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, 1866-07-21
TESTS OF Explosives.
bntcresatnE Experinlents viii, Tornc.
does In tho OIL Welis-EunsUoeson ma
niare .tstJcefine Compnred-rhe ssvr
Experiment Will Non.Exrto.ive
Powder.

interesting E1peilments Witt Torrc.
ooes IN kho O!l Weti"-EunsUosson and
Experiment with Non. .Expto,ivs
Powder.
: From Tho T1.usvllle {pal tis.ald, July 1871
The marked success which his attended the
enterprise ot Col. Kol,etd, 10 bis application Of
explosive material tu Increase the production
n wells, Is caustnE qnite sensation ntnonc
tnoee Interested III the Development Ut oil
teffatot5. There arc t1tnny explosive materials
vhich hATe Gcen experiment oil b. tho most
sS,fnte s.ina ssng,nfsss sggh oi At bt ia essry
that gunpewder, wien properly applled,
rus sttlklnE advantages idr saietJ, econpmy
AID efficiency, orer crefy other explosive
compound whlch ,haa as yet beet inrcnt-
ea. untt rottun stnnls next IN liz scale
aasantss:. 81 sss.ss:: y E'STds . IT, i s, ~ % a
Hhlcfi we published tte other day iluti, IL:
tto,etistt Cctttei 'net!tlbt Was ttadc Uf nii ex-
f%,liietst Whit, ltnd fvEn nndc with ttst,.
gltlnt'lr: nl!telt NJ! illustrate, tttl. lejtrt
tehi;t, iilnecd ti9t titcts 81 ttibtut safsin:
~ ulstitttet ifuit Gfe, Etsrlt iu t,IIt [Heii nN
sttse!ltsatiefa} ttilr lt:llt tl'a btltt ail Of Ill
tAsstt )eheti uf alytit titttt AFlt., ,tltie tit III
Shs l'lillt Il talr t,siAe plasStd VI i + tutk,
sa sSs, t sFts n t4 4 t}ys'At'ai ty' t f.B N. t tss
III {hS Rss3ldFsS II IT, t' "S "iS|S{ea1 (f,t ,o
a|yitii, w In ti!!s. MIN N!llall liM hllfa;
sSt a NJ sf !EH|tiHf SEH|iHYf' ! 5 4ySfI|I i; |n
!FySEh v.!'a|I II |!iP[ ||aaEhY{tssis' H. "
tssSElII1.!xt;, EI1t; h 4: |nlslE aplaGiMtff 1ii''
, 1866-07-21
FROM CANADA.
The EnGllah 0lShrntfon Of thc Fourth
-NMrprlse In tho CauhuinA Capital
The Legislative lnibroxlio-A Hun
c0nibe speech.

