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EEIANgEl FNI2 FNE EIsIE,lT D -.

CIAASCE5 FOR INVEST MENU.
100000 %o s i Gf s Fa44s 9ro gPslas
ag storehouses and the most eligible locality forate
erection Of warehouses that the city Affords also lands
improved and unimprayed IN The parishes Of Caddo
DE Soto and BDSsiei- for sale.
Il. j. G. BATTLE. General. gent.
Office No. 7, over Smith & Lewis old Drug store
Shreveport La -a- @ssA iaa24tf
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RESIDENCE non $500,

TOT met THREE ACRES OF UPLAND-faar aaH
4T half miles from Shreveport; forty acres e..
ti alton; good gardens; comfortable Dwelling ..sa
and ont.Aseses- Apply Al the Bank, 10
Il, ]. G. BATTL
Shreveport, Nor. % 1858. General Aeaaf
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CnAELES 1. NAY0N

4 TTORNEY At Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC
"a Will give his attention toH business entrusted 10
his in the parishes Of Gado and DeSoo. Office,
temporarily, at the Recorder office, Shreveport.
Ecference--ReY. J Pierre, j NJ Daubreun !decI3
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Shreveport, February y. 1865 81
: So Of Louisiana---ParIsI. Fl Ca..lo.

NNcCCssI0n o. II IARLTON, .0ea9seQ.--
FEyENTI JUD5CItL DISTRICT G0UBT-Notice is
Ill hefebv given that JSo. n 4IowELL administrator
Of the seeessionof benny Cetton deceased has filed
scheduteef debt6 due BY said succession and unless
opposition be nadg thereto within thirty DAYS the
win acknowledged according to law, prayed for
f->-j Given under my hand officially This the 10Th
[. S. 7 day Of February, 1866. p r. -"
4 --1 - A. J.. MERSH0N, Clerk
Shrerernrt Fellrllar,r 81 .19GR-Gt ~ n ..-----
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fg, CATLETT.

~ DR.. T. p. H0TCHKISS,
PRACTITIONER of Medicine. Office at T. Il. Nor
ris Drug Store. noyoo
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TETHERE win be a called Meeting Of the Police Jury
(, of the parish of Csddo on the FIRST bI6NDlY in
March next The members are earnestly requested to-
be puuctual III their attendance
zFaa1 j. NJ FORD, Presidont Police Jury
Shreveport, January 81, 1866 ---.
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FnEG SALE.

u. TIE DWELLING HOUSE and premises opposite the
( &ii Catholic Church now occupied Ey Gen. 7. G.
ss:.s Hunt. Apply to J. G. AcWIILlAMS,
Tas53 M. "a Eeyas Efraet
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TUfNAI, RUINS. q Co,
Oafce upper end Of frame Warehouse, foot
=
M ETE'FHEa

A PARTNER with cash capital of Five to Ten
- Thousand Dollars, in established house at
Shreveport branch Of enc il N ew Drlsuns, -
All Communications strictly confidential.
Apply to Post Office box 3ia.-
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NO. ST. Charles street.
It's ting best fGHtly Machine.
Itisa definition of "sinplicty' and perfection
The needle cannot be set wrong.
The Hemmer, Fellerand Braider are acknowledged to
be superior to all others
patented device prevents its being turned backward
ltiseatSraB aaiseless.
hrseeiEed tae Gold Medal Of the American Institute
in 1858.
Fair@ 1861. = 81 81 ~ So
It received the Silver Medal Of the pennsylvania
state Fair, 1864. E5z
IL aiso received tie first premium for 'THa BEsr sew
ING MACHINE ct the great "NEw ENGLAND FAIR" the
'Yeraont State Fair and the Indiana State Fair,
1861.
Send for circular containing full information, notices
from the press testimonials from those using the
chine, etc.
AGENTS ARE WANTED, with small capital to
take Agency Of this Machine in the States Of Alabama
Texas Mississippi and Louisiana great opportunity
for industrious young men, to whom liberal discounts
viii be made
Address Box 386, New Orleans. fsb28-Gm
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aSlERiEt2S So lie a..a.-
IN DISTRICT C0URT-State Of Lousiana-Pasish
Z of Caddo-JoHN D. HENDERSON, executor, rs. a. A.
MEsadmr Byvrtue ofa writ Of sale to,meGireced
by the honora5ethe District Couit Of tile parish Of Cad
do, State Of Louisiana, u the above entitad suit wi
sell at Puic aaction, At the court house door, in tx
city Of ShferepoFt, parish and ate aforesaid, on
Saturdays March ;, 1855,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. ~, and O'Clock r.
NJ, the following described property attached in the
aboF suit t0-;vit --#.--.=---.- .."ss Ial
All that part Of the southeast quarter Of section Ne
two ~ in township seventeen, range fourteen (14
which hes north OF the Shreveport ana Greenwood
road less five the east, sold to j. W Tyson
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Seized the property Of defendant and to be sold 10
pay and satisfy the writ above mentioned.
Terms Of SaIe-Cash, with beneft tappraisement.
THOS. Il. SIMPSON,
ja2l 81 pf SIS 5Ul Sheriff
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segn,er shrerenort and Jefferson Racket.

