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New-York tribune., 1867-08-19

TRusTEg-o7 CREoToRs AND srochHoLDS oE{
TmE ONO AND MIssrssIPpI CO Eastern Dyison
No "a WALL-sr. YORK, Angustl 1901 J.
VNO THE CERTIFICATE HOLDERS.-A
Special Meeting Of the Holders Of oCeraeaiSs issued 6y ths Ira
will be held Of the Trustees No 81 Natsl on
TUESDAY 10th dav take bHa acou
upon the closing u and reorganization OF the Ono ad MIS-
sissppi Railroad Company -.
As requires that three nhs In interest OF The owners
or their legal representatives. both Preferred and Common ees
h voting the object above stated Cu
cate requested TO have their certificates ranserl
at the meeting IN person or V
proxy.
Tie Transfer be closed osok sATURDAl
and remain closed until the hnal aournneno o tns
The Trustees onIT await Certificate holders a, the meet
ing now called close T and reogaaiIe The Company bJ
order u the Trustees, ALLAN cAhfbhbL, bnaImah,
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4inantial.

NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting of the Stock
~ holders Of the FRENCH CREEK MINING COMPANY will he
hd oee of the Company No 10 Eassantt EewYork
TUESDAY, Aug a. 1851 at u o'clock. noon By orier:
J. W. DAVIS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19

RICI-The marke n duh, and nOminay unchanged
SUGARs-For Raw Sugars the demand Is good; prices
retain their frinness particularly refining grades
sales 100 hhds. at III l3c for Cuba l2c. Tor IOrtO
Rico 2.c for st. Coix and 9l5 boxes Havana at Haze
Refined are quiet at former figures.
SKINS-Goat are in moderate request only, the adj
vanccd views OF holders checking transactions Some
small sales Of choice, cNtrahcayy McXicanS have been
made at advanced rates OOutOtown parties but for the
most part manufacturers decline to pay the advance
The auction sale Thursday attracted but Few buyers
and the prices realized were comparatively low DLLh-
We have TO note very moderate demand Tor TINS De
scrption and sales hard effect at tho prices de
mandcd by holders. The stock continues large ana well
assorted Deer Gold.-lGOnduras, 4Sd5Oc; san Juan,
ic Bolivar S2sc; siSal SOC; Vera Cruz, 'sc Chagres
F7ia5Oc; Puerto Cabeo, 4Oci Para, 55c. d. Goat
G0ld-TampIcO 42lc MatamOTOs, 40042lc. Vera Cruz,
4OG42ic. Buenos Ayrcs, 35c Paya. Sld5Jc Curacoa,
42Jc., currency; Cape, 4Odi2c n Madras, fOc each
SOAP-Casiilc is selling at l1l dlBc
sTEARIN-We note sales OF 10000 70 at l3I dl3ic for
sEEDs-A fair mG1ry for new Flax Seed at 81 75as2 80
2 bush Timothy Seed IS selling slowly at IS 250SJ iJi
Clover Seed Is quiet at IL 9i2lc: NJ
SIMAC-ahe demand n fair at a nrln price. We hear
Of sales Of 400 tuns NJ Sl85 currency.
TOBACCO-We have had a steady, fair demand for
kentucky Leaf since our last ana the market mas ruled
fTAI1OW-The demand is only moderate hut prices
are steady sales OF $1,000 at llsdllsc Tor Country and
Wo0iEDuring the past week rather more inquiry
has prevailed FOR Domestic fleeces. manufacturers
being the principal buyers prices have ruled hrm,
but show no particular change. The closing quo
tations are as follows: Domestic Fteces at iO6i6c.
for Native and oneOuTth MelinOs ~ E5disc Tor one
rinos aud 5jdG5c for SaxOny Fleeces 5Od5oc Tor No
Pulled 3sai5c for SCpernne do ana 41eoOc ior LAJta
for Fine 3Jc for Texas and American Combng at
6OaG5c. We quote Foreign as follows south american at
9O 34c for Common Washed 32d42c. for Unwashed Mes
tizo and Merino Sja for Washed Entire Rios, 25a2sc
Tor uwashed Creole 4ec for Washed Cordoya; Gillian
81 n qic for Unwashed MestZa aud MerinO; Cape OF
Good Hope S5d 4Oc Unwashed East laa 50 5c for
Washed aud African at 2Ga3Oc for Unwashed' and 3O9
'O 'OWIfsKYThe market is firm but quiet sales OF iCO
bbls Western at 35aJ6c., III D9hu'
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Sabin@ 8anks.
SAVINGS BANK,
NE row occupying their
NEW MARRLE EIRE.pROOE BANKING-HOuSB.

