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PARAFFINE applied 10 wood is said TO be
an effectual protection against the corrosive
action Of chlorine vapors.
CARRIER PIGEONS. as means Of commu-
nicating intelligence. seems to be exciting
as much attention in Eogland as in France
Six pigeons were recently released at dis
lance Of one hundred add eighty miles from
London, and returning to their homes, at
that place, 10 little over three hours and
half, or at the rate Of fifty miles an hour.
GLYcoRIM is substance recently introduce
ed for healing wounds, covering them with
a kind of varuish, which protects them from
the air, which 10 made by adding Eve parts
Of slyeerine to four OF yolk Of egg. The
mixture has the consistence Of honey, has a
salve-like feeling, and is unalterated by ex-
posture to AIR.
MAsNksTA 10 recommended as mnch the
best material for the manufacture of the
crucibles used 10 melting iron steel or pla-
rinum, which afe said not TO crack by rapid
changes Of temperature. The crucibles are
moulded by pressure, and then expo ed to
the fame Of the xy-hydrogen blow-pipe,
which brings them to q semi pasty state,
and imparts the necessary tenaeity and
hardness,
An electric alarm lock has recently been
invented 10 Paris BY tao young mechanics,
Dave and Lsmarie. The Introduction of
any kind u key except the true one, raises
lever, completes the electric circuit, ami
sets the alarm bell ringing. When the mas
ter kew il introduced the lever is not raised
and the alarm 10 silent. The battery is OF
cheap and simple form aud, It Is asserted,
will work for . long time without requiring
supervision.
TIE iumors OF vast unexplored 4 ~ld fields
in Southeast Africa are generally credited.
The Governor vi Natal some time ago. ex-
pressed bis firm belief OF the existence Of
the precious metals in that district, and re-
Gently member Of the Legislative Cou0cil
writes that there can now be scar oely
doabs that large region, bordering and ex
tending 20 The Dorthward Of the river Lin
pope, has for ages yielded gold 10 the M.
tives, who have obtained the precious metal
By meaDs Of the simplest process and the
rudest appliances.
VIsKsAR made from sulphuric acid, color
ing matter and water, il il stated, can be
tested m the following manner: Put ANAL
quantity Of the vinegar in = clear glass and
add few drops of the chloride Of basium, o.
the nitrate Of baryta. Ii the liauid presents
. cloudy appearance IL contains sulphnricl
acid.
MIxAReEnT, q substance which IL rapidly
coming into nee la the srts, consists Of LOO
parts BY weight Of ccppef, 70 VI nickel, 5 Of
antimopv, and Of alsminum, Of which the
first three are melted together, ard sssnuA.
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Washington never made speech. In the
zenith Of bis fame he once attempted il,
failed, and gave itup confused snd aba she'd.
10 framing The Constitution OF the Unite
States, The labor vas performed in committee
Of the whole, Of wn'cn George Washington
was day after day the chairman, but he made
but two speechcs, during the conveni ion, OF
very few words each. Toe conventions,
however, acknowledged the master spirit,
and historians alfirm that mai 1t not sen
for his personal popularity and the thirty
words Of his first speech, pronounclng It the
best that could be uaited upon. The Coasti-
tuition would have been rejected BY the peo-
pie. Thomas Jefferson never made speech.
lie couldn't do it.
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CARPENTERS g. JoINERs.
PLAsTERERs.

OPERATIVE PLASTERERS' PROTEC-
" TIVE and BENEVOLENT sOCIETYsof CHICAGO
ILL, meets every -UEsDAE ewing. a. o-uIock I'd
their Hail. Room &c. LInd's Block.
VS.. r. MATHEWS President,
VIZ. PIesorT, Rec. Sec'ry. 1911 >-5or ~.
A. X COaCoRAN, Corr-sp inding Sec 5s Kansas ~.
TOCRNEYMEN PLASrERERS' ASSO-
- CtAT.ON, ~ Ctnci nail, m atheI rhnr--
day evening iroA MouIders Uniln All 10 We Fth
Street An communications shoald be addressed O. the
Corresponding Secretary, l5s West trout tire g.
D. "A. LrL4. Sec john CAssY, Pre-.
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MEDICAL.
No. 13.
EIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR
HUmPHREHS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

~ .. La.
EIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR
HUMPHREYS,
WOMEOFATHlC SPECIFICS
IJAVE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success: simple
Pr0mpt- Efficient and Reliable. They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use.
80 simple that mistakes cannot be made In
using them % harmless IS 10 be free from dan
ger, and 20 efficient a. 20 be always reliable
They have raised the hi hest commendatio1 from
all. and will always render satisfaction
Aos. Cents
], Cures Fevers Congestion, InHammstions 25
Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Collie Is
Gryhng-Coic or Teetling OF lnfants25
DkmrTh@m Of Children or Adults. vs.
Dy~entery. Gripping, Bilious Colic.25
Cb0iera-MOrbus. Vomiting. -
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis IS
Neuralgia. Toothache. Faceache rs
Headache. Vestigo25
10, Dyspepsia Bilious stomach. -. -
Il, Suppressed. or Painful Periods. .
~. Whttes- too profuse Periods. Is
IL Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing x
SAIL Hheum, r{sipelas, krupiions25
Is HheanRMttsm, Rheumatic pains "
An I've atDxs ars psf sp ~ VTALS sritA diTsrttOAs
csafaistag io'I5ss 9saatifiss each. J0r........5O
The lo2S-ixs Gre aiso PIT ap IN viGls AMI are
cent Gf llAs slDss prioss girea teo.r v
1& Fever A AEue, Chill Fever. AEnes50
II, Piles. blind OF bleeding. ......-.-. 80
Is DPthmisny. and-a0Fe or weak Eyes60
H. EmGaFKh. acnte or chronic, InnnenzA50
10. WhOOPfnG Cough, via ZEN tcOugh5O
n, Asthma, oppressed Breail ing. 50
"a. EmF Discharged mpairediearine50
%A StrOfuln- enAiged glands swelHnss5O
D. GemeretDt bility physiCalw eakness50
Is. Drops. and scanty Secretions 80
81. @ea-Shrikmcss sickness from riding50
~, hidHey-DlSeaMe. Gravel ..-..-5O
vs. Nervous Debility Seminal
Emissions, Involuntary Dis
%, sore Mcuth. can.er. .......... %
~ Urinary Weakness wetting bed5O
81, Painful Periods. with spasms so
a. Sumerfngs At change Of life. leo
81. GIsAiepNF. Spasms, -. NitRE Danrel 90
"a, DfPhtherka, liberated sore throat 80
FAMILY CASES
or 81 90 90 large Walls. morocco
or rosewood case, containing
q specific for every ordinary
disease U family fs subject 90.
and books Of directions 1890.
From sio to cas-
smaller Family and Travelling cases
BperiEcs for all Private Diseases. both
for Curing and for Preventive
treatment, N vials and pocket cases, @2to@5
= PONDS EXTRACT.
GnRes Burns. Braises, Lamenesa
ache. Earnebe, Neuralgia Rhcunn-
ttsm. Lumbago. Piles, Rolls, StimgM
eore Eyes. Needing OF the Lungs,
Nose Iomaeb, or Of Piles; COrms. IL
Price, y OK, so ets.; Pints, 81 oct
Quarts, SIZE.
80 These Remedies except PONDS XIX
TRACT. ny The ease single box are senf 10
any part OF the country. BY mail or express lrss
sfeharse, on receipt Of the price.
address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company,
Once and Depot No 5Ca Broadway, New York
DR. HrKPHRErs In consulted daily al his ofHce.
personally or by letter 4. above, for all forms o.
disease.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
I7b b Rsss % ioca nNps calAaR.l
HURLBUkT a EDsALL. sDTTH DUYER, II.
DYscHE CO., Wholrssis Agents.
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MACHINIsTs.
ENGINEERS g. FlREMEN.
U THE motherhood on LoCOMo

Two THE BROTHERHOOD or LOCOMO
H. TIVE kNGIN EERS.-AH Engineers demrous Of
starting Divisions W the Brotherhood requested
70 address ~ NJ Raynor, p. o. BOX iUz1 Rochester,
New YORK, by whom all necessary Information VII BE-
furnished. :. z. MUDGK, +. q. A. r..
Forl Wayne IEd
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
- ENGINEEKS, Chicago Division, No. 10,
every SATURDAY., NJ I30 n NJ AZ their Hail. Room lol
No. $50 South Clark street. Members VI the Order
respeetf lily invited 10 attend
j. c. Pfs xKR, @. IL.
