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BRIDGE BUILDING

C. YPRESSa LUMBER
THE undersigned will Keep Constant
= " On hand, at Alexandra, for ;ssle
at market rates; an assorted, supply Of
Cypress lumber, also q lot III first class
cistern lumber. Parties win have
tier bills promptly filed by applying
TO our agent, H. H. Parker, AiexandS
ma wa 2, g !, 9ofih2 VIZ T. BUSH.q
sept 26, tt. % i,fo re J. 55eod.gaGI a,
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fs E $ e r "A Y
AkEN UP by jesse Richie, a DARK
! IRON GRAY FILLY, about three Of
four years old, Appraised by Morris r.
Blackwell and ", B. Richardson to be
worth in cash Thirty Dollars. No brands
perceptible. The owner is requested to
come forward in sixty days, and prove pro-
perty, pay charges, and take her away, or
she will be; disposed Of according to law.
Given under my hand at Cotile, La, this
the 18th day Of November, 1866 #',t.,
Ut f. WV. G. JAMES, J.P.
noyl4-tds. ...f.
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FOR r. Il Mt

E'OR RENT
a FINE PLANTATION.
|T,HE Plantation Of Mrs. Wright, on.
\ y Bayou Boeuf Immediately above,
cheneyville; is in good repair and en-
arcly above oyerhow;; contains 800
acres Of cultiyable land.
For terms, apply on the premises,
Oct. 3, 1866, tt. aaai iI7l7 !.
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Miscellaneous,
FRESH ARRIVAL!!!
FALKLAND WINTER STOCK OF
NEW GOODS UNSURPASSED
IN THE ALEXANDRIA
.'.'. MARKET.

THEI undersigned, thankful for
the past liberal patronage, has
theipleasure to- give special notice
to his friends and customers, that
his store, on
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ForasSale....

E0raSalc.
rTSWENTY THOUSAND acres 81 yalu.
IL able Pine Woods land, with some i'm.
provements, near Alexandria, ia, north
side Of Red river. For terms, etc, apply
to f. s. Losee, ESQ. at Alexandra, b.
gan's buildings, Front Street. .T1dsssg
GEO. L. WILSON.
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........ SUCCESSION SALE.
g STA re- or JOHN Gill.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
ton to the highest bidder IN 45f

