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y f n y o LID SIS PILLS
THE VIRGINIA REMEDY.
SUPPORTED BY MORE HIGHLY RESPECT.
BILE TESTIMONY THAN ANY
MEDICINE EVER
BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS PER BOX.


srArSroy. January leg
Mr.. Wiltiam Rennoids. Loutsa county, Pa:
Dear Sir,-The undersigned, citizens ~ Aggc.i,
county, Va, desire to express to You theltipsp
sense Of the loss sustained by the p.0p. II N ,e,
ton 81 the State in the death 81 Your brother 4,
Taiafsrro Rennolds, who resided In our midst rsr
many years, and whose great skill a. physician
had given him An acknowledge eminenr. apagy
the professional men of the country. The rs.,'
brated /" Rennolds PHI" 80 universally recng.
nized as Invaluable on account oi il, wonterfrl
curative properties The result OF that scientific
skill and learning which distinguished him. All
which has rendered him 30 great public hrn,las.
tor. IL Is most important, in our Judgment thu,
this great remedial agent should not be hst 10 n.
world. We are informed that some years ..nc,'yugr
brother furnished you with the reciI-, far re IN
your family and neighborhooa, and that tn. i N.
only copy 81 said recipe which Is now ayaiab.,
We therefore, In the name of humanity, appeal 10
you 70 make publication Of tito the world, Which
we feel confident you will not object 10 DO II yor
still have II In your possession.
We with much respect.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

A L. SHEPHERD Il CO., General
a. Commission Merchants for the sale OF TO.
BACCO, WHEAT, LUMBER, &c. All business en-.
trusted TO our care VIII receive prompt attention
Mr. A. u. TALMAS, formerly with George w
Atkinson, and late Talmsn Harris, Ia associated
with us, and will be pleased to serve his old
friends and the former patrons OF tbs two late
Nv 30
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
y ceived at the OFFICE OF THE MIDLOTHIAN
COAL-MINIyG COMPANY until FIRST OF SEP
TENDER next for carrying on the sinking OF 9
SHAFT at Midlothian, commenced before the war.
The shaft is now one thousand feet deep.
The contractors will be furnished with an engine
In place, in good repair, and new wire ropes.
For furtherpsftieulars apply at the mines.
Also, SEALED PROPOSALS will be received IN:
Ill the same time for furnishing al the mines ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS
sHEAF OATS. Bids will be received for any guam.
tity from ten thousand to one hundred and my
thousand pounds, TO be delivered before the month
Of February next.
Parties making bids will state wheth or they pro.
pose to furnish the oats baled or not, and whether
w. B. WOODBRIDGE,
President Midlothian Coal Mining Company.
An N-d3w
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kbf tlfs Richmond Dispatch.
Ae-C0tton-Tobacco Inspec-
Markets.
august Is, 1866.
H. i! J ~ E. E.: i; Il 4: :;
IN hfs msT siness both
b'tTs dolls hants. They
I've nshiH Differ induce
bir pp Bther market
,lyEgT1 is not varied
iY3SM TX. The sales
tssloSs : 6lprices ranging
week ling to quality !;
EsN1H1S Inning lots. The
1914 ed, and holders
eposition to sell as
~ Of the new crop
~ concerning the
3sSSs ghly favorable.
pbacco during the
(t225 hogsheads; and
NE been moderately
~ drts the market has
md Sood sound grades
an the demand has
aarly bA s we'll sustained,
~ wgR which is want
1, Ia r. s4ugs are worth
- ssbn leaf, $3.50 to
\sC6d, $3.50 to $lS;
|cJES4O to $50.
ssa has been done in
n. Old superfne, 50
is to sl2; and $l4 to
ii new wheat, extra is
Eat slS.
IA heat is active for fine
j. d being worth from
y, W u 1925 to 82.45.
smand, with sales at
- = hog-round, 10 to
"a % to 2lc. western
I, 2lc.
ID Company have
Ibn Of the.track of
<1uection authorized
r5e&l OF the special
ago. The route
he old Confede-
eption that it will
ht to the public
dent Of the Rich
road, and Mr.. c. S.
7nl q The Southern road,
80 In determining the
-. II b believed that
fhs slfyer will be built
Lie kidge connecting
= bolh companies enter
Ijtwill not be long
SN0wDEN.
,ond Dispatch w
Iond-T'he Cur.
B3sbm0nd Line
,xust 81. 1866. !
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4 UDITORS NOTICE.-ESTATE OF
~ sILAS OMOHUNDR0, LATE OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, STATE OF VIRGINIA. De
CEASED-The undersigned. Auditor appointed to
distribute the balance remaining in the hands OF
William Carpenter, administrator cum ties. an, to
and among those legally entitled TO the same, will
AUGUST, 1896, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, in the Library
Room OF the court house, in the city OF Lancaster
Penn. where all persons interested In said disri-
button may attend. GEORGE ". KLINE,
au saw Auditor.
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T ICORICE PASTE. =,
IL Gum Arabic, Tonqus Beans, virgin oLve vi,
A>AN '11 - J. PITPIELD GEORGE,
Importer and Wholesale dealer, in Blair Pow
srs' warehouse Cary street, below Fifteenth street,
Richmond, Va. y z5-lm
GROUND PERUVIAN GUANO.-
NJ We are now prepared TO oil orders for TINS
desirable article from the Southern Ferttlising
Company. We solicit orders for y: "a
81 xA--ts a. Y. STOKES co.
CoPPER Asx;n;:oens oi hundred L 8. an: and
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lard WARE, CUTLERY AND
TO announce to his former patrons and friends and
the public generally that he has resumed business
ct his old stand, No. II tnov No. ltas Main street,,
stock Of AMERICAN, ENGLISH, and GERMAN
HARDWARE GOODS OF every variety, which viii
be offered q The i e maTkeS rates wa
GUN BETTING, PACKING, and HOSR, and
OIK.TINNED LEATHER BELfIN0. -
io Ts s 10 Sis many frisnds ior their iayo
the past, 50 Hoes to merit and sesuyY TIE - In
The fasa''' In q IS tinISa1SI
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A YERS AGUE CURE, for the speedy

