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, 1866-03-02
--.61yCE THE LAST
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ANNUAL: MESSAGE:
1ssrED TIE rRorn1zroEs OF
HosTETTER's
Stomach Bitters !!
For The information nd guidance Of al who sexHrs
HEALTH
Al The GREATEST OF TEMPORAL BIB 3stS08
tho ce.nand fos this potent and agreeable Vexo
table TOMB md ALTRRaTlvE
has peea inmensaly

Not oay IN this country. bat in 81 osher l.nd4 ia
which commerce bears cur asz. the peculiar ma1M
OF the article arc Known sud appreciated. It hss
been 1ou:d sutet Ia M climaea III localities md
tho ne-ds Of every claas OF society. Compounded Of
the pusess Texesahle Ingredients, unatbyed with any
mineral ss1r CT co1ostya Tezesaba askAaotd nnd co-
blnIcs the properties Of 4 WHoLEsON9 sT0MaCu1c
= GENTLE LAXATIVE. Aod an efficient ANTI
PILoCs AGENT. 1t l. Iadatsed BY practical chem
ssts ~ the SAFEST. md By unpsetadced PHYSICIANS
~ ths sUREsT PREVENTIVE REGULATING. sud
EEsrbRATvE PREPARATION OF THE A8R.
The nature Of its eompoosats Il tbs boat guaranty
of Its ha1miessaess. II enn.tsss OF the stimulating
principle Of Sound Rye, uaed.cated with tho finest
tonic ntiisoria. Apeftsnt aattscosnuuc and satI.
spasuoc htshs, roots and oaFka that botanical "a.
search has yet developed for The use Of mau Every
vegetable substance thai enters INTO tts competition i
cn1cd md u ecssd with sesupaloos ease and aotnla
tnst Is not sound sad pescs al Its Kind Il uaed N its
Oanufaesute.
In the actosy ut Pittsburgh. Fsnnsylsanla, system
Of inspection tss more Thorough than thas adopted by
government authority, .eat Of tho quality Of the
great staples Of hfe, il nzozoualy prseased Evry
barrel OF tho cereal sttmuzas which fss the basts
oftha Buffers II ascerstaed 10 bH absolutely pnra be-
ioEe Ia received INTO tho u.nuhscsuzx department.
and every leaf aud nbss Of tho iicstinx Ingredients
eczutlnlzed before tho process at Infusion eonaeue
sueh Is the enorous capacity of tho ranks III which
the Bttts prepared that sas proprtetoss SC eu-
ahed to keep tatgs stock On haad ind to su2py tho
domestic sad prei1n market with "A Atslc1e atared
and me11oEed by time. Hsucs tho nsEy aud Mtl.<
dayor which attaches 70 Ordinary brttezs zad xIca
Is due to their aswaxss md the iptsror qualify of the
, 1866-03-02

The general markets to-day ruled quiet and
steady, but Provisions wege etagnaut and henry.
Mees Pork was In very united requeet, and ne
note decline Of about a5c, with sale OF only s0o
barrels, seller I'LL month, at <aas0 Mess Pork On
the spot waa held al 3s8. 8.s5DsB5o, snd bUyes= were
offering only SO %. Bulk Meats were quiet, hut
firm Lard was 1s@Hc lower, with sales oi 800
tiesces on p. t.-caosin With SELLERS 1t 11c- Sweet
Picked Hams {ftom slaughtered Hocs} were sold at
tic. Green Hams from Dressed Hogs) were Eold
at 15c. Short Rib Middles were firm, with light
pales at 144c-
Tho STOCK OF Pork in New York TODAY was an
nounced at $50 barrels. against c. 31 banrls on
the ut Of February. and 1ss 0O0 barrels the 1T oi
March. 1865.
The market for Dressed Hogs opened firm at
fl1.aD1150, but It closed weak and dn1l al $i1.a5
G2t1S0 all round.
Nighwines nere in tair demand and arm, with
HIGHT Gales at s. e and io bond at 2sc. The stock
Of tree Wines is sill very light.
There vi. steady demand for spring extras, and
the market ruled H1m at yesterdays values. For
White Winter Extras the demand Is very light, and
Tie market is quiet though hsm, The sales to-day
foot mp 1000 brls at s7oo97.75 FOR good 10 choice
Sprine Extras: f:s5 tor Spring Supen and s5.1 for
Unsourd spring Extras. -: =.
The ms.ke. for No, Spr7nz Wheat opened quiet
md 1lEc lower but toward the close rallied about
Hc-elossne steady, No.a Spring was Unclaimed.
The sales aggregate 1N.eo0 bu At saa4 tor
No. j SIC PC for No. ., ard 65GtDc for Rejected
Spnng@fotfnG With buyers Of No. ! a! $1.s3, and
felers At $1.234.
There was less activity In the demand for Reject
ed Corn. aud the market declined Nc, With talca At
36!s Gt26hc- There was nothIn, doing In other
grades. For future delivery there were buyers Of
with eellerr at <4c-
dn11 arA srt fr4Nfnn anfrs Al
, 1866-03-02
T-~--

