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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-06

r LINNEMAN. DYER AND SCOUR-
IL. ER, Seventh street, between Broad and 0raee.
opposite the Theatre, Is prepared 10 do all knds O
DfEING, CLEANING, and SECURING, In All iu
branches, at short notice. Give me call and sx'
anime for yourself.
Agents wanted to solicit orders In the country
and In every city OF this State. Address box ~,
post orics, Richmond, Va. r yLu
COREY Il LUBBOCK, No Is FIF-
CTEENTH STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND "a.
RY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF PAPER STOCk.-Ths subscriDers
would respectfully inform their friends ana tne
public generally That they have this day formed
4 CO.PARTNERSHIP for the purpose Of con-
ducting GENERAL PAPER STOCK BUSINESS,
snd or ffs spns scoTroS Rass BOOKS
PERFECTIpNS, SCRAP PAPER, MANILA
ROPE and BAGGING, and everything else apper-
aiming 10 the manufacture OF paper the senior
partner, Mr.. COREY, Is well known In kicn.
mond a. having been engaged for several year. ln
the trade. The Junior partner, Mr. LUBboCh,
was for several years secretary and treasurer OF
the Franklin Paper Mill Company, and suose.
qaently agent OF the Manchester Paper MIL, ana
will bs happy to serve the customers OF ootn
establishments. We have made arrangements with
Messrs Robinson 4 Fairbanks, agents, to furnisn
the Manchester Paper Mill with stock, and trust
that gatherers Or stock will the Importance OF
sallingN where II will bo kept at home. Country
dealers and merchants sending US rags, &c, can
rely on prompt remIttancss In every instance.
ser-sm H. w. LUBBOCK.
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DgAEr,S PLANTATION DITTERS.

They act with uncrrus power, and are taken
with the pleasure Of A beverage. They perform
mos, wonderful cures IA stubborn cases Of Dyspcp-
sis, Liver Complaint, Nervous Affections, Loss .!
Appetite, Intermittent Fovers, DiarrhUa Sour sto-
mach. Headache, Fever and Asue, Weakness,
Mental Despondency, &c. is DsoraiagoPpsttSsr
arpt Ifcr-di,aer toitic, M,y SLvuii b. l.. ersry
ttmiiy. Thsyarca u deiigh(nI, erLiL"r,at"C Si-
muind, ,outout any subsequent strpyyo'r Es 1c-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-DEcgxBER 6.
IN rises............ ia Moon rises. s......... SIS
an sets.......4 AS High tide, =. M. 3.M
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.

"MESsRa. r. n. DRAKE: Gsntlemsn,-l have
suffered terribly with Dyspepsia for three or -four
years and trei many remedies without effect.
had to abandon my profrs sion, and suffered greatly
from everything ate. / have now trlrd the Plan
tation Bittors-they helped mel continued thsil
use, and am now nearly 4 well man. know oi
several similar eases.
d" Respectfully yours,
''REy. j. s. CArEoRy"
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DICHMOND ROOFING COMPANY

10
GRAVEL ROOFS PUT ON AND REPAlRkD-AT
THESHORTEST NOTICE.
TIN ROOFS REPAIRED AND PAINTED.
sLL wORK WARRANTED.
w r. STEWART,
noslm A. L. BAR6AMlN.
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NOTICE.
oETIsE or CHIEP. .QuARTERMAsTrR.
DEPARTMENT oP THE COLUMBIA,