A YER'S AGUE CURE, for the speedy
"A cure Of Intermittent Fever or Fever All AS..'
Remittent Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb Aeuc, fgra"4l.
cal Headache or Bilious Headache, and b.'so1s
F.yers Indeed, for the whole class ~ i1>rAI's
originating in hillary arrangements causei bi Wv
malaria Of IN iasmatlc countries. Fever AMI AF+'
Is not the only consequence os tho mlasmale ~.
SON A great variety Of disorders arise if''n ~
irritation in malartous districts. among wb'Sa az
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Oogt, HeadAche, h''tt
ness, Toothache, Esrache, Cstarrh, Asthma az
taiion, Painful Affection Of the Spleen. liysIsIS''
Pain In the Bowels, Cole, Paralysis, and peFah.y
msnt of the Stomach, all Of which, when .t...
mating In this cause Put on the in!rrmlNeh! w
become periodical. This "crRE' espe.s ihe K
son from the blood, and thus cures them al So. ~.
IL il not only the most eh.ctual remedy e'"' ~
covered for this class OF complaints, Dat y j" -.
cheapest, and, moreover. Is perfectly s4'.
harm can arise from its use. and tAe psl'ht 80.
cured Is left ~ healthy A. IL be bad never haa -
disease. Can this be said OF any other euts =,
Chills and Fever IL Ia true OF this, and US mp
ance To those afflicted with the complaint sAhu'N "a
uyer-estnaled. So sure II II TO cure the ft'S1
Ague that Il may be tru,hfully sa'd :" he AsF',-l
remedy. One dealer omplains that It's h'A = II.
medicine TO sell, because one boa!s cures ""'''
ne ishborhood. :, A., an
Prepared by J. C.AYEk 4 Co, Lowell. Mas @'-
sold by PURCELL, LApp * co, ASems:
.,,.m Richmond, Va.
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FREDERICK HALL, Louisa CoCSrv. VA
January 10, lsEs I

FREDERICK HALL LOT '-a 'otNlh. NAHt
January TO- l''s,
Gentlemen,-Yourvpr kind commuaic cation 1.-THE
9Th of the present month Is received. thank Fog
kindly for the high esteem AMI appreciation 81 nv
deceased brother, DR.. T. Rcunolis o!>tauutuu ass
physician am free 10 state that II would slYr me
great satisfaction 10 besow upon III" people al iA'
country at least, without REMUNERATION, - Erna'
benefit as the recipe for the Rsnnolds Hrspaoe
Pills, which are acknowledged 10 be ny E"n ana
many Others. la fact, II was my original inl"nt94
Ia publish II To the world gratIItnusiy, bat whrH
take into consideration that the late war has lett
me and my family consisting of my wife ani lhf~s
Young children, In comparatively destitute" con,
dition and beside being far advanced Ia lie, feel
that IL il duty owe Ia myself aud family a. r'a?
some pecuniary benefit ir0m this recipe. hope y
some future day to be able 10 bestow II a. q sh
on every one. j., ..,
| shah take steps very soon to have The T-'
manufactured on a large scale, and hope, thfoa:h
the influence OF your recommendations and ne
merit Of the pill, Ia be soon able I" place them "
the reach of every one. These pills cannot be- s"Ii
AS cheap AS pills generally are. on Acr".ui u
the cost Of the material O! which they are
made but when you take into consli"rAil"h ihI
one is A Dose and their certain and .GrC'UiI &C.
ton do not think yOG will consider them c's'ts
NV brother sold them readily at hny cents per
dozen.
lam, gentlemen, very respectfully your,
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
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WILL BE ISSUED IN SEPTEMBER:
SERIES OF MATHEMATICAL TEXTBOOKS.
BY CHARLES s. vEyABLB,
Professor Of Mathematics, University OF Virginia
former Professor OF Mathematics and Astrono-
my in the University Of South Carolina;
former Professor of Natural Philoso-
ply and Chemistry in the Uni
versity Of Georgia.
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philadelphia Con-

