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An Act to amend the probate court laws.
Section /. BE it enacted by the Legislature
of the State of Mississippi, That it shall be
competent for the probate courts of this
State to authorize any executor, admins
traitor, or guardian to continue to cultivate
the farm OF the deceased, or ward, until final
settlement, and to hire labor to cultivate
the same, if, in the opinion of the court, the
interest the estate or ward will be promo
ted thereby, and fit can be done without
prejudice to the rights of heirs, legateeS, dis
tributes or ward; Provided, where the ap-
plicatiOn is made by an executor or admins
traitor the adult heirs and guardians of the
minors residing in the county, shall have five
DAYS notice thereof.
Sec 2. Be it further enacted, That said
court shall be competent to authorize any
executor, administrator or guardian to lease
and hire to another for term not exceeding
three years at any one time, the plantation
or farm, mules, farming utensils, etc" of the
estate or ward. Provided the court shall
first be satisfied that the same will be ben
eficial to all parties in Interest," Provided
further, when such application is made by
an executor or administrator, the adult heirs
| and guardians of minors residing in the
| county shall have five days notice thereof.
| Provided further, in case of an executor or
administrator, cum HeSidmeRtO GRRer0, the
twill does not require different disposition
| sec. s. De II 1uTJDeT GIdCJeU, IHdU SilIu
court shall be competent to authorize any
guardian to invest the surplus funds Of his
or her ward in such secure stocks as shall be
approved by the court.
| Sec A. Be it further enacted, That ex-
ecutors and administrators have power, and
| they are hereby authorized to purchase
bonds, bills Ofexchange, promiSsory notes
| open accounts, and other evidences of debt OF
I any creditor 0ftheir respective testator OF
| intestate, and for the payment of which said
creditors are liable i'll any capacity, and use
| the same in payment or offset against the
claims and demands of said creditor or cred
| itors in all suits at law or eG Gaity where said
| creditor or creditors is or are seeking to en-
force debts or demands against said eXecu
tors or administrators. Aud the purchase oi
all bills ofexchange, bonds, promissory notes
open accounts, and other evidences of debt
of the creditor of any decedents' estate, pur
chased by any exeentor OF administrator
heretofore, be and the same is and hereby
are confirmed and declared legal for the pur
pose of offset and payment against the claims
and demands Of such creditor or creditors O.
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AGENTS FOR

Ad ENIS FOR
Portable Cotton Gins Condenser. n. Presses. Horxe
Powers Steam Engines. Saw and GEist Nils wagcus.
Plews. Lilies Safes. Riding HItivatOrs -.sa
ing, Etc se's' 80
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Made of the Best Materirs and in the most durable
manner. n very large, flesh, and complete ssscrt-
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-03

FURNISHING GOODS AND SHIRTS,
For sale at the lowest market prices.
N B-Clothnx made to order in the latest styles,
and In the best manner.
decd ISM L w. LYONS, & Co.
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SOUTHERN CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT.
NO. 96, Is and 30,
ST. CHARLES ST, CORNER COMMON,
New Orleans, La.
CLOTHING CLOTHING!I!
Wholesale and Retail.
Just received large aud well assorted stock OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
LATESE STYLES,
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William Sadler VS.. John j. Wilmington
Aquilla Bowie VS. Phillip Roberts.
Charles & English VS.. j. Zuber, ct al
Nathaniel Hoggatt VS. Charles j. Hester
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YER,s CATHARTEC PILLS
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS

n tho os perfect purgatve which able produce
orbc we think has yet been made by body Their
oTacts have abuudanty shown the community how much
h evcel the ordinary medicines in They safe and
pleasant to take but powerful to Their penetrating
stimulate the activities of the body
Tho of its organs purify the blood and eXpel
seas They purge the m humors which breed and grow
nar stimulate sluggish disordered into their
~ action and mpart healthy tone with strength to the
sysen, Not only do they the everyday complaints
s bodv hut also formidable and dangerous diseases
While they produce powerful effects they are at the same time
- n;shed doses the safest and best physic that can be
nloved for children Being they are pleasant
to take and being purely vegetable are ee from any ~ "
harm Cures have been made which surpass belief were they
not substantiated by of such exalted position anu
ter as to forbid the suspicion of unruth Many eminent
clerrvmen and physicians have lent their names 10 "
the public the reliability Of remedies, while ohes
sent us the assurance of their conviction that our
lions contribute immensely the relief of our ahc'ea sue
ing fellow'men. .,,-. ~.
The Agent below named is pleased TO furnish sf"s o."
American Almanac, containing directions o Ee 9e "1 va
ti6cates of their of following comp."'HC9
Costiyeness, Billions Complaints RheumaIiSH pf9p23
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stonaeh
pestion Morbid Inacton of the Bowels and ram al
from Fiatulency, Loss OF Appetite all Diseases MnSH m
medicine. They also ny PURIFYING " -
stimulating the system, many Complaints wh.n "
Bl;ndness Neuralgia and Nervous 1rablity Derapgemen
Of the and dneys Cont and other nufeo ~.
arising from of the body obstruction o. US ia
Do not be put by unprncpsd dealers with other preps
tious which they make more profit Demand aver ~
take others The sick want the best aid there Is oE
asy shG BY Dr. naTe G. AVER
n nv f j. HART CO., New Orleans. Wholesale Agents.
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> vEsoLUrIoN CONJOTNTE

RELATE AUX CONCESSION DE TERRE FAlTEs Az BE-
NEFICE DE L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA FAX AoiE ~
CONGRESS, APPRoUyE LIE JUN 1886.
CoSs1DERANr que les differences compagnles de
chemin-de.fer dams rEtat de la Louisiana qui ont
recu nour Ia construction de leurs votes, fassis-
lance du gouvernement des Etats- Unis' par lie
moyen de concessions de terres, ont etc empe-
chees ct misses en- retard dams achievement des
dites votes par suite de Ia derniere guerre; con
siderant de plus que les concessions De terres aa
government general en- favour de lEtat DC la
Louisiana par lacte du congress intitule: acte con
cedant l'Etat de la Louisiana des terres dams le
but daider la construction des votes ferrees oahs
lie dit tat, approuv6 lie JUN 1856, feront retoui
aux Etats- Unis au susdit jour, a moins que iene
de Get acte en- soft prorose, en- consequence.
SECTION l. LIE senat ct Ia ehambre des repre-
sentants de rEtat de la Louisiana, reunis en- Assem-
blee generate, ont resou: Requete est par
presente fate au congress des Etats.unis d., pr
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LOIS DE LA LOUISIANA.
No. 4G.l
A true copy:
]. II. HARDY,
Secretary of State.