N. ". sroKr. ". a..
X 6. BRows Cor see'ry, Chicago Illinois
T locomotive FIREMENS' UNION NO.
~ 81, meets twice month, at their room in Portage,
Ala rHos. LirfLK, Secretary.
A. Q. KENIsrOs Master.
CorrsAyODdence win other unions requested.
EIREMENS' UNION No. l6, MEETS EV-
a. cry FRIDAY kvsuing, az $50 state Corner o.
r~elith Street Corr-spondence wHn sister unions 10
'eQ1ested p. o. DEAwHE 605o
LocKsY. Master.
u. w. BEows, Tor. nnd Vim. secy.
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nT.AsEnua HousToxs K.tAs
WAahsy Hefsssor ef POitsca trss.omy IN TIC Uhaers
y II Dssbhn-
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THIS INSTITUTION is
Exclusively a Savings Bank!
NO OTHER BUSINESS is TRANSACTED.
Sums az Small as One Dollar |!
WIN be received from an, person. and Bank Book viii
Be furnished ~ithoat charge.
Married womsna-
And Minor Children may Deposit money. sofia, No One
= = Societies. :
May deposit Money from time N time and before making
the nfst D-p9~it, may Provide BY Vote, hnw and b.
whom shall b. drawn cat and. provided . copy q
the Reaoutbn be furnishrd TO the Savings Bank.
Money viii he paid. unless Is provisions suicty
Depositors.
whether Foreigners or Cs-ns have the Rights
70 PROPERTY, and In Of DEATH any Money 20 their
Credit win be paid 70 theit Legal Representative,
whether they are In this country Or elsewhere.
Wills
Printed Forms OF wis prepared by Coun
eel sf the savings Bank, that any Deposisor may
LEGALLY designate who take aree % his
Money and Pr p-rsy, and be Guardian OF his Children
10 OF his Draih thus much nience snd HI
pen-e may be svod-d. An nicer Of the savings Bsnk
without any charge ior his servees) prepares wh r
any Deposisor applying
Interest
/ the rate Of sir per cent per arnun, 10 paid on
Five Dalars more. bur iss~rest 10 only pai
on hsyesr day thar &c sr-t u January
and on the nrst day Of July, In each year.
Interest in Estimated
from the half year day Tor ssey mouth ths, the
1.-THE interest 10 nos called fer u eredsd tbe
est day depssit 7bs r~se u interest b
allowed on all sums ~hsther large or small.
- ~-ansv I'm Drawn Out
between the halfyessiy interest days Interest l. only
stopp~d maeh - b thus drawn ont not en- what
remnlns
su0scsens fnsds kept available w pay D~poetors
when they want their money but the TO
qise ne lice rserved. tor the parposs Of preventing
WORKING People
need zst lose any time. the Savings Bank Is kept
open on
SATURDAY EvENlN o.
s7r& for their ccnFenIHRce.
Means far Tesntifving Depositors:
when nee pspcsItor nass comesto tho SAVINGS Bank.
prresursrs srs taksa and rds made hat Ne may
A, arnrr shsrrsf csnnos b. desr.assd-
Ths basIaess of shs inrttusion 10 ssnned srciuvely
% ~ rtcelpfs sd Savings DeposiA and funds
d<po.Ised B uaA No Csmmerciai o. General baAk-
ins bs~ln<m = transscts1-
esss.in prrpsiaa % the fnnds Invested Ny loan
upsn rvs sas l. ~ csy - bicnee. II n.klnx such
fsnnm prshxrnce aksass E1ssn - apDil~fians IRON
nspnssrs ~ email $1,000. Who havs eecnmnl&isd In the
Inlsn ~ suHcs<nt funts v pay br W. 81 yrsuBd,
.sS - - :. 'sssv ssss1sss sere = ~ sasn 10
sp@san< bni'<snrs ~ ase4 prm- nsnt hcmss for
thsmsr1vss Knd fsmMes.
svAesrs rs-hssl - Dr.ass Eursps % elsewhere
br DrpsdsarA
srn< P'sas q cAsep cestzsrs. sslssssd nv COM
siss q spesssrsis q inrsisusiess psy ~ 60 -
- s~siBzs esnk
uEERY GREENEBAUM . 90.
snnnnAL
EUROPEAN ExOHAH0E
RxlSx1eB oxxzok
ssssAvsst ssr.sr - - - l.s.s1lsvszs
Ohs0a9o.