4Aine>s a .tbd\ ugh change OF
eEsin loeaities kn1 their section,
ID hae heretofore been very Radical,
IA arIue the very best results from the
SSorbf the Convention and the strong
b.ment it has received from leading
ointment Federal generals.
\ keRadicals, While they assert with
gek confidence their power to defeat
smcin Pennsylvania, are preparing for
ryevere fight, and in New York they
q raher dismayed at the prospect be-
- Your correspondent, Judging
4 .; and figures connected with the
,Stion in the former State, has
:" Ssed sansuine feeling that
II be elected though it can
G1,SFed that he is much stronger
4 NJ pit the period of his nomination.
. M politicians assert that he will
4 HAL Geary twenty thousand ma
=. xsaSt; but this is extremely doubt
mos can succeed in
,cnate it will be
jim every other
ardeavoring to dc
In theower.
Iwhicle President will
p to icago next week
eded him. No man
3 ansood more impor-
tindf people than he
Atweeks.
Pa TIMON.
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-. SERIES OF ARITHMETIC

/. SERIES OF ARlTHMETlCS.
l. FIRST LESSONS IN NUMBERS.-An Illus
ira ted easy Mental Arithmetic for the OF fani
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O. MENTAL ARITHMETIC.-Afte the inductivs
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J. ELEMENTS OF WRITTEN ARITHMETIC
In which the fundamental operations on Abstract
and Denominate Numbers, and their various appli.
cations, are thoroughly explained and Illustrated
by numerous examples adapted to the business OF
practical life; for the use OF schools.
1. HIGH SCHOOL ARITHME TIC.-For the use
of Schools and Colleges.-ln thi work the reason
ing on the fundamental principles will be more
gy and and exapes
In addition to the subjects usually treated In Text
books OF ARITHMETIC, 1t will contain several chap
tiers on Notation, Theory OF Numbers, Progress
Table FABLES. A's"'"N'N'' A'-N ''' N'' VI
II. SERIES OF HIGHER I1gI I BITE TExT-BooKs IN
/. ALGEBRA.-For the use OF schools and col
leges-Containing the latest improvements. To
thorough discussion OF the subjects usually treated
tiers on the theory Of DISCRIMINATING. and other les.
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:, LEGEYpRE's GEoMETRY.-To the complete
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). ANALYTIC GEOMETRY:-PARTF FIRST.
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Although have not had occasion to ne the Pills
which were prepared by the late br Rruuulls.
am satisfied from what have heard from gentle.
men who have used them, thatth"y are 4 valuable
medicine, and therefore cordially unite ia the Re.
quest for the publication 81 the recipe.
ALEXANDER II II STrAET.
January g. 1858. Stsuniou, Va.
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A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE UNI.
TED STATES OF NORTH AMERICA.
CONTAINING A RECORD OF CIVIL. MILITARY.
STATISTICAL. COMMERCIAL. FINAN-
CIAL. AND MISCELLANEOUS
DEVELOPMENT.
For Schools, Colleges, and Libraries, public and
private.
By GEORGE FREDERICK AoLyBs, LII. d.
Professor of History and General Literature in the
University OF Virginia.
READY IN SEPTEMBER:
GRAMMARIN FRENCH.
BYM scHELR DB WERE.
Professor Of Modern Languages in the University
OF Virginia.
FRENCH READER, FOR BEGINNERS.
By n. sCHELE DIR VERB,
Professor of Modern Languages in the University
Of Virginia.
FRENCH READER,
FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BYN. sCHELB DR WE'RE,
Professor OF Modern Languages in the University
Of Virginia.
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NOTICE. NOTICE, NOTICE:-OLD
~ GAS FIXTURES MADE NEW. All persons
having old or soied gas fixtures can have them
regilted or rcbronzed and made equal to new at
short notice and upon reasonable terms. Also,
PLUMBING, GAS and EAN-FlTTING promptly
done. GAS FIXTURES Of every description al
WAYS on hand CORDLE CLISELY,
au lin Ninth, between Broad and Grace.
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The following IL an extract az letter from w Y.
T. s,ribling, the distinguished superintendent Il
the Western Lunatic Asylum at siauntou, 10 Ar.
Rennolds:
- As an humble member 81 my profession, Gnl 4
friend 10 the afflicted ersryUhsr,, r,sp,rfnuy
unite in the request hat has been mute ~ p!iegG,
that you ,oiH publish II To the ,cDrtd."
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MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE
recently received new assortment OF GEN
TLEMESS and BOYS STRAW and FELTN
which respectfully call public attention. The
low. priced Wool SOFT hats are particularly
desirable for laboring men.
! am also manufacturing the fine MOLESklN
DRESS HAT for gentlemen which | will sell at
the same price they selling al in the northern
cities wholesale and retail.
The trade Is respectfully invited to call:
JOHN DOOLEY,
~ SnotsMnnd Hotel Richmond, Va.
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THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, AMPLE
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
DISCOUNTS AT SIMPLE INTEREST
INTEREST ON DEPOSIT CERTIFICATES.
PREMIUM RETAINED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE ASSURED.
OFFICE, No. 1910 MAIN STREET.
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B. c. WHERRY, JR., Assistant. Secretary.
SOUTHERN AGENCY OF
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PANY OF NEW YORK.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
NEW EDUCATIONAL BOOKS.
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY SERIES.