THe fine new light draught steamer L.
fE#a@@ d DILEAIsD, JoHv J. HopE. muster, will
s5SE#I4tR make regular rips betweenthis place and
s1-azs-5sss jefferson during the present stage of
water G&e Di.ard is q new boat of very light drauEts
ard viii meet with "a detention Tie agent Of The Hops
insurance company at this place will take risks on
freight shipped the Dard at the usual rates For
freight or passage apply on board. dec@V
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SHEREEIE,s SAI-E-

TN DISTRICT COURT Of Loaisiana-Parfsh
= OF Cad'oNo. 6l57-JouS sH1DEr vs. v SHIDEr.
BY virtue Of writ Of teri facias to directed BY the
honorable the District CoaGt Of the parish Of Cado,
State Of Louisiana in the above entitled su win sell
at public auction the court house door il the city Of
Shreveport, parish and State aforesaid,
Saturday, March ,, 1856,
between the hours ef o'clock A. NJ and 4 o'clock p
IT,, the following described property, to wit:
Lot No. thireea Ei3), IN block No fifty. one 511 with
all the buildings and improvements thereon. Also, lots
Nos ten lo), eleEen y, and twelve az, in block
80. thirty t@3). All in the city Of Shreveport parish
Of Caddo
Seized as the properly Of the defendant, and to be
SOLD 70 satisfy tie writ above mentioned with all costs
Terms uf Sac-Cash, Hilo heneGt eff appraiscmeHt.
THe5. X. SIMPSON,
ia2l e rEzl3 5al Sheriff
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FslACrgSM 4GTIInn.

- Henry ST.. JoHN Will be found at Robson o
E~I III hlmbe's old stand, corner Of Milan and &
ii u Edwards sts Shreveport, fully prepared 49,
20 90 any description Of Blacksmith ~
work, Horse Shoeing, &c, &C., on as ro=so IL.
[erms as any other shop in town
Shreveport, June rs, 1855.
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sEFREY FnOIiT RREWERY.

SEIREIF EEIOLtT BREW EKT.
BNuE undersigned respectfully Informs the public thE,
known Shreveport Brewery, for the purpose Of con.
timing the manufacture Of LAGER Beer All orders
Address Box 26l, Shreveport, La. Il. LIEAAS.
Shreveport January 10 1865.
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lEz5ract3
T THE SALE OF ALL INTOXICATING. LIQUORS
Re and Brandy Fruits to enlisted men is hereby pro
Aibitsd within this command under penalty of confsca
tion Of stock, fac and imprisonment or both.
BY order Of Col VIZ. " MIDGET
THOS. B. 0DELL LIST Lieut.. and a. A. A. Gen.
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state Of Loaisiana--- Parish Of Iaddo.
FENENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT SC0URT-N0uce is
& hereby given that H. !. DAFIDsoS, administrator
has flied tabisau Of debts due by the succesionof A.
Young deceased ana unless opposition be made thereto
within tljftydays the same wild acknowledged and
ordered % he paid. as pray ed fer. e
= Given under my hand officially, this 2oth day of
r. l. ). " Iebruays i8t6. EETT -
- A. L. MERSH0N, Clerk.
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ng Two splendid Young Jacks. uue ( a.. #ar
fszI B'S9sAer wears Old next August, both ..H If
.asaii-f- OH irel kua0a Jack --, che sstc uf G-.
ts dalaa A the sEe Also 6ue Geuef. 2v a.a
i-# sfriE ln'e staek. Also Genet. year
hpHr 70 fdrc u suts1t mF HONEY aafaiar
raf5tI lttisauI, l4 miles West ei Shreveport
ta8sIa lffial JgarrrF vs. fssa.zet# $50 q
SIS REW ARDe.-sTC LEN.
- - EEuH the subscrbCr, on the night q Ut
- inst. ~ hfsmN miles irons shtcr
%--~-- - Fefte MARE sHafe madc, web butti
w}th on the lNt kH0HbAoF, soWe sad&a aiAff"
heT ieet HHs6, VIII Hh'tc sHef "a t5r fsft
vasrs 6ld faas kE
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Also GuInY Bags,
IfrEAs Tgssf,,n


