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nREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE,

VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE hAILNUAD,
From the South and West the North and East and its
continuous rail connections.
To nassengers from the South and West going North
East this offers unusual advantages being the shortest
and most expeditions.
All rail line between New Orleans and the celebrated water
ing places Of Virginia. the Virginia cities, Washngn Bait
raore Phi iadepha New York and Boston, the North gsEer
ally and the Canadas
Exempt from malRrious influences.
This route from Chattanooga to Lynchhufg, aTdfsed Ina
mountain of Tennessee and Virginia which
pessed for heathulness purity of atmosphere and grandeur
Of mountain scenery whilst cannot be surpassed for aen
ON to passengers trains in the genemanly bear
ing conductors oil Of whom are experienced in their FoeA
tion and strictly attentive to business.
baggage win be checked through New Orleans 70 ss
VirgiSfg Springs and principal cities Nsrth and East
Through had the office of the New DEeR1s
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad ticket office.
j. W, GOODWIN, General Superintendent.
q. G. WLNGFIELD, General Ticket Agent.
JOHN 7. MOFFETT, travelling Agent South
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sTATr OF LOUIslAgA, ExgoUTIvF DEFA

STATE OF LOUISIANA, ExgcUTIvE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans July 10, 1866.
WHEREAS, TheOPhiIus Anfoux has ap-
w Piled to for the canceng Of his official bond as
Auctfoneer in and for the parish of Orleans toll
bond the 10th gay December 1865 in the snm Of
$1,000 signed by Iheonhius AuopT as PRINCIPAL spd Fasga
faithful performance by TheOphus Anfoux Of his duties
auctoneer aforesaid.
Notice hereby all interested in said bond
to show in writing at the office of the Secretary Of state
within ninety after the last publication Of this advertise
ment why the said bond should not be cancelled and annued
GIVEN under hand and seal OF State above and the in
dependence If the United Sta.es the Linety fret
J. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary of State
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FOR RENT .

NOR RENT-THE HOUSE, WITH GARDEN AT
tachsd No 1893 Baronne street, between Julia and Grod
will be rented furnished for the months to responi
BILE parties contains Bedrooms besides Paors and
Kitchen particulars, inquire the premises between
NJ and6 p
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OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTAENT,
New Orleans, July 10, 1866
WHEREAS, Application has been made to
w me by o. Yseton, to cancel his Official Bond as
AuctOneer In for the Parish of Orleans, to wit;
Bond 26th day OF June 1860 in the sum OF SlU0
signed by o. gaeton principal and by A Castaing and
j. Masscot securities each for the of $500 and
Bragg the of s5OO0 the condition Of said bond being
faithful performance by the said u Naeton OF ms
duties as AuCtOneer aforesaid .5, -,
Notice hereby given all interested in the above
described show cause in writing at the office Of the
Secretary State within ninety days after the last pubca
of this advertisement why the same should not be
cancelled and annuled. ~
Given under my of the State above and the
Independence of the United States the nnetieth
j. MADIS0N WELLS.
By the Governor:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary OF State
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE LExRcUT1F, /
Nouvele0 Orleans lie 10 Juliet 1866 !
A ITEM DU qu'appIIcat5On etc falte mol
N par o. Valeton, pour lie cancellation de obligation Of
cee Encanteur dams ct pour la parosSe doreans
ne obligation datee 26 JUN 1865, pour la de
dix mile pastres signee par o. Yaleton principal
ct mar A. Casaing j. Massico securities chacun
pour la somme de $780, ct j. A. Bragg pour la
S5UOG la dite obligation Conditonnee pour Ia ddele
execution lie dit D. Naeon de ses deVos CONNIE Encan
teur snsdit
Avis est par lie present dome qu sont interese
dams lade obligation montrer la eCriture
reau du dEat dici quatrevugdx iours de G
ernere publication de Get avis les rasons pour esquees
dite obligation serait pas cancelee ct Rnnulee.
main ct ayec e sceau dEta el-dessus ct
lOeme Jour de Juliet A. D. 1856 ct lie
Venhe u0 'n''p j. MADISON WELLS
ParIe Gouyerneur.
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: NununV AFrNnHeuAehEe :
Steam Train City every Sunday morning at 4ocoeR,
lieu Of Horse Cars.
o'clock P. N.
on and after MAY 6th the Trains will leave either end
the Road Sundays, at every half hour from nn.il
O'Clock N.
Fare, to and from the Lake, same day, Is cents
Passengers GENTLY Station must notify the eonduer
prior 10 departure Fare Is cents each way
GFO PANDEIY. (sansral Superintendent
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TIE STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FoURTH DISTRICT
Court of New Orleans. f..
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE l2tbEDAY OF
June Judgment rendered in this Court in the fol-
lowing entitled suit in the words and figures following tow
No l7le7-CHARLoTTE s HoGG ATT VS.. Her Husband,
GERARD BRANDON
1t ordered adudged and decred that there be Judgment
in favor plaintiff Charlotte S, Hoggatt, wife Of Gerard
Brandon against her husband decreeng separation
property between Them and dissoving the community q
gains heretofore existing between said plaintiff
and defendant that said defendant be condemned pay
plaintiff the hundred and twenty thousand
four hundred and thirty dollars with interest and
Of suit that she be ecreed have legal mortgage there
| for and the be made executory.
| Judgment signed 10th June, 1865 - = .s
| (signedj PAUL E. THEARD, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
affixed the Seal said Court this 7h day of Iuy in
year Thousand eight hundred and sixty
the nineteth Of Of the United States
| c. G. REBENTISCH, Deputy Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY
LARGE AND UNRlsERvED SALE OF DRY GOODS,
etc, etc.

