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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-03
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION SALE.

DIR. L. LUCKETr. J
Parish Court, Parish of Rapides, State
iSii of Louisiana.
PURSUANT to an order directed to
i me as Sheriff of the above Parish
frog, the above Court, issued in the
above suit commanding me to sell for
the payment of debts, and for cash, the
property hereinafter described, l will
offer for sale to the last and highest
bidder, ON .s'- ~ 74@
Saturday the 9th day of February A.
d. 1869,
commencing at IL o'clock a. M, on the
premises, the following property be-
longing to said succession, viz:
A certain cotton plantation situated
in the parish of Rapides on the lett de-
scending bank of Red River about
twelve miles from Alexandria, bounded
on the North by the river, South by
the lands of the Est. of Willis Bonner,
w. L. Sanford and Est. of Innis, on the
East by lands of the Est. of Magruder,
and on the West by lands of James b.
Sullivan, containing 1900 acres. more
or less, about 500 acres of which is
cleared, with all the improvements and
and stock thereon, consisting in part
Of 16 mules, some work oxen, cows,
&C., &c.
Terms of Sale, CAsn-subject to ap-
praisement.
JOHN DELACY, Sheriff.
janG-tds-Printer's Fec SIS 90.
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TO O K FL Fl r. Fl :
T1HE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST
4 received and offers for sale a FINE
AND CHOICE LOT OF IRISH POTA-
TOES. Planters and others needing
them for planting had better call and
examine them. E. r. BIOSSAT.
January 9th, 1869.
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created loud, roaring kissing noise while the
wind howled around the housetops, slammed
shutters, wrenched signs from their fasten-
ings, and blew the hail-stones with great vio-
lence against tho windows. The fury of the
storm drowned the noise OF the breaking
window pains, but the fragments OF glass
could be seen falling upon the sidewalks and
mingling with the piles of drifted ice globes
that rolled and bounced and danced around
lie marbles shot from the fingers of millions
OF eltin spirits Of the air. The hail ceased in
SIX or eight minutes, but the rain continued
longer and gradually died away in q misty
shower. Upwards Of FIVE hundred panes of
glass were broken in the Everett House
alone. Out of one hundred and ninety.two
panes of glass in the exposed front of the
broadway Hotel. only nine escaped demoli-
tlon.' Two funeral professions were stampe-
ded, and in both instances the corpse was
thrown to the ground. AS one of the results
CT tho storm, it is stated On tho authority Of
physicians that over one hundred D emature
births occurred, brought on by the excitement.
In Indianapolis, the storm was no less severe.
Inc Indiana Central freight depot was blown
down, and many lives are known to have been
lost. Great damage is reported from other
sections OF the State. Illinois papers ali tell
the same story. From Tennessee, we hear of
an entire railroad train being blown off
bridge, OF houses and churches thrown down
or unroofed, and of an infinite number of casu
alties. No such storm was eyer witnossed in
the West =
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management, and that the establishment of
suoh rule would be, to say the least, Of
doubtful expedienoy, because it is best fos
every man to manage his business in his
own,way.
In no sense must we be understood as
being prejudioed against the proposed on
vention Our contemporaries think that
the subject should be talked over, and we
have given frank expression to our views
Something, however, may have been ex-
peoted to be done of which we have no
knowledge, and we shall be pleased if the
country press will explain more fully what
they hope to accomplish by the formation
of the State Association.
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Tho Agricultural Convention.

The State Agricultural Convention will
assemble in the Caroline Hall, at Columbia,
at II A. M. tomorrow. It is important to
transact the business of the Convention as
rapidly as possible, and this can only be
accomplished by meeting early and pune
tually, and working late. The up country
will be represented in solid phalanx, and
we trust that the delegation from the sea-
board will be steady and strong.
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3nsarance.
YOU OUGHT To INSURE IN THE.
CHARLESTON BRANCH
Ii e e "A S SOCIATION.
OF AMERICA.

EOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:
1sts Because 1t is home Institution in each State.
It Is managed and controlled hr own cit-c-,-
When YOU insare IA. tle aissolatl:s sou know +ho
men WITH y al3r, .'ou ara dealing : W.
W. \ ls9 ! u as aaisa sasIlsaea 81
tho States from whcla Whey 9te ~
3d. Because 1t ig aplrely mutual society in which
aH policy holders have n vote in the election OF
iaga. ts large and increasing assets belong exciu>
siyely to the policy holders.
Ath Because its rates lower than those of most
other sound and reliable companies. Apd,because
its dividends will be larger.
9Th Because 1t invests its funds at high rates of
interest avesaging ten per Gently while Eastern con
pn1es invest at low rates of interest averagne less
than seven per eent.l This makes tho dividends Of
the Association much larger and the rates OF pre
MUM smaller One hundred dollars improved at
SIX per cepA for fty years Will amount to q 8A2 o.
The same amount invested for the same time at ten
per cent will produce %. Difference In favor
Of the ten per cent investment $asa1 0S. This
seems noredtole, but calculate il, refer TO com
pound interest table, and you will find Ii correct.
6h Because you ought to insure In successful in.
sdtution. and the Life Association Of America is nc
knowledged by all partiesits rivals and enemies as
well as Its friends and supportersto be by far the
most successful life insurance institution or its age
In the United States. M NJ
NET ASSETS OF THIS DEPARTMENT m
VESTED IN THIS COMMUNITY.
Omcers.
3. G. LOPER, Pres'nt cashier Peoples Nat Bank).
w. g. GIBBES, vice-President Nv. G.. Whilden n Coz
=. = JENKINS, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
5, Directors.
@. IRVINE WALKER Walker Evans e Cogsweil.l
g. w. AIM AR, Druggtst. ea d - q
Il. T. PEAKE, Genl Superintendent 8. O. Railroad.
JAS. E. SPEAR. Jewelier. t2f
D. Il. SILCOX, Wholesale and Retail Furniture
N.P. CARTER. Secretary and gent,
March ~ ayr No. 40 Broad street
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ROAkD WANTED, BY A 1GUNG MAN
- ~ 81 steady habits, in private family where
there are ho other boariers. Address, stating
Terms. Terms. DANIEL SMITH, care of "Courtcnay's,"
Charleston, 3. G. Reference exchanged.
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Iost QuD founr .

T. OST. LAST EVENINGS, A SHAGGY
AZ SCOTCH TERRIER, about five months old
Win sftver collar around hiH neck The finder will
be rewarded by calling at the TELEGRAPH FFICE.
April %
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4 RxsHax1scEs Governor a. b. Vance. Charlotte.
~. Raynoids q Dro.s Nosfolk; u. a. Chic. fanpsr.
tntendsnt 8 an. I,ailroad, P0sssmouth: Colonsl 4.
z. Sretaent E.sK. Burruss, Esq j wfminston, II.
=. Innrbsr = Co.. Ianshran b Egbert, Nesv Yoss:
beseard O'Msts chazaaatca; Alexander d Russesl,
savaanah. smos Il n a Apr,la \
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RANK KEEPER WANTE ID FOR THE
April 26
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w ANTED. AN ACTIVE, INTELLl-
w GENT LAD, to attend Soda Fountain Ref
erences ERE &c; required. apply to A. W. ECKEL 4 CO.,
NO. Zol hlng street. April q
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WANTED, A HAND PRINTING PRESS.
April 23 ftuo
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, A PAIR OF
w HANLSOME PLATED CANDELABRA (old
las, shape with four or more lights and with
be gtvcn. Address "AI. NJ :" care OF THE NEWS OF
ElOE' stating price and where the articles can be
stem. Aprfl II
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@f;!iaas.

l. %. y. F.-JEFFEItsOaL LODGE, No. A.
VIE REGULAR MEETING OF THIS LODGE
"A WIZ be held THIS EVENING at Eight O'Clock
prectseiy' Purctual attendance Of the members ia
S;iS Am,s y, REQUESTED. j. l.. LUNSFORD,
nPtH - tu SeCrotarx
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for Sale.

