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ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1867
70 the tambourine aud merry pipe

70 the tambourine aud merry pipe
The SWANS and maidens dance, s1a
Where the luscious clusters, rich and ripe,
Empurple the hills Of France.
Let the Gathering presses drip with wine,
Let the drunkards drink their. fill.
My leafy shrine is the clinging vine,
And my armory the still.
To cater for Satan has been my task
For many and many an hour.
have served him well, nor fear to ask
For further lease ofpower.
For Sculpture, and Painting, and Poesy
Have We'd with each other long
In doing honor and court to me,
On canvass. in marble, and song.
An artist am 1.-the yisage wan
And thetear-stained cheek my page,
And for me the youthful fcrni takes on
The care worn look of age
Deep lines ! pillow on the sunny brow
As the tempest plows the wave,
On fair heads sift untimely snow.
And dig Tor the strong grave.
Drink, drink, Of the liquors my goblet'
afford,
2
AS grateful to the taste
AS the sparkling nectar that graced the
board $3.50
/ At Cana's marriage feast
Drink, drink, drink, till ghostly fingers
weave
Strange sights round the festal hall;
Drink, It's cherries without, aud never
believe
That the wine will turn to gall.
Mourn, children Of men, for the power o.
3s my SPELL,
For the strength of cankering chains,
And laugh, ye demons, that people hell,
While the drunkard counts his gains;
A ruined frame and furnished name,
A sunless and desolate even,
In exchangefor his life and his better fame
His trust, and his hopes of Heaven.
70 L 4 3D.
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aka. Michael Phcan has invented a
continuation Of dining and billisrd table.
After dinnerthe topof the table is removed
as well as the cloth, and by turning lever
screw at one end the bed Of the billiard ta'
BE which then appears, is raised to = prop
er level
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ia. The Enquirer says that the lcottoi
crop Of Collin county is much larger thi'
year than ever before, and that no injur..
was done BY the worm.
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#. ~ - - : ~
Ile0 Solid Gold Hunting Watches$250 to $50
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches 1O0 to. 5qV
lU0 Ladies' Watches, enameled. lOO 70 5oo
300 Gold limiting Chronometer,
enameled observation-disclosures. 2S0 70 SOO
yers Observation-Disclosures. 200 to go
800 Gold Hunting Duplex -.
Watches ...--.......-...... loV 70 Wv
500 Gold Hunting American
Watch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100 to $50
|50O Silver Hunting Levers. -. so to $50
SEQ Silver Hunting Duplexes.-- IS to y50
ZOO Gold Ladies' Watches SO to $50
1000 Gold Hunting Lapines. 50 to 10
1000 Miscellaneous Silver
Watches s.. ~. . e. so tolO0
o50() Huntinr Silver Witches. 25to 10
5000 ASSORTED Watches, all kinds 10 to IS
ar Every patron obtains q watcl. by
this arrangement, costing but $40. while It
may be worth $3.50, No Partially shown.
Messrs. Hill, Porter & CO., . s. a Dey
street, New York City wish to Immediately
dispose Of tho above magnificent stock
Certificates, naming the articles, arc
placed in sealed envelopes, and we'll mix
ed. Holders are entitled to the articles
named on their certificate, upon payment Of
I'll, whetherit boa watch worth $3.50 or
less. The return of any of our certificates
entities you to the article named thereon,
upon payment, irrespective Of its worth,
and an no article valued less than $40 is
named on any certificate, it will at once
be seen that this IL ~ ..slsi4sa
No Lottery, but a atraight, forward legitimate
Transaction, .chich may be participated
IN eren By the most fasiidioas.
4 single certificate will be sent by mail,
pos,.ps:d, mon receipt Of 25 cents five for
81; eleven for 81; thirtysthree and All ele-
CANT premium for S.; sixty-six and more
valuable premium for $40, one hundred
and d most superb watch for SIS. TO
Agents o., those seeking employment this
is a rare opportunity. It Is Q legitimately
conducted business, duly authorized BY the
government. aud open to the most careful
scrut ny. TRY IT. S. ffssi
| Ii Address, ..;lf44s
Aus. 18th. Am. 2& DEFY st, N. Z.
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THE SONG OF DRINK.

