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DAsuAwAr Looor No. ai0.--At regular naeet-
Ing Of Daehaway Lodgr No. 40, l. O. @. T., held
ou Tuesday evening Last, ut their hall, corner Of
HAlsted and Harrison Streets the following officers
were elected for The ensuing term: Simeon ".
King, W. G. T.. Katie Foruhof, ", '. T.; Il, c.
Morey, F; ". =, r. Wno.. Jordan, ". i. j. G.
Mac1l y; F. g. Mrs: E. .; Morcy, ". r.;
+ |, =, Cooper, ". o. g.; Mrs. Y. n. il. Arnold.
, 1866-02-02

EfoWu. yesterdAy afternoon, epe examination. md
~as required 10 Rye haii tn the eu OF $500 for iii
h:pesfance before the Grand Jury Of the Recorders
Cout3- The kArpe fellow VIE arrested Ia Peoria
thnFt time aimee, on sitntl1r charge, but uhnsred
20 escape through some defect II &he testimony ad
kY hS F}T1n
, 1866-02-02

w Aa.N..I!ED-Agen 81. gents-Through.
Gn5 i;e.nt - pPuh,htd under ths ssncte1 Of Leu
= 9esseo a.Ea7tac., .esdT III tifvery
S9s1piefs Y one ELEGANT octsyo yntnma ~ ~
Hn sF!eHgld Seel Portraits Of Gems f:r.nt Snss-
Sheridan. Ihomas Acrhs1sop Ne,;e M3 a T
tla4' anu VIII numerous mapA aod nls1. n.rtss
Gen. SoEsoef. Chief EnslneT IN - s tso ~
srHvEd on siore. fhe following ietisr 80 en-
Eawns. Chief of Ssa1 to Il Lieus EM.I NJ IA..S.oea.
lts &uthtntic and o6trtat chs1acier: ooes4. AooHs
HZApQCAkIKt II ARxtx3 ov -n, q
WASHINGTON, Au1 ,sEo-E
11of. Henry Copp<e. Sh-Nlth The esoeetsi sHs..9,
or Lieut.. Gen. EFaut h-Te tho pleasure al s%nt -
you herewith suth material Will be Of .r1Ms x
you N The preparation or yoax htltory Of Atirnt ~.
hs Campaigns, ant shall pe happy to 2lTa 10 Joa a.
any time my !nfoimattoo N ny power in strprloe
4ccuf1cy and oDpsseI ess In your WORK.
IN, sE. sesJ Eespec ssully. your oo't seEyt.
JuIN i. hWIEs,
. BIT Nal Gen. and Chief OF St1d.
NO 0tht Wufkon The e4e 4ubFecs pUhtlehfd has bay
cl-tm whatever to ofttisl accuracy and hxtata and
the people should no: su themselves b deceived
lu Ihe mstter. Prof coppte. Gen. Grants ckssnaate
At est Point cou1f1de In The Mexican Har, and f
lorS personal fFcnt, has had ftte scccse the Gt
e:a psiFalo pt pe1s letter oooks records de-. ed
ooe else bAa bad such and therefore, al other
similar works published must ho made up from mAte
nal Eatl cred from unreliable sources. and capnot b.
aepeodtd npou. Do uot bo decetscd. Gct the official
aao lhe nfg: For null paE,cniaEs terms. &c add1esA
Chrsro. Ill. = resS
, 1866-02-02
New York Stock and Honey Market.

