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IENBY wooD CO., MANAGERS.
sGH E n e:
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
9 approximation prizes Of $1,000 each for the
Gnainfng of the ton Of the number -
drawing S00 600 prize ..-....,....... $1,000
approximation Of S50O each for the nine re-
dr si the S5jooS prso are " 5No
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten of the number
drawing the S25U00 prize ............... 4,5Vu
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
df s@n t i% $1,000 Sn pa 9 ss4 - o @ 200
approximation prices OF $3.50 each for the nine
craving craving tie f s5o Pr Ft o @ y -ls Al9st ago
approximation prizes 500 each for the nine
naming units Of the same ten Of the number
drawing the $3.50 prize Observation-Disclosures. t8G
27O approximation prizes Of 800 for the nine
drawns the $1,000 prizes are ................. 200
COS prizes amounting 1882 SO
Whole tickets s24 Halves, sI2; eazsoEs, &C. lights,
So; Si&teenths, 81 3d.
Tickets gold aud prizes csshed by
GHAS. T. HOWARD licensed Dealer,
No. I'd Camp street,
Lock Box G92 Pest Office. New Orleans.
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A LABAMA STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTEuY.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE UNIVERSITY
Capital Prize, $4,000.
ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY,
GLASS I.
To be drawn at Mobile, Alabama, in public,
On Monday, August 6, 1890. .-..
WHITFIELD, BRoADBaNT CO.. MANAGERS.


APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
approximation prizes of $500 each for tue nine re-
drs~ing the So oc0 prize 1880
approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine
manning units of the ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize 225O
approximation prizes Of 5000 each for the nine re-
drawing the Sal 300 Prize !. 1900
approxim atiun prizes Of 500 each for the nine
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the 5000 prize are. quo
IS approximation prizes of 100 each for the nine
manning units of the ten of the number
drawing the $2500 prize .............,. 1880
497 prizes, amounting TO- $4,000
Whole tickets sl2; Halves So; ousreTg, So Eighths,
81 90.
All the prizes above stated drawn every drawing
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the draVng there 10000 tickets numbered from "a
10000 There 37 full prizes No smaller prize than 500
Tickets for sale and prizes cashed by
CHAs. T. HOWARD LICENSED Dealer,
No 40 Camp street, Ha9
Lock Box 6g2 Post oHice, New Orleans
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We unite with the Most Rev. Archbishop of New York #
recommending the object Of Mr. Robert Murphys mission
the Reverend Clergy and to the faithful Arch Diocese
The Reverend Pastoral Clergy will please recommend th
work their respective hockB either from the pulpit
they shall deem most suitable and afcacious.
I 81. j. SPALDtNG, Archbishop of Baltimore.
Baltimore, Feast Of g. Is. Peter and st. Paul, 1866
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ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST.
pONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD. l .fa
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1919
On and after SUNDAY, April ls 1856, the trains thir
road will leave n oloWB .t- F.-5a4 .....
FROM THE CITY, LAKE.

.=# Sunday Arrangement. -
Steam Train from City Sunday morning ct 4o'elock,
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday at
On and after MAY 9Th the Trains will leave either end
the Road on Sundays, at every half hour, from until
Fare to and from the Lake same day, 2b cents.
Passengers GENTLY Station must notify the conduco
prior to departure of the train Fare 10 cents each
- GEO. PANDELY. General snperintandent
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RoMAN AoAN,.".. ROMAN LOAN.
AMERICAN IssUB-FoUR MILLION DOLLARS

