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-'OUXCEME TS.
S or.Sheriff, Parish fRapides,
SELI.A. R. CROSBnY.+,::
ubject totse will of the people at thei deito'vem.
ber election.. an
Editor Democrat: Having been soliejted by I F,
many friends to permit my name to be hiti as a he
candidate for Sheriff of this parish, after bving
considered the subject, I hereby announce myself tl
as candidate before the people at the coming elec
tion in Nofemibt . `J; H. H OLT. fo
0 We are requested to announce .
WnI. L. GRAY
as a candidate for the office of Sheriff f the Parish
of Rapideri at the ensuing November Election.
gf" We are authorized to announce 2"
*ILLIAM J. NEAL
as a eandhite for Sheitr subject to thddecision -o
the D)nidOratic CdaOvqtiob.
1" We are authorized to announce p
)O1ATUIMl 1N. RHROMEI b
is candidate for Clerk of the District 'Cort of the d
P.rish of Rapides, subject to the deois of the 2
'arish Democratic Convention.
go We are authorized to announce r
LEWIS COOPER
hs a candidate for the office of Assessor, subject to
the decision of the Democratic Conreption.
g, We are authorized to apnounce
J. J. SWANN
is a candidate for the office of Assessor, subject to
the decision of the Parish Democratic Convention.
-T We are authorized to announce
H11* 1. LABAT
as a candidate for Assessor, subject to; the decision
bf the Democratic Convention.
*r We are authorized to announce
T. B. WILKINSON
as a candidate for Assessor for the Parish of Ra.
pides, subject to the decision of the Democratp
Convention..
M Ilssippi Democratic State Conven
tion.
The Convention assembled at Jackson ot the 4th
inst., made the following&nominatlons.
For Governor, John J. Pettus, of Kemper.
For Secretary of State, B. R. Webb, of Pontotqc.
For Auditor of the Public Accounts, E. R. Burt,
ot Noxubee.
For State Treasurer, M. D. Haynes, of Yazoo.
The folloning resolutions, reported by a Com.
mlttee, were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we reannounce as thebatsls of
party action, the platform of principles laid down
by theDcmocratieparty at the National Cohvention
in 156I ; and hold that the doctrine of " non-inter
vention" with the (nstitutiou of slavery in the
States, Territor:es or District of Coldimbl Odes not
nor was It intended to confdlct with the a ssition of
t-_ the power of Congress to protect the property of
the citizens of the several States, who may Choose
to settle in the Territories, which are the common
property of all the tates.
Resolved, That iit the language of the -Supreme
Court of the United States, that" the light of pros
party in slaves is distinctly and expressly affirmed
In the Constitution "-anti " the only power over
it cdmfirred upon Congress, is the power coupled
with the duty of guarding and protecting the owners
In their rights," as thus declared.
Resolved, Thqt Mississippi will sta by hAr sister
sl~veholdlig States In insisting upon "the enforce.
mtent y all the departments of the Federal Gov
eitinment, of their constitutional rights as thus ex
pounded by the Supreme Court of the United States.
SReolued, That i the event of the election of a
fl1ack Republican cuindidate for ,the Presidency, by
Sthe sufrages oi one portion of the Unioneronly, to.
rule the ww . ,U Vile~. 8)tate, upon the avowed
p Irposes o tht orgaization, Missiasippi aill re
gard it as a declaration-of hostility, and wil hold
herself in readinss, separately orin conrf; to co.
openrate. with. he. s*pte States of tlh Sduoh,- in
whatever meisuie they may Rdeem neead y for
4te maintenance pf theirrigh~e ?sco-equal gebers
of the confederaby. -
.ReoIved, That we feel it incumbent upon the
..D)emperacy of Mississippi again to declare that the
acquisition of Cuba by the United States is'ia conm
-,, ercial and political necessity, and that we will
hail with pleasure every proper measure that looks
, to ittpoco plishment: and further, we can nevero
, oeasent to its appropriation by any foreign power.
ct- R1.olead, That we endorse, in the: main, the po1l
lIcy of the preeshit Administratiou.
