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Tax Sale.


U. s. Internal Revenue-United States VS..
Eli Hough.
,RY VIRTUE of the authority vested in
- me by section %, Act of Congress, da-
ted July IL, 1866, have seized and will
sell in front ofmy Office. in the town Of
Alexandria, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day of APRIL,
1872,
at 70 o'clock M-the following described
property, to-wit:
One Sorreil Horse, eight years old, In
good condition.
). Seized and sold for failure to pay the
income tax for the year 1866.
TEAdS-Cash in United States Treasurv
Notes. Al. WHITTIER
March 27-2t. Den. Collector
Printers Fees Sc,
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u Perkins will get tight OCCASION
ally, much to the establishment of him
self and friends. "For years." says he,
sit was unaccountable to me, for new
er did drink but mouthful or two !;
and the cause never did strike me un-
til l measured my mouth and found
that it held a pint"
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Sensation Story.
THE HOUR.

| THE HOUR.
Twas at the close of glorious sum-
mer day, the Gun was sinking to rest
behind the distant hog pen, the chick
ems were going to roost, the bull-frogs
were commencing their evening songs,
the pollywogs, in their native mud
puddles, We're preparing themselves for
the shades of night.
THE INTERVIEW.
Sal and myself sat upon an old and
antl4uated back log, listening to the
music OF nature, such as tree toads,
and now and then the mellow music of
distant jackass was waited to our
ears by gentle zephyrs, that sighed
among the mullinstalks, and came
heavy laden with the delicious odor of
len roosts and pig styes.
The last rays of the setting sun,
glancing from the brass buttons of a
solitary horseman, shone through
knot hole in the hog pen full in Sails
face, dyeing her hair an orange peel
hue, and showing off my thread bare
coat to bad advantage.
THE CRISIS.
One of my arms was round Sails
waist, my hand resting on the small of
her back she was toying with my au-
burn locks of jet black hue-she was
almost gone and 1 was ditto. She
looked like a grass hopper dying with
the hiccups, and l felt like mud-tur-
tie choked with Goldfish ball.
THE PROPOSAL.
"Sal," says l, with a voice as must
cal as the notes of dying swan, twill
you have me?n
THE RESPONSE.
She turned her eyes heavenward,
clasped me by the hair, had an attack
OF the heaves and blind staggers, and,
with sigh that drew her shoe strings
to her palate, said, "Y-e-s"
THE DENOUEMENT.
She 6 i've clean out then, and squat
ted in my lap Rugged her till I
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AN ACT