Reps, Irvine,
Coffee
..F H.#E|sS Extra Flour,
. sA KIN dried Corn Meal, --
-a-t..r e H9miny,s
Dried Apples, and
Peaches White Beans ETC., etc. 81. ...-.-.gs
VIII be sold cheap At oar Office, upper end Of Frame
Warehouse, at the foot of Texas street above H.
B. 0rtou Co.'S PUTNAM, KOUNS ( Co.
Shreveport February 81, 1865. @
MACHINERY FOR SALE.
ENR0M New Orleans Foundry, low as can be fur
T. nished from the North or West fully eqnaln quail
IS and finish, variety Of Engines Steamboatand Pro
peller Engines, Circular Saw Mills Screw Boxing Press
es, Rack Boxing Presses, Patent Cord Wood Cutter
Boilers of all descriptions, Cue pnd cylinder, on hand
made to order with Dispatch Castings Of every kind
made to order esq er reygYcT
AAorders leitsaith wilImsctwith prompt attention.
PUTNAM, K0UNS. & Co,
0eice upper end Of frame Warehouse, foot Of
Texas street. feb3I
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PASSENGER r. ST

PASSENGER 4.@-1.7'3'
TuE new, magnihc srg tas trimming steam
yFzssSs' n boat LIY u OAI.s = ItHcAHaNa, tnas-
Ss5SEV5F5-2 ter viii run duriHE ARe eh.5Ee staso1s
atse%-ss8z commencing as soaa 1s the water i-lit-
toEfn,r fregbt and passeugefs fof Sd landings Red
River In point Of speed, safety & nue. ..a.lt-
tions the Live Oak is unsnrpass et a1 tsa- n lie
trade and By strict and prompt aA to 5. i"I.
ests OF shippers and the comfort Ha5s1l8 a- tl5'
GERS hone 10 reeriE rnblc favor --l.-
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TOR RENT.

- a DUuLfv1 llarsE uH Ollie corner AZ Mi.an aBl
;s Edwar streets near tae i.eseryalr.wth SIS coin
LIZ mea1us r3ous. E5f terms anpif b
T4IfY q Ca..
staAt Gaar ta sla pas. Naieg i4 I-iiF BalIasnEt.
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cARp 20 &c FERxIl

CARD 10 TIE PUBIIC,
80 HAyNa employed two first class Watch Is,
IN, makers I hereby take pleasure n IN 8SBi}
a&ss&& neuncng to my old frlsa1s and cus iE n33
toners that | have resumed the WATCH Z5ese5
MAKING oud JEWELRY BUSINESS, at my E+7a3E
old stand, where my personal attention VIII b -
given to all work entr @ted 10 me- particularly, H.
work, such Patent Lever, Duplex and Chronoinser
will gUarntee TO repair we'll can be dous IN Nav
Orleans.
Constantly on hand
Fine Gold snd Silver Watches =. .
Diamonds and Jewety, Of ali kia5s
2. T. L. PRANK
AaESr FOR J. LITTHAU3E,
hoT221 No. q Texas street Shreveport
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So 81 I.9alsiana---Parish ID Cadao.