~ lion 10 the highest bidder on s
MONDAY the 18th of DECEMBER, 1865,
. certain piece or parcel of land, situated
and lying in the Parish Of Rapides. ad;oin.
ing the lands fof Mrs Jane Gill. Il beino
the West half of the North. West onarta2
of Section IS and Township Q, Range Q.
containing n the quantity Of eighty acres.
TERMS OF SALE-On a credit Of twelve
= months from date Of sale, note in solido
WIN approved .e; security, with eight per
cent per annum interest from sale ana she.
cha! mortgage and vendors lien retained
on land. ~ 9'| ,'sa.g7n - : =
Z The property will be sold at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Jane Gill, ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Il !
JAMES r. ANDREWS,
nov ~ lo0o, tds 8a is Sheriff.,
Printers fees $l3 so .'a.4@-5---..
- 2
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E'oT.Sale or Rent
"A FINE PLANTATION situated Ave
"A miles above Alexandra, containing
500 acres Of land, $50 acres being under
fence and in cultivation. l will sell, rent 81
take a partner on reasonable terms, Or sell
any portion to suit purchasers Address,
.,.,a ..a G., w. COMPTON,
oct Jan Alexandria, Ia.
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500 RAVV'A-RDI.
GTRAYED OR STOLEN from, the nm.
~ dersigned in this town about ten DAYS
since, ONE DARK BROWN HORSE, little
white in the face, two white hind feet
branded TOM on left shoulder, and a
large Q on the right shoulder; he Is very
spirited animal - 1'''' 20 1''''F7'
Also a LIGHT BAY MARE, about four.
teen hands high, no marks recollected,
l will give the above reward for their
delivery to me, or $25 for either of them.
's JOHN We'll.
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D E N T A L N @ TIC E.
.nOCTOR b. A. KENNEDY,
~ Dental Surgeon, graduate of the Bal
timore College of Dental Surgeons, having
concluded to locate permanently in Alexan
dria, respectfully tenders his professional
services to the citizens and country gener-
ally. He is prepared to perform, on the
latest and most approved principles, all OPP
erations in his profession in a superior
manner. .
He inserts teeth, on the atmospheric
principle, on gold plate, from one to an en-
tire sett. Also on vulcanite hard rubber,
which is preferred by many, and costs less.
Cleaning, plugging and extracting done on
scientific principles. Having practiced
over twenty-three years, he hopes to be
able to please all who may favor him with
their patronage.
CHILDREN'ST TEETH ATTENDED TO,
Office in IRVING's BRICK BULL
DING, over j. FKASER'S Store.
septl9-tf ~ 's
@WEET OPOPONAX FROM
~ MEXICO! The most elegant
and essential personal requisite for
. lady, Extract of Sweet Opo
p0nax." III
E: 7. SMITH & Co.,
sept 10 BIN New York.
--o~~>-~oo.-~0>..
49, CLoPEIING.
INHE undersigned has on hand the largest
: and best selected stock of Clothing ev-
or offered in this market consisting of
COATS, PANTS and TESTS,
q every size, quality and price. Also
good lot OF under garments for Ladies',
Misses, Men and Boys, all of which is of.
Tered at low prices for CASH by
oct 81 1861 S. w. HENaEIE.
STRAYED OR STOLEN
NtROM the undersigned, near Waters
= Mill, on Saturday the 3rd inst,s a
SMALL BAY PONY, black name and tail,
me former very long, being natural
PAGER; has very small ears, no brand
!, will give $25 reward for the return of
me poney if strayed; if stolen / will give
wv Tor the Poney and the thief.
noy2l If j. s. BRADY. |
BoOtS and Shoes
HNVETHOUS4ND DOLLARS worth
4 Just received from first hand, which
osa oe sold at 20 per cent. less than the
usual prices, Call and see
-oclol 1856, If S.W. HENARIE Il
New NIolasses.
UsT RECEIVED by j. Levin q lot
= Of 80 bbls choice new molasses
made in this Parish.
nov If )
SWEET OPoPONAX1 IRON
~ ~ MEXICO! New, very rare, rich
" aaa fashionable perfume. The fin. {
!; Sse !. sver imported or manufactured s
Z lne United States. Try it and i
D 3 convinced. : :
3. T. SMITH & Co..
~ 70 3ms New York.
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X NEW PERFUtiEi Called
@A SWEET @ PoPoNAxFRoM Mex
100, manufactured by E. T, SMITH
y Co, New York; is making a SEN
sation wherever It is known, Is
very delicate, and its fragrance re-
mains on the handkerchief for
days.[ Evening Bulletin. Phila-
delphia. s,,s ag ss..,ss
septic 3m sa Is51 d
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Miscellaneous,

.I.; The IL, , STATE B.. W. LOUISIANA y
District Court Parish Of Rapides,
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
No. 2 Old Docket Succession Of Cornelius
Q. Sullivan i,l' for Administration, Etc.
N HEREAs John Fraser, Administr..
w tor Of the Succession Of Cornelins q
Sullivan, deceased, having been discharged
by decree Of the Court, ON the 18Th
Of November, 1866, and having fled
his final account in this Office Of said
succession; Notice is hereby given to all
whom it doth or may concern, to show
cause, within thirty days from the date
hereof, why the same should not be lionnol.
ogated. 49,. Il ats ID $50
Clerks Office, Alexandria, Louisiana q, Isl
November 18th, 1866 Its' 80, '5''F'''
is 2.;.,a J, W.HIcKMAN, Clerk:
i {A.OS= ~ ~ frs n l7f5
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New MIolaSses.
. UsT RECEIVED by j. Levin q lot
-, O. 80 bbls choice new molasses y
made in this Parish.
nov tt
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PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASTS

sarsi' Caslkets aa
They are AIR TIGHT and viii pre-
serve and protect the DEAD, and are
particularly designed for the safe
TRANSPORTATION Of bodies. He invites
to them. s. Ell ee
August Is, 1865, If. g.
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1sfsOt1t street

1'oHIs CIeeCy
has been enlarged and entirely re.
fitted and cleared of his last years
stock, and completely refurnished
with q full and large assortment Of
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scots and Shoes.
1--WE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth
= Just received from first hand, which
esa oe sold at 20 per cent. less than the
usual prices, Call and see s
uoct3l 1866, If S.,W. HENARIE "a
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Corporation .,.orn.y: rtY ..a IN,
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NEWS FROM THE WEST COAST.
Conflicting Reports from Maratisn-Thc
Defeat Said To he Confirmed by one
Party and Denied by Another.

