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has music on 1.-THE brain; ey-
cry house must have a piano, whether
they have any of the useful OF. not
Ladies, now, know nothing save to sit in
the parlOr, keep their hands delicate, and
drum on the piano. Music has charms,
it is true, but such everlasting humping
as meets one at every turn, is certainly
enough to disgust any one with music. 4
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. Has. enlarged many . small business;
revived many q dull business; al
Has saved many . failing business; &c
Has preserved many a large business; :
Has created many q new business.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-03-13

THE BEST OF THE MoNTHLIRS-
i THE LADY,S FRIRNDAdeyotedHo rzsH.
ION and LITERATURE. beautiful steel In.
cravings. spLEsD1D sDouBIR- siz cotoanp
FASHION PLATES. The latest patterns Of prss-
ses, cloaks. Bonnets, Embroidery 80. House,
held Receipts. Music, &C., WHEELER e
WILSON'S SEw1sa MACHINES given Is Rrsni.
ums. Send Is cents for a sample conv =
DEACON & PETERSON, 31s, walnut stfess
Philadelphia. dacesS
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aAsel Eddys Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subseri-
IN Der was, on the 20 day of November
1865, appointed AdmiHistI stor Of the estate
of Asel Eddy, deceased. @
febal. ADAM EDDY.
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A 5 A I / N En- 7 :

the condition of the various funds for State, County and
Township purposes, remaining in the Treasury of Monroe
County, Ohio, on the 9Th day Of March, 1866. a.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-03-13
- DIR. STRICKLAND'S
Cough 10 Mellliuous .ar
IC0UGH BALSAM
is warranted to be the only
More preparation known to cure
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,A sth-

Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis and Group.
Being prepared from Honey and Herbs it is
healing, softening, and expectorating, and par
ticularly suitable fol. all affections of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists ev-
erywhere. janl0ly.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-03-13

s@-Dog fights, in our opinion, are an
excellent thing these dull times. We
witnessed one oneday last week, and have
no hesitation in pronouncing the enter
tainment magnificent. Two huge mas
tifs were the combatants. Two very pow
erfnl men had hold Of the aforesaid pups
hind legs, after considerable labor they
we're separated, without being very seri-
ous1y injured. The crowd dispersed, per-
fectly satisfied that they had been amply
repaid for the breath expended in run.
ming to the scene of conflict All in all,
twas terrible. although
aThe luokiest dorg, We are bound 70 swear,
Was the little lame pup that wasn't there"
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W. Tate RobiinsonEEs Estate,

NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
Unsigned was. on the 18th day of january,
1866, appointed Administrator OF w. Tate
Robinson, decd. Bi.
marc. JOHN BEARDMoRE.
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LOOK HERE.
VI BO0TLESS!

You can buy good, homemade BOOTS at
l the following prices, and have the msts-
rial and work warranted: saezssq p
Mems Heavy Kip Boots, .siass:ass5 so
|" Fine aide $500
French Calf Boots, pgd, SO so
swd, $12 90 to Is 90
Also, Mems, Boys, Women's, Misses
and Children's French Calf Shoes,
(Balmorals) sewed or peggsd, constantly on
hand and made to order, "
FARRIER, LOBENSTEIN SEQ.
Darlington, o., Jan. e4m1.
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- lA-- aHMA yEA.
HAVE WE MAYoR?-If SO, who is
he, and over whom has he authority? are
questions asked dozens of times every
day. 1t appears, judging from present
regulations, that every 4gay and festive
cuss" can insult, knock down and kick
any and all persons whom he pleases and
escape with imp4nity. aoss
Saturday is the favorite day for these
amnssments; and not one has passed du-
ring the past three months without a visit
from ! set Of worthless fellows, who gen.
orally succeediin placing themselves out
side large quantities Of bad whisky, after
which they mount their horses and dash
up and doWn street to the great discom-
6ture and annoyance of men and women,
and very great danger to the lives of
children. Generally, their language is
net calculated for Gears polite"
Mr.. Mayor, We suggest that all such
disturbers of the peace be heavily fined
and lodged over night in jail.
re"L e. HAaItELG tLN
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Our Fo6NDRf.- Everybody is delight
ed with it, and we know Of no reason
why they shouldn't be; the articles man.
ufactured will compare ,ffayorably with
those of Pittsburgh and Wheeling ia aele-
gance, s~moothness and quality of material
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-03-13

MrThe Commissioners we're in session
last week,
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Valuable Property for Sale.


