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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

A SIGN or PnosPEnirY.-Calling at the
police court for our usual Items" this af.
ternoon. we found the door securely locked,
and impresnable TO the most vigorous push.
es The moral Of the incident is good
When thieves, rowd,es, vagrants and seal
lAwags become 50 alarmingly scarce that
police courts have to 'shut up shop" the
fact is strongly suggestive OF the approach
Of the Millennium which has been preached
of for the last two thousand wears. When
a city of twenty live thousand inhabitants
can't get up single drunken serape in
twenty four hours single burg 'Ary, riot,
or disturbance Of any kind, We think its
rivals should give up the "broom" and 40
knowledge It as the safest place to invest
mon. =, the best place to establish homes.
the right pace to rear and educate families,
and the finest place in the State to enjoy
life, and cultivate spi it of good will to-
ward & ID aud men. Will our cotcmpora-
rics please make note Of this fact.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23
CIT 1T r N = j.

30 PAN OF all wool 6ne bed blankets, st
e. q" per pair, II kehoe 4 Csrbsrts. d3w2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23


For protection from the above, call on r
SIMPSON co. and take out Policics in
those first ass Insurance Companies repre-
sented by them. Where the assured par.
ticipats in the Profits Of the companiss
without incuring ANY liability. Office No.
~ Brady ST. apr-s>dly.
SKk woman in another column p,cking
Samburg gsapcs for Specr's Wine. Il is an
adnisaS1s ertscls, ussd - the hospitals and
BY the tieet class families 10 pArss. London.
end New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. Il il worth trial. % il gives greet
satisfaction. dc4.dly
HoLlnwAv's Puts. -CosrIvcxEss.- The
bowels become torpid and powcr.ess under
continual purgs,ion. Ho,'owsy's Pills pen.
citrate to the nucleus Of the disease and Grad
icats it. They evacussc the foul and Vita
ted Particles from the intes ines. by . mill
eperisnt operation and recurerase their ex
hausted energy, by restoring tone and wig
or they induce he .l,hy action and ne
vent . relapse Of the nalady. For Piles.
Estulas, Dyspepsia. aud all disorders OF the
visccra. thev stand without ,ival Sold
bv al druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

1T. TEMPLE. 0ardensr and Florist, cor.
eth and Main Sts., ffu,t and ornamental
trese. .nv2e-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

SALE OF RgaL E>rArE.-We learn that
the south half Of the three story brick
dwelling. formerly known as the "Bishop
Lee House." was sold to Mrs. G. W. Fitch.
Cor The sum Of ak thousand two hundred
AMI fifty dollars (t6.250. .Oo) cash. Thi. is.
we learn, the beginning in the way Of die
posing Of the property known ~ the "Sar-
gent Property. Parties are now negotiating
for the sale OF the remainder Of tho proper.
ty on Brady street. through Messs. Kent
h Gol.lsbury, Agents ter the estate
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

WILSON is receiving . new and large
stock Of Ladies' and 0sats' gold watches
and chains; alao complete stock Of Jew
elrv. Silver Ware, &C., Ssr the holiday
trade Cail aud examine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23
ANoruEa DRuG Sromx. x.-Uur ent,rprisin

ANornER DRuG SronE.-Uur ent,rprising
fellow. citizen, Il. 8. Billord, has purchased
he brick s'o,e:erected BY John Hornl'y, on
Brady street, three doors helow the Daven>
port National Bank. for $3.50 cash Mr..
';oe'lman, the gentleman who first bargain
e for the property hrving failed to come to
ime. Mr. Ball.rd has decided to ti mp this
building far Drug Store, which will be
C md ,c,ed BY Mr.. Ennis, the popular drug
s'si and ,armaceutis,. who. for several
years past hes been in Mr.. B.'s >toie in lie
Claire rox. We wish the concern success
its enterprise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

