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a1eat estate Sails.
lrBLIC sALE OF NALuABLt

4 Etg DIN tN-A LIZ ~ v 4AiL0 -AIPl<l
REAL ESTATE By virtue Of an order Of
the phqns Court Of B dfprl county, The under
signed administrator OF D MEL T Miller. late of
South Woodberry township in tid county. deg'd
will expose TO ale by public yendue, on he prem
ises, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of March. 4.
ID. 1865. the following des ribbed real tate, stu
ate in the township uloreslil viz:
T. The mansion tTm OF The sid deceased, con
tnng ore hundred and tive acres, neat metsurc
all cleared and under good fences, hpving thereon
erected two good pliniei wenther- boarded dwell
Ell and painted, with horsepower house and sheep
stable attached with all other buildings ne
cessaTy 10 make a farm comfortable and convent
ent There are up0u this property good orchard
Of choice fruit and good water at the houses m
burn The land is all limestone land and in & high
state OF ru iTajlon. and altogether the firm ) one
Of the most desirable in M,rrisons Cove. It Is
about one ule west Of New Enterprise post office
.. A tracsuf b1tfom land lying about one mile
from the Mansion pigca, containing thirty three O.
cres and uiuc pcrchrs ueft measure This tract j.
we ! iimbered wsh white oak, rock oak swami
Os6 and hickory timber ard will be sold alto rc,h-
er, or in pieces 20 suit Purchasers,
5. A tract Of mountain hand wing about one
mile from tract NJ ? containing thir ytsix acre,
an one buudred and thirty perches, neat me1s-
Ure This tract Is also iimbored, principally witt
cbrs' nut timber
TERMS-0De third of the purchase money 10 re
main ia the hands of the purchaser, lien upor
the land during the lifetime of The widow, the in
terest thereon to be paid to her annually Ony
third Of The remainder ~ The confirmation Of the
sale and Inc Balance In two equal annual pay
meuts without interest. The payments 10 be So
cured by jud -ment bonds.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock. a m, Of said
day SAMUEL TEETER,
Fen 1G 'G6 At Admins rTlfOr
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Statement Of Dlgaegs d4e oad 01esd 5y Bfdt0u
CDHHfV.
To John sill $1,000 06
There Is now in he Treasury subject
to the order OF the Commissioners S7415 a
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COAIS.
CIRCULARS,

AND FURS.
Mr.. Y. B T & VI E. R. would iDform their
lady friends thatthey hHve employed good Man
tuanaker. who will make dresses on lie sh"r e-t
Vq,irpo ltgdies Grn tie cuul try vii b. rr.yidrd
ALWAYS ou hand = Customers wishing CIyaks
and Goats uu:, viii have them done te- vt
charge Nov. TO- IS.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-02-23

Statement Of moneys dHc and olriRg Beafo1
CohUty and State Of Pennsylvania on d"Rt-
cates tn haUas Of collectors
County. STATE,
J. A Ni,odemus Wood v N. 1854 Sl65 So $77 So
sln A. Osborn Broad Top 1857 l0e ~ 70 VI
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-02-23

z l.. LEWIS having purchased the
81 Drug Store, barely owned by Mr. II. boa-
mcr takes pleasure iu announcing to- the G.. izea1
al Be lfori mud vicinity that be has just returned
from the ci les witha we'll selected stock OF
1 Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02
COMPREHENSIVE.

NE, the undersigned, have formed a
w coparinsrship Tor the transaction Of
GENERAL COMMISSION BuslNEss, IN the
city OF New York, under the firm Of j II
BkDWtR 4 co, to take effect October
let. 'Gh
We shall be prepared to afford fair
facilities upon consigumen's, and devote
our time aud care to the interests OF cor.
respondents, and beg to refer to long
period Ia the past as security for the
future
nsiA- Please address j II. BROWER
a CO. No IL South Street, New York.
j II BROWER,
Il y BLlDENBURGH
W. II SELLERS
New York, Sept 6. 'G5 nl06m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02