LARGE AND UNREsERvED SALE OF DRY oooDs
etc, etc.
By HOFFMAN 81 MARKS,
s. 8 ZELs1cKER, Auctionesr.
Office, No IS Chartres street.,
MONDAY, DULY 1c, At 10 O'Clock a. a.
" at their slesrooms No % Char.ses street. viii be Sold
100 pieces Bleached Cotton
COO Brown
200 p. Bleaehed and Brown Il-s and IA sbeetings
200 Bleachsd and Brown Lnsn Drills,
800 Cottonades and Dsnims.
200 All Wool Jeans and Tweeds.
i5J MetOns and CassimeFes.
I75 p. Red and White Flannels.
$50 O.. Fine Black Apaeas.
800 d. White Swiss and Jaconets
200 e. NainsO0k and Muslins.
400 BrOche sDd Jacquard Musns.
300 q. Extra Fine Irish Linens.
200 Fine Shifting.
100 Bobinet, lO3 inches.
800 WI te and Brown Linen Netting.
rs dozen Umbrellas
200 f.. Assorted Cotton Hosiery.
$50 .. Hoop Skirts
400 Fine Linen and Embroidered Handkerchiefs.
800 Puff and Garibaldi Linen Bosom Shirts
800 q. Hickory and Check Shirts
200 pieces Linen Lawns.
200 dozen Meno and Cotton Undershirts.
100 .. Linen and Cotton Drawers
Also, at O'clock
IS rolls Mating
CITY STEAM LAUNDRY AT AUCTION. .
BY GARDNER SMITH, YEIsER d. co.
GARDNER SMITH, AuctIoneer,
oice-No 90 Camp street
MONDAY, July 10th, at 1O% O'Clock,
" at No 1856 Front street Orleans Cotton Press will
be sold
The entire of City Laundry consisting
Garge's Patent Washers.
steam hosting Engine, four horse power.
doz Fiat Irons
| doz Drying Horses.
! large Ironing Tables. u.
Tubs Buckets Pans, etc, etc.
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT @. NEITzERRoFE VS..
or NEW ORLEANS. ANTONIO CUsTA-No. 10S43.
pY VERTU f ofand in obedIance to an order
Dosae rendered a. 1866 and directed the Hon
Orabe the sixth District Court Of New Orleans in the above
titled cause will proceed to sell public auction at the
Merchants Auoneers Exchange Royal street. between
Canal and Clstomhouse streets in the Second District Of This
ctyOn MONDAY the sixteenth day ofJuy 1866 IL o'clock
NJ. the following described property, VIZ:
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second
District Of this city designated Of Square Num-
Der Twenty Seven bounded by Maras Cnstomhouse Canal
and IRENE Streets measuring american measure twenty-five
feet inches and lines front Custohouse street by
hundred and fourteen eet in depth between parallel lines
Together with al the improvements thereon, belonging
garnishee, Y Faures
B8~TERMs-Cash on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,
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LOsT--sTOLEN--FOU