TAXES PL.cs To MoRgow. County
superintendent will h"ld the regular month
" examination Of teachers At the City High
school building, to.mosrow morning Mt ten
o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

IRRErARAnLE Los. Twenty days Of in
attention TO one thing may result in destroy
ng the future prospects Of our city.ss first
class commercial point. We alluds to the
Rapids matter. II by the inaction of our
business men the Rapids canal is iocsted up.
On the Illinois side, Davenport will sustain
An irrcparable loss-one that no length of
wears Will make up. We want that canal =
~ buit on either side. Let us wake up and
keep awake aud active until the point shall
have been gained.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

Tns OLD GRocERY AND Provision Dsror
Parks 4 Hosmer, corner Of Fourth and
Brady, continue to take the lead in selling
cheap family groceries and provisions, in
spi o! a spirited opposition. Their stock
is IN extensive one and hes been selected
with the greatest care. Economy is y ealth.
and the best way to save money 10 to pur-
chase good articles where you can buy them
the cheapest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

SrcEss,os.-Sec. dc ilom every name and
kind Of Saieratus except the Bat Cdemicoi
Saleralss. This Is the kind to "se on ev-
cry OCCASION, for il is always uniform and
verfect anil always holds out weight.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

Jrsr So.-Somebody over in Detroit be-
got ''impsschmen, on the brain. His name
is +. D. Ward. Who Ward il or 10 not, 10
. matter Of total indifference, but when
Ward sends out his petitions for the in
psschmsos Of President Johnssa, b. -
better ssnd then 70 such - ars - ssaeelsss-
ly iut,lera,t - bimself. The following e.
quest accompanying the petition was diree-
t~i 70 one Of our most influential citizens,
who thinking that W had more time to de-
vote to such business than be had, plscsd
them in our possession. When we get too
internally lazy and me ,n to earn an honest
living BY the sweat of our manly brow, and
tu,n out as . political thief. then We nay
be induced to take Ward into Partnership
as most ti.tins sociate. Ward Gays:
Dlrxo,r, Michigan, Nov. 1865.
DEAsSrm: = Enclo. ed 10 petition TO Con-
g-v-s for The impedchmemt Of Asdrer JoAn>
son, i, avn up to meet the ssrnese wishes o.
many loyal people, Who feel il unsafe to trust
power in the hand< VI . msu whose lawless
n.urpations may peril. at any hour, the safe
" ard peace q the Republic.
II 10 hoped you wil oss diligence in get>
ting sieness 10 this petition, and having Il
sent At IA EARLY day to your loyal Member
Of Congress, " " such member ~ will
faithfully present il % the House.
Yours truly,
Z. b. WAas, and others.
Not any. Mr.. Ward; We are not in that
business, having been brought up to regard
an honest man rs the nob'est work Of God.
That is why We don't wish to atiiiiatc With
you or your confederatss in this matter.
TaE LlouoR IxDicrMExrs-We are in
forrnel by the County Clerk that no tnors
fines have been paid by the parties indicted
under the Maine Liquor Law, a The recent
Grand Jury session. About sixty five Of
these defendants belong to the Scott County
Liquor Dealers Association, and these are
TO file bonds Tor appearance at court, in q
day or two. The defendants who are inclu.
ded in thst organization, have made no move
toward answering the loud call made upon
them. II they do not come forward 10 few
days and either pay fines and costs, or give
bail for appearance 1T court, then the clerk
wi. place bencl, warrants in the hands Of che
heriE. who will proceed to make arrests
We hear it rumored thlt these defendant
have determined not to do any ything-but te
let matters take such course ~ they may
and If called upcn to 90 TO jill.
to 70 there and take their chances At board.
ing oat their fines. How this will be v.
cannot -ay now. but the next four days will
de,ersniue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