New 3ofk STOCK and Money Market.
NEW Tok1. Feb. l.,
MosKY-E&sy 1t sat per cent.
t12A. 7-7'' >~9
tsoLp-A shade easier, opening At 14ox, declining to
1H9k ard clostug At l49k.
GOyEkIXIxT SToCKa-A shad. drner. T.. g. tts fsl
ctup Maa DO $40 coup - loo: do corp d lo.;
Te4s; Eottt 80. IT Series e s9x d. q seass. .:
inE PIX: u. e: 10: M; wv: III: G. 1tsH; Alton
do tpld) SIX X. I. s-lo 9ok: #. ". 81; r. H. sp
, 1866-02-02

becan1e fit&}e tusp1ctou4 Ehen cemsi6sfed the
astonishing speed ut which ua7 new karb must have
travelled TO Say nothing OF hat seemed the ,nsr-
vellous astTity Of Canadian 1aflors: hut ~ h3d
already paid onehan Of the price do N, / vas
Obliged to lake than. Rather proud Of nv pr1r-
chase turned out to let ny friends admlre me- ard
a1a, IN tex days my uew garments also turned out
z-sc!y dlae: ent from what expected or than.
First, lhe stitching Of the seams beRan 10
undo, and from tlis 1 eloaiy perceived
that myselfhad been dons Then ahed few vest
buttons atter dinner, and next morning while In
The fct q embracing my wtfe-a ceremony which I
never 1atl TO perform before going into tpwu-lhc
t"0 SECTIONS Of my coat which never ret showed
70 me enemy, suddenly parted COMPANY 1coud
ennmetae some other MIshaps whIGh have beGsIleu
me- prl u not m agEecablc duty 10 expose mJ1eH
70 loscule. either through faulty garments or the
columns Of newspaper. Suffice ii that hay9 been
.eeIef1ously autrdled; that have discovered Ca.
hadian cIothea to be thoddy Clothes manufactured
III Chicago expressly for simpietonsS IKE
nnyselt; that an "justiy Killed With nine own
t1tachefJH in connl7fng at Maud upon he Gov
eminent Of my beloved lind; and TINT hereby
otfet myseH as an example, beacon-I hsi almost
. ssid scare crow-to warn ii other foolish hiee,
aneeS Of polite spiders, whose tpretty little par
,ns'er come ont again." but decep11Ye Canadian
c1othet-Bults whence you emerge, ahs, too soon.
.... JEAxEs.
We can scarcely sympathize NTH "Jeames," rs
ne secs to have been out Of the path Of duty when
tne hope that 1t may deter Others from biting ut the
r1lHef1 hc nS-
, 1866-02-02

Go to our friend, N. r. NIerrfll,a for
Kerosene otls. lnmps. lanterns, chandeliers. glass
ware, etc., Il and = Randolph street. h55
, 1866-02-02
8trape9.'

CTRAYED Run Away-Tues-
X day evening, .Ian- nth, In the neixhborhesto q
IlulIs Head DARK bay Horse, hbout II yeais ota,
having attached 70 Lis ha.ne.t fragE1rnts 4 ;
=, -, w ~ - S.w-rS strrrr h31
, 1866-02-02

The following we're the e1osioE prices At 80 p. m.
n. T. Centra, 67x; Eide. 7sK; Hudson River 1oo4
Residing, %; Michigan Southern, g.; Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh. s0K; Rock Island, esx..
, 1866-02-02

a AFE7zA11 RoBE THEA dilapidated ras.ant
looking specimen Of female humanity Nho gaye her
na1ne a Margaret Martin WIS ar1ulgned In the
Police Court yesterday afternoon to answer to the
charge OF laEceny, preferred BY Wright Brothers,
livery men. It appearcd In evidence that she stole
ca~sEin robe from the1. stable few days ago and
sold tito Mary Heating. The keeper Off low saloon
On Water street. who N turn disposed Of It TO Pit
Debroe. Margaret was committed In default OF
, 1866-02-02

A FAMILY Row.-Charaes chamberliu, the loep-
CT Of The Fort Wayne + Chicago Railroad eating
honte, wns nrzaigned in The Police Court yc.crayv
afternoon at the instance o: his ~lfc, who CHARGED
him With beng drunk and disonetiy, hut from
scmc slight hints thrown ont by Mrs. c., 1t wa.
evident That be was guilty Of eomet4frr Of more
serious nature: and II alleged by al ofcef thai
they both hnd been guilty OF breach OF The ptact
bus a. be seensed fo,h 10 tell all he Knew The rriy-
onvr "af dismissed upon the payment Of f15 and
rD1tA,
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17
LOST or STOLEN.

