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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18
WanhIngton VArIetlos.

wv WAHAhuHpoH NhIAS1tens
WASHINGTON, July IL.
The, War Department. has ordered, at the
instance of the President, that all persons
WHO ere undergoing sentenceby military
courts, and have been Imprisoned six
months, except those who are under SEN
tcnce for the crimes of murder, arson OF
rape, aud excepting those who are under
sentence at the Tortugas, be discharged
from imprisonment and the residue of their
sentence be remitted.
There Is no tax upon imported cigars In
the Internal Revenue Bill Just passed.
| Secretary Harlan win, it Is said, resign
on the 30th ultimO. General Grant will
act temporarily as Secretary of War after
Stanton resigns.
The report of the Committee into the
Merchants Bank swindle at Washington,
shows a remarkable conspiracy 10 defraud
the Government, for the benefit of indi-
viduals, on the part Of Huyek, Bayne and
others. The bank has been rotten for many
months, and only buoyed up by Govern
ment funds which went TO Bayne Il Com
pany.
The House took vote to-day on the res
OlutiOn expelling General Rousseau for the
assault on Mr.. Grinnell. IL stood: Yeas,
| 72 nays, 40. There not being twO-thirds
voting In favor thereof the resolution was
rejected. The resolution was recOnsidered,
and MIR. Stevens resolution adopted in
stead. The resolution censuring Mr.. Grin
nell was laid ON the table.
The House In refusing TO make any dis
approval of MIR. Grinnell's remarks, In sub
stance voted them proper, and no violation
Of the privileges OF debate. General Rous-
seau will probably resign.
The Secretary of the Treasury has ap-
pointed the Hon. David A. Wells Special
Commissioner of the Revenue, being the
new office created under the Revenue Act,
with a salary of $4,000 per year.
Mr.. Wells has been most indefatigable in
his labOrs on the Revenue Commission, and
well deserves this recognition.
MI Stevens Is the leader Of the move
ment TO continue the session, to defeat the
President in his appointments to office.
The President did not send to the Senate
any nominations to-day. ifiea" ha.
The Posts special says the Senate Com
mittce will report the nomination of Mr..
Randall for PostmasteT-g general to the Sen
ate for such action as it may deem proper.
Mr.. Stanberry Is expected here to-mOr-
row morning, aud 1t is understood that the
President will tender him the Office of At
tornc y-generals The only doubt about Mr..
Stanberry's acceptance of the Office rests IN
the fact that his health is somewhat i'm
| pan VII '..Ifr
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18
Tie War in Europe.

NEW YORK, July II.
The steamer PierTe, from Havre 5th, vid
Brest 9TH, has arrived. r
BREsT, July Prussia and Italy have
refused the armistiee. ~ s-r q
The Italians have crossed the Po.
From Paris papers of the It'll
The Augsburg Gazette says that Benedek
has demanded 10000 reinforcements.
The same paper has a report that the
Arch-duke Albert has been appointed TO
supersede Benedek. ai .feia'-
The fortiications of Vienna were being
Increased, and 500guns are now IN position.
BERLIN, July 5.--The Queen has been
several times 10 zee Tue wounded, who have
arrived here, and has received several ova-
tions from the public. The victory gained
by the Prussians has produced great en-
thusiasm in Berlin. o.
A AEienna dispatch says tlic Italians lost
| five hundred killed and wounded in the at
tack on Monte SuelIo.
pAniiens 10 being decmnted by cholera
Garibaldi's headquarters are at LonatO.
He has about two thousand men under his
Command.
Owing to the appearance of Garibaldi,
the war is likely to assume a peculiar char
acter. Some Iyrolese priests have reused up
portion of the peasants by representing
the Italians as bandits and Garibaldi as
Anti-ChTst.
The ccssiOn Of Venetia to France is com
plete and definite, and without any other
condition on the part Of Austria, except to
withdraw the guns, arms and all munitions
of war found in fortified places within for
ty-eight hours. The whole of Venetia win
be French territory, and it will depend
upon the good will of France either to keep
or part with it.
A French Commissioner is going at once
TO Venice to assume its Government In the
name of the Emperor. Orders have been
issued TO the French squadron in the Med
iterranean Immediately TO repair to Venice
and hoist the French flag, instead of the
Austrian, upon all fortified posts on the
Venetian coast. ~
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, July IL.
The money market is steady at b@6 per
cent. Sterling exchange Is quiet, at IO8@
lO99s. Gold fiTmer, opening at 149Ik, ad-
yancing to 1919, and closing at 1904.
Government stocks less active, but with
out decided change 1H
The Posts money article says gold Is
strong to-day on the anticipation that the
next news from Europe will be less fHvora-
Bile 70 the restoration of peace.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