Comfort and Cure
FOR THE RUPTURED,-Senf free. Address E.
ennTE NJ d. I'd nroAdRsy, New YORK
, 1866-03-02

slight Feaueno1. Ne quote:
Eafhon, cur load 6lc-T bril-. sc
E1s SonEz gu 13G e II Ioad S
POUITRY-Eales we7e: s. ~ TnEsrys aI isc:
, 1866-03-02

his blood mixed with that Of the blaek bab-
oou6t Al this instant grave and calm look
Ing gentleman, with lightning rap1dity and
coinn1onding tone, remarked: "Do not be
alnrmed sir; for you may be assured the
black balloons would never consent to that!"
The whole car was convutsed With shouts
and laughter, and the stricken demaeogue
Ycs heard from no more,
, 1866-03-02

oithe cash on hand. 50 s0sie Is lor Investment:
:s e s Of ss11sss q ct aeeonn
On motion Of MI. CLARKE, Chairman Of the Com.
mittee or the High School, Charles F. Roo. Lsusa
E sIaats and J. J; coJne rer readmitted 10 seats
Nr. clarke presented the resignation OF Oscar
Fanlhabef. tcachcT Of GcTIuan tn the High School,
10 take eject at rnch time as the Dond may detef-
mine. .-..
Nj. 1eev1tt moved that the resignation Of Mr.
Fanlbsbsr be accepted, and that 1t take effect i'm.
A'st.ill NJ. Clarke moyed 10 amend BY making the
reformation 1akc effect on the 1st Of Nay. instead
" GEe amenansn. Of Mr.. Clarke sss pnt and lost.
The original motion Of Mr. Lcasitt wzs then put
The Superintendent presented communication
trnn 1be Secretary oi The BossI Of Public Works,
tton IRON Mr. g. r Randall. architect, claiming
that the p!ans Of the lIs.en School bnildlng hsd
heen used IN the preparation Of the PIN. for the
Wells School building. AND asking compensation
" u nm motion Of III. T1nkhsus, the Communication.
~'ese referred 10 the Committee on Buildings and
Tue Superintendent preecu,ed communication
from Mr. Charles 5. Dickinson, teacher OF free gFm-
nasties, a.lsne she opportunity to introduce BIZ
ons month, II I'M compensation for b. s:rie-s.
On motion Of ". Bonheld, Inc Communication
was laid On tee ta6!e-
4QE superintendent represented VI INC bGfld tnH
crowded condition Of the Primary ropus IN several
OF the school districts. mud eucgested, in the ab-
scncr OF ruitahje accomuodatious for The Children
lhat the taachef. be instructed 10 zeeelse no more
fhan s1xiy pupils eaca. or that euch div1slop bt
made thai oDe-half the pupils attend during the
forenoon md the other half aicnd duru. the afe.-
noon during The balance Of the year, until sua-
lie accommodations are provided.
Hr. Kupynn presented the follorriu- resolution,
which wat adoptcd:
EekalrAd, That tic Superintendent nna the Com
m,tters On The various schools be permitted 10
change the manner Of holding the sessions IN the
primasy rooms IN the schools, and 10 aceommo.
dae The scholars to The best advantage uplii Other
and sdd,t1ppnl accommodations canshe furnished
also thai they hsyt The entire diepo-1tiou Of the
, 1866-03-02

