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A.-Genuine Meepschaum Pipes. Holders,
Ambcrs, &c. The largest variety at tho manufacurers
kALDENBERG SON. Nos. John. Is Wall and TIT
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Naval Havana Lottery.-Prixes Paid In
rod infornstsn furnished The highest rssss paid Cor
baa0'sA; .Id q siedc g. Sa ssasss aas 9ys Wan
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Prize Fight at West Brookneid.

SpRIS0vlELD Feb 8, 1868.
prize 6ght took place ct West Brookaeld to-day be-
tween two men named Gardner and Paget Forty
rounds fought occupying hour and forty.cghs
minutes. Gardner won BY foul blow.
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wigs, Toupce. nnd 0rnnmentat Hair;-Bcst
quality Hair Dve and HAIR DyonG ~ oot1xs ~ kAIVtthtse
0R'S. 10 Bead stteeS
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MEXICO.


The Revolution In SinaloG-Gonorai Martinez
Prociaims Himself GeveruOr-Mutiny ON an
English Bark-Murder Of an American Wo-
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
/, :, SUCCESSION SALE. =.
T. ~, snecession Of iaa No. 700. =

John Carnaham9aecd No. 199. mo-
ct,., ~ r.s,,;a..,, .ljl,n..:.,,,srps..,
80 ~ noa WISH IA = 'iish u n''pi.ss'
DuKsuANf to an order q sale d.
j. lectedL TO me irom the honorable
the Ninth District Court, Parlsil OF RAJ
pldes, Statd, OF LOUISIANA, commanding
me TO sen ior 1ne payme3t OIL asPfs;
me paopeits hefe'naltefl ,aeserlhe;i, |
WI onel. loT salei t9the iast anu highest
oiaueI, oH lasl; syas ,a;it f1tF0feF los
.SATURDAY,the I'd day of JANUA AIRY ,
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i JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
214l ! SHERIFF'S sALE.og,i1 :
Tate g. Dupuy :. '','.., :, I az -; Pt !,
VS.. No. 100. ~

= fgsA-f r.H4 III
Ninth District Court, Parish of Rapiles
,a, >, lasy State Of Louisiana. a 'asf I
tDY VIRTUE of a. writ of Fierit Fa-
ID acias issued ont of the 9th District
Court, Parish of Rapides, State of Lou
isiana, and to me addressed in the
above entitled suit, ] have seized and
will offer for sale to the last and higll-
est bidder, onssngg aii} tag1ao oifa =
Saturday, the 2nd day of January, a.
=. -. 7' $3.50 d., 1869, ~. - ~ -.
between, the hours of, IL A NJ, and 4 P
NJ. Mt the, Court House, door in the
town OF, Alexandria,, the following de-
.scribed prOpcrty,l seized as tl,e proper
sty ofthe defendant (byspeciall order.bf
tliwrit) to-Wit:a' iIa hRs mob sI.rusi +
20 A certain tract or parcel of land stu
,ated in the parish -nf Rapides, fronting
ION the Bayou Lamourie at and near its
junction with Bayou BDHff, bounded
above by that part of thea plantation
which was purchased by Mary Ann
Wells of the defendant, and below by
lands of the succession of Joel Neal and
in the rear by lands formerly Josiah
Chambers Sugar Plantations, contain
ing about seven hundred f70O acres
with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. bis''F ''3F, 'Aio9 -
Terms of SalewTwo thirds cash in u, s.
Treasury Notes tho remaining one third
on :.crettit Until August 10th, 1869,
ar .t-,..s JOHN delay, Sheriff
ec2-tds-Printer's Fee, $50 90. "a
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SUCCESSION 'SALF.

DURSUANT, to an order of sale. issued
A. by the Parish Judge of the, Parish of
Rapidcs, State of Louisiana, Oh the appli-
cation of, the creditors of Stephen Duncan
Linton, deceased yholdiHsI d Mortgage
nppn the property, hereinafter; described
viz, the Louisiana State Bank for the sum
of eighty-siN Thousand, six sliundred and
sixty?six. 663-100 dollars principal. the
Rank pf, Louisiana Tor, tue snml of ten
thousand, eight hundreds and thirty-three
33::ssaa dollars, oprineipal, Madame. Annu T..
DeBoigne for a like sims principal; and
Eli Bush for q like sum principal, with in
terest at eight per SCENT pertia,,llunl as set
forth in their Petition, /, shall sell at pnb-
lie auction, before the Court House door
in Alexandria, oni,s.i lldHE { 81 - Gin'
SATURDAY the 2d day Of JANUARY,
sld e asst - 81. 1869, 'l.le2 fsaH s4sA Ueai
the plantation called Quantic0, situated in
the Parish Of Rapides on the East side Of
Bayou Boeuff, and containing about eigh-
teen hundred acres, about twelve miles
from Alexandria, at the mouth Of Bayou
Robert, bounded or the upper side by the
Chambers lands,ian on the lower side by
lREsperan3a plantation, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon,
the engi reS machinery, and apparatus,
stock; cattle, horses, mules. farming uten
sils and implements of husbandry on said
plantation, nortgaged as per Act of 9th
December, 1859, spia ir'9fs =" f'iHi 2't'' r.
TERMfs-CAsH, with benefit Of appraise.
ment, -. ~, "a JOHN DELACEY,'
December 9, iSGS-tiis. 'iV Sheriff.
, NPiinter'e Fees SIS 90. ,rs =;
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!. sHERIFF'S SALE.