.? ' Ot the.ccond day, the following rusoluoion was
ltoaadopted:
Resolved, That this qslwntioU -46 * ecolmend
to the various oountl~kUtt'h State to hol$ primary,
,. eetin, aud select det$gates to assemble it the
ty 6rij ckson on the secotid Moddaf ofDieenber,
1859, to constitute a convention of the Democratic
party, to select delegates to represent the State of
Nissilippi In the National Democrati Oonvention,
to assemble in the city of Charlestop, :outh Caro
lina, in 1860.
bgAt our late Gonvention the press of
-; the district was in part represented by
Dr. Lacy, of the Caddo Gazette, Mr.
McCranie, of the Vernon (Jackson Pakish)
Times, and Mr. Levy, of the Natchitoches
Chronicle, who were delegates, and by
Mr. Taylor, of the Baton Rouge Advocate
*ho waspresent as a spectator-four .e
- *,~som plished Democratic editors as can
befband. They are the antipodes of tho~e
wisom McCranie himself describes in the
annexed paragraphs : 4
The editorial profession, it cannot b enied has
long suffered in reputation ind astei- l empared
to otheritrietly intelleeatuaurfessl6ns by the india
.:: ssetaees .aal shness of its own mnenpnb Like
t he caling of teacherm it has grown into ,di~aputte
sad is underated in public opinion, simply from the
s -tartt and hair-blained individuals, who hayp
(16d on to newspapers ala bloaland tackle totaise
themselves anltk ot e, or as a trlmpet to sound
their qwn praise eaqverybody's era.
. ac ah dias~tnbrs ee ce bhard tese iKielded
aggi r t the e4itorial it and s( 4)liboneat and
lupt do they show thepaalvqaapoliti idivi
'iwpanblbllties and in all the vato&relatio o
. x.. bl e llfe, that the word ed~t lesreqrde a
lt**a umestjuiof corrnptiq @se who bear
okloked ats· the highest biddr.i Thibtaigmel
ancholy t es known to the progeolni Civii hey
J1ainm and disgrace has been1arolgt4t fxpQ0t h ON
- who fal sdhed " the grip of honor "bm i sat
eition wit such debased jackals. Would to lod
i for the name of the profesiOn ail thb ~s nrl
welfare and healt vigor ofthe eorlod nak4
ee;'i nypom tumi5d be taken away ui~"b rose.
We mesa eaeelng personal in what we osafbut
lalrfdlded by the aetmatnas of pzirtcagl r.dne'
+" feel as one who h6M ~are tteol ~ omle
idei to wh mt ha eas bar 'ntice nat+
k-fsluut; andltiene,.spek~ w•i - a,"
htr onseqaeng on a warrowf at
'wth is truth to the end of time, *pdii4 styout.
*Wh# al h -, cuthejw.
ANOTHER GREAT.:IBTLE.
The siamships A dlaideand ungaria, brings
yi #of tht A th and the Delta of the 9t : . is
The Great Battle on -the Minalo. f,
J5osnoo, June 25, Noon.-Despatches from Paris,
announce that the .mpress Regeat, under date of
Friday evening, Snne 24th, that a terrible battle r
had been fought,' and great victory achieved by
the allied army.
The whole Austrian ar'y and nearly the entire
force of the allied army were engaged in the con
fiit. i
The entireAustrian army was fbrmed in line o
of battle and Oiteied five leagues. t
The battle lasted fSom four o'clock in the morn
ing to eight o'clock in the evening of Friday the a
24th. " C
The French took a large 'number of prisoners, c
,flagrand cannon.
Abont 400,000 men were engaged in the battle.
A Vienna despatch says that the battle was still
progressing, but details of the engagement had
been.made known by tie Government. -
Previous sccounts from: the seat of war state
that the Austrian force on the river Mincio was
280,000 strong, and that the entire French force
had passed Monte Chiari--that they made a recon
noissance as far as (lato, and 'that the Pledmontese
army were advancing towards Pesechiera.
Threatening 14ovem e t of Ger
The Prussian Government had demanded per-,
mission of IHanover to watch 30,000 troops through t
that' territory to the Rhire. •
to It was-believed that the basis of the proposed
n. mediation of Prussia would not be acceptable to
France, and that Prussia would thereby become in
volve i the war on theiside of Austria.
