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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-11-14
General Staford's Remains.

proceedings Of a public meeting called
for the purpose Of paying the last tri-
butte Of respect to the memory of the
late General Leroy A. Stafford, of this
Parish, whose remains are expected to
arrive shortly from Virginia. His body
WILDE detained in Alexandria, previous
to its removal to the family cemetery
on Bayou Bmuf, long enough for those
friends who are unable to go to his late
residence, to see it. The ladies are to
decorate the hall which will contain it,
a funeral Grafton is to be delivered, and
the Masons and others are to turn out
on the occasion.
There will be no military display
over the funeral of one who lost his life
for "lost cause;" neither do his COM
rades in arms propose to make the So
lemn ceremonies the occasion of an
exhibition OF animosity or vindictive
feeling towards those who were more
fortunate in the struggle. They desire
only to show their appreciation Of the
private moral worth # an estimable
citizen, whom every one loved, and of
that devotion to duty which led him to
sacrifice his life in a cause which he
believed to be just. Any brave soldier,
of either army, should be proud to par
ticipate in the ceremonies.
Further notice of the time of the fu-
neral ceremonies will be given, when
the time Of the arrival Of the body is
more definitely known.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-11-14

Sa~ We publish, this week, among our
new advertisements the cards of six New
Orleans firms to which we call special at
tention.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-11-14

s@- Our vegetable market is supplied
daily with fresh green peas and tomatoes,
oil of the second crop of the present un-
precedented season.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-11-14

m. Two he-buck negroes have been
elected to the Massachusetts, Legislature
at the recent election. They are both from
Boston. Bully for the Huhi
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no. The latest gold quotations are
1862; Cotton 80 "a SO; Sugar Tx "a
l2h; Molasses, good prime so a. 90 !;
choice $50 9T1a.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-11-14

A DIsPAssIoNArE VlEw.-A sensible cor
respondent ofthe New York journal of
Commerce takes dispassionate view Of the
situation, and says:
/ apprehend that no rejecting man will
doubt for moment that if today it were
known that the Presidents plan Of recon
struction were at the meeting Of Congress
to be with any considerable unsnimity car
ried out, there would be an immediate and
large advance in the price of our securities
at home and abroad, and heavy decline
in the price of gold. AS it is, and with
the prospect before US, tits my opinion that
every election which proclaims that this
settlement is more and more hopeless, there
will come q decline in the price Of our
securities, and on increase in the price of
gold. ! am free to confess, Mr. Editor, that
1T is my opinion, that If the Southern States
were all restored to the Union, and with It
were to come state Of good feeling better
than We have had at any time for the last
forty years; if all the wisdom and all the
energies Of the country were directed to the
Improvement ofour social and material con-
dition, it would require long time and a
hard struggle, requiring the most rigid
economy in the government, and involving
much Of personal sacrifice and selfdenial Of
the people, to bring our securities and our
currency to . specie standard but with q
divided country, engaged in fierce and
bitter contest for power, q contest which is
enlisting in its service feelings and passions
more relentless than have ever before been
exhibited 10 this country, / see nothing but
ruin ahead.
Peace, speedy peace, is what We need,
and must have. We talk Of peace, but
there is no peace. We boast Of having
achieved great victory we may we'll ex,
claim, with Pyrrhus, Anothersuch victory
will ruin US. =
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-11-14

IA F. A. Biossat & Son offer for sale
q fine lot Of corn, hay and sweet potatoes.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-11-14

s On our first page, seventh column,
will be found a list of plantations for sale,
lease etc, etc.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-11-14

R~ We are indebted to Ben. We'll for
package of New Orleans papers ahead Of
che boats and the mails.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-11-14

~ We are Obliged to the Pioneer, Iron
City and Caroline for late papers.
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MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE.

/. MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE.
At meeting of the committee Of ar
rangenents held on Friday, November 9th
Captain j. G. WHITE was called to thu
chair and J. A. WILLIAMS, Esq. appointed
Secretary. Mr.. Joseph Fellows was chosen
Treasurer of the committee. %
On motion of Mr.. Crawford l
RESOLVED, That the chair appoint com
mittee ofladies to decorate the hall il
which the body Of General Stafford is te
lie in state. s.5, III
On motion of Mr.. Swan
Resolued, That the chairman Of the com
mittee confer with the family Of the de
ceased to know what arrangements for the
funeral it will be most agreeable to them
for the committee to make. Y seHf
On motion Of Colonel Grogan
Resclped, That VIM. A. Seay, Esq. be in
vited to deliver an Grafton on the occasion
Ct Ct Il: Tie funeral. = e. s.
Ion motion the chair appointed Messrs
Crawford, Williams and Swan . ICON.
mittee Of solicitation"
On motion of Colonel Grogan a.
Resolred. That an invitation be extended
to the Faculty and students of the State
Seminary, and to all citizens, to partici.
pate in the funeral exercises.
On motion
Resolued, That Messrs Fellows, Hickman
and Levy be appointed committee to
procure hall in which to deposit the
body on it's arrival.
The committee then adjourned to meet
on Wednesday, the 14th inst, at o'clock.
.Yt JIG. WHITE,
j. A. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-11-14