! A note made by l.. ~ Huddleston 70
| $1,000, dated Jaauary lst, ls62, at i
months with 8. per cent. interest from date
| in favor of HymaD& & Cazahat. a
"A note due by j. C.Smali dated Janu
i AIRY lst. 1862, payable one day after dat'
for $50, with8 per cent interest, in iato
| of Lyman & Cazabat. n
A note made by Pierre Eacour for S3155 SS;3315
|fl,ayablelone day after date with s. per cen.
interest, infayor Of Lyman s Cazabat ane
dated March 18th, lS6l. aa III {
"A note due by j.. D. johnson for s26l
dated Sept. 9th, 1865. payable one da,
from date, in favor of Hynlan d Gazabat.
A note due by Mrs Mary Griffith ,sfor ont
/ hundred idoNars, dated Japaay LIST, 1862
| III. favor of Lyman & Cazabat. a
A note draWnlby Mrs. Mary Griffith fol
$500, withS per cent interest, dated March
10th, 1861 payable. one day from date, il
favor o., i,Hyman 4, Cazabat. .
Fl A note due byThomas Woodard for $500
dated January LIST, 1862, payable one day
l,from,date with 5. per cent interest in favor
lot Hyman Il Gazabat. II
| "A note due by Thomas. Woodland dated
August 10Th, 1865, Tor $l02, payable one
day from date, with s. per cent interest, iu
favor Of A. A.Gazabat .. gs
j a Mortgage note due Alexander McMil-
Ian, John S.sAlIen, NJ. N. Swaffpd and
Thomas H.Deen, insolido, 5SS370, with 8. per
cent interest from date, dated March. 9Th,
1861, and payable twelve months after date,
in favor Of A. Cazabat. sfa i
Two notesdue by Landry Baillio, one for
$50, dated June lst, 1859, payable one day
from date with 8. per cent interest, the otter
for sS9, dated August 9th, 1860, payable one
day from date, with s. per cent interest IN
favor Of w. B. Hyman. and acknowledged
to be due and owing January LIST, 1862, BY
the maker thereof. .,at s .s.,,. &
i Three mortgagel notes dated December
4th, 1861, made BY r. II. Turner, payable
to John Bragg, and by him endorsed in
bank, each for the sum Of $3.50 50, duae1st
January, 1863, lst January, 1864, and lst
January. 1868, bearings. per cent interest
from maturity and paraphed Ne Narietur"
by DAVID Hardy, n p; ~
A Mortgage Note due by Mrs. Maha'a
N. Waters forS2375. with s per cent. in
terest from date, dated March lst, 1861 +,
and payable slonr years after date to the
order Of Thomas B. Waters, aud BY him
endorsed, in bank, and showing credit loi
$375. This note has ben paid.
All persons are hereby cautioned not to
trade for or purchosc any ofthe above notes
as payment has been stopped. a..l aflfs ~,
Jan. 10th, 1866 3-t. j. 6. WHITE.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17


MIR, CsAaIv's ANRgDMEST.--sfhe follow
ing is the full text OF an amendment to the
Constitution of the United States, intro.
duced in the Senate by Senator Cragin, Of
1Ney Hampshire, on the daysof adjourn
mept: S. {t ta., "a.
Paramount sovereignty shallreside with
! in the United States, and every citizen
thereof. OF of any State or Territory there
in, shall be bound preliminary to faith, 10y
atty and allegiance to the United States,
anything in the Constitution, laws, or oldi-
nances of any State to the contrary not
withstalding and every State heretofore
in the Union, or which may hereafter be
admitted as a member thereof, shall forever
remain aud constitute part of the United
States, and shall not, uDder any circnm
stances whatever, have any right to secede
or withdraw thereiron,. ise. H.t 49,. 81,
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17
Just and Wise,

