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AGENCY FOR
HERRING & CO.'S
PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE. DAMP AND BURGLAR PROOF
S A e ID S.

TTERRING & CO. HAVING HAD OVER TWENTY.
FIVE years experience in the business, and then
SAFES having stood most successfully the severess
tests both of Fire and Burglars, and being used oy
large proportion of Banks and others through the wnoa
country they arc offered for sale with the utmost conn.,
dence. .-oo, r.. yro :.
The inner lining of the BURGLAR PROOF SAFES Is
composed of HERRING X FLOYD'S PATENT I5, ChfS.
Tailed IRON, which has withstood successfully an
attempts of the best mechanics to DRILL through ~
The following from many of the largest
in the country, including The Novelty Iron Morks'
MONTGOMERY IRON WORKS,
New York. April 10, 1S62}
Mcssrs HERRING & Co., 25l Broadway: ox,,,.
GESrLENES-I have given HERRING n tLO1Us
PATENT CRYSTALIZED IRON thorough test ana
And it perfect protection against DRILLING & put =
in the hands of one OF our best mechanics ana nno u
will rrsist any Drill we can make after long trial. and
using up eli The Drills make w WE ARE oBL1G5p 51
TO ACKNOWLEDGE OUR INABILITY 70 = NJ. AZ,
TT consider il impossible for Burglar to put hoio
through by any Drills he can USE wien placed Us W"
use il in YOUR BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.
W y Nv. ~ r,snoctfullv MIERS CORYELL,
Ion,arv superintendent
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aT NOTICE TO LOTHOLDERS-1N CONSE-
oUENCE OF the depredatons being committed on the
Grounds no will be allowed to attend to any lot ex
cept those employed by the Company.
J. J. STROUD,
December Secretary.
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NJ THE WEEKLY RECORD CAN BE PUR-
CHASED at r. P. RUGGS, Market-strcet, and N. II.
QUINNs Kingstreet at which places newsboys can be
supplied
CO no papers will be sold from the Office In Hayne
stroct December l6
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aS- DIR. H. BAER.-OFFICE AT THE DRUG
STORE of Nr. a. C. PHIN, Meeting street, near Mar.
bot November 90
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ag-NOTlCE TO THE CITIZENS OF CHARLE;

09-NOTlCE TO THE CITIZENS OF CHAltLE'-
ToN.-Dr. wM L. FOSs offers his PRoFEssIoNA
SERVICES 20 the citizens of Charleston aud calls ther
attention to his treatment of Chronic Diseases genera
especially Chronic Cutaneous Diseases, delicate afe'
tons and Carbuncle-as his treatment in those dseass
is far superior and entirely different to the old mode f
practice and based on successful experience Of moe
than twelve years standing. No mercury arsens,
iodine causc acids uscd and no particular restr'
tions requisite as to dict
Ihavc been practising medicine in Barnwe District fG
sixteen years. and well acquainted with an
treatment of that proean and morbihc agent minsm-
also typhoid fever, convulsons chorea and other dis
eases to which the human system is iable; and haN
cured inyeterate cases of cutaneous diseases in e'
weeks that had existed for years and baled all previol
treatment
Onice and residence, No. 1S3 kING-STREET.
Very respectfully your obedient servant.
Dcccmber6 mwf17* WM. L. FOSS, NJ. D.
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. SPECIAL NOTICES.

e ~, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-THE
a Meeting Of the Corporation of this Church will
.be held in the Lecture Room, TOMovow afternoon I'd
Ja1uary, OF o'clock The puncual attendance of the
sPcw,holdcfs is particularly requested.
{ Z By order of the President.
& January1 II R. B. DowIE, Secretary.
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first National B
of Charleston.
| Bank
Charleston. Dec. 9,