To insure the Treasury States Of the Holy See com
pe independence during the negotiations DegfGa
Pspa SIT. debt His Holiness Pope Plus k by Pontfcal
Act Of the nth April 1866 the emission by subscp
Although rner loans have com@anded nearly par a,s
assist him snrmountng his present temporary embarass
well present. to capital has decided
this loan sixty 6 dollars gold for the one hun
The BSpds payable to bearer are 500 ranos hun
bred dollars god) each bearing per cent Interest per
MpF and The Isl Of o5tooer Paris New York Phla
depha and New Orleans a. the current rate OF excharg
~ per cent. interest on the investment.
chase RsS Of the s amount Of inter q those
WILDE applied 70 the further reduction Of the dSst
generally and undoubtedly vim to all good Catholics having at
No can present greater security than ono guar
anted as this is by the pledged faith Of State which has
always pune Ally fulfilled every engagement OF is Pontacl
Subscriptions received and Coupons paid at the following
Banking Houses
:sF B B9SA SnsgEE ~ tS Saa"So street.
nv messr s D%EXEn CO., "a South Third street. Phadel
Thomas LAYTON, Esq, President Southern Bank, New
Orleans,
recoverable Catholic 9ley roaghout the linked Sta e
nd the Ganades-to expedite tns good wok@Til please re-
Game by Draft Express the Central ohe at the Bank
engelop "Ponhaca Lnan on receipt of which the Bond
will be Immediately anSnntte9 n 70 tHsR vrRpT1y A+
Recommended Of the Most Reverend Archbishop Of New
Il. York.
Mr. Robert Murphy being the to US Of ntroducto
letters the Apostolic NuueiJ at Paris feel authorizes
to commend earnestly the objects of his mission to tn
Reverend Clergy and faithful of Our Diocese -
Given at New York this 23d day of june, A. D: 1855
tJOHN, Archbishop of New York
Recommendation of the Most Reverend Archbishop of Ba
A. more,
We unite with the Most Rev. Archbishop Of New York I
recommending the object of Mr. Robert Murphys mission
the Reverend Clergy and to the faithful of Arch Diocese
1.-THE Reverend Pastoral Clergy will please recommend th
work their respective hock5 either from pulpit
they shall deem most suitable and ethrscous
| N. j. SPALDtNG, Archbishop of Baltimore.
Baltimore, Feast Of :. Is. Peter and ST. Paul 1866.
Recommendation Of the Most Reverend Archbishop of Me-
U. Orleans. =,
We certify that Thomas Layton, Esq. President of tn
Southern Bank has been appointed for the Pontca
the city ofNew Orleans and for the Doceses OF Nc
bi O. Ratehez Calves Little Rock and HatchitOches
recommend this capitalists generally and the Rev
ereud Clergy and Lity Of the DOceses above named
| ) NJ, ODiN, Archbishop Of New Orleans.
New Orleans, 18th July, 1866
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CoNsTABLEss SALE.

CITY of BALTIMORE VISA sEoosD JusTloE couET
DANIEL COX PARfsH OF oRLEASs-n slQ3.
DY VIRTUE OF a PIeHFis Fleri Faclas to
ID directed by the Hon a. Braqghn, secoad Justice
OF the Peace in the entitled suit will proceed sell
al public auction Merchants and Auctioneers EI
change Royal street. between Cusohouse and Canal streets
In the second District this city MONDAY the 18th day
Of August 1866 Il O'Clock the following described pro-
one CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, situated IN the
District of this city designated ~ " e o. pan o.
Louis h. Pee city Surveyor dated April - 1853 ana deos
tied office Of Enseoe Buny notary public ach SQUARE
by Third Fourth Roman and Priear streets neog
divided eighteen lots numbered from one to eighteen ana
measuring follows in American Two hundred snd
sevent, inches and i've lines front on each Of
Roman Prieur atreets together with all the ght
ways ssryes privileges and appurenanees thereto belong
| ing auywise appertaining.
Said property acquired by Daniel Cox by purchase from
of John cDonOgh deceased before Eusene
Bouny uotar public Tor the city OF New Orleans dated May
TO- 1889 and acquired by the said John MeDonugh by pur
chase Messrs Peters, Pierre Chase and by
passed Gma notary public for the city Of New Or
leans on February 10, 1885
Seized in the above suit. t
JOHN G. GUZAC-
Constable S. eOnd Justice Court
nl=TERMs-Cash the spot In U. s. treasury notes.
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NOTICES TO tax PAYERS.
JorIcE TO TAX PAYERS

