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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-08-16
a. AELkGEsAN'S PEEES
FOR CHILLS AND FEyEp

r ElA X,
q SEkIAlN CURE ! Gallignan's Pills are
y composed simply of Vegetable 6Tajil;,,o'
S ne - ere CatnaTuG Fills, acting upon Iba
ooomach' Liver and Bowels; co7tai1ii3c no
arsenic, Calomel, Blue Mass or an go ~
mineral substance. The great advauf7o-o re-
pToprctors claim for these Pills Is. that Lii
out enJ 'ld ~ 1alonel, Blue Mass or other min
efals, tney VIII cure the most obstinate ices
u u ChlIIs and Fever, Dumb Ague. PeTiocli9oi
ii!d1ee'utche, Neuralgia, and ali affections 80 =
IKE character. Follow the directions ana 80 =
th ken mug 1hey VIII do all that is claimed for
LII Ill. Try one box, and their own TocriSs
VIII recommend them ever Afterwards 'ts
e have used GaIlighan's Pills. and bo,-o
reetd nil .C Them 70 fail 70 cure when the d.
aor.lCns were followed, and unhesifafin1iv ~
commend Ili them 70 public favor: 7iJ IT,
Ihomas II. Watts, Ex-Governor Of Alo1.o,.o
Iaholnas j. Judge. Judge Supreme Corl d.
court %Gte of Aa GHgghery' Judge Ninth Circuit
Ai i,no. ". a. Sanford, Attorney General Of
Of R Rasons s' XTs6sm pand secretary Grand Lodge
Wm. e; aller, sheriff Montgomery H. !,
W Crawford Bibb, :.
oo,,+,' =. thlddell New Orleans, late RaiIrood
: IN tfactor, Alabama, Georgia. etc i'''ii "au
T. A. Banks. Commission i Mer re,
"e'' nay son. Mayor Wetnmpka. Alabama.
Wholesale Agents.
fHoS. W. MARSDFN. 40 %,
HARRAL, RISLEY q T0MPE y-I2>' ~ ~ ork.
street, New York. - ~ o'Chambers
p 3 = :, ard ARD WILDER & Co, Iou;s,-i11o r
p r n h,3 by NA I'D II CO.. New Orleans 10
Sold by all Druggists.
l=f7 Retail Priee-s1 30 per Box.
BLOUNT q Hale
iyalde,, OIL Sole Proprietor.
=. s. Montgomery, Ala. !
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SNIP REFUGE NEW ORLEANS, July 1859.
II TossHsoasn, Esq Orleans Cotton Press:
SIR: In January last received from your Press 1859
bales Of cotton. of which about 1000 were recon
pressed and bound with your Iron Tie" I
can safely affirm that the cotton bound was To-
ceived il better order than it generally from
the Presses that it slowed better, and enabled the
ship 70 carry more than on any previous voyage
TIE cotton when discharged from the ship in
Liverpool was in better order than the rope bound
cotton; it is highly preferable for ground tier
danpness from the ballast has no effect upon it for
il Is well known by pract cal men that dampness will
rot tho rope bound I can confidently recommend
voTir Iron Tie took this lot for experiment
and carefully watched it both in loading and dis
charging
am Sir Yours Respectfully,
JOHN HOWARD Master
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smERIFF2S SALE.

IN DISTRICT C0URT-State of LouisaHa-Parish
Z of CadGo-No. 7165-D. PoBsT, eX'r VS.. T. A. CLARK.
By virtue Of writ of sale issued from the Hon the Dis
trct Court Of the parish of Caddo and to directed
| will sell at public auction at the Court House door, IN
the city of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 18th day of November, 1866,
between the hours Of y o'clock A. NJ and O'clock P
Lot No seven o. containing ten acres of land, in the
northwest quarter of section No. five co., township
seventeen 90 range thirteen C3), per map plan
of same recorded in record book n page ALL and
tanned within the following metes aud bounds to wit
From section corner south ten chains, east twenty
chains for the place of beginning thence east ten
chains south ten chains, west ten chains and north
chains TO the place Of beginning, lying and being
in the parish of Caddo.
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued IN the above
titled suit with all costs.
Terms Of Sale-0n credit of twelve months purcha-
sers giving their with approyedp security
bearing eight per cent interest from day Of sale until
paid, waving benefit Of appraiSement
J. W. MAHLE Dep. Sheriff.
Shreveport September 10, 1856. TT fS42 90
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TO THE PUBLIC.

