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IMPATIENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICI

On the petition Of ISAAC B TRiMBLk, Of LONG
een, S.ssIt MaTsiand PRAYING for the extension q
%sss aDS ,s W"sasS 0stsesE No. s
.eVen TSm hs ssss 10r OF .s for
Which sakss Place on nj the h day Of October M
the Patent once on MONDAY the % ist5 ns.,a sS ., 81
september next, at II O'Clock M; and ali persons
@ are nothsd to apIesr and show cause, II any they
ne In Ss the StsnsSn are requred 70
set forth in writing st least s sgee,,
asy OF bearing all testimony filed by either party
sad hearing rs Ss Be- y and
nfe, wnisn viii se FURNISHED on application.
s % sss : %
the Gay OF bearing; the arguments, IL any, within
ordsred siso Tat this nosiee Se published in tn.
heprbllesn and In the tellieencer, Washington,
nas SneSs xsee fCr sbrss ros
ove weeks; the fret of said publications te be A.
least sixty days previous to the day q sssrins.
YN.wsw Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
L -. c I.rEler OF coruxsr.,-.
July 1868: The undersisned hereby esves nStos 2,
gnsIis q M apRoin@ent as ss,ignee Of JOHN 81.
said District, who has been adjudeed 3 Banfrups
nISn ns, p: Own petition, py the supreme Court Of
GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law.
yeA-NM -. City Hall, Assignee.
QHHOeoPHY OF YMARRIAG1.-A new oo,r,.
= .. Lestures. e delivered q the New York
md sSss sots fSr; Youss HsS La
vd AZ: Msahecd Ss.srally rsyisvsd; fhe Gems
coentsd for; Marr1aos DhilosoDhieG1ly ooas1der1,
Pocket yolunse eonteouing thses Lectures YIN b
eryaEde4 % Dertee enapls - st4enl, % rsoolH
S Gsst sssSs hss qsra {. A,ss'.s end ssss is
M IsslsQuoI WAITE.
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GoVERsNKNT STORE HOUsRIN NEW YORK
In accordance with the Joint resolution of
Congress. approved February n, l~t-, Seere-
iaTy SShoteld has directed thar a board of army
officers assemble IN New i York city AT Is O'Clock
On me 18th instant, or SOON thereafter As
practicable. 20 consider the subject of
providing suitable building OF property
within the haTbOT OF New York or on the nav
Igaole waters thereof. which shall have sniff
'I'nt accommodation of warehouse, per. dock
and basin room tor be safe and con nyenieut
receiving, storing and care Of all army stores
The board will consist Of the following
named officers, who Will maze their report al
ihs earliest day practicable :-Brevet Mai Gen
X ingalls, Assistant y QHartermaSter General.
BTeyet MAJOR General q. l. Hartsuff As
sIstant Adiutant General: Brevet Brigadier
GENERAL X. - SSitsrlee. Chief Medical
PnTyeyOT; Breyet Brig. Gen. T. J. Haines
tOmmIssary Subsistence Breyet Col SiIas
CrIspin. Ordnance Department. The iunlor
memdeT 20 set rs recorder
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BATOHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reli able
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
dnts remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the HAIR soft and beautiful bld1l
o. tTowr. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers;
and properly applied at Bachelor Wig Factoy
No. Is Bond sreet. New York. 10 as-eodly
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UNION HOTEL. SARATOGA.
POPULAR pRIcEs

SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS Fog FANI-
LIES AND GENTLEMEN.
$40 Per Day, SIS Per Week, sloO for four weeks
Omnibus and Baggage Master to receive Checks
1t Station.
OPEN FROM JUNE isT TO OCTOBER Isr.
Address LELAND BROTHERS,
or q. LELAND a Co.,
u IL NSS-cw' Metropolitan Hotel,
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DIsGRACKFUL CONDUCT OF CoLLRGiASs.-
After the bali al Worcester, Mass, on Thurs
day night, (Which followed the base ball match
between the freshmen nine of Yale and Har-
yard,) riotous demonstrations were made by
the collegians, similar 10 their performances in
former years. They tore down curtains, broke
windows and furniture, overturned everything
movable in the streets, tore down signs, and
dened the police in abusive language. The
thirty of the rioters, and quelled the riot. The
whole party arrested. who were prominent
leaders in the riot, were kept in custody during
The night, and IN the municipal court yester-
day morning sixteen OF the number were fined
each $40, and one was held to bail in the sum
OF $500 for the larceny Of q gold watch and
sign from building, and will be required to
answer the accusation before the Superior
Court. =
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THE srORMIN PENNsyLyAN,.

ALLENTOWN, PA, July a5.-The Lehigh and
Jordan rivers rose Suddenly At q. m; mark
above eight feet over low water. Marks OF a
good deal OF damage done 10 property. Sew
erai loaded canal boats were carried below
Two bridges were washed away. One man
drowned by running over dam IN small
hOat-
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ThE OFFICIAL EDITION of the Impeachment
iTIal edited by Ben. Psrley Poore, is being dis
'Tlbuied among the Senator's and Representa-
ties who Will. IN turn, mail IL 20 their con stit-
u"nts applying for 1t. IL IL in three volumes,
with q complete index.
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fs.day's New Ysrk Markets.
INV Telecrqnh

NEW YeRK, July as.-Flour 5alO cents better.
Wheat very firm. with a limited supply Corn
lc better. Pork firm; mess s2e 2oacsG. Lard
dull. Cotton quiet; Uplands Bic. Freights dull
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SECRETARY BROWNING has been notified by
The ReTenchment Committee thar he must
cancel a large stationery contract made with
Dempsey a O'Toole. OF this city, or the matter
VIII b. investigated by Congress. The reason
stated IS that the prices are far above the bids
a. Cfhr-S
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FORCE kEDUCKD.-In compliance with an
act oi congress for the reduction of the cler-
zeal force IN the Departments. the Surgeon
General has ordered the discharge Of several
citizen clerks in his department.
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Mr. :. MILLlGAs, nominated by President
johnson 10 take the place on the bench Of the
Court OF Claims vacated by the death Of David
Wllmot was his old neighbor, IN q Greenville
Tennessee.
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Wall Gfpa~f F>A~~

NEW YORK, July 25.-Money easy at Iasc.
Exchange, lGS. Gold, I&Ss. Virginia 6s.
new, SO. Tennessee 6's, ex-ooupon, g.. Mis-
souri,. 81 K
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EXPRESS ROBBER ARRESTED.

WINDSOR CASTLE, CANADA July 2;-Frank
Arno, implicated in the express robbery in In
diana, has been arrested here, and will be de.
livered up TO the Indiana authorities.
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lNPEAcHYENT REDIvIvUs- Hon. Charles
VI. Hamilton. of Florida, offered a series of IN
parchment resolutions to-day in the House,
which Were referred to the Judiciary Commit
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hEJECTED-The Senate this afternoon re-
ieeted The nominations Of Gibbs as Governor Of
IGaho ana Dawson a. Minister 20 Russis
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- A boy named Phelon was killed ON Fri.
day in the Ansonia (Ct.) Clock Factory. His
neck was caught in the elevator and Instantly
broken.
- James Dunovan, an inn Keeper Of Pitts.
burg. was nearly killed by q mineral water
aeove the eye, and ssversd IN artsyy. p
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DrsTINGuIsuED yIsIToR-Hon. JuIr