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
OFFICE CRY TREASURER, Cry HALL,
New Orleans July ~, 1856
Delinquent Tax Payers will please take notice that and
18th August all Unpaid Tax Bills will be placed in
the hands of the Assistant City Attorney for suit
Those Of avoiding the penalty Of TEN PER CENT
besides additional expense of Court etc. invited
call and settle.
All Unpaid Tax Bills will be reyocably handed to the As
sistant City Attorney the above mentioned day.
J. HERNANDEZ,
f,i,, T-aos,rar
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OFFICIAL.
LII lgEE

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
New Orleans, July 10, 1866.
WHEREAS, Application has been made to
w me by 0. YaetOn, to cancel his OEhclA Bond as
Auctioneer in and for the Parish of Orleans, to wit: - 400
Bond dated day june 1865 in the OF SlO Ul
signed by o. Vaeton principal and by A. CasainR and J.
il Massco as securities ea for the Of $500 and
Bagg Tor the sum $500; condition of said bond being
for the faithful performance by the said o. Yaeton OF his
duties AuctiOneer aforesaid ~ So a., -,
Notice is hereby given all persons interested in the above
described bond show cause in writing at the office Of the
Secretary State within ninety days after the last puoHca
ton of this advertisement, why the should not be
Given under my hand and of State above, and the
). MADISON WELLS.
j. H. HARDY, Secretary OF State.
ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DRPA DE- L'EXEcuTT,
NOuvelle- Orleans e 10 iniet 1866 :
| A TrTENDU qu'apPiIcatIOn etc tnlte a moi
II par o. Valeon pour cancellation de obligation Of
cee EncanJeur dams ct la paroisse doreans
/ soYoir
Une obligation datee % JUN 1865 pour la somme de
dix mile pastre signee par VRletOn principal
ct par A. Cassing j. MRssent securities chacut
$1,000 la obligation cOndtonnee pour Ia hde
execution par dit o. Yleton de devors comme ncan
4 teur susdt ,........ ..
Avis est par lie present donne qu Eont nteresse
dams ade obligation de la ecrture, bu
reau secrhtare Eta dci vngtdix iours de Il
dite obligation serait pas caRcelee ct annuee.
Dome main ct le sceau dEat, crdessusi c.
lOene Jour Juliet 1866 ct lie quatreyingtdixueu
veme De Undergraduates des Etats- Unis. 49,.
j. MADISON WELLS,
AA' II II ,Tpv esnratofre d,Ftat
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FAssMAN,s COTTON TIE.
1AssMAN's PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

My Button the first offered for sale to any extent in
South and has beeR USED BY thousands Of with
the shape Of the button SINCE first introduced aud have
sS and elPpeSon to Of any
unequal sizes and for security in holding is think superior
The advantages Of iron rope bang cotton now
universa acknowledged 1t holds the bale Ia much smaller
compass is applied and fastened win much more !aclty
the country pressing and the accomplishing at the sea
PORTS immensely the risk from hre stronger and It's
strength not impaired by time and exposure ~ that OF rope
This last advantage has been skngy manifested during the
hoops had been used In addition to this il can be fur
men of the hemp growing States has reduced the sup
Div Of hemp to rule unpre
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price.
have ed for the importation Of large Quantity Of
the English iron and have made arrangements with
Mesrs Chambers Lang for the sale and delivery Of my
A''' sHrP REFUGE, New Orleans, July7, 1859.
Sn January last received from your press lo bales Of
cotton Of which about 1000 were compressed and bound with
your lie can safely affirm that the cotton 50 boun
Presses that better and enabled the ship to carry
more than any previous voyege .,- = ,,,.o,
better order han the rope 6Y9nd is es s Eys RE-
has effect upon it orit is well known by practical me
that dampness will rot the rope bound can confidently re
and carefully watched it. both in loading dschargng
"D' 'l 'O'''' '''''JJio- join HOWARD, Master
The undersigned Fire Warden and Fire Inspector Of tn
Orleans Insurance Companies, are of opinion that ~
iron greater protection against loss in OF fir
| than the old style Of baling with 70 -
| JObN ADAMS, Fire Inspector.
concur Ii VII 1'''s ALFRED BELAEGHR,
ExChief Engineer, Fire Department.
CHAMBERS & LATTIEG,
4 Agents EOr Fassman's KrTn TIea
IT, And "--
DEALERS IN BAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE,
Gl Carondelet street, New Orleans
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND MoUCs
BIZ d. z. MORPHY,
LEGAL NOTICES.

