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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

s1- The San Francisco butchers
use no ice for their meat, and need
none. In that dry climate meat keeps
q long time without ice, and improves
rapidly as long as it remains sweet.
The consequence is the butchers can
keep their meat several days before
exposing it for sale, and it is then
tender and in the best possible coz
dition for the table.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21


A HIGH TRIBuTE-If til. wandering
death bed u,,erances of the two great
confederate Chiet,nins. "Stonewallr'
JACKSON and Robert E. Lee. NAV be
considered as final on tiie matter. then
the late CdnIederafe General 4. p. Hill
who lost his lite at the closing battle
OF the war aust be accepted by history
as the most Trusted coadjut"r of these
eminent commanders. In his diving
moments, JacksDn exciaimrti, 'ssend
A.5P. Hill tn the from, !" Upon his
deatl,-hed at Lexington General Lee.
as the telegraph states, his mind re-
rertins To the bloody events of the
war, "once ordered his tent to be
struck, aud ut another time desired
Hill to be sent for" Thus does il an
pear that in the supreme moments o.
the closing hoar of those men apon
whose shoulders rested the heaviest
burdens OF the war, npon the side of
The Coufederacy, came the utterances.
born OF delirinm. bat more Solemn for
that reason, that stamps General A. p
Hill as man whose presence was to
he desired and whose fidelity was as
snred. No higher compliment conld he
paid to his memory than these parting
words of Lee and Jaekson.-fNew
York World.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

nSa- General Moltke, according to
the Berlin correspondence Of the
Coiognc Gazette, has sent drec-
tons Tor his house TO be put in read
mess, as he eXpectsto be at home in
tonr weeks at the latest. Other
high military officials have sent
similar messages.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21


PORTABLE SAW MILLS, MACHINERY,
&c.--Mr. George Page was the orjsi-
Dal inventor Of the first Circular Saw
Mill ever successfully used for saving
lumber from the log. Thirty years Of
experience has enabled the firm ofGeo.
Page q Co., of Baltimore, to perfect
the original design, and to present to
the world the most complete Portable
Saw Mill ever known. The recent i'm
proyements, "Patent Friction Feed
and "Independent and Simultaneous
Patent Ratchet Hcadhlocks, place the
Page Mills beyond competition. The
iarge number of these machines in use
all over the country sufficiently attest
their value. Messrs. Page & Co. are
also extensively engaged in the mann
factHfe OF Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines, Boilers, Grist Mills.
Woodworking Machinery, and general
machine work of every description
We refer with pleasure to their adver-
tisement in another column.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

W We have, as usual, to thank
oar steamboats, for paper favors.
The clerks of the Bertha, Belle OF
Alton, Tidal Wave, Carrie Con-
verse, Red Clond, Alex Mitchell, j
a. Rudolph, 18th Era, B. L. Hodge
No. 2, South Western and Lolns
No. 3, have done us these tavors.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21
G. K. JOHNSON.

FREE MAsoNs AND KING VIII
DIANA mail telegram from Paris
says: ga few days ago the news
papers published citation issued
by the Masonic Lodge of the Orient
of Paris against the Rev. Brother
William, Hing of Prussia, as a
traitor to Ereemasonry. The King
took 10 notice OF the citation, SO he
was tried as contumaciouS and con
demned to communication. In
connection with this NJ. Victor HUI
COS newspaper, the RappeI, pub
fishes the following: 'Brothtr Will
liam is now out OF the pale OF the
law. All Free MaSons are author
lied to assault him, and to inilict
upon him capital punishment 1t
romans to be seen how the sentence
will be carried out. A Free Mason
in whose presence a doubt was ex-
pressed as to the seriousness of
such a condemnation, replied: DO
not laugh. The sentence of the
Masonic Tribunal is of such a
dreadful nature that Bonaparte
undertook the italian war solely
to retrieve himself from the ex-
communication pronounced against
him by the lodges of Naples and
Milan. Pianoii and Orsini were
Free Masons.'
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21
Town Officers,

Our citizens have had their War,
Conventions, and General Conven
ton, and the following are the nomina
tions for the various Town Offices 70
1871 and 1872:
For Mayor,
r. NJ. FITZPATRICK.
Ter Treasurer,
b. C. DUKE.
For Comptroller,
j. N. BARRETT.
Councilmen-First Ward,
L. GOSSENs.
Second Ward,
Z. r. BIOSSAT.
Third Ward,
JULIUS LEVIN.
Fourth Ward,
J. G. WHITE.
Fifth Ward,
6. K. JOHNSON.
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TO OUR PATRONS.

