the pauper list-also Mrs Zelma
Anderson-that P. O'Neal be made svnd;c
on the road District No. 5.APinevilIa War1
from Muster Ground to Saline Bayom Z
and Ephraim Smith, Syndic on roai Dis.
trict No. 4, from .PincYillc to- Muster
Ground
Onmotionl ofMr Mcknight 51i
Resolved, That Thomas MeIoaald BIO
placed as syndic oii3road District No 900
(Ciafborn road Regolet Ward.
Mr.. Clark in the Chair.
On motion Of Mr.. Arden,
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ENHTrcJT Epr,~r<,rr

r. u
ENGLISH VS.. FRENCH FAsHIoNs.-.An
AMERICAN lady now in Paris Writes to the
Rochester (N " Union:
| have. learned pretty we'll how to aistin-
,gulsh French from an English lady, by
her hat and the inevitable lace shawl on
the shoulders of the English lady! The
English, too, seem compelled to wear stri-
ped muslin dresses in the street, with the
undGrskirts too short. Then they wear
such ugly shoes. lido not see why they
should make themselves so ugly, for the
French donot dress at all so. The real
Partisan hat is about as large as your hand,
and then the Partisan head is needed to
wear it, I have bought one for myself.
and though / am told it is becoming, vet /
am priyative convinced look like a fright
in it. | tie it on feeling much as though
had nothing on my head, but find / look
much like other people.
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AN EXACT DEscRPrIoN.-The Buff
falo On Y.) Commercial publishes the
following:
"Mr. Michael O'Keefe, an individual
of the Hibemian faith from Rochester,
was in this city this morning in search
of his infant son Charles, a lump Of a
boy aged sixteen years, who recently
fed the paternal roof in the village at
Genessee Falls. The following de-
scription was given at the Superinten-
dents office: Short hair eyes the col
or OF his fathers pantaloon's and vest
off the same piece as the old mans;
black coat; Kossuth hat; tall complex
ion and large feet. The old gentleman
said he (the boy was four feet FIVE, or
five feet four, he didn't just remember
which; Any person having found such
q child viii please notify the police au-
thorities.n 81 I
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AN IMPORTANT TRIAL To TAKE
PLACE. 1t is said that Cuthbert
Bullitt, United States Marshal at New
Orleans, will soon be put on trial for
charges of malfeasanse in office. A
wealthy cotton broker of New Orleans
charges Bnllitt with extorting from bin
the sum of$14, 600, one fifth the amount
of sales off quantity of cotton which
he threatened to seize unless paid the
above amount. The amount was paid
and thecotton passed. Thecotton bro
-ker is here with an affidavit certifying
to Bnllitts demanding the money, and
also the written agreement, signed by
Bullitt. Several friends of Bullitts here
are trying to have things fixed with the
complainant, and have thematterhush-
ed up, but the latter insists on an inyes
tigation. Wash. Cor. N. Y. Tribune.
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~ A wealthy widow in Pittsburg
fell in love with the coach1nan who
drove her to her husbands grave, and
finally married him. He unfortunately
had q wife living, was arrested for big
amy, and implored his second to furnish
bail. She chucked him playfully under
the chin and babe him go to Jail like a
man. That's the latest gossip in Pitts
burg,
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a A correspondent Of the Richmond
Enquirer, who has lately visited Jeffesr-
son Davis, says that his health, while
" has been seriously undermined, is at
the present decidedly better than it
wasia few weeks ago.
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2 Major Cassels, formerly of Gene
al Buffers staff, has been arrested by
the proprietor of the Hygeia Hotel, at
Fortress Monroe, on the charge of ille-
gal selzureEof liquors and other goods
belonging to that house, while General
Butler was in command. a
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D E N T A Z N 0 T I g E..
nOCT0R ID. a. KENNEDY

"
IL Dental Surgeon. graduate Of si.e Bal
ltimorc College Of Dental Surgeons, having
concluded to locate permaneutlyin Alexan-
dria, respectfully tenders his professional
services to the citizens and country gener-
ALLY. lie is prepared to perform, on the
latest and most approved principles, oil OPP.
erations in his profession in a superior
manner.
lie inserts teeth, on the atmosphere
principle, on gold plate, from one to an en-
tire set. Also on vulcanite hard rubber,
which is preferred BY many, and costs less.
Cleaning, plugging and extracting done on
scientific principles. Having practieea
over twenty-three years, he hopes to be-
able to please al who may favor himswith
their patronage. A
CHILDREN TEETH ATTENDED, 20
Office in IRVINpS BRICK BUH1
DING, over j. FRASEEs'S Store.
septl9~tf.
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FLANNEL AND WOODEN GooDs.
Opera All, rolo,s
French Plaid SDt9 =
'assilneres, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans.
Satlnets and Cottonades for Bows wear.
DLdN1Ea3.