4 OST OR MTSLAID-CERTIFICAT NO. 1858,
IA for seventy shares Jackson Railroad Stock September ~
1888, in favor Of K, 5. Wier.
Q, 1861, in favor of j. j. Warren
Notice hereby given that application will be made or new
certificates.
New Orleans La Ju-e Il.
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COlgnte's Honey sOap-This celebrated
Toilet Soap in universal demand, is made from tho
choicest Materials mild emoient in its nature fra
GRAVITY scented and extremely beneficial its action upon the
skin For sale by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
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pUEEAU or EMIGRATION, STAT

pUEEAU OF EMIGRATION, STATE
ID OF LOUIsIANA-To the propretOrs of Land, WILD OR
IMPROVED within this State also the Propreors of Manu-
featuring establishments want of labor asmueh as it is
confidently expected TIE arrangements now being set on
foot by Bureau, that large number of Engrants Will
our distant day, it becomes OF vital I'M
portance provision be made for lands on which to locate
them and for places oabOr which they may be sent with
ont delay, upon their arrival,
With this wow and carry ont the aim of the Legislature
in the establishment of this BpFeau Propositions aresocted
Sor the SALE OF LANDS Wild Improved also PROPOSE
lions for the RENTING OF LANDS aeor propositions tor
WORKING OF IMPROVED LANDS ON SHARES also
propositions the HIRE by this month year of labor the
proprietor furnishing house and Uncomfortable sustenance
in clothing and food Propositions also soisited for ME
CHANGES setting forth locations end rate of wages for first
second and third clasJ hands.
Lands ossed sale must be accompanied Py an exact
description Of the sane quality and locations and evi
dence of ownership improved the Improvements must be
infinitely stated the requirements to Land offered to
be worked on shazss.
Offers for 2re of Labor must be accompanied by full
description the Locality quarters food to be furnished ma
ture of the labor aud generally all that will interest the CON
raetlng parties with view 90 prevent disappointment ard
I"L4ss1sus THos, CoTTAAN,
Chief of Bureau.
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FURNITURE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
RY MONTGOMERY q BRO,
B. NJ MosTGoHERT, AuctloneeY.
TUESDAY. July IA, at II O'Clock a. M :,
l. their Auction Mart ~ Camp street, will be Sold
A general assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, such
Rosewood Mahogany, Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus
Aroirs Washstands Mahogany and Walnut Tetes Sofas
Spring Seat Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center Tables
Marble Top Side Boards Extension Tables Velvet and Bs
Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engraying
Paintings Cooking Stoves and utens being the contents
of several well furnished houses
ALSO
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Sea
Chairs, etc
NJ TEEMs-Gask.
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- surely. Steadily, SuceessrnIIy, SmOlan"
er of Bucku curing every of Kidney Disease
Rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders, Weakness and Pains
In the Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
Ezeesses of any kind,
Come ye afflicted Try smolanders'Take other BuOul
Sold by apothecarss. Price, 81 D. Barnes Co.. New
York and Barnes Ward Co.. New Orleans Southern agents
Bureigh Rogers Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass gene
ral aeanta.
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CLOSING OUT SALE OF ouARTERMAsTER STORES.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,
H NJ VAN SoLINeEE Auetioneer,