Il't Iickol N al NepnrImIhIs' "NU 10
y a stadcut having paid loT a
course in any branch, as above, is entitled
to a Life Ticket in thai Department. lie
can attend such branches as he may de
sire.
For any LANGUAGE. per month, $50 90
Drawing per month. ........... % %
Stationery Tor Commercial course. 90
Stationery for Penmanship....... 90
Diploma. ....,.,....... aoL
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Selerteh Paftrq.
WORKMAN's WtNING

know that my hands may be hard and
rough.
That my checks may be worn and pale
But my heart il made Of good sound stun
That never will ftlter or fail
And though IN the world with mates
stand,
TO share in the battle Of life.
| ask thee my girl by thy dainty hand
As my own, my swcc: bonny wife
Though never jewelel wreath may
SPAN
Tn. eurl4 on thy beautiful brow,
III pledge thee my heart and troth r. a
And love thee forever n now.
And though the bright dreams Of love $
sunny prime
Too often the future belle,
The steep hills Of life together VIC Il
climb,
And conquer our fate thou and |
My Goa, may be poor my words be but
Vet there never an orminei king
Can offer his queen a present more true
Than mine of heart and ring
That tiny gold link with which We may
bind
Our fortunes IN one common bond
Aud rear Us home where happiness
-hrincd,
Nay d'scll with affection mos, fond
VIVA, more would We seek wha; more
would we have
What more coule fair nature bestow,
IT, Of all her gifts, we venture 10 crave
The richest that mortals may know ?
For aye. dearest girl, -hall our wedeed
love
Flash .tar-like atop Of our life
Aud never will base traitor prove
10 my heart, my home or my wife
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02

l,D- The following il an extract from
the pre-eutmcnt Of the Grand Jury Of
Smith county
Crime, with that class Of inhabi-
tents which has so recently been with.
drawn from the providing and protect
ing care Of humane masters, and thrown,
Nil uupreparod for the struggle, upon
their own resources, Is not as prevalent
rs il was feared It would be While It
i. true that some Of the freedmen have
nnugurated their freedom ly vicious
aud unlawful iudulgenccs, the great
mass Of them have gone to work under
contracts with white men. with a cheer
ful zeal, which promises much good in
the future We believe that BY eyokiug
10 our aid wise legislation, aud By the
exercise Of patient forboaranee toward
the negro. he may be made to contribute
much 10 Che wealth aud prosperity Of
orr country at least, the importance Of
the experiment, demands at our hands a
fair trial
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02

After discussion, it will be seen that
the Convention, member hy member.
took the oath to support the Constitution
Of the United States This wa. done
ne, because it was deemed necessary, or
even formal, but as an expression Of
good will In this act the Convention
properly represented the feeling Of it,
constituents and If the majority ia
Congress were willing to receive such II
declaration of loyalty-thc subimcst
most thorough, as wen as the simplest
that can be mads-ss sufficient, the
trouble Of rehabilitation and recon.
struction would soon be over But the
Radicals are the hungling legalists
when the occasion requires them to be
the c0n-umma'e artists Of politics
The oath was administered by Judge
G. 4 Eycrt- of the 10Th judicial Dis.
trict Collection Neus
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02

At one Of the Paris theatres the spec.
tstor 10 shown the mode Of dressing from
the Creation to the present day, and
living model, walk out Of huge book
Of fashion TO illustrate tho different pc.
RODS
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NOTICE.

'YliE undersigned having been appoint
l ed Administrator Of the estate Of
William 9. B-yson decd, by the County
Court OF Harrison county, on the 10Th OF
January, A. d, 1866 An persons hay.
ing claims against said estate, will pre-.
seat THIN within the time prescribed by
law. aud those indebted to the same viii
make immediate payment
MARC A RET A. BRYSO\.
Adm'x OF W e. Bryson. deed
February ,, SOC. 2i.Gw
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INFORMATION WANTED.

ID ELAllNE TO Basil II Finley IL,
IL vas member Of Mnrmaduke's com
mand and was left sick near Icllville
Arkansas. Any information in regard ia
him will be thankfully received and re
werdei Address until reply Is received
Warren Finley West hly, Marion county
Missouri, aud T. II. West, Waco, Texas
Dec. 20, lS6j. lg-6m
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:. NJ. SW 1. y son.

I ATE OF Austin. Texas, renern, Com.
IL mission Merchant IS Caropdol,t St.
corner OF Union, New Orleans.
PERKINS 4 co respectfully solicit
the patronage Of their former CORES.
poudents aud their friends generally, Tor
MIR : VI SwgNsuN, who continues the
General Commission Business at their OH
Office. assisted by the undersigned and
others formerly connected with The house.
w. VI. PERKINS.
u. l.. kERNION.
Oct. ,, 90. n6:)y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02

General sherman report Of the az
fairs in Arkansas is unprejudiecd He
SAYS the negroes can find profitable and
lucrative employment, and are protect
ed in their right, and property By the
civil authorities lie met no one, citi-
zen or soldier, who questioned or doubt
ed that their freedom was IA well as
sured in Arkansas as in Ohio so far
~ my observation goes he writes,
there Is perfect satiiaction felt by all
olnsscs of people, except ON the part Of
a very few
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02