We have at present the largest and best
stock OF BLANKETS in tho city, consist.
ing OF American and French Navy, Eng.
ilsh Mackinaw, 6, 7, and 8 lbs. Gray, f5l
Plantation use. Also, q fine assortment q
White Bed Blankets, le-4, liz I'D and
IA, all Of which we will DO pleased %
show, even these warm days.
Our Supply Of
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Rap The New York Post speaks Of the
Radicals in Congress as @vindictive and
obstinate men, who have DISTRACTED concil
iation. The Post is Radical paper.
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/ Gentlemen--I Will pay to the Parish 0
i Rapldes, Louisiana three hundred an(
.Eseventy-iye dollars and ten cents ($375 10
a year and build the Bayou Robert roat
according to specifications as set forth i
the Democrat of July 18th, 1866, under III,
head of Proposals.
Yours truly,
c. T. HOSEA.
| The report Of commissioners to contract
for and snperintend the repairing Of a
bridge across Bayou Boeuf at the mouth d
Llnton's Lane was read and received and
warrants issued to Messrs. Randolph and
Brewer for the sum of 500 amount appro.
priated for said purpose.
| The application Of Henry Butter asking
to be received as commissioner of elections
for Spring Hill Ward being read was re.
/ fused.
/ The communication presented by Mr.
Lewis from the voters OF Conrad Precinct
asking to have the place of holding cleo
lions in said precinct changed to the store
house OF James Hicks was granted.
MI. Mcknight presented "a claim of G..
Labat for $50 00 for services rendered as
Clerk OF the Police Jury in 1864 which was
allowed and warrant issued for the same.
,OnliiGtion Of Mr. Ransdsllf
Resolved, That the old Parish school
Districts be, changed from this date and
that hereafter there shall be twelve school
Districts i'll the Parish, to be known and
bounded as are the twelve Police Jury
Wards,
& Further, That the President appoinf
three directors in each District in accord
ance with the foregoing resolution. The
President thereupon proceeded to make
the following appointments, viz:
Cheneyville Ward.-J r. Ford, Rev.
Thomas LansdelI and John Dunbar. M,
Spring Hill Ward--Daniel H. Willis, ST..
W. Randolph aud X. M. Clark.
Lamourie Ward-N. C. .Weems.. r.. 1T.
Carnaf and j. I'll. R;lnsdeil.
Regolet Ward.-G. Labat, Abnes Smith
and Math Nngent.
Pineyille Ward.-John L. Walker, C. E..
Ball and John David
Plaisanee Ward IN Villain, M. Lays
sard and j. M Rhorer.
Cotile Ward.-L. b. Texada, YIN. G.
James, Sr. and DIR, Manning.
Annacoco Ward.-Tnomas Gill, j. p. Ed
dleman and Nat. Sanders.
Alexandria Ward-C C. Wainwright.
julius Levin aud Jacob Irving.
Bayou Rapides Ward.-G L, Hall, Dan
lei Walker and DR.. S. Gordon.
Calcasieu Ward-W II. Holt, j. j.
Swan and Archie Smith.
Vests Ward.-James Turner, Gabriel
and VIM. White.
On motion Of Nh. Mcknight
Resolved, That commissioners be an
as follows to select site for and ma
lot to the lowest bidder the fullowing
bridges in Regolct Ward:
10 repair Big Creek bridge on the Mills
Ferry road, Samuel Saunders, O. Z. Wal. |
,er and J. II. Coker.
10 build a new bridge across Fish
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4
@ WFET OpOpONAX FROM
ID MEXICO Nature could not
produce a richer Gem or ehoicer
perfume. Try and be convinceds
=. I. SMITH 81 CO.,
sept 193nl New York.
@ WET .OPOPONAX FROM
~ MEXICO! The most elegant
and essential personal requisite for
a lady, ssExtract Of Sweet Opo-
pOnaX."
E. Z. SMITH &c Co,
sept ~ 3m New York.
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SH E RI T PS SALE.
JosEru BouLLIoTT, Ninth judicial
W District Court
Parish of Rap;des
CHARLES ZIMMERMAN. No. $50.
DY VIRTUE of a writ off facias is
ID ssed from the Ninth Judicial District
Court, Parish Of Rapides, and directed to
the Sheriff thereof. will be sold at the
Court, House door, in the town Of Alexans
dria. on
Saturday, the 9th Of October, 1856,
the following described property, to-wit;
A certain House Situated on II tact Of
land purchased BIZ Defendant from Isaac
Ievy& CO., about seven miles from Alex
andria, above 81 the South Side Of Red
River ana formerly occupied as a lwell
ing by Defendant.
seizedin the above cult TO satisfy said
Execution. IS,
TERMS OF SALS ;--GASH, in q. S. Treas
ury Notes, with benefit Of ;H,prsisehelit
JAMES r. ANDREWS,
Sheriif's Office, Sept. ! It'll. Sheriff.
septic ids. Printers Fee $12 90.
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INFORMATION WANTED
! ,A|l!M|I11EIIL lA.e(IgNIEl,Ill WOODS
NEW ORLEANS.