No. 4Gl .crr
RELATE AUX BAGS DE LA RIvIERE ROUGE, sHREvE-
PORT.
SECTION l. lie senat ct 10 chambre des represen-
4ants de Etat de la Louisiana, reunls en- assemolee
senerale decretent Dorenayant, dams tout pac
actuellement Gtabli on qui pourra letre laVenr'
a Shreveport sur Ia riviere Rouge, Ia parolsse de
Bossier possedera un inter6t dune moitle ndlVlse,
aussi longtemps que cette susdite rivere tormera
la Unite occidentale de cette paroisse.
SEC Q Decretent de plus: Tout bac etabl
dams les susdites conditions sera snjet au controle
du MARIE, des conseers muncipauX de la vile dc
Shreveport ct du juri de police de la parosse Bos-
sier: les susdtes authorities gu des commissioners
par Giles NOMINEES i cette efet loueront lie PRIV
l6ge deyploitation de bac, aux conditions gu Giles
d6termineront ct Giles fixeront ell meme temps lie
tariff DIES droits de passage
SEC, 3. D6cretent de plus: Quand la Location
du privilege d'exploiter les BAGS susdits aura etc
faite. les preneurs deyront fournir leurs blilet
mar Motto Tune en- favour du maire de la V'le Of
Shreveport ct de ses successeurs en- office ct at
pautre en- favour du president du juri de police d.
Ia narojsse Bosser ct de ses SUCCESSORS en- once
SEC. d. D6cretent de plus: lie MARIE ct lie
conseillers muncipaux de la vile de Shreveport
ansi que lie juri de police de la paroisse Bossiei
sont mar lie present, autorses d 6tabr Shreve
mort autant de lignes de BAGS qu'ils lie jugeror
necessares dams lint6ret public.
Sac. +. DGcreent de plus Get acte sortra so
effet i compter du jour de son adoption ct toute
Ibis incompatbles avec ses dispositions sont, pr
lie present, abrogtes,
tCirnG\ J. B. ELAN,
Orateur irt6rimaire de la Chambre des Represe
tants. - r-oo,,,r1,,c ~
acknowledgements ct President du Senat.
Approve lie 2S fevrier 1865.
], MADISON WELLS,
Gouverneur de rEtat de la Louisiana
Pour copie conforme:
J. H. HARDY,
secretaire d'Etat.
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roger pour lie terme de dix ans gu pour tel terme
que dams 50 sagesse il jugera convcnable, les ef-
fets de Ia concession par lni fate dams lie but spe
cife dams son acte de concession ci.dessus men
tonne.
SEC. @ On de plus r6solu Son excellence
]. Madison Wells, gouverneur de FEtat, est invite
a transmettre Ia presente d son excellence Andre
johnson, president des Etats Unis avec requete
de soumettre au congress cette meme resolution.
(Sign60 j. b. ELAN,
Orateur interimaire de Ia Chambre des Represen'
tants. x,r,,,
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
acknowledgements ct President du senat.
Approve lie % f6vrer 1866.
J. MADISON WELLS,
Gouverneur de lE1tat de la Louisiana.
Pour copie conforme
j. H. HARDY,
Secretaire d. Etat.
NJEny6,A
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No. 46.1
AN ACT

A%s
r., RELATION TO FERRIES ACROSS RED RIVER AT
THE CITY OF SHREVEPORT.
sycTIox /. Be IL enacted by the Senate and
Eo,lse Of Representatives Of tie State Of Lons1-
ma, in General Assembly conrened That here
.fer one undivided half interest in the ferry or
ferries now established or which may be here
after established across Red River al the city of
Shreveport, be and the same hereby Is vested in
the parish of Bossier, so long as the said Red
River shall be the western boundary OF said parish |
SEC. .. BE further enacted, etc., That said
ferry or ferries shall be subject to the joint control
Of the mayor and trustees Of the city of Shreve-
mort, and the police jury of the parish OF Bo5sier,
and shall be leased by said mayor of the
civ of Shreveport and the president OF the
police jury Of the parish of Bossier, or by comml5-
ssners by them appointed for chat purpose, upon
such terms and such rates of charges for ferriages
as said mayor and trustees Of the city Of Shreve'
mort, and said police jury of the parish Of Bosser,
shall determine.
SEC, g.. Be il further enacted, etc., That when
ever said ferry or ferries shall be leased, as in the
second section of this act is provided the lessee or
essecs Of said ferry ferries shall execute his or
their notes for half Of the amount agreed by nm
ar them to be paid for said lease or leases to the
mayor of the city of Shreveport and his success
sors in Office and his or their note or notes Tor the
remaining half agreed by him or them to be paid,
as aforesaid, to the president of the police jury OF
the parish of BOsser and his successors in Office
Sec. f. Be ii further enacted. ETC., That the
said mBvor and trustees Of the city OF Shreveport
and the said police jury of the parish OF Bossler
he and the same are hereby authorized to estaD
lish as many ferries across said Red River at tn
city of Shreveport, as they may deem necessar
for the public interest
SEC. 5. BE further enacted, etc., That tn
act shall take effect from and after its passage
and that all laws or parts of laws in conflict wit
the provisions of the same be and the same al
hereby repealed
(Signed) j. b. hLAh'
Sneaker pro TEN. of the House of Representative
fCi,,ned, ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieut.. Gov. and President of the senat
Approved February %, 1866.
,Signed) j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State of Louisian
true copy;
j. II. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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In all Diseases of these organs whether existing in MAE
or Female from whatever originating and no matter
how long standing 1t Is pleasant in taste and odor
ate in action and strengthening than any OF the pre-
parations of Bark or Iron. go $780,.
T1 grng from broken down or delicate constitutions,
procure the remedy at
The reader must that however slight may pe e
attack of the Diseases is certain 10 aee HE '
Health Mental Powers, and Happiness
All the above diseases require the aio Oh olufe''''
Helmbold's Extract Buchu
Is the Great Dueretic.
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'ftu ORLEANS Daily Qrestent,
LAWS OF LOUISIANA.