The Lcgt~lstiYc ln.l,roxlio-.1 Hun-
cun,be speech.
OTTAWA, Z. W., July II.
For tho asst time tho anniversary Of Tho tunnai
!ndrrcEochcc. wss celcbrafc& On tho Fourth, con.
rust. Ali 1lcr Mset, rhips Il To...tnouth hoist.
"a nc a Amss,n ns s asc at sae man royal mast .n a
e ;sD: ioSss ss1s 'se 'a'''' salute
The shove telegram was read at this capital
with no llts1e surprise, aud, It must be said,
cave dissatisfaction. In Government and
private circles 1t was a good deal discussed,
and tbs question was, What does this mean
Is II altogether on account Of the good faith
Of the United States in the late Fenlan move.
mcut. After various eonjectures, 1t las been
settled that 1t was for the sake Of Cannda
The English did the vary dlstasteful thing Ito
thcm) Of celebrating the Fourth, hoping
thereby to Enduce the United statcs Govesn-
ment 10 continue It. good offices toward that
outlying part OF the Empire. II will please
or ratheF 1t has. 40 doubt, altcady pleased,
and somewh hat tick1ed, the feelings OF Ameri-
cans to sec this sudden change toward than.
Here they are 50 few that one cannot sec or
judge Of the feeling.
Moonlight the new Local Legislatures viii
looked l 1or. IT, Il vii end ia ID the Go1ernment It
strong. Mr. borion will, however, oppose al
the Objectionable points in the. constitution
OF the Legislatures. Alrsndy they arc talk
ing Of putting In order the Parliament build
/ ture of Upper Canada. The two capitals Of
| the Caradas will be Toronto and Quebec
confederate cApita1, Ottawa. The last point
| is not central for the confederation, though
| well enough for the Cauanas. The proper
point would be Quebec. and I think that
.1nSA &kA1 lam,
to it. One Of the reasons In favor Of Ottawa
! being the capital Is that the necessary build
] iues have been erected, and At a cost OF Il, )
QO0, 900. Some say with alaugh, We burn
the uuildinGs;'' but they cannot be burned, ,
course, SONS little woodwork In the cham
bers. 50 they must stand, and Ottawa will
Thc following address, delivered By a Mas
ter Of an Orange Lodge near here, will be
''a1o IS,. dsy il tnc anniversary Of The hattie Of The
Boyue. an event which nc hare assembled ouz: Ives
befe to ce4ehtate. Tins to the ara.!e1saFy OF tnAt
ehnpe ores The Emerald lie. which Was then IL
| nsrrneas and iron bonds ot tyranny: Bat Elort'
iIshi htn thone iosto snd m r. nlsrnt sh,t
cs has not era:ed to shine, though tue II t. that
! arm II Ia. had 10 contend with the powers o.
s9ss s2sze1 On ,e:S .npea bs ae
dsshed BIZ ae.Y eyes lsshed h,7 seEp:nne al go
sacos aeEse he'd Ct hug hosas A. H. sa I'll T9 19
r1o,esiszis. The monster hid 70 ksep ~ n. .s i1.h
whn u bounds r., %'.n,n ia 'oe nr sne1se s1
iioa 1as ,hea a,1e'eaed o1eT hs
paw 70 Ireland. aud PAVE the red d5sson ssnnninS
Hlov. winch compelled hun 70 s, daT n nae e,ne
ss'pfs@ ssa for if the otestants Of Who e,ed
dni@ ,ae ae STe.d atspe to se.de 81
4ON. We should On this day fe]oaee tokeIaes t1A'
, 1866-07-21
A 1sAILWAY I hX CftNNlnN NEtnRn.

The Chirogo rallwxys do moi control the
Trade ot thc Upper MIsslss'ppl nboso Dun
'eith. True, The Northwestern has running
atrangemrnta Will The Lacrosse md Prnttlo
lti Clirn ronds; but both Of them terminate
lit MILWAUKEE, atld IL Is bit natural ttat thcy
sIo"'a "sc ,teif id.iucnco ~ carry all ttic
ife'shs aha tasc! shc{ ean oFof thc enttrs
hne oi tne't foaus. aenee WHO property
Gun 'c th!Ilea ,l"la ,he opper mississippi to
LUIS t's, . .e't t,t, ~ IT, 'e1e', 70 work ditcst!T
~ y. a"p.. .'an,en ot Oana1ac' Whit
~ w. na.i;'a %"In a'a ,a,t naFe = a,' estet'sl"
NJ, .Ls "Is'" ,,..t tM .tHIa 'lan:s'pt "ls''
~ ,,.,nn,,n s i.ra.9n ~. ', aney 10 Lacrosse
~ s.,., ",i". ~ y tne ,ne mas n'' ,ersi surveyed
s.a su.. ~ r.. neeus ~ eiefre'le tf'ostii'et'tt
nt,11.s nnn sne .osu Eau nc nait IN tcty irW
'''H1ai,h'! Ill., Y la ras a"n tsafs NJ ti't'ttt ,,
une 'tati" - " .lii settetl Is altsa1t iii.
t,ettpi ain !. lltefta'ftIE btt''ita I'LL ht!tet
rifeseasitti r'i,, ''ast telt alltilttsuta itUiltpA
h.ile n!lll'ts VI uisftels til Ra'tal. aillt stts
ffthf w. etei tstiliiate ~ lll'etIi millions.
.i e,'sitfe l'l,t'ulatilli Nlllt ~ idigt m
nhts'.ttlt Df ltAttll4 slAll' 10 tf'nst If IL:
aahs sant t tssf nlli')uiit or gnls NJ Mt ktl*,
ti h'lu 0hMe q, .lltt iilaikti ahtif ,WlIrAt lhwu
!,Mf NJ put'liAa'' t!lhf a'Il'l!iIpsi, VT. HI:
!Nu' ith ellts ashFu nv lAlGg ENlle al t'altl
w. Wsa ttttlt'ua lt'H'l 'tf l!p't ltltnF eutlIlfF,
wv wv. t!t's .esi14It't ~ l'pfpas4t
iHtee,f ~ li9e a'fllhhs!lA itlrillp llallMAE
"s';''nEa '"WN'Hs ~ NMllIwrsls l'iIH
t'n!h' a't|ll'rs'''' lt'Hlls lhH,tlH Wtst frtnl
!!'e s!lasasl'l'! sti pInAlhaHlnH sailslistnrIiy,
"&'l 'ltl 'lt' tAf l'is Null IlllHhssfH ltna,I Alnl
ht 'll'c ~ tn ohnl tlsD nlatny If tllu VII,
p"lIs'sl 'lt'WpJa NlInn s,Iu!t rasl an m slul.
II X1HJt Iii Al 9IHIiN; T1iM Al
, 1866-07-21