Succession tlt ~ " j N.r. ee-et~rIs
ENHENTIJUUiGIAL DISTRICT cot NT.-Edticc
is hefehY eiEeathat y. # Mann administrator NJ
ssi Succession has tlis day He account oi bis uj.
na stfStiop of sid snccossi0a uBlees opposition
b. maae thereto IS thfty DAYS. thetue prescribed
q. law the ssi3 aeaonut w b. bomo.seated aad nade
ffH IaH slH6atu f tise rnuft
E57TT7f under INV HHHa ur1caiIFt TINS .fth dag
4. s. Il Summary. lssf. A. L NEBSHeN.
@H..E
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PLANTATION FOR RENT.
4 PLANTATION on Red fIfer, known as the DUKE
"A BEND PLANTATION, containing eicrcn hundred
and hfty-seYen acres, seven hundred In cutya-
ton. ON liberal .srus Inquire 1t Shreveport. Ia Of
Iaa ttt +. s g. JACOBS.
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\. 0pIEANs s sHREYEPoR PAcKET.

TuE new and substantially bult steamboat
f. "a CUBA. Wnl. & BoaFdman, master, Green
r. ss Mitcheii clerk will run, during the entire
season as arreguar packet between NeW Orleans and
Shreveport, touching at Grand Bayou CaH!pe, Grand
Cuba fer comfort good accommodations aud speed, u
by any boat in the trade Hereeels Will
give personal attention to all business entrusted 10 hS
boat and make Of every effort TO give satisfaction
For freight or passage apply on boatd. [Uoy2a
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= S-1-A u . ! -AE'E1A-' El-2s5 > ! 4 t.L---
REAFING leased this well known large and e. -
4 commodious STABLE, aud thoroughly ~
refttedlt we are prepared to attend to the wants q
public The best horses, carriages and bugges Kept
constantly hand. Strict attention gwen to the grc
ing and feeding Of horses. GEO. A. COOK Co.
QuG2"-tt Propri8reIE.
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY for 5 SEE
80 TWELVE Lots Of Ground 80 feet by $50 Il ..gr
... ~tla two large Warehouses thereon, the aaaal
80. sJrsot one being 80 feet wide BY l5Q fee .aru
and the ohera9 feet ylde bg 100 feet long ia. s.
Pietedt situated imuediateiy on tie bank Of Die
at the SteamD0at taHelI ter Jefferson Tczas.
Terms ol Saie-Cash, apply 10 POWELL & BIO
jefferson, 1e&hS FEBRUARY 7, 1856 Jefferson, ---a
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n U RTRNSInE.
SOD. Z. II. bUhNHlOE. 4@H'
WATCH MAKER, AND JEWELERt
No. 90 Texas street. Sign Of the American Eagls

No. 20 Texas street, Sign Of inc AneFIoan Lag-a
ia IrGm HAS just received and now t.,
-. opening a fine supply Of Go
1870 =. JeWelrY ofthe latest styles d&iAsES
consisting of Fine Gold Chains for ladies and Gentle
men, bosom and Cuff Buttons, Miniature Breast l'uss
Gold Pens, Specraces in Gold, Silver, Steel and Pl4feG
Frames; Watches, Keys Mirrors, Clocks, &C., &C.
Watches Of every description repaired.
Having sold Mr. Burnside Of Shreveport bill sf eas
Jewtlry viii fully warrant every article sold ~ hits
TO be Of the best quality. n. KOCH,
Importer Of Watches and Jewclry, No q Cda7ts9s
street, New Orleans ..- @a1#
Shreveport, january @ I8G6-3n
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& POLAND,
No. L IN Tho I -nE-ne-

-st2s - Oit tliS AfS't co
AVE for sale, on consignment large lot IF s's-
4 5ama sLrtings, oheetings, 0snaburgs, 81 g ysa-
Ton Yarns. Also
4 lot Of superior Chewing and Smoking Tobs-eo e
the best Virginia brands. To Which they wol ra.
the attention of the trade. Ifas.
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r~-,rr ASSISTANT SUPERVISING Special AGEyr,