Charleston, Dec. 30. 1860.
Sn lctereinitinimuns nit eer IuttpritGt eem Ssmps
treucr tcr Gurreucp nt in srlse einsS VelaMges ~ Pc
rem 2tcr Sauuar lnt br Npracns in ibrerl Sat 0es
tGutc riber Sant ron ebarIeiicn crDiIncn.
Jan l. SB. 6. SSrecfe. Gdfirer.
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$ M THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF
IoHA l. 1sG6.-1n conformity with
carter and by order of the Board of Directors this
Ban, Will be open for business To-lorrOu the 2d inst
;ses O'Clock A. NJ. H G. LopER,
:. January Cashier.
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= Office -CONSIGNEES PER SCHOONER
TFFID FAUST, from New York, are hereby notified
tt she is This Day dscharging at Kerrs Wharf Goods
manning the wharf ut sunset will be stored Mt ex-
,Srsc and risk Of owners
Asnucry1 D. ]. STURGEs, Agent.
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IYgrNOTICE TO COTTON AND NAVAL
sloREs sHRPERs.-The undersigned is prepared to
! LmSk; fun iA3Hl ADVANCES shipments of E:.iuce
sShIst. class Houses In New York and Liverpool.
e. - ~ ~. 3: wMLrAM H.$wJ JsedeH, Y
x9e:aA5Dk:s stIer= .5s ,a;s II fEaosBay rdt v. G.
BEE & Co.'S, corner ct East Bay and 7ahderhorsts
Wharf. December 2e
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NOTICE TO CoNsIGNEEs.- THE sCHR
;ETAH, from Baltimore, is This Day discharging at
oti atlantic Wharf. All goods remaining uncallcd
Scr ct set will bo stored at risk and expense of
Owners. WILLIS CHISOLM.
J>nunry1
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gT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DISTINCTLY GEORGE BUST, ESQ.,,
Ordinary. = Whereas MOSES LEVY, Of Charleston,
Police Officer mne suit to to grant him Letters of
Administration Of the Estate and Effects of JANE
STEWART, late of Charleston, Spinstcr These are,
therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said JANE STEWART deceased
that they be and appear before me- in the Court of Or
dnnry to be held at Charleston at No. Rutcdgestree
ON 18th day Of January. 1866 after publication hereof
at IL O'Clock III the forenoon to show cause. If any
they have why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this thirtieth day of December,
A. D. 1865. GEORGE BUST,
January m1 .Iuipe of pr0bateS
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|, 3Ha,- "THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
;CHARLEsTON. ON."-cEARLEsToN, SOTH DECEMBER
pursuance of authority from the Comptroller
the Currency, and by virtue of resolution of the
Boardof Directors, this Bank will commence business
on Fuesdry, I'd January at O'Clock a. NJ, ut their
Banking House, formerly " Bank of Charleston"
- Docssnber SOP - WM. C. DREESE, Cashier.
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Re HILLS HAIR DYE-FIFTY CENTS
BLACK OR DR0WN.-Instantaneou in effect, reliable
for natural appearance, beauty of color and durability
also the cheapest and best in use Depot No. &C John
street, corner of William street. New York. and sold by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere.
November 90 emo
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sS- AWAY WITH SpECTACLES.-OLDE EYES
made new, without Spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt OF ten cents Address
E. B. FooTE. NJ. D., No. l13O Broadway, New York.
November
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-25
@ I.lsl
Cincinnati Railroad. bad

Three Trains Daily,
TIaThT EXCEPT SgEDAYIAY0E "a
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
Little NIianii .E CoIunibtiSSN Xenia
|lllG = & Railroads. 2 = 5LdO
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f.oSee - N GOOD school. lsl

OS Miss Mary E!Schefer, daughter Of louis
.tOSehefer, Esq, and Miss, Anna Matthews;
daughter of DIR. j. e. Matthews, ofthis
, city, lefton Monday morniae of fttiiisI@eSk,
.Scto attend rs pupils in the PiedmO9tl pSti-
+, tute at Charlottesville, Va, within. one mile
- Of Monticello, the dwelling and fhiabfest-
.tt ing place Of the Immortal Thomas, Jeffr-
son. Piedmont Institute. under the super
"a 'intendenee of Mrs. RpR Meafe, has De-
sc eetvedly the,reputation of -beings the mPst
thorough, school for young ladies IN the
tApUnited States.A CtiAtoit De,a0crm9 9Ott .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-25
CoLEunBUs, EDlS5 obi65.. August Is. 1858.