Fort Funconucr, W. r., March IS, 1866.
SSEALED PROPOSALS will Nc received for the TRANS
~ PORTATI0N OF GOVERNMENT FREIGHT over
the following named routes:
LIST. From Fort Dales Oregon. to Camps Curry, Wat
ron and Wright. bidders to state the price per pound
In CoIs. they will take the freight or.
Separate bids required for each Camp Bids for this
service will bs received at Fort Daies Oregon by Capt
James Gliss A. O. NJ, U. s. A., and at this office, up
to II NJ. ON the LIST day Of May, 1866
I'd. From Waula, ". Il, to Fort Coville, W. T.
The price per pound in CON- to be stated by bidders.
bids for tiis serxce will he received At Fort Walla
Wnla, ". T., by Lieut. John Noble, A. A. @. NJ, and
at this Office. Up to IL NJ tho LIST day of May, 1866
Sd. From Wallua. w. t. to Fort Boise, /. L. Tho
prics per ponndin Corn to he slated by bidders for this
transportation Bids for this service will be received by
Capt ~ }. Eckerson A Q. NJ u. ). A.. Fort Boise. 1.
u and ut this Office up to l2 tho 10th day ofMay,
1866.
4th From Fort Dalles, Oregon, to Fort Boise ]. T.,
tho price per pound in Corn. which transpor tation
will be furnished this route to be stated Bids for
this service will be received ut Fort Daes Oregon by
Capt James Gilliss, O. NJ. u s. A.: Fort Doso, T.,
by Can't TJ. Eckerson. A. Q. NJ, U. s. A.: aud at thid
oifcs. up,to IL NJ, on the 18th day Of May, 1865.
bidders for all the routes will b. required to give
bonds with good and sufficient security Tor the faithful
them under this advertisement Kids to be In duplicate
and accompanied by anUh OF allegiance to tho United
States.
The right to reject nny all bids is reserved, If
| deemed best for ts int crest Of the service,
All contracts made subject to the approval OF the De
partment aud Division Commanders.
| Brcvet 1t. Col. and Chief Gu ,rtermas,er,
| a3dlw&tt stm1 Department Of tho Columbia.
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SUM mons.

In the Circuit Court of the State Of Oregon for the
County OF GranIune Term 1866. A. H. Sutton, plain.
tiff, We. II. A. Whiting, defendant.
vNNOT. A. WHITING, Defendant: In the name Of
H tie Statc Of Oregon you are hereby notified and
required to appear and answer the Complaint against
you file with the Clerk OF lne above entitled
Court by the plaintiff in tho above entitled action with
in tea days from the service Of this summons OH YOU
served in the County of Grant and if served in my
other County in this sta'e then within twenty days
after such seryico and In OF publication within
days after expiration oi publication, and unless you
shall so appear aud answer said complaint, tho plaintiff
will take judgment asnt You at the next ternlof tho
18th day of August 1861 and for his costs and dsburs.
inents w. LAIR II1lh Atty for Pltf
Dated, April II. 1850. HtR
Ordered, That the foregoing summons be served by
publishing the same for six cnscutiye weeks in the
WEEKLY MousrASrxa, paper publislrsd at nacs City,
in Wasco County. J.G.. WILSON, Judge.
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Dissolution Netice.

AI0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the co-partner-
l% ship heretofore existing between L. NJ. kVANS
and A. w DAVIS, In the Livery Stable business, has
been dissolved that A. W. Davis is indebted to the
partnership; and that bill in equity has been flied for
the settlement of the partnership accounts All per-
notified that A. W. Davis has power to dis
of the property, contract debts the credit
Of the Fl M. !. NJ. EVANS.
Dalles. April 90, 1886. R23dlm
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DENTAL NOTICE,.--I,einy nbou

DENTAL MOTTO E..--lieing about to make q
professional tour to the towns and settlements mp the
Columbia respectfully call the attention Of those Of my
patrons who in sed of Dental Operations any char
acter to the fact that they nry have opportunity
to avail themselves Of my services before my departure
II desired. will leave about the Goth OF March, aud
return to this place to resume my practice about the
18th OF june [f27tfl ]. ". GURLEY.
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PAGES oF job work has prevcnaed
us from giving the lafalette Courier
a notice latelY' forsswqich se hopE
to be excusoD,
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THE PEN d,oRE1LLE ROUTE.