He! Muster me now the armies that drink,
And marshal the dead in line;
10! Warand Famine and Pestilence shrink
To number their forces with mine.
lean boast of worth and pride of birth;
IT'S a glorious sight to see 4.y.s at
The mighty who rule in affairs Of earth
Surrender their honors to mel I
No barren sceptre my strong arm Yields,
To ME the monarch kneels, ~. I'll.
And heyictor chief Of a hundred fields
drag at my chariot wheels.
Ilurk in the senate and plead in the court
Shall Ispare the wise and create
The rich and the proud ! make my sport
As.well as the low in estate.
In brcthel and palace practice harm,
lnerve for the. causeless strife
coward heart and the shrinking arm
And point tue assassin's knife.
,
IN every household the doorpost bears
The mark Of victims blood,
ana every hamlet and city hears
The orphans cry for food.
dance at the bridal my form is seen
me altar steps beside,
HI . r
And my leering visage comes between
The bridegroom and the bride.
! scott at kindred and sacred truth; 80,
Old age confesses my thrall,
Aoa my spells descend on the hopes o
youth
as clods on coffin fall.
Sor me the righteous forsakes.the good,
Inc feverent tongue profanes,
aug the sluggish currents of Saxon blood
iuln to lightning in the veins.
Da' ilst to the laughter that echoes bach
ana mark the glee that reigns
"nen DIS fagon ofRhenisfi and cup Of sac
Inc ieaton OF Briton drains.
lucy pause net for illness and feveris
breath,
Dleared eyes and shivering frame,
iou may whisper of loved ones, aud val
ing death,
Dat they qualf the wine the same.
=. 3 merry reign and a gay domain!
, Men quicken the seeds of strife,
ior sleep inert in fruit and grain,
iul they torture me TO lite.
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We are told !" by black valor we won"
IT'S all humbug to laurel the white!

HoaR1BIE,-The New York correspon.
dent Of the Boston Post is responsible for
the following:
aWhen Lord Lyons represented England
It the Court oflhe Republic, his wife had
a waiting maid who took the fancy OF a
certain. lady in the White House.; BY
promises Of preferment and increased wa
ses this waiting maid was induced to
transfer her services from Lady Lyons to
another lady whose name had tbs same
initial. She thought, poor thing, that she
would have nothing to do but xhibit her
self about the White House, but this delu-
sion was very speedily disrellrd, for i was
only a few days when she was set to making
drawers out Of the linen sheets Of the es-
tabIishment. This wounded her feeling
% much that she soon gave notice to her
employers, and when she subsequently
spoke Of her sorrows to her friends. shs
said that tile extraordinary length Of the
Edrawers she was employed on LETT no doubt
on her mind as the person who was %
have the comfort Of wearing them"
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&
An INCIDENT OF TIE EPIDEMIC, BY MILE
MAYFIELD. -, a
I'VE take the following, with the above
title, from the Church Visitor, the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church paper in this city
The lines 90 honor both to the head and
heart Of the author, and prove the truly
Christian spirit of that paper Picayune.]
Passing along --4 street, saw shah
by looking, dinsy ehearse standing before
the door of little shop where all sorts OF
anotisrs" had been exposed only the day
before, In these trying TIRES it matters
not.whether rusty moreen and badiy paint
ed nine boards, or silver mounted ebony
and cut glass inclose mortality's poor rem
nsrt, our heart Gf we have .one) must give
= .athetic tlirobs with the mourn
Anew D., around sy,d soma des0late hearth.stone.
81 Stopping, accossed q woman VINO mo-, SAY a.
upona door step on the oppos..v -.uo :.
the street, with the question, Who is
dead over there ?" With an expression
impossibIeto describe in words, for it tout
Heroded Herod," she replied: Z" Only a
JeWl" a
"Only a Jew!" from Christian lips
5f, Came the blood for blood reply
As tho Christ had never died for us,
To teach US how to die
And how to live: that his life and death
ze Might bring Gods chosen home,
Along the thorny, blood-stained tfaeK
His son was doomed to roam
aonly Jew of them who seourged
And crucilied our Lord,
Who hanging on the cruel cross,
Prayed for them unto God.
"0nlv 4 Jew p as though some dog 4
Had yielded up this life
And not a fellow-being, born
TO brave. like US, its strife.
All wayside woman, whom | met,
Who Christian claims to be, /.
Perhaps that Jew you SOOTHING spurned
May brighter shine than thee
When that Great Book is opened, where
The good seed sown on earth
Will show golden, tropic bloom,
In O celestial BIRTH Il Ea3a
"only a Jew " 0, Savior, King,
When we shall come to die,
3"0uly sinner"--on our lips,
Shall wait Thy sweet reply.
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Iu amble II