It is also rumored that Prussia has threatened to
Pn assist in the suppression of the Hungarian revulo
tionary movements.
England.
Parliamentary proceedings have been suspended
ta. till the mnmbers of the -new Ministry are re-e
S~locted.
It is reported that the new Ministry intend to
-curtail the navy expenditures.
Il- The weather during the pet week ha been un
favorable for the growing crops. TL'e general
prospects of the harvest, how evcr, are favorable.
The King of Belgium ind Count of Flander have
arrived at Buckingham galace on a visit to Queen
Victorix.
c' Details of the Great Battle.
irt, LonoN, June 29.-The latest reliable dispatches
froit.the seat qfwar left the Austrian headquar
ters at Villanca, between the fortresses of Ver
Vm. ona and Mantua, with the entire Austrian army'
concentrating on the left bank of the Minclo, and
of the Allied army advancing towards the rlght bank
ion from Castiglione.
ter- Before the Allied army had rebhel the Mincio
the in force, the Austrians with the entire' force of
of ther army crossed to the right bank,' and took the
of initiative In the fight.
see A dispatch from Napoleon to the Empress Re
ion gent, says: " The enemy withdrew last night.* I
me slept in the room occupied in the morning By, the
rom Emperor of Austria."
ied "( en. Neill greatly distinguished himself at the
battle and has been created Marshal of France,'
era "The Austrians crossed the Mincio for the par
pos w attarking us with their whole force, but
ter were obliged to abandon their postions, and'with
p ~ifrew to the left bank of the river, blowing up the
ov
ex- bridge at Goito after them.
es. " YWe took thirty pieces of cannonand 7000 pris
a oners."
Private dispatches from the camp, via Turinand
ed Paris, state that the Austrians had 85,000 men
re- placed eos die combate, and lost sixteen flags and
old seventy.fie pieces of artillery.
Co. The great excitement prevailed at Paris upon the
for announcement of the vietory. The Boulevards
es were immediately thronged with people eager to
read the bulletins which were posted up by, the
m. The full oefficial details of the battle have not yet
will been received, and great anxiety was felt at Paris
oks for a albre circumstantial account of the battle.
'o Private telegrams from the seat of war intimate
pol. that.the French army have suffered so severely
as t& be unable to resime the offensive.
was Vague rumors were in circulation at Paris, jhat
the o1iss of the French army 'was 12,000 killed and
end wounded. , .:
ay The battle was foughs at Salferino, a small town
era few miles from Goito.
atic According to the latest accounts the Austtians
e 4I were prepaui.g for another great battle under the
on, command of Field Marshal Hess.
. Fereige Markets.
LIaProoin June 29.--0f the 18i000 bales sold
during the three days since the sailing of the Ade
by .sida, 8,000 bales were taken by specnltors and
ir. eIporters
Bhj The markes qlosed dull. Holders are offering
Stheir stock freely, but nhow no dispositioti to press
sales. .,
by The quotations of last Friday are barBly main
ate tained.
The advices from Maichester contlue favorable.
T Ihe wparietclpsed qugeand dull, but prices Were
Srw'elkmaintained.
d Lrvaaroon, June 2*.-The breadstuff market
the closd esq dull, and pr~ces have a declinig ten
Beef closed dull generally at previous prices.
r Pork closed dull, and prices are unchanged,
ed Elacon qloseddlulL Lard closed heavj, and'all
i qualitie4 have slightly declined.
ikte 1aval sto dJuuosed study at previous quotations.
pite LoInO , June 2.-T-he London money market
theis slightly more stringe4t, but exhibits conseder~
'" ~bl"-t~ilty. [Piyldsy: n ..'