II To correct an error in my former statement and IL
show the wilIfu misrepresentation made by L. NJ DUR
IN his last card justice to myself requires that appear
3nce more, though reluctantly, before the public.
The transaction, oashng of the draft and note be-
fore referred to- occurred the 18th instead Of the 18th
II May the money therefore, was IN tie 5uuk until the
i'll.
IN consequence it the 10th Of May that I had
3he conversation with Col. Johnson in which, as be-
fore stated Col ]. said that Durr had shown him my
letter.
He bubbles about and grasps at this error Of date
with the tenacity Of drowning man at straws-an error
aat cannot at all affect the ets in the case, as the
dates Of my letter published and my own statements
show it evidently mistake, unintendoual, for state
that the transaction occurred the day Of the city
tiecuon, which all know was on the 9TH.
The same feelings which render him so unwilling to
acknowledge my language to him in my room, would
doubtless prompt him deny the language Of my let
3er Of the 9th, if be could
He says that in the letter he received about dusk on
the evening started to Washington demanded that
she affair should be settled before left" This is the
etter, copy Of which did retain, and be resorts
70 the oowarlly subteruge Of attempting to misrepre-
sent it but Capt. L. d. Mutt read it as wrote and
can testify its tenor viii but repeat that if it is 9th
trwse than as stated in my last publication, let him
produce it. He says that in my letter of the oath July
withdrew my slanderous charges" That letter as
published shows that did net withdraw my charges;
proposed ac0adai0n, and far specified D2,pose to
;eroke my letter Of the 9Th he refused the condition
and not only the revocation nat made but the
proposition Immediately cancelled; therefore, 10
etracoa las e1 been made apology qfssd. He says
That he has never minated by word deed that he
would consent to an arbitration" Capt L. NJ Mutt
authorises me to state that he, lDurr,) agreed to
arJjtra5e" the matter, and that the word arbitra-
zion used by them in their conversation.
The gentleman battles his wrongs and hurls back ep-
ithets with schoolboy poltrooDcry worthy Of him.
en- the 14th day Of Nav he wrote, demanding retrac-
don of the charges and threats" &C. l refused ten
teriDg him any satisfaction He satisfied. now
ask him to settlement Of the affair IN Gny manner he
n1qy sec proper; otherwise, my charges remain unre-
traccd, unapoogised for.
Oct. H. 1855 T. a. FLANAGAN.
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Strl-f,r.ss.raAa- sarn
LIZ
Successlon5 of DAVID i. DIcEs0E and Mrs G. d. SE'
raH


SUGGESTIONS Of DAgIDF. DEcEaos ana hrs. G. .. EEw
HAN, deceased
GtFAgE OF I0UTSIANA-Parish OF Caddo. By Yr
- tae and u pursuance OF au order d The clerk O
the District CoQrt Of the parish Of Bossier State o
Louisiana and commission thereon issued iirectag
70 me Sheriff and e1ofieo auetioneer ID and for tho
parish vi GaadQ State aforesaid Witt se at publig
aaeo3, az tae eori Haa5e DOOR "a the city 81 shreTe
port on
Saturday, the 18th day of November, 1866,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock N and 4 o'cIocIp
NJ the following described property, found and being
IN the parish of Caddo, belonging in common to the
SUGGESTIONS of David F. Dickson and Mrs. c. " New
man, deceased, to-wit:
The north fractional half of section twentv-one L2l
township twenty coy range fourteen (14) containing
one hundred and sixty and 4S00ths 60 $1,000 acres
the northwest quarter Of section twenty-five ear
township and range, containing hundred and sixty
and 76l00ths $4,000 acres the southeast quarter
section twenyone 81 township and range con-
tanning hundred and sixty l60) acres the north
east fractional quarter OF section twenty 20) same
township and range containing one hundred and sixty
(l67) acres-containing in all six hundred and
twenty eight and 24100ths 1928 2400 acres yingan
situated in the parish Of Caddo.
--Also-
One mare mule, q Pink ;"
One sorrel horse mule Pete !"
One brown MULE Brown"
One gray mule, g" Luck -
One lot of old furniture;
One two horse wagon;
One set backsmithS' tools
One six-mule wagon
One OK wagon;
Two yoke oxen:
Thirteen head of CATTLE
Forty head of hogs
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with the benefit of appTaise-
ment. If the movable any portion thereof does not
bringit appraisement in cash. the same will be imme-
dately re6tfered and sold credit of twelve months;
the land should not bringts apprasement in cash. it
will be reddvertsed according to law and sold on
credit Of year. the purchasers on credit to give
their notes, with good personal security bearing per
cent. per annum interest from the day of sale and
special mortgage to be retained the land to
payment of the purchase money.
TH0S. R. SIMPSON, Sheriff,
and ex-ofico auctioneer.
9hrnr-nr,nrt Il ,f 80
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state Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Caddo.


TYENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Contributes is
Ill hereby given, that John Armstrong has this day
filed ID my office bis petition be appointed admins
traitor Of the succession Of Thos j. benson deceased
and unless opposition be made thereto within ten DAYS
said Armstrong VIII be appointed administrator as
prayed for.
e. Given under my hand officially this the 9Th
! L :. day Of October, D. 1866
49, rol7 ~ Ri WRIGHT Clerk
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FOR SALE
NrRAY mULE.
state Of Louisiana- Parish Of Caddo


SUCCESSION Of 4. .. MERsHON, deceased.
FryENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Notice is
IL hereby given that \. E. Wright has this day fled
in my office his petition to be appointed administrator
Of the succession Of A. L. Mershon deceased, and
less opposition be made thereto within days, said
+ Wright will be appointed administrator, as prayed
for.
g. Given under my hand officially, this the 18th
I. 5 day Of October, A b. 1865.
10y lois 2t7 r. 7. WRIGHT, Clerk
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succession OF JOSEPH BAIRD, deceased
sET7ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Notice is
Ill hereby given that Mary o. Baird has this day
fled in nay office her first annual account of the success
sion Of Joseph Baird deceased and unless opposition
I'd made thereto within thirty days the same will be no
mologated, as prayed fer
(--) Given under my hand officially, this the 18th
l. s. day OF October 4. D. 1856
- fol7 ST. r. J. WRIGHT Clerk
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f@a,0@ = ALEN. STEER, John White,
s4@FE:ts3 master. will make regular trips between
zSz=zss.'szENsw Orleans, Shreveport and Jefferson,
touching at all intermediate points for the balance OF
the seaspR The Speer has been thoroughly repaired
and stands Al ID ali the insurance offices. For freiguS
or passage apply on board, or to
wis I,y1 PHELPS 3 CO., Agents.
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SAC of Louisiana---PalisE 81 caado.
State Of TOuisjana---parisb Of Cadd0.

SUCCESSION Of IT. 5 HOWELL, deceased.
TEEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT--Noticc ia
Z hereby given that Mary II. Howell, administra
trix has filed in my Office final account and tabeau
of distribution in the succession of II. S Howell de-
ceased and unless opposition be made thereto within
thirty days the said account will be approved, homo
LOCATED and made the judgment Of the Court prayed
for.
{--} Given under r,y hand officially this oath day
- $50 ST. R. j. WRIGHT, Clerk
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FOR SALE,
AUCTION SALE.
Extensive aad Positive Sale of
PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS


Extensive aad Positive Sale of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS
At A u C I ION.
10y PITTS THAYER-C. G. Thayer, Auetioneer.
Saturday, october 20, 1866,
al 10 o'clock A. MI at their salesroomS, NO. on the
Leyee.
50 sacks Rio Coffee, Sugar,
80 boxes Tobacco, Flour,
10 bbls Pork Soap,
20 Molasses, Candles,
20 Syrup, oyster, Pickles,
50 bbls Whisky, comprising the favorite brands Of
" Dexter" May Apple" Orange Grove, Rock
Spring. !" Red Rosa' aud " Brooms' Celebrated
Terns-CASH in U. s. Treasury Notes Folo2t
AUTION SALE.
Of Condemned o. S. Quartermaster Property.
WILL be sold on SATURDAY, the 28th day of
w October 1856 at 10 o'clock a. NJ, at the Office
Post Quarermaster, in Spring street. Shreveport, La
the following quartermaster stores
One Horse, Carpenters Tools,
Ambulance Harness, Blaeksmiths' Tools
Letter Presses, Scales
StTetchers, Grain Sacks, etc, etc.
Cruppers 4 BACK Straps,
Terms Of sale --CASHin Z S. Treasury Notes.
3. BOGGS
clio p lst Lieut., 8. 4. Q. VI.
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Shreveport Price Current.