STRUCK by LI0TrNIEG.-During the
thunderstorm this afternoon, the Stove
foundry of Greer q King, on the canal,
a short distance north of the Montgomery
Homes, was struck ny lightningf FtTee eoi
the workmen engaged in the building were
so much shocked by the stroke as TO be
rendered for time entirely senseless. One
of them, Mr.. Hoskmson, was so badly
stunned that he had to be conveyed TO his
home. We are gratifed to learn, however,
thar al of them are likelyeoon tO,reeoYef
from the effects of the casualty. The build1
ing was but Slightly damaged. The only
injury sustained was'tlse shocking OFF Of 4
portion Of Che slate roOhng.l dadH
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The OHlclaI sltnatIon.

Stlh nODlNK 70 i've ~ INC tfND OF bne coun-
lsrnytYr "A ,.n, a r.v,~s -xaru
They hog Very hard fof b litllef more
49, bounty. !. ..,.,s- 80, -,
hot water,o .1ofrLu
And they live In great dread Of a general
O0a slaughter. y T-if1 IIIK7 Ut
~ l.org4 llaF bod asaol ai1d
First on the list, the bufsy FRkD: Fox %
Inc Clcrk OF the court = IN PAD pCN'
The office he holds is as fat rs the holder,
And he measures well from shoulder 70
shoulder.
But LOWRY and EhNGER, just from the
war, 80, ,s.aa ,,a
=, scars 80, ,,.......,,
speeches,
1i;s eiam3rs ] for % war %hisioyaslty screeeh eS
neighbOrs. I
AT SIX Thousand year, scant pay for his
A., laeoEsi
They'll find i much easier the rebels to beat,
teat. f1o'
He's an object OF pity and shouldn't be
troubled 80, t .. .t,t
But in view Of tIils service his term should
be doubled
5,.....
Then after SIALEY, a vast, hungry throng
VI rivals ior treasurer comes thnnd'ring
along.
HIS claims to more Office SO rudely to
smother;
FOSTER, GRIMRs, BRUNDREFT, FENNKR and
one other. ..c.-<s.r
POor BRUNDRErr, alasl the laugh of the
townI .h1g u tEli..Nk I
Set pp one day and the next !, tuInbled down;
Buff BRUNDRETT is dead, all the rest stand
firm,
term: ,,' !. /. - :, . IN
Another oyerdraft on the FIRST NAT. BANK
flank. 80. N I
But thereby, my friends, there hangs good
SO tale,
The mystery Of which / will not unveil. I
llut FRNNER alone, man Of war and OF
=. cheese, ti = 70 i''i.,''.l 'a. ','a' ',
And pedsgogue too, win give him asqueeze
Beset by heroes deserted by his friend I
Opposed by cheese and money behold his
end ''.'s -. ~ ''7''''Hs : 7
% Oh NJ. haa iud aauslt rtal. ss8 5.saY
. . Dur. n.ssa.s s; hep; 70 beat By hSsns gocas
80 ,cotoeos, gf..ts.es ,.l ,.s,i. isa
Bmt never never went to war that we know. "a
Egt !, that that was iialnz \ 9, ride was free. lIsa
ite toHEht no fisht. eau show no scar, I
4 4g9 90, only ,, smellsd the battle from ait "a
Nor bringing home he soldiers change |
Who could not be q warrior thus, "a tnii d. /
Would be no man, a weak-kneed cuss.
Peware Of BRUNDRElTs fatet He thought
= warlike name could, thus be bought.
foar bugs aud dead snakes and twO-heaflet
y irog,. z" .a..a' q. n .9s''''1
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