ise___
'und ',
Fnauscui CoDomoso or urnx Ss.--The follow
fg waemeht tof the fndsithe i~t t' Treasury,
Was reindered in accordance to law by the Audltn
oithiblie Accounts to the Governor, on June eth,
Genenral -nd .....-..... $, s,llS
CurrentXbool Fund....... . 193,480 '1
uear Iltitu 1'jlrovetnent Tax foa .. 116,684 44
be lstat iitnrovemeit ~udt, ,..... .18 84
mel Levee and Drdange fu d........ 548,7919 66
Road aid Levee Fund ........... 2,21 8'1
ledhipiti a ofCttit4 Jbti hdI . 1&.10 94
wee Free School Fund..............,. 13B,86 48
n 'Free hoil Accumulating Fund..., ,P98 -S
"o nunara Fund (Sales or LaBds). t.. 4 84
Sae e y Fun4 (Int est oh`the "-:
l s1heldby this Fua)..i . ''4,14) 00
i.b:u st.4ltion to this amuont, lour or five hpidrod
.thousmadolarhar~e be·en paid ia byjte ~hriffi'
'he; and Taz :(~~ ns,'nacordaence with an act of
em- thee thete o'ers to.
lIn shrieki~ s" makes nt' of tina eongitiou of -t
st- frneasury end p elb@bktD
gance? B:'B~
SPGrCTAOI4 )ESO -A;u' .of Gold Spectacles
Swre do it tin ht taietsofA7 xandria, on Friday
last by Mrs.'ayiyl.r tL. 'h h der Will 'boMfe: a
BRECK tIkDG)IEF1NED LRtM N&T50 COAL'
OI t9 4; tl
THIS celebrated Oil, makes theb est- ~1t cheap
est Light in use, and is for saleby.the aeuscri- (a
ber by the barrel qr galloti ,alqo CGainmp n: hand
Burning Fluid or Spirit Gid l togdtbhelr h
. OAL OIL. L.AMPS at
in every variety Hof style, fr'm. mltokuc to Parlor; 01
COe ,Raid; 1 7 8od FLUID)do,
FraRklIina Lamp. s,
orirnning Lard o kitchen Grease. A general o0
ent of Glass A~nd Papir ShadBs, 'Wicks, fo
Caii; Fillers and Chimney Brushes &ctEwill' e sold
cheap for cash, at the; New4Lamip Store,; n
88 .aJy SEREET, NEW ORLEANS. di
Orders promptly atftnd'd.to,. E
july 13,-3m. ARTEMON ILL.
FOR SALE.--2000 bb 5, Corn on Flagland Plan.
' tation, apply to- Mrs. HICKMAN. ol
500 bbls. Corn on 14w Hope PlaI ttion, apply
to J..N. Butler, on the premises.
July 134f. P. T. UICKMAN.
Succession of Slate of Louisiana,
Samuel J Clark dec'd. DISTRICT COdRT,
No. 6555. Parish of Rapides.
W HEREAS, Kenneth M.'Clark, has Petitioned
,Y this Court to be appointed Administrator of
the Estate of the late Samuel J. Clark deceased,
intestate; Notice is hereby given to all whomn it
may concern, to show cause within tert days from
the date hereof, why the prayer of said Petitioner
should not be granted. t
Clerk's Office, Alexandria, the 9th day of July, t,
1859. ,,
" By order of the Coda: . ..
July 13,-1t J. N. RHORER, Dy, Glerk.
BELLOCQ, NOBLOM CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
61 Carondclet Street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Referemrces- 1. LEVY & Co., 3 Alexandria, La.
S. K. JoHNsoN, )
July 6,. 1859-1y.
NOTICE TO S]TEAMBOATMEN AND SHIPPERS.
1ý I am prepared with sufficient Teams to
transport Freight and Merchandize around the Falls
at this place at the lowest rates.
e ' Special attention given to collections of
n debts due steamboats.
July 6, 6560-1nu R. L. FOX,
OTICE.--ARCHIBALD M.:'GORDON, `CVL
Sl ENGINT ER and SU FEY ' , offers !..;
service?, in the abdve'capacity, to the citizcis
of the Parish of Rapides.. May 1#, 859l y'4
yU, WESTBROOK, . ; . .q; ,W PASrSEL.
............. ... .- .....
