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Rebecca Harran's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on the 22d day of septem-
Der, 1866, appointed Administrator on the
estate of Rebecea Harren, decd.
oct9W4. JESSE JACKSON.
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John Mason's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribe
IN was, on the gid day of September, 1866
appointed administrator of the estate of John
Mason. deceased.
novl3. AHIJAH EATON.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
John Henderson, Jr., Ex'r, plaintiff,
against
Trustees of Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, defendants.

DY virtue of mandate to me directed from
Dsthe Court of Common Pleas of the eoun-
ty of Monroe, in the State of Ohio, will of
fer for sale at public auction, at the front
door of the Court House in Woodsfeld, in
said county, betwe, n the hours of ten o'clock
a. m. and o'clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 22d dag of December, 1866,
the following real estate, to wit: Lot number
ffty-three in the town of Malaga, Monroe
County, Ohio.
EDWARD SALISBURY,
Mas. Com. Monroe Common Pleas.
noy20w5.
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Examination of Teachers.
Administrators Notice.

TTHE undersigned has been, by the Probat,
i Court of Monroe County, Ohio, duly ap
pointed Administrator of the estate of Tim
othy Cleveland, deceased.
nov20. T. S. CLEVELAND.
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$1,000 PER YEAR, We want
agents everywhere to sell our IMPROVED $40
Sewing Machines. Three new Kinds. Under
and upper feed. Warranted five years. Above
salary or large commissions paid. The ONLY
machines sold in United States for less than
$40, which are FULLY LICENSED BY HOWE,
WHEELER & WILSON, GROVER & BAKER, SINGER
& Co., and BAcHELDER. All other cheap ma
chimes are INFRINGRMENTs, and the SELLER or
USER are LIABLE TO ARREST, FINE AND IMPRIsoN-
MENT. Circulars free. Address, or call upon
Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Mains,or Chicago, III
dec27ly. sss 10 a5s3
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Elizabeth Mason's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
lN wss, on the 9Th day of November, 1866
appointed Administrator gon the estate ol
Elizabeth Masen, deceased. las
novl3. AHIJAH EATON.
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Notice.

VIII EREAS, my wife Rosana has left my
wv bed and board without cause, and alb
solutely refuses to live with me, all person
are therefore warned not to trust her on m
account, as am determined not to pay an
debts of her contracting.
oct12. JOHN KERNEN, JR.
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John Crawford's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri
IN Der was, on the 5th day of October, 1866
appointed Administrator on the estate O
John Crawford, deceased.
nov6. THOMAS WEST.
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GREAT AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR, held in New
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The Steel Springs are wound with a fine
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which will not wear off or become soiled, and
the whole Skirt may be WASHED WITHOUT IN
JURY or fear of rusting, and will be as good
as new.
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and are renewable at pleasure.
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save costs by making immediate pay
mept. oct2m1 J. M. G.
Sardis, Ohio, Oct, 2, mi.
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Health is most important; and the afflicted
should not use an advertised medicine, or
any remedy, unless its contents or ingredi-
ents are known to others besides the manu-
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FROM THE 1I''s ~
LAR EST
Manufacturing Chemist
IN THE WORLD.

am acquainted with h. 7. Helmbold; he
occupied the drug store opposite my residence
and was successful in conducting the business
where others had not been equally SO before
him: Ihaye been favorably impressed with
his character and enterprise. "a
WM. WEIGHTMAN,
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SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE SEA SHORE
~ CAADEh AND ATLANTIC RAlLROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

