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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

0-~a0 moVon0 osoesery - Casa
Cosisses1 y ~ ap~stsa 0ss~s@~s
s,nsse N 00kD DRAWN EVERY !. pAis.
49, .esned - infusnatioa Furnished, the h!es.
s,aid fos Uoab3oooD. and ~ glno. u Oosa
~ 49,, slso f6e III 0oyefu0ent oecef1t1ce.
TAILOR . CO. nouksfe,
rAfv 10 Wall D.. New York.
VWorne~ ~ y0ooee.-'n stste Of health
t.e intesensi esss nay b compared e asver who's
.t~. o~ oycr he adoiniDg lsnd throakn Ne chan'
+ nesnrs or ri ~ mAde. Nd improve sneR quar-
M = iorr = il runs smoothly the channes =
LENT pure ana healthy II the cuu'ec q m nver
sss,, ~ &c wstcr In the canals II 20 nneef pofe
hui sooc beComes stagnant There y but one law o.
eiresial ION 5 natuse. Whea thesv = rupessopnc
soce Of hnmora 6uid IN the intestinal tudes and COS.
ty.e - takes place. nlw- bach into TIE oiou9 YES
sels and unitrnrs isei into the crculation TO es'
las i'm the fee VI the river, We must rrmose
The obstruction which s0p- free course, and those
Of its triuulary streams With the body follow tue
ssme natural principle-fvm we the Obst, n tons
hum the bowels with blsANDkETls'S PILLS. which
never injure bat are always eectua for the perfect
cieansins Of he system from foylness or disc e.
Remember, never suffer drop q blood to q takeI
non vuu EvacuAte the hum0rs - 0eten And as long
a. they are dcrar ged. or @ long - you are sick
See that b. BRANDRETH Il In white ie tiers In TN
Government stamp. Sold by all druggists. jy9-dwt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

Is Good building lots IN the city Of Rocl
olend, within I've minutes walk Of the U. 3
irseael. Price from $50 To ESQ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24

Out lots Of ten acrss eaeh, half mile from city
Of Reck lsland, on the Camden and Rock Island
reed. suitable for gardening or fruit raisine:
narlB Apply 10 GEO. L. DAvkNkOkf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24
\ wav to EcOmo1oise.

Lots with treat on the n. I u. R. 3. and
leo fhet ON Western Avenue end Gaines streets,
Win frame Once end stable fret rate location
for lumber ynrd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-24


natural requisites for prosecuting. The
ehcapness Of living, combined with the
large yield Of laber, would ing to eur
shores an immense accession Of population
The large profits upon labor NO uld give n,
an intelligent working population Of
the fisss requisites to manufacturing pro,
gross. The low cost Of living would enable
the labcses, tfnecesssry, 70 give his h6cY
for - low price - It 10 obtained in tho
principal manufacturing countries Of Eu
rope, end ~ b 10 abestsr coaditioa then
the operatives q the Oh woeid. So that
We should tAsA Aave aneeAsr essential .
successful manu- ctusing. viz: cheap labor,
which We have never had under the sys-
tenn Of psotsetioo. Nor 10 this ell n
very pseesss that Would render labor chefb.
prosperous and abundant hsrs. would rem.
der It prepestieaass,y scarce - ~ 3
Europe. The Withdrawal Of Iaber from
Great Britain end Germany would psoduce
: scarcity Of workmsn there, thereby plac,
ang inanatactursrs b . loo adsauiaepo6n
poe'uon Tor compel ing with our own and
:o's very c'scumstance wouA sasee On On
ar1o o. capital 70 succeed the smieration
~ 'soot; Herein 10 the erus I'D (inlv
tea"y euscove protection for Ime,:esr
oanutacturers 1t u the urotss,;o., - =.
tore. eods therefore, iuSininlv 49,. - ~. ~
oIc TN the nctitious resuisuoo. osSEss.
Liquidation. II IL oct % Be asn;sa ~. - s4n0
each condition u aGairn h,,.",s" uos
manufacture In Whish - ha,s ~. 81
same natural advantages e uther ec,rs. 20"
end which have subsiste1 lnelV throusS ' n
Sexasl1o Il thoi9 ioAuotrien. voe,,a ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-09-12