COTTON FACTORS and general
\ Commission Merchants tor the SALE
Of Southern ard Western Produce md
the purchase Of Goods Of cgury descrp
ton lpr Merchants and Planters Lib.
eral CASl ADVANCES made on
consignment, Proupt attention paid to
all husir,s. rJinsled 90 ms.
No y Cnnd street, New Orleans
December ! 'Gj MAY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02

The Indianapolis Herald has the fol
lowing paragraph
The Republicans say John Browns
soul is marching on We think in this,
they are correct The terrible preya.
lence Of theft, robbery, violence and
murder indicate most clearly that old
John Browns soul i. marching on
There can be little doubt of il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02

some IF the negroes around Peters.
burg, Va make a living by digging in
the soil for bullets, which they sell rs
ODD lead for six cents a pound They
make about n dollar a day
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02
MAYER BROTHERS.

NI1NEFACTTRERS of Smokir,
vi tobacco, and Cigars. Dealers i,
Leaf Chewing Tobacco and Pipes. No
81 Tchoupitouas street, New Orleans.
A NAVY aud wei selected stock con.
stan,y on hnnd.
Oct, 5, '65, n6:Cm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02

w HOLESAlE aud Retail Clothing
w Store, 80 - Canal street, be
tween Camp AMI Magazine streets, New
Orleans
january 3, &C - Gm
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bISt bE 4 SINlNS,

WHOLESALE bROCERS, and Got.
~ ton Factors No IL New Ieyee and
10 Fulton Street, New Orlcans, have re
sumed business at the old stand an, solici,
the renewed patronage Of old friends aud
the public generally.
Sept s IS n2-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02

COTTON FACTORS. Commission
" Merchants, and General Produce
Dealers, No. ITO foydras street. New
Orleans
Oct. -, '6j. n.-Gm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02

~ A PATlIl.O having filed his nc.
i a. counts md vouchers for his final
settlement OF the guardianship Of The
estates Of f.. Y, Richardson, 7. A.
Richardson, nnd VI T. 4 + | tnmts'
notice is hereby given that saId neeonn'''
will be opened for examination ana
allowance, Mt the term u the County
Court eppcrlaIning to the estates .,
deceden,s and wards TO he held IN nna
for Harrison county, Texas, on the lae'
Monday in February inst, tlS66,l wheH
and where all persons interested may af'
pear aud contest said accounts, il 'hy
think proper
l,y order of the Chief Justice,
Test, a. Il WDODAlL.
Go. Clcrk II e.
February ?, lseG. .iis
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7 " NTTIT Y 7 VI FT0NT
ARTHUR. STONE n CO.,
GENCNAL (NoV EMS

NM flAi tfsN ~
w cStc1'n Pro Il Il g G .
CIR Grarjcroad Tchonyifauios sfs
NEW ORLEANS.
nFFER FOR SALE
" Coffee Old Java, Rio, Havana,
and laguayra
sugars Loaf, Crushed, Powdered.
Clarified and all grades Of Louisiana and
Havana.
Teas. Young Tyson Imperial Con
powder, and all qualities ~ Green and
Black Tea, IN every variety OF packages.
y baccO.- Choice Cayendish OF va.
rious brands. and medium aud common
qualities, in all siy les oi packages. \ lso,
Tin cut chewing aud smoking tobacco, OF
various brands.
Cigars Choice Havana Imitation
do Florida and Common.
Liquors Fine old Cognac Bran.
dy Rochelle bordeaux, and American
do Holland aud American Gin Schei
dam Schnapps; pure old Bourbon and
Monongahea Whisky; extra and com
mon brands Rectided Whisky Jumaica
Rum Peach. Apple and Cherry Bran
dies Brandy Cherries and Fruits GA
Copnac, in bottles Cordals, Bitiers. ca.
racao Maraschino, Yarmouth, kiTschwas
ser, Annsette, Bit'ers, etc.
Wines old Port. Sherry. Mad ira
MuSca, Sauierue, Cataw ba, Champagne.
and Clatet OF various braads
prOvisions.-Poik. Beet Bacon
Lard, Butter, Cheese Rice, Flour, choice
sugar cared Hams, Tongues, Dried Beef,
etc etc.
Fruits. Oranges Lemons, Rsisins.
Pfunes, Figs, Dried Apples and Peaches
Preserves. Imported and Domestic
swet tmcats and in juice Cjlron, shaker
Preserves etc, etc
>undries.-Sonp, Sperm ard Star
Candles, Pickles Sauces ketchups Mus
tard Ginger, Cayenne peppct. Pimonio.
Cloves. Mace. Cinnamon Indigo. COPPER
as. Alum, Starch, hiarlass, Nutmers.
Powder, Shot, Bar Lead. Blooms. Back.
cts, Tubs, Wrapping Paper and Irvine.
Pipes, Playing Cards, Nails. Backing
Saleralus, Yeast Powders. Soda Cfeam
Tartar. Inks, Candies, Powder, Shot.
Lad and Gaps
Al kinds IF Goods bought n order.
january D. &c 1917
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i. \ @. IKDNiNN ELl..