THF subscriber feeling unabls 10 continue
/ the practice Of medicine desires to sell
hia property, consisting Of 9s liz 80
TWO HOUSES & FOUR LOTS
in Brownsville; also, TWENTY Aozsszohs half
mile from the the town, on which there are
ONE HUNDRED APPLE TRERs; also,
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
acres Of land lying one mile from centsrvisw
on the Ohio River, The subscriber.hayine
praetieed medicine in Brownsville dur1ne
twenty-five years,
CAN FAIRLY
the location. and the citizens from whom he
has received SO large a patronsge. The above
named property will be sold on reasonable
terms. For further particulars, address
/ .asusa Dr.. ]. WILSON,4s
febl4mS. Jolly, Monroe Co, {.
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Il BE- .asqass
TEA HER'S ASSOCIATION
Prof KIDD IN WO0DSFIELD

THE next regular meeting Of the MoosSsos
1 COUNTY TEAcHsa's ASSOCIATIONS will b. held
% Woodsfsld, commencing on edI
NJ onday, March &c, 1865
and continue in session for five days. Be.
sides the regular exercises a number Of fec-
lures viii be delivered ON yarioas branehssof
Education.
E1TAfter the close of the Association, Prck.
Kidd will remain in Woodsnald aboat k3eu
days and teach a class in Elooution.
Let all who desire to obtain q kuowledre
of good reading embrace thfs rare o~pportun;4
ty. W. S. WILEY Sac
Good boarding can be obtained II ! ran.
s sH price. gor ! -; jan3ltd.
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MARRIED.

REENES-WHEELER-Jan. 25, by A, H.
Boughner, ESQ.,, Oliver w. Reeves and Rliss-
beth Wheeler. l0L sal
BLAR2-FANKHAUSER.-March 8, by the
same, James 7, Blars aud Margaret Fankhau-
ser, all Of this county.
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lis the duty Of our merchants here,
and through the county, to purchase of
the Woods6eld foundry. in preference to
any and all others. Give encouragement
by patronizing home manufacture and
home trade. z mot 1etsaA
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VERY BAD PkAcrIoE.-The practice of
co~ngregating on the corners of the streets
on Sunday, making remarks of persons
going to and from church, and passers by
generally, is ungentlemanly to- say the
least of it. M 1"5 'OllH
To all such We say, attend church once
and after service pay particular attention
to the corners, and if you are not heartily
ashamed of the crowds there assembled,
and arel ever guilty of such gross mis-
conduct again, why, wen treat, that's all.
You never see as doing such things
No stree. We goes up to church every
Sunday aud home again, looking neither
to the right nor to the left. We are exe
emplary, and wish everybody else to be
sol atsa& fsrsH & fftqf ffrf7g tiaaT
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-16
SUCCESSION SAT E

GEQaqE W BARRRETr, p pa,.; I g aas
a1 5,el deceased. li stateoff louisiana
kTDY VlRTUEiofan orderissued by the
PLED Honorable W.eB. Lewis, Judge Of the
Ninth judicial District 7Couft,, Parish Of
Rapides, and directed to the { Sheriff there
lof,, will be sold to the highest bidder at
1.-THE Court House Door, II the town / 81
Alexandria, on 49,, .,.. .
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of JUNE,
f h48 .'!gh2a 1866 . F..od5 aiil3pH I
the following property belonging to the
said Succession, to-Wit: .,,.4t@ 4..tg
= IA certain piece or lot of ground with the
Improvements thereon, situated + lying and
lbeing on Front Street, in the. Town Of al
fexandria, Parish aud State aforesaid. and
being lot No., |, in square No. 3 with a
front of twenty-seyen feet on said Front
street and extending back between parallel
| lines two, hundred feet, french measure. e.
| Another certain piece, or lot Of ground
with allthei Improvements thereon, situate,
llyingiane being on Front Street, in the
town OF Alexandria, Parish aud State af-
loresaid, and being lot No q in square No.
3 with front oftwenty seven feet on said
Front Street, and extending back between
parallel. lines two hundred feet, french
| measure. E ''. 80 s. 's2s t's'4
| 4 Another certain piece, OF lot Of ground
with all the improvements thereon, lying
Land beingin the Town of Alexandra, Par
ish and State aforesaid, inesquare No. d,
Filonting on the upper street opposite the
Court House Square, measuring sixty-six
| feet front on the said street. and extending
back one hundred feet, french measure,
more, or less, bounded, above, on the said
street next to the Court House Square BY.
property Of, William C, James, and in the
rear by property Of Cruikshapk g. Hynson.
tI4-Another piece Or parcel of ground stu
ate. lying and being in the Town of, Alex
landria, Parishsand State aforesaid, on the
Fifth street running parallel with the river
bounded above by the street running to the
river u and below BY the property Of Jacob
Walker in square No 81 fronting one
| hundred feet on, Fifth street with q. depth
LOT two hundred feet,a French measure. to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. sigeinaa z,t..t 81, 3ss5Y
Also a certain tract Tor parcel Of land
situated, lying and being on the north side
CT Red river itl' the Parish Of Rapides and
State OF Louisiana, on the Bayou Flaggan,
about five miles north Of the town Of Alex
andria, with all the improvements thereon, 4
and cOntaininp three hundrpd ona fwaniy
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!. llNGY AND VARIETIES sS70Rll !
]. F.Az..MILY GROCERY.