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CHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION,
~ No. Id, meets the LAST SATURDAY evening ofeech
month a. Printers Unian Hall. a. NixOn's IN"
change building. Entrance on ExchAnEs Place.
IA BRoWa, President.
JANIS MoFFATT. Recording Secretary.
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'NHICAGO J0URNEYMEN PLUMBERS
~ UNION meets the PIFsT md THIRD TUESDAY
each month AZ McCormicks Block, cor. Randolph ana
Dearborn Streets.
w. WILSON, President
M. g. SLoAE Cor. Secretary.
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ASSETS NEARLY 100000.
UNSURPASSED MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL
The most Successful Life Insurance Company the World
COMBINING OFFERED COMPANIES
Iasures on Single Life from $500 to $4,000
ALL PROFITS DIVIDED AMONG POLICY HOLDERS ANNU LILY
Fifteen during year 1867 iag nearly
rs e FORTY FIVE AEuions
SELECTION PRoxPrsEss
dead -. and sssx AZ sly adhered
TAHlEs anna,I plan
(copydght privilege
before the public BIZ
may beu.ds annually quarterly,
children, neiora
pending
favorable.
Policies NsRFohetabIe On all Plans.
advantage Of ALL
Personals desiring 0 nsureor % acas agents. vii adore .s
SAMUEL B. RAYMOND, Manager
FrN ordh IRnoisand Norher Indiana
0FFICEIN ATNA BUILDfNG
no 90 la SALE STREET CHICAGO. ILL.,
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PASSAGE FREIGHT EXCHANGE
w~~w a ~
EVERY WEDNESDAY

The Lirsrpoal New York and Pblindelphia Steamship
90 d<>rssch o. their magnificent and powerful
.ts.m-hiDs from liverpool and New York, tcalng Al
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TRADES DIRECTORY.

TRADES ASSEMBLY OF CHICAGO
Il meets every MONDAY evenings al 80 Ran
d0ph street. r. u. UCosEELL, President.
p Il MAssIR Recording Secretary
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CHICAGO IRON MUULDERS' UNION
~ No. g. meets a. e. Georges Hal CLARK street. be-
ween Quincy and Jackson ats every FRIDAY evening
At TX O'Clock. WIN. PAAGKE, President.
tfonMAN. Secretary
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CHICAGO STEAM BOILER MAKERS
" PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT sOCrKrF
meets the 2nd. and 4th. FRIDAY evenings
each month, Al Bohemian Hall, cor. Van Buren, and
Clinton street.
p. dKARIs, Cor. scc'y. n. MuERAE. PrsA
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ri DESuNcIATIoN.-The Southern Radicals
complain that. the Democrats, have opened
the campaign with sdenunciati on.'' Here
is the way the Radical preachers have
opened it, The National Intelligencer
says: .attf4aor
81 SAT The Grant Collax ratification moet-
ing,in Albany. New York, DIR. Breckin-
ridge made partisan speech, in which he
alluded to- tho city of New Yorkias con-
tanning 10000 Roman Catholic voters,
whom he denounced AS the cause of5the
Radical defeat and he said the State must
beiredeenea 1T 10 dos New York had to
be burnedto the ground. III; fljs,oH ,4tisl
The Roman Catholics willnot forget tie
INTENDED slar, although they may take'it as
q compliment in being the breakwater
against 1gaiippfs Radica!ism- Nor will the Protest
ants forgive tbs insult Of being classified as
deestroyers Of their country and the respon-
sible agents Of the Brovnlow Breckenridge
ministry; Pile on the. agony, pr, B, You
are a good hand at iconyerting Catholics
a aim as good IS Grant vas in prosely,is.
ms the Jews. ,gs.5 .,.i ;:,t,.,, { {,
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LET Us HAVE PEAcE. = Whenthe Russ
slams exterminate one. half Of Poland and
brutally trample upon those surviving, even
to .he, extent Of abolishing their language
and blotting their country from the map
Russians proclaim that aOrder reigns in.