4 committee Of the late Lnmbetnntu& Convention.
held IN Bangor, reported, through their chairman.
sts strickland, ihatthc AMOUNT Of lumber, Of cve:3
description. annually cut and manufactured IN thls
State Il about even hundred and niy millions rA,ued
en- I'M ~,
, 1866-03-02

3,oo seller 10 1odsya.........,...".... ......1s6ss
, 1866-03-02

T6E toll.
lowing incident to the \. :. Inatpende,a;
The passengers in i given train on tbr
Southern Michigan leailroad had been aupoy-
ed for hours BY the distoya1 remarks Of a
somewhat imposing but impudeut and profane
politician or Southczu det1aEogue- Waxing
more md more earnest in hla zeal, Ae 1nally
raisod hls voice 10 higher pitch, and, with
an oath, declared that be would never have
, 1866-03-02

y NC ~SEW "EHS SEVEEs
HELlfH0LD'S New Store. nett to The Metropolitan
Hotel hs4 very large assortment OF Drugs aud Cht
Gals hesldes being the principal depot r the sale Of
Hslmbolds we'll. known pEcparst!ons The assistants
branches ct iher profession aad FhTtlcl.ns NAY de
ptnd th.t ~ thei PEesesips rs,i %
peused of the hrst quality aud At the
boif fefrs constantly on hand large and fresh supply
Of his ctlebtsted Preparations, the
EXTRACTS OE DECuU,
and tho
EXTRACTS Of SAEsAPARIlLA.
The Atttion and patronage OF the ruhic Il respect
fully solicited atd Satisfaction ID confidently Egsran
teed. E3- No. 59l Broadway, y. 7, City.
tacesfM 1T x.wAx
, 1866-03-02

UXIR01Tt Ftu, :.
TuxA7-RAtes mostly pomnal. no sales.
CoNS-Fela At Sic In bags.
OA1@-Qu1et At s1c Ia b1Es. ..
t;AELKY-Ihe n1rEes Is dull and dropping. n % pc.
lrI14 Is no ahout the most that be obtained tot
Eistt A sale Of primt Canadian at Il %.
, 1866-03-02

Total......-. ...-..-.. x2ol, DIG e5a e. 15ao.2i9
An !nsu1ance suit WEE dec3ded Last week IN the
New York Court Of Appeals sgainet The Irving In
.usancc Company, Mz. Elisha B. Morrill, being
pla1nt1 which OF interest to the proie= son gen.
orally. The policy in this case contained clause
making 1t optional With the company 10 rebuild or
rrpair Tho building within reasonable time, IN
case Of LOSE. IN lien Of paying the insurance Ia
money.
The Cuurt held that where there Is provision In
contract Of tneptance that fnstead Of paying the
damages In money IN casee Of Ioss. the insurrH may
Cle1 10 rebuild, xnd giving The stipulated notice
10 the insured Of Euch election the contract ol ill.,
ersuncf II converted into building COM fact- That
Ehere snch p1emlsea were tasn:ed u tsso separate
inturanee conta!nr The same etFuatlous on the sub
jett Of e1ectfng To rebuild. and both companies
joss the insured might maintain his action against
the :a,a conpan,es, Jointly or sere1alS. for breach
OF the contract 10 rebuild.
partially performed their contract, but des!.ted
1herefrom before completing 1t, the nile OF damage
In an action brought bF the Injured for the non-
smount It would fake to complete the building by
making II substantially Ike the one destroyed and
that independent OF what had already been e1pend-
that aife1 the tneusers had converted their con-
tlscf Of insurance to building contract. heanount
OF 1nsuEabee ns1ncc IN the policy ceased to bs the
'5i 5he irsa1sd having brought bis action against
one Of companies may recover the full amount
Of osa,ssoee ssd baee een made under
the maid 1nal banking sY1tem during the psst week
The wnp!e number now ttand. At 1,650, with an aR-
c.cra.c capital OF <l07, 81, ,eo3 The amount OF ctz
culatou Issued to the above b1nks during the Wcek
,eaches xa172,6s5. Previously 1ssued, S25a oos 77s
7'otaL <251, ,C77aa, ,gio. The following banks have
been de.isna'ed a. additional deposiiones Of the
public money: Fi1st National Bank, Charleston,
, 1866-03-02