such liberty WIS gained for MS By the meTciiul
paw Of The flon, And we'll might 1r1ah Kominf.t1
on his DAY rejoice. II The, conn ony ne,hluf them
selves i!1sh thai the LIONS paw uas merc1iui to
!hea,. !he lion did mol eruth them TO stoms wueu
that they might learn 10 obey Them and u1e md
even more. While they keep those laws, the llon ca.
them frtc 10 worthp they like and tsre to train
" snd educate their children T. they choose. Clio.
1'ous freedom this IL! How can 'hese be rcbels
r. dom, and much mott too uhlch have mol men.
Toned. ltehotd Fentanismt Behold the red drugon
gracets Eo1ce, clRmor1nR his vaingfotlous tafeass
asan.i the fsu daughter Of ihat carrselng ton lie
wunld ravth iar Canada take het IL ae., and fay-
thst monster. God rnIct On Garth II In Heaven,
nho ~. gtsen po-er 70 ,he rsw Of The bsltsh lion
, 1866-07-21
NRHDLE GUNS AVN 11llsft CoNsE.
1pRtNEES.


The Invention Of The needle gun has given
Prussia q superiority in European councils
second only 10 TINT which n nation miuht
have, which should possess o n,vropoly In
the manufacture mud urc Of g,.npow der. II
Is becoming serious question whether a
power Which cAn toppto Austria 10 illo
ground VIII so snntl iii expenditure Of mcn
haa money. mar not hccotno dangerous 10
France. and indccd TO nls continental Europe.
AZ nsalhst Tho needle gun vNtar goes fur
no'hing. Eenerhlship Is Of little consequence.
aha nt'lnbcse cut scarcely any figure. Tlsru
Is II" evidence That ths Prusatans have bern
commanded On lhe neld Of battle with hny
con.ldcrzhlr ability. Their gcucra' plan Of
campaign las hccp cOErutNsnatc. but III the
movements Of e"rrs and divisions 1T tic pre-
tcncc Of the snctaT VIC havo seen no rxtraor-
dsnniy gcncraishlr. The execution Of. tue
needle Etin snl tho confidence which its pos.
sc.s!ou gives to the Ff,isslats, constitute nine
inctors In the result. The Greek arc, will,
which the En,rcrurs Of Conslantinpplc fought
| o.r the hhrhar!nnt. long after bravery lad
ceased TO be byzantine virtue, was not
more terrible than The needle gun 10 The Aus
trlans. Naturally enough nations arc asking
themselves Whit is to l'c the cnl Of nil thls.
The Emperor Napoleon, as We learn b., the
last steamer, Ia experimenting vigorously
with needle guns Of some sort nj the 1mperia1
ordnance depot ot Vlnccnncs. II Prussia
chooses TO keep her Rhine provinccs, Instead
| of ccdlng them 10 France, she may b. able
10 do 30, and even carry out the Eapoleonlc
Idea of nationality 1y anncxlng Lorraine aud
A1satia without waiting for Napolcon's per.
mis.lon. An invention is ut this moment
ovcrtnrnipg Europe moro raridly than the
first Napoleon overturned II with the lever
age OF tho French Revolution.
1t Is matter of vast concern to every
civilized nation 10 find out Whit is the needle
gun, or to invent something which ahall
ceunteraes It's deadly effects, or equal It in
producing them. In the first place it is q
breech loading arm, This is point gained,
md It leads us 10 inquire why breech-loadIng
! asms for infantry service were discarded BY
our ordnance officers during our late war.
The rcason assigned by Gen. Ripley, ch1ef o
ordnance, was that soldiers using tht
sha1pe's rife for instance, would shoot AVA,
their ammunition 50 fast that they would hI
nothipg-and that soldiers could not carr,
CROUCH ammunition to last them more thu
thirty minutes. This is shown to be shce
, 1866-07-21