NORM CAROLINA, IN THE cOUkF OF EoUf
CAswELL County. SPRING TERN A j. o.
THE BANK OF YANCRYyILLE vs. THE CREDIF9ES
OF Sad BANK.
FENEEI5 BELEis filed under an act of ASSEM- v
4 ratified the 18th OF March, A D 1866. en- Ito
enable the Banks Of this state close their bEsi1
by the publication for
made the papers herein specified notifying the creditors
said Bank present and establish their claims against
said Bank before Joseph Lawson Commissioner, appoed
BY this Court Yanceyve North Carolina Before
frst day " A. D. 1863 I've following the paper
designated by Court which publication shall be mad
namely the Nation 1nteligencer Washington iy the d.
Sentinel Raleigh NJ the Wilmington Journal, Wi ming
ton N & Richmond Examiner, Richmond, Va BaIiine .
Gazette Baltimore Maryland New York news, Char et
Courier Augusta Constuiiopaist Macon Telegraph Noag
gnmery Advertiser New orleans Delta Nashville Gazette
IYnehburg Republican, Memphis Appeal and Philadelphia
Penney ivsnian, s2eiHt E=-
Witness Thomas Dopoho Clerk of said Court at office the
9Th Monday the 4th Monday in March A ID. 1866.
.g THOS, A DONOH0, @. and N. in E.
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Do1BEAK ooAGAzERO1AL CoELEeI-

n0LBEAB COMR1ERCGAE COLLEGE,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SITS,
In
Gracious and Elegant "gtory Buildlng."
constantly IN session under eight able Professors 1t will
nnded 10 1882 and is chartered by the State It's former stu
dsntsmay be found Principals Bookkeepers in large
portion of the old this city and the seuthern
States Ladies' Gentlemen attend the COMMERCIAL
COURSE or keeping, Penmanshp, Mathematics, Eng
h French or Spanish business education that enables
one to earn $1,000 $4,000 annually is the best fortune parents
can give their We have ample arrangements for 200
students Ladies' and Gentlemen invited to call. -
y RUFUS DoLBEAR, President
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COOPER's WELL
DAILY EXPRESS line
SPEED COMFORT SAFETY
shortest and Quickest Route to Cooper's
Well.

and Great Northern Railroad to Cooper Wei Raymond,
connecting there with the daily line running from Raymond to
nsh transportation for passenges baggage express packaues
merchandise the arrival OF the morning train from an
from New Oreas and the short
est road the Well by several miles Men are constantly en-
pOye repair the road and prOprtetors Of the Inc nend
and by road and comfortable conveyRnces
make it the shortest and pleasant route 70 the Well For
proof of which refer all Interested lNMAA WILLIAMS
proprietor of the Well Parties wishing take the river route
to the Well by way of Vicksburg will end at Clinton Miss
on the Southern Railroad branch of this running
the Well which shortest route by miles of any
the Southern RAilrnRd w B. MCLEAN & 60 AEents.
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spEUIAI. NOTICES.