A V A II e SALE THAT FINE
"a. STAND With hxnuesafor o Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No, 35 Apply ON
PREMISES. thstu Januarv 81
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Qopartnersbip Notiee.

AW NOTICE.-TME UNDERsIGNED
~ have this day formed q copartnerahip for the
practice OF LAW AND EQUITY in all the Courts Of
the State. under the name and style Of CHAMBER.
LAIN y SEABRO0K. Especial attention will be
paid TO the collection Of claims held by parties out
of the State. D. H. CHAMBERJXIN
April2 u W. E. b. SEABkOUK
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N STEAM FIRE COMPANY

CHARLESTON STEAM FIRE COnIpANY
OF AXMEN.
A ssEMBLE AT YOUR ENGINE HOUSE, MAR.
- Me- I.SItEET, 1HIs MORNING. at Eight
O'CLOCK In Full Uniform, for Annual Parade
Dy oroer' i. j. GREEN,
1,PAit q Secretary.
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U0 Rent,

EVKEMEN'S PAlxAOE.--S WIN.
~ DOWS TO HIRE. in Meeting street, No. 13a
between Market aud Hayne streets. Apply ON thu
Aprrl 2Y -
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EAGLE STEAM FIRE ENGINE con-.
PANY.
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO ASSEM-
Il BILE at your Engine House THIS DAY. 27th
instant. ut haf,pest Eight oclc cb, in full uniform
(whlte pants,) for Annual Parade ~
by order. ARIHIJR nj CORuN
April ~ Secretary n q r. r. ~
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ETNA STEAM FIRE lENETNE
COMPANY
(: A. ssEMBLE AT YOUR ENGINE HOUSE, QUEEN
On STREET, IHISAdoRNINa, at. Eight A. NJ in
full uniform, for 1nsfeoHen Parade.
BY order. J: B. NIXON,
April AZ Secretarv
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PALMETT Ta FIRE 2ANGINE COMPANY.
XoU AREH EREBY SUMMONED TO AssEMB Bile
AZ at your ngine House, THIS MORNING. al half
past Seven o. ,lock. precisely. Also, Anniversary
meeting at Eil hit O'Clock, p. NJ. Rule XVI will be
str1ctiy enforce d. BY order of the Pr sdent.
April II AA5'
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"ANTED, FiRS r-CLAsS TRAVEL.
w LING sALESMEN in every State: Good
wages or liberal per cent. and steady employment
Address, with stamp b. f. HOWE, No. 6a8G Arch.
street, Pbiladelphia Pa, 9mos Anvil a
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Ok CASKS OF THE CELEBRA TED BEARGRASS
LD HAMS.
10 boxes of the celebrated Beargrass Beef
AS agent of the packers, i offer the above
HAMS on as favorable terms Hams of same quail
ty and VIII guarantee every Ham to give satisfaction
or the money will be refunded. Consumers who
therefore wish good article will find il to their in
terest to try the BEARGRASS. j. n ROBSON
Nos. and Atlantic Wharf.
April15 D4c thstu Imo
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REx,AxRs PROMPTLY AxrsNDEp xo.
Eeosuary1 nan .a7
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CHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER
i COMPANY, No. 2.
VOU ARE HEREBYHSUMMONED TO APPEAR
H. at the Truck House, THIS oRNINa, at Eight
O'CLOCK, In full uniform, for annual parade. ny or
der. GEORGE MCLAIN, Secretary.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-17
WEAr RAILROADS 10 FOR FARMERS