Now that the year Of 10 is rapidly
approaching its end, we would be
much obligo if our delinquent sub
scribers would COME TO SEE Us. }"
Otherwise we viii be compelled to
put our bill in the hands of co!lec-
tor
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

Ef2s'' DR.. Henry st. john is iust up
from New Orleans, ON his Christmas
Tonr, and we'll has he applied his usual
good taste. We advise every one,
even the most fastidious, fo give him a
call and we feel assured that no one
will fail to be pleased. H
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

~ Christmas will have come and
gone, before our readers see another
issue of the Democrat. Let us wish
our numerous patrons, one and all, a
merry and joyous Christmas, good
and happy time of it; may peace. plen-
ty and prosperity be yours in future.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

aA~ Old Led is again on the
rise, since our last it has risen be-
tween three and four feet, we think
the rise is caused by the recent
heavy rains.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

s9- Manning, Democrat, beat j.
W.sIio'den, for the uneSpired term
Ill tie tprsy,first Congress, from
North Carolina, by a majority OF
43G.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

u Henry st. John, Druggist, of this
town, is the Sole Agent for the sale of
the Great Medical Wonders-Electric
Oil and Carbolic Cancer Salve. Kills
all Pain in two minutes Cancers, u
GERS, etc.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21
YHyoYs, ToYsi rOYs,
4 at LEVIN & FERGusoSH

There is an old tombstone in
Dundee, Scotland, which bears this
sentence, from Seneca: at is nncer-
tain where death awaits thee. Wait
thou for it at every placer
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

~ The Belle of Alton has resumed
her weekly trips in our tradr. She
leaves Alexandria every Saturday at
I2 NJ.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21
Reasons Why

Yen should use TUTI's IMPROVED Ii
QuiD HAZE Dye.
Because the Barriers say it is the best.
Because it imparts q natural color.
Because it does not ihjnre the hair.
Because it leaves the hair soft and
glossy.
Because it does not stain the skin or
bed linen
Because its application is simple and
easy.
Because its effect is instantaneous.
Because it is the best iii the world.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

q Nashville, Knoxville and Memphis
are among the points designated by
the Secretary of War as stations where
storm reports, meteorological observa-
tions, ETC., are to be made.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

re- Levin & Ferguson have COM
plete and rare selections for the Holt
days. Read their little notices, they are
like 'tlle law, they are ''pIain and
show for tllemselves!n
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21
BUFFERS AMNESTY.

prove that the Grant Administra-
ton is opposed TO granting a gen
eral amnesty to those who fought
for Southern independence, it may
be found in the fact that the am
ncsty Bill has been entrusted to
the keeping and tender mcrcies of
b. T. Butler, the most unscrupu-
lous and II G most Vindictive
of all the Radical leaders. Pro
scription they are determined to
continue, and they know very well
that Butler, under a prctense of
libcrality, can succeed in keeping
under ban all those towards whom
they have any special hostility.
Hence the Fill which he has intro
ducod, mis- named n Amnesty
Bill, sin reality only bill to per-
petuate the disabilities OF the best
people in The South. The eXcep-
tons are really more than those
who are relieved. OF the men re-
| lieved from disability very few
need any relief, because very few
will ever he likely to obtain either
State or Federal Offices. On the
other hand the excepted classes
comprise the intelligence of the
South, and embrace those whom
the Southern people trusted in
times past and whom they wish to
elevate to Office now.
The reason of all this is the same
narrow minded and malignant OK
cuse given for the prescription
which has disgraced the legislation
of the country for the last five
years. The radicals see that their
hold on the Southern States is
about to be broken by the success
of the emocratic party. They are
therefore afraid that the Democra-
cy will elevate their ablest men to
office as in in times past, and that
the Democratic and Southern intel
lect will rule Congress as it did be-
fore the war. They do not wish
the Democrats to have men in of
fee superior to the scalawags and
carpet baggers Of whom even hon
est Radicals have already become
| heartily ashamed. Hence the aim
and object Of the Butler Bill, which
will pass Congress and render inn
possible any general amnesty until
the close of the Grant administra-
ton.
The conduct Of the Radicals in
this after has been diseraceful in
the extreme, and has injured the
Radicals and the North mach more
than the Democrats and the South.
Eight whole years will have clap
sed before general pardon is
granted, and perhaps even longer
period than that. And this is in
free America, whose people are
claimed to be the most generous
and whose government the best,
the world has ever seen. OF such
a people Beast Butler is a f repre-
sentative. and admirably qualified
to be the leader.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

bJudgc Lawes, who WAS so inhu-
mainly butchcred by the negroes at
DonalJsonville was one of the first
lawyers inthe State, and a most esti-
mabie gentleman aud valuable citizen
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