i4s:si8gt& D;FG fgB0gf sat e6iE as8aa0}
THE undersigned inform the public that
they have opened in the Brick Building
fronting the TOWN HALL, recently occli
pied by Mrs. Smith asa Boarding House, q
.ao Fancy aaa Varieties Store aR Family GIpcgll
Where they will keep always on hand al The
cheapest CASH ,Iates, a full, assortment III
his line, such .ass: t'i1 fsfIs2 Il
FINE ENGLISH CUTLERY.
tTobsccosp pouches, Combs, Brushes hand
9a Tooth brushes, Segars, best Cuba and,
American; Pure white wine, ys'sa
- 'ss''. g Vinegar. liis sses'i@fa
Brahdies OF the choicest brands, 30 aai4ps,
aa lefe Bourbon, Rye,aud Lr,shl Whiskey.
Ale and Brown Stout III ,,g. e.. t,sa
Teas Of ell brands; go. !. 81.
i'9dt Smoking, baa 'satfoa e7a aea
Fsa b aahaCut and bestchewing;
Il as5 4aiit III Us Cheese sss ~ ga.!T
.saaIi g slQii 5as lsa y oft rs ,,,,,t
81 sti.M asaI o.tl s.. d 1 Fsench,
Crackers, Is GS. "a Biscuits ofiall kinds;
lol Fishing lines, sailH Hooks, st;Nets,a
tAes best ssortmep p1 eyer offered | il i, this u
market. So +.
Cordials, ',t9s Z = as.a Z ''s T So 9a
asaliSancas. s I'll s sa;l
.efa s 70 Mustard, 900 lill ds:sia
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e
DEArHoF JuDeE HARVEY We see1an.
nounced the death of Judge Matthew 4Iar-
yeyJudge ofthe q. IS. District gourtfor
the District Of New Hampshire aged SIS
years. Judge Harvey was at the last com
mencement in July one Of the graduates Of
I, Dartmouth College then living. He was
appointed jadge BY Andrew q aekson about
tleyear'I 1881 and continued on1tlle Bench
pa ,al. ms death, apefiod of 50 years. aIn
politics lie was d Democrat and 1oinsided
h Mlen ms toWnsman, exl President Pieqcel in
us views upon the issaes-iGselved in and
asasfo8ingieut 9fthes late war; Judge lar
NY NY was the father Of the late Dr. Harvey Of
ls s panshs His only posterty are, the
surviving ~ ehrildFen Of the late Or. Harvey
Sis;4ssl g /. been bis only cala East Eel
"'i wv feas a'iss ls9sc s4sgo IL Fl
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-16