U. WESTBROOK- & Co.,
CARRAGE A HERS M & REP RSB
CORNER OF BAYOU ROBERT AND SIXTH STREET,
ALEXANDRIA,
C WTOULD respectfully inform
the citizens of Rapides
- and' adjoining parishes,
I that they still carry on the
e Carr;age business in all its branches,
PAINTING,
TRIMMING,
WOODWORKING A1YD
BLA CKSMIITHING.
r- av~ g on hand a large assortment of MA
it TERIAL of the best QUALITY; they will endeavor
h- to do all work entrusted in their hands with dis
ie patch, and to suit the most fastidioys, at moderate
pri'es. - . )
In addition to our former business, we will lip
s-on hand an assortment of, BUGGIES 'and HAR
NESS,-whiqlh we wilql atc N 9wrlrian priceswand
d terms. t
Give us a call before sending your oider New
SOrleasa. July 5ly.
Succession bf STATE OF LOUISIANA,
James SIann dec'd. . Dirtr~r/Or ,:
e No. 6548. PIARIBH OF R tES.
ATOTXGE is hereby given to all whom it ray con
to cern, tb show cause, within thirty days from
ic thedate hereo, why the fltai accountpmat ted
by John J. Swann Administrator, should n4e apt
provedand himologated. -
et Clerk's Ofice, Aleandriathe 9th-day -of Ju3ne
is A.D., 1859.
By order of the Opurt,
e June 15-Im J. N.RHORER, Dy. erk.
- OR-- .
at OOD; SHORIT iPAPER I
Groceries1! Grocerie b f
n r~PH subscriber on Eront Street,
I opposite the Ferry Landing,
a having removed from .his old tajd, one Qoo be
e low, into 0. W. Nalley's builoki,,nill Ie.pson
hand a very general and complete arortpet of
Faibnily and Plantatip n Groceiies,
such .s are usually applied for in thismarket, con
id msting, among many other articid;-l ':
e .Side sitouolherr a sdi a * ..
d Corned Beef, of exceleruti 4 y,
Silt, Flour, Sugar sianid o re%
Tobacco, Mackherel, ad es,
S Cbeese,: ,A ld,: soap, AjaR
0 dies, Yeast 'Pow4dS~.,
Brandies, Whtky Wines and
€ Cordialsris Pkatoi,
- ' Prompt cuatoiir d low per-ontage," ats the
proper motto.. Goodmig t be uold mich lower
t in AlPxandria, i NerChant w nruot c9mpelled to
at tck t on extra per-centagi tfo Oovr te4ptoes from
bad sales; I haval trBgined to t sys
ter, and hereafter, sell onaly F. S or . ShORT
GOOD PAPER, by whidkgplan.I s 4 to
sell 5 KWEB and makl s-oe nqopey t ho
all whofoUw..differet prt ,ce .
June 8, 1869-y J.,... .·,ACOWAL.R.
"et , .--" "
OOMMJIBSION M EA4Cl5NT8,
,- No.. 48, 45 Band.4 4T Z.e Ise, . a :
A·4nS3,i4 an&A'7 EILTO STRIPt ,
-'Betwen ? oyd,$ at avier~Btres,
D~clS, 1858.-ly Nef OrleanL'
tB, g Countryiprdib.pro rptly attended to :
- l -l qdevaigpnei wh g athe hgency ft a the.
g66 with planters who may *ish to .aval1tisbal
'4A TATE iEPOMINEM
SI Ihi*ch ' einpmaso * owledgq to be muidpiot
a8 te~af o I9;t!~g5lUakiug.
w8 441 c toy ~UadiR
rettt a*i5
StataefjLouQi{ iowý^
" . utler ` , aj 7 {
Y, lktlft of a writ df i f ucd.'tor.': th o
Sistrict Court, -n and-for the Parish and'State
Sforpsaid, apd .djreetqd totth. sheriff thereof
(sal:w14t ishing i Ghe;aove ria ted cause), wil.
be exposed at
UUSBLoLE, ee
at bVq Court Ioute t"q In tt. town 0qAexandrhai lei
on
tie 6th day of August, 185 et9 enw eliOrlit pre
scribed by law, allthe rigl title at0 i tetest, of
one of the defendanits A.JJa ns,' !n~dhd to the
following prDert. to wit:
A certain stenboat called thei Albetross,
now lying'laLl1ea River, with the tackle, appen
dage and achinery," conqglting of two Steabn
Enigines. E "an
Seized in the above re:ited cause to satisfy saId fb
writ.