WHAT RAILROADS 10 FOR FARMERS.
10 hLG! forty bushels Of com fifty
mlI"s on 4 wagon. costs, says the "Agri-
cuit"Tisf," at least Sl2 for team, driver
and expenses. A railroad would trans.
port it for ST Mt most. Allowing an
average OF forty bushels per acre, the
crop would be worth SIS more per acre,
or s per cent. on Sl0O. AS the relative
advantage j. about the same for other
crops. it is clear that 4 railroad passing
through u town would add 500 per
acre to the value OF the farms. Il town
ten miles square contains $1,000 acres.
al increase OF $lUO per acre is equal
10 SG.IOb,DU. or enough to build two
hundred miles Of railroad. even if it
cost $1,000 per mile. But TWO hum
ured miles Of road would extend
through twenty towns ten miles square,
and cost but SO per acre iftaxcd upon
the land. These figures are given
merely rs an illustration. Ifthc farm.
CT. had taxed themselves to build the
railroads in this country. and given
them away TO any companies that
would stock and run lhcni, the present
increased value OF their land would
have well repaid all the outlay
Scientific -ime,icNN.
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The World-Its Ups and Downs!

"Sir, bring me Il good plain dinner"
said q misunderstanding individual
to u waiter at one Of our principal no.
tells in the State.
"Ycs, sir"
The dinner WINS brought and dcvour-
ed, and the eater called tho landlord
aside. and thus addressed him:
lyon are the laudlord?'
eyes"
"You do good business hcrc2"
eyes, Gin astoniShmcnt.)
You make. probably, ten dollars n
dav clear"
yes"
"Thcn am safe. cannot pay for
what have consumed. | have been
out Of employment for seven months,
but have engaged to work tomorrow.
had been without food lour-and-
twenty hours when entered your
place. will pay you in a week.
Il cannot pay my bills with such
promises" clustered the landlord !;
"nnd do not keep poor-houSe. You
should address the proper authorities.
Leave nc something for security
IL have nothing
~ will take your coat
III 20 into the street without that,
will get my death such weather Us
this."
you should have thought of that
before you came here.
"You are serious? Well. solemn
" aver that one week from now will
pay you"
IL will take your coat"
The coat was left, and week after
ward redeemed.
Seven years after that, . wealthy
man entered the political arena. and
was presented to caucus rs an appli-
cant for a Congressional nomination.
The Chairman OF the caucus held his
peace. He heard the name and history
Of the applicant, who was member OF
the church. and one Of the most re-
spectacle citizens. The vote was tic,
aud he cast the negative, thereby de-
featinS tho wealthy applicant. whom
lie met an hour attcrward, and TO whom
lie said:
You don't remember mc?"
NO"
IL once ate dinncrat your hotel and
although told you l was furnishing.
aud pledged my word and honor /"
pay you In week, you took my coat
and saw me 90 ont into the Indictment
air at the risk Of my life without it."
"Wrll. sir. what them
Not much. You called yourself Il
Christian. Tonight YOU were ! candi-
date for nomination. and but for me-,
you would have been elected to Con-
greS>."
Three years after the Christian hotel
keeper became bankrupt. The poor
diuucrlcss wretch that was, is now u
high functiunary. Wckuow him we'll.
The ways Of Providence are indeed
wonderful. and the worlds mutations
almost beyond conception or belize. -
Louisville democrat.
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Commissioners Sale.