Orr1cr ASSISTANT SUPERVISING SPECIAL AcEyr,
E 81 It47s9rg Department,
SunryFPoHr, La, February 22d. 1893.
Gs7Tsasa .-1au are hereby notified shat al permits
b-far4ra .,ranted hy areuts of this department
abrng#ted aud resekea.
Upuu riEil compliance Tsih the forms prescribed
Us % I history ri toe aate-catnts of the respective
irt.ar -allrr ia raaf possession res permits wia BE-
WtM #srrf tta aatef A-#st4m. Special esat 9i thr
Er.a.#sE Nlsaf8aseet
: =. 8WNWE4
tseiFt1at Supervising Special seai II :. lfe4f1rg
.Heaa faHHt @
NOTICE.
4 III PRISONS aHs eaa68aftd aEtIasf g#HHg IN
II hFaI.ae Woes 81. nf tEaa ifom sa4 aN5f #tlsUa5e
MneHH HaGt Ell # aM Il
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TREE TO EVERYBODY ~ large PIP.
L Catalogue teaching how to remove Tan,
Freckles, Pimples, Blotches, Moth Patches.
Sallowness, EruPtions and al impurities o.
he skin. How TO force Whiskers, restore,
curl and beautify the hair; renew the age,
cure Drunkenness, Nervous DEBILITY, and
other usefuland valuable information. Ev
cry ybedy send for it. Address BERGER,
SHUTS x Co., Chemists, 2S5 River Street,
n. \. Aov Zo-lm
NTUTICE.-The public are hereby notified
~ tLnt / have this day purchased from
Lemuel Il. Beale, u Beale township, Juniata
county, Pa, the following properly, to Wit: ::
nine head of Horses, two Stage Wagons, one
Band Wagon, three Spring Wagons, one Top
Buggy, three Sleds, eleven setts Harness aud
one Cow All persons are warned MOTTO par
chase or in any way interfere with the same,
as | have left the property in the care Of L..
r. Beale TO use till called for.
W. RAMSEY BEALE-
Nov. %, 1SGG-if
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Thc IEorlFs
Washington special says: A denial is
furnished of the story that Chief Justice
Chase had an audience with the President
last night, relative 10 the question of ex-
tending universal amnesty to the South.
in return for impartial suffrage. His in-
terview related to the causes for the delay
in the. trial of JEFF Davis. Judge Chase
was moi present last MI aht with the Cabinet,
as stated
The HerdIFs Washington special says:
Chief Justice Chase is at the White
House again this morning, in consultation
with the President upon the subject of
the compromise measures which the lead
crs of both the principal parties are now
urging upon Mr.. johnson. The compro-
Mise is said 70 consist in Offering TO the
people Of the South general amnesty, in
consideration Of then accepting universal
suffrage with a qualification, either of
property or intelligence. 1t is believed
thatthis measure will be we'll received by
all parties. The President seems inclined
to give the subject fair and full con-
sideration.
The Times Washington special says:
Chief Justice Chase was again with the
President last night, and remained with
him till late hour, interchanging views
with Mr. johnson in relation to the prop
os;,ion mentioned in my last nights dis
patch, proposing general amnesty in con-
sidera:ion for qualified suffrage.
Governor Swami ana several members
of Congress were also in waiting for an
Interview with the President, but the
whole evening being spent in the consul
tation with Justice Chase, the lest Of the /
visitors failed to see Mr.. johnson. The
amnesty suffrage proposition meets with
almost general apI rotation from the rep
resentatives Of all parties here assembled .
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NEWS ITEMS.