DsTINGUIsHED VIsITOR.-Hon. Julius Au-
TUStus Bung, of Crete, visited the diplomatic
gallery of the House to-day. introducing him.
SELF ladies who had not the pleasure OF his
acquaintance with an easy grace and self-pos-
session quite his own. He was much Oh
served.
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The WHITE HOUsE.-The usual crowd OF
visitors was in IN attendance at the Executive
Mansion To-day, and many We're admitted 70
see the President. Secretaries Seward and
Browning, Attorney General Evarts. and sew
-raI Senators had interviews with the Presi-
dent.
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SWoHN lS.-fOur Georgia Representative
Messr>. j. w Cliff. q. II. Prince. ". p. Ed
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LOVERS LRAP.-About ten O'Clock las,
night Louisa Lyons, young woman living IN
an upper room of No. IS Yves; Third street. mad
coquettish quarrel with her lover, an strick.
en- with remorse al having grieyed hrm by be-
ing somewhat sociabIe with other young men,
made up her mind 10 kill herself, and with thai
purpoFe, umped out Of 4 third-story window,
IN expectation of being cru shed below. Instead
OF ending her career, she simply fell through n
sky-light, one story under the window. and
landed in the office of the z ueen City Company,
with comparatively few injuries. A large piece
OF nesh was gouged ont OF her leg by the glass
portion OF her scalp was scraped of, and enc
OF her arms was disiocated. Private watchman
Mckinstra. hearing the crash occasioned by
the fall, ran over to the office and succeeded in
getting inside. The young lady was found IN.
sensible, but when carried to her room a
physician was called, who by stimulants res
tofeu ner 10 conciousness, and induced her TO
give the world and her young man another
Iial.-Cincinnatt Commercial, 21st.
FAST PrLLING.-The New Haven Palladium
says =" The fast time made al Worcester by
the ward crew and the Harvard crew on Wed. !.
nesday revives the old belief among old Yale
boating men IN the time claimed for the crew
OF le6o. Ii was then supposed that seventeen
minutes and forty-two seconds, the time
claImed. was impossible, and more for that
reason than any other il was generally believed
thaf minutes mistake had been made and
that the time in reality was eighteen minutes
lorty-two seconds. But this recent race has
SHOWN that such time is by no means impos.
sioie, the ward crew having beaten II, and the
Harvard crew having nearly reached it, No
one skilled in boating who saw both the Yale
crew OF lS65 and the last years Harvard crew
dId NOT believe in the superiority OF the old
\ ale crew. They We're much more powerful
men, and their rowing was Just as scientific"
THE CONVECTION OF FIsRAELIrFs.-The fifth
lays session OF the IsraelItish Convention in
New York. has placed the whole power of gov
ernIng the Order of Bnai Birth with .sthe peo-
pie'-that Is, in the members composing the
local lodges. Vigorous but unsuccessful was
the opposition 70 tins chang in the constitution
OF the order. The delegates then visited the
synagogue on Fifth avenue and Eorty-third
street, and also the Hebrew Orphan Asylum on
SeVenty-seventh street, and at the latter place
the ceremonies were very impressive. In the
evening picnic was held at BelvIdere Park
and speeches Were made by prominent members
OF the convention in both English and German.
To-day the whole convention will attend divine
service at the synagogue Of DIR. Einhorn on
Thirty ninth street. Mr.. Falk Simson, of Bal
umore, is one of the vice-presidents OF the con-
yepfion.
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In executive session yesterday, the Senate,
after nine hours consideration, unanimously
confirmed The Chinese treaty with important
amendments
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No FUNDING BILL THIS SEssION.-It was
announced from Committee of Ways and
Means N the House thIs afternoon that there
was no prospect OF an agreement upon q fund
ing bill az tins session. The Senate Committee
reported bill preventing the Secretary of the
Treasury from paying commission OF allowing
per eentage on sales of gold or Government
securities; which was unanimously passed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHALON's ..PAPRIAN LOTION
BrAuIIrIIHs rHE SKI isHnNIs AND COMPLEX.