Fortune, ou The turn Of a card, and had lost.
The iatnl yote had been cast. The cxasper-
atcd people Of Kansas Instantly discarded
him. lie was seized with consuming grief
and remorsc. He went home In the torloru
hope that something might DC done 10 regain
tEelr favor aud 10 obtain their foreivuess.
Hut he was everywhere met with frown or
MI avcrtcd face. Finally he resolved TO make
them the only reraratlon he felt to lie In III.
power BY blowing ont his brains aud yAcatlng
the otllce. Trncinc effects TO CAUSES, A. John.
son Is the destroyer Of Lane. Tic blood ol
the suicide rests on the soul of the bctraycr
III Frcpfotn
, 1866-07-21
NATIONAL HfNancEs

lae amended financial bill for fr3iins the
pubic debt, which passed the Senate on
1anfsaaS, Is very simple IN Its provisions,
And eSc4udes me Objectionable features con-
eu1nsu n .ae s1cCnlloch bill, introduced by
seaaso! shefnan, Which proposed to pay Jay
eooAe " 20. Jo'fy millions Of dollars for me-
Eo.al'ns t9e sale OF i've per cent bonds.
Inc present Oil appropriates &lS0, 900 900
per annun Tor the PURPOSE of navinr +hc IN.
f,.rest nm +,,e national aoh, s-
the same rs Is not required Tor Interest, shnll
be applied to the payment of the principal of
the 1p1lc debt. The r,resent }nfcrost- -hca-
legal lenoe1s, Is, IN r0unu numbers, g. 00,-
oQ0,000, and the animal interest thereon
amounts to sle5 000, 900; the Interest on the
Aforesaid legal tenders to $4,000, 900, paya-
bic when they become due next wear.
The amount the Secretary Of The Treasure
will te authorized to pay annually On the
principal of the debt, will be s55. OK, coo per
wear and the interest savsd whlct, ravt roar
, 1866-07-21
Rejoicing In Berlin.

Yesterday morntnr ~ nEH1,S, as,a,' 1eae g.. 80;
successes Of the Prusslau arms in Ee:cmis
Eoachcd Berlin, md was Immediately t,.:lpw-
ed by general eruption Of colossal days sith
black eagles in NIL the principal streets oil tlc
city. An immense crowd assembled besore
the private palace Of the King and gnvc vent
lIyuu (.IIcll dir in Siercrfra.iz. ~ thc nj. ~
which Is the same AZ tbnt of N(;od Save liz
o;,i i,c,r.v ~ - "sS H. 'l!,mea .o.aehee1s long
1uu ucaf1y ICY tnc hInE anu tue CfoWn
Prince. LIS Majesty aprcarcd on the ha1eo-
ny. accompanied ~ II. you Uulson {tle In-
war1is. nj his Ms fssiyss ;icsirc Wc,t dorn .st T.,
ths portso aud read te Letter Of the Grown
- ~ LII tN !u1'4t mtGilH,encc o1
tnc vlcto5tes' Inc low words which tue king
from the noise and excitement of the scene.
Al eleven O'Clock a citizen, who might with i'd
vantage become patient OF Banting, IN tho
Of lila tn1y1, in hi. cort .rhtct ,rea se .ona ;a1
ii.hc,I hr 1a-,o r.".,,,.. W. ~" "ns M, enocl'
.1,,., .1smSu ~ !a1sc f11sAah n6e. Ihia some.
quickly attracted tue attention Of the youth
tul street population, and procured him a
large aud noisy escort. In lbs coursc or b,s
f0gtesf ont ntar Mr arc" up oc;Gre ts residence Of
Ssa.t Hut o.eIFh, st.,! "nNi ~ su1tT greeted tho
pcnrc1 at the window in acknowledgment Of
the attention. ani tbcn rand The fclevranhic
lespatches annotIncinV thc s,,rrostr. l., ttnh".
mia ma niao tltc rnt,ftt,fot tjon ~ ~ tins
.n,iar 10 ,ss,, H.. .st~ttuM III ~ " tMu !taao'
!e!ian a!mF. nut iAis was only T. Night pre-.
iuac 70 tno great triumph WHICH tho Minister
ua.sc ~ ~ ~" irn 9;c1o.t II Nv ~, o,a ~ leaving to
carrtnCc, hc wus rccornIxed bv ihe crn,rl ,t
The nrlrhhorlnuI. VIII, instnnt1v mai. . mi,
sn ~ .ne lun1 t,otsc alla enacasotcu 20 thKe Ills
ltacEt,Mnt 10 70 ~, LUG u acc Of tue Horse,
hot t!o aiinsicr' Two staii officers who saw
The COUNTS difficulty came 10 the rcscur and
tll<sundcd the ncoplc from their jlnttcrlr,u in.
lcuttous by ns.urln. tLrm thnf Tim Winis.ar
wns in tSrrihfs h,,.s. 1r.. ,.,s" .s.e 's.!.s.Gt
t;s1S 80 wv 4ucf "cIc ucfotu-
uEy ounEco 10 cahtcnt thcnAslvua with
flak1ng Tho 9rrat mans hand, Or vhthrr
hands, for had l$ rHDescauct1 hnlf n ,tn,cn thcv
could hardly have rnt tt,nouvh thr wortr ~.
nrrtril or tkctn' ~ '"'""h" '"e WAN ~
s.si sSs -,
A., .ooEta'uint9EJ auuresa 10 tho King on
, 1866-07-21

