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AN IRRESISTIBLE ARaUMENT.--H is
sometimes said, remarks the Montgomery
Mail, that the ordinances passed by the
lately deceased menagerie, impairing the
obligation ofcontracts, viii have the effect
of bringing q considerable vote to bear in
favor Of the Radical constitution. . How is
impossible for any one to be benefited by
these ordinances, when the cases testing
their constitutionality viii be carried up
to the Supreme Court which may be or
canized under the new Radical State gov.
ernment, and when two of the three Radi
cal candidates for State Supreme Court
Judges, Messrs.eEsW.-Peek and B. F
Safold, not only declared in convention
that tie ordinances were in contrayention
Of the Constitution of the United States
but actually voted against them. How
then, can the ordinances benefit any one
and operate to induce q man to vote him
self the slave Of his former slaves Ths
convention knew that they were illegal
null and void, and threw them ont simpi.
as bait for gudgeons. j saa h9J a
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NTCosT1TCFss..

AIExASphIA., La, Dec. 4th 1867.
The Tax Payers Of the Parish are hereby
notified that they must come forth at IN,
stanter aud pay their TAXES. 81 ! must
proceed to collect them according 70 law
Persons coming to Alexandria will please
call at the Clerks ONCE, and pay their, tax
es to John W. Hickman Or W, ". Whit
tineton Jr., and they will receipt for tht
same. 5s,3s, Sex s ,a5s
Is s'ia 6sf 9i@ 9 Tax Collector
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District Court Parish Of Rapldes
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. la
Succession Of Hugh MKeary, for Admins
.tration, No I43. ssis ia fsd}
TNIIIEREAS William vi Keary has made
wv application to this tcourt to be ap
pointed Administrators Of the, Succession b
Hugh M. Keary, deceased. Notice is here
by given to all whom it doth OF may con
cern TO show cause within ten days from
the date Hereof, why the same should no
be granted. fiA g s.t g..,
Clerk office Alexandria La..Dec. %, 1857
Dec.25. asfJ.,W w. HICKMAN, Clerk.
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NCrTTCEI.

TIME Seminary takes pleasure in Inform
/ u ing the public that Divine Worship Ii
now held regularly at the Institution. twice
every sabbath and the citizsns of Alexan
dria and pineyille, and Of this parish pen
orally are respectfully invited to attend
lfass, BY Rev, Father Bellier, at 8. 4. NJ
Preacaiag, by Rey. Mr.. Palmer. ut j Am
go d. i. BOYD,
tStA$seets ~ SIin'tA
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$3.50 10 $1,000

100 Solid Cold limiting s,
81 Watches -. $3.50. & $3.50 to VI ,o0O
100 Magic Cased Gold T.
Watches .---.....-.-. 200 to 5VO
100 Ladies Watches, En- s. -
So 6amelied J. -...- i1o0 to S. 300
200 Gold Z Hunting Chro, fa. i4a.,
= nometer Watches..... ,250 to 800
ooo Cola Hinfau,E1,glish iAtf hffe 2
Is ! LAYERS /. i. -. 5 ;. 2ooto $40
800 Gold Hunting Duplex
Watches. ..---.. lou 10 ~oo
500 Gold Hunting Ar1eri- 81.
4 M can Watches -. ..aA 9G0to zoo
500. Silver Hunting Leyr's 81 to! M lou
500 Sily.r Hunt'g. Duplex, % to Is, 2 22
500 Gold Ladies Watches 50 to. 25O
1909 Cold Hunting Lepines 50 to ? y 70
1000 Miscellaneous Silver 8I,g ~
Watch's ... 81 to lVu
$500 1Iunt'g silvr' Watch's IS to 81
5000 Assorted Watches all
" Every patron obtains = Watch By
this arrangements, costing but $40, while
may 4be worth $1,000. ! No i partiality
shown 81 ait t3s
4 We wish to Immediately dispose Of the
above magnificent Stock. Certificates
naming the articles, are placed in sealed
,enyelopes, and we'll mixed. Holders are
entitled to the articles named on thelll
certificate upon payment OF Ten Dollars
whether it boa watch worth LOCO or ono
worth less. The return of any Of our cer
tificates. entities you TO the article named
thereon unon payment, irrespective OF Its
worth, and as no article Is valued less THAI
$40 is named on any certificate, it will al
once be seen that this, is
NO LOTTERY. But a STRAIGHTFCR
VARD LEGITIMATE ,1,R4NS4C-
TION, WHICH My BE PR
..5s & 1TCIPATEDI IN EVEN BY
THE MOST E4SIIDIOUS. .,t
t. a single certificate will be sent By mail
post paid, upon receipt Of rs cts, five 70
| 81, eleven for 81, tIiirty-tlires and elegan
premium lorts5, sixty-six and more valua
lble premium for So, one hundred am
most superb Watch for So. 70 Agents, 0
Those Wishing employment, this is a rar
opportunity. 1t is a legitin,ately consllict
led business, duly authorized b, the Coy
| eminent, and open to the most carett
scrutiny. Thy Us! g
WRIGHT, BRO, & CO,
3 s49 Importers, l6l Broadway,
nov13-em-[3o.] 81 ID New York.
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THE OLD ALBUN.