AuTOuHu Luc klHuHe6S Vi MT. hUTuIlb
of the firm of Abrams Il Hogue,
we are enabled to lay before oui read
ers description Of this route, COM
mencing at point on the river, TWEEN.
ty-five miles below the lake, and
thence up the lake and river to the
Flat Head and Bitter Root Rivers !;
and thence up the Fiat Head to the
mouth OF the Jocko, a distance alto.
gether of over two hundred miles.
Mr.. Abrams arrived at the ferry,
twenty. five miles below the Lake, on
the 18th of March, where he was de.
tanned until the goth, waiting for
suitable boat to be built for the trip
up the river. Arrived at the Cabinet,
distance of oightyltive miles, over
route of unsurpassed beauty, free from
all obstructions. Here the river is
forced through II channel of about $50
feet in width, with pendicuar rock on
either side 100 feet or more in height,
for distance of one hundred yards,
which presents barrier to steamboat
navigation during high water, but at
the present low stage found no diff.
Guilty in making the passage with oars
alone. From this point at distance
of six miles, o rapid or fall is met
milaY to the Cascades of the Colum.
bia. At this point a portage will
be nece 'sary OF not over two hundre
yards, after which, for distance of
thirteen miles, there is no obstruction
in any stage of water At this point
a rapid is met, with four or fivo large
boulders, which, after careful exam.
ination, it is evident that BY removing
them, this rapid will be easily navigat'
cd. From this point the river COM
pares favorably with any stream east
of the Cascade mountains for steaml
boat navigation, Cor a distance oflorty'
five miles, when we come to the Falls
of Thompson's Prairie, and the upper
end of the boat route. Here portage
of less than three-fourths of mile
over an easy grade, without timber,
becomes necessary.
Then tho party came to river,
thongh rapid, susceptible Of steam.
boat navigation for distance of IS or
eighty miles, to the mouth, of the
Jocko river, through acountry, a large
portion of which is, we'll adapted to
cultivation and stock raising.
Mr.. A. reports having met Messrs
Mcfarland, Rudio, Marlin and others
on their way to the mines, fifty FIVE
miles this side of ThOmpson's Prairie
lie also met Mr. Snipes with his team
and cattle, on the Spokane Prairie
who reported haviag q good trip 81
far. He had ten head of cattle rul
off by the Indians, between Whit
Bluffs and the Spokane river. Mr.
Abrams met Mr.. Frank Hunt an
party twelve miles this side of Gov
Erenlr
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Columbia Lodge, No. $, 1. q. o. F.--
Meets every Friday evening at o'clock, In Gates
Hail. Of Second and Court Streets Brothers In
good standing nre invited to attend. BY order. No.
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Religious Notice.

CATHOLIC CnURcH-Morning service; Mass, at lol1
o'clock. Evening service: vespers ard enedctiun, at
IL "'rlock. Sunday School at 2o'clock, p. m.
aa3ltf FATHER l.. DlELEalAN, Pastor.
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aailp aflonata:ineer.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL u. 1865.

from washington lead TO the Dellef
thatt he U. S. Branch Mint will vet
be built at the Dalles. Tho original
bill locating 1T at this point, and max
ing appropriation for its erection has
not met with any successful opposi.
tion, and the difficulty of procuring
fresh legislation upon matters Of this
nature, encourage the belief that .he
law will stand as FIRST passed, and that
the Branch Mint will be built hero
Before, when this question was agi>
rated, the citizons of the Dallcs decided
to the Government plat of ground
on which to erect the necessary build
logs. Letteys have been received,
asking that survey of it be made,
aud the title to it be properly proved
up, This, we believe, has been done.
We have always contended that the
Dalles was the most available point
for o mint ii one was to be established
north of San Francisco; because, to
locate it at Portland would be TO take
it an unnecessary distance from tho
mines, and to place it at Idaho would
place 1t out of the way of the CaNyoa
City and up'river gold yielding re,
gions; moreover, we believe that we
have every reason to anticipate fresh
and rich discoveries throughout the
whole circle of country to which, the
Dalles is the natural centre. If there
is any action which our citizens can
take at the present status of the ques.
tion, let it be done at once. A grain
may turn the scale in our favor, and
our local prosperity be made certain.
Our COUNTY HospITAL.- Among
other matters to which the attention
Of our Grand Jury was called at their
late sitting, was the condition of our
County Hospital, and in view of the
average number OF unfortunatcs being
treated at the public expense, they re.
commended that more suitable and
commodious building be ronted for
hospital purposes. What action our
County Commissioners will see fit te
take in this matter, of course we can
not foretell but we are of tho opinion
that Wasco county is entitled to some
consideration from the State at large
in tho way of helping her to bear thi'
burthen. We are so situated that W,
catch onc'half of the whole travel init
and from tho S.ate--every fall th,
emigration and returning miners, an,
every spring the mineward bount
rush leave at our gates some person
in destitute and helpless condition
Humanity forbids that these person
ehould DO suffered to die or want be-
cause they do not belong in our midst
and yet tho drain upon our few tax
payers is certainly much more tina
their just proportion for these pur
poses. We would respectfully com
mend this subject to the consideratio
of our next Legislature, aad if ther
be no legal obstacle, suggest the jU
ticoA of o relief bill to meet the @,
igehHy, and continue, without To
nrnnf n fn y nnnn onn 1.rnni1, tLn oh a
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Ordinance No. rs.