TALK ABOUT WONDERS "A journeyman
shoemaker, who lost both Of his arms in
the war, is now in the employ of Messrs.
Ilirseh & Scsllan, III, Vine stree, Cincin-
nati,s who cat do the finest quality of sew
ed work with his toes This Is certainly q
little ahead Of anything we have ever
seen,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

II
InroRTKST TO BUsugEss MEN.-By refer
ence to our adveftiaing columns, it will be
seen that Mr.. E. O'Brien offers for sale his
extensive tdcefE a& IIdtpI Store, No.
2Ol Second street. Thisls, one OF the hest
Stands for hueinese 10 Dayton. Mr. O'Bridn
by years Of industry and perseverance,, has
built up atrade Of which any man might
be proud. Ills own success Is all the evil
ldenee needed C0f this fact ave do not
know Of more desirable opening for busi-
ness than 'thisin the Miami Valley, or one
in which safer or more profitable invest
ment could be made. The stockiis large
and Of the best quality, and the house has
an extensive and constantly increasing
country trade. The only reason MIR. O'Brien
assigns for selling out is his continued
III health. Years of constant toll have rem
dered rest and recreation necessary. Bus
iness men would do well to give this matter
their early attention.
a FEMALE FORGER AFLOAT.-A female, of
small stature, fine complexion, genteel
dress aud fascinating address, is now on
her rounds among the country banks buy
ing small drafts on New York Shealways
represents herself as wishing to send the
amount TO dcfray the funeral expenses of
some near relative. At different places has
gone by different names, especially in In
diana. She made small hauls in Indianap-
Olis-purc,ased two drafts on New York
one on the Citizens National on the llth Of
| lima cor go Of onI tho othar ~, tha Mo-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

Is a deliberate but unsuccessful at
tempt wa made, on Sunday morning, to
tise and destroy the National UaioH Office,
at Gin, innati
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

D.& u. R. R.--CnANGE or 1ME.-0n aud
after THURSDAY, Judy 10 trains leave Dayton
mail, 900 a Nj; Express 200 p. NJ.
Arrive at Dayson-Express, 10 :l5 A, NJ;
Mai, 90 p. II.
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GREAT DRS+GooDs SALE.-Attention is
invited to the notice of Messrs. Turner &
Walker who viii tomorrow commence to
retail their entire stock OF Dry Goods at
aohol5sdle prices, at their rooms, No. 80
Opera House Families and country deal
ers, especially, should avail themselves of
this opportunity to puschase goods at very
low figures. A simuiar opportunity is not
lilSelY soon 10 occnr
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Important to Stockholders of the
Barber OIL Well.

AuDOEtant 10 6JOcknOAuefS Oh the
Barber OIL Well.
Received July II, 1860. T;SOP. n
CoHUABUs, o., July II.
To SGmael Craighedd, Esq, DdstoL o..
/ want you TO have a notice In your daily
psope " lnDifOWI ana q,1ulHday m0fniIi&,
OF d meeting 10 beheld " Dayton. at Two
o'clock, Thursday, 18th, of the stockholders
OF the Barber OH Well and other property
on White Oak, Western Virginia, for the
purpose of organizing tlie company, and
other important business connected there
with. AND. WILSON, JR.
- TouSe MN LII You Want ~ pdt on
style, and not be too expensive,get You one
of those Knobby Suits, eustom-made, for a
very small sum,at the Eagle Clothing Store,
llS Main Street. three doors South Of
Market House.
40 SNisoa ~ ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

o. Dr. uwcn, Of Springfield, had an Of
fioe-drawer broken open, on Friday last,
and 5000 in bonds and money stolen from
IL.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18
BY TELEGRAPH3
The Heat of Yesterdnx