Hsa- In Green township, near Cincinnati
ii, few days ago, a mad dog, on the farm
of four brothers named Davis, bit tie broth
ers, three horses ana several hogs aud cat
tie. The hofses, cattle and hogs all died,
and The four brothers are lying very low
with that terrible disease; hydrophobia.l
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-16

asa. All Amusing storysiis cifcalatidsIof
d gfoddy miss Who batled III saSnlinSral
spring at one Of sthe, most f;in4ons summer
resorts, thinking TINT sats She was ut New
1poss, it was tie gight thing To- I'D. When
The drinkers came t5stife sbiing To inls5iibes
The sight Of her Hodnderins ia the, water
viii lsF pss dgg created some d casteFar
'ttg aas ssada esssafs sas ss 81
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VOLUME 81. 4.
1Jhe slPllIpgv3l.1|.,,
~ 81 >-~>ist BIS ~ 4iits32 fipti
TE r M S: .i''s

.I..e.- n. &C.
The DENocRAr is published weekly, at
FIVE DoLLARs per annum, TunEE for six
months, payable in advance No subscrip-
ton taken for q less period than six
months. b.,slaatifEl. llt sslJa @f.a
,tfs ffjstt ~ si sii5 itsf eaifEtxs, t.is!e YH
ADVERTISEMENTS, inserted at the rate of
81 so PER SQUARE 9rfthe first insertion and
rs CESTs for each subsequent one. Eight
lines or less, constitute square. The fol-
lowing are our rates totyearly advertisers:
One column =. ~. s.i.i...... $500 90
Halt column. ...... ....... ....t lI5 90
,rb;nd - oaa,,;m,, jSs @staf 54Qi / On m
-Ihlrd Of column ~, ..1i.5..,,. y. Lay i', w
Fourth of column. .....s...... p. 100 90
Cards, Occupying space Of eight, ,.yg
lines, or less, .,ti ~ ...5 g 20 90
+ Obituary notices, marriages, pubic meet
ings, cards ofthanks, ETC., to be paid foras
ytg 9sftJa itFiJ 81 gif3tfelQli,
advertisements, bsbia 80 ssiss6 atala!i
Personal cards, when admissible, charged
double the usual advertisements n ii,
fEft . t.sF 4 L d
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-16

CLEAR AS MU1D "A lecture was delivered
at the rooms Of the New York University
upon cholera, its, causes, treatment, and the
modes Of preventing it, In conclusion the
lecturer gave it asihis opitfiontlat @the dis
case now dreaded was not contagious, but
was communicated By germs yoided from
the .excretory processes ofpersons infec-
ted.H s9ss979 1874 u saatra.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-16

T. lesig4 In Sacramento recently a woman
procured the release of her husband from
jail, and that night ran OIL with another fell
lQw. Her object in procuring her husbands
release was to leave Somebody with the
sehildren.gV gs R9sal a.atA 800 r;.i8a 81
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Notice to Creditors and Debtors.

HESRy RoBERTsoSs No. 2S8-sDistrict
81, Succession. Court Rapides parish
A Ii persons holding claims against this
IA Succession or tha&rm of III. Robert
son& Co, of which deceased was mem
Der, are notified to present them to the UNI
dersigned for classification upon 'Tableaat.
Persons2who are indebted to Che Success
sion, or the firm, are earnestly requested to
make payment to S.sA@ Smith, Executor
Of Of the Succession and surviving partner Of
the firm. s .gsiss 7. G. MANNING b I
May >, 1855. Attorney.
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Alexandria Advertisements.
SUCCESSION SALE. 81 ~