~ N-Fg ! = q /. 80
The Mobile Registers says the New Or
leans Pleayune, III commenting under the
title of" What is Loyalty on the disturb
apce at the Mobile Theatre few evenings
since, when /. Yankee Doodle was Kissed,
DIRE. from an officer Of the army stationed
there, q lengthy and well written commune
cation, from which We clip a few para
graphs; 4 81. .4s 'ss
Go you to any honest citizen Of the
North, or approach any brave aud upright
soldier OF our army, and say. \" / have been
your antagonist; have fought you dasper-
ately from the beginning to the end, but
YOU. strength was too great for US, and we
are overcome, and must now submit to the
DEGREES Of war and accept the conditions it
has imposed upon u.s." And though that
citizen or soldier may be the last of his
family who has survived the rayages of the
war, ne will place bis hand in yours and
say: /" respect you still; let US now bury
the ,past, taal with confidence in each other
tread the path Of the future in peace and
.anity.9 sls
lie would be a coward .gor an enemy to
our COMMON country did he do otherwise.
-, ,,a.% ~, at.ix ~
Confle in the wisdom and generosity of
the American people, aud believe that those
who wore lately goul,enemies, arenowtwil-
ling and anxious to become your friends;
and will at the, earliest possible moment
gladly accord You all the rights and priyi-
.lea55es Of citizenship. n 81 ii. 81
The Register notices this communication
in its usual diguiied and sensible style:
Intercourse between the sections, to dis
pei prejudices aad come to a true under
standing, is what is wanted. I, 1t is certain,
now, that we have. got to live together un-
der the same Government, and as the ever.
lasting slavery question is no longerla quiv-
er full OF the arrows of bitter agitation in
the hands of politicians, a fairer prospect
OF future harmony opens uponlls. That dis,
tracing sgbject gone, the South has lost.
the principal motive of independence, and
now, there is no inpediaeat to ';lnore
perfect union except the sectional exas-
peYations and wounds efa long and san
culinary war. No gman who truly, loves his
country, either seetionally, orsas a whole,
can fail TO see his duty clear andimperative,
in allayipg these animosities and healing
those wounds With tie, balm, of generosity
and Kindness Upon the victors this duty
is especially incumbent. They eau afford
TO be generous. They were the laurel of
triumph, and no true man among them who
has thrown his own life. into the struggle
has ever been heard to deny that he has
helped to yahqdish d 2 foenlan worthy Of
his steel" q. q .7.l
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17
Jlld IN eat.
iEmeline g. Haynes, District Court
II 81 W. sl Parish Of Rapides.-

1Eintlue VI. 11ayheo, u'otitS1 VVure--
John 3. Borland. No "a. 3....
In this snit the Plaintiff having established
his claim. and the law and evidence being ia
her favor, ii is, therefore, ordered, adjadgpd
and dtcreed that she recover from the pos
session Of John b. Bprland, her husband
fhirtyave head Of hogs and one mare and
colt. as her separate parapberual property
and tha, she have the entire control and ad
miRistration other pariphernal and separate
property free from the contiol Of ber said
shnsband. gF4
ii IS further ordered that she be separate
il, property ftom her husband and that de.
sfendant pay The costs Of this suit to be
taxed, 8, ss,..e.... IS, ~, :,
Dene and signed il oper Court, this 24.h
day ofOetober, a. D. 1865. as.,. q
..'s''', NJ. RYAN, Judge.
District Court, Parish Of Rapides, Filed
October 24th, 1863. I
r. ii. FITZPATRICK, Clerk.
f---1 "A True Cory. Clerks OF
L. s. l,fce, Alexandria. Louisiana, De-
>-s~-~ cember 18th. 1865. ... q
3 -. St 4. NJ. KILPAIRICK, Clerk. Il
! Dee, 2Ttss b. 81 nr;atss'a fees slaaoQ,
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17
SUCCESSION SALE.
James Simpsons No. lU5 - Distri