The Heat Of Yesterday.
At chicago, o A. NJ, 90, III the shade.
Z At Baltimore, 9i 20 l03Jin the shade.hf
CiAt Philadelphia, ei, and fouiteef fatal
cases of sun-stroke.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

AgvrfElIoN !-Eor the beat assortment Of
Ch'idrea's Clothing (chcap). 90 to Sclwarz,
llS Main Street
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Rouhd 10 Sem

The JBwELRY must bF sold without Fe-
serve, and without regard d cost. 4 Al
hurTying on the goods TO give possession
20 my successor in business.
1 will therefore sell al, Auction ever,
evening, my remaining stock Of goods. un
"a all are sold. lf % aaaiH. llH aii fiI. ra
Goods warranted, and IL not answerin,
20 the warranty, be returned In thIrtl
days. n ialr rIal or i.sig aa n iai... al5iif
Remember! Auction every evening, a
seven O'Clock, atmy store. ''
Suly tfa M0aI lt1P. A. l-AEER.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

THE RAcE-The long-tall;ed-of race
between tie celebrated horses, the Dayton
Burr Oak, aud Billy Crawford, will come
of over Tile Cincinnati and Miami Valley
Trotting Park, Thursday, July 10. This
win, undoubtedly, be one Of the closest and
fastest races that has ever come of in this
part of the country.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

CARrFNrER's sTOoLs.-To-morTow Thurs
day, evening, c. p. Huber & Son will sell n
Chest Of Carpenters Tools, at auction, at
their rooms.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

BARBER OuaWsnh. I've call attention to
notice in this evening" paper, for meet
Ing Of the gtockholds8 Of the Barber OH
Wen, to be held in this city on the 10th in
stant. We learn that Oh has been struck IN
this well, and that the yield far exceeds the
most sanguine antieipatioas OF all con-
cerned. Let al interested make note of
the flet and attend tbemeetings ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

QuFsuoN-wiy Is It schwarz Sells 50
many goods Because he sells the incest
made up keeps always on hand large
stock Of custom made Clothing, and more
especially sells with very small profit.
aud asks no two price, &C lIS Main street,
sign Of tue Golden E-a-g-l-e. 'a,
tIHfI I.f.a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

y p" I77I |IIIlf7 = = DO IL, n y
l'Fsuli oF TFE CINCINNATI GoBAcco
FAR.-we leml.from the Cincinnati En-
fr9s orltlfs morning, tlGtt the recent To-
bacco FAR IN that Gig was animmense sue
ces5. aadrfiis ahe4d. gi ANY similar Faig ever
held in clrs country, ThelFglef footediup
s273,ii& airesui5 noiaalniy gratifying to
every member Of the trace IN the NTest
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

"a we lind the followingi card in tie
jo@7qt Of thig moridng from which we
in'ei 'hai MIR. Staiey himself ID not cam
didate Tor denomination 30 ms Ireasurers
office We p4nsgge.ln.oo egayge for lte naer7
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-18

E8- For fine Black Cloth Suit, made IN
style and Of good cloth, call ON sellwarz
us Main Street, sign ofthe Golden Eagle.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-08-01