ISpIAEA-Col s,tlxell end Col. J. P. shznks a1c
-asrstanls for the Union Congressional nomination
in the Eleventh Distiict Mr. Sttlwei |. the pref
ut ircumbknt, snd declarea himaeH strongly
aeainst the Bread ard Butter" policy OF 4. Jon-
ron.
, 1866-07-21

Hc FASTENED down town, f,uns oc,a hal -.
leu to 147hG mud that "Cahby's@ transaSt;on
Wonid cost bin tthc ,rokcr) about 81, Esd. Te
don't feel we'll nj ali fnINv S"t"'S' Ae
, 1866-07-21

OF Genoa to Ills Clergy, in which tbtr, IL n
sdmtraIlc union Of T,alriotism autl % Christian an
I.hop would scaqteiS ha1. 10 tniHfa ,nHc, 1mS Arch
when it il st.e Ia Sn % H. tnnI, i1nx EoeM step
The fi1sl Corps 4 illlcd up again, and tls
inrg Ming i, .e,segtnp9s tat 1t dsnanas lhc tirst
tkjtishes ,escrd"T i ,mivccn gie ,h, "sse SOM,
lin t,rn sr1a. .,nn! mat".. ueu tnc r rcaFasEJ OF
1ns;r,er. ~ a1n H. acar @ u1aG anu ivo!o the
~, :;,, Jos ,.s pissa HE nack nfef ne atncto
thts.s ~ In rr,.,,,'nnd E,,, ~ ~ ~ peen pro-
=, roin ria stE93s.a .3s nss assumed .hu portfolio
~ ,,snss.sts -'s ILL., ~ esens % ts absolutely
~ ~. ~ - trliu son'u man q ttct1eh ldeas
"<'ns 's"" VI LINZ uel'"Ft'uen1' sfEhot
Net,,n Yituttt en1rt11rw rt,,. t+a.,... ri.
s,,a+k. ~oons A's'
tn thr Ss M inn s... g. IN rafas !Tc,tr
tuusli IL lti,,atK w 'stln ,',, ,,,n o. ua'ifan
jvwii frt,{,t ;trtist,t',,,n t H. w WI u inal
tru nj Ehivf,itfi; ttiIsts H., hi ~ eIuii
l ),e, wjfil i}ntni, IL. tis,tntna u .ae En
lrt 10 lflr kim TT lMyntis: Tjs lit Hit .i1,a t
III tftitrfan}fi, mns III, tti,t. ti tuG hunluei
sM}Eiest M ityllt tliu ettstitilstniitts III which
lHe tntt hthlteftitfi pf ftltssta Hiit fidt4tlK
WHY tei tI,hettlt ThU int ftttt.t nut 90 flt.
Eplt4ti t!lltt Etitit! ~ Eatlhtk Hits UH H.
Naf " lihste!ih WIN |E Ht1tHi III tH!at(llu III
i,i.t!si9,' ia!Mi99' ~ iMF'gf M mitls rta'ltls ajt ~ iit
heatiWil 81 eiit iltl TIT iJil u.
EiNtjltlllt1 lIF IiptlH}iIlH tnt Hur Mi 4 a!ti
}tHae|H HIiI Aiisltia Gu fnuriF{ah{ne IT. HHH "sHH
Niliij lU,i in iI,t,t E,,nM" III uexMihtas' I'LL Htll
st1s.u mmY"s" " " !ils HalHlillKFF
trim ~ .'pI!!asltt lLhit|ilfpj )t4}1ffHI) ltIAf
. \. n .,,',t' ' ,.,' "1rl,'}nlltf }M lltlsa @vfi
lllh ttlhTrr4, tllla,rgnH iy0l,nj III. ilfsmark,
NNil,H In si,lllF u llpj huE n iii, Ausirfn n,,,|
, 1866-07-21
LAThR.