Georgia los. s700,00Q,000 by the war.
This seems incredible, but it is true.
A miller wss ground to death in his
mill at Ansop, Ne.
There are 10000 lawyers in the United
States.
In Black Rock county, California, there
is petrifed tree 700 feet in length.
Pork paching began at louisville on
the 22d, apd seyen hundred hogs were
killed that day.
A Chicago boot and shoe factory con-
sumes annually forty six tons of iron
nails for the bottom of heels.
A savings Bank of Mobile, established
by the. negroes, collapsed the other day
in consequence of the depositors with
drawing all the funds 10 attend circus.
Thirty nine Fenian prisoners were re-
leased from custody st Toronto on Satur-
day. Their discharge was conducted with
the greatest secrecy, and they were furn
ishcd with transportation to the Suspen-
SION Bridge by the government.
Abou; four O'Clock, last Tuesday morn
ing, a meteor, lighting the whole heav-
ems, was seen in the vicinity of Rome,
Georgia. moving rapidly in southwesterly
direction. 1t appeared Ike 4 fire ball,
as large as the sup, and exploited, appa-
rently ten miles of, with a report Ike a
forty pound cannon, th.t shook the earth
and made the windows rattle.
4 case of death from fright is given
in the Milwaukee IFiscoasia, which oc
CURED at Evansville in that State. 4
child FIVE years of age, when playing on
the steps, was threatened 70 be shut ".
in a dark room if be did not 20 in, and
stay in the house. The child, frightened
ran in and fell in paroxysms on tbe floor.
He begged his mother net to let tie man
shut him up and he would never go CD
the steps again. lie sickened from this
fright, and never recovered. When con
scious, ne begged his mother to keep the
man away and ne never would % on the
steps again. And when the little fellow
was dying, be said, Papa, don't let me
de never will not go on the steps
again."
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- - ~rs- - -
GOpperhCad.

In the nc@ unabridged Wehster's Die
tionary Tie following definition of Cop
perhead is given. It is worth preserving
as a specimen of the accuracy of the az
plication Of the term We give it rcr
Jattaa ct lteyatia,. The following will
be found on page 292:
COPPERHEAD (hedl n. [From its
color. ] /. (Herp) \ poisinous Ameri
lean serpent, the Trigoaocphnl.ts eoa'or-
t't.r ;-called also coPPer-bell aud red vi
per.
> \ Northern symPathizer with the
Southern rebellion. ~, 81
Again, on page 1901, Of the same work
devoted to explanations, We find the def
milton more at length, as follows:
COpPLREEAD.-A POPULAR nick
mare originating at the time Of the great
civil war in the United States, and ar-
piled 20 a f1c;ion in the North, which
was generally considered TO be in secret
sympathy with the rebellion and to give
it aid and comfort in attempting to thwar;
the measures Of tie Governm>nt The
name is derived from a. poisonous ser?en,
called the CoPrerhcad ( Tr'goaocepinia.
coatrorie) whose bite is considered as
deadly as that of the rat-ie-nake; and
whose geographical range extends from
4S' \. 20 Florida. The Copperhead TN
ike tie rattlesnake, gives no warning Of
its attack, and is, therefore, the type Of a
concealed foe.
a very lucid explanation, and proves
conciusiyely, that tie name IS very ap.
propriateIy applied to the Sham Democ
-racy or red vipers. History is certainly
indebted to Webster for his mastery an,
ualysis of word - Pest Branch BdUeisa.
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-28
EUROPE.

The.auuouncement recently made to
the effect that the Emperor Napoleon
was negotiating a reconciliation o. the
Greek Church with the Romans. is con-
Grmcj. The basis of this negotiation
seems TO be the Patriarch shall acknowl-
edge The precedence Of the Pope, and the
Pore ip roicrn shall sanction the mar
ri ga Of the Greek clergy, !fnot as per-
maneut order, 81 least as temporary.
The natural rejoiuder to this on the
part of Russia appears in TIE form of an
alliance with Prussia, the most aggressive
as well as the most powerful OF tue Pro-
testaut Da,ioDs on the continent.
While indio,;ioUs exist of the intention
Of the Pope, upor: the occupation Of his
Stats hy the forces Of the Italian mon
aroby, to retire to Malta, Or Jerusalem, or
some other convenient point, there are
augurieS thai powerful sectious of the
clergy have charged their views, and fal-
len in sympathy with the movement for
the Italian nationality. No other con-
struc'ion can be put upon The Jealous par
5icipatiou Of the Mcmillan clergy in the
grand ceremonies attending the formal
consolidation of that province with the
kingdom of Victor Emmanuel.
addison Parkinson, who shot a mar
for seducing his daughter, has been tried
for murder in jasper county Indiana
and acquitted