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JOHN RASDoLpn-Randolph was in a
tavern, lying on y sofa in the parlor wait
ing for the stage to come to the door, a
danditied chap stepped into the room with
whip in his hand, just come from drive
and, standing before mirror, arranged
his hair and collar, quite unconscious ol
the presence of the gentleman on the sofa.
After attitudinlzing for a while, he turned
to 90 out, when Mr.. Randolph asked him:
"IIas the stage Gomez"
''Stage, sir, Gomez" cried the fop; "1'vc
nothing to do with it, sirl"
ooh, beg your pardon" said Randolph.
abruptly; 81 thought that you were the
driverW
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A New Advertiser.
We copy the following from the Mobile

We copy the following from the Mobile
Tribune:
We return thanks to Gen. O. L. Shep-
herd for a copy of his orders on the
QClucks, and one of Gen. Meade's orders
on the Loyal League The two are run
ming in opposition to each other-we are
speaking in general terms. Friend Shep-
herd is young man whom we take
pleasure in recommending to the patron
age of our readers. He went to West
Point with q bulldog after him, and is
eminently adapted to the new business
upon which he has embarked-that Of
breaking up QCluck's nests, strangling
ghosts and putting departed spirits in
irons.
AS we have already given friend Shep:
herds advertisement one insertion, and
have not been able to collect cent in
payment for the same, we refrain out of
motives of delicacy'-and busincss-for
reinserting the whole of it.
But the second section of the order is
such gem in its way-not that we wish
to speak disparagingly of the first section
that we cannot deny ourselves the
pleasure of reproducing that.
H. All placards and newspaper cards
of the "Ku Klux KIan" are prohibited,
and ignorance of their existence will not
he held as an adequate excuse, it being
the business of the civil and military Off
GERS to know whatappertains TO their du-
ties. Citizeus, not holding office, likewise
will not be held guitiess.
Further outrages will be Vowed as cvi-
dence of neglect of duty.
BY order of Col. and Bv't. Brig. Gen.
O. l.. Shepherd.
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ASEcDoTE OF Tom MARSHALL. The
Louisville Journal relates: "Ahout thirty
four or five years ago Tom Marshall and
we went one night to the office OF Dr. De,
Clary, then well known physicmn Of this
city. Tom lad been drinking considerably,
and was in glorious humor. We wore
all having fine time, when the doctors
little negro, about twelve years old 'black
as midnight without moon, came grlnnne
into the room. Tom said: 4 am told that
You little ni~gers can butt like billy goats.
and threw himself down upon all iourS for
an encounter The nigger instantly took
the same position, buttcd Tom, and knock
cd him entirely across the room. We
thought Tom was killed, and he thought
SO himself; but after a while he was able
to sit up, with only n terrible headache
that lasted twenty -four hours. The doc
tor, in his wrath, was about to kill the
little nigger, but Tom generously inter
posed in favor of his conqueror, gave him
a quarter, and said: 'D--d if l ever
have butting match with nisgcr
again."
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Brown, on lis first journey per coach,
not long ago, worried the driver, beside
whom he sat, with incessant childish ques-
tions about everything on the road. AT
last he got his quictus thus:
Driver-'Thcre's been woman lying
in that house more than a month, and they
haven't buried her yet
Brown-"Not buried her yet! pray tell
me why not ?"
Driver-"Because she isn't dead"
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If small streams are not able to bea

If small streams are not able to bear
great ships, or yield great treasures, they
may, at least, water some dropping flower:
il not by the tireside of home, by the way
side in our pathway.
= Mr. jenkins wonders how his landla-
dy constantly makes the mistake of having
so much strength in the butter and SO
little in the coffee. Perhaps she is short
sighted.
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During the war aregiment of Arkan-
sas men was marching one day knee deep
in mud, part of them dragging a heavy
cannon. An officer riding by was hailed
by. one of them with the remark: "Wa al,
Colonel, Ill go through with you this
hitch, but if you have any more Unions to
break up, you may just bet yer life l amt
thar"
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INDOHsENIENTs.