~ We. tho undoFsigpeds tak9peAspre inree eOnpend-
p f 5Rf RHS oFTE 5s III 6hSsUS PE0PIES PPE6RES
HA Lib ASSOCIATION. The erection Of Peo-
zples Hall, such as is oontemp ated has been ade-
sderAthm for many years and the people at large,
well as all true lovers Of the divine art Of Music,
are deeply and qualy interested 10 the laudable,
noble object the managers have in view, and should
feel greatly Obliged to them for th practicable egt-
innate means proposed for its attainment Being
bpersOnay acquainted with the parties connected
with the Association We feel warranted to say, that
their well established standing forinegrity and re-
spOnsbity, offers asuTe Rnarantee that tho entef-
prise will be fairly and honorably ndueted, we
therefore ttust that their efforts may be
and the speedy success Of their undertaking insured
by warm and generous patronageO on the part Of the
bf'JD Cox, Governor Of State. sa,yn, X Z. .osrl =
James II Goldman, Auditor Of State, q sa-raB
10 William II smith, Secretary Of State. Irni .
b Ms Warner Treasurer Of State le. .ju-oi
w III W est Attorney General Of State. .!noy
TX COwan, Adjutant Gentral Of State and Chair
z y1man. Mon 81 ate Central Committee. spu
lllW' II Day, Qunrtermaster General Of State.
X Taylor. Chief Of the Bureau Of Claims. f.fF
Thomas Sparrow, G NJ Of Nasons Ohio. - IN
L.; j. II Wbeeeri PrG NJ Of 00F. uda..s
Joseph DoSdall, PGP y" "l..na.f bic
James g Bull, Mayor, Columbus. 5.4r
Luther Donaldson, President City Council. H.
James I Patterson, Member :,
i }'f$$ 8 : Rsinhard. : Z l0a%.
"a EG i i,lf1 Alf51msIrong. ..wrrra %%rdirr,l
i CT9II " r,rr" -.ra.-,'E .gig
{EJTPderios u Jaeger, +" :. .. .Jp p Ia,f mn !
ia a RacLv "a" l. .'h f" ~ .1.'ni /
&e SSsP0 SssSssH.' : SSSns' ''f aiT r" r,gsa. s''.
X Chadwick. .r4 Ir's,,t .fr.. y, .Hfts#s,..
HylM iyouW, ..LH .U-Ip Ti'7., 'osa Hols
JIG G1bOmpsOn. chairman Democratic S c Com.
| Wm DQmigan, County Sheriff. r1its7,, gH.., {
.n Jsmes NJ CoWly, Editor Journal. .grrs s,.
AmB La' man, Editor Statesman. ..go. y.r.l
s Nla DeDulSOn late POstuaster (ieDerAl. 3 :
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IN GOLD.