(1fApE FROM AcTUAL SALES, As THEY TRANSFERRED
it should be understood that our quotations gener
ally, represent the Wholesale prices In filing saai
orders higher rates will have % be paid.
SoUTH WESTERN 0FrEcE
October VI, 1856
C0rT0NIAe market last " ednesday morning opened
dull and gloomy, owing to the receipt by telegraph
of the condition of the New Orleans market Later in
the day however, our cotton factors were advised that
cotton making effort for its sovereignty. Con-
sequently, the day advance was perceptibe in
our market.
Favorable advices Thursday Friday and Saturday,
per telegraph fairly our cotton buyers crazy and
the competition for the samples the factors tables
lively at about 3Oc in currency for strict low mid
ding, taxes paid. The following copied from Col D.
B. Martin report of the condition of the market for the
past two days made from his table We place full re-
lance in il:
MoNDAY-3farket opened this morning at Is 526c for
ordinary, tax paid; good ordinary 2702Sc and low
mddling 29@30c. closing at 353c for the latter the
tax paid by the seller.
TUEsDAY-Cotton opened this morning at better fig
ures owing to the favorable over the wires and
prices rule fully 1c. higher for all grades than the
closing rates Of yesterday.
The warehouse receipts from the interior since our
last report up 425 bales against 100 for the week
before The shipments for the same time reach 4$7
bales, against 159 for the week previous.
The following is correct statement of the amount Of
cotton on storage last night the respective ware
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ggTCgEsSF0N NOTICE.

Succession Of LEWIS f. HoLr, deceased.
LII persons having claims against the above success
n sion hereby notified to present Them duly au-
thencated, to the undersigned, administrator for
acknowledgement and liquidation; and those indebted
thereto notified to forward and pay up with
out delay, if they wish to costs.
j. S. WISE, Administrator.
Shreveport, October II, 1866, AT
SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE ACHING ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
Shreveport, La. October Is, 1856
GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office
- until the Both dayOf October, 1866, to sup
ply the troops at this post with Wood for six months.
Wood to be delivered of good Hickory, Oak or Ash.
Contract will be given to lowest responsible bidder.
b. BOGGS,
OH q LIST Lieut., Act Asst Quartermaster
FOR SALE.
a N TWO-H0RSE Wagons.
W 80 WhceibarroHs Apply to
j. NJ. WASKOM & CO.,
oil If Cotton Factors and Com. Merchants
0sA SACKS CORN-0n consignment For sale
AOV by [ol7 2tl W. T, RAPLEY co.
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AUCTION SALE.

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES
and Hats-Groceries, Liquors, Cigars
AND TOBACCO.
AT TION.
EgY PITTS & THAYER-c. g. Thayer, Auotioueer.
wednesday, October II, 1865,
and continuing daily at 10 o'clock NJ at their sales
rooms, No 4 on the Levee,
Ageneral assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Clothing, Boots, Shoes aud Hats
Groceries, Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco
Terms-CASH in U. $. Treasury Notes OH 1t
TO DEBTORS.
r HAVE left all notes Of hand due me with B. N.
4 JOHNSON, Esq, at the Bank, for collection. All
those who cannot pay full will please call him and
pay at least part Of their indebtedness. The notes
generally have been due several years. and it is high
time liquidation was made
or 3t# ]. T. HERND0N,
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sc al Lonisiana-I.arish al Caddo.

SUCCESSFUL u OACbB l1Mlllir uettdeCd.
TH7ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-No. 789-
4 Notice is hereby given that VIM. n. Turner, adj
minstrator, has this day filed in my office bis third
nua account in the succession of Jacob Smith, de
ceased aud unless opposition be made thereto within
thirty days, the same will be approved and homoogaed
prayed for.
- Given under my hand officially, this I'd day
L. S. of October, A. :. 1866
- o3 5t7 r. J. WRIGHT. Clerk.
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JOHN n. HOWELL,
RECEITING, FORWARDING
AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE,
lat the terminus Of the Marshall Railroad,)
Shreveport, La.

FH7HE undersigned respectfully informs his old patrons
Receiving Forwarding and General Commission bust
ness, at his Brick Fireproof Warehouse, at the
terminus Of the railroad, on the Levee. This Ware
house which is nearly finished, was built under
his immediate supervision, and is as reproof as
any house in the city lie is now ready for business,
and days of yore, will give his undivided atten-
ton to all entrusted to him.
Liberal cash advances made;on Cotton and Produce,
to be sold in market for shipment his friends
in New Orleans.
Thankful for past farors be respectfully socits
tinuance Of the same.
ol0tfl JOHN n. HOWELL.
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nJSg0ETTIDE.