IN
~ CAADEk AND ATLANTIC MAILMAN
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THROUGH In IWO HOURS
Five trains GR'ly Atlantic CITY, ana one nm sundo
On and al er THURSDAY, June % lSB6 IrsiHS 20 LIN
leave Vine street Ferry as toIows:- ~ "i
Specal EAcu1slon.. QUO NJ
n nai 730 A. NJ
n 49, &c ~; hAol GuI IattacLeu'''.... 9l0 M.
'llouen III W . ohouIsJ''........... 200 p NJ
,,, -, HEIuRNING LEAVE ATLANTIC - '''
SpeGia ......................... 5lsP.M M
- 45 r. NJ.
s>rs,so
L[ApiUso Ill I"o AoulsJ. O8 A. NJ.
A NJ
junction ACCOmnlO- alion to jackson and in 80 $50
teImt dlate stations leaves Vine street,, 53O p NJ
Returning leaves jackson. 6.32 A. M
HgdConheld Accommodation Train leaves "
VINE sucet... 10 A. M and 200
Leaves htoGonte l'U0 Z, Al aud 9. q p M
sund9y Mail Train to Atlantic leaves WING street 0t
~ A. M and atlantic at 45 p, NJ. "
rare 10 Atlantic So Round trip tickets good only
LOT Tie day and tram on which they are issued 81
tickets Ior sale at S26 Chestnut street Continental
AoteD. ana at the Office of abe philadelphia Local
Express ON panl NO. 26 S. fifth street
- Inc fnhaaeiph1a Xpress Company. Principal Ofco
30 70 ;. Filth street., Branch Office No 800 N
MharVes, ABOVE Vine will attend to the usual branches
hNer Daegage' ETC., 10 and from all trains
GooOs Of every description called and forwarded
by express 10 Atlantic City. and all way stations on
The IGad Baggage checked from residence at Phila-
oeiPma 10 hotel or cottage at Atlantic ity
oZo2m JOHN g. BRYANT Agent
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honteur, which is generally very chatty and
communicative is silent on the subject. There
is now such thirst for political news that many
who at this time Of the year generally seek
the country, and fly from the dust OF the capi-
tai, remain in town, that they may be at the
fountain head, and not have to be at the mercy
of the 'concon de campagne" and the country
postman for their news. This, too, is the season
for the great breaking-up OF French public
schools and colleges, and the streets are now
filed with unaJormed youths, carrying home
their prizes and wreaths, to the great Joy of
Pa and Ma.
Amusements.
The great amusement of the day is the breech-
loading needlegun, which is being made to be
more deadly in its effects every day. French
carlcaturists are busy turning this great ally of
the Prussians into ridicule, and the Chdpin
daily brings us its squibs and penclllings on the
acknowledgement
The Louvre has just been enriched with a
new museum, that of ancient stained glass.
hundred and Eve pieces, admirable from their
design, composition, and color, have been fixed
IN the large windows eff the apartments called
Henri IV.
These works of art were produced by the
French, Flemish, Dutch, and German manufac-
turers OF the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.
The building in the Champ de Mars for the
great exhibition OF 1867, which covers about 48
acres, Is more than half terminated and the
laying out OF the gardens around, which will
comprise an extent of 75 acres has already
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY, PHILADEIP PHIA
~ AEB TRENTON, AND BELvIDERE della.
GRAND EXCURSION ARRANGEMENT
FOR
TOURISTS AND PLEASURE TRAVEL
NIaGARA FALLS, MoNTREAL, QUEBEC, THE
WHITE AOUNTAINS. LAKE GEORGE
SARATOGA: Dl LAWARE WATER
GAP, ETC. ETC
these excursion routes are arranged for the snec,aI
accommodation Of tourists and pleasure traveIlers
nqng them to visit the celebrated watering Dlaces az
the North, al much less than regular rates of fare
Tickets good until November LIST, 1866 and entite the
holder TO slop over at any point on the ROME.
For ickets, information ana circulars descriptive of
the routes, apply at the Ticket Office of the ompanv
No 1923 CHEsNUT Street Continental Hotel.
6SO2m W. Fl. GATZMER, Agent
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FOR CAPE MAY,

Commencing MONDAY July lG 1856 Trains will
leave Upper Ferry Market street, Philadelphia as
500 A. NJ. Morning Mail, due 1925
200 =. Nj, Accommodation que 6 p NJ
Returning will cave Cape island
$50 A. NJ, Morning Mai due 1901
5OO G. Express, due 8 a.
Ticket OfcC Ferry foot of Market street and M
S2SChe,nut street Continental Hotel
Persons purchasing tickets Of the Agent, at No s2s
Chesnut stleet by leaving orders have their bag
gage called for and checked at their residences nv
GrahGm's Baggage ExOIess.
62s j, VAN RENSSELAER,, Superintendent
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DRY GOODS.