NOTICE TO LOT OWNERS

NOTICE TO LOT OWNERS
HECHICA6O ClTf CEMETEEr.-Bs d.
rk!p 81 tbe Eup1cme Court Of The Stste Of Illinois, tna
iut TO ,that part Of the chicago c1ty Cemetery en-
hrseed In lots nuuht7eo i19D 81! th!Ity tso to 25a
of Green's survey and from number eikht hundred and
four {614) ana t1cluulnE number fourteen hunared
nud Ii-5> in the new SnITeTT ~ held invalid
II Regular Meeting q the Common Couseif, hs!d
Jan1asy - ". ~ oFdna,ce VI. @ gs4ses pro!sd1,gg
Cemetery to which said sttle was declared Invalid
The undesslgned hays 1eea appointed e eaHy our
aedas.on of raEtes m1e1. sted. naEe9Pe9s1 - oses
reference the matter be obtained and asrauge
menta made for the selection II new lots IN othef
CtmesIes 1ud tbs removal Of the dead to the Sat In
etcuf,tauce with antd Ordnance.
j. F. RICE Mayer.
WALTER K!MhALI- 80 .
Comptroller, CofnEntttee Of The
". wOOpARD, Common Co1ac1t
CHAS O. WICKER,
..... ItFELATSDE. - .
leIGmtl:.7tt1p F. II. EESS0S. Supt.
, 1866-03-02
LATER.
The Wheat market Was firm In the evening, with
huyera At 12sA, and eelteta at 12S!f,
The J{nx Tn DE- II, Mfehfunu

TIE 11UK 3xuQE II 13IJEHIRuMs
Tbs Detroit Free fTcss h1s long nao interesting
article on the no: crop Of Mehikan. nou which we
learn that The Dressed Hogs mafkE Eed Tor shipment
during the Eessor Just closing. II TIT various railroad
stations In the STATE aggregate 41ts. In addition
some t,0na wese received II Detroit ffon Ca1ada-
making In III about &c., In Detroit the packing i
estimated 1es7 80 cs.1matc Is formed OF tho Ltvs
Hog trade. further than II supposed 10 amount to
, 1866-03-02

.. OYF1cE OF 1HE D1lI.T Ta1RCxE,l
.--.. Thur1dAT Evening. MArch l. !.
sEFY YCATTLE-Accorline TO Inc Board of Trade
the recats and sh1poeats sinct our as gaue.
c.upased With Ihe corresponding period O. 1sss
follows It should be borne In mid that thGse
,rMcn4 41d rcceipt really those OF tie dsy
cfdlaR:,
, 1866-03-02

Here The Gold market was weak, opening At 1856
and closing al 135H. Snref Is nprntna1 At 1ssG
lso.
Government Eondt we're steady aud asn. We
quote: !
, 1866-03-02

MEDICAL CARD TO LADY
N1 INvALDs.-W. F. J. THEIRS. ~ D.. PIT
dsnt 10 Eenae-ot!ce ~. LIZ .lh;s. a, y; Z o1s e
I'D during Confinement md Willing to adtqastely
pay for toz' and tpccrssfal scientific medc1! expe-
dnlJ aua!nrd nUIse VIII bo s1c,asvclJ ca1ea for -
nfoTlaea for intAnts 70 be adorte.. Consniiatton.
per letre- G T1eatn~nt regular md se!entdc- Send
led stamp for Circular and avoid aQacfesy. E'@ sp
, 1866-03-02

understand. that the salary OLA johnson,
Esq. cditor-in-chief Of The Kational Iatea-
gt7seer, fsto be raised. This has been brought
man hefe.-Ua.A cor. Pal. Press-
, 1866-03-02
RUY TT! TRY IT -
Take no Other i!