,OTrUN FACTORS. and tagmis
\ sion Merchants, No 90 Caoadoiet
street N,w O.i,aus, la.
bee % 'Gi. nlI.im
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X. G.. TAh l.OR,

COTTON FACTOR aud general Com
\ mission Merchant, No Fl Cafoniolci
street New orleans
Dec -. o.. BISON
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New Orleans Advertisements,
I)OI.BfAR

nF the City 81 New tJlcaus' Ia
~ Corner Camp aud Common, oppo'
site the CITY Hotel, entrance on po'h
streets. in the spacious and elegant Story
bulldog. 3 constantly IN session under
eight able Professors,
/, was founded in ls32--has a Char-
ter from the state as u permanent lnsu
,uticn. under the direction OF u Board OF
Trustees appointed by the legislature
and IS authorized 10 confer Degrees, ~.
plomas, etc.
TERMs--Payable in Advance.
Pcnmauship- lessons not limited. $1,000
Book keeping, double and single
entry. etc . perfect euurs0,... 90 90
Arithmetic. Including al CONNER
cial Calculations, ........... 90 W
I c.,n,rs n, Commercial Law. 30 90
The above constitutes the omm course
English. Grammatical course, 90 90
English tall course, not limited lun w
French, fall coursc,............. loe'oo
spanish fall eoursc,. ...........'lnp W.
cr1m,n mi course. ..........lOO 90
f,,,r nll course ......l00 "a
,;r.ck NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Alg, bra. .......,.s.. ..........'.. "''"V
Ceomriry .........,..... 30 90
Teachers course in Penman>hip 100 90
Ii.e Tickle, IN all departments soc 90
y B-A studcut having paid loT a
course in any branch. as above, is entitled
to a Life Ticket in that Department. lie
can attend such branches as he may de
sire.
For any language, per month, SO 20
Drawing per month, ............ ~ pd
Stationery Tor Commercial course, 90
Stationery for Peumanship....... 30
Diploma. .....,......... .......s. &c
4 diploma from this College is n pass
port IN al commercial communities. Stu
dents can begin at any time
Usual time for Prnmauship two to four
weeks Book keeping three to five weeks ;
Commercial course. siN To twelve weeks ;
French on Spanish, twelve TO twenty
vecks-but lessons arr not limited ~ any
branch. Al iormar students are invited
f 90 review their ,'udies lr,c Of charge.
+ The South must BOW educate h.r son.
practically il she would develop her vast
resources Of wealth which are much more
numerous than those oi Brazil
We have ample arrangements Ter 800
students during the current year
Parents cat make liberal conditions for
their sons IT they apply soon. lh SO
from the county can board in good lami-
lea. speaking Epgl.sh, French Spanish OF
/ German at from S2j to SIS pr month
4 business c.lura'lon that enables one
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02
JOHN PHELPS.

SUCCESSORS to Phelps \ Jones Cot
> ton Factor, and general Commission
Merchant, % Carondolet street New DC.
leans. La
sept %, "a. n4 Am
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02

ItOTTON FtCTOH.> and Commits
\ SION Merchants, have resumed their
bu.lnc.. at Ne % Union stree, New Or
hans h.
Dee % sos rl1,fm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02

nOTTON FICTORS, Commission
y and Forwarding Merchants, No. II
| biou street New Orleans la.
Special attention paid to filling order,
for merchants and others.
Oct . Gj. n6ly
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" si.t.AtI' \ CO..

IMPORIF aud Johhcrs OF Foreign
| aud Domestic Dry Goods, Boots.
Shoes Hats, Caps and Plantation Cloth,
ing NJ. - Canal street, and 81 9s. anil
% Common street tSlores Formerly oocu
pied by c II Slocomb & Co New On.
leans.
Oct, ., 60. nG;ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02

II. y. BUCKLEY,

w tTCHN1KER No Camp q,
W N,w Orlan', dealer in fine Watch.
es Jewel 8, and pure SILVER Ware
Oct , 'G5 u6:Gm
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-03-02

nE4LERS IN Crookery aud Glass
- ware, SO l. Camp street, Now Or
leans
Oct = '6i. nGGm
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TuOS, Is. RODLEY \ CO.