| A REMARKABLE CASE A child born
under peculiar circumstances. One of the
most remarkable cases that has ever come
under the observation of cur medical frater-
nifty has just TRANSFERRED at the residence Of
young man named Abriel, who resides on
First street, Arbor Hill. Mr.. A. is return
ed soldier. He has been home something
less than year. When he came he was
suffering from minnie ball wound through
the feshy part of the right arm 1t became
so bad that the attending physician talked
seriously of amputation. This worked seri-
ously on the mind of his young wife, for he
had but a short time previously been mar
riel. She cared for and dressed the arm
regularly, and paid every attention to it
not wishing to see her husband with only
one arm.
This was some eight or nine months ago.
Under, the kind care of the wife. whose
whole attention was absorbed in the thought
of a one-armed husband, the wound got well
and the arm was saved. Now for the Sc
quel All this transpired eight or nine
months ago. The other day the wife Of
Abriel gave birth to child who had one
well-developed arm, but the other was a
stump similar to the one which the poor
wife's mind was impressed with at the
time the surgeons were talking Of taking it
of. Amputation could not have produced
more beautiful stump, and what is more
the scar of the bullet hole, so visible on the
fathers arm, was as visible on the child's
arm at the base Of the stump, as ifreally in
ficted by ball. a
This is the most remarkable case of
"child-mark" ever known. Ithas attracted
the attention Of our leading physicians and
surgeons. The child is a healthy aud beau
tiful one, perfect in every respect, save the
absence Of the arm referred to- Albany
| IN. " Knickerbocker.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-08-01

nl- DYING FOR LovE.-A. gallant old
Scotch,ofIicer was narrating the unfortunate
history of an early friend who had been Jill
ted by tickle beauty in favor Of the Duke
of A., and he concluded his story thus, in a
tone of much emotion:
"Poor fellow! he never got over it. No
sir, twas the death of him" And then
after pause of much pathos, headed with
a faltering voice: @He did not live above
fifteen years after it"
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Evening Boat Song.

TIE shadows creep across the deep
And up the silent river,
While softly. through the central blue
Faint rays Of starlight quiver.
So fades life's light, SO fails its night,
And NANTES all in sadness,
Till stars oflove shine out above
And Gil the soul with glaaness.
Tie homeward main we slowly gain
With every oar-stroke's cadence,
And leave shore all peoplcd DER
With fairy men and maidens.
IT'S thus we glide on Times dark tide,
To labor's solemn measure,
Deaths shore to find, and leave behind
The fowery isles Of pleasure.
~>~-----~----so.-~~~-O-.
To Dorothy Ann
Though yellow thy hair,
And thy face like the tan,
] love thee sincerely,
My Dorothy Ann.
Hove to behold her
When flirting fan;
All! who is so graceful
As Dorothy Ann?
There is not maid
From New Smitbfeld to Dan,
That has half the beauty
OF Dorothy Ann.
AT q picnic I saw her
Drink milk from can,
Oh, who is so playful
AS Dorothy Ann?
Be mine, dearest maiden;
On, happy the man
That possesses the love Of
Dear Dorothy Ann.
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LOST OR DESTROYED.

nURING the occupation of Alexandra
~ by the United States Forces in 1864,
the last will or testament Of Stephen Out
law F. NJ. c. deceased, passed before Gwinn
Harris, Notary Public of the Parish of
Rapides, was LOST OR STOLEN OR
DESTROYED. The undersigned was APP
pointed by said will or testament the execu-
tor thereof, and gives notice that he intends
to institute in the Ninth judicial District
Court, Parish Of Rapides the necessary pro-
ceedings to have the same recognized and
established. Should said will or testament
be yet in existence, whoever may be in
possession threof is requested to present it
to the Clerk of the District Court of the
Parish of Rapides, for probate.
r. G, MARTIN.
July 25th ST..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-08-01

nea. The Louisville Journal calls upon
the Governor to appoint Board Of Emf
grafton, and adds:
Kentucky needs emgrants by the thou
sand and tens of thousands. Why, there
is land enough lying waste within an hours
ride of Louisville to sutain the whole popu-
lation ofthe State. We want artisans and
manufacturers, skilled mechanics and labor
ers to take the raw materials and trans
mute them into gold and wheat aud fruits
and flowers and elegant establishments into
homes and songs of joy and beauty.
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ESTRAYED,