IMMENSE Cosx CnB = Robs. Lowry. E>q..
p-cpristur Of the Fifth strsst Elsvasos, +
sow completing IN immens c"rn crib, he
dimss,si us of which are lt0 feet long b.
2e feet vide and - Zoe, high. Thi- 10 lueA
I'd on tine south eide Of the elevator. Il
has al dictated wagon tack running ths
entire length. with IN inclined entrance
frsm The wsse end, and an exit from the
east end. usdsueath the -four Of this
building viii run On endless apron aboss
i2o feet long, which casres The corn 10 the
sheller, whish l. locatsd IN the oain bslld
ines q eiesaeoe. By this arrangement the
help Of euly enc man will b required 70
auplly the shsller from ssy pap of the
sfiS This siIi gsrs;iy le~ssn ~ eapeass
ef csss shsllirg In fact, ~. lSesy tsanks
Il ssn BE- dose for one cent bsoho), xhefe
-, by The usual ssoie il costs four y ii,e
cents per bushsl TO get csio sh.lled OCT.
Tue entire conessn, elevator and "a, W.ll
h. In ops5p1jen - about NO ~usksL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

Most practitioners and medicine makers.
in preparing pulnona' ) medicine. use ingre
dients which mus, be prescribed mot often
e. thsn three or four times per day = the
proper treatment in such cases is to employ
. medicine that it is aaic to use every fifteen
minutcs-the directions for cough medi>
cines shou d be ''litilc and often" Il is the
threat. not the stomach, that requires treats
meut-thi% = ths secret of the success ot
C.s's Cough Dsloom .rake ". little a d
sslso." IN very shurt tiu,e Il has become
immensely popular.
A Teasivsc OoccH Is Disstcutr TO NAss En-
bat like III eesnpla,nts Of the "sgsns Of res,
piraton, ,t tses eay before the anti infam.
nstorv and spesh n. op, saaioM Of John g.
Baker L Cs's s'PrRE MkDscssAL CoD LIVES
o." rsust none Of The ordinary oils -
Belly onlv On seuls standard 6ennd. Jnh Z.
Baker 4 Co. IT'S Market Street, Philad.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

GENERALLY speaking. woman looks upor
the wash board AZ her most troub'esoin,
and least attractive friend The ELECT,
Cleanser" does away with the wash board
almost entirely; therefore, all house keep
crs should use the "Cleanser."
Sold by all druggists and yr0c
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

Real ESTATE MATrgRs.-El Eldridgs 4
Bro., yssterdsy sold . small house and lot
on Lc Claire street. between 9th and 10Th,
10 Mr. J.C. Bonner, for $500. f. n. Dav
cnpoSt, Esq, former owner. Also forty
,cre farm, three miles from town, near
Black Hawk, to Mr.. 4. n Davenport. for
81 1000; }. c. Bonner. former owner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23
co slAe Ladies'.
Rare Chance.

WAs4k FEW Active .rs TO ACT
w - sos, both Local aud Travelling. for
IN easy wtk,g and first class Life Insurance
Co ExcltsH rigi.t If territory given.
Apply ~ Rer stating territory wanted 70
Box 1Ss. lDsv,pcrf. Iowa sepl9d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

TnE LEyEE The steamer Imperial was
engaged this forenoon in loading At our le
wee for St. Louis The Canada passed up
this mo. ming. bound fer the docks At Le
Claire. The War Eagle and Ida Johns, n
srs lying below L. Claire The Keiths-
burg will leave for Ft. Madison Tomorrow
morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

FvurRAL o. JouN DAVIS. The funeral
Of John A. Davis, son Of Mr.. Levi Davis,
took place at two o'clock this afternoon.
At the Baptist church. The scholars Ct
the City High School, to which instieu
ton the deceased young man belonged,
attended in q body.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

Brv fouR Dry Goods at Otto Klugg's, No.
50 Second street. unl7d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