THE GREAT SOUTHERN PIANO FAC
roRY.-We refer with special pleasure
TO the advertisement of the Great
Southern Piano Mandatory of Messrs.
VIM. Knahe s. Co., of Baltimore. This
factory is now one of the largest in the
world, employing three hundred ard
fifty hands, and turning out over forty
instruments per week.
The Kuabe Piano has by its superb
GRITTY not only we'll nigh driven those
of Northern manufacture from the
home market, but also enjoys large
sale in New York, Philadelphia and
throughout the entire North and West,
besides their largely increased South
ern trade. They have received no less
than sixtyfiye first premiums, among
which we note those at the Fairs at
New Orleans, jackson, Memphis, Will
miuston, Richmond, Macon, &c, re
ceived this season. For durability we
wonld specially recommend them as
being made in Southe,n City, with
special view to the trying changes of
Southern climate.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

70 The Iowa wheat crop of 1870
Was gathered from two million acres.
and it, will amount to $4,000. 600
bushels. This is about "a bushels to
every person in the State.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

eesgsThe Macon aud Augusta, Ga.
railroad has been completed, and
trains are pow running through on
schedule time.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

ssa~ We are nnaer obligations to Jno
A. Tatum, clerk of the ST. Louis Pack
ct. Il. NJ. Shreve, for complete file of
Northern aud Western papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

EyJohn HEM, with the permission
of the river, has again entered his old
trade, with the Hodge. She leaves
for the Crescent City this evening at
o'rIock
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

V New York spent 1868, Os7 at 1s
theatres and concert halls during the
month Of September.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

An inquisi'ively inclined gen
tleman chichester, Conn, was the
other day walking over the Valley
Ra lroaa at Uatldem, and observed
a slnu}ar-looking flask lying under
II tree. To satisfy his curiosity he
picked it up and looked at it; held
it NY and smelle.l it; finally shook
IT, and asked a boy, who seemed
to have charge, "What is IL" The
boy coolly replied, "Nitro- glycer-
incl" The flask was noticed to be
very gently laid down, and IA man
was also noticed vanQuishing in
the distance.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21
New Orleans Market.

COTToN-The sales to-day summed
up 1900 bales, at SITTER prices i'll The
morning, but easier subsequently, re-
curing no change in quotations, which
VIC repeat as follows: Ordinary i2t a.
I3c, Good Ordinary l3sf0ia5c., Low
Mihdling, I3g0l44c. Middiing, i4SG
l4sc. aud Strict Midd'ing Iis9IA5c.
The markc. opened with only q
moderate supply and fair inquiry,
and, Notwithstanding unfayorable te'e-
grams from New York and Liverpool,
factors were able to realize fuller prices.
Low MiddIing selling at l40 life. for
average lists, and l440l4 Slice. for
Strict; but later in the day, the COM
petition among buyers being less ac-
Tive, and the New York dispatches dis
couraSing, offers were accepted which
had been refused during the morning,
the closing rates showing no variation
from last evening. Good Ordinary
sold as low MS i3lc. and as high as i3ac.
for very Strict; Low MiAdling at I3s q
I4c. I4Ec. for average lists, l4bWi4 S.
Ice. for Strict, and Strict MiddliHg as
high as ljc. for veurunning.s
SuGAR-Received to-day eiS lhds.
Dry and desirable descriptions are
scarce aud in request, while other des-
criptions are rather slow Of sale. The
supplies were mostly sold III 6b@6 fc.
for inferior, 7(t78c. for common, Slas8c
for fair to good fair, 9493c. for fu!ly
fair, 81 q iOic. for prime, i0,5c. for Sc
conds, ll0iltc. tor yellow clarified.
and l2Gl3c. for white.
SEs,-Received to-day 1854
bbls. The demand is fair, and the sup
plies were mostly sold at above preri-
ous prices. Centrifugal 32G40c., com
men $50 soc. fair sea 55c., Prime 56G
SIC. strictly prime $50 SIC, choice G0c.
Fl.oUR--Wc note good demand t.
day, with II scarcity of the medium
aud lower grades. Abont 5000 bhls
sold, of which 65 fine ut 81, 100 super
at SIS 90 100 do. at s. 25, $50 on its
merits at IS 30G5 so 10 do at S. 50
200 double extra at 81 G2d, ii5 do. ut
So So, 50 do. at So 20, 100 treble extra
at So IS, SO do. at So 80. 100 do. at
So 95, 249 and 5000 treble extra ct SO
25, 100 do, at SO so, 100 choice extra
at 81 %, 100 do, at 81 20, and 600 ire
bic extra on private terms.
CoKS-Is in good supply. The de-
mand is moderate and prices are easier
About 5000 sacks were sold to- day,
however, of which $50 soft white at G5
1000 and 5000 prime white at 76c.,
800 do. at &c, GOO ut 68c., COO and
800 at zoe 400 white Qarge dundees} at
zoe, 100 choice white at &C., 100 aud
800 yellow at nc.
BEAN-Is steady. 500 sacks sold at
81 10 y 100 lb.
OATs--Are dull. 14O sacks st. Louis
sold at SIC. 100 and 200 do, at 53c. -
bushel.
HAT-1s is fair supply, with mode
rate demand. About eco bales were
sold to-day, ofwhicii 60 and 81 orlina-
ny Western at s25. So fair at 500, rs
do at S;27, and 800 prime st. Louis at
S25 q ton.
PoEK--5', and 70 bbls, mess sold a.
s22 " Dbl, Holders are asking s22 SO
2 biol. Its retailing at s23024 u Dbl.
An inquisi'ively inclined gen
tleman chichester, Conn, was the
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