SAVINGS BANK,
w row occupying their - -
EEW MARBLE FIRE.PROOF BANKlNG-UOUSB,
Nos | and 3Thrdayenue
opposite Cooper Institute
DEPOSITS Of 81 TO $1,000 received. and 49,, ,r,,a
SIX PER CENT INTEREST," Tee rom I' ano"eu 0 "D 'O'0
from - 10 $1,000. vypnNvS
r. W. Lille See '''" ISAAC ]. SMITH. PreIt
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK-Eight-ave;
~ cor Of Pourteenth SIX PER CENT INTEREST pad on all
IS s5OO2 Deposits made before sept T Ora"
interest from Sept J. X H. hACLAl FrsslueI, St, W :.
r. II. BULL. Secretary. T. B. CONSTANT, VlceTress
SIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK, Astor-place. -
~ Open daily from 10 to for deposits and payments FVe
centsto IS 600 received.
EOTICEThe scminnua dividend al the rate Of sir cent
free Of Government Will be paid 70 the depoos h the H months
preceding Aug payable and the 18th Of August Interest not
called for will be placed the credit Of the depolOT anddS interest
from the lst Of August
~ B-MoDey deposited 10 the 10th Of Augu will draw Interest
from the ls Of said month J. T. SLOAN, Secretary
THIRD-AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
Il CORNER or TWENTY-SIXTISf. AND TlIRD-AYR
10 a. to and on MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY aad SATURDAY EVENINGS from 10 q - -
EST paid.
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aott.. ..@ma,n's gutit,.

STAIR ~ NEv.YoRks I
PoRr.wARDsNs' oFyICE, No 70 William o.
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
IN Section Of the Act passed April H. 1881 entitled An Act to
Reoanis the Warens oace Of the Port Of to all persons
h having the subject Eater Of sch inqa
survey that the following vessels under sfsph
the Port Wsre and that the d survep examinations w
be within days succeeding this notice 90 board sad
tessek:
Steamship tAmnoniA
BARK III. d. bFookmsn..
hINrHoRHE TohPklNs, President
Aces J HKRRIaAs Secretary
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
OYTIcE OF rnR EEw.YoRK, Providence, AND BosToS}
RAILROAD Co. SrOSISGroS, July 20, 1861.
rI,UE BOARD of DIRECTORS, under author

Nv granted BY the Stockholders at their Annual Meeting Sepem
ber 1864 pursuant TO acts Of the legislatures oi hode and ana
necent decided u Increase the capital stock
rom 600 for the purpose OF purchasing the
trolling interest Of steamers In connection wh THIS road
The Dbuon Of the Stock viii be made at par and SoAbod
r upon Books Of the Company August VIII De- enu
M 90 Le increase number Of shares then
held by thea provided hey notify Messrs h hORGANS sOS New
YORK Company that they will aya. themselves ~ the rg
ON or before proIo after which date an STOCK nos SUP
hd by the present Shareholders will be awarded W parties WHO
stand ready 70 take the
Pyments for the stock called for during the month Of see
Der BY order Of the Board go NV nj,
Y NnYs
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

so P... 54 sun ses... 6.S3 Moon Rlses....9l2
s.plv Hook 0.0l Cows Island .lO.5l Hell Gats.p %
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19

| AFTERNOON Provision MARKET, 81 O'CLOCK.-The mar
ke Mess Pork lower and weak sales of 20 bDs at
| s23 cash closing ~ SIS bid, and ~ Otl asked.
! PETROLEUM quiet for both Crude and Refined IN
bond but prices are without essential change. Ihcos
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-01-23