james Simpsons No. lU5 District
Succession, 4 Court Rapides Parish
PURSU ANT TO Decree, rendered in the
above cause and an order from, the District
Genrt of this Parish, dated january 9th,
1866, shall sell 4 Public Auction on the
premises on 8 SATURDAY Y the 9th day Of
JANUARY, ,rinst.. lthe following property
OF the Succession Of James Simpson, de-
ceased; viz: a 85
81 lead stock cattle. @ s s
Il sliuule, Il
~ fear mus wagon. m -
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17
HENRY ST. JOHN,
p FL a r M "A g L e N
x Strt& Il
OFFERS TBs FOLLOWING PREPARATIONS
i OF HIS OWN, 'ss
D, r u G. G. I S T
c 0 MP OUNpiN G

/ l. Vt I11S ONNs -.
~ coMpouNplXG:
st. Johns ARNIoA L1N1NENr. An D
excellent preparation for Sprains, ~
Brushes, SweIlings, Rheumatism &c. IL
St, Johns Coscss1nATEn EssExoE or
JAMAICA GINGER. Prepared from the finest
root.
st. Johns ExpEcronAsr SYaup. for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains lin the
chest, &c.
St. Johns COMPOUND FLUID ExrnAcr OF
BuoHU. For diseases of the bladder, &c.
ST. Johns VEGETABLE ApERIENr Pitts.
St.John's COMPOUND SYRUP or THE IIY.
roRHosPHlrEs. For chest complaints, weak
upgs, &C.,
81. johns AsTIsErTIc DGsrRrFrcE. 7
st. Johns Essence LEaoN VANILLA, &C..
&c. For aavoring.
Shot, powder, gun caps. idouble water
prooi) Eey's elastic gnn-wads. all sizes.
Scariicators. gum lancets, Evans thumb
lancets, toilet soaps tooth brushes, powders
hair, oils, envelopes, writing paper, hair,
brushes, combs, rszors and strops, fine pock.
ct knives, Rogers English scissors, Warren s
English needles. Coats sewing thread.
Carbinate Soda, salaratus, Hops. q
Smoking tobacco, chewing tobacco,
cigars.
), l Fine Bourbon Whiskey and genuine
French Brandy. ~ & :
Window glass, putty, oils, colors, var
nlsl,es, with q general assortment of Drugs
aud medicines, coal oil and lamps, &C., &c,
HENRY ST. JOHN,
IcE HOUSE, Alexandria, Louisiana. !
Particular care given to dispensing physi.
cians prescriptions for which putpose the
very best drugs have been selected.
November 8, 1865. II.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17

ssg During the prevalence of the late
annalar eclips,san enthusiastic colored indi-
yidual became greatly elated. Bress de
Lord, said he, z niesers time hab come at
las he's free, and now we gwine to had a
black saa-Asurely do Master Of glory am
wild dc colo.sd sfalkss, a.l .is.lr ~. Is z.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17

By OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
HI usi.i 4%es.a iilF;-TTT-7T etgse s8ssE ~,
hOh. she was aiaaid Of laaghingeye, a9
Andishe lived in u garrett cold and high,
And he was threadbare, whiskered beau,
And be lived in q aeellaredamp and low,
But the rosy boy Of the cileruh wing. II.
Hathmany shaft in his slender string;
And the youth below snd the maid above
Were touched with the flashing darts ofloyc
and she would wake from her troubled
sleep,
Der his slender biilet-doux to weep;
Or stand like statue cold aud Esir,
And gaze on lock Of his bright red hair.
And he who was late SO tail and proud,
With his step 50 firm and his laugh 50 loud
! Ills beard grew long and his face grew thin,
And he pincd in solitude over his GIN.
sf-t@ stsiHaf$ - ~ fSf4 taSs55f s55l& itzzI2
But one soft night il, the month Of June,
Assn 10y in the light Of a,cloudless moon,
Avoice came floating soft and clear, =
'sTothe startled ilaiden's listening ear.
Oh, then from her crealsing conch she sprung,
,AAna her tangled tresscs back. she fungi;
She looked from her window far below,
And be stood beneath, her whiskered beau!
sgss3s:. sae t9sssd ..ass
'aShe did not start with a foolish frown,
But packed her trunk and soamperd down,
And there was her lover tall andtrae,
ln bis threadbare coat Of Che brightestilsue.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17

gye The 4sth, 55th and 61st Regiments
Of Colored Infantry, have been mustered
out of service at Baton Rouge, and their
arms turned in to- the u. s. Arsenal.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17
FOR SALE, RENT. or LEAsE