hAN fhANtt-Ul hIfI ~ 100,
The steamer Golden Age, from Panama arrived yes-
terday, bringing New York dates to April l. Also tho
opposition steamer America, from San Juan del Fur
Passengers by tho Golden Age report tho recent defeat
OF tho French Maralan s fully confirmed by tho
arrival Of French frigate at Acapulco which brought
the further that tho imperial forces iazada
while advancing from Topic 70 operate with the French
routed by the liberals under Corona and Rubio
The Imperial Consul GuiieH has received ofcial dee
patches from Mnzainn asserting that tho stories Of
pcral false that tho mpcrallsm were
victorious at Pro5dio Mazatan, and that Jsgoda
defeated the rcplbIoans at Acapomta Private letters
and newspapers seem partially 10 conarm thcae dcs-
patches
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NEWS FROM THE RIO eRANDE.
Return OF Mcjia to Matamoros with
$780, 900 in Cofn-Ho Falls into IN Am-
buscade and Loses six Killed and
Wounded.
Nrw OnLEANs, Aprli a. n

NEW ORLEANS, April ~, 1909
Rio rsnde adyces Of the 18th inst state that
Mea had returned 10 Maiamoros leaving portion Of his
forces with General Joanngross who charged with tho
operations against the liberals On his return AeA FELL
into an ambuscado during the night commanded by
Canales and Cortina which he penetrated, loring sr
killed aud wounded Tho liberal lOns ~ unknown.
Melia brought into Matamoros two hundred wagons
Containing 5000 600 In coin.
Before Meja's arrival IL reported that Cortina
came within three miles of Matamoroa and hung two
conductors OF tho train II also reported that tho
liberals procured eighteen pontoons and crossing
artillery from tho American To the Mexican side This
statement Ia cd false.
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ar eeted 10 present TO the Austrian govern rcnaing
under consideration am, sir your obodent servant
NM IL SEWARD.
j. LATmor houHy ESQ Vienna
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Verdict OF tho Coroner. Jury In tho
Nitro-Giycerine Cases-severe Charge
Against the shipper-Action OF tho
Chamber OF Com mmerce-Indtan Out-
rages-Gen. Uosecrans In Caitforais, <ke.
aAs FRisnsoo, April II, 1900.
Tho coroncrs jury tho Inquest held the bodies
OF samuel Knight aud the others killed by the late oxplo
son found that their deaths caused by the orpio
son Of nitro gycerne contained wooden boH which
arrived the steamer Sacramento the 18th inst, al
drcssoi to W IL Mills, IL. Angeles, and that mark
Indicated itg character Tho jury express be opinion
that The shipper guilty OF mansaugbter aud should be
prosecuted fbey acguit the Parinc Nail Steamship
Company and Wells Fargo A Co OF all blame.
The Chamber Of Commerce have adopted and tole-
graphei 10 the California delegation Ia Congress
luiions requesting under .peasnn of Tho ruoA the
passage of law making II felony 10 ship or transport
nitroglyccrine within the United states on American
vesses
sAs FAASctsco April "a isca
A lotter from Lopez Arizona, dAisd April Is,
noances that Major Miller OF tho Foartsruth United
States infantry aud four men were killed shils going
pany of Marcopas and Pims went In pursuit Of the
Apachez, killing tweny nvs aud capturing others
10 The cltizsaa gave him the freedom Of the place,
hrcd ono hundred guns and delivered an adddres, "
which the General rcsponasd
s.s Faasasco. April Is Isoa
Tho steamer California has arrived IRON Victoria,
with 81 10 700 In treasure.
Jsdgo Pratt today granted the application ~ uis Cali
forna siaio Telegraph Company for -u lnluneton ~
rraning tho United fscinc Telegraph Company
from doing business between Nan rrAnesco sseramsnto
hsrysyilic and ntockton Tbs Jaiss took the ground
that there doubt that tho ans Of 1854 nisbdsd 70
CIV. tho former eompany tho privilege Of trans
milling teisxrans bstssan these points for ps-
rod of ai.sn y.ar. saa .oald es .e
tho privilege thus srantnd Tha % bal faith would
be dsmorrixns IN IL on eta tend create feeling
o disrs In the ses Of the legislature and the honor oil
ths State
Arrived ship Fearless. Drs~, Boston.