TO INCORPORATE AN INDEPENDENT
HOOK AND LADDER FIRE COMPANY OF
THE TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA, PARISH
OF RAPIDEs, STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECTION L. BE it enacted by the Sen
ate and House Of Representatives Of the
State Of Louisiana in General ASSEMBLY
concerned, That A. B. RACIAL, E. A.
Biossat, w. w. Wilmington, L. Began,
J. E. Bailey, P. w. Liuskie, j. P. Gro
gan, r. P. Hunter, Thomas Crawley,
Jacob Ringgold, etc., citizens of the
town of Alexandria, are hereby incor-
porated as an Independent Hook and
Ladder Fire Company, by the name of
SToNEwALL INDEPENDENT Hook AND
LADDER FIRE COMPANY No. l. It
shall be the duty of said company to
keep their hooks and ladders, etc in
good order and repair, and on the
alarm of fire to 60 to it with dispatch,
and to assist in extinguishing the fire
The said company shall not be less in
number than seventy, officers and
members.
SECTION 2. BE it further enacted, etc..
That q majority of said company, as
soon as thirty names have been sub
scribed, shall have power and authori-
ty to form and establish such bylaws
and rules, not inconsistent with the
laws of the State, for it's government,
as such majority may think proper;
and that such fines and penalties as
they may prescribe for the government
of its officers and members may and
shall be enforced and collected before
any Justice of the Peace within the
town of Alexandria, or any court of
jurisdiction.
SECTION 3. BE it further enacted, etc.,
That said Stonewall Independent Hook
and Ladder Fire Company No. l, and
their successors, be capable of suing
and being sued in any of the courts of
this State, and they and their success
sors, by their corporate name, shall be
capable of purchasing and conveying
any estate, real or personal, for the
use of the company.
SECTION 4. BE it further enacted, etc.,
That the officers and members of said
Stonewall Independent Hook and Lad
ler Fire Company No. l shall, at all
,imes, be exempted from serving on
nries, and from military duty; and it
hall be the duty of the foreman of
aid company to furnish to the sheriff
# the town of Alexandria and Parish
# Rapides, and to the officer COM
handing the militia, if there is such, a
list of the names of the members of
aid company.
SECTION S. Be 1t further enacted, etc.,
That the officers of said company shall
consist of foreman, first assistant,
econd assistant, recording SECRETARY,
financial secretary, treasurer, and such
ther officers as it may elect.
SECTION 6. BE it further enacted, etc.,
hat this act shall take effect from and
fter its passage.
(Signed) o. H. BREWSTER,
'peaker of the House of Representa-
tives.
(Signed) P. B. S. PINCHBACK,
Governor and President of
the Senate.
Approved March 6, 1872.
(Signed) III. G. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
F. j. HEBRON,
Secretary of State.
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THE ART OF Nor HEARING. - The
art of not hearing is fully as important
to domestic happiness as cultivated
ear, for which so much time and money
are expended. There are so many
things which are so painful to hear,
many of which, if heard, will disturb
the temper and detract from content
ment and happiness, that every one
should be educated to take in or shut
out sounds at will. If man falls into
violent passion and calls me all man
ner of names, the first word shuts my
ears, and l hear no more. If in nv
quiet voyage of life am caught in one
of those domestic whirlwinds of scold-
ing, l shut up my ears, as a sailor
would furl his sail, and making all
tight, scud before the gale. If hot
and restless man begins to inflame my
feelings, consider what mischief these
sparks might do in the magazine below,
where my temper is kept, and instant
ly close the door. Does a gadding,
misunderstanding fellow begin to in
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ear, and he cannot get in any further.
Some people feel so very anxious to
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ill-natured idlers were to be brought
hcme to him, he would become mere
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remarks. I should as soon thank
man for emptying on my head bushel
of nettles, Or setting loose a swarm of
mosquitoes in my chamber, or raising
pungent in my house generally as to
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people. If you would be happy, when
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remark. A kind of dis
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TIE DENOUEMENT.

THE DENOUEMENT.
She give clean out then, and squat
ted in my lap Rugged her till I
broke my suspenders.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-03-27
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-09

great river OF water, which you would scarcely
believe could flow IN u few small pipes come,
snrgIng aud e''lying away; this water. of course
carries ali the earth in solution and its volume
and the rapidiy of lis flow are such that it also
carries away rocks of immense size; out of thi
muddy stream must come all the gold and il is
conducted down the ravines and along the sides
OF the mountains in immense sIuices, on the bot
tom Of which quicksilver is srrinkle,l, and the
settling gold is amalgamated and retained; in
cleaning np, the water is turned off and men
follow along these sluices with buckets and
acraptIs picking up Il little amalgam here and
little there, until it is all gathered when the
RIFLES are again put in and the water turned ON.
The gold is first retoried to free it of Guicksi-
yer and then run into bars in which shape il i,
sent to the mint at san Francisco The direct
Outlay OF some of III" principal companies II, re-
viii probably reach nearly half a million, ~, d
the annual yield OF one Of the claims from
Sloo,ooO to S2o0ooo; yet gravel mining is
slili III It's infancy, for the openings are unlim-
,tet, and companies will increase in numbers
ana extent for years to come; and Specializing
upon the enormous productions of the future,
am loiced To believe the time will come when ;
golden table service may become Il necessity
with every woman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-09
For q homestead lntho West.
IN n n r7slfE;fftEs,x- EsEslssss Ezsstssszs1
PENNSYL vAklA CENTRAL R. 4.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMIGRANT LINE,
OR FIT IT 8 b BU RG
And all places in the West, SoutAsoest Az
Northeast.
sBTHE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE .-xN