an y.r 10 GRANT OF LANDS BY CONGRESS TO
- or, ATE OF LOUISIANA, by ACT APPROVED
EuSs 8, 1856
~ ,,vpEAs The several railroad companies within
md etate of Louisiana which have received aid in
asi. toDstruction of their roads by grant of lands
r., tbe government of the United States, have
Es,retarded and prevented in the completion of
i, La railroads by the effects of the late war; and
1,sreas further the grant of lands by the general
E,e-nmeut to the State of Louisiana, by act of
at,oaress entitled "an act making grant of
.ds to the State of Louisiana, to aid in the CON
reIncton Of railroads in that State" approved
'i ma g. 1856, will revert to the United States on
L. Al day Of June, 1865, unless extended by act
u Congress-; therefore,
,opj ssCrloS l. Be it resolued by the Senate and
?, ouse Of Representations Of the State Of Lou1sl-
lad. in General Assembly Commenced, That the
lourress of the United States be and they are
.sreby requested to extend the grant in said act
TtCongress, for the purposes therein specihed,
liza period of ten years, or for such period as IN
ltr wisdom they may deem just and proper
sgC. 2. Be ii further resot0ed, etc., That his
.eo1 tce!lency, j. Madison Wells, Governor Of the
lite, be and he is hereby requested to transmit
Ly of these resolutions to his Excellency
ldrew johnson, President of the United States
nh the request to lay the same before
( sngress,
an (SiqueN J. B. ELAN,
5eaker pro TEN. of the House of Representatives
(5igned) ALBERT FoORHlEo,
Lieut. Gov. and President of the Senate
). Approved February %, 1865.
yhE isirned) J. MADISON WELLS,
st Governor of the State of Louisiana
sa9 true copy:
ny J. H. HARDY,
y Secretary of State.
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Msv elfans Har resetnt 9hursaay zHortns ar H. 1866