rfs2EIs p1GrE.. Az E5rss EEsEsc5IIs
'aa Fsfs ;;'fs; ii sIH sIdSaisssa dsHihsaff:
.a, f,aPMlAH a. Lof,2S !: the :sy Esl,ssls rom
PHALON's "PAPHuAN SOAP
ssss he skis pTe. :ss! sSS s.r s.. s not
FLOR "FLSs PE PE ssES:" ssyS:"
cir. EkS5isirl. Sf DfELItarE. an AfsefHs fssflSs
,s-, PHALos as 2 SON, !, =, sTsys5s; s,yss,.,.
a MODERN MIRACLE.
,,sS 5G% old and young from rich and from
HALLS VEGETABLE
slClLlAN HAIR RENEwER.
IL is perfect and miraeulou. article. Cures
sn hsi better drsssps
ana wiry hair into Beautiful siIken rresses. Bot.
S,ss a ~ & sns srest TSndsr is the rsEidity win
NAL COLOR.
Use a few times sSssro sRs cy,xor,
the xhitest and worst looking hair resumes 10.
yonthful beauty. IL does not dye the hair. but
Ilnss a. tne root and Nils IL with new life aud
twill not iste long disssreeabIe trial 70 prove
DO good; you will see the NATURAL COLOR re
'ofn'hs e'fBi BESS5Rn fs5 fHa YOU KNOW IT.
the, old, gray, discolored appearance Of the hair
vii be gone 8 wing place TO lustrous shining and
Ash for halls sieilisn Hair Rene~er; no other
aLtisle is At all ike II IN effect. You will hnd t
rS suRE Enf Id PttAs6SG b6 f6S COBB T2 TRY
There are many limitations. Be sure you procure
Hall &C., Snly
Tor sale BY oil druggists. ~ - eo2n
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Government Securties,

WAsHfFeToN, July IS, 1S6S.-Jay Cooke &
&c. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent sacurities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-25

HELNBoLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT IuRErIc,
AND A CERTAIN CURE FOE DISEASES
OF rhk
BLADDKR, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, pRoPsY,
oRGANIc WEAKNESS,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
AND ALL DISEASES OF TIE
UkINARY ORGANS,
WHETHER EXISTING
Ii MALE Oh FEMALE.
From eAaIsrsr caHss. .oris iaaiins, asd 40 mI;tsr
sOH IOss ssaHatsC.
Insanity may ensue. Our Eesh and blood are SUP.
ported from these sources. and the health and hap-
R,ness snd that o. posterity, depends upon prompt
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCBu.
established upwards Of Is ys.r,
prepared BY
H. +. KELMBOLD,
Druggist,
ss4 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
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N"sINATIONs.-The President yesterday
= nj 10 The S~nate the following nominations:
l. Lyle hekey and j. HubI-y Ashton, TO be
assistant attorney generals OF the United States
fras'us ID Webster, assessor OF Internal Rev
eBue' G2d district, n. Y. Robt. A Crawford
collector OF custom, district Brazos de santiago.
Texas benJ. GerrIsh, JT- Of New Hauipshire
70 be consul AZ Nantes. Richard H. Marsh, 10
be lusuee o. the peace. Washington, D. o.
samuel a. Manloye, OF Kansas. agent for OSa 20
snd otner 4Bdians, Nelson Poe, collector OF
Internal Revenue, Cd district, Maryland. Can.
tain Jas n: armstrong, 10 be Captain an the
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= The trotting horse Ben Franklin has been
sold for $500 to H. A. Hall, OF Boston. Last
season, with a running mate, he made his mile
u the Riverside Park in 2:l0, and about the
sarne time. hitched mp with Jessie Wales. he
made the fastest double-team time on record.
= A black SIX dress and Roman scarf
seems to Be the standard afternoon costume for
hides st ths watering places. = :
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furnishing one and two hundred TONS of whira
ash anthracite coal for the Printing Division n
the Treasury Department. has been awarded N
Messrs. 8 p. Brown Son. Of this city' at
- q neT ton. -
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TEE ALABAMA CLAIMS Mr.. Geo. Bemis,
of BoS1cE, has been called here by the Govern
ment 10 confer with Hon. Reverdy johnson
upon our war claims upon England, be fore
The latter proceeds on his MISSION. Mr. BemIs
Is the well Known American opponent of the
LoReSoa Times 'HistcFicUs'' as a writer upon
International matters, and is perhaps better
posted npon the subject of the Alabama claims
and other war claims upon Great Britain than
any other man living.
Bon VOYAGE.-Among the departures for
Europe to-day Will be George J. Abbott, ESQ,
formerly private secretary TO Daniel Webster
and now consul 70 Sheffield. and L. Kingman
Esd for nearly half a century correspondent
for the press AZ Washington. For many years
his letters 10 the Baltimore sun over the sigma
tHTe o: Ion Were held as models of reIiabIIi-
" 5nG IeTspIcuiIy.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.