no. The louisville Courier admonishes
the radicals not to magnify the power of
the Federal Government. There is no tell
ing into whose hands it will fall before
many more years. They have fine sailing
now; but all's not gold that glittet. The
majority oft United States are against
them to-day, and in progress ofevents they
may go under and be rebels. They viii
then look with horror at that power they
are now building up, as they did few years
ago. Their opponents then will be sorely
tempted to forget the doctrine of strict con-
struction they insist on now.
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~Gsa A wedding took place in Raleigh,
the other night, amopg the upper crust" Of
darkeydom, at which the guests, receiving
the usual cards of invitation, were required
to pay an entrance fee Of S., and after en-
terlng the charmed precincts were required
to expend SIS more in Refreshments. The
money was turned over to the bride and
groom, who had taken this method of rails
ing money to start on their journey Of life.
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Ma. A former servant Of the late Bishop
Rutledge, Of Florida, hearing Of his old
masters condition, left Charleston, where
he was living, and repaired to Tallahassee
attending him faithfully to the last mo.
ment. The bishop altered his will, and
bequeathed the faithful freedman a portion
of the little property which remained to
him. g & 81 81 IS
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g'he }Il9er)lotrajt.
TE r M s !.


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FIVE DOLLARS per annum, THREE for elk
months, payable in advance. No subscrip-
ton taken for less period than six
months.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate Of
81 so PER SQUARE for the first insertion and
IS CENTS for each subsequent one. Eight
lines or less, constitute square. The fol-
lowing are our rates to yearly advertisers:
One column. $500 90
Hall Column. ...-............... 40 w
Third of column. ..-.......... 100 90
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Cards, Occupying space of eight
lines, or less, .............. 20 90
Obituary notices, marriages, public meet
ngs, cards of thanks, ETC., to be paid for as
advertisements.
Personal cards, when admissible, charged
double the usual advertisements.
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LITTLE THINcs.-The preciousness Of it,
tie things was never more beautifully ex-
pressed than in the following moroccan by
B. F. Taylor: "Iittle marten-boxes Of
homes are generally tho most happy and
cosy; little villages are nearer to being
atoms Of shattered paradise than anything
we know of; and little fortunes bring the
most content, and little hopes heleast dis
appointments. Little words are the sweet
est to hear; little charities fly fartherest,
and stay longest on the wing little flakes
are the stiilest, little hearts the fullest, and
little farms the best titled. Little. books
are the most read, and little songs the most
loved. And when nature would make any
thing especially rare and beautiful, she
makes it ittle--little pearls, little diamonds,
little dews. Everybody calls that little
that they love best on earth. We once
heard good sort ofaman speak Of his
little wife, and we fancied that she must be
a perfect little bijou CT wife. We saw
her, and she weighed 2l0; we were sur
prised. But then IL was no joke the man
meant it. He could put his wife in his
heart and then have room for other things
beside !; and what was she but little? Null
tum in Parvo--much in little-is the great
beauty Of all we love best, hope for most,
and remember the longest.
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Sg The Wheeling murderers and would
be suicide, Mary Nugent, has entirely re-
covered from the effects of the opium she
took. She manifests no remorse for having
butchered her child.
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9 A Wag suggests that good way
to get rid of the national debt would be to
let Congress steal it. The trouble is, that
there would be some cheating about it, so
that it would be laid to somebody else.
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CHRIST M AS POEM /.
BIZ PEARL RIVERS.