FEHHE partnership heretofore existing under the name
Z Of Strauss L Hackel was dissolved by mutual
conset on the first instant All persons having claims
against the firm will present them immediately for set
clement 3. STRAUSS
T p HACKED,
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BATTLE HOUSE,
Edwards Street, Shreveport.
~. THE undersigned has leased this commodious
III house, which has been thoroughly repaired and
.i elegantly furnished. No expense will be spared
70 make my guests comfortable The table will be fur
nished with the best the market affords and the most
attentive and reliable servants win always be in attend
ance. Fo10 SIN s. D. PITTS, Proprietor.
FOR SALE,
lzsz-=- A FINE PIANO-(Sent as specimen
81 g Boardman, Gray & Co., manufacturers
IT Ut! Price-s85o.
afo 5ti WALSH & BOISSEAT.
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fFNHRESHERS and H0RSE-P0WERS-A Elstner
4 Trustworthy & Co.'s-For sale BY
JONES. BUDL0NG q co
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-09-06
IMPORTANT NEWS.


Geo. r. Brott to Enter Lower Town.
The matter Of title in Lower St. Cloud,
which has for many years been = vexed
question, seems likely soon to come to q
final settlement. A letter was received by
the officers Of the Land Office at this place,
from the Commissioner of the General Land
Office, under date Of August 22d, directing
that the St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Com
pany and the Governor Of the State be re-
quired to file in the General Land Office a
REIMBURSEMENT to these lands, viz: Lots l,
2, and 4, and sw NV ! and NV I sW
+, Section IS, Township 124, Range %,
being all of Lower Town If they fail to
file this REIMBURSEMENT within sixty days,
Mr. Brott shall nevertheless 'sbe permitted
to enter all that portion Of said tracts which
does not conflict with the rights of other
parties" This decision Is rendered under
the provisions Of an Act Of Congress ap-
proved May 26th, 1860, entitled IAN Act
for the relief of George F. Brott.''
We congratulate the people of Lower
Town upon the final settlement of this trou-
blesome matter. Mr.. Brott is now In WASH
ington, and will probably soon arrive here.
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RAILROAD COMPLETED TO SAINT
CLOUD raI
First Tr.in, Saturday, sept. 1st, 1866.

First Train, Saturday, Sept. LIST, 1866.
Last Saturday Witnessed the arrival at
the depot on the east side Of tho MISSISSIPPI
ri, directly opposite St. Cloud. Of the first
passenger train on the st. Paul and 81.
Cloud Railroad. The cars reached their
destination at half past twelve O'Clock,
with small excursion party, embracing
the officers, Of the road, Senator Ramsey,
Judge Nelson, Mayor Prince, State Audi
tor McIlrath, representatives of the St.
Paul press, and q few others-about twenty
in all. Owing to . misunderstanding with
regard to the time when the train should
arrive, but three St. Cloud people were
present, Messrs. Gorton, Sweet and Greg
Dry, who, however, did the honors Of the
occasion. The party remained but short
time, when they returned to Big Lake,
where fine collation. had been prepared
by that famous st. Paul caterer, 10. Hall.
Regular trains are now running over the
road, one train per day-arriving At noon
and leaving in half an hour afterwards.
Freight trains will be put on next week;
and about the 18th inst, two daily passen-
ger trains will arrive and depart.
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~ All kinds Of Job printing, in Eng
fish, German or Norwegian. executed at
his Office. Send in yoar orders.

CAucus.-The Republicans Of St. Cloud
will meet in Caucus st'rhe Court House. in
said town, on SATURDAY, the 9Th inst,
at eight o'clock ?. H., for the purpose Of
electing Eve delegates to attend the Repub-
lican County Convention, to be held at St.
Cloud, on the 18th inst., and to transact
any other business that may properly come
before them.
]. B. MILLS,
**E T. c. MCCLURE,
H. z. MITCHELL,
Town Committee.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-09-06

! Observation-Disclosures all parts Of this
County We have received the most encoura-
king reports concerning the feeling on
Congressional matters The following from
Fair Haven may be taken as sample:
ls.Among Republicans here, We have none
but Donnelly men." Prospects are also
favorable in the adjoining counties. Mr..
Donnelly is the man for the place, and We
venture the prediction that he will be kept
rAere. :t}1 = '.~' . 80 @.~s