CLOSING OUT SALE OF oUARTERMAsTER STORES.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,
Il. NJ. VAN SoLINGEE, Auetioneer
l ONCE, No. IL Commercial Place
mn ESD AY and "WEDNESDAY, duly cath
and 25th 1866 the Fire Proof Press, Of Front
Ievee and Robin street. at public auction will be sold
A large variety of Quartermaster stores, comprising
Various kinds of Harness. Saddles Axes Spades Shoves
Cooking Utensils Counter and Platform Scales Lanterns B.
Spikes Screws assorted Bolts assorted Chairs Carriages,
Stove Pipe Iron assorted Portable Forges, Cross Cut Saws
Sheet Zinc Gas Pipe GrndstOnes Paulins Cotton Duck,
Wheelbarrows Betting Hose Chain Stock and Dies Steam
uaRes Drawing Instruments Iron Safes Ambulance Covers
Mating, Carpenters Tools, Saddltrs' Tools etc.
Also
10 Horses.
n5F-TRRMs-Cash in U. S. Treasury Notes
Stores To be removed within one day after sale.
Sale to commence at IL A. NJ.
The attention of Traders others is invited 10 this closing
out is the last opportunity they will have for Pur-
chasing Quartermaster Stores.
BY order of Col c. G. SAWTELLE, Chief @ NJ
~ e. j. sTkANG,
Brevet Lieut. Col. and Assistant ouartermasteE.
| WILLIAM @. COOK.
AUCTIoNEER,
oFFICE-lgs GRAyIER STREET.
Having had ten years. experience an AnconeeT, re
specuy offer my services the merchants of New Orean
and elsewhere sale of cargoe Of Cotton Coffee Sugar
Moasses Grain Fruit Lumber Wines and Merchandise gene
| rally. ,t,,
/
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DONTCMARTRAIN RAILROAD.

SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On after SUNDAY April Ist 1896. the trann MS
road will leave as follows:
TRox THE LAKE
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Old Reliable Daily Line.

Connecting With the New Orleans aud Jackson 1sis
sppi and Tennessee, and Memphis and Charleston BaFo
at Memphis the Illinois Central Railroad at Cairo and At 81
Lonis with al the Railroad and Steamboat going East
West
By this route passengers lesvsthe cars Memphis
be transported splendid boats DELIGHT
Full BEDS and sUPERB FARE to st. Louis IN TBBg
SAME TIME As ON THE RAILROADS
without Additional Cost for Tranaportatlon
And at saving of several dollars for Meals and Sleeping
Cars
Tickets can be procured at the oces Of the New oes
jackson and Great Northern Railroad. No 1I3 Common
street. Carondelss street, No. SCans street, and at
DE- 0A''''' H'''- E. B. BYNaroE, General Agsat
HEEET W. SMITH, President
NEW ORLEANS AND CARROLAIToR
RAILROAD.
Change In Fare On and aftsr sgEDAY July ! is5t.
day viii be TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for each passengss
The price Of Personal Monthly tickets is xed at sEFgE
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS each. Half Monthly
sEYESTY I'VE GEMS saeS
e the IT ne r N Fgs5 a rn nh @
the Office l Ssronne street Or e eondgctg on the rsin
New Orleans June %, 1856.
COMFORT SPEED AND sAFFTY-IL-
~ fnes Central route from New. Orleans
Two DAILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and s7enins
on arrival Of trains and steamers from the South
For through tickets spply az the 81 ts New oesns
jackson and Great Northern Railroad 4 0arendse s Com
street Retgnda st. Char Hotel Canal street and
General svDer n n gses 6sIs...
VI r JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent Chicago
b. r. LONGLEYt
General Southern Agent New OfisAnf.
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40 CLOSE CONSIGNMENT
BY d. Il. AIORPHY,
AUcTToNEER-ofh Office, Al Magazine street.
THU ESDAY, July 18th, at II O'Clock A. M. .,
in the Store of Messrs Grief Bynes Nos 81 and 80
Poydas close sundy consgnments will be sold the
following lots of Goods, viz
barrels A Chimneys.
7boxesA . Is dozen each.
! !: + !: E
inch % .a..
500 bundles Straw Paper, lsby28,
800 Aby1S.
200 II by H.
II half chests fine Imperial Tea in tin foil.
l2half chests English Breakfast Tea.
50 dozen BroOms.
40 cases Coal o l, 10 gallons each.
20
Is bbs.
Is bbls Red Beans.
21s Pealed Peaches.
III boxes English Dairy Cheese.
a cases Wybrows L. Mushroom CRtsup.
IL boxes German ETasive Soap.
100 boxes Lemon Syrup.
rs kits large No l Mackerel.
5 bales Hops.
Ra- TERMs-Cash in Q. s Treasury notea.
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7
AND WRINGER
The best and useful invention of the kind for sbvn
household labor ever invented
Has and better recommendations for saving time laho
and the wear and fabrics washed than any other
chine All the other machines either rub the clothes and
them out speedily satisfactorily perform their work
w. '1' HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This is not the csse There is no rubbing the Clothes
consequently and tear The washing Is most com
petey thoroughly performed by the action of the whee
alone Send circular giving full explanation or call an
examine them at the General Southern Agency.
Good inducements offered to agents elsewhere.
s. NJ BARTON & CO.'S,
No. II Tchoupitoulss street.
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TRANSPORTATION.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS PACKET LIME
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS
BK ID. Il. HORPHR,
AuCTIoEEER--Ofice AZ Magazine street
TUESDAY, July IA. at 40 O'Clock A, NJ -,
Il il store No a Magazine street. will be AOld-.
10 isrcss Hams ~ Do Shoulders, iol bbls Flour 75
boxes Tobacco so bbs Nin 100 boxes Starch 80 bbs
sugar 30 casks Port Wine 100 sacks Salt Brandy Whsk
Gin, Sugar, Lard, Butter, Cheese etc.
R-TERMs-Cash 0ne-halt Treasury Notes, balance
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n @. PALMEK - co"
Rp G. PALMisR JOS. WILD
r-Importers of and Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Carpets, Mats, OIL Cloths, etc''
No. ns egaYisF street. New oEIaAAl
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Advances.
We continue TO make Cash Advances upon Produce an
Cotton sale shipment friend
in New York, Boston, and Messrs Rathbone BrObs
Co., Liverpool, England.
80 LEVY, DIETER GO
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FuTuRE AUCTION sALEs.