nv album! it is sad to think 81 '4s'aEi5-
That thirty years have come and9van-
.iUGiH 10 z
ished, 81 -nif.t4.,,fa.,
Since Willie wrote in India ink .,e.r ert.
On its first pase 9 inamo now biappisslhHeNq-
nv maiden name-for VIII aud I8H h.t93
Soon after joined our hands together't %
And in each others company Peg 'lf!ta q
Have since faced every sort of weather.
.a9BJGd6l q
I've hunted out this poor old book
To please child's pictorial fanfSfesi, e.,
"Coms, Alice, let us have u look F7 51t 4ag
She is not mine, but daughter Naneys;.
a.5a u taGR bus eag
And while you haste from page tepagesoa
With eager eye andrestiess tingerJEJT3
III rather choose, as suits my age, ilb. -
Round some old memories to finger. ~
i"A''' 49, ~ ffSsi ri
Here nre the lines that Willie wrote ri
When lie proposed, aad acceptedi +
Here's Mr.. Jones farewell note 4 ~,
In verse-half humorous half detected
A valantine-when WIN was winning
His suit-all laced, and lowered, and
darted; 'l>eii.'s ~ a''e
Jones' sarcastic lines, beginning, 'a''' "a ,
Fanny is fair, but finty-hearted.' ~.
All me as in my glass | scan q se.f.58
This wrinkling brow, these silyering
tresses, 43ta
scarcely can believe poor Fan 20
Once caused such passionate addresses
Here is our church in colored chalk,
A wreath ofseawecd brought from Dover
Poor Poll--how well she used to talk T,.,
sketched, cage and all, by my first lover
Pet nieces out of sundry bards- qe., n
Byron and Moore were then the fashion
stanRas on perforated cards, 3lawa3i4
Expressiyelof the tender passion.f'aa
These last are full Of :. !" aud " sishs,'
Nolover's prattle could be sweeter;
Tic penrnanship deserves aprize,
Fris often better than tile metre.
u !. (. =. ~.
"lIere is a'pretty lady, grand, ''.'a-.
But oh, what funny sleevesm eriesAlice
"Tbat was my poor dearsi Anne, .
Taken when leaving school at Calais"
Alice next lays her finger on Ba
A handsome boy in sailor jacket; n "a.
I've not the, heart to tell her John 8
Was drowned in the West India packet
Nor need ! ssy that brother Tom,
Whose scarlet coat sets Alice staring, 7.
Died BY the bursting of bomb, e.
Insome forgotten deed of daring.
MY first born! Thus I saw thee lie f..ft.
In death-shall Alice think thee sleep
ing? y 'ia' t'
0fshallI tell her babes can die ~ 53ail.
Sweet Willie, j am almost weeping. &
s aabsf ligs SIS fo 90 aigY 4l5Eito4t
Though nearly thirty years have flown,
See, on his breast.a bunch of lilies;
Ihislock of hair was Willie's- own--t&8
Such golden, silken hair was Willies.
pgrRdmamma just then there fell
Upon thezpage two drops of water; SCI
Micro conld they come from" Shall
slssstell a7 -,.xe.
We'll shut the book, my daughter
* daughter Is &oa ~ ds.
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d hY H0l[E JP0N THE HIbL.

qe---st1a5ai' $50 -
st'Esaa38e m43BALLADae 5M 893
'aa atpi adl9 -7--,ga i81z1 attfil iu3
tledearest, spot to me on earth, II lava
Lies close beside q, nqrm'ripg rill ;.as3
ltls ism n the the land that gave me birth ..4
ny dear old home upon the hill /
stas eai(cHoRgs.) lsIaq aa 5i
aly home-my home-Anny dear old home
~ once once happy happy home
lls II p the land that gave me, birth
Inc dearest spot is home!--sa aai. 81
ihe leafy trees and messy welI,aG
:, Whose cooling gifts l cherish still
ile lowing herd and grassy delbned
ocli back my hemespon the hill
:, tii'a na9sl sS 50
'hs orchard with tho, woodland near
SO me farm house and its rustic rsill-7..t
TIC he ~ I've trod each by-gone year, J,
a was as once my home upon tho Hill =
fassed the scenes to boyhool dear, 5a
The oldplay- round and clicking mill
asssafee can cheek tho rising, tear;--, +.
FOR Mother sleeps upon that Till ~ j
MARSHALL Nov end, 1867.
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5S.X-Z7RZ IRIS SILK.