0"0 ooVSAnS SUI cluho E0uiy W uld resi-, even
as the sun Of hope went down upon our
strife his bright beams quenched in blood.
The sun of Austerlitz that refused to shine
on Waterloo, was not more typical Of the
broken hopes and failing fortune Of the
Child Of Destiny, than that sinking orb,
whose last rays oflight illumined Peters
burg, seemed to my eyes expressive Of the
deep night Of sorrow and disaster over.
shadowing my unhappy country. Sadly
thought
"Will it never rise AGAIN. Shalt that
dropping banner never again be unfurled,
and float triumphantly as Of yore on the
tide Of victorious battles Is the night to
be eternal, or lies there dawn beyond
whose bright glories shall one day break
through the dense blaekness Of the present
timea Heaven grant it may be SO ; and
that somewhere aythe future there may be
compensation for all the wrongs, the ago.
MES Of the past-that our country may yet
rise, Phenix-like, from the dread funeral
pyre on which all our precious things have
been consumed, and, Phenix-like, begin a
new career Of glory and prosperity.
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RtaI estate
LENTz Il iAPPLEGATE, "a
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Oalee ss23 Third street, North Side
J THTTN EETTTE1
DAYTON, ONO,

iii9iut tiI DAYTON, ONO.
n SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brink house 0pd we'll improved, six mites from
Dayton, adjoining Liberty ~ 900. .
A hhe tcsllchee, -bk hcres. Wen improved
within one mlle OF dayton .900
A frame house and ~ acres, on Grcencastle
x isrl6 q iso scres. op near Creek, good land
"A fafrn Of 80 asres, two miles north Of Philips.
burg: chenp at 1900 'fI fifrirflil.. rf. {.
A fine brick on ZONES street-e3b00 W
A fine house and Tot on East Third street. 600
Three houses and lots on Fourth street. for y 90
- 800, and q 90 each; all cheap I..il
A nne residence in Yellow Springs, wen I'M
a rood house and lot, wen improved, on long
A farm, miles from Dayton, OF 40 acres, well
improved, on Eaton Pike; cheap for f17,000, 4.
a fafm OF f54 acres, / mile east Of Union. on the
old Troy rad well improved, and the best quality
l. A farm OF f23 acres well improved. miles south
west Of Coyington Ohio the best land for SO per
Flax factory, occupied by Messrs. Davis 4 Co,
with machinery, and acres of land. lll
a farm Of 100 acres, mile north Of Brown,s sta
ton, op Western u. r., on Twin Greek, wen im-
: A farm OF 30 acres, on Greenville r. Rs--&2,atO.
A farm Of " acres, good Improvements, al
Browns station, on Western r. R.-f3aO.
"A farm Of 70 acres, on Germantown Pike, miles
from Dayt0n--fq000. ~ .. Il. li..H .l
A number Of houses and lots in different parts o.
the city. An will be sold cheap. 80 -. .II
fet2ltf IENTz A APPLEGATE. n. II "A.
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xEMEnRER Z
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From Rev D. MeIrige Pastor of the Passyunl
Church philadelphia '

Church, Philadelphia
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ID. MERRIGE.
From Rev. VIM smith. formerly Pastor of the
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From Rev J. Newton Brown, d. D. Editor of the
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FROM rev y. newton brOWni u -. EultOr OF the
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From the Rev Thos D. Winter ID. D., Pastor of
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BsOFLANO's eEKmAN BETTERs
win cure every case of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY,

MD DISEASES OF TIE kIDNEHs'
Observe the following sym ptorns resulting hpm
disorders of the digestive organs -N
Constipation. Inward piles Fulness OF Blood 10
the llead, Acidity Of tho stomach Nausea Heart
burn Disgust Tor Fool FnlncsS or Weight IN the
stomach. sour EructonS. sinking or fluttering
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Deficiency OF Perspiration lellowness Of the skin
au'l BycS Pain In the Side, BACK, Chest, Limbs.
sc sudden lushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant imaginings Of Evil, and great Depression
OF Spirits " aT l--ii
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In the incorruptibility Of that honorable
body-eyen though it has sprung just
''fresh from the people"--to place it in the
way Of tho seductive influences 50 web
knowp Y r.ilrdt1 son'p nd gpo.sna,
tial in ehngiog the views 81 she laStivers
q the country. This applies q the LssisE-
INJURIES ofSother States bcsidss l,anesota,
anu perhaps withmore force: So &2.sss
We would favor some movement Of this
kind could there be another amendment to
the Constitution, requiring members Of the
Legislature to DO their duty without fear OF
favor; to hold themselves .'as pearls above
price; and to eonscientiously guard the
beat interests Of their CONSTITUENTS We
doubt II, Us matters now stand, the bill in
ttvAnosdby Mr., Shi.loek, though his inte"-
tisns are doubtless fol. tlle best. willb pro-
ductive of any very beneficial results
Would that. it were otherwiseE - 4s.,e...t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25
STATE NEWS.