HAVINGla steam, saw mill within five
Ii and half miles of Alexandria, ]
take this method Of informing all persons
| in want Of lumber, that their orders, di
rected to me and left either at the Post OF
| flee, with r. l.. Fox, S. W. Henarie or Cap
tain j. Graham on the Ferry boat, will
meet with prompt.attention s Iii8
By punctnality and inst dealing hope
70 merit and receive a liberal share Of pat.
ronage. / am prepared to deliver lumber
fsb sly cLEMENTB B. YEAGER.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
F. M. RAxsDALE District Court, Pa
Ia vs.. irish Of Rapides--
WM. ]. CALyr State of Lonisiaha
10y VIRTUE of a writ of Fieri
ID Facias issued from the Honorable
tho District : ranrt in and for the Par.
i i Of Rapi,les, state O. Louisiana, and |
to me addressed In the above enii::ss!!e..!!
and numbered suit, / have seized ana
will offer for sale to the last and high
est bidder, on Il.
! SATURDAY the cd day Of NOVEM-
$3.50 Der, 1867,
between the hours of II A. NJ. and 4 p
| Nj. at the Court House door in the
Town of Alexandra, Parisho Of Rapides,
State of Louisiana, the following prop
erty seized as the property OF the De
fendant, to-wit: y
The Dwelling House Of said VIM. j
| Calvit Just below Alexandria on which
Plaintiffs Mechanics lien and privilege i
recognized, to satisfy this judgments
TssMss Of, SALE: CASH in sUnitei
States Treasury Notes,
Al. sYPHER, Sheriff.
Oct. 2, '67 Printers Fees $l6. p
SHERIFF'S. SALE.
4 Alex M, n. Haas n ,oss. 81
/ Thomas D. Marshall } 81 III
District Court, Parish Of Rapides, State Q
Louisiana. {,
TOY VIRTUE of a writ Of seizure and sal
I'D issued from the Honorable the Dis
1trict Court in aud for the Parish Of ia
pides, State Of Louisiana, and TO me az
4 dres. ed in the above entitled and number
| ed suit, have seized and will offer for sal
to the last and highest bidder, on
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BT The Garibaldian iusurrection hangs
Ere. The Papal bulls ore goriog the red
shirts,
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= + ~ 9zelf Elm Is
b6% NOTICE. None genuine without
the engraved trade mark around each pot
81 box, signed BY Dr.. MAGG'EL. New
York, I'd counterfeit which is felony.
e9- Sold by all respectable dealers in
medicine throughout the United States
and Canada at .A. ..,..
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A Box OR POT
All orders for the United States must b.
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street, New York.
Patipnts can write freely about thei
complaints, and reply will be returned b
1.-THE following mail.
Write for "Maggiel's Treatment OF Dis
ease =
/ 1.-THE medicine cannot be procured !
your section, write, and will forward,
money is enclosed
! pr F. P. DUCONGE, No, 50 Cha
4 tres street, New Orlcana, IS the sole Ager
! fos the Stats Of Louisiana,
All, II, la67-ly
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Cruikshank & Hyason's Old Stand

DONNETS, Ribbons. Silks, Trimmings,
ID Laces. Gloves and all and every yarie-
ty Of Ladies Furnishing Goods constantly
on hand and received weekly from New
Orleans. Prices Moderate.
july III. 67-tf s8tf as,htt5f -
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Piliev1lle, La,

IIf9V lit, IJcI-z
LAS ON HAND, and will continue to
IL receive a full and complete stock OF
best French, English and American leath.
ers and skins, aud is ready to do all kird
Of work in his line with neatness and dis
patch. He invites a call and trial from
the people Of Alexandria, Pineville and
the country.
May 9Th, 1667-tf
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This popular SOUTHERN Journal, es-
tablislled in l848, suppressed by Ben.
Batler, May 18th, 1862, and re-estab-
lished October 18th, 1865, is now, as in
the past, a faithful exponent Of Cohher-
yatiye Southern Sentiment, q reliable
record Of events, and the ardent advo-
cate Of all means calculated to devel-
one the resources Of the great South.
West.
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LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
and isss8 ssiisIst'
MILITARY ACADEMY.

SEVENTH SESSION
WILL begin LIST MONDAY In SEprgx,
Wv Der next, and will end on tho lsst
| "WEDNESDAY of JUNE, 1865. So IS si =
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"onlY A Jew"

An INCIDENT OF THE EPIDEMIC, BY MILE
MAYFIELD. .sa Il
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CROCkERY WAKE.
and many other articles tod numerous to
mention, allof which / will sell at the
lowest CASH prices. keep constantly on
hand . large supply OF 4
Germ, Oats and Bran,
at reasonable rates. ] have also ONE
HUNDRED FLOWS: Calhoun pattern,
Peacock and Hall & Spear; Nos. 4, /, u
and. 2, at NEW ORLEANS PRICES.
Give me call and judge for yourselves,
hut don't come I'LL at once and don't for
get y0nr pocket hooks.
/ will either advance or give reason
able price for Cotton. Inquire inst aboyet The
4 ICE HOUSE HOTEL.
fet 20 tt JACOB WALKER.
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"PERUvIAn BARK sbiTTERS. 7"
CELEBRATED TONIC;
A CURTAIN EVBNlIVB POR FEVER And AGUD.
q L. KoUNs g. BRO. SO Common ST.,
NJ Wholesale Agents. Manufactured
by 2, Mr.. Perl & Co., Wholesale Druggists,
l24 Charities street, N. o.
apl31y ~ .g b
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BLACK LOYALTY"
LET THE TRUTH oFHrsroRY BE PRESERVED
Nigh million OLIVES wehave spent,