CAA-L III ~ : - sSOl1IAkss 81
sAM'L. g. COMPTON, Tutor, Estate of Lon
VS. lSlaHa, IarISn
q KnSsnrn BALrIo. 1of Rapides-
Ninth District Conrt-No. 1858. %
3T1Y VIRTUE Of AIN Order Of Sale issued
- from the Honorable the District Court
in and for the Parish Of Rapides, State Of
Louisiana, and to me addressed III tho
|aboveientitled and Numbered suit. Twill
offer for sale to the last andhighest bidder,
on
SATURDAY the Attn Of JANUARY, 1868,
between the hours Of II A. N. and A p. d.,
Fat the residence Of the Defendant, Ken,
meth Baltic, Oh Bayou Bnnif, Parish oi
! Rapides, about "a miles from Alexandria,
| the following described property, rroyis-
sionally seized as the property Of the de.
fsnlaut, to-wit: IS flg q ae
Ten Plows. IL Set Single Plough Gear,
10 Head Of Beef Cattle, ! Black Saddle
Horse, Saddle and Bride, ] Plane. Forte,
Bedstead and Bedding, | Clothes Press.
Terms of,sale: CASH-iil U. S.
Currency, subject to appraisemaat.
A.. j. SYPHER, Sheriff,
dec18- tds-printer's Fee @l2 90.
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Ta1u ~ - e. ~ !.

TTAVING a steam saw mill within five
LII and a half miles Of Alexandria, I
take this method OF informing all persons
iii want of lumber, that their orders, di
rectea to me and left either at the Post OF
fee, with II. L. Fox, S. w. Henarie or Cay,
tain J. Graham on the Ferry boat, will
meet with prompt attention
BY pnmcfualit9 aud inst dealing hope
To- merit and receive aliberal share of pat
ronagc. / an prepared to deliver lanibel
Immediately.
feb G-ly CLEMEAF Is. AEAGEH
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'7ls. ;Soa Ny soul today gus 7 g s,, =
- ' i,'I,e, Is far, away v ,.,' = hgI
Sailing the Yesnvian Bay Ia hah
i IL Y37p My winged boat, 81
bgf3HsnaA bird aAoab,s 7 sdt b6A
aeswims round the purple peaks remote,
aH ltaB siNtH sti1 l}91tE5 ~ tS#Sft +
: aoiiga1 Round purple peaks blA
iasgaa Itisails, and seeks il},it I
Blue infets in their crystal creeks,
'la'5 8 Where high rocks throw,
=, go 49,, Through deeps below ~
81 4 duplicated golden glow
! ..,,.d' III, /" Far, vague, and dim, ,,eH
,.s4sr The mountains swinlital
i While on Yesuyins' misty brim,
So n4NI With outstreteled hands,
tiaiisp The grey smoke stands
,'0,erlooking' the volcanic lands I.
as insq Hero Ischia smiles bits
9@7EA s'i O'er'liqHid miles; aih9a
~ Wi. ssas tsa.
And yonler, bInest Of the isles
800. ',,. Calm Capri waits, s IA
,si@ I Her sapphire gates rs ii
Beguiling to her bright estates, lll
heed not, if
ige, ;.rs Myrippling skiff
Float swift or slow from cliff to cliff;
4Eon9 edi With dreamful eyes
atEal l3J MY spirit lies
Under the walls Of Paradise
b rs. e UEader the wells
81 e Where swell and falls
The Bays deep. breast at intervals,
], :, 49,, Nh AZ peace T lie,
atss be5 Blown, softly by
A clond iapan theliiaud sky.
lgaasa st i3s[ q an
,.s.5reg The day solmild,
as q..f IsiHeaNen's own child,
|saWiths Earth and Ocean reconeiled;
alst a ( The airs I feel
81, yao ''1 - 49,. q =
"a Aio :. hi tltf = - : y ~ ~ - - = "
IpHelaasg over She rail-
f. 81 tai My hand trail
Within tie shadow ofthe sail,
y a JOY intense,
i
{ n,idos aown nv 'drozysv Incidence
:. 80 ,5~e,' - ss.,!ir
f.gn.a With ,areaafA eyes
- rF My spirit lies
Where summer sings and never dies,
i!fs tE o'erveiled with vines.
d /, -, I'm, sst,,rs s5 4, md vines
/ @1T 10 ,l79 })l'3 ff1
I #asf ~ Her children hid,
q it3 The cliffs auiia
! Are gambling with the gamboling kid,
-, Or down the walls.
/ I,anoh. on tbe rocks like waterfalls
+ ElgYa
4 The fishers child,
i ~ With tfesses Wild,
/ tonto the SMOOTH pfight sahd oegtiie'
s'7s ~ With glowing lips,
| ~" Sings IS she skips,
Or gazes at the fat-off ships.
II E-fA
/ Il IttE IS EIL 1T q rs'5.sGt ! @
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS,