NJ O n T. O FL
T,HE ADVERTISEMENT Of Mrs.
j Elmira Brown concerning me and
her business and that, of the Estate Of
w. R. Brown, as published in Che DEM
oerat, is entirely useless and ont Of
place. | never have solicited the agen-
cy, nor do desire it. Any interested
parties can learn all further particulars
by calling on my attorneys, Ryan s.
White, Alexandria.
Il. FoNTAINE.
sept5-33tts
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A GARD.

A CARD
The undersigned having been called by
the unanimous voice of the Board of rrus
tees to assume the responsible duties OF
President Of MOUNT LEBANON FE-
MALE COLLEGE, enters upon the dis
charge of those duties with firm purpose
to spare no pains to make it equal to any
similar institution in the State. He has
selected corps of teachers Of tried ability.
Mrs. Lee and Miss Brartley are extensive
ly known as ladies' Of rare attachments and
elegant manners. Mrs. Courtney and Miss
l'Iayhall are DISTINGUISHED graduates, the
former Of Huntsville Female College, the
latter of Mansfield College, both expert
enced in teaching. and both most aucepta-
bic where they have taught.
The College properly belongs to the
State, leased for long term Of years to
the Trustees, and an annual sum is set
apart for. repairing and improving the
buildings. &c. M
The Stewards Department is also under
the control Of the President, who is deter
mined to see that there shall be no just
ground of complaint. Mrs. Lee and Miss
Brantley, residing in the College buildings,
and sharing the same table with the board
ers, will have the direct supervision Of the
conduct, and aid in forming the manners Of
the young ladies. While the religious in
struction of the pupils will be sedulously
attended tn, no sectarian influences shall be
brought to bear on them. "
The beauty and healthfulness Of this
woodland Town, the high moral tone and
intelligence of its population, and the
cheapness of Board and'Tuition offer, it
would seem, peculiar advantages The f.
deity with which the undersigned has dis
charged tn duties of the trusts heretofore
confded to him by the State, will, he
hopes, be aguaranty that he will be equal
" faithful to this no less important trust.
BARTHOLOMEW EGAN, NJ. ID.
Mount Lebanon, La, Aug, 1866.
ns~ The New Orleans Weekly Cres-
cent, Ouachita Telegraph, Cadlo Gazette,
South Western. Farmerville Uniou Re
card and Marshall Repuh lean will insert
four times and. send bills to Major g. g.
THuRMoSD.
Aug. 29th, DIT.
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NJ Y NJ OF H E R.

1t was a grand day in the old chivalric
lime; the vine circled round the board in
noble hall, and the sculptured walls rang
with sentiment and song. The lady ofeach
knights heart was pledged aloud by name,
aud many syllable significant Of lowell.
ness had been uttered, until il came to ST.
Leon 8 turn, when, lifting the sparkling cup
Gu high,
"Idrink to one,a he said,
Whose image may never depart,
Deep craven on this grateful heart
Till memory is dead (;
To one whose love for me shall last
When lighter passions long have passed,
50 holy It's and true;
To one whose love hath longer dwelt
More deeply fixed, more keenly felt,
Than any pledged to you"
Each guest upatared at the word,
And laid hand upon his sword,
With furry flashing eye;
And Stanley said We crave The name,
Proud knight, ofthis most peerless dame,
Whose love You count SO high"
St. Leon paused, as he would
Not breathe her name in careless mood
Thus lightly TO another;
Then bent his noble head as though
10 give that word the reverence due,
And gently said Ny Mother,s
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Alexandria Advertisements,
S,H Err IF Els SALE,