-.
The Wabashaw Herald says that six
years old son of NJ. Mohr, of that place,
died very suddenly last week from having
swallowed a large quantity Of spirits q, Of
peppermint. >s''''.. e. .s.55
A call has been issued for an auti-mo-
nopoly meeting Of the people Of Minneso-
Ia, aud especially the Upper Mississippi
valley, to form = league for protection
against the, freight monopolies ---said meet
ing 20 assemble at 1ngersoips Hall, on We'd
nesday. the 9Th Of February next. isas, !
"A German living near Wiuona was re-
Gently swindled out Of 81 50 IN gold ~ some
scamp who ,pafmed: of on him n'coaple Of
advertisements Of Bitters, printed similarly
to q bank 3ote. SO says the Repudhean.
The Wilton (Waseca county,: News
quotes wheat A. 6o cts oats Is; corn 40 !;
hay S.. TN .s.t.z5s s.tss 6 "a. ~ .sf..
Red Wing argus recounts the kill
ing Of an old bear and three cubs near that
place by two men: It also speaks Of three
white bears killed within thirty miles Of
Red Wing. en- 30 80 az .. -. 1t'''
The same paper speaks Of difficulty be-
tween two men living, Mt Cannon Falls,
when one sprang at the otIer and Bit his
upper lip moustache and all, entirely of.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25
RAILROAD LEGISLATION.

X =. - =
We have received copy Of ! bill intro
dueed II the Senate on The 18th, by Hon.
M. .shillqck. for an act proposing en-
amendment to the Constitution 50 as to-
bring I.ailroal companies under the control
OF tho State. y provides that the ,Legisla-
tuls shall have the right to tx the prices At
which, the companies shall sell their lands.
10 Stusl7 settlers 70 regulate The rate #
freight, and to altsrror1rspeal the charters
,of.aay efsthe companies. 1T further pre-
yidys that this amendment shall b %. sub ~
nittsd 70 the people for their ratification ''
.ss,rejsetion st the nextegenerala election /
while it il ) grievious fact that the rail-
rod conpsn'ss Of Minnesota own the 'peo-
% u ihs State body, soul and breeche'sa !.
sud While Ne would hesrtily favor any.
nsvsnest that1vould seem likely TO. secure
thshi agaidit these srasping mono'poliss |;
yet &c sincerely doabti i could b. 81 Oh ll
tained 81 transferring the trust TO the Leg,
islaturs. We hare not sufficient confidence
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-01-25
THE OVERLAND MAIL ROUTE.

On the 5th inst, Mr.. Donnelly intro
'duced in the Houee of Representatives, a
memorial from the Legislature of Minneso-
Ia for the establishment of military posts
on the overland mail route from St. Cloud
to Fort Walla Walla, Washington Territory.
This ii the same memorial lately intro
duced by MIR. Ramsey in the Senate.
The placing Of mail service upon this
route is Of the utmost necessity to the peo-
pie Of this State, Of Montana, and the
whole Northwest. It would open up line
Of communication with the gold fields the
most direct and feasible that it is possible
to obtain, resulting in great advantage to
the whole country. In no way could the
latent wealth of the mines be better
brought to the surface, and thence into
market; while the counter demand for pro-
<lucs and supplies would stimulate indus
trytin this State to the greatest extent Ia.
1T is generally admitted fact that the
present travelled route for emigrants and
that used by the Government in sending
the mails, is previously circnitous, tedious
and unfavorable. It does not ,accommo.
date the people at the mines, neither does
it. those in the settled States. D .sr@@ "s5:. ~
The growing necessities Of the country
demand the speedy opening Of this pew
mail route, and the placing of service upon
it by the Department; and it IS to this end
that the people are now petitionine. II is
to BE hoped that our delegation in Con.
gress with Gen. Andrews) will press upon
the Postmaster General TIL. urgency Of es-
tablishing military posts that the he mails mail
may speedily pass between the two desig-
mated termini-st. Cloud and Fort Walla
Wktla.s l5 >t7hssi@ s.5: ~ .} ts
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Groceries, SO.

.Allof which will Be disposed 7of at the
very lowest market rates FOR CASH. 80 ss9 ~
yen1o-tf ]. r. BENNETT
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SUPERINTENDENT WHIsKERsi Dave

WHISPERS! Do vouWant Wits,
yy /, kers or. Moustachesi Our sGrecian Compound,
ii force them 70 grow the snoothest face chin
az fair on shSld heads, 30 Six Weeks. Price, 90
Scnt BY NATL closely sealed receipt Of
pAics. Address, Il WARNER 4 co,
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Business and Over Coats, Pants, Vests,
Undershirts and Drawers, Gray and Fancy
Wool Overshirts, Jackets, Buck Mitts,
Gloves, Gauntlets, &C..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The DElDAL cuAMBkk, On Essay q Warning and IN
struction for Young Men published BY tho Howard
Association aud sent FREQ Of charge In sealed envel
sopes. Address, DR.: J; sK1LLEN HOU9HTON, How
ard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. sv7n3oly