etai Estate of a} District Court il
MERCER CAsrIhrn. Parish Of !. Rapids.
NY VIRTUEtof All order issued by the
Ep 'Hooorable the Ninth Jn,ficial' District
Court Of said Parish and directed to me,
Sltasiif Of saidpalish. VIII be- soldat the
Court House Dooa, in the town aof Ale0an-
dfia, onaafab4tfFt i5,s7e ag;3 5aas8 {E3ilgesY
SAT- RDAY, tile 10Th ofMAY, 1865, tii
the following property belonging to tle
succession Of Mercer CSainfiehl, deceased to.
Wit l5tttSsi WISH ssinffSjt.3i S&9g g f2&G
A csrtt.sili piece Of parcel Of ground; lying
and being Situated the town ofAl6Ssln.
dlla, known and de signated On ii % planio of
said Town as Lots No! 1,s2,s3, and 4,,tin
square No. 80, ether with all the bull
dings and improvements thereon. rs ,is
TERMS or sALE,e4C ASH, itinglJ. S. Treas
ury Notes. asJ ROU1lI WILLIAMS
ia .ss3l.3. s.sjfaTg o83 Il, a3se Sheriff. I.
shefifs Office, Alex. April, 1s, 1866, -
u. SUCCESSION SALE !. IS ].
Estate Of John I Ninth, Judicial District
Holtideeeaseds ua5 Court, Parish Of eRapidss
pYsVIRTU II Of nnlmder issned fromtbe
;lDieNinth,Judiciah district Court Parish
of Rapides, and directed toI the Sheriff
thereof, will besod3tothe kighestbsdaersat
aheGQnrt House idom. insthetown of Alex.
landtiayo orrsS ATURDAY, lthei l9th7of
MAY; 1866, the following property belong.
-ibg, toisaia succession, to-wit:3 asa61 rom j
,Ts Aeertain tract aor parcel oflland in said
Parish and State ontlie;N erth side afs Red
river aud being all Of section No. Is, GET and
lying Oh thegB ayou iI'oreauaihr township 6
north Rangers qwesy and eontainiHgb the
sqiiantityof FivesHundsed and ninety-Iane
s50-1oG laeres, also the NortneEast half Of
the Section No. 81 in same Township aud
Range, and containing the quantity of.three.
hundred and eight acres, aud being thearh
mainderio of theSsaid, section not ssoias to-
NIessrat Began & Walker, tiouathes 6rst day
1860; alsosalE,the buildings and
iinproseaseuts' thereon SIT sfi9 nato9gao9
n TERMS or SALE: CASH in u S! Treasury
notes. 81 J.ROUI9H AFILI1AAfSS,Io
Sheriff.
& Sheriffsss office, Alexandria, Louisiana,
April 18th, $3.50. Eetsa Iedg IN sfod
&c April lS. Sc. Printers fees SIS 100. gym
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-16

G5yH A poor Irishman who applied for o
icenee to sell ardent spirits, being qnes.
toned as to his moral fitness, fort trust,
replied, "Ah! sure it is not much Of a char
acter that a man needs to sell runt" i.ri
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N in IL G TT @ NJ
6 Z. - rT u R NJ - +. :.

q ] .9nd
oEFIGIAIl v0TE 5TEIH PARRISH OH aFAPI1Ils b.
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u ~ II We are 1esea by those aroaiad'us
we can bear the hpstilitsne All the rest %
the. world; inst as if we were bsfore. "a warm
fire, we need not care fUT all The Ice ID the
Polar re aiaiss. 9Ja 10 gsiissgW hi 1,i TesI i
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-16

O. O. Connecticut st Companies follow theruIes
/. and practices Of tho Etna almost as care
fully as'if they were embodied ii ii statute E1
ilasa.s'ai siiI .sasigisga b eaaEs ae8I9 9
Again,apointing to errors of'pracfics n
News ark Sompanies, thefsdStms slie.
Icesslal management and solid rules are
called l'ael1 70 their attention thus
b, vt still remains more q rnatter Of wonder
sa n. imitation nlt in the insurance world
" YsR
eis7f seobasatsas1 igsfh siisls a5 hgy9g ''ara
by what subtle alchemy has this corpe-
ration. been enabled to turn its full-paid
capital into the philosophers stohep ss
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-16
EART HIS BEAUTIFUL
When he.dasky twilight deepens,

And the shadows longer grow,
la1aa0r moonlight, pale and fitting, n
eal Battles in silverall below, sI7n8
1858 p Earth is beautiful 5s.e1
q ils g?iv a4f 1aaag Oh iiiz4agi
s.a Inthe windy, wild March weather,
When the SHOWS are all departing, Is
When the birds begin to.twitter q
Wai And the crocussest are starting,
+B,,.s i Earth is beautiful! 49, -. 4
s9ya Inithe broad aud sunny Meadow
'aiat3When She summer sun is HIGH ea'i
~. ....s When The trec1tops all are quiyerihg,
b!u5 And beneath the cattle lie, 39I aias
taa soiA Earth is beautiful 3 80
hiss In the misty Indian Summer, ..si4zsd
II When the harvest days are'o'er, q2s
tags When the leaves are red and yellow,
9 And the flowrets are no more, y
Earth is beautiful . T'a
g When The cold and frosty weather ID
~ OF the winter time is here, ~ *
- Andthe pure and drifting snow-Nfeaths
IS Are decking autumn's bier, sff5
80 Earth is beautiful
la b ,s M U.s.. ~ Is ,asf,. 5fts
q In the spring-time or the winter,
I'm the summer Or the fall, y 3'i 15aas
BY the seaside IN Che meadow.
Or within The forest talf,
Eafthis beautiful!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-16