An Ordinance directing tho City Recorder to make m
Assessment Of all the taxable property within tho
corporate limits Of Dallcs City, Oregon, make
turns Of the same.
The People Of Ddlles City do ordair az foioios:
SEcTIoy l. That the Recorder Of said City be ordered
to make assessment of a taxable property within
the city limits for the current year. aud make returns
of tho to the Common Council at their second
gular meeting in My. 1856 being the 10Th proximo.
Passed April 2lst, 1866.
@. d. GILMAN, Mayor
II. Galley, Recorder.
April 2lth, 1866 a25d5t
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CANNON CITY STAGE LINE.-Messrs.
Robbins, Weaver Il Co. have opened
their stage agency in the room lately
used by 10. Teal as brokers' Office.
The place looks business like and neat
under their rule. Their coaches are
being completely refflted, and they
viii soon bo able to give, as they de-
sire to do, perfect satisfaction to the
travelling public, and carry Uncle
Sans mails through in double quick
timc.
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Wnsco Louge, NO. 10, "A. II. d A. Nj -.
Holds its stated Communications the First and THIRD
Mondays OF each month"; Mt their hall in Dalcs City.
Brethren IN good stnuding invited to attend.
SETH l.. POPS, Seey. By order of the W. NJ.
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The O. S. N. Co. are giving their
railroad from this place TO Cello q
thorough overhauling, and are nearly
through ballastiag the track 90 Main
street
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WE observe persons Ut work cleaa-
ing up the streets, and presume they
are operating under the direction of
the city authorities, who, we are in.
formed, have determined to use every
effort 10 preserve the health of our
people.
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SHERIFFS SALE. atia

Pauline BouteD ~ No. l66,. Ninth District
Il oo3 vs.,.gss4q Court, Parish Of Rapidess.
Hiiiare Rey. ~ bae asa air aaaa Fa1
.DY VIRTUE ofa writ of seizure and
ID sale directed by the Honorable Ninth
Judicial District Courtsof Rapides in the
above entitled cause, II will proceed to sell
at Public Auction at the Court House door
in the Town of Alexandria, on ,.oYlqY nj
s ATURDAY the 7shday of APRIL, 1866.
The following described property,,,lto wit y:
IL Four certein lots of,ground situated IN
1.-THE Town of Alexandria il the upper suburb
of said Town and designated as lots No. !,
2, and A Of square No.2l, together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon
Ito satisfy said writ. a., 1 . ~ ~, . :
h, TERMS or SALE: Cash in US. currency
with benefit Of appraisement.a w. - p
a ~ J.ROUTH WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
hi Sherifs Office, r bruary 2Sth, 1866, :,
- Feb. 18th, 81. Printers fees $l3 So I.
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sa- The recent Democratic victory in
lancaster, Pa, is considered by the press
IN that section as direct rebuke to Thad
Stevens, the member Of Congress from that
district.
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. =
THE STATE 0F LOUISIANA.
DISTRICT COURT-PARISH.O OF RAJ
PIDES, NINTH ] JUDICIAL DIS!
= fa1 ggi4sle GsTRICT.ie III ,931i ,99
No, 23l-succession Of Peter w. Grain,
~ = = Cdratorship. go :. !.
2? Whereas James g.. White has made ap-
!pHcation to this Court to be appointed Gu
'fator of the Estate Of Peter w. Grain, (de-
ceased) Notice is hereby given to all whom
it dothlor may concern, to i,show cause,
within ten days from the date hereof, why
the same should not be granted ,.,I, b /,
y Clerks Office, Alexandria, La, February
the 23d, 1866. saiSs.'7 z '3'2 '''' e 49,
q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Jr.,' p :
February 18th, 2t.aspi T4ni Clerk. g
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1a- The World special says commu-
nication would be presented to Congress
on the 10th showing that from April I,
1865, to February !, 1866; s28,OO0,o0O in
taxes have been received from the South
ern States. eST l r. IS
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Sgn The Cincinnati Commercial says
that the men Of the U. S. Army, from Gen
Grant down to the private soldier who did
the most fighting do not to-day belong to
the Radical party.
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TO PLANTERS.