CUTLERY, ETC.
w Witty d. CO, 6
GENERAL COMMISSION,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants, and
Hardware Agents,
site the Custom Hoase.j New Orleans, La
Gongnents Of Merchandise either for sale shipment
win receive prompt and careful attention.
Nr,CUTCHON d. HUBBELL-
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Hardware. Cutlery, Etc, Etc.
IA Gravier street, New Orleans
FILES. FLIES. FILES.
wHrppLE FILE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Manufacturers of FILES of all descriptions.
STEEL cRoclsIf'' STOVE POLISH |
ONCE, 81 lie Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS.
FILES AND STEEL EQUAL TO THE BEST ENGLISH
TERRY BROTHERS.
RA 9SSfas s snd saEARs eiL and GLASS BgT
RsA and and
dealers are invited inspect and price list before
81 sfas
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
| TAYLOR CHURCHIL
Direct Importers,
No. Il Magazine street Opposite St. James Hotel,
NEW ORLEANS.
Iron, NAIL ANB Pillow WAREHOUSE
No. 20 Bank Place
PETER G. TArLoR. ......... CHARLES Il. CHURCHILL
Established in 1890.
We also keep general assortment Of
Tlnware and woodenware,
Suitable for Country trade-and respectfully
solicit continuance of former PATRONAGE
HARDWARE. .'............H AKDWARE
H.J. MULLAN d CO.,
Wholesale Dealers
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
Agents for
HoWEs STANDARD SCALES.
II Common street. New Orleans.
EoLGEK d CO.,
e. F. FoLGEE, L. FOLGER, W. H. THoMAs)
Dealers In Hardware, Iron, Ship Chandler1
. 81 L 80 Magazine Street,
OPPOSITE THE ST. JAMES HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.
Nails Hoop Sheet and Bar Iron, Shovels al
Spades Sheet Copper and Zinc Plows Axes and
Hoes, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead ,
India Rubber Betting Packing, Circular, Mill al
Cross Cut Saws
CLARK, sTAUFFER 81 Co.
IMPORTERS AND
Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Nails, Cope
TIN PLATES, PAINTS OILS, AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, ETC,
No. Il Canal street, New Orleans.
Agents for the vEILLE MONTAGUE SHEETZINC CO.; q
PLOWS of all the most approved MAKERS.
"a. s. sIAIONDS, Nos l9 AND q CANAL SIRE
. and IL Crossman street,
New Orleans,
GENERAL DEALER IN SHIP CHANDLERY
HARDWARE,
Oils Paints Bar and Sheet Iron. Lead Pipe Rubber 3
Gas and Fittings, ETC.
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rp X. g. DIVINE,

nR, x. G. DIVINE,
OFFICE ITO CAMP STREET,
Residence 1ss First Street Near MagaziHe
OFFICE hours FROM 10 A. N. TO P. n.
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MEDICAL.
,.HELM BOLD'S
Observation-Disclosures.
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

From Weakness arising from lndscreon me eHhauSeu
of Nature which accompanied by so many alarming
vmntoms among which will be found 1ndispositon to Exer
ton Loss of Memory Wakefuiness, Horror of Disease or
Forebodngs of Evil in fact Universal Lasstude Prostra
ton and inability into the enjoyments OF society,"
The constitution effected with Organic Weakness, re-
,iras tho aid of Medicine to strengthen and nvoate the
system which HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Invariably does treatment is submitted to- consump-
ton or insanity ensues.
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BEAUTIFY1NG THE COMPLEXION.

Not of the worst disorders that anect nahhhu ao
the corruption that accumulate in the blood Of all the
that have been made purge it out none can
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HELMBOLD'S

uighIv Concentrated Compound Fluid Ex-
trnct Sarsapar1lia,
Far nufying the blood removing all chronic constitutional
diseases arising impure state of the blood and tHe
on,v reliable and effective known remedy for the cure Of
scroa scad Head Salt Rheum Pains and Swellngs OF the
Bones liberation of the Throat and Legs blocheS fpe
h Eca Tsar Eryspelas and all scay eruptions Of the
skin aud
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Helm bDld's
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA.

II ceanses and renovates blood nsts vigor OF health
into the system and purEes the humors which make d'S
ease It stimulates the healthy functions Of the uouS, anu
axnes the di.ore that grow and ranke in the blood shch
remedy that could be relied on has long been sought fer ana
now for the first time the public have one on "hc 'he ca"
depend Our space here admit OF certificates TO ho"
effects but trial OF single bottle will snow the slcA
that has virtues surprising anything they have ever TAKEN
Two abespoonsfu of Extract Of Sarsaparia added TO
mint f water is equal to the Diet Drink and one bottle
ia fully equal to gallon of the Syrup Of sarsaparla or the
deeoction as usually made.
rThese Extracts been admitted to use in the uneo
States Army and are very general use in all the STATE
urynitas and Public Sanitary Institutions Throughout the
land as well as in private practices and are considered as
valuable remedies
See Medical Properties of Buchu,
From Dispensatory of the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable works the Practice OF
Physic. .,,.
See the remarks made the celebrated Dr. Physc OF Pha
| dephia
See remarks made by DR.. Ephran Mcdowell celebrated
Physician and Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
ireland and published transactions of the King ant
Queens journal.
See Msdico Chirurgcal Review, published by Benjamin
Trayers Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons
:. See mast of the late Standard Works of Medicine.
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DETER EoRsREE,
STALLS NOS. / AND ST MARYs MARKET
Ships, Steau,shipa and steazaoeats s"ppheo'
and is new prepared 10 furnish his old friends snd cpo0e
With everything the line at his cd place OF ensnssA
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AND jENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS for his own
accn,nt at his old stand under the and style Of
"'''"'' " ~ " SAM. DE BOW Il co.
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HeImbold's Extract Buchu
Is the Great Diueretic.
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Extract Buchu,
TAR. II, WHITES INSTITUTE
l2y CARON DELET sTRE E T.
In rear of the City Hall