TIVE NATIoSAL DEsr.-The statement OF The
public @eot on the 3lst Of July win show an
increase of several millions of dollar. since the
last statement issued on the 3lst Of May. On
the rs, Of July about s2s, s,Oco,eov in coin TO pay
The semi-annual interest on the 5-2a's and
bonds OF 1881, and over S7,0e,R0 in coin 70 pay
the IrIncipal and interest on The bonds OF IsiS
was taken from the vaults OF the Treasury,
heIce be amount OF coin on hand is much less
The receipts from internal revenue were
heavy during the months o May and June,
caused oy the payment OF the income tax, but
Is much less this month, while the custom
Tecs pts were about the same as usual. On the
3Ist of May the debt was S2,51O,2f5, 5,s-s.94, and
.; is thought, when ali returns are in for tie
present month, the increase Will not exceed
i've or SIX millions Of dollars.
Mr. BURIINGAME's vENENTs.-Inyita-
tons have been issued by Mr.. B.r llngame for
a reception Tonight, at the Metropolitan Ho-
tel. Mr.. Buriingame has accepted an invita-
non extended 10 his celestial -amily by Mr.
Jay Cooke. the tinguished banker, to visit
that gentleman n Philadelphia, when Mr.. Il.
goes North. This Will afford the embassy an
opportunity 20 see the .Q uaker City, ami the
Quakers an opportunity 10 see the distinguished
representatives OF the Chinese Empire. rom
Philadelphia Mr.. Buriingame and suite will
proceed TO New York city, and thence to
Auburn, 70 visit Mr.. Secretary Seward at hIs
home, as we have already stated. The repre-
senta,Iyes OF all the foreign Powers have also
been invited. and are expected 10 be- present on
the OCCASION. Prom Auburn, the embassy
VIII prOs eed 10 Niagara Falls for q short visit,
Teturn 20 Saratoga Springs, and thence TO Bos-
;on-wheTe grand civic and military reception
awaits Mr.. Bnrlingame. rendered by rhe au-
thOrines of the State of Massachusetts, and city
Of Boston.
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SThe Toledo printers are ON a strike.
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NoAISATIoNs.-The President this after.
noon sent to the Senate the name Of A. s. Pad.
dock, OF Nebraska, TO be Governor of the new
Territory of Wyoming, and II. q. Worthing.
ION 20 be Minister TO Uruguay.
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SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS EvIRYwHxRx