We have about six thousand bushels Of
prolific and seven thousand of Petit Gulf
,yorroN SEED, Talf oflastyears growth, from
the hills of Gaddo and DeSoto.s Planters IN
want of reliable seed can get them immedi-
ately by leaving their orders with W, A,
Thompson & Co, Cotile Landing, or with
Isaac Levy, Alexandria, PRICE, one dollar
and fifty cents per bushel at any landing on
Red River. We fully guarantee the seed.
Werefer to s. w. Henarie, 7. e. ], Bowles
and Joseph Fellows. -
.''s MARLBOROUGH & PORTER.
February % 3-t*
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Ha~ During the past year the several
courts of Chicago granted 275 divorces, of
which l77awere applied foriby wives, and
SO by husbands. The new year has opened
with prospect of doing even a livelier
business stillini that line. A lady oflthe
mature age of sixteen, who had been mar
ried just eight days, has been granted a
divorce from her liege lord on the ground
of "imcompatibiiity Of temper" q, n .
Mr.. Sumner, says the N. O. Crescent,
calls the people of the South a abarbarous''
people, and yet we do not suppose there
have been as many divorces in all the
South in the last ten years as there were in
Chicago in one. 49, 'lIl 1... Z IN III.
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BARGAINS BARaAINSl!

BARGAINS! z iBARGAINSi! sa
/. -ieail,gH h,f9 9Ai.----tiiss 13q 3osWoG aba
! HAVING on hand a. large stock Of Win
tel Goods and Obliged to make room forsmy
large Spring stock, l offer, my entire stock
at very low figure. ] invite the planters
and thu! people at large to call and see me
and Judge for themselves. My stock isco1n.
prised Of the following articles, viz :fiapint
!, Clothing, odf Dehins, s74 sisOalicoes, &c
Il s5sPlain and. Figured Poplin,99b nee
Plain and Plaid Black and Colored Alpaca,
Black and colored merinos, ,sag 81
Black cloaks, Cassimers,
il Isors .yaH0
81 ssaagao Linseys, htaiooz fa9i6ey adt
sc 81 zlno aalsi Nubias. }ea s ei.im.
gst 6aayE sl15or4 d bsontags, q $50
, .Bncfgoo9 BIS o3uIase: u $50 Blankets
White and ,coloredl flannel, !, 7A{qa.eg, 1,
r. ~ Zouaye jackets, Balmoral skirts,
2 And thousand other articles which l can
not numerate, Ibave also fiue stock Of
q Groceries and SaddIery, mr.
3 49,. Trunks aud Valices. ~, >, 7.
Call and see me and you will be satisfied
with the goods aud price. ~, . - ~
February 2lst, 1866, IT.. .btss s1a en-
i--~~>~.oN~~>r~~~ r~c,->rSo>,r~7~~,
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KVTIFiF3f n EI53lanIflgq n Z -. ~.
The Girl With a Calico Dress,

10 10 J1IUII JiIf u - ~ fH IaiE -fiHIf
JOS bfrs3 slsh bold r4TtaH sse3 ssiE1r9
-digc BY ROBERT JosEL1N. ose,f I.
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PLANTATION FoR RENT,