2 r L C.E &c W. OOD,
N. w. Corner EIGHTH and FiLBERT
HAVE JUST OPENED.
6OCO yards American Prints, fast colors, le a d
1872 cents yard.
case fine quality French Merinos, 1926 ward
Fine quality Black Alpacas, 80, &c. 60, 20. so 90
cents, 81, 81 49,, and 81 25 yard.
FLANNELSl FLANyELS!
AllwOo Fannes, 35, 37l, 40. 45. 50 cents. up TO
$1'25 yard.
Domet Flannels, 81 up to 80 cents.
All-woo Shaker Flannes, so cents up to 81 award
Bleached and IN bleached Canton Flame g. cnenp
Best makes cached and Unbleachod Muslins, at
the very lowest mari ct prices.
Yard-wide Bleached Musllns, 25 %, 81l, a. Is.
373 cents.
Yard.wide Unbleached Muslins, 20 %. % cents,
Pillow Case and sheetlng Mushns, etc.
JUST OPENED:
One case Bridal Quilts, very cheap.
Table Linens, Napkins and Towers.
White Goods very cheap.
A large assortment OF Hosiery.
Ladies' and Gents Merino Vests, very cheap.
A large assortment of Edgings, Flounclngs, and
lnsertlngs, Ladies' and Gents Linen Handkercnie(s
just opened from auction, a cheap lot OF Porto
mornaies, Tooth aud Hair Bruahes.
PRICE &c WOOD.
8lsSl N w. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERr S
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DRY GOODS.
HI. STEEL 81 son. t.
Nos. 71S and 715 N. TENTH Street,

HAVE JCSr OPENED
case All-wool Delaines, choice colors s7Nc.
case 64 AL wool Delaines chol, Q colors si.
81 20. W "-
I case shepherd Plsid yalencias, $50, worth lOc.
6-4 Black Green Cloth Sic. 81, 81 rs, and Al bO
Double width All.woOl Plads 62c worth Soc
New STYLES Dark French hIntzes, 62hc
case Double Purple Engish ChiUtzes 25c
Best American Chintges, dalk styles. 2ac
GOOD Fest ColOrs Chintzes dark styles, lSc
Good Fast Co or Chntzes, ljc
IVA Sht citing Muslins, SHE, 81, SIP, and 9i25
o4IL ow tass Muslns, 81 81, 81, and 40c
ard-wide Beached Mus in, rs % and ale.
- oftstdale and Utica Nu ,lins, $50
MllaluSville, 36c. New York Mills 45c.
Unp't 'tGGGhe1 Mus ms, Ia IL, 81 70, Rnd 28c.
% lnbeached Musins 35c
% NnbleaChed Mus ins 3, Nc.
HeHVy unbeached Cotton Eiannels % 10 45c.
htaV} bleRched OF on Flanncs 81 TO 5Oc
nae AZ WOO Flanues 3Ic worth ste
Iald wide Ballardva Flanoels 65s
J. a. hrovale Domet Flat nels. sG 81 and 75c
g, % quality banchester Ginlhams 2lc
Finer Doubi e-wid h Mat chester Ginghams Jjc
- ALI-WOOL G ASS TMEREJ
New Styles, ior Mems and Soys' wear
- S7h TO 81 ls23St
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LExANDRIA, LOUISIANA WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER TO- 1866
Alexandria Advertisements

5 D E n T A L N @ TT G E
narTnR Is. 4. KENNEDY
~ Dental Surgeon. graduate of the Bal
timore College Of Dental Surgeons, having
concluded to locate perman antly 10 A!exan
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 d me on
scientific principles. Having practiced
over twenty-three years, he hopes to be
able te please all who may favor him with
their patronage,
CHILDREN s TEETH ATTENDED TO
Office in IRVING'S BRICK Bull.
DING, over j. FRAShIs's Store.
spptl9-tf Il tS8{gt4 Is
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FOR RENT ON SHARES,