sold In Chicago b7 H. sCOvIE and LORD ! SMITH,
WHOLESALE Deslcf. IN Patent MedIcres. In New orS
b. b. RaENE5 Il CO, Agents for the South hulr
LPIGH l. ROGERS, Wholesale DFnKYiBlt. Roslun.
MasS-, General Agents. mUa3p
, 1866-03-02

ImpoE'A d11tr: tbe yras 18sa,....... -, F7sl 600
E1pQxtf t1rnX the year aSsS....,........... t2Asa
Enrolled tonnage Of Mediterranean. 5,559
!" lanai Ro4ta, ,.......... $40
, 1866-03-02

Bntchelor's Hair Dye,
The Best IN the World: Harmless. reliable. tnstau
tancous The only perfect DYE! No disappointment
ps ndiculous t.atI Stynsd Etuqa 4; Bscfst2fs - "a
MILL RS-fastoFcS, preserves ald bRautfnef
the hair. Sold by al Druggists. dRaals81y
, 1866-03-02

= '1AXI48 to 1Hk EEIVia alI@A FAA4Fos
1fains are run to the Union Stock Yaxda over the
Pittsburgh 4 Fort Waync 1eozd leaving the depot At
the corner OF asdsson ana Canal streets. The te t.
20 eents each way. .
, 1866-03-02

Co1ntV Upper. .$os29o.A
Collar. r n...... 1A@1.23
t1tUghter 5oia n-E3o-iJ
Slaughter sole.
Chlc12o........ 4-El3 o.T
Ruenos Ayres-.. 0.5Aaa-&5
0rinoco Sule.... G,1t81. 10
Qtinoeo, good
dama:ed :..... a.HtS1T
French CaE. NJ
ns............2.4M LII
French Calf, IS
n8.... 49,. e&9 10
French Cali, @.-
mofnes, Rdoz. s5.ms S,N
Ffench Calf L.
Wot1ts. Sec
onds, 2 doz. WS4.M
InlNSa......... sNH1l@
RoanA, r dox.. II DNaltM
II steady a1u t1n With q
, 1866-03-02

It IL said that Barrum despairs of discover
Ing The Copperhead or Rebel who does not
regard President johnson As the grandest
modern hern Of the century.
, 1866-03-02
'HHf1ffttaI.