No. ll5.-Ninth Ju- .. ). flournoy
dicial District Court, vs.
Parish Of Rapides. 9alues =. lawson I
ny VIRTUE Of a writ of seizure and
- sale issued out Of the Ninth Judicial
District Court in aid for the Parish of
/ Rapides and State Of Louisiana and ,direcs
ted to the Sheriff tiereof,s I will offer for
sale at the Court House door ialtlle town
oT Alexandria, Parish and State aforo
said, on
Il ATgltAT Che 9Th day Of eCTaBESnls, 1896,
between the hours prescribed by law, all
the right, title and interest Of the success
sion Of james Il. Dawson, deceased, in and
TO a certain tract or parcel Of land, lying
and being situated on the fsayous Rap
ides BGuf and Valentine. Containing eiuht
hundred and five'acres being tie planta-
tion and adjacent lands formerly belonging
TO 4. II. and Mary Sibley, bounded above
on Bayou Rapides by lands of Tyler, and
below by lands Of Smith Gordon, said
tract having been acquired by Dawson at a
sale made for partition on the 18th Au-
gust, 1858, by James G. Wise, Sheriff, up
on process issued in the case Of heirs Of
5ibley vs.. Sibley's heirs, which mortgage
was made to secure the payment Of the
note in this suit
Seized in the above entitled suit to sat
=isfy said writ.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in United States
Treasury notes. -
Possession will not be given until the
first of January next, there being lease Of
the placefor this year.
JAMES R. ANDREWS,
s Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Alexandra, La, Au-
gust I'd, 1856.
Aug. 20, ids. Printers fees $3l so.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-09-12
LOVE Me; LEAVE NE NOT"
BY J. WILLIS MENARD.

Is
CFrom the NO. Sunday Times.
Glove me, leave ME not mo nevse
Life is dark and full of woe;
We are one and cannot sever,
Though the winds of sorrow blowl
True, | often sigh in sorrow
Sigh because your words are cold;
But the sunshine of the morrow,
Fills my heart with joy untold.
Glove me, leave me not" for dreary
Are the days when you're away;
And my heart grows sick and weary,
AS vainly sigh and pray.
Once warm love cheer'd my bosom,
When our years were young and gay
Now it's faded-but twill blossom,
When this long night turns to-day!
Glove me, leave me not, in anguish,
Press your warm lips unto mine;
( Then this heart no more will anguish,
If again you call me thine.
We have kiss'd and truly given
Views before the sacred shrine;
And we're one earth--in heaven
You are mine and ] am thine!
Love me-claim this aching bosom,
Press it once more to thine own
And the fowrs of Hope will blossom
Where the pangs Of sorrow burn!
Take me, am thine forever
Soon from earth we'll pass away
But we'll meet, when here we sever,
In q brighter land of day!
- 100 -
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V E RY PR E TTY

A pretty little maiden
Had a pretty little dream,
A pretty little wedding
Was the pretty little theme.
A pretty little bachelor
To win her favor cried,
And asked her how she'd like to be
His pretty little bride.
With some pretty little bushes,
And a pretty little sigh, :.
And some pretty little glances
From pretty little eye,
With pretty little face
Behind pretty fen,
She smiled on the proposals
Of this pretty little man.
Some pretty little cloves"
And some pretty little "dears,'
Some pretty little smiles
And some pretty little tears,
Some pretty little presents,
And Q pretty little kiss,
We're some pretty little preludes
To some pretty little bliss.
This pretty little lady
And her pretty little spark,
Met the pretty little parson
And his pretty little clerk /;
A pretty little wedding ring
United them for life,
A pretty little husband
And apretty little wife.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-09-12
NIGGER D0ODLEDANDY.

