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HAVING a steam saw mill within five
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take this method Of informing oil persons
in want Of luMber, that their orders, di
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ronaee. am prepared to deliver lumber,
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ma Grant asks $77,ooo,ooo for the ar
my during the next year, Of which $500
900 is fol, deficiencies, leaving s73,5oo,ooO
as the actual cost ofthe army for the COM
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succ es.sion Of

P.B. coMprox.
PURSUANT to an order of the District
L Court for the Parish Of Rapides, State
of Louisiana, dated December Sd, 1867, and
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER Dist, 1867,
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NOTICE..

ALEXANDRIA, La, Dec. 4th 1867.
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"a Gen. Kirby Smith is in Nashville
sA,og aid extending the Snuthern Tele-
rapa Rom the Tennessee State line to
sasasllie. Ii is constructed from Louis
ps ls % the Tennessee State line, on the
. silsla and Kentucky road, forty-two
-''ss rom Nashville.
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EMBLEM OF THE DEMOCRACY.

Editor Statesman WHY is it that
the Democratic party adopt the "roos-
ter" as an emblem of victory Please
explain. DEMOCRAT.
Columhus October II 1867
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~ N - 49, eo--s~-c~|N->>%S>>e
~ official returns it appears that
i, H. LOUIS had over a thousand deaths
i, eholefaic diseases between the
I,s !, August and the LIST ofNoyember.
vs' susse Tour hundred and eighty-two
ea 10 ! rom Asiatic cholera, and all oc-
n s' = during five weeks, from the mid
Cs,o = September till the latter part OF
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CHEAP r "A z HIS!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25
THE Ravages of the Flood.

The Memphis Avalanche says, in speaking
of the late terrible floods that have occur
red on the Mississippi and the lower rivers,
that the appearance of them now. that the
water has subsidized, s'cause shudder to the
beholder."s 1t adds:1 rrsFa ,.v.a 71. 4e
Battle-fields have presented spectacles
from which even the braVest shrink, and
narrowing narratives have been recited of
distress, amounting almost to starvation,
where triumphant armies have passed, with
all the pride and panoplY of war;. but it
was lett to the Implying flood, which
knew no sympathy, to wind its resistless
currents around high ana low, and hurl
them to destruction. F1.i rat .lE 20 r.f
The valleys and the elevated grounds
were all prey to the fierce and relentless
element. Where safety was sought, and
security was believed certain the invader
reached his engGlfing arms, and swept off
every ything. Fortunes were destroyed even
while the sad eyes were turned upon the
wreck, divided now in interest with the in
stinct of self preservation. 1t makes as shud-
der to contemplate what has been described
to us of cattle, horses, swine, and even men,
women and children, heaped together in
one indiscriminate pile with driftwood,
fences and brush, by the merciless waters.
| From beneath the long-Standing over
flow the earth appears once more. The
cabin and the more boastful dwelling,
where hospitality abounded, are seen no
more W06T0 Gu0y OIIC0 SGttOu' AlU LllClr III
mates-where are they Scattered in every
direction, houseless and homeless, or have
perished even in the fullness of health, with
all their highest hopes, their loves and joys
dashed in a moment, to be revived no more
foreveFIiel bis9Es a.ls.fF5a IN -sf. 20goE "
AlHalong the borders of the great stream,
for miles inland-that great stream, which
washesmere States and fructifes more soil
| than any other on the globe-these scenes
of devastation are disclosed by the receding
! watersg Fortunate, indeed, were those whU
4 escaped with 1ife.g Like poor wretches who
| flee fromthe econflagratiOnsy they preserved
4 life, but saw all else swallowed upin ruin
Pen can not paint the horrors of such
scenes, 4 Reality far outstrips what even
Imagination might paint. Hunger wasting
! into famine, and fading into death, with all
| the ythroes and agony of seeing dearest
! friends thus tortured out of existence-all
J these are themes at which the heart revolt:
/ as too terrible to be dwelt upon for descrip-
Eion. We draw the curtain over the pain
! full picture5 and turn to the present duty.
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T|.heDylngIv1,ord 0flsistlop Ti1ni,on.