V1U A0-lLt = UIs bI4HIGl-b1t
4 PLANTATION On Red River, 10
"A miles below AlexaniIia, iii which
there isnow d fine crop growing, which
was but very little iniuled by the i.stto
overflow, viii be rented next year on
shares. There is large and comno-
dious house on the place and quarters
for f 10 Or II hands. Apply to Mrs. L.
w. Compton on the premises, or to the
Editor of the Sentinel, Opelolisas..
Sept. 10, 1866. III.
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INFORMATION WANTED
OF sf# ig ~.
5 .MIUnII, AIeMETTl NTDDDg
NEW oRLEANf;.

Z. =. +
II Z was member of the Continen-
Ii tai Guards, 18th Louisiana Regi-
ment Of Infantry, G. S. A. Was wound
ed in the right arm at the battle of
Shiloh and returned home on f1rlough;
left New Orleans (still suffering from
his wound) with. other paroled prison.
ers in February, 1868, and joined his
command. Being unfit for field duty
he was detailed for Hospital service;
was a clerk in the Prim or Penn Hos
pital at Griffin, Ga; was there when
last heard from abRt stated that the
Hospital was shortly to be removed to
Albany, Ga. Any information as to
his present whereabouts will be thank
fully received by his family.
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Alexandria Advertisements.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
District Court Parish Of RaRides.

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
No. 546- Succession of Mrs. Eliza posey
for Administration and Inventory
WHEREAS Joseph McEvoy s
w made application othis Courtto
be appointed Administrator of the Sue
eessiea of Mrs. Eliza Posey; Notice is
hereby given to all whom it doth or
may concern, to show cause, within ten
days from the date hereof, why the
same should not be granted. rs
Clerks Office, Alexandria, Louisi-
ana, September 28th, 1856. T i.'f
w. b. PHILLIPS,
ssS5R sss9 l3sssks3 Tlnnlfty sC1arlrl
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
District Court Parish of Rapides.
Y NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. te
No. $50 Succession of Louis p. Girst
for Administration and Inventory.
WHEREAS Babet Gifst has made
wv application to this Court to be
appointed Administrators of the Sue
lcession of Louis P. Girst; Notice is
hereby given to all whom it doth or
may concern, to show cause, within ten
days from the date hereof, Why the
same should not be granted. '''s.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, Louisiana,
September 2sth, 1866.
j. w HICKMAN,
Clerk.
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OESSION SA L E.