aev i1GH9I 87sl & .ra5a 20 giGee ,asd
! II !. !.
tt !!! SsE9llE}s|a1 !
4liasm asa n,goinJ odl 10 gr9e bna1s
HENRY |.E5'N|'|.R|:| ST; ST. JOHN:
.foi.D 1RpU GIG Il. s T zaes
taoa adt ii ga4ti34d a49itgoE 7uo aAotf
--..9itir qi a IN BIZ s7T tqe s.3e44s4ls
PHI A II, Nj sAoC u E NJ
i0FFERs 4nr roLLo,w1sa PREPARATIONS sl:r.lRR to,d
i OF HIS OWN, saag taa ,hGsG4a OBJ on
lOfRd sbaaiI3coMP ouNp lxa:g9o ,d5ia.
StleJohn'sn ARSIcA Lrs1aRNr, oAnw 70
excellent preparation sforI Sprains NJ
Brushes, Swelllngs, Rheumatism, &c. Il
i st. Johns CoNcsNTRATEn ESSENCE OF
JAMAidl GINGER. 2 Prepared from tue finest
'rootlGnI" ODD 10 gTasle9isAg sht 10 li9gb
/ Stsll Johns ExpEcroaASr. gsYRUf, fol
'c99uushs, colds, brooacAiti pains iial the
St. Joins eoarod6sp FlauiDD EXTRACT IRA aTo 81
Buchub1 For diseases Of tile bladder, &c:?e'
I st: JohD'ss NEGOTIABLE Ar nRIENr p Hrs
st. Johns COMPOUND SyRup OF THE HY-
popHospulTEs. For chest complaints, weak
lungs, &C., ''''hs'''R '''t - S''" ~ 'i'A
( St johns ASrsFprrc DEsrsriicR.dt asi
, St.tJohn's Essence, LsNoN, VANILLA, &c.
@c' ror naVoflhs. dts.
Shot, powder, glsn caps. double water
proof) Eiey's elastic gun-wads, all sizes 2
Scarifcators, gum lahcets, Evan 8 thumb
lancetss toilet soaps tooth brushes, powders
hair oils, envelopes, writing paper, hair
brushes, combs, razors and strops, fine pock
etiknives, Rogers English scissors, W afrren /:
English needles, Coats sewing thread. ~
I Carbipate Soda Salaratus, lHopss o1p In
Smoking 9klIg tobacco, chewing tobacco
cigars. '9''ta = '''
Fine Bourbon Whisky and genuine
French Brandy ssom go 'aedg SsR aei
Window glass, putty, oils, colors, svar,
nilsshhes, with . general assortment, of Drugs
and medicines, coal Oil and lamps, &C., &C.,
10 t1iaDo9 HENRY ST. JOHN, s''F .
19ai1cEH HOUSE, Alexandria, Leuielana.
,Parlicaar care,gisen to dispensing physsi
claus prescriptions for which purpose the
very, best drugs have been selected !. g;,,..
November g., 1855, tt. ~ 80 !,
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low OR I1 DaoqsI,S.ii3 GOV
# IEyANDR LOUISIANA, MARCH I, 1866.
) The DrFFERENeE,-7The Memphis Ava

49, IHE iItrr rfphNp Df1I SAF7
lanche, Of q recent date, says gtiy ,i.,sis
"A few, weeks since, a policeman by the
name Of Holloway, Killed a negro. From
the moment the deed WIS done, he was
loaded down with chains. bHe has hadaa
speedy TROLL and has been convicted and
sent to the penitentiary. This: may beIal
right; we make no complaint oord ia ..os.7
jF1 "A few weeks since, negro murdered
poor young Stewart; and robbed him. The
black assassin was:detected, and is in Jail.
Is he loaded down with chains? ! Is he to
have speedy trial, too, and hustled off to
the gallows or, the. penitentiary? sgorlaT .ai
=, Not long SINCE, two negro soldiers n,nr-
dered an unarmed1 prisoner. Have these
negroes been arrested Is any effort being
made to bring them tojustice? Where are
they, and who are they? We have no pre-.
,judice against the negro in the ,misfortuness
into which he has been plunged but we
have some sympathy for white men, and
hope justice will be done thlem,f gq1a5 lid
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-03-07

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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-03-07

Plantation for Rent or Lease.
MY aEmGeld" plantation, nine miles
from Alexandria on bayou Robert. No
buildings on the place. Plenty trails to
repair fences. The, lessee can pay i.reatio
building cabins, gin, ETC., it the work is ap,
proved. The plantation is one of the best
in Louisiana, and will be- leased fol. three
years. For terms apply to Judge Manning.
! " '3'el@ 'if ~ 91sN TfIOS..tO. MOORE ~"
Alexandria, December 9th, 1868, tf:9Yo asol