- Mississippi steam Fire EmgIne C"m-
rauy No 2-Kegular Monthly Meeting MONDAY, July S0th
1866 A full attendance il desired Exempt members
tcuary equested attend important business will be
brought before the meeting. r,,,,.pr
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THEMYDRAULICc CLOTHES wAsMEIz
ti AND wRINGER. .-

The hest and usef invention of the kind for SSvn
household labor avsr inEsnted. 4e# fIta.
Has and for saving time Rbo
and Of fabrics Washed than any other
chine All the other machines either rub the clothes an YEA
speedily satisfactorily perform their work
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This is not the case There rubbing Of the clothes,
consequently no wear Tho washing is most com
pes and thoroughly performed by the action of the vince
alone Send for circular giving full explanation, or call and
| examine them at the General Southern Agency.
! Good Inducements offered TO agents elsewhere.
g. Ii. BARTON co.'s,
| No II Tchoupltoulas street
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'uha4TuRE -...t.,..........s,.-...... w
RY MONTGOMERY IL BIO,

BY MONTGOMERY IL RRo.,
r. II. MONTGOMERY, Azct-
TUESDAY duly 81, at III o'eIoeE Is
Il 81 their Auction Mart, 81 Camp street, vii b
general assor.meut oi HOUSEHOLD FURNTfIs
as Rosewood, Mahogany, and Walnut Beds!sads,
Err1sir5, Washstands, Mahogany and Walnut n
Spring Seat Ghaira, Easy ghairs, Marble Top Ger
Marole Top Side Bosrds, Extenson Tables Velvet
gels Carpets, French Plate Mifrors, Mattresses Z
Paintings, Caoking Stoves and Utensils, ETC., being
Of ssYarsl wen furnished houss5.
-GLsc-
large invoice of Cottage Beds, oaus and "
G1airs, ctc
p3- TERNs-Cash
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIoUCs,
BIZ d. r. MORPHY,
Accommodates AZ Maga2ir.s
TUESDAY, July 81, at 40 O'Clock
Il in store No. n Magazine street, will be gold
10 trs Shoulders 10 do. Hams, 100 boxes Tobacco,
Soap 100 boxes Port IS CHESTS Tea, 10 sacks Coffee
Flour Is bbls. seuer Kraut 80 hbls. Bee Brandy,
Gin, Sugar. Lard Butter, Cheese etc.
sspTsRMs-oaah one-han Treasury Notes, bas'
rencg-
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y 'D9 j. d. III HAnpv, Secretary of State.

FrAr DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARrENFNT L ExEoUTIF,
Nouvele Orleans lie 10 Juliet, 1856
A TTENDU qu'appIicatiou IA etc faite moi
IA par Iheophilus AnoHX pour la cancellation de son obi
CATION ocee Encanteur dams ct pour la paroisse
Une obg alton atee l6 decembre 1866 pour la
de dix mile piasrcs, gne par Theophius AntouS CONNIE
nrncpal Pacais Rob securite la dite obga
ton ea condionne pour ID fdee execution par lie dit The
ophus Anfuux dc devoirs CONNIE EncRnteur susdit
est en- consequence les nte
essees avor par ecrt bureau du secre
are Etat 80 ours qu suvront la dernere pubica
cette proclamation les rasons pour equee lie dit
obligation ne serait pas Cancelle et annulle.
D0npe sous ma signature lie de Etat, la date
cidesu ct la 9eme jour de Independence des Etats Uns
J. MADISON WELLS.
CR4RLEs O. EGRDy, Assistant secretaire d Fiat
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omee IA the 0rnnd seereta

- Once uf the Grand Secretary K. w.
Grand Lodge, O. o. F. State Of Louisiana, New ore@ne,
July n 1865 An adjourned meeting Of the R. Grand
Lodge o 0. F. State Of Louisiana, wilt take place on
TUESDAY 3stinst, at7S O'Clock P NJ, in the B4i'Ao
of the R W. Grand Masonic Iu of St Charles and
Perdiao streets JOSIAH FOLGER,
Acting Grand Secretary.
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STATE OF LOUIsIANA,