MY Plantation on Bayou Rapides, three
NJ miles and a half from Alexandra, One
thousand acres cleared, there are Eve negro
cabins. the fence mostly destroyed, there ave
$500 new rails and plenty cf rail timber on
the place. For terms apply ID Judge Man.
aing, sors the undersigned, tsts
Dsc. u, e5, tE5a II q. MADDOX.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17
HOOKING BACK.
WOULD yaa ba youg again .l
So would not I--'s.f ss.s9s TAR Tvs
One tear'to memory given,

One to memory given, + 2
Onward I'd bic. 49,
sl LIES dark food fartlaa o'er-, el4si
x4dtll hutsas rest on shorer-,ss M
snSay, would you plunge once more,
With homo 50 nigh .,, /.
ta., I'm
III 53u might, wonld you now
ls Retracs your way? =, sa9 s5asgt
Wander through stormy willis,
Faint and ,astray .s.''5,'
y Nights gloomy watches spread,
4iiMoraingi all beaIning FED,
4 Hopes smiles around Us she'd.
Isi HeavenwsTd away. I
Where, then, are those dear ones,
aM ourjoys and delightg y4
Dear aud more dear, though now
Hidden from sight. = 81
Where they rejoice to be,
ad'rhere is the land for me-;
g Fly, timely speedily 'a a 3
4. ,, 4 Come, life and light. ,.ss
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17
ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA, JANUARY Il. 1866,

! saddle, @
! plows,
SO head hogs, ii
Lot c'stern hoop iron,
Pair balances,
Mark and brand. M
i.l. A, TERMS: h
Cash for movab'es. Land, one.third cash
----tle residue on a credit of one and two
years, with s per cent. interest from day Of
sale. secured BY mortgage and retention Of
vendors. lien.
Sherif"s Office, Jan. 10Th 1866, tda. I'll
Jan. 10th, ct. Printers fees $l2 90.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17

OuStdTus.
Cranberries: Wines, BrAndies, Brandy
Fruits, Whiskey, Rum, Gin; Port.
) Sherry and Madeira Wines; Cau-
dies. Sugar plums, Gum drops,
3 Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc. q.
Let the public give him a call and they
swiilf6dhis Store fully uplto the best that
eau be brought to this market, and at tic
very cheapest cash prices.
January 8, 1866, #. ' ~ s1isj Is
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17
Plantation for Rent or Lease.

~ .Emdsld' plantation, nine. miles
from Alexandria on bayou Robert. No
buildings on tie place. Plenty Ct rails to
repair fences. The lessee can paw rent ia
building cabins, gin, etc., if the work is ap.
proved. The plantation is one of the best
in Louisiana, and will be leased for three
years. For terms apply to Judge Manning.
3 THOS. O.'M0ORE. 4
aAipxnff1ria Danemhar Rti, Il Qc5 ltf.s, 3 z
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17
NUMBER |. !! 80
IOl Grayier Street. l(
" T N LEAN,
G e. ERAL s
PURCHASING a GENT,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDlNs
NJ ER Fl a IN r.