SOUTHERN SCHOOL READERS.
Aseries OF Readers designed for Southern Schools
and Families, In which Southern interests. Em.
ployment, Literature, and History will be distinc-
lively recognized and represented. The series has
been prepared by an experienced educationist.
and carefully revised by GEoRag 2. HOLMES. l.. l.,
D., Professor Of History and General Literature In
the University Of Virginia. The Illustrations
have been furnished by Southern Artists. The
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DREN'S CARRIAGE FAC
" TORY. CORNER CARY AND FOURTH
| STREETS, RICHMOND-The most beautiful pat.
terms of ChiLDREN'S CARRIAGES are manufac
tured, and will be sold at northern prices.
A liberal discount TO the trade.
Orders from all parts OF the country promptly
iv 2l-ts WILLIAM FORBES. Proprietor.
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TRUSSES, TRUSSES, of every VAT
1 ssEySs NM ssa cfELsBRaTgD BODY BRACE,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
DRUGS, MEDICINES. Sc., &c. ,,,ssvs al
We have on hand . large stock 81 TIKI ssLS' ~"
'"''~ Wo0DgoOp BRorHkAs,
jyss corner OF Fourth and FranAl s'ss,.'--
MINERAL WATERS.--Fresh 'op
wi gress Water, Columbian Watsr h.rEg
Water, vicsy Water, and COLD SODA "Ai'
John w. Rlsos,
Apothseary and prasgls.
iva Main and Third street..
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isSunts ffem
SAisn-1ne
:. 80.
-, 1000
ANS have
NJ <that
Se;sssyvan,s.h
SnI, oa...
49, The tnseless'
,s6 - 3hsean no 70
Snntfy Staai1 ao ~ az.
"a o. q pusn .n9
- ~ S4itA lsu.u''oq,
lhe Ast 1hen.' ~
hmonoI omcias
,. ts OF Aoo govern
tolve tney aiiow
eto0 frqn tneir posi-
Nh I'll rs determine.
NOW 20 n0FS and although
y States rl1yovals are being
Gay OF Rgiicals who have
15SS peii positions as go.
u item in behalf OF
ii: fsry few have been cen
~ ngtdn, under the
Muse; though it is
yal prominent
Ey1
deriully, and
pefe the specu-
- nave slgnaiiy
oy their
aat disposi;
TO his friends
e h ne is as
10 NC, ana gives
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,fust q, 1866.
w the vsst linz
- .1aak tn,
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pond Dispatch w
pIHd-The Cur.
R1sIbmOnd Line
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THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA
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VETERSBURG.

ssf tlfe Richmond Dispatch.
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WILL BE ISSUED EARLY IN THE AUTUMN:
ELEMENTARY ENGLISH GRAMMAR
npOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS

Professor OF History and General In the
University of Virginia.
The utmost diligence will be employed to Insure
simplicity, perspicuty, consistency, and accuracy,
both In arrangement and In expression.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