Thisline a dords suneuualled inducements to per-
sons desiring cheap and expeditions passage to he
West and deserves particularly the attention Of al
such desire To avail themselves of the Homestead
Bill passed by the last Congress
Tho PENNSYLVANIA Central Railro ad. with its col
Meeting lines, Is by 49, miles the shortest route 20
Chicago aud other promne places IN the eel. AM
is also the quickest cheapest and best route 10 al.
prominen places IN the Southwest and Northwest
passengers forwarded in comfortable and air,
Passenger Cars. furnished with c,shionsG with
noSease backs. water tanks. stoves, in Winter, and
witt such ether eonveniences reauis i"r In
.onfort ef families.
Through ticketsa sold To al!nromine en- / places i,
the West. Southwes land Northwest At about hai
the usual first class fare.
Children under i've years old as Free and chilaren
between the AZ of I've and .wey. years pay hslt-
pliee.
Baggage checke ed and for orwsrded by the ametraia
With the passengers. Lightly pounds ot baggage car
led free to every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except Sundays. and kcts
NUT be procured and baggage iyered the oeice
Ne. lla Market street, by o'clock. +. NJ.
by address, ng the undersigned he will forward b
return of mail. free ofcharee. .scircularc containing
complete price lnt. map, a correct copy
Homestead Law. a I'D give such ,her Information
| may he desired. F4ANCIS FUNK. Agent
| ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
| No. ll6 Market Street. Philadelph,s
| Philadalphis June -. ais
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-09
s,l'yss'S REVENGE.
ON grassy mound.

Twas MONDAY. On grassy mound.
within the. forest deep,
+ saw child stretch Il on the ground
Twas Cupid. fast asleep.
His beauty struck me far above
Al boys I'd ever seen.
but, q Ia sworn to Danish love,
To look | did not mean
But. oh those limbs Of perfect shape,
Pressing the fragrant sod
I sigh. He's instantly awake
A breath awakos the god.
lie quickly spreads | is rosy wings,
And. bending straight his bow.
With one of his sharp arrows stipgs
My heart. and lays me low.
Go now, said he. to Chloc's feet,
And languish there and weep
In vain her pity you'll enircrt.
For rousing me from sleep. Temple
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-09
ANCHOR LINE ArEAMERs

-s@N San. EVERY wknssspAv AND sArrR-
Passengers booked to and from any Railway Sta
ton o. Seaport in Great Britain. Ireland. Nor
way. Sweden. Denmark. Germany, France Hol-
land Belgium. and the United States,
AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
CABIN iare IRON New ork to Glasgow. liverrool.
Londonderry or Queenstown. Ss5 and S65. Inter
mediate. e33. Steerage. elS.
DRAFTS ISSUED FOR ANY AMOUNT.
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Ccun-
try can purchase tickets at reduced rates For fur
ther particnlars apply to the Agents HENDER-
SON BROTHERS,. Bowling Green. Wy. or 10
SAMUEL +. BETS,
ian.-1ywsw w-cmarl5 Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-09
BARu.Ow,s uNDl..u BLUE

S the cheapest and hest article in he market 70.
L BLuElN6 CLOTHES.
II does not contain any acid
Il will not in;urc the finest fabric.
1t Is put up at
WILTBERGEh'S DRUG STORE,
No. 2ss North SECOND Street. PHILADELPHIA
and fer sale by most of the Grocers and Druggists.
The Genuine has both BARLows and WILrRER-
GERS names the label: all Others are cosaferftt
BARlOW'S BLUE
will color. more water than four times tho sam
weight of indigo apr27-ly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-09
GrW Adrert,semrnts.
-NGEmENMn CULt.EI.IAYE l..I.

$OIt.E<sgAVE INSrg.
~ uCE. ADAMS. JEFFERSON COUNTY
\. First class Boarding School for Ladies and
"entiemen. Graduating courses in Classic. Sea
tnces. Engineering. Business and Music. and pre- q
raring Tor college. NJ koPaAN TEACHER on
lNsIKu uMENlAL MUSIC. Fine oprortunitits
tages in all branches. Teachers Of expericnc. aud
abiity in every department. Location HshLrnfuL
ana AccEssin,k. Iorcatalogue or Information al
dress ALBERT WATKINS A, NJ, PRINCIPAL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-09
DHILApELplilA WILMINGTON / BALI
i MOI T. RAILROAD.