We, the undersigned, citizens of Washington
county, Va, having examined some Egyptian
Corn grown on thin soil in this county, 10 hereby
certify that some OF The STALKS produced thirty
four spikes; the longest spike we noticed meas
ured lG, inches i'll length. and G.! inches around.
This corn, likewise, grew in The form of tree,
and presented vcry healthy condition.
Il. b. HAMILTON, Esq,
r.tra,,.s 20 Y D LIZ
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TIM N!GGINs AFTER His HONEYMOON.
Seems TO Inc things have changed some
what! Seems TO me so-bust me up if it
don't. I've been married near six months
now, and the fact is, Susan showed the
least bit more temper than thought she
had; in fact, speak the right down truth
she's knocked things about generally for
the last two months. Shes sIung the cat
through the window by the tail, and
would have thrown me out by thc-by
the heels if hadn't walked out in fast
run. She's got cross. as four sticks, and
says she'llusc half dozen sticks on my
back, if [ don't quit smoking in'the house
And she threatened to throw the boot
Jack down my throat last night because
I spit in the fire. If she'd done that,
suppose I'd have h:d the collie or the boot
jack cramp.
"1'imothy P. Niggins,' saysI to myself
says /, ''you've gone and done it and you
have got TO put up with the consequences,
you have. come what viii; you can't get
out Of it, you can't"
A girl looses her beauty mighty quick
after she marries. Miss Susan Sunhowcr
was pretty. AS soon as married her,
her skin turned yellow, her eyes lost their
beauty, her hair got thin, and she got to
be Just The shape of an ale casll she has
by lingo! And oh what temper she
has got! Never llnowed her to get mad
before | married her-nevcr knowed her
to offer to throw the stone or chair
down anybody's throat; never until she
WAS Mrs. higgins! Aunt says she'll
come all right arter awhile; but I don't
sec why she can't beallright now, don't
If she don't improve soon, the Lord help
mel
'.Just you spit in that fire again." says
she to me yesterday; lust do it again,
and I'll throw this stick of wood down
your throat What did marry you for
TO run around after you-spit it out? You
tormenting beast. Did / marry you to
work and slave for you-to smoke and
chaw and chaw and smoke, and spit in
the fire? There's them chickens I had to
feed, too; and there's Ben Dykes hog got
in the garden and dug up my seed bcets
and you never saw it; there's that blamed
old rooster what scratched up my onion
bed, and you never saw it! And you
never sec nothing you ought to sec, and
see every thing you ought not to see
There's Ann Buster who was over here
yesterday. saw you wink at her!
saw you, Tim higgins Don't say you
didn't, [ saw you-I saw you"
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Charleston Hotel.

G:7l G:7ljzAR21.lG5TOMs i R21 s. G.
TIE undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and the travelling public, he has taken charge Of
the above wclknown FIRST CLASS HOTEL;
AMI refurnshed and refttcd it, in alb its depart.
mcnis.
The celebrated ARTESfAN WATER BATHS,
hot COLD and SHOWER, at all hours. -.
Coaches run TO and from all Railroads and
Steamers, with attentive Portcrs. The patronage
of the travelling public is respectfully soliciteG.
j. p. HORBACH. Agent, --
Jan 20. 1868 80 Proprietor.
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Carr. J. c. STANFlELp

We, the undersigned certify that the above gem
ilcmcn arc actual residents of Washington county,
Va. men Of truth. whose veraciiy. purity from
fnlschood fidelity and honesty none dare question,
enjoying an eminent moral, social and political po-
sI ION in society.
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PAnn1AMESr.lnY.--T previous question
-What'll you drink ?
Laid on the table-The cloth.
Passed to third rcading-Loye letters.
Bills passed-Greenbacks
Ordered to be printed a kiss.
Seconding the lnotion-Sccoud hand to
"A little boy, returning from Sabbath
: school, said to his mother: "Ain't there a
ktty-chism for little boys2 This cat.echism
is too hard"
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g.A1BAEY SoLILooUY.-I am here And,
ST this is what they call the world, don't
think much of 1t. It's q very tiannel!y
world, and smells OF paragolic awfully
It's dreadful light world, too, and makes
,nIe blink, I tell. l.you. 4tnd | don't know
what to do with my hands. I think I'll
dig my fists into my. eyes; no, III scram-
bls,at5the corner of my blanket and chew
s.it2up, and then I'll holer. Aud the more
lsparagoric they give me the louder I'll yell.
That old nuice puts the spoon in the cor
sncrs OF my mouth in a very uneasy kind of
way, and keeps tasting my milk herself
all the while. She spilled snuff in it last
night, and whenI Ihollered, she trotted me.
That comes of being a two days old baby.
Never mind, when I'm a man I'll pay her
back good. There's a pin sticking in me
now, and if say word about it I'll be
trotted or fed, and / would rather have
catnip tea. I'll tell you who I am. I
found ont to day. | heard folks say,
.oHush, don't wake up Emmeline's baby"
and / suppose that pretty, white.taced
woman over on the pillow is Emmcline.
Mo- I was .,nistaken, for q CLAP was in
here Just now and wanted to see Bob's
baby and looked at me, and said 'swas 4
funny little toad and looked just like Bob. :"
Hesmelt of cigars and I,lu- not used to
them. I wonder who else. l belong to-
Yes, there another onc-that's Gamma. :"
Emnelinc told me, and she took up and
sheld-me against he soft check and said, at
was Ga,nnas baby, so it was" / declare
lido not know who / belong to; but Ill
holler,- and maybe I'll find out.
There comes Snuhy with catnip tea
The idea of giving babies catnip tea when
they are: crying for information. Pm go
ing to sleep. wonder if don't look
pretty red in the face? wonder why
my hands won't go where want them TO-.
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SHERIPF'S SALE.