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M Ex ! C O..
Important Diplomatic Cores
p0ndence.
Secretary Stewards Reply to
M. Druyn de Lhuys.
Maximidian Will Not be Recognized by
the United States.
Tho People Of Mexico Have Not Ac-
cepted the Empire.
me Sovereign Rights Of the Mexican
Republic to be Respected.
>~~-~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~~~
OfHcial Announcement Of the
Recall of the French Troops.
--o-~o~-~>->~,>--~~.--
November, 1867, Fixed as the
Time for the Return Of the
Last French Soldiers.
Emphatic Protest Of Mr.. Seward Against
Austrian Interference in Mexico.
The Despatch Of Austrian Troops to Aid
Macmillan Will Not be Tolerated.
The United States Cannot Remain Silent
or Neutral Spectators.
~~~>o~~>~.-~
President Johnson on Foreign Intervention
and Popular Choice.
Hcvs from the Rlo Crande Frontier and
the West Coast.
&C. &C. &c.
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Hoard OF Aldermen.

BOARD OF Aldermen.
THE oAs oURsrios-PsorosEp rEDrcrios or rus
SALARY 90 rnE coRrohArios ArToRssr con
nusicArIos rnoH MAYOR HOyvnAs-Tns ILLn
GAL INCREASE or pAHE cirr HsfLRoADs-
TIM krrEssios or WORTH srsgsr. rrc.
The Board M, 81 two oeioot yesterday Afternoon
Alderman ysrnum occupying The chair
Alderman xoBsiu offered the follo~ipg
Rs.olr.d nAtos Commute. Lamp. aud %. b .ss
,ssy hereby directed faiy inTss,sst .au,s sIs
ss,s, E .s a.. s' ~ e.. ..s s si % -.
%. ed ..a 1g;y q ~. ta,s:s'a ~ s g,'.,s, 2.
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ss ssa Sr'. i sa:sgsa s 30. - =, p. s9 Y Ssr 81 & .
,s .sa I'D, . =. In esg s,,Ras
vii - -, essa-s . .tsia 20, dssf.i esse'-eAs.p<f
The rs,aiion referred 70 .hs COMMITTEES On Lamps
AMI Ga4
Alderman oBas- onsrei rss,ll,on 70 reduce the
salary of the corPpratios AiofHsy . ir thousand DOT
lars per annun such amoant - - pai in lieg q al
fcos and p@rqgisliss hsrsto1fy resivgi By oei1
Tbs re.oiaon referred 10 ,hs conmt,ss BsiAriss
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on motion The Bart sysiE.i y Ttarsasy sitsrEoss
seat 81 too CiaFa
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A LABAEA STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY. ..
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UNIVERSITY
Capital Prize, $4,000.
ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY.
GLASS 2.
To be drawn at Mobile Alabama, in public,
On Monday, September q. 1885.
WHITFIELD, BRoADBENT L CO., MANAGERS.
WHITFIELD, BRoADBENT 4 CO., MANAGERS.

APPROPRIATION PRlzEs:
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
manning units of the same ten of the number
drawing. the $50 coo prize $4,b00
approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine
naming units of the same ten Of the number
drawing the $25 900 prize Observation-Disclosures. 2250
approximation prizes Of 500 each for the nine
drawing the slS5OO prize 800. 1900
approximation prizes Of 500 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the 5000 prize -...... 500
Is approximation prizes of 100 each for the nine
naming units Of the ton Of the number
drawing the $500 prize ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. l,S00
4ST prizes, amounting to- 600
Whole tickets, sl2; Halves Sc Quarters, s. Eighths
81 60
All the prizes above stated drawn at every drawing
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
the drawing there 900 tickets numbered to
$1,000 There 457 full prizes No smaller prize than S00
Tickets for sale and prizes cashed by
CHAs. II HOWARD Licensed Dealer,
No. 40 Camp street,
Lock Box 692 Post Office New Orleans
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- Marriage and CeIibaey, an Essay OF
warning and Instruction for Young Men also, Diseases and
Abuses which PROSTATE vital powers with sure means OF
relief Sent charge sealed letter envelopes Address,
Dr. ]. sKILLIE HoUGHToN,
----- Hnurnrd ARsnnIatinn Philndalphia. Pa
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sulphurl and Chaiybente springs,
-COOPER's WELL
DAILY EXPRESS LINE.
sPEEDI COMFORT SAFETY
Shortest and Quickest Route to co"Per'a