BIZ PEARL. RIVERS.
Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas!
Hear how gladly, wild, and clear
Both these happy words are ringing
On the chill December air!
On the starry steps of heaven
Has the holy day come down,
And tits "Merrie, merrie Christmas y
In the country and the town.
Merry Christmas Merry Christmas!
And the ruddy wine goes round,
While the sparkling glasses jingle
With a festive, social sound.
Merry Christmas ! Merry Christmas!
How the cold folks" laugh and jest,
While the golden eggs are broken
In the bowl, with hearty zest.
Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas
IT'S carnival of toys,
And the children are rejoicing
Mid their little painted joys.
Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas!
y And the mother, smiling, tells
How the children's friend Kris Kringle,
With his tiny, tinkling BELLS
On his sledge, all heavy laden.
Down the sooty chimney rides, rs
While deep in each little stocking,
Gifts, from fairy-land he hides.
Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas!
And the father, full of glee,
As he scatters gifts, and kisses,
s9Trots the baby on his knee.
Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas,
On yon maiden's hand SO white,
See, lovers gift is sparkling,
And the day to her is bright!
Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas!
See the lover silly lift ae
Up to his, those lips of crimson @
To receive his Christmas gift.
Merry Christmas !! Merry Christmas
Hands, by hands as warm are pressed
And each heart beats fuller quicker n
In this jubilee of rest.
Merry Christmas! It's the season
Secret love should be revealed;
And all pledges falsely broken
BY the kiss of truth be sealed.
Merry Christmas It's the season
When all hearts should kindly beat
For the lonely, homeless, stranger,
And the beggar in tile street.
Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas!
In the warmth and glow of mirth
U! be We not forgetful
Of the widows cherries hearth. =
Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas! <,
While your board is richly spread,
Hands are clasped, and hunger prayeth
"Our Father :" daily bread ("
LATTER DAY HYMN.
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For Sale.

TWENTY HOUSAND acres Of valu-
IL able Pine Woods land, with some i'm
provements, near Alexandra, Ia, north
side of Red river. For terms, ETC., apply
to III. S, Losee, Esq. at Alexandria, Bo-
gans buildings, Front Street.
GEO. L. WILSON.
April 18th, tt.
TITO RENT Rooms at the Rhorer House
Il for Offices or sleeping rooms.
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FOR SALE OR. RENT.

VII NhII Un 1bIN l.
A VALUABLE SAW MILL--G0 inch
IA circular saw va few miles from Loyd's
Bridge, with 800 acres Of pine woods land
and some improvements thereon, including
buildings. :
Possession given at any time. For
terms and particulars apply to H. 8. Lo-
see at Alexandria, or to me personally.
s. H. LLOYD,
2 Dec . 1870 u EXecutrix
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Alexandria Advertisements, s
0~>-~> ..-e~--4---o>S.,S.S~.o 4
LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
OF LEARNING
MILITARY ACADEMY,
Near Alexandria, Founded and Supported
by the State Of Louisiana.

SIXTH SESSION
DEGAN LIST MONDAY in SEPTEMBER
~ last, and ends Both day fJUNE, 1867.
ACADEMIC BOARD.
DAVID F. BOYD, Superintendent and Pro-
lessor of Ancient Languages.
RICHARD M. VENABLE, Professor of En-
cheering , ......
JOHN A. A. WEST, Professor Of Math
ematics. A
JEAN PIERRE BELLIER, Professor of
Modern Languages.
JOHN r. PAGE, N. D., Professor Of Chem
istry, Mineralogy aud Geology.
JAMES w. WILSON, NJ D., Surgeon and
Professor of History and Physical Geog-
raphy.
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Professor of Natural
Philosophy.
ADMIRAL RAPHAEL SEMMES, Professor
Of Moral Philosophy and English Lit,
erature.
$50 = ---.-------- Commandant Of Ca
diets and Instructor in Tactics.
JOHN P. McAULEY, Assistant Professor
of Modern Languages.
JAMES NJ. GARNETI', Assistant Professor
of Ancient Languages. g
! Vacant. To be filled soon.
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces a Preparatory and an academic
Department including Literary, Scientific
and Optional Course, and Special School
of Ciril Engineering.
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets of fourteen gears of age.
rao kaop arithmetic, English Grammar and
Geography.
EXPENSES
Of every kind, except clothing, for 10 months,
S425 90; 1925 10 payable in advance, bal
ance LIST February.
The number of matricnlates is now 1856,
but many more Cadets can be received.
For further information, address
d. F. BOYD, Superintendent,
Post Office, Alexandria, La.
eYn,,,,ocr, ~
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ALAN
BY MARY wALsINGHAM.