Q PERnIpO ST .(adjoining Masonic Buiid'nsJ
OFFICE 1913 Grayier 81. New Orleans
" Circular Saw Mills stationary and
por,able steam Engines Circular. Cross
Ont Mil. and Muley Saws, Corn Mills.
Wheat Mills and Boiling Apparatus,
Shsniue Pulies aud Betting. aud all de.
scripiian. Of Plantation Machinery and
Agricultural Implements
We keep constantly on hand a foil sup
ply OF cane Carts, Plantation and Road
Wagons. Timber Wheels ans Whcelhar
rows from the well knovR factory OF
Joshua Bojlcy, Wheeling va.
We have connection with extensive
Taundfies and Machine shops in -
Louis. Louisville Cincinnati, and Pitts
burg. through which we ARE prepared to
contract Tor any clLss Of machinery on
mos, favorable terms, and deliver any
whore north OF New Orleans. free of freight
THOS Il BOpLEY x co.
l.. C.. pELlsLE, Agent, Marshall
Texas
oct. 20. 90. us-Y
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OLD HOUSE RE.ESTABLIsHED
HARPER. WALNGR 4 60.

( COMMISSION and Forwarding Mer
y chants, aud Cotton Factors. No. -
Poydras street New Orleans.
june 30 90 NIP
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:. NIIITi,D \ CO..

:. WiiirEpf.. ......-... y. e NAN
81. sim4. ..........LEE CRANp.
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New Orleans Advertisements
] Hun +. VI y y TO "
COTTON FACTORS

AND Commission and Forwarding Ner.
n chants. l2s Grayief street, front
Office. up stairs New Orleans, la.
Oct. 20. 65 nsIy
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WAi.hEI. 4 SNYDER,

FEtiN WAIkEr, Is. C. sNluEE
New Orleans. la. CuAcc,i die. Miss
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-25
OUR PAPER.

Our readers will be gratihed to see that the
Herald is growing, this issue being considera<
bly, over half the size of the original paper.
We had hoped to present them by this time
with a full sheet, but the disadvantages
Iabored under have been very many, and
some of them altogether insurmountable so
far, in our crippled financial circumstances.
We owe much tc our friends Of the craft for
material, and to many of our patrons for
promptly coming up in the time OF need, and
for which the present issue is an evidence.
Something more remeins to be done yet,
however; this is only temporary improve>
ment and will only answer for short time;
we must very soon enlarge again TO size,
full grown, and worthy of liberal and
enteligent public. To do so, we need the
help of all who are indebted to the paper
either by advertising or subscription, and
beg them to come up at once if possible.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-07-25
The War in Europe.

A great battle was fought on the Sd by the
Austrian and PruSSian armies, in the neigh>
borhood Of Koniggratz, The centre Of the
Prussians was az Sadowa, and that of the
AustriauS al Lippa. All The troops were en>
gaged on both sides. After combat which
lasted five hours, the Austrians, seeing
themselves turned by Chlumec, commenced
their retreat, which was soon changed into
a rnut, They crossed the Elbe. and did not
even defend the position Of Pardubltz. The
losses ar, exceedingly great. and AZ guns
remained in the hands of the Prussians.
BENEDEK has already been deposed from
has left Venice with a hundred thousand
fresh troops and a hundred thousand new
recruits for the Army Of the North.
The cessicn of Venetia to France is corn~
pIete and definite, and without any other
condition on the part Of Austria except 10
withdraw the guns. arms and all munitions
of war found in fortified places. Wltnln
for-y>eight hours the whole of Venetia Will
be French territory, and it will depend upon
the good of France either to keep or to part
La Liberte, of Paris, of July 6, SAYS: Venice
delivered by the victory of Sadowa:' Inc
work left unaccompli> he'd bv Count CaVouf Is
completed by Count Bismarck.
we fear the disease is too vital to De
reached by court>martialIing few generals.
Austria has ceded Venetia to France. ltaty
and Prussia, we are told, are not,yet satlsneo.
The aim of the former is to drive AuStrls
entirely from the Adrjatic, defach 1liyrla,
Croatia, and perhaps some other provinces
from her .-,o
The object Of Bi>mark is to drive Austria
clean orr of Germany. And now these two
erasping powers have the advantage, they
are NOT Slow to make use of it, and Will,
doubtless, be, exorbitant in their demands.