WELL
COOPER's WELL
sEDl ooMFoRrt SAFETY

Running from Bym Station On the New orsanS Jaekso1
thers VIII daily line running from Raymond .
Roito a s1n % the Southern Railroad This line will fur
MAR baggage express packages
or merchSnds the arrival q the morning train from Os-
~ - ne aTsinR from New 0Tlea and is the short
ss road 70 We'll by geveEsl miles Men are constantly
nJ l BY route road stock and comfortable eonyeTanca
male ID the shortest and m"st pleasant route to the Well For
1900 ar which refer all interested to IAMAN WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Welt Parties wishing 60 take The river Eous
u tbe Well OF Veksburg will find at Clinton, Miss
on the Southern Railroad, branch Of this line running 70
the Well which the shortest BY four miles Of
the Southern Railroad W 3. MCLEAN I'6i AEenta
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FAssMAN,s CoTToN TIE.
FAsshEAN'B PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.


Ny Tie the first offered for sale any extent
the South and has been By thousands Of planters with
the shape Of the button since first ntroduced and have
also procured patent for Buckle TIE which, for smp
unequal Sizes and for security in holding is think superior
to any offered to the public
UNIVERSAL acknowledged It holds the bale in much smsg
compass; is applied and fastened with much facility,
both the country pressing and The at hS sss
pors immensely the risk from fire. is stronger and its
This last advantage has been strney manifested during The
baes of cotton have been lost by the rot
iron hoops had been used addition this
MI he'd nearly fifty ceut cheaper than rope The dengs
of labor in the hemp growing States has reduced the
ply Of hemp such extent 70 cause prices to rule upEs
cotton crop cannot Be relied on 1t any price
Ihave ed for the importation Of large quantity Of
the best English iron, and have made arrangements with
Ties.
srin January last received from your prsss 1859 bales
your new Iron Is safely the bound
IN better order than Il comes rom
mere than on any previous voysge -,
in better order than te ROVE bound cotton II s highly pe
erabe ground tier the damp arising from the baasr
that dsmpnass win rot the rope bound can confidently
commend your Iron Tie took this lot for an expemsat
and carefully watched it both In loading and dschArgns
An'' 'i' s'u'' 'Ssp'JSso5IaEE HOWARD, Master.
The undergned Fire Warden and Fire Inspector Of the
New Orleans Insurance oOmpenie Of opinion that the
'lAA ''' ''1 ny ~ " 'Dl j. YouENEs Fire Warden
'A''4 - - ''''' ALFRED BELANGER,
Ex-chief Engineer Fire Department.
CHAMBERS LATTINa,
AGENTS for Fassman'n NrOM Ties
# n" And
DEALERS in BAGGING, ROPE AND TwIKE,
| a Carnndelet street New Orleans
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Il No. 81 Carondelet street. Commsn. Inquire at
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
A H. CENAS, NJ D., Emeritus Professor OF oostetr es
and Diseases of Women and Children.
JAMES JONES, N. D.. Professor Of Obstetrics, etc.
WARREN STo NE, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery.
@. A. MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Materia edica
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology
T. O. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy.
J. W. WALLET, PHI D., Professor Of Chemistry.
sAML NJ BEMlsS, NJ, D., Professor of Medicine.
j. E. CHAILLE, NJ. D, r,.,ors,-oto-s ., An..c,v
W. G. NICHOLS, N. D., ~ "
The Annual Course of Lectures in this Department will
begin November IL 1866 and end March "a, 1867 Pre-
lminary will be given in the Charity Hospital, COM
mencng October 18th, without charge TO students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th.
The Clinical advantages of the Institution unsurpassed
The Professors are Physicians and Surgeons of the Charity
Hospital and the Students accompany them their daily
visits
FEEsTckets of all the Professors sliOi hatrculation
IS; Practical Anatomy $40; Diploma, $50 Payment re-
quired in advance.
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