ThRMS OF SALE-Cashb , with the benefit Sh
of appraisement.
Sheriff's Otllce, Jul? 1, 1859.
J. C. WISE, SHERIFF.
July 6--ptr's fpe 10.
Succesion Sale.
STATE OF LOTUIBIA A, .
sao PARISH of RAPIDE3.
Estate ofWadef~'. Adams, dec'd.
/ URSUANT to an order of the Hongrable the
. 13th District' Court in and for said Parish and
I State, I will scll at, S"
Public Auction
to the highest bidder at the Court lousoi door J n
town of Alexandria, on
Saturday, 16th day of July next,'
the property belonging to said Succession, to wit :
Eighty Acre Tract of Land
on which deceased last Qi ,
resided.,
Two or Three Horses;
Eight Iead of (Iattle; /
Twelve Head of Sheep;
Six Sows and Pigs;. .
~ne Ox Wagon;
Two Rifile Gun;
A Lot of Household ad d Kitchen Furniture.
A.Few Plantation 'Tools, &o., &e,
TERMS OF. ALE-op -a credit . of twelve'
months, purchasers to give their notes with ap
proved security in solido with 8 percent per annum
interest from day of sale, and mortgage retained
on land.
Sheriff's Office, May 24th,- 1859.
SSTAT OF zOUISILNA-- ARitSH 3O
RAPIDES. .
Hester Nathan vs., her husband Norris Nathan
S No. 6444.
r Y of svwrit 9'. 4.i issued eaittf the
Distrilt Court,; n and foi- te 'Parislr and State
aforeseaid, and direuted: o the Sheriff thereof,
said writ issuing in the above recited cause, will be
Yexposed at publfe sale at the Court House door, in I
the town ofilexandria, jd
S A.ý T. RD AY ,
th, 6th day of August 869;,betweenathe houms
prescribedtby law, the follow ing described prd-:
perty,-to wit -
A lot of Dry Goods, consisting of- -
14 Paire.ofSummer Pants, ,
2 Pieces .ottonadse;
8 Dozen Underabhirts.;
2 Dozen Shirt Bosoms; -
About 800 yads of Irarions Calico Domestic;
Stockings, Stocks, Handkerchief, Blue Cotton,
i:asfiShdes, Gloves, Pis, -Needles, Show-Case,
L- Spool Thread, Silk, &c. -
w Also a lta of Groceriet, consisting Oti
- Sugar, C·ffee, Tobabeo, Candles, Soap, Bacon,,
e. Elor; Bicel :Tea, Salt, Salaratubs Maekerel &c., e
and Store ElgMures, one Box,of Winter Clothing,
p and One~Hkoe apd4,aggy. ...
- Seized i. the aboveq~ a to satisfy, said writ. I,
d TER M 8 S4,K BA 4)A8li, .wth the beneft[
of appraismlan e: . . .. , I"
R Sheriff's Oaice, Jun e 21st,180. 1 8:'
2 .ps . J. .. WISE, SaJIr. I.
- lJune 2 epe/s 4ee4.. , $ a
STATE OF LO0KiSIA NAcPARISH OF
,, R APlD*Br "
S L. AiM. Debblee vs. W. Bi. Ware--No. 6093.
i Y vJ.TU .o writtofR~ i.[ out of te'
f :Pfoifriid, and directed to the Sd hereof,
said writ issuing in-the ab~boe*ecited cause, will be
e1 exposed@tPublis ale at the Oourt0 ouae dOor in
the town of Alexandria,on o , "
SS A T UI DA Y,
- the 6th day of Anst1 '1859, between the hours
pr8scribed by lawe, follUi described propera
ty, to wit:
A certain Tratbor pardel of
ditiased ina tli~Parlh of Rapides ic the Pineiroods,
near Spring U cat tf on Hurricane Creek;
: loptaining 1e aq.inded
on the Sout by lands of Randll B.
e- re n the West by jibbiicfli M'trdl 'in the
SNortands orzaelly '#nediby E. G. Robert,
being e same -iurBhesed'by said Ware from L.