Jacob Walker District Court, Par
Vs.. ish of Rapides-State
Claire L. Brown. Of Louisiana, No. Al.
DY VIRTUE Of ia writ Of Fieri Facias
ID issued from the Honorable the Dis
trict Court in and for the Parish Of Ra-
pides, State of Louisiana, and to me nd
dressed in the above entitled and number.
ed suit, have seized and will offer for sale
to the last and highest bidder,on
SATURDAY the LIST day of FEBRUA A.
RY, 1868,
between the hours OIL A.. NJ. and 4 r. NJ,
at the Court House door in the Town Of
Alexandra, Parish of Rapides, State Of
Louisiana, the following property seized as
the property Of the Defendant, to-wit:
Que lot Or parcel Of land, being the South
West quarter of Section No As, in town
ship No. A North Of the. 3lst degree Of
North Latitude, Range 8 West Of base line
in the South Western District Of the State
otLopisiaua, Parish Of Rapides containing
leo acres. ,, ,gg,..& 800, ii,
! One lot or parcel Of land in section No
of township 4 North Range 2 West, con.
tanning 1876 acres; one lot or parcel of land
being the South West Quarter OF Section
No. As, in township No. 4, North of the
3lst degree of North Latitude Range g.
Westlin the Southwestern District State
of Louisiana, Parish Of Rapides, containing
.l60 acres. Also Q certain plantation on
Bayou Rapides containing 300 arpents
more or less, being on the right bank Of
said Bayou ascending, about ] x miles from
Alexandra, and known as the Island plan.
tation with all the improvements thereon
TERMS OF SALE CASH in U. s
Treasury Notes, subject to appraisement.
A. j. SYPHER, Sheriff.
Alex. Jan. 1868, tds-Pr's fees $27.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
ccession Of K. c. Hynson, Jr., deceased.

tSouCCcSSlOu VI ~. ". AlSHSouJ CA.i uCSCoooN,
No ll01.
PURSUANT to an order Of the District
i Court for the Parish of Rapides, State
of Louisiana, dated December the 23d,
1867, and issued to me in this snit, direc-
ting me sell for the payment of debts, the
following property: shall offer Mt Public
Auction at the Court House door in the
Town Of Alexandria, La.,at y o'clock NJ.
Oh ~ 49,
SATURDAY the 18th day Of JANUARY,
1868.
all the movables Of the Succession, eonsls-
ting Of House and Kitchen flriitnre-50O
Bushels Corn-54 Bales Of Hay-4a Stacks
Of Fodder-One Horse-One Stove Horn
Cattle-Potatoes-5A bolts Of Bagging-
300 Pounds Cotton--One lot Groceries
All the other movables belonging to the
Succession.
TERMS of Sale CASH in g. S. Treasury
s'N = JOHN CORDUKES,
Administrator,
Jan. l, 1863 ids, Prs fee 50 90,
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SHERIPF'S SALE.

Jacob Walker No. 345-District Court
Va. Paris of Rapides, State Of
R. NJ. Kilpat- Louisiana. ii
rick
DY VIRTUE of an alias writ Of Fieri
AO Facias issued from the Honorable the
District Court, in and for the Parish of
Rapides. State of Louisiana, and to me adj
dressed in the above entitled and number
ed suit, have seizedand wi l-offer forsale
to the iast ard highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the LIST. day of FEBRUA-
RY, 1868.
between the hours of II "A. NJ. and P.
NJ, at the Court, House door in the Town
of Alexandria, Parish of Rapides, State of
Louisiana, the following property seized
ss the property of the Defendant; to-wit:
A certain pieceaor parcetof'sround, situ--
atpd in the Town of Alexandria, Parish of
Rapides, in square No. Al, lots No. one
and two fronting Bayou Robert Street and
r rad LOG feet. and 2l2 feet back towards
R1ii Road with all the improvements and
buildings thereon.
Terms OF sALE:-CASH in United
States Treasury Notes suhiect to appraise-
ment. A. J.FSYPHER, Sheriff.
Alex. Jan. lst 1868 IDS PRS fees SIS.
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- u UaU I y y =,
r OST or burned in. the store OF q.
| Robertson g. Co., in this town "
May 1864 a note signed BY hon.' r. =.
Hynson Jr., A. j. Cruikshank and =. "
Hynson, insolido, payable to tue s'a I1 e..
cutor of Edward johnson deceaseu,, ~ u,
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Jan. 8, 1868 3t.
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, r. WE REsPFCTFULLY REFER T0:l 3i0
Messrs. j IN. Pelton, r. C. Moore, w. A.
Shatfer, Winslow Hatch, Adolphe Verret
C.S. Hunt. Captains j. j. Shatfer, w. A,
Bisland, Colonel R.. Bisland, Messrs. Da-
Wis s. arrow--Terrebonne. s ia. d
Messrs. Thomas P. May, f. Webb & Co.
Octave Hymel-7St, John the Baptist.
! Messrs R. & E. Troxler & Co, Chauvin
Lewis 8 Bourgere, Sosthene Deneuf-
sbonrg-St. Charles. 's4.. a.,
DR.. John E. Pugh Assumption. ~ +
Messrs. Scnddy Perkins. John Webb, 7.
acknowledgements i.53'a.f3 9il
L.G Compton, Biographies.
l. Rhodes-St. Mary. atfs t'
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