Yankee Doodle is no more,
Sunk his name and station;
Niger Doodle takes his place,
And fayors Imagination.
Niger Doodle's all the go,
Ebon skin and handy,
Loyal" people all must bow
To Niger Doodle Dandy.
The white breed is under par,
1t lacks the rich aroma,
Give Us something black as tar,
Give us old Dahomey.'
Niger Doodle look at him!
No barren soil or sandy,
Full of scent and Southern vim,
Is Niger Doodle Dandy
The Grecian nose is aout of joint
Can be pulled too easy;
Give us one without a point,
Flat and black and greasy.
Blubber lips are killing sweet,
Kinky heads are splendid,
And oh, it takes such bully feet
To have the heels extended.
Mix the colors, stir the paint,
Like sugar loaf and brandy,
Father Of the coming Saint
Is Niger Doodle Dandy.
" Help" is getting very scarce,
And wages are alarming;
But contrabands are coming fast,
The Southern hive is swsrming.
Niger Doodle, Kinky Crown,
Amt yon very handy?
Won't you bring the wages down,
By Niger Doodle Dandy?
Hearts good and true
Have wishes few,
In narrow circles bounded;
And hope that lives
On what God gives,
Is Christian hope well founded.
Small things are best
Grief and unrest
To rank and wealth are given;
But little things,
On little wings.
Bear little souls to Heaven.
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Qhr SJ}enlotrat,
TE r M 8.

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D E N II AL N OtTIGE.

D E N T A 1 N OF / G E.
DR. KENNEDY, Dentist, intending to
Dlocate permanently in Alexandria-
offers his professional services to che citi-
zens and public generally. he is prepared
to perform all operations in his profession
in superior manner. Having practiced
twenty-three years, he hopes to be able to
please all who may favor HIM with their
patronage He refers to the citizens Of
Natchitoches where he formerly practiced.
He can be found at the Ice House for the
present. sSept5-tf.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-09-12

|. ~ Somebody says Brownlow never
travels without a body guard, and
Brick Pomeroy replies that the body
guard on such occasions never travels
without a backyard.
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LINES, To

From the New Orleans Sunday Times.
As once l sang in olden times;
That broken is the harp ofyore,
And vanished are its notes sublime.
All! could they read within my soul,
The saddened numbers swelling there
The bitter pangs that spurn control,
And fill my being with despair;
They would not wonder that my harp
Lies broken now beneath my feet
Or that my grief should render sharp,
The notes thatonce were low and sweet.
But, ali! the world may never sweep
The chords that thrill within my heart;
It's music lies too still and deep
1t sldmhers, but can ne'er depart.
Could ! but dip a magic quill
In sources of Promethean fire,
Then would weave a burning thrill
In every touch | gave my Tyre.
But now, amid its broken strings,
There linger only notes of woe
Ny hand no longer from it brings
The music Of the Long-ago.
I onoe at pleasures altar knelt-
Yes, knelt and drank its richest wine !;
For then my heart had never felt
The shadow Of a darker shrine.
/ ne'er had known the maddening power
OF loye-my soul was then at rest
My heart was ike a bidding flower,
That-nursed sunbeam in its breast
Butnow, alas that clouds should rise,
Should darllen Ger SO fair sky;
Should ill gladstone heart with signs,
.q That once knew nought oftear or sigh.
| loved there knelt before my shrine,
A being | was proud to win;
Whose brow wore every seal divine
The stamp of virtue shrined within.
We wedded-words grow weak and faint
To color scenes so wildly bright;
Dark pictures art can always paint,
Who can portray ray of light?
But swiftly fed the dream Of joy,
And sad is its deserted throne;
Fate came, alas to blight--to destroy
We parted was left alone.
Yes, parted, that my love might lay
Devotion on his country's shrine,
While troubled shadows darkly play
Around this lonely heart of mine.
70 think Of moments past and bright,
But makes my sadness deeper now;
Tis like the mornings robe Of light
Beside the midnight's sable brow.
Then wonder not that / no more
My harp in rapture wildly sweep;
The JOY that woke its tones before,
Now slumbers in a dreamless sleep.
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August goth, 1866, 3t