.,gss,, VS. s,;af No. 1893. oel
"a. J. Leach. aaa y7s9s d 3atlt ii |
9th District Court, Parish Of Rapides
eg' - s. Statelof Louisiana. iaso5 aa.i
TIDY VIRTUE of a writ of Fieri Pa
I'd CAS- issnea out Of the 9th District
Court, Parish of Rapides, State of Lou
isiana, and to me addressed iii the
above entitled suit, ]. have. seized and
viii Offer for Sale to the, las last and high
est bidder, OH sr,,,s}tl a ss,.b
Saturday, the 2nd day of January A..
ti., a4ofsg7 o. D. 1859, iii ssDqT 81;
between the hours Of II a. m., aud DIP.
M, at the Court House door in the
town of Alexandria, the following de-
scfibed property seized as tie property
of the defendant, by special order Of
said writ, to-wit .at
100 acres Of land, being aih township
6, section 6, North of range 2 West, in
the land district North of Red River,
with all the buildings and improves
ments thereon. slfsgs ga sIii,s5.
VI Terms of sale-CAsH, subject to APP
lpraisement. = b.e. -aea0Sa iss~ 81 3t'i65
5.l h '',lsi''7 JOHN DELAcY, Sheriff.
Fdac2tdsmPrinte Fee SID, spli
l ,...,. !. SUCCESSION SALE .,' 8
.7aa Succession of : faailsia.,tat
ROBERT G. HYNsoN, JR. No. ~ =
State Of Louisiana, Parish of ,Rapides.
IDURSUANT to San order from the
L. Honorable the Pasisls Court, for
Rapies parish, Louisiana, commanding
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RAFTSMEN,

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IT WISH to enter into aacontfaet with
= responsible parties to furnish me with
pine logs sufficient to make FIVE hundred
cords ofsplit wood, at point Of, the Mis-
sissSppi liver, 90 miles above New Orleans.
Address, with lowest terms,
w. II. BALLARD,
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STAUNTON VIRGINIA. WEDNESDAY, MORNING. MAY 90 1868

larity to overthrow the liberties Of the people
Itquotes from Mr.. stanberry's argument in
the Georgia and Mississippi injunction cases,
to show that that gentleman said last spring
that the moment a law is passed over the
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NO. Is,
An Indictment.

/ The history Of King Alcohol is history sf
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He has taken the glow of health from tie
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| He has taken beauty and comelines, from
the face and left it il-shaped and bloated. q
He has taken strength from the limbs and
made them weak and tottering. 80 .
| He has taken irmness and elasticity from
| the step and made it faltering and PREACHER.
| GUS. - 80 -
| He has taken vigor from the arm and left
| fabbiness and weakness. =. 4's'' -
He has taken vitality from the blood and
filled it with poison and the seeds of disease
and death :. @'i T. '''' -
He has transformed this body, feaffully
| and wonderfully made, Gods masterpiece OF
mechanism into vile, loathsome, sinking
mass of humanity. '
thought, detbroned reason, and made it reel
with folly. =
He has taken the beam of intelligence from
out Of the eye and exchanged for it the stu
pid stare Of idiocy and dullness
He has taken the impress of ennobled man
hood from the face aud left the mark Of SEN
suality and brutishness - -
He has bribed the tongue to utter madness
and reveling. - . ~
He has taken cunning from the hands and
turned them from deeds of usefulness to be-
come instruments of brutality and murder.
He has broken the ties of friendship and
planted the seeds Of enmity. "
He has-made the kind indulgent father
brute, tyrant, murderer =
He has transformed the british mother
into very fend Of british incarnation.
He has made obedient and affectiopate
sons and daughters the breakers of hearts
and the destroyers of homes.
He has taken the luxuries from off the
table and compelled men to cry on account Of
famine and to beg for bread
He has stolen mems places and given them
novels in exchange.
He has taken away acres and given them
not even decent burial place in death. soy
He has filed our streets and highways with
violence and lawlessness.
He has complicated our laws sud crowded
our courts. 4
He has filled to overfowing houses of cor
rection and penitentiaries
He has peopled with his mutitudes our
poor-houses -''r
He has Strengthened US for room in our in
sane asylums. - go IS
He has taken sway faith hope and charity,
yea, all that is lovely aud of COED report, and
given despair, infdelity, enmity, and all the ,
emotions and deeds of wickedness.
He has banished Christ from the heart and
created he'll within.
He has wrecked and enfeebled the bodies,
shattered and destroyed the minds, imperiled
and damned che souls of our fellow men.
These are counte Of our Indictment. Let
the world judge of the truth Charlottess.
uize Chronicle. -'F
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