No. 79-sUcegssIoN OF JOHN BoGAN
SENIOR. Petition FOR SALE,
District rorrt pa,;aas Parish State
~, - of r o,iis;ano $500
,rr onp,1I,-cr
ppEa' et W NV ,''n osp p p =: s..:si
a. issaeu rom .ae ilo1,. .;il Dls'. ~
so.ae ioi .ie afis,' = :s.l,.'os' a' .ho
ilssapca "a ehe A't,nlhis' a. - s.io
ao9Se Succession, aaoea i, 1ile IVA llss:'
aliu eo ~ l.e - seli j iei.ain pro-
iei,y tleIei, uS Is - iol e,lo ,an ne.s
o. oeots, sliail onet iot sue az Iuoiic
:.us.iotl, eeiofs eiie oouitiiloase aooi
III AieAaharia, On $500
SATURDAY the 9th daY Of October, next,
~ ,,,aao,. o,o,,,a.
'T IN io1 49,, psas4 tha l 81 tha n,a,
.a4;a,, f ;,,,n,o,,i 10 balnw a,avapar;.
80 aoat;anans ). ~ ,ouar s,,Lnrh
ias w., 4; ;aaa "a ~ ooo,,,ato s,rnar
;n+o = ,,;na lnts o I'M; for hn;ldina
~ NV nh rbo, ~ e.ort ,non and ovarlnoi7
4h Ivy .1o' ,o upo'a' aan+h oaarlr,
o oav - thnaa mn ~ thn 1,ovn srnaros 4
49, st 49, th s Foot - With i
no 10 " ha a +hn srst lot and the s,hs
NIB istse on5 = s,ac;nns street ;s also carved
ont lnt o sf ths n,sn+at;on runninn the Whole
lanatb Il Of tho roar If tbe lots afffor1ino
- 70 nn,ebs sers tha ss.na advantaoes Of
.accass;l;I;fv t,,at are obtained nv. The
nnrchasa If Town so,,ares The lots
ara larmo eronab 70 hn snhd;uidad
Wban tho i,craase Of nonnlation shall
mnltinly tho demand for dwellings,
I,aT M has . front Of ls( feet 10
inches and rms hack in parallel lines
5oa faet q inches with q rear line Of ia
feet 3 inches. and contains in s,,pertic-
;al area two and forty-hundrelths
% aa.IO0, aeres This lot is immedi-
ateJv below tho lower suburb. and Is
so sn, fson, y o,,lv bv : street made
from the nlantation land for the conve-
nienee of these lots.
Tot M .2ad;oins the above. has tho
same ,aytants of front and PEAR and su-
narfso;al .o,ea. o 40 I'M, acres
Tot M 3;s newt below having the
same front the raar line being s17S feet
, ;ncbas and the area 8 a5-Ifl1 acres
Tan Ma 4 adioins the last and has q
frn,,t of 81 ( fact G inches the rear limo
ba;nn Oil feat Ai ;nchas and Tho sid,
Inca If nnaa,,al, leneth as tha river d.
aeets. 'rhis lot contains Q So 400
snrs
lot No. S is NEXT below. with front
of sle feet 8 inches. and rear line df
81 { .ftat IL inches and contains 2 anres
~ M & od;oins the last AMI hos
tho s,me front and rear The lower
s;da line il Ionrer than the miner the
frent following the windinr of the riy-
or, and gives q larger, superficial area
Die 2 Is.gf,f, acres
Lot No = adioins fhe last shay;nr 3
'front.' of 17s feet to a bend IA the road
Ana thpn 3o1 feAf additional with fine
rsar line sa,ne % IN M & and contains
! s5-1fln acres
Jnt M. Ais next below and has .
front Of "a s feet = inches. WITH the rear
lima NJ sama extant as last lot and CON
ta;ns 2 la-1ea acres
49,
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September 10Th, 1866.
Printers fees S76 90. tbs.
SUCCESSION SALE.
Nirth Judicial
ro 1aey " g,s :, District Court, Par
oh '.ss y p1 st'.' ish of Rapides,
n a usVeasea' Louisiana.
.DY VIRTUE of IAN order issued by the
ID Honorable the Ninth Judicial Dis
trict Court in and for Rapides Parish.
Louisiana. and directed to the Sheriff
thereof, viii be sold for the payment Of
debts, to the last and highest bidder, atthe
Court House door, in the town Of A!exall-
dria. on "a
Saturday the 18th day Of October, 1866,
the following described property belonging
to the said succession, to wit:
! "a certain piece or LOT Of ground, with
the improvements thereon, lying and being
lin the town of Alexandra Rapides Par
ish, I.auisiana.in square No. 4, fronting on
the upper street opposite the Conrt House
square, measuring thirty three feet front on
the said street, and extending back one
hundred feet French measure more or less
sald lot being the Southeast corner lot o.
said square. Il
2. Another, certain piece or let o.
ground with the improy hereon, "
lug and being iilthe town. Parish and State
aforesaid, in square. No, q fronting on tht
upper, street opposite the Cont, Honst
square. measuring thirty,threa feet fIont OF
1.-The said street, and extending back be
tween. parallel lines one hundred fee
French measure. more or less. and adjoin
inv the corner lot above described,
| TEgMs OF SALE: On a credit Of twels,
months secured b. mortgage with vendor
lien aud privilege on the property sold
purchaser furnishing notes payable to or
der of Mrs. Sarah j. Barrett, Adninistra
trix, witheight per cent interest frolnnla
ltanty, with onesgood and solvent secnrity
JAMES r. ANDREWS,
rs Il Sheriff.
| Sheriff. Office, Alexandria, Louisiana
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