A LLPARTIES wishing the splphurous
IN acid gas apparatus known and pat
'ented as !" Pattfson's Revolving Cylinder
will do well to apply Immediately, as first
come will be first served. For the clarif-
cation Of cane juice, 1t Is superior 10 all
others, and The only perfect machine in ex-
istence Perfect satisfaction will be given
before any payment is made. All orders
addressed to
! 81 PATTISON d CAGE,
Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.
WE REspEcTFEILY REFER TO: es
3 Messrs. ]. M. Pelton, r. G. Moore w. A.
Shafer, Winslow Hatch, Adolphe Verret
C. 81 Hunt Captains J. j. Shaffer, w. A,
I,islaud, Colonel j r. Bisland, Messrs. Da-
Wis d, BaYTow--T errebonne. a
Messrs. Thomas p. May. T. Webb & Co.
Octave Hymel--st John the Baptist.
Messrs. Il. &. e.. Trexler & Co, Chauyin
Lewis 81 Rourgere, Sosthene Deneuf-
bourg- Charles
DR.. John Il. Pugh--Assumption. t9a
Messrs. Scuddy Perkins. John Webb, 7,
Caillopet-- Lafonrehe.
H. G. Compton,, sq-Rapides. q 2'7
T. Rhodes-St. Mary.
jan 16 1867 "
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81 EAnMERIS GUIDE,

by Henry Stephens, Of Eainburg, aud tho
late J. P Norton, Of Yale College, 2 vols i,
Royal Octave, 1860 pages, and Numerous
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STlTP on LOUISIANA on .WlNN

on DSS27 fct l'oae72 ~ L'2eaH' S C15ce.
NOTICE is hereby given that all the pa
In pers in the suit entitled. G.. j. L.
Brown VS.. Elliott No. 51l, on the Docket
of the District Court, in and for the Parish
ofWinn, have been lost or mislaid Since
the January Term, 1867 Said suit was
brought on two promissory notes, one hun
bred dollars each, dated February 2, 1863,
and due one day after date, with eight
per cent. interest from date--said noteswas
annexed to the petition-there was an
answer filed by Defendants Counsel on the
l4th of January, l867--the Petition was
agned by Daniel Kelly, Attorney, the an
swer by Henry, Attorney,
This December Cd; 1867.
4.l.a sf 9ss y. NJ. MCCAIN, Clerk.
q I hereby certify That the facts in the
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& nIIIaIAMA aTA TP sPMINAR.