Having opened Purchasing Agency 70,
the accommodation Of MERoHAKTs, Bp1L6ERs
PLANTERS AND FAMILIES who do not wish
to visit the City, ] offer my services fo-
the Purchase Of all kinds Of Mercbaodis1
and Supplies which will be bought at the
lowest market rate aud SHIPPED BIZ Ex.
PRESS, or as ordered, to the required desti.
nation. All orders entrusted to nv care
will be faithfully executed.
Orders addressed to my care through the
Post Office will meet with prompt attention.
AGENTS of the ADAMS ExpREss CoMpANr
and the COMMERCIAL EXPRESS CoapAxY and
the AGENTS of OTHER COMPANIES connect.
ing with those, are authorized to receive
orders for me.
Parties sending orders will have the sam,
tiled and sent to authorized agents with bin
TO collect on delivery, or through agents OF
Express Companies.
Parties VISITING the CIrY with view II
making purchases will find it to their in.
terest to call on me, as my arrangements
are such that q saving Of Money and Time
to fiji.
1t is my purpose to meet the wants Of
all classes in the States Of LOUISIANA.
MISSISSIPPI, ALABAMA, ARKAN.
.SAS, and TEXAS, to supply them with
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17
Ii Err ST ABLE
ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA.

THE undersigned have leased and tho
i. ronghly repaired the large. commodous
and well known Livery Stable, in the rear
of the Town Hall, owned and recently kept
BY Clark & Taylor, and will carry on tue
business in all its branches. @r.I9s5
They will keep constantly to hire ii
Buggies, ,s
Carriages,
Hacks,
ail7 Wagons,
r iit And Saddle Horses:
WILL SEND TRAVELLERS,
In charge of experienced drivers. to any
place desired. ss ali .
VIII take in horses to board by the day.
week Or month. having in their employ none
but the best aud most experienced .hosters.
We are always on hand, attending per.
solally to The wants Of our patrons, and
hope TO merit and receive the liberal patron
age always extended to Clark &, Taylor.
Prices uniform and as moderate Us the
times will allow.
IERMS.-A1.WAYS CASH.
WAINWRIGHT & GOFFE.
Alex, La, Nov. 29tb, '65, If.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17
Farming and Plantation Utensils, ana
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
lEE At THE LOWEST g sayle
NEW ORLEANS PRICES 1

! Z NEW ORLEANS PRICES
Parties giving me their orders for pu..
ehases here or elsewhere, will save the ex.
pense Of travel, and + viii guarantee tho
strictest economy for their Interest,", a.
fI respectfully solicit consiguments a.
SUGAR, CoTToN and other PRoDuc7s or rHE
SOIL; also, all kinds OF GENERA MERcHA..
Disc from my friends, and those Of my
referees and the public generally, pledgipr
myself to give the fullest satisfaction.
BY special permission | respectfully refer
to the following 'wellkdovn gentlemen, r..
presenting yariohs business:
Messrs Pike, Lapeyra & Bro, Bankeu
New Orleans. 4'. -.
B. +, Pegram,. Agent Atlantic and Mis-
sisslppls Steamship Company, New Orleans.
y. J. McKeever, President Commercial |
Express Company New Orleans. se
Edward. Thompson, Wholesale Grocer.
tate Thompson \ Barnes,) New Orleans.
\; :. Morse, Proprietor City Hotel, New
Orleans. ssss@@A
Walter Wakefield, Commission Merchant
aud Ship BrokersNew Orleans.
Charles II. Frazer, Natcheg. Mississippi.
/. Hon. John Ray, Monroe, nonisiana.a
Hugh Allison & Co, Cotton Factors and
Commission Merchants,
james CONCEAL, Druggist. a
Us. Williams, Superintendent New Or,
leans and jackson Railroad.
Captain John 8. Woodfolk, steamer
Grey Eagle. s
II g hlarges. q
For al orders under $1,000, 5 per cant.
Over $1,000, 39er cent.
s. 10 yearly customers q reduction will be
made from the above charges.
W McLEAN
November 8, 1865.
II vER 7 STABLE STABLE.
THE undersigned has leased The
large and conmodious Livery Stable
lately kept by N. &. g. TayIor. on
third street, Immediately III the rear
Of the Town Hall !; and will give
strict and personal attention to the
wants Of the travelling public. and
all who desire to patronage him.
sept. l3 #. # DANIEL, TAYLOR.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-01-17
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