NONE ARE GKHUINB unless oo,. ri, a..
ssssi-sssrsvsd vrsBpsr, with fac sissils Of ny
Chemical wsrshouss, ~ sis.sa
Htss 1T. RHknDokp.n
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PRIcE sIas PEE BOTTLE, OR SIX Bcr
TIES FOB ESQ. DELIVERED TO
ANY ADDRESS.
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HELNBoLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Is The GREAT IURErIC.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-09-30
ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of }N
JOSIAH HUIE, decd
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER DIRECT
Il ed to me from the Honorable the Par
ish Court for the Parish of Rapides, State
of Louisiana, dated September 4th, 1869,
commanding and directing me to sell for
the payment of debts the property herein
after described, / shall offer for sale at
Public Auction, at the Court House door,
in the town of Alexandria, on .,
SATURDAY, the 10th day of OCTOBER,
1868, i5f a
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ, the fol-
lowing property belonging to said Success
sion, viz: r 1a -i
!. A certain tract of land situated in the
Parish of Rapides, OH the Bayou Marteau,
containing front on said Bayou of forty
arpents or about sixteen hundred superb
cial arpents. "a t..i....a
2. And the following tracts or parcels of
land, comprising about five hundred and
fifty acres, being the half of the South
East quarter of Section No. 80, Township
No. 6, Range West, the South West quar-
ter of Section No 6, Township S, Range
West, the East half of the SOUTHEAST
quarter of Section No. 80, Township 6,
Range 3 West, the East half of the North
Range 3 West, the East half of the South
West quarter Of Section No. /, Township S,
Range West, and the West half of the
Northwest quarter of Section No 6, Town
ship S, Range West.
8. And also the following tracts of land
being the Northeast quarter of Section
No. j, Township No. s., Range 3 West, the
West half of the NORTHEAST quarter of
Section No. 6. Township No. S, Range 2
West, and the Southwest quarter of the
Northeast quarter of Section No. 80,
Township No. 6, Range 3 West. The said
tracts or parcels of land containing the
quantity of three hundred and seventy
seven arpeats. .ta7
All the above tracts of parcels of land,
being situated on the North side of Red
River in the vicinity of and adjoining the
tract of land first above described, togeth-
er with four hundred and sixty-four (464)
shares of mortgaged stock of the Citizens
Bank Of Louisiana attached to- said prop
erty, on the following terms and cOndi-
tions, viz:
The purchaser to furnish stock note for
the sum of eight thousand nine hundred
and forty-six (ss946) dollars, falling due on
the First day Of March, 1869, and renewal
BILE according to the provisions of the Char
ter of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana, and
Cuc DdlituCc CslSu. OAHU StuCk uOte 10 De
identified, lst, With an act of mortgage
passed by. A. B. Gill and Wife in favor Of
thelC Citizens Bank, before J. Fl. Johnston,
Parish Judge of Rapides Parish. on the
30th April, 1895. I'd. With the Act of Sale
from the Citizens Bank to Josiah HUE,
passed before Charles Boudousquie, Notary
Public, in New Orleans on the 18th De.
cember, 1843: and Sd, With the Deed of
Sale in this case. The purchaser to assume
all the obligations and responsibilities of a
stock holder Of the Citizens Bank of Lou
isiana, subject to appraisement. ~
sa@- G. v. LEDOTX, 2
Sept. 9th, 1s6s-tds. Sheriff.
Printers Fees $35 90. gi5 .-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-09-30
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of }NoqA 5Dosa ~ ~
STEPHEN CoCKAFAR. NO = 6s3
PURSUANT to an order directed to me
u from the Honorable the Parish Court
of the Parish Of Rapides, State of louisa.
ma, dated September I'd, 1868, commanding
and directing me to sell, for the payment
of debts, the properly hereinafter described
shall offer for sale, at Public Auction, at
the Court House door, in the Town of al.
exandria, on i7ia :. 8a8
SATURDAY, the 10th of OCTOBER, 1868,
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ, the fol.
lowing described property belonging to
said Succession, viz: q certain piece or
parcel of land known as the AmmOns
tract, containing eighty acres, and situa-
ted on Little Bayou Clear-another GER
tain piece or parcel of land situated on
Big Bayou Clear. and known as the resi-
dence of the deceased, together with the
improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale:--cAsH, in U. s. Treasury
Notes. -.
C. Y. LEDOUX, Sheriff.
Scpt9- Printers Fee $l2 90
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-09-30

INHENYOU want COOKING SODA
w Send to II. ST. Johns and Procure
the Genuine article.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-09-30

CHEw1NG TOBACCO, Smoking Tobac.
~ CO, Pipes, &c. The celebrated Lon.
isiang PERfQUE SMOKING TOBACCO
kept f6r sale. warranted genuine, is cut on
the Premises. ai7giiI = i sol