aid
|, ,.s.s MILITARY AC ADEMY ..ass
.i4 Il ,9faig d1am rfIiW .'tjHia3sl
81 teaeaSEvENTH SESSION, BOSS
t4IYILL begin 1st MoxDAY in sEprEM
nv Der next, and will end pnthe last
'WEDNEsDAY OF june l86S.sis9,s s.sa
L eas yaCoURsE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory andan Acadeu,il
MISUNDERSTANDING a Literary, tSeiea
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S !" !" Chickering's. ..- 6p0
= / Carriage, C. Witty's Repository. eoO
10 Gold Watches.eA ....... .---- - 100
5 Melode ons.-- ..--.--.,- .-,,r-.-- ~
10'Ladies' Gold Watches. .-......-... 100
& 10 American Silver Watches. - e--.. = Is
5 Music BOxes,-s so. 80 .ti.5s- .--s- 40
6 Elliptic Lock stitch Sewing Machines SO
8 Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing Ma
Chimes. ..-s5- -. !s-. -a-!'9-. -..- ~
|. 4 Wilcox &. Gibbs Sewing Machines 81
| SO Photograph Albums. IL
rs The balance t0sconsist of Aecoraeons,i Tea
Sets, Silyerware, sc, Ne Dollar Vewelry
No Gift worth less than Ten Dollars. i,
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of .Winder Crouch, No. 1921
ToURSUANT to ain order of the District
u Court for the Parish Of Rapides State
Of Louisiana dated December the 10th 1864
and issued to me in this suit, directing
me to sell for the payment of debts THE
following property I shall offer at Public
Auction on The plantation Of the deceased
at IL o'clock NJ. on 33'ta W. s. 49,.
SATURDAY the 18th of JANUARY, 1868
all the separate movable property Of tn,
late Winder Crouch, consisting of Sheep
Mules. Oxen, Horses. Cattle. Buggy ant
Harness, 1000 Bushels Corn, farming uten
sis, Kitchen furniture. Iron safe, One sofa
Ones SHOT gdn, One pistol, and a lot Of Pota
toes, One cooking stove and a lot Of Wool
TERMS: CASH Oh the spot ~
H % &c. DUNBAR,
{aa u s5a afii. Administrator
Dec. IS, 1867, ids. Printers fee, $780,
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NOI'ICEj


MFRS. AUGUSTA cANFrELD, will
lVA open at her residence Cd Second
Street, on the first Monday of Jahhary, 1868
a select school for GIRLS, which she
hopes by assiduous care and attention and
aliberal share ofpublic patronage to devel-
op into Young ladies Seminary Of the
highest rank. Particular attention will be
paid by Mrs. G. to the language and man
ners Of the young ladies placed under her
care, and she will endeavor by every means
toiinculcate uniform correctness Of expires
sion and the elegant and lady-like deport-
ment so admirable in the female sex.
Z, Terms (PER MONTH. (
English-P Urinary Glass;. ......s 3.00
English-rSeconde Glass /. ....... as SOC
French. .......r.. .,...i.. -. ~. ...sa 4'00
Music :. .....5.s. Observation-Disclosures soc
NIB. Boarders viii be received if'de-
sired. ~ 800 2., E
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2 I hereby certify that the facts in the
above and foregoing is correct.
Il decls-3t. y. NJ. MCCAIN, Clerk.
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COURSE OF STUDY
Expenses Per Session of Ten Months

Expenses Per Session of Ten Months.
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Text Books and Stationery, ...... 90
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Incidental Fee I. ...'....... / 90
Tuition, Library and Surgeons fees for
the whole session Of ten months, payable
in advance all other fees payable in three
equal installmepts, on the first day ofthe
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day Of April. For breakages and damages a
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Cadets will be received atany time dur.
ing the Session, and charged from thedate
of entrance. ,a s,f s, ...i4a.,..s /
gsS IN cases Of dismissal or resignation
no part Of the Tuition, Library and Sur
geon's fees, paid in advance, will be re-
funded, but there will be refunded the un.
expended balance of all other fees. 8 g1I
No Cadet will be received acithout pay
aest In ddoaace, nor will any Cadet be al.
lowed to be in arrears to the Seminary.
State Of Beneficiary Cadets are request.
ed to be punctual in, their attendance on
the first day Of the Session. ga Share
For further Information, address 81
b. I. BOYD,
June %, 1871. E Superintendent
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In my Gard OF Nov. ], 1867, / stated that.
"for the purpose or more fully supply.
ting the wants Of the public, and ~
order 60 prevent unscrupulOus dealers
from palmlng on Inferior and worth.
less goods NJ tho Morton Gold Peas, !
shall hereafter sell no goods NJ sshs1e.
sale except only 20 Auly appointed and
authorized Agents." etc. To this plan
have since atrictly adhered.
In accepting Agents. great care has been
exercised to appoint those who. by long
continued fair dealing, have acquired .
reputation for honesty. responsibility, and
probity-men In whose word tho public
have learned to place confidence. Those
Agents have agreed to keep full assort-
ment Of my pens, and TO sell them Mt my
published prices Thus the public ara sup
piled by them with just such pens ~ they
want. either ~ to writing or price, and gss
4 full equivalent for the money paid.
No agent il appointed to travel from
plaoe to place. or canvass tho country
% that all who want = Morton Gold Pom
must gst IL from tho Local Agent or nom
headquarters
None need apply for the Agency except
on conformity TO the above the liberal dis
ocunt To Clubs" being SUFFICIENT inouo0
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