~
= y The Buffalo Courier says :oS' 80 ~.
- AS everything relating to the last mo-
pnents of the lamented Bishop Timon will
be Interesting to those, who had the honor
of his acQuaintance, it may not be improper
to publish the following imperfect synopsis
of the remarks made by Bishop Lynch, of
pToronto, in avery eloquent discourse de-
1livered at the Cathedral Wednes lay night.
q Ths Bishop, in referring to the deceased
al have painful duty duty to perform f D. Our
good Bishop is dead, but he lis with our
Lord. He died, happy, and oh !! my God,
would that the death of every one, be as
happy. To the last he ever and Invariably
mdrmured, that beautiful verse OF = the
Psalmist Into thy hands, oh Lord, / COM
mend my spirit Z and such eiaeulations as
Mary and Joseph, pray for nell Is..is
!. '''For twenty seven ) years knew him.
He was my friend, and when, on Monday
night received the telegraph of, the good
Priests of the Church, i felt, indeed, that
now the Bishops hour had come Early
Tuesday morning / said Mass, and FASTENED
here as sooa aas coald. found the Bishop
He, feebIy raised. hts head and said he did
Then falling back on, his pillow, he con
I,tinued to repeat, Into thy hands, oh; Lord
+ I commend my spifit,''q Gradually he be-
came less conscious, but / could see his lips
in con slant notion, as, in prayer. .z5dIsoo3
ttOh! my brethren, he is gone from you
now. | did not come here to preach a ser
pray for his soul. would, recommend
that you offer up at lent one Holy Commu
fnioh for, his soul; or have a mass said and
pray for him.. 1t is the least you can do foI
him, and should he not need your pray efs
then others may have the benefit of theni:'
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Great Bar gains.
Il g DnEHi9p dZlH Siii 92cG2us 9W
Is Great Bargains,

III III n u y " -7l % iI--T5 ll'lo
Tsi25h !inds ads 1fdi Il ,Hoi1etua 9srqsq 30
.to5idido1uGo 2viiae39fq G2id 8 10 1ovGi ri
.ni7sT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-25
The Ohio LegisIature.

This body, after long session, in which
it accomplished but little that will benefit
the people of the State, passed resolution.
on Saturday to, adjourn on Wednesday.
This will be good news for those who pay
taxes, to keep up a body that is as useless as
this one has been, and we sincerely trust
that the people, at the election in October,
viii have the good sense to select men for
the nigh position of law makers, that will
do honor to the great and growing State of
Ohio. We have been long disgraced by a
set OF worthless demagogues in our Legis-
lat1ve bodies, who carry out their foolish
measures, without paying any regard to the
opinions of their constituents, and the thing
should be put an end to. The people have
It in their power to do so, let them use il
this tall.-jSenecd Adverttser. II; :.
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TIE CHINGARORAs
- ,,-o,.. ANIT-NERvOUs NJ r,o n ~
SMOKING ! =. TOBACCO!


THE @ H I'm G A H q R A TOBACCO
i grows from the rich soil of the 20 RENT"
and is possessed of peculiarly delicious flavor
tirely unknown to the tobaccoes of all other chimes
But its unprecedented popularity has sprung from
fact of the entire absence of that deadly poison
NScotf1 whicn perme meates every other tobacco, and
which is the one and sole cause of the distressing
nervous diseases, dyspepsia, de-, which most inya-
pipe and cigar. At the recent analyzation of to-
of Sciences, in Paris, the renowned Chemist. NJ.
LA1doURE AUX. declared that while European and
American tobacco-eontaineds fully oignt cent,
and the purest Havana tobacco from two to five per
cent. of Mcotia, toe CHI NGAR0RA did not con-
tain dscoN erable particle of that deadly poison,
a drop of which, extracted. viii destroy life.
81 Our Agent at BOMBAY has shipped large
quantities Of the CHINGARQRA during the past
two years. and although we have been pressed TO
supply the demand for this delicious luxury to the
veteran smoker, yet we are now prepared to offer it
in unlimited quautities. at price much lower than
some American tobacco of q far inferior quality.
A connoiseur has but to smoke the American to-
bacco and segars. which are ipVariably chemically
favored. to be disgusted with the medicinal taste
which leaves a nauseous, unhealthy coating in the
mouth and in time seldom tails to shatter the ner-
The natives of the "ORlENT" smoke the CHIN
GAR0RA from morn till night. from youth to age.
and happily unconsciouso of the wild, DISTRESSING
free which courses through thevenslof the inhaler
of the fumes of tobacco containing NiedtGR. g .f
Wei-vite every lover of the weed to try the
lCHINGARORA, and guarantee unprecedented
pleasure in its delicious flavor @o4 tEa.--..
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UslG9,IJs ~! Jei3 bsIais uGslfN 1B1Ea9c
ri siuiL1iY 10 sHsSiiio-vuliSi sih }g8ict
Ginehatts and Calicoes.i lg -gaIW=u iaT9Vas
siit - - Elastic Serge Skirting, etc., etc.,
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INrERNKTIoNAL Law.
L.IlFEoam lha Ro1anlPa.1lL

fftfe ? AZ 51tlst - q a = f-sID
3 Lecture. Before the ehOvreII4msttt1teSb b
hichara-AA. Dana, Jr.
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