7
of dtOrs of the Commercial House
of j. j. ALBEIT.
New Orleans. No H,5S5
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors o
IN herein all other persons Interested
that the cesson Of said nsolven!s property accepted BY the
court benefit of his creditors and the creditors of the
Commercial douse Of J. j. Albert and that meeting of
said creditors will be held and convened before Ad0phe Bou
dousquie notary public in this city, MONDAY, the 9th
day Of August S6 at 10 O'clock n for the Of
celebrating the affairs of said insoiveut b -
They further notified that all Judicial proceedings against
his person and property stayed and that j. Ad sozer
Esd appointed attorney represent The absent Creditors
BY order Of the Court. Jho. M. CcONEYi
Deputy Clerk
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We certify that Thomas Layton, ESQ., President the
Southern Bank has been appointed agent for the Poneal
Loan for Of New Orleans, and for the Diocesss No
bi O. Eaehes Calves ton Little Rock and NschOches We
recommend this loan capitalists generally, and to the Rev
ereud Clergy and Lsity of the DoCeses above named
+J NJ, ODiN, Archbishop Of New Qrleabs
New Orleans, 18th July, 1866
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The steamship Remington, Hedge,
Master from Boston, is dscharsng at Post 49, Fourth
District Congnees will please pay their freight bills and
procure orders the receipt Of bor goods the eyee
otherwise they stored 1t their expense and risk
CREEVY, NIGKER ON Co,
80 Carondect street,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-02-15
NAPOLEON's SPEECH.
The Relations Of France with England,
Germany and Italy.
The Intended Withdrawn from
Mexico.
FRIENDLY EXPRESSIONS TowAHD
TIE UNITED STATES

The following is a portion Of the
Emperor Napolcon's speech TO the
Corps Legislatif January %: %
,,"tAs in preceding years, | will ex.
anime with you the principal questions
which interest our country abroad -
Peace seems assured everywhere, for
everywhere the means are sought for
amicaoly settling difficulties in place OF
ending them with the sword. The
meeting of the English and French
fleets in the same ports has shown the
relations formed upon the field of bat
Tie have not been weakened. Time
has only cemented the agreement OF
the two countries.
"ln regard 10 Germany, nv inten.
ton is to continue to observe a policy
Of neutrality which, without prevent.
ing US at all times from being displcas.
cd, leaves US, nevertheless, stran ngcrs
to questions in which our interests are
not directly engaged.
Italy, recognized by almost all the
powers Of Europe. has strengthened &
unity by inaugurating its capitalin the
center Of the peninsula. We may count
upon the scrupulous execution of the
treaty Of The 18th Of September. and
npon the indispensable maintenance Of
the power of the Holy Father.
"As l expressed the hope last year
that our expedition to Mexico was an.
preaching It's termination, | am com.
ing to an understanding with Maximil.
ian to fix the epoch for the recall of
our troops. Before their return is eff.
fectusted without compromising the
French interests which we have been
defending in that country. North Ame.
rlca, issuing victoriously from forrli-
dabIe struggle has re-estabIished the
Union and has solemnly proclaimed
abolition of slavery. France, which
iorgets no noble page of her history,
offers up sincere wishes for the pros.
perity Of the great American Repub.
lie, and for the maintenance Of amica
bic relations which soon will have had
century's duration. The emotion
produced in the United States by the
presence Of our troops on Mexican sod,
will be pacificd by the frankness of our
declarations. TheAmerican people will
comprehend that our expedition. to
which we invited them, was not opposed
to their interests. Two nations equal.
ly jealous of their independence ought
to avoid every step which might effect
their dignity and their honor .-- .
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-02-15

PRESERVE THIs--It is likely that a
large number of our readers are igno-
rant of the following important items,
and we publish them for their benefit
II is q simple and comprehensive ia.
BILE which will do for preservation:
A box twenty.four by sixteen inches
deep, will contain a barrel, three
bushcls.) a- a
A box twenty-four by sixteen inch
es square, and eight inches deep, will
contain bushcl.
A box twelve by eleven and a hall
inches square, and nine inches deep,
will contain half bushel.
A box eight by eight and fourth
inches square, and eight inches deep,
will contain peck. ....
a box eight by eight inches square,
and four and one eighth inches deep,
will contain one gallon.
A box seven by eight inches square,
and four and one eighth'inches deep,
will contain a half gallon,
A box four inches square, and four
and one-fourth inches deep, will con-
tain one quart,