The earnings are steadily increas+
ing, and are estimated at over 800, 900
in,Gold for the month of Augustine
~ official report for that month not hav -b
= ing been received at this date, 1,gs
Ds'd The construction of the road d, D,
going vigorously forward, ,-24 miles
additional being nearly ready for
70 the cars,-7and it will probably be
9 in full operation to the California
'i State Line - 156 miles from 6a-
cramento rcity-during the summer
Of 1867, when its earnings must be
very large, as the entire trade Of Ne
i1a vada, and a large proportion of that
of Utah, Idaho and Montana must pass
over its line. It has been shown by
reliable statistics that in 1858 over
$13,ooo,ooo in Gold was paid for
freighting goods from California to
na2Nevaia alone CIT iiaist i,ioi 2
I, ,'a, ,n This part Of the Great Pacific Rail-
NJ. road Route is destined to be one of the
i'qmost profitable lines Of railroad in the
world, and its First Mortgage Bonds
are among the best secured and most
desirable Investments ever offered. 10
.riE Over 81, 1000, 900 has already been
expended in grading beyond the point
TO which the road is now running, and
the iron is Bought and paid for suffil4: I:
~ eient to lay the track the eptirs. dis
~ tance to the State IineIonaaR Cd, yr'f is
"a 1o' The Road hasibeeH completed and
equipped thus far without thetsald Of
IA single dollar .qof its First Mo- IT.
gage Bonds, and they are now offered
, ,at0Ithe public for the frat time, after
theearnings of the Road have reached
.tgthe sum of $1o0, 900 per month in
Gold, only about 90 percent, of which
'' Is required for operating expenses. -yS
oy The Bonds ars UHtered at 90 per cent.
=. and accrued interest nom Jrly' 'tst, in
rlilCurrspey. Orders may be forwarded To-
.Iusi idireetyof Through the principal
BanksCand IBanksrs.in all parts of the
4 country. sGi1q2 Sle 10 .ysR INV .1les zoe 90,
b'io Remittaneeb may, ,bUmade in drdfts
o % Oh New York, or ii 2 Legal Tender
1 Notes, Nationall Basnk Notes, 8r other.
iuofundSocurTents i'm this, eity,r and the
.'a Bonds will abA forwarded ITO any hdI
biifssspby Express, freepof oehakgs1i I'm
IL sapisiss Ra M ,for 81 aSs & * o@pStticuiaf by
II mail on otherwise will receive putpias
tual attentiong1d I'd bioS .S1oi NH lssi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-25
TAKEGiPARTHCULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

,WbNhaye injured themselves by n certain practice
iindulg ged III when aIoneh habit Frequently learned
from, evil eOppanons, or at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt even when asleep, and II not
both mind and body. should apply immedia'ely.
What a pity that a JOung man, the hope OF his
country, theprde of his parents, should be snatched
from all prospects and enjoyments ofllfe blythe con.
sequence III devAtipg from the path Of nature, and
Inducing in certain secret habit. Such persons
Ynrisf before eontenplating Egt HUH.-HHIf 7.gi| I
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dlr1fIE lGHATpIToUs USE gFl TIt

rT1fIE lGRATuITOUs USE! GEi THE
* PEQIPLE'S HAIL n hereby pledged to fhs
people s large fC thsiT tsts s2IIvestios and
table StAe assOciatiGns, and 10 such baptists and
Musical Societies as will lake the lead in assisting
the ociation' toconduct tIie enterprise toAsuc-
cessful issue: .s9ot
The Managers, therefore take pleasure n solicit
ing for the came the generous patfohak66 tbe pub
lic and feel confident that as M are equally lhteLL
ested inthe IandabIe object thereby cdhtep plated
alf%lI also equally interest themselvesin The hon.
OftblB and legitimate mode proposed for Its attain
ments In all orders by mail stamps must be in
clos d for return postage. ~ o, ulIislg-it
'lCdhp6 e6e Agents wanted IN every city and town
of the State, to whom A IiberHl commission wlb
allowed. Good references required Remit oil
moneys by Express draft. Postolioe Order or inreg
s cred letters and addtesf all communications t0 the
COLUMBUS PEOPLES HALL ASS0CI TfgN,
FIFiIAbg orr .1H"Il leIalo' IL Columbus, Ohio
OTTO DRESEL, President. .1Isni
Df gulb bsgJ0HH SEIs1Itsti, ,SecLetsry.e.,p.,s =
JOS. FALKENBACH Treasurer.
W.J.C0NGER, General Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-25

Especially. whohsye become theyictiins Of Sblita
FyYice, that ifesdfu and destructive habit which
S1KBally sweeps tosu 41tiHIsy grave thespsaTds ot
inteiiect, who might otherwise have eTtraneed list
enng Senates with the thundbfs of 6ftduenct. ny
walked to ecstacy the ifyingtyrs may may call with
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-25