SA. How and Elizabeth- How, on the 26th day of
" eidedia tkhe ab e rected casttoiae isfy paid
el Officeinp 2;sl , 189.
L:' , ' 0 ~::" ,~ : " J. 0, WS ~ .Sn. n, ,:.
: /:.:une2e-ptr's 'fee': 0,:/ . :,...
.. ...RS. .NT to . olutipz . rdinance ef tie
fI Pplice Jury q.Rapide s) pse Pp~ii passe4 tt the
1 June aeisioa't b sa'ri p'd 859 'i., 5 I'shall sell4 at
e Public Autionhef) t% ourt House door in Al
er
R Ithe 6th day of August nt, a ~ sartain LpT or PAR
- CELo GROIUND, ' iown and desigated as Lot
T NS,in ~ilSquar No.:28 S the Plat of theTown of
o o asadrhi--the same containing one hundred
'Fleneh fett, square measure, and being the lot ac
iUre& by Said Police Juryfrom T. H. Maddot, by
d,d of sale d fourth March, 1826. . .
i TzaMs-.--c on the spot.
" yerif'e Q 6, Juan )" 21t, 1859.
.;. '"" , , WISXSar,.trr.'
• : Ir. n Hoops and Tip for Cott.
FB-lcs can 6e purchased Pt Ne* Orleankis pries,
[ byiytiag0: t@ PATRIOrf HENRY,
June 22S-tf, . Ae xa Alexandria, -,
L Bg _ _ 7by ' ,,~ .bL1R,
-,D.- .' .A . .i ,lgentl . ";n
h~ IAIandsdilf'in the business aiging a
c ton s tato9 fl f sh satisfae
l. torypsidentietferipces, 4 n." ituation.
or nates and urthe pa a, apply b* th
'LL ei d t tho. " .. . e Lj Sune -K
Ii hpauset htto ai d if M
SJASB. A
ha JaT, r ,"f:UI~ I
A·Uib~:I -
~h J58*~s ~$4.
e, f I.TRIt ,i iViUP f
Scustours an the public' genereily, that wB
g hav d a.e rqeciving, by vrer the
FASHIONABLfE STOCK OF 000DS
ever bringlitfo this Wist; esmprtidng rrftl se'
lected Stock 6f
Mantil ,; ; -.
Paria.ap of all styles and colors;
. aglibh Bareges, Double Skirts; ne
.,reneh, do. . do, ,do.
do. d. ,.with Flounces; '
Frenh'kaconets
.and Printsfevery
mAttfaictuire; alr a. variety of gooids nu u*ll I
fbund ini well ht Dry Qoas Store.
Ready lade c It iº. -
Shirts of every style--Whit d, L nue
Marseilles
IAdies andiGents Shoes;
I Hats and Ladies Fl ,l&e., &e.
',If you *rnut BARGAI -GOOD G0"G and at
te very LOWEST PRICE, b .1ie to cail
' sh- S e BE
Wfes you wirrll' nddesirab le o
]$1stera. P
Selected by an experienced bpy" : our Stock will
exceed everything in abeuanet for
Splendor and heapnesi
, eve o "ld stock nhand, as iod the
rell" iLOW K)ST; ihan keep over old Goods.
Our motto always was, and will be.. , .
Small Profits & Quick l urns
" dCall an4convince yorseives, at
:. WINEHILL& k GILBERT'
CASH S T O].E
. ....( .S. , ., A, .I... p.
W . I3. 0.,
(3' a" or¢ 18 O.a-1.)
IM4on =auo adr y
'~sa s
On .F iF SRTRE1T, between i4 8t0tore of
H. Ron sov & Co., ans the Railtead 18
(1 31 cresp ra1y bninces the Plal
of apido n doig Parislie, tha
f have openeid'e a b named establish
-Irentlor the pue a of M 'fctq S
e Steetu . ,Ug ." .,¢
e r 0 fil l
a Pumnps of everý desorlf in, Sam and
Pipes of all oreieU rv lshev n fittead o ro
in the nu ist" ible manner. "
.r a 6 or o per 'A r x
Water , nd-y tea n ° hisl.e
Se paing done ion Engines, He N
SGrist Mills, Got:n Gih, Sugar
variety, of ast, nght It~n," Work.-a
, Old ay boier -a4 pa e g :ao .
for Cylinders &c,
I W1i also, le on haiikD codern k
'any ra'riety .of Ploi~s:vr.jp~ :8ie .·,-!'
rs Tuei,
insia iviall its btafibbo1
-of all kii,1'idst*i Ud (*6if
JIubs, Fellies, &o.