liz
i II W OF
NEW ORLEANS. IS
/ 4 IEsWas d lnember of. the ContineD
/ II L atal Guards, Ilth Eoiiisisna Resi
Inent Of infantry, G. S. A. Was Wound
led in the righbj arm, All the battle OF
Shiloh and returned Aome:on f,nlough,
left New Orleans (stilI suffering from.
his his WounG with other palvled prison
lers in February, 1863 and joined his
command. Being unfit fg field duty
The was detailed for Hospital service,
was a clerk i'm tlig Prim on Penn lios-i
pitsll, at Grilfill, Ga; was There when
las6 heard from but stated that tlfct
Hospital WAS shortly to be removed 10
Albany, Ga. Any information as TO
his present whereabouts viii be thank
| full yreceiyed by his fainll y.sas 4 81
Address aleu3gps 6;7s ana q
j. CURTIS WALDO. .si4s b
New Orleans, la. l,tiggFs
asl or w. 'H.LL0YD, saa
h9sss gs Mobile, Alag
Ez5fPapers throughontQthe county
are respectfully requested to notice. I'D
-
Q WEET OPOPONAA FEoM
~ MEXICO! New, very rare ,riiel.
and fashionable perfume. The fin
est ever. imported OF manufactured
in tho United States. Try il and
be convinced. ss5. 8.
.. 7. SMITH 81 Co., 8,!t.
sept ID 3m New York.
SHE RIsF s IS SALE. d
sARAaHCAIvir No. 1s7-sth
ast s7st W. si.s. Judicial Dis
COLEMAN NJ. CALyT, tifct Court
her Husband. Rapides Par
isli, louisiana. Z
pY VIRTUE ofsatwrit Of ifieri faeiias
- issued out Of the Ninth judicial
District Court, III audi ol, Rapidcs Pag4
lsh, Louisiana, in the. above entitled
suit, and directed to tie Sheriff there
-of, will be sold at the Court House.
door, in the town Of Alexandria, Parish
and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, October 9th, 1886,
% Two Horses
OBJ Three Mares,
lsl Eight Mules, 5s
Seizea II AZ abo ,,,, a,,t ga ~,
s TEENS or SALE: Cash in g.. s.
Treasury notes. 3 /!
70 JAMES Z. ANDREWS,
sn.l =, as. slteral.
-. s.esss -. -, 8 - -
.THE SfT ATE or TnTTTSIANh
district. cnurt p,risr osn.n:daa
&. w. a'lsn ~ $40 ,'dess +
s's ! u JbplC1AL DISTRICT.
No. 5O5.--Last Will and Testament OF
Mrs. H. E. JACKSON ESecntorship.
gIITHEREAS Henry b. F,.ron SIR, no.
wv made application 10 his ronrt ~
be appointed natire Testa,na,,t.ry o.
ecutor Of the Last Viii Of Mrs + i
JEacktoni Notice is hereby given ts ali
whom it doth or may concern ta;sl,ow
hereof. WIx the s oaas s nonl ahe aaee
grained. s0'' INV .'o
! Clerks Office, Alexandria. Louisiana.
September s'fI lztls, 1866.
i, NJ. d. PHILLIPS, s
s'l''. ~ ~ Deputy elef,s. 1
ESTATE or RECT. IA JACgs,.,,y
FINAL ACCOUNT
No. 50. IN TIN D,sr,,,e,r orr ~,
ISL OF RAplprs. -
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-09-19

MAJ The New York papers are cutting
down their cable dispatches. Theycouldh't
stand theipressure. aasl8s.