80 s. ,si ON L,Y. ah q, ,5.,.
aiee - ieea---- H b9Iaa I43
Only onelittle spark e f19.l adF -
b @ May set atown on fire, y s 9,il
i Only a little note u is
... May rouse a woman's ire
ass4 Only little sum- sr i5a
g May get boy a thinking ht.gt
s Only alittle drop 53le +. s ..,.s {.
@ May set aman to drinking. a6
asi ni 26i3d ai9j8 sb 20 b@siiGl gHaea
Only two happy. hearts s .,...., Z.
May lead happy life; ID d
Only a fow harsh words ~
] May end in deadly strife
II Only kindly act ~. sdt @
Nay earn noble name ;tFa *oI
4 Only o verse or two
May bring one lasting fame,
aaa Only alittle theft g g h1itoiaZ9f
sd May bring shameful end liz 5i,i
a7 Only D loTiagword 07as Fs3d oTa1
May gain us many d fisnd;;s ls13e
Only little ball
as May lead d creature low
W. r Only single death I = 995gt-
10 ile7 May cause a world Of woe. Seosas
81 6ti@ e3 * 81 81 1857 d! esass S3E
Only midnight meal .e,w
o'.alIi May bring horrid dream5
n Only q single word So sstii7
81 Has, set me on this theme; ,.s,q
'asa Only o few years more,
! g And then my race isrun; soaaai
800 Qnly one line before -s 9f's'3'
"a {, My only song is dones ~. -.
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! Fer Sale.f

TUT EttIU6 ~ : ~
T'WENTYlTH0UsAND acres IL Sslsi-
i able Pine Woods land, with some inI-
provements, near Alexandra, + a., north
side OF Red river. For terms, etc., .afply
to Il. S. Losee, Esq, at Alexandra, al,o-
CANS buildings, Front Street. 80
GEO. Z. WILSON.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-16
ALEXANDRIA AND. VEcINITT.
sDR.aJ s.. FISH,


Diqh sRaJ AMLKS 81 FISH, s3e1g
y SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN as
alSJes sIt5 70 l51}G99 99isa
Offers his services tpothesG Citizens ofe Alex-
andriai and vicinity. During the day, he
may be consulted at st. Johns Drug Store.
All orders left ttherg viii receive prompt
AT night he may be found9at
the. residenceliof Mrs Carnal's on gSecend
street. d sats asiaW Issfat naisan1!s
March lA leesy3m ae3 e.;t d 4sqot..
Plantation For r. emit or I1ease.
aaAiY saasmaald 'aiplaatation, nine miles
from Alexandria on bayou Roberts. Mo
buildings on the place. Plenty Of rails to
repair fences. The lessee can pay rent in
bhildiag cabins, gin, etc, if the work IS up.
proved. The plantation is one3of thetbe
in Louisiana, and Wilde leased sipr three
years, For terms apply, toJ Judge Manning.
II s.571 fHOs. Q. MOORE
Alexandria, December sth, 1855, If q q
New e store.
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s.. z 81 d VEL, AGENTS M q,
TIAVE opened . new and complete stock
II 81 Goods at the newly erected b,..ck
llaStofe the old staBd Of Jacob Walker,
on FRONT srRszf, opposite the Ferry
LANDING ed. sia9ibla s.f} s..idi ~
!. 9Their, stock comprises the following:
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockeryware,
Hardware, w oodenware, Stone ss
g 2 wire, Tibware, Clothing,
5gostl ldBoots, Shoes Hosiery, ss 5ss
.4,lasgs ss74 zEtc.arEtey Etcs}4e at, ia {
/ Molasses BY the barrel, half barrel or
gallon. ~ @!@ 49, ~ wv S
sugaAHy the hogsheadI barrel Or pound.
All Gfa1hsch lis offered at the very lowest
yGd aas3iirq CASH prices, Bro sfo
81 December l3ths 1860, Il. ~. ] s. sasas