HyoYS !.TOYS! TOYS. >.
Il at LEVIN & FERGUSON'S
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-12-21

PRESENTS!
III ut LEVIN 4 FEReES0S1
, 1870-03-27

INSURANCE. -
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the Mutual Security is an iupoaItlon Ie ndeoaa.e.
sd 1s x q q TX e9 ea I'd ~ ~ &c.
ea1.sa taa.s eo~se.ts1 - ~ Eaasr ee~gse: The
tbs Aasa.l Security" At men who vii Esiuss mnney
ME S s. - 'sjs IN iEa Sunday p
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IT, eomrctitoss q the same tarA roud thc "laN1 Of
& Il fs9 s pS5e Hns s
IN insult to every mans conrnon scnsc-
tls *fs ss s & 3 Z t 1a9
cornpaniea of other States give, ~ their total frp
T. a. m Ts!E F1sa3Ido !ss'ef s.
q pc eeai Il That anoaat lcsx1ns ths s:ssa:
has brcn ono Of unusual exemption from 1Ics ma io
r. HI IL T. esS 9hs 9s9t c eaas u et
an e1orblant profit upon capital in tho hnzAEd
fo arr loanng nut their funds Accounting the laws
of business" good ts ezt7tc SECURITY n ttEo
annUn taycr vey strongly Of monopoly f"Isarssaes
Ck9unfeIs Xasrhs4
, 1870-03-27
NEw 9FCNAnA

new YnRK, March 3s-The nava1 surveying par
ty Of the Darien Canal Expedition, with Captain
oeliHdge, Of the Npsic, left Aspluwau On the 9Ist
Of February, with forty nsttves, to cut their way
through the woods from point $50 miles east Of
AspinWal- They we're three days cutting their
waY to the headwate1a Of q rireT which
1t Was Known led to the Pa.iGc
ocean. They returned to their chip over the same
path, IN one day. and were preparing 10 survey an
other route in the neixhborhoou Of the same river.
The native lndtnnB were not hostile; on the con-
HaIy they eEinced extreme t1InIdIty. This Induced
them to retire With their women and children,
and theT did not rrappear, until forced to do By
hunger, when ttcJ came and asked permission to
catch cr0E0sh tor food
, 1870-03-27
Proposals for Furnishing Cook
County with Coal,

Scaled proposals. VII Be received for one eck for fur
nsnns cook County with all the Wilmington coal ,ha,
Of shls notice. aaid coal to be unahed On oers from
The County AeEnt to The Poor and must be eirbod d
dclircred in single halton losde Aso for q ton. ~
hand ca; to % delivered q. at tic county Ppor
Of tho foo1 House and Paupr Committee md dc.,o.i.e
VIII 10 County c1crk The Committee reseUes the
right to reject any or all the bida onerrd 'S7 NA'
Per order Of Committee
c. HOLLAND Serretarv
, 1870-03-27
BEEF CATTLE.