Ladies' sfnictod with Discolorstions on the Face
called Moth Patches Freckles. should PrSnS =
celebrated Mcr1i Asp FRKcklH Louox. ], IL inr,lli-
BILE.
Prepared by pr. u c. Perry, Dcrma.olosist. =.
Bond street, New Yoil. Harrison 4 Stark, +. :.
haord and Stevenson 4 Carnahan sell IL. octiaidm
MCJAVAIRO This 10 new perfume
yet il has already achieved . success which
has established iis reputation "a the mcsi
delightful delicate and Durable The lapse
of time but dds 10 its essential sweetness.
For sale by al the pri cipl Druggis's.-
PAiiaJs'pi's Erening telegraph
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

MEXICAN ArvArRs
When Mexldo shall fall into Uncle Sam'e hand-,
Tue Mexican Floral Gem,
Extract of Sweet OpoponaA.
Shall Perfume the World
Already the beauties Of Patis and London are rn
chantcd with Smitn's new perfume,
Extract Of Sweet Opoponax,
SMITH h co, Manufacturers Of Floral Per
snmrry, New York. Entered accordln, to law.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

A great many philosophers have laid
down rulcs for the guidance of the huma'
family. promising that their ob.ersanc,
would secure the highest earthly happiness
Ot c,uisc this WAS al nonsense. The be-,
way ohc happy i to keep Yourself clean
and the best article wcrew',h TO Jurif,
yourself in the "Ec,cctic Cltanser' T.
canno' se equale,l for this purpose.
Sold by nil druggists and :, o.'.Ts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23
PsoR,A AND Rock ISLAND RAiLpoAl

PsoR,A AND Rock IsLASp RAILROAD
The Peoria Transcript has OF ,eral occa.
sicns urged it, people 10 the consideration
Of the importance Of constructing a rai.road
from thst city to Rock Island. Again re-
ferring to this matter. the Transcript in its
issue Of the Goth inst says no section Of
our State stands in greater need Of road
than does the ono this road would pass
through, and We believe that on no short
road would there be more business trnnsact-
Cd than there would be uu this Sne. The
country between Peoria end Rock Island is
not surpassed in richness by any other lo>
calitv In the State. Much Of It has no rail
road Z cilitics. The proposed rosd would
be of vast benefit TO it by bringing mark ct
facilities within reach ofits people, and thus
give them chance to make known the ad.
manages OF their several localities. Without
this road the large scope Of country it would
aid to reach market would continue 70
suffer from the disadvantages under which
it now labors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

BARxux LECTURES To NIGHT - B,rnum.
he great shosmsn, lectures tonight 1t
Net iopolitsn Hall. this evening. As every
body should know, Barnum is himself
sight worthy of 4 e curiosity seekers, his
name has ng become household word
throughout the United States. His r>
ina kable success in life will a,>o enable
h,m to give our young men fund Of prsc
tical advice on the interesting art Of making
money, which. Il improved upon, cannot
fsil 70 be Of grea. value. The hall will be
crowded, Of course, as seems TO be the case
t all lectures given under the auspices Of
the Library Association. Those who de-
afro eligible seats should lose no tins IN Sc,
curing them by calling on Luse 4 Griggs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

01ooDos Pain4 1itcA cd varnish
From oil Goods Of Durable Colors, 10 ahssd
Of anything vet discovered.
Il leavss the foods soes and - pssltet - when
nsw. viii 20 spot upn which dust can collect.
- 10 ~ cnss With u the preparations hereto
ssss,d lss slsassiag ess1s.
0e - Oeo1caeely Roe6hmea.
And sasirely efee ftom the disassssabls odee a.
Do6eino cd II oo1to ruotnoao 1uids.
Co00oo91booo
ord Asfe oene bUt shnt uhieh heo ~ oato9fsnh
a.. b ". DULt.ARO q the 1aeel.
. nono6oesasod - the Pruqsisooe, A. B. "
0ollaeds' 1npssse1 Oh 9seplI ~
,.es SHAW . WtG1AA1ov Aedoso.
salks: .1 a1.ss;sss - e - ssSIis ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