On and alter WEUNES ESDAY. October 18TH 1871.
Il rassenl will be attached i" the freight
train leaving PhaielrhW at 9Vn .. m. Tor Will
mtngtun
The tram will stop at Stations follows. when
siguaii,d irav'4 Ferry. 9,l2 y. III. Laziretto 30
?. III; Che ster. ~ y. IN; h,mokin. e.iap VI; Thur
lu~. al9 T.. N; Linwood. ",L' y. M Glaymont. ln.Ol
=. M Hi r-iie. ialS y. IN; arr,ve Wiminston. ION
y. N. .urt-ul II. r. kENNEl. sup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-09

e 9 4 - Z z Hriss iai.;iis .sEe...-.;s:aak..
TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY. April 9Th. $50 T,a,ns leave
p-nt eorne' broad -. ana sshine,sn Avenue oow-
Batt,not.. stopping ali Regular Stations. meets
a. w.in,.ps.n wal D~lawsr. Ra,road Line. at Clay
Delaware E.,r".i, At Warrington with Junction and
l'eia"afr k,lto.d. at Delaar with EASTERN sbore
i.nir"ri. at ssii7oury with wicomieoand poeomoke
xrEk3s r-AIN ,,ils' 4. (sauaays .leept-d.) io'
rsse H aua nt W.
,n.ns'~n 80, ~ L.s,a ioi Ns1 Castle.
btitmoteand Washington stopping atihs-tsr. Thur
a,G
Will. tttN"-"-'itace. Aberdeen. P-trymsn's kds--
sIaHrEXr E@s s,l,op N dsly .or isi,incr.ana WASH
iagton. -.orprug A. Chester i,nw"od, CIsynopt. vii
Hasiy.s.,i1scs i.iiyma ~ ard Maroiia
PAsaee-tsl"r f"r.-ss Monroe and Noriokwi take sh.
wihnfsGroy TRAINS
pping all stations rail,da a. and " miu gou.
hAE ll't1A IA li@: NJ, ~ ~ ana 7@
Tor r @ and ~ ~ s,% GaSatss .,a.n "n be-" T. H.
LNAS .sa Mit%!i"f2s 4 NJ at A. I'D SSA ,1s. M s % 100 G
st,p t.t~'"n cue-t"r aud rn'heicha. ON SUNDAY
rnll IL, Nl"iIT ISD GI1ro & ~ aaxfnA4 TEAMS
7,eppinE a ~ stations On chester Creek and rh'
Leave thiai",pns Port Deposit sundays exc.2
"a !. I \, ~. ,5 sa, 80 ?. m Philads,eh,n et
rbe ior "sio,d at 7"pln. The oca train .tol-
Leave ir Dr". FGiiai,piia. saaaey. esc~ptrd a,
ss'y NJ a"ht 20 p n "sord for rhllhdelph'a at
6ff'r. tn th.dt's Foii tor Phiist-lphis 80
| e. -
Trans leaving nrnneton Al 6i5 IN, and &iO win
,"Hsrt A. l1m1hin junction with tne 1D d. and
is,r ~; trinshr Philadelphia aud ltnsr- Gem
iia iatI"aa
fUtOUGH TEAMS FROJ BALTIMORE.
LEAHE iil NFuN at 1885, II ~ M. 81. lO. ~, T. Nj
CHESTER foR PHiLAbELpHlA.
LEA , |I Il ~ ~ & Isl FL = ~ x and si 10 s% g p'Ss N
From aiintre IA ihitistphIa Leave Baltimore At p
A N Nay NAL; J..A' Nm. kkptes ~ l.. N. ba
rf~0, 7,2'f. ". ESut"+- n.iOf 81 Express.
From Hst hpr." rurt u po-tnni tnteIm-dI
-t5h' /. ~
Accommodation rn,nirom rort D-positwil eavePsrry
',lir td ~ An totHlltimor.snd nt-rmsdiate sta
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
| Iesye''h-- i2,~ amt . II a. aud t35 P.H
less- Wan inEt"n at i25s. 2i aud Ia " i2 SO
| ADirTRAIN from BALTIMORE
iea.rs Bal innr- - -toprIug Magnuua Perry
| Ab"t!...u HIvre-i--t' acc vL- &
| t"wn. N,ttn ta-t Eikton. Newark. stanton. New
| F"it. Wilmington, ,ct.ymont Lirwoni aud Chester.
" q kENNNy. SuE-rint-uienb
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-09