STEAMBOATS, SAMPSON, EoUTHEENEB AND FLETA
At Auction.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE,
I'M VAN soIfgasg, Aucsioneer,
omcs No. Il Commercial Place.
CATURDAY. August 9Th, ut 2 o'clock 81,
. at the Office u the Auc0Deer II CommsTesl Place
order Of The u S. District COaI for the Eastern District Of
LouiaisHa, at public auction. will be sod
Ste n NreskinE boat s0UTHERNER, her tackle apparel
furniture etc. she lies opposite Barracks hospital
Steam wrcsiug boat SAMPSON her tackle apparel far
nure etc. IS she lies opposite Barracks Hospital THIRD
District
oge undivided half interest in the steamboat FLBTA her
tackle apparel ee a. she lies at GTetna opposite JACK
street
At the time and place. tho following articles pow in
the Sampson Warehouse
MaTks-J. 2. L-3 Boilers.
Shat.
Cylinders.
Doctors.
Pitmans.
2 Old Pipes
j lot Of I'D Doors and Blinds
! Wooden Pilot Wheel.
2 Hosting Shafts,
-AlsO--
large Steamboat Shafts at the foot Of Customhouse
Portable Boiler Engine and Rotary Pump complete at
66 Julia street
Large Steamboat shahs, foot Of Julia street.,
Portable Boiler and Engine the Levee foot of Julia
street.
2 Large Steamboat Shafts at Magnolia Bridge.
Large Steamboat Boilers Spencer Fields Coal Yard
corner Third street and Leyee
Cylinder aud 2 large Der1cks at same place.
ES IERHs-Cash on the spot in U. s. Treasury notes
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FINANCIAL.

mi j. a. KEITH - Co.,
BANKERS, SELMA, ALABAMA.
Collections on this nsghbOring pontsaoGctsd. Rens
tanees promptly made to correspondents
Refer tO-oity Bank f. L. & R. A. johnson; Aston B
Fournier North Brush Mason Barnes Ward Co.; Jnrsy
& Harris New Orleans.
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j. II. HARDY, Secretary of State,
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E1,!k:Ydoo5:s;3