Nighh million olliyes we have SPENT
And three billions 81 ts,oo i.airs nf more.
That each fetter in twain should he rent,
And the slave horn be heard neyermore;
Full-six years we have given to the black,
And the thing was undoubtedly right
Now suppose, just to alter the tack,
We devote half an hour to the white.
When the South, in its hour of mad pride,
At Fort Sunpter let drive the first shot,
Neck aud heels our poor Sambo was tied,
And the North held one end of the knot;
But our hold we let go at the sound,
For both hands we required in the fight
And the war for the black was then found
Quite tough job Of work for the white.
Well, we fought-aye, for four years we
| fought,
| Pouring out lavish treasure and life;
Did the black then arise as he ought,
| Cleavin Northward with torch and with
9a knife9 .at
All his masters were far from his track,
Under Johnston and Lee in the fight;
There was nothing to hold the black back
From assisting his champion, the white
Did he aid us when bleeding we stood
To chase from him slayery's dreams, N
Or to Lee sent he clothing and food, 46
Harness, powder, equipments and teamsY
We all know that in one single State
A revolt would have ended the fight
Iso no more of their loyalty prate,
For the black rebs were worse than the
white mi d q
The white rebels came with cheer,
/ Their bayonets aslant and aglow;
While the black rebels skunk in the rear,
Assisting land freely our foe;
Phillips, Sumner, and men of that school,
May click~clatter from morning till
tfs. night ie
But if black or white rebels must rule,
Then, by Heaven count me in for the
white af
| It would sicken dog, this vile cant
That we hear of " black loyalty now
/ And notice the twaddlers who rant
On the subject were far from the row;
But since cold has been Lees latest gun,
| And since Johnston stacked arms aftel
| fight,
| We are told g by black valor we won !"
IT'S all humbug to laurel the white!
To the black rebel glory and power,
| To the white rebel chains and disgrace
| oh, madness, and worse rules the hour,
| We are false to faith, wisdom afi race!
To my heart with you, Longstreet and Hlii
Johnston, Lee--every man in the tight
You were rebels, and bad ones, hut still
You sharemy misfortuue-you're WHITE
MILES O'REILLY,
= 80. n y14l Dr., NJ vVnl Inff'ry
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WATCH SALE!
On the Popular One Price Plan

Giuinq ecery Patron a Handsome ead
Reliable JTateh for the loac Pssce
Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD. TO yALUE,'
AND NOT TO BE 80
lPaid for Unless Perfectly Satisfactory
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Alexandria Advertisements.
New Goods! New Goods

u u tlf,l f3f3f . lflVF
r WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
i my friends and customers that have
just returned from New Orleans, with q
fresh supply Of
DRY GOODS,
fsi GROCERIES,
II IS +. HARDWARE. b j,.t is.
TINWARE,
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Granted to Cadets not under fourteen
Years Of age. who know Arithsnetic' Eng.
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ss;piey Political Correspondence
A Chatauqua Republican Res
ponds to a Party Appeal.
+ From the Buffalo Courier.

The following genuine correspondence
will amuse and Instruct our readers. The
Radical State Committee fis begging money
to carry on its work Of corruption. and the
following is the circular letter sent out 70
II 4 A. Z 3 :
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DAILY per annum, SIG 90
I Half Yearly and Quarterly, same rate
WEEKI.Y--MammotA Sheet, per an
mum = -. I. $500 -vo "
Half Yearly and Quarterly, sssne rafe,
Oct. Both, 1867
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IA. J. SYPHER. Sheriff.
Oct. 10th, 67tds-P Printers fees $l2.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-16

Gold Coin paid for GOLD DUST at the Banking
House of [n2SHl nv B. NJ. DuREI1 Co.
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Revenue Stamps sold in small quantities at.
their face for GOLD Dusr at $40 per ounce at the
Banking House Of [n2stfl B. NJ. DURELL & Co. 4
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DEPARTURES. Hugh Kelly, well known here as
SINNER Hugh" who has engaged in mining in this
district since 1862, has concluded to pay visit to
New Orleans, there to pass the winter among old
friends, and then make visit to the 'sold sod"to
Ireland-and return here after an absence of year
or two. Good luck keep with him.
Henry Cans, who has resided here for several years.
has gone on journey to Taderland, to return next
year. Mrs. George Cans accompanies him as far as
San Francisco there to pass the winter Their many
friends here wish them pleasant journey.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-11-16

ANOTHER BALT.-The Good Templars want it
known that they propose to give another Bali on
Christmas next. That exactly suits. III 8