A.. T. ALLDEEDICE. No. III Shipley street,
Siill Keeps "n hanIn great variety of Woven Wire
o' brass, galvanized iron. Nc. Also. makes Gal
Nanizcd W ire Huar,ls Tor store. and factory doors
ANA windows M Phia'lelnhia prices. Call and ex-
anime my samples. ianl2tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-09

NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and PhadeP
at74o 4. ". Leave Phladelphia at ll.45 A. NJ.
aud Wilmington at or. A., for New Castle.
-. SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS;
Additional to those ABOVE leave Clayton for
for Clayton. Il IS A. M. and ,.S5 p. m. to make
connection with trains TO and from Dover. and sta
FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger Car at
tached will leave Wilmington i2.5i A. NJ; New
Castle. ~; Middletown, 22A; ruwnsend 2.ii;
Ia llar inrlon. 6t5; Farnineton. il5: Bridge
ville % seaftl. =: Laurel. d+5. and arrive at
Delmar ~ : ni A. VI. q ,cngrrs leaving Balti-
mefe at ,.i0 .. aud Philadelphia At II 80 T.. m.
maha eoufection with thus train At Wilmington
EeturHGuE-Mill leave pel"ar 80, =. NJ.
mingten. iii. Harrington. $40 FELTON, - /;
Wyoming. i. =; bower. $50; Clayton. T.lO Town
.eni. Ia. M,ihietnwn o. 20: knkwuod. so New
| easilc, ~: ani arrive NJ Wilmington. e.51 2. Nj ;
PaiiadeiraIh, l.50 Z. NJ. and Baltimore, $50 M.
Subject II delay incident tn freight business.
Stations named hur wil sct Down passengers at any
stopping place. EXCEPT Hare's Corner. state Road.
| Rodney and b9nant, ,.,,
| At TOW NSEND. " N the Kent County and Queen
| Anne's X Kent Railroads Tor X cnn edyvile, sud
| icrsviiie and intermediate places.
/ At CLAYTON. with the VI. X u. X. X. for Eas :
ton and intermediate places.
| At itARiI NIXON. with he j. e. r. r. for
/ Milfnr'.. irorgetrwn. Lcwes. and Intermediate
places.
At SEAFURD with tn. y. Il ID. X. r. for Feder-
| alshurg aud tambrid-e, Ar.
AtpELM AH. with the T. ). 7; R.. for salisbury;
: ii. H. KENNEY Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-09
CITY NOTICES..
a. ES ll.$ - T., -

lSI received u full supply Of cheap anu good
~ TRi SSES at WALTON'S Drug Store. The,
vii! be fitted without extra charge by "a competen
person. Cali aud buy one. lnarl2-itn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-09

Coal, Flour aud Feed of all kinds sold on commis-
SION. As". all kinds of flower. field and garden
seed IN se''spn. ruhic patronage solicited by
A. 7. AlI.bERDlCE.
Janl-u No. Ill ShiaIcy street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-09

AbFIy
JOHN +. ANLEER. .Jr.. Ticket Agent. 9Ol Chest
mt Street:
FRANClsFuNk.1 Ticket Agent. liz Market StreeI;
SAM. IL. WALLACE. Ticket Agent al the Dey yot
The Pennsy lvania Rail Road Co. will not assume
any r.sk tor baggage. except fog wearing apparel,
and limit heir responsihility to one hundred dol
lars IN value. All bagsag. exceeding that amount
ipyaiue. will be at the fsa OF the Hness ts-
kenny snecial contract. A. J. CASSATT
SuDt 9sn \. Altoona.pa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-09
Perfume Atomizers.

IN elegant pleasing, simple and useful apparatus
ior diHu-tus rcrluurty in the most onouiica man
nrr. >r"ntIus the clothing. handkerchief and Lair
hnd Tor making ruol,ng and soothing applications o.
water ur either Liquids, iur headache. intamei eyes
burns sensitive surilccs Ac. also for i-inieetins
and iri iumiug the sick room. For safe by
T.. BRINGlItlRSr CO.,
toruer Sixth and Market streets.