Saddlery; Perfumery.
"A rare and rich assortment of
Ladies' Dress Goods selected with
great care and especially to suit
the taste Of the Ladies Of Rapides.
! All Of which are offered for L1v-
ING prices and on, accommodating
terms. :, s. @1lt'7so
GIVE US ANOTHER CALL.
3.Ia9 MOSES ESSENTIAL.
Oct II 'GG tt tril 4s{l
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yo0ME2 MExANDA LOUISIANA M7nu1R .
Alexandria Advertisements,
S u &C ESST0N GALE

| Suc.ose;nn c1..~,-
Mrs. Coasbti DARK par;s sse % o. louisiana
rrrnsY,. .,a, " ~ , al'sn " hapi ales
9 datad M , ~ an ORDER Of SALE,
I,oIoIaple tne district Court for the above
r; a thai anu esaIe, ana directed to the She
shall Iii :. ~. "ooYe e9ntitleu cause, i
isl ~ sen 81 p'lpiic auction, on the prem
ises' on Xxx a..s.s,j
SATURDAY the 22d day of DECEMBER
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QJhe S}@e>notrat,
II II RIM s /.

THE DEMOCRAT is published weekly, at
FIVE DOLLARS per annum, THREE for six
months, payable in advance. No subscrip-
tion taken for less period than six
months. 5}
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate Of
81 so PER SQUARE for tine first insertion and
IS Cents for each subsequent one. Eight
lines or less, constitute square. The fol-:
lowing are our rates to yearly advertisers:
. One column observation-disclosures $500 90
Half column. .................. lis 90
Third of column ................ 100 90
Fourth of column .......,...... 100 90
Cards, Occupying space Of eight
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Personal cards, when admissible, charged
double the usual advertisements.
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e FOR 9RENIE IS
T We PL TaATIO4NS

BELONGING to the Estate Of Francis
- and Rosanna Henderson: one front
ing the Henderson hill, containing 500
acres more Or less, under good fence.
The second known as the mill Field
place." containing about one hundred and
seventy acres cleared land, pronounced to
be an excellent cotton plantation. BY j. A.
Calvit, deceased; and Gin and Gfist mill
capable Of serving both places, situated un-
der the Hill.
For information apply to me on the
premises. Illi VIM. G. JAMES, ne
/. Cotile, Nov, 18th, 1866, Executor,
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aga "A BARGAIN TO be had g.
PLANTATION FOR SALE OR REMIT!
+ MILL sell or rent my plantation,
i three miles below Alexandria, on the
south side Of Red river; it contains five
hundred acres; with mules and farm
ing implements; also q lot Of fine mich
COWS. rs4 9a rs ,e4,,as...1,I.s
Also 4l9 acres Of land on .Catahoula
Lake, ls miles from Alexandria, one Of
the best Stock Farms in the Parish.
For terms apply to
Oct 10 '66tf 's'.
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10 T. q R g n & .

p 10 Il q R g Mt.
MY Cypress Valley plantation about %
1Vl miles north of Alexandria, between
Bayous DarTo and Rigolet, pretty well
fenced contains about 1900 acres Of good
tillable land, has on it good Quarters.
Oyerseer's house, Stables, ont buildings.
etc, and a fine steam Saw Mill and Cotton
Gin. Also my Lockrenza plantation on
fBoyout DaEroi contains about 500 good till
able cotton land, above high water mark |;
has on it oil the necessary buildings for
carrying on the plantation business. as
For terms, etc., apply to me at my resi-.
dence, or to my attorney, H s. Losee, at
Alexandria a 81 ELIZA HTyTE /. 3 :
g now 1866 TT a sExeeutrix,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-12-12
Plantations For Rent, Sale, Etc.
l FOR RENT ON SHARES. 81

~ PLANTATION on Red River, IL
a miles below Alexandria, in which
there is now fine crop growing, which
was but very little injured by the late
overflow, will be rented next year on
shares There is large and commo-
diotls house On the place, and quarters
for 10 or, l2 hands. Apply to Mrs. =.
". Compton on the premises, or to the
Editor OF the Sentinel, Opeloasas.
Sept. l9, 1866, ii. 8 sssF9