&0GO - = o001Aos
Read Whas prowiuens citizen ef Davsn
port ays:
DAvrxross, Nov. IA. 1906.
DR.. John L. Bicod-DEAa Sra LII Of
fosds me great pleasure to give in my testi.
uonv In favor Of l1alleoasd'e Rheumatic
and Neurslsia Specioe, hsvieg eivcn Il
Trial s,d hess ersatly bsaesitted thereby.-
Fsr long ti,ss ! wa~ sia'ctsd with the
-R~~uma,srn. end sought relsst at the hand,
Of the hest pbyaicisns, and also hy using
numerous pat ut medicines which we're said
10 be infalhbe remedies but ,houi any lat
ing ben, tit. Al -, WAS injured 10 try
Lslle,nand's Spec lie, and shortly afieS. l..
nv SURPRISE and pleasure, found my self rap
Idly improving. I continued to take il iew
weeks and the result va q perfect and pei
manent cure ] must earnestly urge all who
are simdsrlv an" ted to Try this remedy
| conrider i. pr,c'less medicine.
Yours truly.
JosErm A. LECLAIss.
yes
P0als aad Fwscy Ronps.
PAL. soAs olD fs:xs ws.:os.
TIE mos. popaias, moss psr< end desirable varie
tiesno bcfuse he pabue.
Our PALM SOAP
10 - satlrely nsw psrrasstisn. asd h made from
Palm Or bieached without scids or chemicals Of any
kind warranted pure. tits the vxnr REST.
Buruhams 4 Van Setback. ChicaSo. wholesale
ngcn,s ,or the Northwest. sold by druggists every
where Manufactured by McKeone, Van Haagan 4
to, 81 South Front street. Philadelphia ana cha-.
McKeone, ~ Barclay 81, New York. rps,fn
Tns Eclectic Cleanser although Of
somewhat recent origin. is not IN expert
mens. 1t has been tried il the every day
work which must be done IN every house
hold, and has not been found wanting.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
MErcALfEs RHEUMATIC RExgpy contains
As much virtue AZ forty bo,tlea OF many 9th
cr medicines. and will Instantly cure Nerv-
ous Headache, Neuralgia, DC. Try it,
Stevenson K tarnahan, Agents, Davcnpest,
Iowa.
DR. kxArp, formerly Of New York, who
has visited Davenport regularly the past
eight yeasa. and effected many wonderful
cures Of old CnRoNic DISEASES. CANCERS.
and diseases Of the EYs and EAR, which
have been pronounced iNcuaAsLr by the
medical profession generally. can be con
suited At the Scott House, Saturday AM
Sunday, No,ember cath and 18th, as wi
be seen b. his card in anot er column. Con-
ssi.atnp free
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

Tms Eclectic Clcanser,' although Of
somewhat recent origin. is not an csperl
mens. II has been tried il the every day
work which must be done IN every house
hold, and has not been found wanting.
Sold bv all druggists and grocers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS "A new time
table takes effect on the Chicago, Rock
Island, anG Pacific Railroad, on and after
Monday next the 2dth inst The east rn
mail tram will leave this city st six in the
morning; the western mail and cNpress
train for Kellogg and Washington. will
lesvc at ESQ A. NJ. .; the freight trim for
the same route, At eight o'clock. The &C.
commodation and freight train for Iowa
City and Muscatine, will leave at 4:3O r.
N. The tirst night express train FROM the
car. will arrive here at ESQ A. NJ. tie
second daily express and mail st 4:2O r.
". FROM the west, the accommodation
and freight train from Iowa City and Mus>
ca,ine, will arrive st 2,2o r. N. Tue
freight train from Kellogg and Washington,
will arrive at Ais P. n. We have only
noted the changes. For full particulars We
refer the public 70 the sims table elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

Card OG Ehaoks.
Read What promiuens citizen Of Davsn
port ays:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

Not any, Mr.. Wsrd; We are not in that
business, having been brought up to regard
an honest man rs the nob,est work Of God.
That is Why We don't wish TO affiliate With
you or your confederstes in this matter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-04-18
For Coroner.
" A Presidential Usurpatio Fore
shadowed."