ESTRAYED.
A SORREL horse branded B. G. on the
N left shoulder and hip. Ablack horse
branded on right hip-were taken up BY
the I'M = designed ut the plantation o.
g. w. Compton, on Bayou Rapiies. They
were appraised by Edward We'll, and John
Clements as being worth, the Sorrel $50
the black $25.
The owner will come forward, prove prop.
erty and take them away or they will be
dealt with according to law.
CHAS. L. ZIMMERMAN.
July 18th, 1866 3-t.
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va Anaa who was boasting that there
-4usyer was any rope or cord, whether made
hemp, wire, or anything else, Id which
sa Y eould not tie double bow knot. was
cord Of wood. e 2 Auos y :
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lSALE OF HORSES AT AUCTION.
| II will sell at Public Auction at the Court
j House door, at 10 o'clock, on
SATURDAY AUGUST, 4th 1866.
/ 20 heads ofl6nc American and half breed
horses. ~
Terms ofSale: a Cash; the remainder
ON d credit, without interest, until the lst
of December, the. purchaser giving good Sc
cnrity for the payment Of the purchase
money "a s. %
MONROE SHERMAN.
/! July 25tb, Ut.
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Ny Saxon Blonde,
BY JOHN B. SAKE,

s4s n BY JOHN B. SAKE. @
They say the dask,eyed maids of Spain
Are passionate and fond;
But eyes Of blue are tender aud true;
g Give me my Saxon Blonde!
An arch coquette is the brunette:
Biithe and merry and gay;
Her lore may last till the Summer is past
But my blondes forever and ayel
Ii bards Of old the truth have told,
The Sirens have raven hair;
~ But Ger the earth since Art had BIRTH.
sc They point the Angels ail
All, well may be, the truth tosee
-. a lover is over fond;
) And Ican't deuy--nor will / try
"a NY love is . golden blonde!
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julius Goodman
March 2sth, 1866, If.

March 2sth, 1866, If.
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of State Of Louisiana, Par
Caleb Taylor, ISL of Rapides-eth Ju
deceased. dicial District Court.
pY VIRTUE of an order issued from the
- District Court Of the Parish of Rap.
ides, and directed to the Sheriff thereof
will be sold at auction to the highest bid.
der at the Court House door nthe town Of
Alexandria, on M
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1866,
the following property belonging to said
succession, to-wit: sa1
The undivided half Of square No. 36 in
the town Of Alexandria one half of 10
oxen 2 wagons and cart.
TERMS, OF SALE: For the real estate a
credit Of six months, with vendors lien re-
tanned on the property; for the personal
effects, CASH in U, S. Treasury notes.
JAMES R. ANDREWS,
July IL, IDS. Sheriff.
Printers fees $I3 SO.
,>~0~-e.o~~o~4y>~,ec~,~ >e~oo-~~-.,~~,,,.ooooo~s
Il O S II -. s..ss.
A NOTE Of hand drawn by John TEN
II pleton, {. m. c., in favor Of the under
signed, for one hundred and forty five dol
lars, payable the 18th of0ctober next, and
dated June 18th, 1866.
All persons are warned not to trade for
said note as payment has been stopped.
ELLIS BROWN,
,July IL. 1876. 3t* Freedman
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CYPRESS LUMBER.

DARTIES wishing good cypress lumbe
Il can be supplied at the lowest market
price at the mill Ion Red River at the mouth
Of the Dar6) or at Alexandra by leaving
their bills at the clerks Office. Terms cash.
w. & T. BUSH.
Alexandria, July 2ath. Ats
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
District COurt-Parish of Rapides.

MN III JUUICIAL UISTRIUT.
No. 433.-Estate Of Peter Belgard, Ad
ministration and Inventory.
M HEREAS Jacob Paul has made ap
w plication to this Court to be appoint
ed Administrator of the Estate of Peter
Belgard Notice is hereby given to all
whom it doth or may concern, to show
cause, with ten days from the date hereof
why the same should not be granted.
Clerks Office, Alexandra, Louisiana
July 18th, 1866.
w. W. WELLINGTON, JR.,
/. Jnly Is, ct. Clerk.