The, amount of these First, Mort
gage Bonds to be issued per mile is
limited by law to the amount of
United States Bonds allowed and IS
[! sued to, aid the construction Of the
Road, and the Mortgage by which
they are secured is declared by dot
Of Congress,,to constitute a, ltep
:, prior anil superiOr'to that of the
), United States Government. o.,
" ~ lLr ,.IrggIu .l1 ~ Hus9Is spuip .spHf /
al, ,NILUHEJJ J. LUI1 .iOl baa IuE .s4IgL /
The, aid received from the Govern
nent Gn amount equal to this First
- Mortgage) is economically and judi
ciously applied to the construction
and equipment of the Road, together
with nearly 81, 600, 900, received from
Stock subscriptionsand other sources.
1.-The FirstMortgage therefore amounts
,aato but about 50 per cent. ofthe. actual
'iii cost andsvalue Of the Property which
."' IL covers. aJ'yl haa ..,ra'iE.j .s7s A5ioS
h The road is now completed, equipped
4 2. and running, from Sacramento City
to Alta, a distance of 20 miles, and the
earnings for the three months ending
q August 1st were as follows, VIZ;
,iS May, 1see....!L.aLL-. .$e5, 1883
20 June g. -.-..,ssa-L..i67, ,429.7S
:" July ......!!.a-! "e5, 10000
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-25

9am ns;,-ol HENRY. BRO 0KSs Ticket Agent
,,c2,,i sssiia,Ti bOu GHJ ASent' tqy,a na, ,f~
W,ssaTIRAAPPEIskk: ,ssaISA PPEIskks:tEps.( y. ,...ss ,r,au.
'e 80 Il Superintendent r,i,b 55,ri f.uois
Colpmbus July II. .r, ,,......r,.l,,ool,.sa ,,..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-25

THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
i Franklin County arc hereby noti6edto medt at
I'd Tuesday Of October, A. d. 1865, being the III
9th Day of October, A.! ID. 1869,
and vote for the following officers. to-witi 4.
sli One SecretaryDf State, one Supreme Judge, one
Member Of the Board Of Public Works. one Member
one Common Pleas Judge dor Che Fifth Judicial
Dis ric), one Probate Judge, one PrQseeutng Ati
tornev. one County Commissioner and one InGrnary
director. D. clalr.sF 4sa.. 6qgatings oIas
The Trustees Of the eseveral Townships are rsquir-
ed 70 return to the Clerk Of the Court the names Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-25
lIOItGANIC. !. |. YIHEAlIIkit lNI.IllsilSSSI 8
nR. IOMNRTON.

Member OF the Royal College q Surgeons, London
Graduate Of dne OF the most eminent Coegesin the
United States and thegreater part Of whose lite has
been spett IL the hospitals Of Eond6h. Paris, Phia
deIphia and elsewhere has effected some Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known; many
asleep great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds bashfulnes', with frequent blushing atteOd
cd sometimes with dsrangementof Of mind, were cure
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-25
tMARRIXGE.u

Married tPeFseTBgo goI, Young Meg o9ptempl
marriage, being aware of Physical Weakqess :.
gauic Debi ity, pefof6hit ities. speedily cdted W'E
THe Who phases himself under the care of9DT!s ~
may feIigi6usIy odfh5e in MS honor asa gehllemh
and confidently rely upon MS skin plfyscihn.a
N0ill nuS ~ 4 NJ =, 'vktnl 4 n sSN9gta9y VII
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'qos Closing and Arrival of Mails J
.dISc
ynb7niGa .yinuoyAF ITHFnadJ .rgdrJ
COLUMBUS POST OFFICE.


ARRIVES. CLOSES.
A. NJ. P. N. A. NJ. T, NJ.
ll1aol I0AS 1890 1880
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e TIE public areliniofmed that this favor
tie Satoan has been removed 10 tlepa staat
nFI g b II OUSE hot Ell
In the basement Story, where the Propr
-'ors will always be found on hand and ready
to attend to his friends and customers.
Give him call and yon will leave his
Saloon fit rival TO Count D'Orsay and
Beanx Hickman. /
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ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate Of
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IS CENTS for each subsequent one. Eight
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g Alexandria Advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