The heart that owns thee for it's king
Must perish in its love;
Defend me from such subtle sting,
Mortal befriending Jove!
From snow comes warmth-from chill
comes heat
But from thy love comes love.
Who with thee dreams Of rapture sweet
Were better dead, tenfold.
To love thee with intensity,
That in its depth were pain,
Must still her luckless fortune be,
Who meeteth thee, Alain!
The fatal sweet--the treacherous mild
The calm, unrufiled cold
Who loyeth thee, Alain were wild!
Or worse than dead, tenfold!
Some pictured face we give our gaze,
Some sculptured form our look;
And | for love Of some rare face
Have kissed marble block.
A moment meath my thrill-my touch
/ warmed the marble cold;
Who dreams to thrill Alain so much,
We're worse than mad, tenfold!
She braves thy fancy's speedy frost
Who bows beneath thy spell;
In polar regions she were lost,
Alain, who loved thee well.
From snow comes warmth from chill
comes heat.
But from thy loves comes cold
Who with thee dreams ofrapture sweet,
Were worse than mad, tenfold!
Defend me from such wild unrest,
Scornful, disdairing heart!
Yet no! too late-Tve pierced my
60 breasts a a
z By handling cen the dart!
Defend me not, O pitying Jova,
If he be fond or cold
Iflove be death, to cease to love
Y Were worse than death tenfold!
E. e.
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PATENT NEEALIIC BURIAL CASES
and sa
CasEket

CaSIK- cts.
They are AIR TIGHT and will pre-
serve and protect the DEAD, and are
particularly designed for the safe
TRANSPORTATION Of bodies. He invites
attention to them.
August Is, 1866, If. 49,
N Office TO PLANTERS.
A IL PARTIES wishing the sulphlifous
N acid gas apparatus known and pat
ented as Pattison's Revolving Cylinder"
will do well to apply Immediately, Is first
COME will be first served. For tho clarifi-
cation of cane juice, it is superior 10 all
others, and the only perfect machine in ex.
lstence. Perfect satisfaction will be given
before any payment is made. All orders
addressed to
PATTIsON g. CAGE,
Houma; Parish Of Terrebonne, La.
WE RESPECTFULLY REFER TO:
Messrs. j. M. Pelton, R. C. Moore, W. A.
Shafier, Winslow Hatch, Adolphe Yerret,
G. s. Ulnt. Captains j. j. Shaffer, w. A..
Bisland, ColonelJ R. Bisland, Messrs. Da-
VISA MISUNDERSTANDING.
Messrs. Thomas P. May, F. Webb & Co,
Octave Aymel-St. John the Baptist.
Messrs. r. & L. Troxler 4 Co, Chauyin
Lewis & Bourgere, sosthene Deneuf.
bourg- st. Charles
DR.. John Z. Pugh-Assumption.
Messrs. Scnddy Perkins, John Webb, r.
Caillouet--Lafonrche. Us
! 3 81
i. G; Compton, Esq. -Rapides.
u. Rhodes-St. Mary.
| jan Is 1867 "
uST E R IA L UNI her.
Nv have for sale Cypress tistern stuff,
w ready to deliver in Alexandria !,
nov IA 1856 3m HARRIS & LEWIS.
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TALL & WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
The Superb Steamer
! -.

Maurice Langhorne, Commander; and
Carpenter and Purcell, Clerks, has re-
sume6 her position in the Red river
trade, and will make regular ten days
trips during high water. And so soon
as navigation above Alexandria is
stopped, she viii ply as q regular week
~ packet from New Orleans to Alex
andria. ta8
Being side-wheeler and having SUI
perior Accommodations for freight and
passengers, the public will please apply
on board. lH
oct "a 1866 tf 3 go, ssesf
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LEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY %, 1867.
Plantations For Rent, Sale, Etc.
FOR RENT ON SHARES.

= SAV LCAJAS SAs NAAA44V~ISt
A PLANTATION on Red River, IL
II miles below Alexandria, in which
there is now a fine crop growing, which
was but very little injured by the late
overflow, viii be rented next year on
shares. There is . large and commo-
dious house on the place, and quarters
for 10 or IL hands. Apply to Mrs. E.
W. Compton OH the premises, or to the
Editor Of the Sentinel, Opelousas.
Sept. ~, 1866, tt.
f q r r II MT
A FINE. PLANTATION.
TIME Plantation of Mrs. Wright, on
4 Bayou Boeuf, Immediately above
Cheneyyille; is in good repair and en-
tirely above overflow; contains 300
acres Of cultiyable land.
For terms, apply on the premises.
Oct. 3, 1866, If.
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N Office

"A 7 the solicitation of many friends in
N the country and in town, Mrs. JAR
REAU viii accommodate eight or ten board
ers. Price moderate. Call and see her for
terms. Located at the late residence of
Mrs. HUE, near Mrs. Grogan's store.
jan I6 st
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ELECTION NOTICE.