Feeling OF the 1talfaua-Ln Marmora,s
PIans-The Army In motlen-sRei.
bh1dA's Tro0rn-Arlstocrat1c Hood
among the yoluntceFs--iIlcnsoli
.AdUrcNs 10 Tho PrcRks
, 1866-07-21

1be AuatrlAn yfctory-vnlor aud Fin.
duranco OF Ghr Italians G ailnntry or
tue OMcctM-LoAaca-N1ufa OF the
ARMY.
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Succession Sale.

Succession Of Henry Hortman, deceased.
N1y virtue of writ of sale to me directed
ID from the District Court Of Bossier, La,
in the succession of Henry Hortman, de-
ceased, Twill sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder at the residence of
said deceased in said parish of Bossier, on
Saturday the 10th day of November, 1866,
the following described property belonging
to said succession, to-wit:
The southwest quarter of section IL, and
and the west half of northwest quarter, and
west half of southwest quarter of section
IA, and the southeast quarter and east half
Of northeast quarter and southwest quarter
of northeast quarter, and southeast quarter
of northwest quarter, and northeast quarter
of southwest quarter of section number Is,
all in township 90 of range 10; situated in
said parish of Bossier, and containing in all
$50 acres, more or less nE
Also, mules, II head cattle, 20 head of
hogs, head goats, l large wagon, farming
utensils, household furniture and various
other articles, &c.
Terms of sale until March LIST, 1867; pur
chasers required to give notes with approved
personal securities, bearing s per cent per
annum interest from day of sale, and special
mortgage to be retained on land sold to bet
ter secure payment of its purchase price.
Bellevue, La, Oct. LIST, 1866
PHILO ALDEN,
Sheriff and Auctioneer
M Cts Per W. III. HILL, Deputy
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SUCCESSION SALE.
SseeessiOns of John PresnGu, and sci

iSNceesstonS OF Joh1a PreS1l0u, ana sctTe
Dy virtue Of an order of the Honorable
ID the District Court of Bossier parish,
La, and a writ of sale issued to me there
under, win sell at the late residence of the
deceased between the hours of ii A. NJ and
4P NJ, on Thursday the first day Of Novem
Der, next, at public auction, all the lands
belonging to the said SUGGESTIONS within the
parish Of Bossier, being described as follows,
tOIwit:
The whole Of section thirty tive, the west
half of section thirty three, the whole of
section twenty nine, except the northeast
quarter, of southeast quarter, the west half
Of section twentyeight, the west half of
northeast quarter of section twenty eight,
the south half of southwest quarterof sec
ton twenty-one, all in township twenty-one,
: and the northeast quarter of section five,
of township twenty, all in range ten, of
North West Louisiana, and containing two
thousand and two hundred acres, more or
less. a
Terms of Sale-Cash, provided the ap-
praised value be bid Should the appraised
value not be bid, win re-advertise and sell
according to law.
This 18th September, 1866.
ANDERSON PRESNALL,
n26 SITS Administrator
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New Goods!
E. & B. JACOBS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
Groceries.
LIQUORS, HARDWARE, Sc,
AT THEIR
OLD STAND, TEXAS STREET,
Shreveport, Louisiana.
ME- take pleasure in informing our
w old patrons and the public
generally. that our purchases this
Fall far exceeds any heretofore made
by US, comprising everything neces-
sary for the wants of this section
consisting, in part, as follows:
DRY GOODS, Staple C Fancg,
of all descriptions.
Ready-Made Clothing,
Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, &C., of all sizes
qualities and descriptions.
GROCERIES,
Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Salt,
Mackerel, Whisky, of all brands /;
Brandy. Apple and Peach Wines,
Holland Gin, Jamaica and Santa Cruz
Rum Oats, Bran, Hays &c.
BOX LIQUORS,
Wines. Whisky. Brandy and Cock
tails, Champagne, Scheidam Schnaps,
Ale. Porter, Champagne Cider, Hos
letter, brakes Plantation, Stouphton
and Gray and Red Jacket Bitters, &c.
TOBACCO.
Smoking and chewing, of the best
brands, Cigars. &c.
HARDWARE,
Iron. Steel, Blacksmiths', Carpen-
ters', Shoemakers' and Tanners Tools,
castings and hollow-ware, table and
pocket Cutlery, Spoons, Locks. Nails,
Crockery and Queensware, Glassware,
Tinware, Sc.
AMMUNITION,
Powder. Shot, Lead, Percussion and
Waterproof Caps.
FIRE ARMS.
A large and varied assortment of
Fowling Pieces and Pistols.
STATIONERY.
A full and complete assortment.
SUNDRIES,
Teas, Candies, Raisins. Oysters.
Sardines, HOLSTERS, Snuff, Soap. Pep
per. Sauces, Catchup, Pickles Candles,
Tumblers, Window Glass, &C., go.
~ All the articles partly enumer-
ated above, were purchased either di-
rectly from the importers or manufac-
turers, and we guarantee to sell at
NEW ORLEANS PRICES.
Everything sold by us guaranteed as
represented.
z. s. B. JACOBS.
Shreveport, La. v5n28ly
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Sale for Partition.