-. :. r = Flourrou
NO. li2.-Nlnth Ju. - ,op'"os
|dlclaG District Court, Tamos n nau,o,,,
Parish OF lRlapdes. sna -. naason -
nv v1pr1rp = sose.s'o'.
| solo ;asnaa 49, "a = WIFI o. seizure ana
E. sale lssa"a OUT o. the Ninth Judicial
p ps,es NV s.a y aaa lof .ne falsn O.
.salluss "a a'.,, h a.a.s o. LOUISIANA and drec
s .an " =. '1's n W!l osr Tor
So ,I.' vns ~ ~ ''aase uo'f 40 sue Town
- i 2 NAanu'''',s1 arissf ana slate alore-
e.
AIUR AY The 6th day Of 0GTOBER 1864.
between the hours preseribed, nv Inv al
the rriiaht. ,itle and interest Of tLs Snecas
sion of james n. Dawson. ae C ae i ana
to a certain tract q narcel Of land i E a,,
and heing situated on the Bayons Ran;aa a
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/ Alexandria Advertisements. 81
D E Ut a L MOTTO E..

InGTTfR Ts. A.. KENSEpY.
~ Dental Surgeon, sratlnate Of The Pal
timors College of Dental Surgeons, having
concluded to lpeatepermanpntly Alexan
dria, respectfully tenders his professional
services to the citizens and country gener
ally. Heis prepared to perform, on the
latest and most approved principles, all op
erationsl in his profession in. "a superior
manner. sai go, s.,s Il
He inserts teeth. on the atmospheric
principle, on gold plate, from one to an en-
tire sett. Also on vu|canite hard rufDer
whichis preferred ly many, and costs less
Cleaning, plugging and pxtracting done on
scientific principles. Having practiced
over twenty-three Years., he hopes to be
able t" please all who may favor him with
their patronageseat,5 B L H5f: II
.cHILDRENs TEETH ATTENDED, TO
1, Office in IRVING'St BRICK BULL
DING, over j. FRASEIs's Store
septl9-tf.
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IL Il III O II X /,

ROBERT WATsoN. MASTER,
Will run regularly in the Red River
trade. She will extend her trips to
Shreveport as long as the water per-
mits. During the low water season she
viii make weekly trips from New Or
leans to Alexandria. She has been pur-
chased expressly for this trade and will
remain in it permanently.
For freight or passage, apply on
board.
sept 26. 1866, tt.
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SUCCESSION S.A L..

SUCCESSION SALE,
Nieth Judicial
dsceasea. ~ iish ! Of, Rapides,
uso 'i'a @ Louisiana.
EDY VIRTUE Of an order issued by the
ID Honorable the Ninth Judicial Dis
trict Court in and for Rapides Parish
Louisiana and directed to the Sheriff
thereof will be sold. FOR the payment Of
debts, to the last and highest hid,ier. the
Court House door, in the town ofAlexan-
dria, on 6 ae s
Saturday the 18th day Of October, 1866,
7 the following described property belonging
to the said succession, to-wit: sta
+ /. A certain piece or lot Of ground, with
the Improvements thereon, lying and being
/ in the town of Alexandra Rapides Par
ish, Louisiana. in square No 4, fronting on
the upper street opposite the Court House
square, measuring thirty three feet front on
the said street, and extending back one
hundred feet French measure, more or less,
SAID lot being the Southeast corner lot Of
said square.
2. Another certain piece or lot Of
ground with the improvements thereon, "
ing and being in the town. Parish and State
aforesaid, in square No. a, fronting on the
upper street opposite the Court House
square, measuring thirty-three feet front on
the said street, and extending, back be-
tween parallel lines one hundred feet
French measure, more or less. and adjoin-
ing the corner lot above described.
TERMS OF SALE: On q credit Of twelve
months secured by mortgage with vendors
lien and privilege on the property sold !;
purchaser furnishing notes payable to or.
der of Mrs. Sarah j. Barrett, Alministra-
trix, with eight per cent interest from ma
turty, with Que good and solvent security.
JAMES r. ANDREWS.
ala9 ~ {f5 flt' Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Alexandria, Louisiana,
September 10th 1866 5I8
sept. Il, IDS. Printers fees S27 90.
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