For Sale.
TWENTY THOUSAND acres Of valu-
/ able Pine Woods land, with some I'M
proyements, near Alexandra, Ia, north
side Of Red river. For terms, etc, apply
to FL. S. Losee, Esq. at Alexandra, Bo-
CANS buildings, Front Street.
GEO. L. WILSON.
April 18th, IT,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-09-12
MOUNT LEBANON
T EMALE COLLEG E
THE exercises Of this Institution will be
resumed on the first MONDAY of SEP
TEMBra next under new and most favora-
BILE auspices.

resumed on the first MONDAY of SEP
rEMBsa next under new and most favora-
BILE auspices. - 81
~ ACADEMIC BOARD.
BARTHOLOMEW EGAN, NJ, D., President
Mrs. MD. LEE,
Miss SAILIE }. BRANTLEY. 1
MRs. CoaSELA CoURTSEY,
Miss BELLE MAYHALL,
Mrs. Il. RICHARDSON, Matron.
Terms Per Month SPECIE OR EQUIV
ALENT.)
Primary Department. .a....$3 90
Higher English i. A 90
Classical and Scientific studies. 5 90 /
Music aud use Of Piano ...... s 90
Modern Languages, each ...82 90
Board ................ IL 90
Payment for Board and Tuition must be
made in advance. Students should enter
either at or before the beginning of the
next term. There will be no deductions
from the above rates except in cases of pro-
tracted illness.
T. COURTNEY,
President Board Trustees.
&c. G. THURMoND.
IS Secretary and Treasurer.
.
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Sixth Session
Begins LIST MONDAY in SEPTEMBER next,
and ends Both day of JUNE, 1867,
Academic Board
Consists ofseven Professors and two
Assistant Professors.
Course Of Study
Embraces a Preparatory and an Aca-
demic Department and two Special
Schools, one Of Civil Engineering, the
other of Medicine.
Admission
Granted to Cadets Of fourteen gears Of
age, who kno~ arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography.
Expenses
Of every kind, except clothing, for 10
months, 1926 90; 225 90 payable in
advance, balance 1st February.
Last session closed with l08 matric-
ulates.
For further information, address
DE-. BOYD, Superintendent,
Post Office, Alexandra, La.
Sept. 5th, 1866, If.
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g9A The richest instance of Yankee en-
terprise, says Richmond paper, is said to
have occurred in Fanquier county, Va,
last week, where chap from the I" land of
wooden nutmegs " succeeded in engaging
dozen or more of Mosby's men" to go
North and ride tournaments Heagreed
| to pay all expenses, furnish them with fine
horses and pay them each So per day. He
endeavored to secure Mosby also, offering
| him as high as sl25 per day, but the ex-
cavalry chieftain couldn't see it.
-~~~cO-c.-~~-sR ~--~~|o-S~~>~--
p Somebody SAYS BrownloW never
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-29
SERVANTIEUR'S COMPOUND
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Our other preparations which prepared with
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Dromgoole & Cos Vegetable Antibillious Pills.
De La Rockies Liver Pills.
DR.. j. Parham's Eye Water
Call on Agent and procure circular and read it.
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Agent Adams
A CARD

Messr-. Jos 7. Hall & Co, manufacturers at HAIL.
Burglar and FireprOOf Safes
Dear Su-Qur large Halls Freproof safe was
taken from the ruins of Pixies Opera house thus
afternoon after being subjected to the most in
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ninety hours and our books and valuable paperf,
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this test surely severe an one us safes can he
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WNI. SUMNER & co,
OF wheeler & Wilson's Sewing machine Co.
Cincinnati March ~ l-66
',ll assortment of the above Safes on hand and
"a taken for Bankers, Jewellers and Merchants
Saigo as every description by their agents.
McCuIB~ u CO.
1921 and 324 Main street
apllsd&w1m. Memphis, Tenn.
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DE LA LOOKE'S
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English Female BlIters

For the cure OF painful, suppressed irregular
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