CAN WOMEN.
Our sz.A vii psorc sass
Malsha|Ys Uterine Cath0llcoa
M ,ata!lar pos.,,t.lY ,as:;sy e1ss - ta,:s ~,
nen5 = fnesn HEsI. : fkaAiE ilsEHss. wEAksEss,
bKac; i. rs! ,5s 20 & q
e ~ 81 70.
aca se1aemsnt a5oI dsd no exemption.
Resd the fazlavt1s:
LAFAYxrTL En-. Juae u. tsd1.
N:s:ssa .eatss hsa :sysn !.s AZ; e
l.ay had constant byss*stcs one h.a evssy syuoto%
or sspe "a
le ard iii Tie seTeTr symptoms or rcoatsna~d nserne
sSFs;SREns s;sE ;t:st4f sss s Is
L1COH,I used II AND r crRsp 1vxnr rcax- There
a'' not been single 's3: L: agfssts
n s; As sfts; sS %
The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills
Arc the best In the world Sor fanily u,e. sad for
1sp1sEs1rox -CoSsrHAr1oS-HzAnAcu
n
LfyH Observation-Disclosures
9? thss ssss nsdne,s ~ 20 % ~ fns Ct
H.. Rs sas Il
dollar ieas os9.s 81 : .eas IL nj a. 3! polsass,
Asiatic Cholera
VIII b. nos,.5e,7 sad ce.tstnlY ca,edhy
The GIaefenberg Dysentery Syrup
venture to ht Without ii. Price so eeats bottle.
Sold eFer}Eh1e.
THEGRaEFENBERG C0MPANT'S
snrxnpnri1fu, 31.O0; Eye Lotion, u cts.
Pile Remedy, St.00 Health B,tsers. CSC.
Green 3Ioanrnln Oin1mcur, 15 rents.
Fever and AGuc Remedy. 50 cents.
ConsumDtive Balm, $780,
CLtldrcn's Pnnnccn, 80 cents.
Are al uaequat1ed for the diseases they designed
~ TIE EGRaEFESREEG MASEALoF HFALTH
+ book ofM pases and - complete Family gniae
dent TO this country and caante Sent II 2, II! 9eat
=? e IL f:ss:p' ias e FIJI & sef
sS sa fs TaH'1 tsPe & az
rfhHfif 1HRe FSsH M!f:R s'fsei FfKk & II nxrnkco
eEEksE fS3 4i5fY' E1ffGs. II. H. poswoRrn SUNS.
r PsRbEE 1 CLARE, stad~on. w1s.
htafSS S hKRaTHS KYTNn RsaaaSe aS NcG1.so, SGs tov,
DAY 4 jESK4, ST. Pau, Alnn-,
And BY Dealers Evsrywhere. :
fescn34 % 12w cow
, 1866-03-02
Or, w, n. MERwSN,
~ Walker street, n, T
CHEROKEE PILLS,
Or Female Regulator,

Cnre Suppressed. Excessive and Pain
"a fuI Mensuratt1n, Green Sctnesg, Se1.
ri vuu. snd spinal Affections. tatna tn
Al The Rack, Sick Headache, G!dotae8s.
AAA and sll diseases tlas spring rom 1fte2.
AE9 uIatisy. hJ removing tho cause aat
= = ss{;' +: - i i s:ss
kGt&eh ensy to atmluister. as theF aEa nicely
VH,s3.1N susaf Dated They should he ID tho
E12.A y hands OF cveEy Maidrn% Wife. and
MEEERs II Mother In thatand.
!!!ft4TtH{Tr x Ladies' can aGAre9s us In perfect
H3NS2 confidence, anu state thelr complaints
k5ES& {NTE In full, Is We tfeat all FH1nae Com
&FLEE2 plslnts and prepare Medicines suitable
<. Tor all diseases 10 which they ara sub
&A3asaAt..tAs- iect- Th1ty-tWo page pamphlet. IN
The Cherokee pits so1d hy al druggists At Il
box or sI boxes for ti Or they sent by mall Eee
Of postage in m ordinary letter, fee Rom obserFs
uon by addressing the sole proprietor,
d. ". 3. MERWIN, ~ Walker St. NJ.
n B-Cnesokee Pills No. : ere prepared for special
cases. when milder medicines fail thes: atc scat By
mall Zee OF postage receipt OF ~ the prtcn OF each
bo1 AS-cSt3 3D \ WAF Stp
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16
who Prevented the RECOGNITION

Who Pyepented the Recognition of
tie Co.tederacy Fit seems from the
late debate in the British Parliament,
that D'Israeli, the great Tory leader.
was mainly instrumental in prevent
ing \ recognition Of the Southern
confederacy during the war. In his
speech he said:
No, confess it, there were mem
bers on this side of the House-more
than one man Of considerable ability
took a very decided view,
and believed it to be for the honor
and interest of England that the
Southern States should be recog-
nized. They did me the honor Of
consulting me upon the subject, and
! epdeavored to moderate their feel,
ings. Aud what was their reply
Yhey said eve have every encour.
agcment from a portion of the cabi.
net, and it ia your holding back that
prevents great result for the benefit
Of the country"
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16
Succession If Hi'HH T. NeEEENA. d.
rS1S-f