Warsaw and the Gar, like Gen. Grant,
caws out "Let us have peace
It's Tacitus We believe, who described
the ancient method Of pacifcation. now 50
cleverly aped by General Grant He shows
how The conqueror "male q solitude aue
called il Peace taen. Grants gushing
atterance has but little Of The apostolic
flavor; Il breathes Of the Russian and
smells ofs the eharnel,house. History IS
full ofjust such wolfsh cant, and if the
lamb trusts il it's sincerity. wo! to the
lamb, for It is already halfdevoured.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of

ss,;4 SucCeSalCn OF I sf.
Harriet Mcdowell, decd
DURSUANr to an order directed to mo
II from tbs Honorable the 9th District
Court in and for the Parish of Rapides.
dated June 4ti, 1868, commanding and al.
recting me to sell for the payment Of debts,
the property hereinafter described, shall
offer for sale a. the Conrt House door, i'm
Town Of Alexandria, Parish Of Rapides,y at
Public Auction, ON 81 a
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of JULY, 1863,
Commencing at II o'clock, A. H., the fol.
lowing property belonging to the said sue.
cesslQn, VIZ:
A certain tract or parcel Of land situated
on the left descending bank Of Red river.
being section No. 6, in Township No. 4,
North of Range No. 6 West, bounded
above, below and in rear by lands belong
ing to the Estate Of Peter T. Hickman.
decd, containing abont ninety go, acres.
more or less, with all tho Improvements
thereon, the crop on the place reserved.
TERMS OF SALE:-CASH in u S, Treas.
ury Notes, subject to appraisement. y
G. v. LEDOux, =
June 10, ls6o-tds. Sheriff.
Printers Fees 81 80
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Tx a Foa.-The venerable ThurloW
Weed is III a fog. An senlightpned Re.
publican" writes to him from Washington
thus hi iilll ilf 3d ifi
Our affairs are becoming mixed and
wear in unfavorable look. Do you think
Butler aud Bingham mean Grant well BY
keeping Congress and the country 10 .
turmoil about impeachment ! have my
doubts. There is ground for much appre-
hension in thepresent situation Of things
We hope Butler will keep up the discip-
line. When the Radicals confess tappre
hensiou," it is time Cor the Democracy TO
plnck up courage. enlightened Republic
cans" Il honest and patriotic, are much TO
be pitied. They have an ugly Idol 60 adore
and want courage enough to break it,
Poor fellows!
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iSHERIFFS SALE,
q 81 Ut ~ V1Auut
William Campbell Gao al b d
vs., No, l72 80,
David Wilson. $500

rs, }No, l72,a sas,s
David Wilson. 80
9th District Court-par;sh If Ran,,,esHll
-os stoto ~ Ta "i,sn " Aap'ues-
DYvfRTIYE of a ,,v,.;ts &c nj -.
ID issued from. the HonoraLls1 tho liz.
trict Court. In and for sha Par;sh &c Pa.
Midas IS g sta4s ~ NV ~ sne IhT'sn o. ~
racted IN t,,a 49, as,4;aiaa an u, " nl1 "
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PEACE. LET us have peace, SAY Grants

PEACE Let US have peace, Say Grants
fuglemea, aping their leader ~,
Who binders yous asks the New York
World. You have Congress BY more than
two. thirds in either branch. The Presi-
dent is not IN your way, for You can and do
override all his yetoes. The Supreme
Court is not in your way: for you have
created Grant military dictator in the
Southern desert which you have made in
ten States and call peace. These powers
you have and have had for three years,
thus utterly unilnpeded have you been on
every hand. If you wanted peace why
didn't you give us peace.
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RELEASE Hm.-The Eufaula News
says: The President Of the negro Loyal
League at Elyton, Ala, is mjail ,or steal-
ing bacon caught in the act Ei pa
s Poor darlingl1 No Dry Tortugas ' III
him. He should be instantly released.
His Imprisonment is blot on truly Re
publican form Of government. lie should
send his photograph to my dear Mr.. For
ney." s5.ss... 4
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MISCELLANEOUS,
2 M r O r. Il IA NIT
III g9i- TO- ifanb sPs9Jd 81
STOCK RAIsERs &. DRIVERS

PED RIVER LANDING, Mississippi
~ River, La, June LIST, 1868 AT the So
licitation of many influential parties in
Texas, | have established an Agency ut this
place, for the purpose, Of selling and pnr
chasing cattle and sheep for the New Or
leans and Western Markets. Your atten-
ton is invited to the advantages this route
possesses over all others on the Mississippi,
as Stock Landing Cattle can be driven
here cheaper, ON good roads, with abun-
dant grass and water. It is here you can
find good pastures plenty of water and
ample accommodation for drivers. 8. IsalI
IL is here yOn will lind the best and fast
est boats On the river, prepared at reduced
rates, to convey your cattle fresh from the
pasture, to the New Orleans Market, in Is
llonrs and it is here You will also find
Western dealers, prepared to purchase at
fair prices such Of your stock as is unfit for
the New Orleans Market.