The rst aim of human beings happiness and happiness
implies health Of body and mind.
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SHAKSPEAKE IRON FOUNDRY,
= 20S Girod street, New Orleans
GOHN GEDDEs-JOS. A. SHAKSPEARE-S sWOOP,
Geddes, Shakespeare d Co.,
Iron and Brass Founders and Machnss every
variety of Engines Sugar Mills, Draining MaGhhes
Mill and Gin Gearing, Crate Bars store Fronts ooumns
sash Weights, etc. Blacksmith Work of all kinds
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COMPREHENSIVE.


A oAnD -: -- o...D
The undersigned have formed connection for the CLLEC
TON OF CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT, and
will give prompt attention all business conhded to their
The connection of senior member will cease when the
Southern admitted to their seats in Congress- but
the Junior partner will continue give his attention such
business may receive until it finally disposed Of
may be addressed to either of them
W. L. SHARKEY, Of Mississippi,
GEO. TAYLOR, 425 street. washington City.
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MACHINERY.

MARSH 81 CO,
JOHN c. MARSH PRESTON W. EYRE, WILLIS A
STEWART)
Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS,
pPAss and IRON CASTINGS steamboat and plantation
use building ETC. All kinds of blacksmhing done at the
shortest notice. Particular attention given to repairing steam
boat and plantation machinery.
NO 256 NEW LEvEE STREET,
Betwean Delord and Gaennie streets, New Orleans
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D1ssOLUTI0N OF CoPARTNEKsHIE'-
The firms of O. E. HALL & CO., (st Louis HoteD and D.
M HILDRETH CO., ST. Charles HoteH are this day day
solved by mutual consent O. Hall will hereafter carry on
the business his account and will settle the business
aaidsrm. O. E. HALL,
D. N. RILDRETH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-30

DEFENCEs OF WAsHlNGToN.-The following
order for the discontinuance Of the commands
known as the 'IDefcnccs OF Washington and
'Gar,ison Of Washington has been Issued by
General Augur, commanding Department.
In consequence of thu dismantiug OF the forts,
and reduction Of the troops III this department,
the commands known as the 'Detcnces OF " ash
iugton' and Garrison of Washington Will be
discontinued on and alter the 3O,h inst. The
records will be carefully boxed aud labeled and
forwarded to these headquarters. All company
officers serving at the headquarters the respcc-
tive commands will rejnin their proper compa-
mics. Aching Assistant Surgeon Il. Ii. fowler
=. S. A. Headquarters Defences OF Washing
ton,) will report for orders to the aledlral Dl-
rector of the Department. The barracks in
and about Washington will hereafter be known
as follows: Those occupied by The 9Th u. 5.
cavalry as ''Sedgwick Barracks )" those occu-
pied Icy the 18th j. S. infantry as ,'Rnsseil
Barracks - those occupied by the 18th y. S.
artillery as ''Neynolds Barrack s;"' and those
at the Circle as Lowell Barracks. They will
be known as Independent posts, and on and
after the 30th inst, will render their reports
direct to these Headquarters. Forts Foote and
Whipple. and Battery Rodgers, on the diScon.
tinuance OF the Defenrcs of Washington. will
report direct to these headquarters. - WASH.
Star