Dl J. Is. WALTON Il DESLDNDE--J-
ID Il. NATION. Auctionerr -Once. ~
Carondcirt street. corner tnion-SATCR-
DAY. June l6. 1896. =, - o'clock ~. AZ
the Merchants and Anc'iour..@-' Exchange
on Royal street in the City ~ New or.
leans, By write and IN parsuincc OF al
( order of the lloru:shle John ". Thomas
Judge NJ IL" second District Court OF
New Orleans. dated the nd Of April. 1855.
Court l'ock-; No 20.ilZ, will be sold. tor
account OF the above named Succession.
the following described property, to-wi, ::
ON" Halt Interest oi Lot. Nus. ; 6. : =
II and IL. in Block NJ. 81, lying between
Commerce and Spring. and on Crockett
; street in the Town oi Shreveport. Parish
, oi Cadho. State %! Louisiana, with the
, buildings and Improvements thereon. con
ststtng vi 4 rwu--I"EY BRICK WAREHOUSE.
WITH slArs EOor. and "Ns.srour BRICK
| WAREHOUSE. with Tin Roof etc.
Terms -Dn.-,hird "4-h IN l.. :. Treasury
! No go ; one third in one year and one
third tn two years. III til: notes Of pur
chaser, To his own order. bearing interest
at rate of per cent, per annnm from date
with mortgage on the property until final
, payment. The building. 10 be Insured. to
the satisfaction of .he Executor by the pur
chaser. and the policy ri insurance TO be-
| transferred to him unit! final payment.
Act Of sale before $. Wagner. Notary
Public ~ the expense Of the purchaser in
cluding The L. :. rcvenve L. $ stamps
m2 g -.oitd
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16

Foreign Interference Producing
Recoixttons IN tie Southern Repsi.
Hc..-Mr Stewards hopes OF peac.
and tranquility in St. Domingo I'M
der General Baez as President ap.
pear to have been i'll founded. Anoth-
-r revolu,ion--the second this year
has disrupted that government,
and is rapidly leading to \ war be-
tween Hayti and St. Domingo. When
G.ffrard. last year. with the foreign
aid rendered by the British man of,
war Bulldog. had suppressed the re-
belliou of Salnave. that redoubxble
warrior was p-rmitted-at British
insti CATION, it is said--to escape to
St. Domingo, in order that he might
stir up reb, Hon there. Baez sue
ceeded in suppressing. capturing
and kicking Salnavs out Of the
island; but the work begun by the
rebel is now eliminating in the de-
posing Of Baez We shall doubtless
never have peace in the West Indian
and South and Central American re-
publics until the power Of the Uni
ted State. is manifested in such a
way as to practically forbid British
and other foreign interf renee in the
domestic affairs of the numerous min
iature republics which Mr.. Seward
describes "a the buttr.sses Of our
grea. republican fortress.''-N. Y
Herald.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-16
Malaria Everywhere.

Rarely has there been season as fruit
FIJI a. this of m hilarious diseases. Not only
OH the prairie. and In the valleys Of the
West not merely in all the old haunts Of
Fever and AgNe and Bilious Remiiten,
Fever have these Frustrating diseases been
unusually virufent but they have extend
ed TO towns and cities never before infes'ed
with them. and have even assembled the
mountainsand attacked thousands of people
supposed to have been placed by the laws
of Nature above their reach. Hence we
are compelled to admit that fatal ele-
ment pervades the Universal Air Ibis season
and should at ouce resort to the only ap-
proved preventive of its consequence.
HOSTTETER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
tonic so potent, an anti-septic 80 perfect,
an Alternative SO irresistible, and . stimu.
liant 80 pure, that i. enables the human
syssem TO resist and baf1e all the pretis.
posing causes of disease. With the con-
fidence that one clothed in incombustibte
garments might move among blazing build
malaria with this powerful defensive medi
cine may walk = fever-sc ourged distric,
fearless of its insalubrious atmosphere
The intermittents and remittents at pre-
sent so general in all parta OF the country
may be but the forerunners Of . deadlie.
now on its way westward from the fa'
East. Prepare the system with
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS
for 3 successful battle With the mephitie
causes of all spidssics. Be wise In time
Sold everywhere " 7. World, Sep. 6