Gen. John G. Breckenridge Md,ct.
ed--other Md,cmcatS,-Dt the five
indictments handed to Judge I'm.
6erwcod. one was against General
John G. Breckenridge. This il an
ascertnined fact and the indic,men,
is rer6atina til" same ns that brought
in agains, Mr. Davis. exccp, tina,
for the words Jefferson Davis are
substituted John & Brock lnridgr.
The overt act il aliedG-d III both
Instruments to have been committed
on the sam. day, the 10th day Of
June, lSGl The object sough, to
TO be attained by the Indictment Of
General Hrrckinridg". who il now
III Canada, Is 10 prevent his being
pardonrd by this fr-.id-ut and his
IetUrn 70 his home in the United
States. it !. considered certain 'ha,
the President viii not pardon him
whilst he Is under indictment,
.! the other four indictments one
is against the ui,cd States soldier
before mentioned, who is charged
with passing counterfeit money and
another is probably agaius, person
III this city who was a short time
since arrested for til. satue offence
Who ar tie parties asains. whom
the two remaining bills az" directed
We hav" not yet con l.ctured
With this We conclude our reports
OF Judge tndrrwo"d's Circuit, tour.
till next Oc,ob,r-l,icinnond Times
~-h
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26
IN Irish Cain ellie Journal on thr
Fenian Movement.

The New York fre.rlan's Jour
nal IL a rrcrn; Issue remarks
There Is m room, whatever, here,
for induigln- IN sentiment, or glory
ing il seeing poor lrishn"n pitti"d
in battle against British troops
Putting aside al questions of its
morality, it is placing lrishmen in Il
position so t.tlse, in material point
Of view, THAI. with all their known
galtantry In battle, they havc NOT
even a chance OF winning. To the
extent that this t'rniauism can be
taken as rrprssenting Irishmen, it IS
TO put them Ia n trap, whore til" vic
tory is a sure thing for their opPo-
nents. W. know how cruel 1t is
sometimes. to human tre.iugo to have
the trnth told, but It is the part Of a
friend, in matter ike this, to tell
it This is far ava; from being
"lreland 5 opportunity Il ia
athrr, Engfaad's opportunity to
crow and triumph, wrongt.g over
Ireland
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

The Rousseau. Griunell affair seems
to be the present sensational. ;h,gls -
the Radical Pres. The lovers .:
Yankee SENSATIONS will stand on tip
toe Until they learn the result. aud
what that will be time alone can
determine. Mr. Rousseau has At
tanned the noteriety he sought; Mr..
efforts at championship. and had no
desire. when last heard from, to re
new hostilitien. In the House com
mittee was appointed to investigate
the facts, and report the same. The
author Of this step could be no other
than Ihad Stevens, with view 10
the protec ton of his own saintad
person; lie doubtless feels that h. h as
fully deserved. long ere this, an
application Of the Rousseau code, to
his own peculiar CASE Evidently
there will be no more fighting, for
gladitorial e.ercis. is not relished
by Grinn.ll, but there IS a feeling
of intense bitterness throughout the
Radica! ranks. against Rousseau,
which be may find Difficult. 10 combat
Whether this case will result IN the
expulsion of Mr.. Rousseau, or a
radical reprimand"--is left to lie
seen.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

adjourned last week. One State had
no representative during the session.
There was little business OF vital in
terest to the craft transacted
The annual meeting of the of the
National Sharpshooters' Association
{ Sctut-enbund) is now being held
here. Delegates from all over the
Union, and some from Europe, are
in attendance. Tho shooting for the
prizes, OF which th,r. are Il number,
will commence to-day. The delegates
had procession to-day which mum.
bertd over 5000, which made au i'm
posing arpraraucs. A! the prtnct-
pal German houses are :ast.ruity de
cncated with evrrgrr.us and flowers
The words Hiitonn,,,l .>riNc zen, -
Welcome Sharpshooters, are dis
played from almost every Window
This beautiful festival will last abor,
IL week
. From the latest \ ! Herald. re.
ceived today, | SIC by special
telegram to that journal, tina, JEFF
Davis viii hr rel ss"d un parole a;
AN early day, perhaps this week
Horace Greedy, the inimi;ab!" Ho
race, IS out in favCr %. his rVlcas.
1t may hc possible, bur what could
ve<co,.6N over TIL spin; o: hi.
dreams TO 1noa~A .Ir> !" get 60 char
liable all - . Echo answer:
whatS~'Grr pleasant, &c, $
deg, in W. shade
Ever o; ;h,c,
CutIrS PL,%T.