A N ELECTION will be held on MON
IA DAY the 18th day Of FEBRUARY,
1867, for q member of the Police Jury for
the Pineyille Ward, to fill the unexpired
term of Fl. NJ. Labat resigned
Also for q member of the Police Jury for
the Rigolet Ward, to fill the unexpired
term of H. Mcknight resigned.
Said elections viii be held according to
law and due returns made to the under
signed. ~ d. D. ARDEN,
ian 16 tide President Police Jury
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DIZZY GoCod5.

Dry GooG5-
A GOOD assortment Of Dry Goods and
IN Fancy Articles, including everything
that is useful and same that is ornamental,
for sale by S. W. HENARIE.
oct 81 1866, # 80.
STRAY ED OR STOLEN
TROM the enclosure surrounding the
I residence of DR.. Casson, on Sum
day night, 9th inst, THREE MULES,
each branded u. s, and with new hal
ter chains attached to their necks. One
was black mare mule, fully l6'hands
high. The second was roam Horse
mule, about l45 singh. The third
q brown horse mule, same size. All
were work mules and with marks of
the harness on each.
Areward of s75 will be given to any
person returning the mules, or furnish
ing information that will lead to their
recovery, or for the return of any sim
gle mule S25 will lie given.
dee rs If F. SEIP.
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GUN Saith ghop,


G 7 P R ESS L q ID B E r.
THE undersigned will keep constant
1 ly on hand, at Alexandria, for sale
atmarket rates, an assorted supply of
Cypress lumber, also a lot Of first class
cistern lumber. Parties will have
their bills promptly filed by applying
to our agent, H. II. Parker, Alexand-
ria. w. g. T. BUSH,
sept 26, If.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Louisiana = -
VS.. >NO. ~
Milton Reason.
DY VIRTUE OF writ of Fl. Fa issued
ID out of the Ninth District Court
in the above entitled and numbered suit
and directed to the Sheriff thereof, I will
offer at Public Auction at the Court House
door, in the Town of Alexandria, Rapides
Parish, Louisiana, on
SATURDAY the I'd day Of FEBRUARY,
1867, a.4
all the right, title and interest of Thomas
s. Bacon in and to the following described
property seized as his property to satisfy
said writ, to-wit: 4.
2 Mules
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in United States
Treasury notes with benefit Of appraise-
ment. @ ~
JAMES r. ANDREWS,
se 5a Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, Alexandria, january
10th, 1867.
ian is ids. Printers fees $40 90
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LATTER DAY HYMN.
By BISHOP COKE.

LA AAn LA II ! MN,
BIZ BISHOP COKE.
We are living, We are dwelling
In grand and awful time;
In an age on ages telling;
To be living is sublime.
Hark, the waking up of nations,
Cog and Magog to the fray;
Hark what soundeth9 It's Creation
Grooming for the latter day. a
Will We play, then, will We daily,
With your music and your wine?
Up, it is Jehovah's rally,
Gods own arm hath need of thine.
hark! the onset! will We fold
Your arms in lstless lock!
Up! 0! up, thou drowsy soldier,
Worlds are charging to the shock !!
III.
worlds are charging, heaven behold
ing
lao,l hast but an hour to fight.
VOW the blazoned cross unfolding,
4. un, right onward for the right.
on, let all the soul within you
sor the truths sake 60 abroad;
''rike, let every nerve and sinew
lell on aSes-tell for God.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-01-23

To ent.
TINE STORE HOUSE, small dwelling,
i ont houses and one hundred and four.
teen acres Of cleared land at Lamothe's
Bridge. This is an excellent stand for q
store and house of entertainment.
Apply to WEBB TAYLOR
Jan leb7-N Lamothe's Bridge.