A native Of the South, resident planter
in this vicinity for over 80, years, and IA
millar with stock and its varied interests,
| feel no hesitation, n saying, I know Your
interest. Charges will be moderate. a'1fI
With these, assurances on my part, Ires-
pectfnlly solicit your patronage, and prom
iseito do all1in my power to protect the in
terest of those who may extend to me their
favors.
1nVitIng attention to the annexed refer.
ences, I remain, very respectfully your
servant, B. B. SHINES.
REFERENCES:
General T. N, Waul, Galveston.
James Sorley, Esq, Galveston.
j. C. & s. r. Smith & Co. Galveston.
Benjamin A. Bolts, President Houston
Insurance Company. Afss' ''.s
Gushing & Cave, Stationers, Houston.
B. A. SHEPPARD, President National Bank,
Houston.
G. s. Longcope, Esq, Houston. 8 .'''si
Governor Lubbock. Houston. g;9 M ti I
Hon. Thomas Deyine. San Antonio.e 81,
T. & s. Gibbs, Merchants, Huntsville.
DR.. Rawlings, Huntsville. 9i5F
Judge Richard Coke, Waco. s4
General Thomas Harrison Waco.
General James e. Harrison, Waco.
Flint & Chamberlain, Bankers, Waco.
June Ia, 1s6s-lm. Il 81
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SHERIFF,S SALE.
Henry Levy, assignee efA III s,.
s's' ! ! s':'REss' so. s,a. &.
Alfred G. Lewis. ID ii.
Robt. M. Allen

Alfred G. Lewis So 7sf14' S.
9th Judicial District Court. Parish Of Ra
iilo.5 8 pides. State ofLouisiana.
RYVIRTUE of two writs Of Fieri Facias,
- issued from the Honorable, the Dis
trict Court, In and for the Parish Of Ra.
pides, State of Louisiana, and to me di-
rected in tue above entitled! and numbered
suits, | have seized and will offer IL for sale.
to the last and highest bidder, on e ft's'S3
SATURDAY the 4th day Of JULY, 1868,
betweelrthe hours Of II A. M. and 4 P. nj,
at the Court House door in the Town OF
Alexandria, Parish of Rapides, State of
Louisiana, the following described proper
ty, seized as The PROPERTY Of the Defendant
to wit: at fsss 5ss
"A certain tract or parcel OF land, sit,ia-
ted, lying and being IN the Parish Of RAJ
pides. State of Louisiana, about two miles
from Red river, on the North side of Bayou
Patassa, containing one hundred acres,
more or less, with all buildings and i'm.
provements thereon, bounded on the South
and East by lands belonging to Judge
Henry Boyce, North aud West by lands be.
longing to Mrs Mary A. Hickman; also
Two Mules.
TERMS OF SALE: Twelve months credit,
purchaser being required to give bond and
security according to law.
's1' C.y. LEDoUX,.
juno 18th, 166S-tds. 49, Sheriff
Printers Fees 81 co. 9 III
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Isaac Miller Justices Court, Alex
VS.. landria Ward, Parish Of
William Bush. >Rapiaes, State Of Lou.
pY VIRTUE of writ of Fieri Facias is.
- sued ont Of the Justices Court, Alex.
andria Ward, Parish of Rapides, State Of
Louisiana, aud to me directed in the above
entitled suit, have seized and will Offer
for sale to the last and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY the 9TH day Of JULY, 1868
between the hours Of II Il. M. and 4 p. NJ.
st the Conrt House door in the town Of
Alexandria, Parish of Rapides, State o1
Louisiana, the following described proper
| ty, seized as the property Of the Defendant
to-wit
One Horse. s'8
TERMS OF SALE: Twelve months credit
purchaser being required to givelbond AM
security according to law.
CIV. LEDoux.
june nth. ls6S-tds. Sheriff.
Printers Fee 81 TO- issl