Mary E. Lay, and husbpnd, In Probate
Elias oneill; Tutor. |La., No. 1896.
py virtue of a writ of sale to me directed
ID from the Probate Court of Bossier
parish, Louisiana, in the above entitled
cause, will proceed to sell at public auction
to the last and highest bidder, at the Isaac
Lay place, on Red River,
On Thursday, December Goth,
1866, the following described property,
to-wit
The undivided one half interest in Lot No.
3, section 81, township 20, range IL, contain
ing Of acres and east fractional half of Sec
> ton 80, township 90, range IL, containing II
acres Situated on Lake Bodceau, in said
parish of Bossier.
Whole of the following described River
lands, tO-wit:
Northeast quarter of section 10, of town
ship IS, range IA; 100 acres. Lot number A.
In section number l, township 10, range IA,
and fractional northwest quarter, section 10,
township Is, range Ia 20 acres. Lot num-
ber5 section number l, township 10, range
IA; 10 acres-known as the Isaac Lay place,
and containing 245 acres.
Black Bayou Lands, described as follows
Northwest quarter of section number 8,
northeast quarter of section number A, south
number 3, and west half of southeast quarter
OF section number 80, in township 10, range
IL, and the southwest quarter of northwest
quarter, and southeast quarter of northwest
quarter, and northeast quarter of northwest
quarter of section 80, in township 20, of
range ID, containing in all, 440 acres.
Ben Lay Lands, viz: The southeast quar-
ter OF southeast quarter, and northeast
quarter of southeast quarter of section IL,
and east half of northeast quarter, and
northwest quarter of northeast quarter of
section 20, all in township 90, range IL, and
containing 200 acres. An of said lands stu
ated in said parish of Bossier.
Also, a fine lot of both meat and stock
hogs, 9 fine Mules, 80 head cattle, yoke of
oxen, wagons, carriage, | Gin stand and
belt, Mill and belt, farming utensils, and
various other articles too tedious to mention
Terms of Sale-One fourth cash in gold,
the balance on credit of one, two and three
years, in equal installments, to be paid in
gold. Notes to be given with approved per-
sonal security, bearing 8 per cent interest
from day of sale, and special mortgage and
vendors lien to be retained on lands sold to
secure payment of its purchase price.
This 10th October, 1866.
PHIL0 ALDEN,
Sheriff and Auctioneer.
ms lot W. H HILL, Deputy.
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Succession Notice !.

Ctate of Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.-
- Clerks Office, 10th District Court
Notice is hereby given that Pierce NJ. Butler,
administrator of the succession of Loudon
Butler, deceased, has this day filed in the
Office of said Clerk, his tableau of debts in
the succession of Loudon Butler, deceased.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that If opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
ogated as prayed for.
Given under my hand and seal Of office,
at Bellevue, this the 9th day of September
A D. 1866
THOS n. BRADEN,
n26 SIS Clerk.