On The hoof- ~ follows: .. .
o4e hnndred and aryenty t1v kt7d 1t Fots eufo1d.
oE.i to hc delivered he August j. 18so
o9e nanSsed q ana f;ensy ao bead ut Fort Totem, D.
cd By July 81, 1870 ~>'N4' ~ A'' ~ 'o oeat'es-
To hundred ,nd scn t2to} bead At Fort saly D. IT, to
re De asiyeEed y July g 1sS5
+; 70 & delivered by june j. is:o A''' f'o'1' ~
scyspy {:s} heaa st Fott Ransom I'll % be deliver.
Ths cattle ninst average about Que thousand and fifty
1eo3 po6a9a m sIoes Weight md 10 steers from three }
Cattle Of tue country only are wanted sueh os arr
A classes Of wild cattle. Including Tcxas aud Chen
kte cattle thavfnK been found uns1ed to dc climate
ven q thlce N or over scrca t5 WIZ Ros I'll
md al falling abort Of 800 pounds g1usa Wcfchk bns
.t.,-. md con1. will be rejected @".'S'
Each IA stould contain written su1rantee at fr.o
proposition, and that should A proposit1on e sceeptsd
be viii Mt oree entcf into contract u accordance ther-
seeaes s7ios sod md satsieat bond, for t. fas M
The Fsspon.blty Of The eqasano. must be shown b,
Gsn t. o. tt e the u S District Attorney to Be- enclosed
Bias ny made either for the whole Q. re.eh po.t
eepalAtsly. bsd Il tn the naue Of firm the
Specified. ~
Rddeu should bo present to respond 10 their blds
Inc government reteEvea the right to rp1ect auy
II hsds P1op2sals shonld BE- endorsed distinctiy,
By snthortts Of the Department Commander
Capt md s9dq.s;. BS e 81 H.S.A,
, 1870-03-27

PARE, March el-The Procureur General made
MS argument in the court at ToufA, to-day: lie
op med with au energetic denun ciadun Of he po-
1tsal party to which Victor NoIr belongad--. BE
1aade frequent reference to the EHse'tta1se:
SET astde by tie Procu.enr, xho, knweycr, Dc
mauds the Condemnation Of the Prince, btcause
the shooting WIS not done in Eel defence. The
Prince Was much excited tlur4ag the delivery.
Adjourned
Leyoux and Deneusc, course! for the defence,
10Th denounced the IdrSe,idix- The Court ueetS
Tomorrow, when a VeTtHct Il expected,
, 1870-03-27

..n:,, ei, s, d. 1nasasas M
A11fssE ffynr Adf-E9 County, eec4ped ffuto that
t1sHsnt3on, and no tdinRs Of her Fhereaoous IT'S r
received unt1 tha morning, when TIC acHs Isacn a.
old hopse poer Neeleyville, twenty miles west q
the cttJ. 1t is supposed that she tooS leinee u
the unoccupied house during the stor11 18ss Heeh'
and ffuzc to dekth
TheIe were heavy rains here last night
, 1870-03-27

HATASA, March aG-The Steamship ya7oo
sailed for Phlladelphta this morning Al Matan
-, yesterday, three brothers, RayG1o, and man
named GaEc12, tried aud convicted for furuIshjnv
supplies to the ArTedondoss' hand. we're eIrrrtf,s
Tunas No Particulars 1
, 1870-03-27

! sredaI Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
:: BE1F1pERE, March se-The revival Of religion,
commenced here On Januaty !, continues without
:,1,ateuaent Immense union meetings are hrld
inxst15 In our largest nail Fifty went forward for
prayer last night
The Ielridcre I Illinois River Railroad CON-
.panF Organized Wednesday, bJ electInr Ja,ne.
fFate1msn, Of Sycamore, President; Ii. & Leou-
azd. Of .,is ct! VICE Pr P1esIaee1 = R',a. Divine Of
fecc, Secretary. A csl IVES made for percentage
II the stock already subscribed. The Company
{ foposes to 70 to work At once, If reasonable en-
? nnrsopn,enI is received alone the line -
7 4 County Teachers institute Ttll be held hc.e
-:lrouphout next week
G The winter term Of our pub!!e schools clos71
1tsteT,,ay with most cTedltable exercises
, 1870-03-27

Ultra

FLORENCE, March .6.--Adyfces from rayta rc
port that the rioters hare been dispersed. Tu-
1nnlts had occurred ut Bologna, bur tranquility
NRs restored.