4 This is the caption to the following spe-
cial telegram to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-senators Riddle,
of Del, tDem.), and Doolittle OF WIS.
lUnion), accompanied the remains OF the
late Senator Foot to their last resting place
in Vermont. On their return, at one OF
the towns in Connecticut, they received the
Presidents peace proclamation. Senator
Riddle was highly delighted with its tone
and sentiment, and, in the course OF con
yersation with agentleman, established the
fact that it was thing he was anticipating.
He was evidently well posted, and in his
rhapsody over it, very indiscretely divulgedi
a most important part of the contemplated :,
coup d'etat programme He declared that
Within ten DAYS orders would be issued in
all the rebel States for an election of mem
bers OF Congress, and that within thirty OF
sixty DAYS these members would be elected
and be in Washington.
Upon their arrival they would demand
under the proclamation, the administration
of the oath and their admission into Con
gress as loyal Representatives of bona hide
States in the Union; of course, in their
choice of to become Representatives
from the Southern States, care would be
had not merely to select those who can OF
will take the oath, but equally that all o
them shall support the Johnson policy
The manifest idea OF Riddle in bis toreshad
owing Of this programme, was that ii the
demands of these men so elected were mo-
at once complied with, the President woult
promptly interpose to install them in what
he calls their rights.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-04-18
SUCCESSION SALE. J

Estate Of John Ninth Judicial l,;s'f,es
Holtdcceaspd Court, Parisllof kap'ass
DY VIRTUE Of on order issued from the
ID Ninth Judicial District Court, Parlsl,
Of Rspidss, and directed to the Sheriff
thereof, will be sold to the highest bidder at
the Court House door, in the town of Alex.
andria, on SATURDAY, the Ign q
MAY, 1866, the following property be!ons-
ING 10 said succession to-wit
A certain trac, or parcel Of land ~ SAID
Parish aud State on the North side Of Red
riverapdbeing alefsection No, %, tlil anu
wing on the Bayou Toreau in Township
north Range 5 west, and ceptalnlng tue
aaaniity OF Five Hundred and ninety-nlIle
so-l0O acres, also the North East ball g.
the Section No. 81 in same Township ana
Range, ana containing the quantity OF thrsss
bundled and eight acres and being tue re-
mainder of the said section not sold 10
Messrs. logan & Walker, on tie first DAY
Of March, 1860; also all the buildings apd
improvements thereon. gas
TERMS OF SALE: CASH in d. S. Treasury
notes. J.. ROUTH WILLIAMS,
Sd ot,..l $50 Sheriff.
sherif's ciice, Alexandra, Louisiana,
April 18th. 1865.
April lS, Ut. Printers fees SIS 90.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-04-18
r "A. PID ES !,
!a!;;i|l|k,
. zd1k.sESssl1S

THE THOROUGH. BRED STALLION.
Will stand the present season, at Rose
lawn, the plantation Of DR.. y. N lay
lor, on CoTILE, for twenty dollars the sea-
son and one dollar to the groom.
Goodpasturage, two dollars per month.
Pedigree-
gRArfDEs was sired by Nuncio out OF
Glencoe mare, sired by imported Jordan:
His dam was bred raised by Colonel
Bingaman, near Natchez, Mississippi. his LIS
sire, Nuncio, was bred and raised BY Colo.
mel Wade Hampton, Of South Carollna
and is out Of the dam Of the celebrated
Wagner, by Herald, out Of Deipllne,. sby
Plenipotentiary, the best race horse Of hls
day in England. 8
lie is a beautiful bay, black name AM
tail, fifteen hands, three inches high, ant
seven years oil this Spring.
81 CARROLL JONES.
Rapides Parish, April l4th, 1866.
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