I'NlI. THE ri'uII>iH> 81 \ Ilt"lE REN.
| ,'.prd ~ ~" iruii "uu "i Iiiuru''uri' - it.
NiI, irIIn l". r,u.,' -: T. \. ii,'li"t it, a..
-. l. NJ. L. Ih"M,i'>'a. >A.'il pt'"""!. "n
SninrtIny, E'bT""rg On. IHG?.
u, the ir,r ."r 81 III" trIri !"I' Il i'riu"" i"r"r
e. >.n y, rrr mc'i". /" ia" m ;'',t hn!rr, Ia" Ill
l,N "a. tact, ~ l'r,, iu'"i:
t,r. ir.1 stunt" I l. m"T'- iI""h. ~ fnih''n
t,nIy ,"pta,nt. lwruIN the" hrI'- m"T" 81 H..
and Inii, ,!,.rnr ~ = deceit al lows l""! t. IL u. IL.
Ihm,nr>mr irr"ri.d ~ Iu'i.'In ''.mi!.
urr t'rrt "nl'IIuiu: ~" ,"r">. 1t iIn: 81 s'"I
Civrr'> Cr". H. aih InlI' dr.'rI"'i ~ ""l 1T j'ti
Harvey ar! Jan" Harvey. '; Nr"rf :. l'''. H'' :"
Irr"rd ~ In,har County.
Irr tact, containing hl"l, is" hundred '"i ""r"i'
,rrr> siiuAir Putnam '"nHy. IN i"dY's Valley. n"i
iuir IIrscrr ~ i decd al >Iril Morris ni "h"rH ''
f. IT, H. 1luII,l,"i how 81 rec 'r! IA ta,'.i t"uty-i
CORY IL wuI,h l. also HE with IA" papers "I lad
Tlu>, ar ~. rIr:,, ur T"i -: sad tTr:, nH l."
REQUIRED To satisfy the -ht Il" hr c"pIarntut III >'l
cal.r with ;HirIrSt .I!n! rU>ts U S" HJu lac i""'
Ing ~
TEHNS:
Unr.thirI cash In hand "a" haaicc al an rTm'l
credit al siA and twelve months, bulas being required
VIII! good ,rcur:ry Tor the Differed payments ai tlr
title ir.rrrrd all iimal pt!""ni.
II. CHESTER PARSONS.
bic ~. lSGS-Iwi. Special I'"InmiS lone r.
THE ABOVE SALE X POSTPONED
Until Wrdnr>Iay, .HHrrh JOih. lA'9.
u. CHESTER PARSONS,
Feb TO- 1853 --:wt Special GnnIinlss iutrr.
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SAVE Your TIMBER.-ln the last re-
port from the United States Depart
ment ol Agriculture is presented vast
amount Of information and statistics in
regard TO the consumption Of wood in
our country and the effects OF the
Wholesale destruction OF our forests,
and conclusion is REACHED that
" There ell be an actuni famine for
'rood IN this country ~ithM the neat
Mirty ycnyy."
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Il o y S Z S A ND LOTS

OUESCANr TO 4 DECREE RENDERED. ~ TIE
/ CAUSE vi ". Reeves & O." ~. G.. e. cap'hart and
"hrr.. "m Ii" l? d,y 81 October, ISIS, 10y the Circuit
Court "l hanLmh. County, "" shall. "il
Sai"'dny. M" on doy NJ Marrh. lSH,
proceed 20 sell At public auction 10 the highest bidder.
At the front dnnr 81 the Court House Of kinawha c"un.
IS, thu following described rra esr. the property Of
the defendant e. &. CHprhari. in.wit:
One 10, or parcel 81 ind lying near ID" ahuiurnt "'
Coal Ri'"r Bridge. the nMrr aide al laid river. con.
,sIntnS 30 100 acres. with the dwelling house. store
bnn." ana ",he- improvements thereon.
Alto. other small lots or parcels Of land near III" onr
M"re drscIihrd, containing IN the aggregate abou,
Jour acres.
plat of NIL "f~ which may be seen in the papers 81
the CAUSE. and ~ the place AMI the dry NJ sale.
lERMS:-T"n Irrr cent. In Cash, aud the residue IN
sA twelve. MID eighteen months. with interrnt. the
purchaser giving ho, with good security Tor the de-
ier'v" payments. The title bad property will be
retained IL further security.
T. i. SWAMI,
. ll.C. McwHORTER,
jan q, lA69-3"6 Special Commissioners
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-17
MISUNDERSTANDING!
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