"Plrfnters, and others, inte~esd Ia Vabh
n Buuluesa, would do well to calb and .a ook at;
our .
E;A Cu IN x % 1?7
8 and examine ourPricey before sending theiro
a or work elsewhere, as we ae prepared to de o
work in ounine of business 1 CHEAP, we think.
as can be done elsewhere... -
gp·T4ieerefrom abrot prsU tly attended t
, and thaailhlly'received.
SWIp All work dine by us, warranted e give ta
td ~ratisfaetio*. . -
" Fe are Agent~fi thb;houe; ::
l Cincinati, Ohio, an" - wa- e , e, ep;n', h
SBoilers, Engines, and every delscpgn of
of theirwork, Vt' ...
J. , Whiama&f . r PrescAt . . J
1.'. O.Moore J. lrnis,
II. R. Arlail Oat.S, .Wilson, ,
I. ,Robe.rou & Co,, P, TJ , hickea,
light draght and swift running
steamer -
ot of superior accomnodations for pIasengets
of EDWAB PARKIIR MAIsra.
ed SAM, LAW8ON, OLsRJ,
c- having beep ch ered, expressly fb: the1'ew.
y leaga aodAlexandria tcrade, takes the pJa
Piota, and will run aa regular pakd p
1f '4w ysR,onasoP , . · .
:froam Cotle, 'an 4 r; about i13.
years opld, whi'tewirt
m uiked smooth crop In h aefter, uppeintaht
oi right, branded- .1. Smil size, appri sed; at
twelve db)largbyJ. Jtiihey and JArry Tyler,.
'The owner is requetd t eome forward, prove
property and pay chargs *ihin'"tuhirty day, r
Sait tktray will be sok ceording to law.
SGiven under my hSla at ,C6ile, La., t4ls 26Bl
Just¶t Wi. C. A)E8 .. ..
e~oiii ~oeiP
2"liptii l
rýnatteation .of 1 laf Ptsrt ,d 9th `'
aaners. B. Robertsop Co. wil
4Iway be 'ite teadlnet to.
requnited; and wii also
Havin pnrrchbsed i' h
and
aid & Co{ it plans titould g e and
ver t reference. -
All a left at he~r ofIib
'Dec ru- C,
1lttrf - ý
BR INADIN, t
SALL 8W , P OF
I Ati , "d Crush . ,
tn Jrn aA cob iu
EYR. & RAM
BERLAIN, A. ta,
Aexaondriaa. m~ ;. i
I services to uti ,. an.
U W I
pt A. W or, repaired and made to cut ~DI ad
new. nIl y
Statb of Louisiana .istiict
Parish of' Rapid+.A
SOftC is iLreby giv~i to all whom ii may ed a
S, toi d1i6. hoause, within Thirty dayBeroat '
the date hereof, why the FaIal Aecoupte.
sented by the Executor, should not by.a ied'
anddhomologated. . : .':.
Clerk's O(ioe, Alexandria, the 24th dy.*kay'
1859.
By order of the Couir.
ny2s-3Od M . . AIUAI ' k.
ANDERSON & lam rteaieut1ii
:thdn -have uewy .tMu uptP etr
as. the sr and ,to
er liters ecommoa hnsean t'b
a dtooythotenv a va h pea
eseasi very finest aap
hretoio alioted with,.
*e 4 t Other bhsia 1h6t 41
` v f who
ie ;ais shed foI un
wneape a ds iA foIn tF and of*.
hd
t ulalo thisce
Sarwednd Cognaern es
Whlukflbest Le Ie
ue and Cognae 8 Drauiics ;
Dried
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