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J. J. TURNER s. CO.'S
AMMoNIATED
BONE SUPERB HOSPHA TIE.

ANALYSIS:
hm1nOQlH. 90
Soluble Phosphate of Lime.....29.51
Bono Phosphate of Lime.....".10G7
For Corn, Oats and Spring Crops generally
it has no superior Composed of the most con-
centrated materials, it is richer in Ammonia
and Soluble Phosphstes than any other fertili-
zer sold. except Excelsior and is made with
care and Experimentation quality gusran-
teed. Fine and dry, in excellent order for
drilling. Packed il bags and barrels.
Price $55 per ton.
r. NJ. LA VISION,
Successor to Brewis s. Lawsol.,)
aug 17-2m Alexandria. Virginia.
War. Ind. g. Leesburg WASH. copy 45 days.
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BONE
SUPER PHOSPHATE.

Tho best and most popular Fertilizer in u:o.
Quick and active rs Peruvian Guano, ana
permanently improves tho soil.
1t stands the drought better than any other
Fertilizer which is very important TO the far
MGR.
1t is manufactured Of Bones, Animal Metor
and o rich Phosphate Guano, containing ovor
sixty per cent Of Bono Phosphate of Limo,
trested with Sulphuric Acid and 10 to 10 por
cent Bone Phosphate OF Limo rendered solu-
Bile ut tho Same time rendered quick in its &C.
ton by tho addition of over 2 per cont OF Am
monia.
This superior Phosphate has now been tested
for over five years. on all kinds of crops, by the
side of all known Fertilizers, proved equal to
the best, and has given all tho gcucral satistac-
ton that could be desired.
For this valuable Fertilizer wo only nsk o
trial side by side with any Fertilizer in the
market to attest its superiority.
Every farmer should give it O. trial! as the
cost will BIO more than repaid the first year, and
its beneficial effects lasting.
For Corn, Oats Wheat, Rye or Grass. it has
no superior.
Zcll's Phosphate is fine and dry for drilling,
and is put up in bags or barrels
Price $50 per ton of 1000 lbs.
Send for circular, and read tho certificates
of somo of the best farmers in Virginia who
attest its superiority over all other Fortilizcrs.
SAMUEL HARTLEY,
General Agent, Is Union street,
aug2l Alexsnd1i4, Virginia.
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AUCTION SALES.

r AND FOR SALE.-We will offer for SALE
IL by public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY October I'd, 1870 RED HlLL,"
a tract Of land situated partly in prince VIII
liam and Fairfax countless SIX miles northSof
Manassas. Junction and one mile east OF Sud
lev" mill, : containing $50 ACRES. The i'm
provements consist Of comfortable Dwell. ga
LING HOUSE. stable and corn house -h:i
The land is of naturally good quaiity-a req
soil-and in the same vein as the celebrated
"Chsnt!lly" land Of Fairfax Bull run passes
through the farm and the land contiguous, IS
admirably adapted to grass. The wood land
Iof which there is moro than 8 suficiency for
tho use of the tsrm,i is very valuable, contain,
ing good oak and hickory timber. The tract
Of land is conveniently arranged for, division,
and its sol readily susceptible Of high improve,
ment To parties of enterprises 1t 10 believed
the1e is no land now in market, in this section
of country, which may be made more valuable
as an investment Possession may be had on
January lst, 1871.
TERMS-One-th third of the purchase money
on day of sale the residue in and years.
the purchaser giving bond with approved SO,
curity. The title to be retained and the Land
subject to resale in default of settlement of dc.
ferred payments at maturity. For further; in
formation address either, F..
b. G. CARTER, or
GEO. CARTER.
Oatlands P o. Loudoun co., Va, sep'5-ts
TTepsbnrp Mirror and Wsshingtonian COPY.
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The military career of King William Of Prus-
sia extends over period Of ffty.fVe years.
His Majesty, who was born'in l797, was pres
ent at the battle of Waterloo, and was then
but eighteen years Of age.
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THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6.

SATURN.-The planet Saturn is now a bril-
liant object in the evening sky, passing below
the western horizon little before midnight;
1t is situated in the constellation Scorpio, and
may be readily known from its soft glow and
pale yellow hue. 1t is the most interesting
telescope object in the heavens, with its triple
rings, eight moons, and the changing colors
that adorn its surface. 1t has special interest
now for: observers, from the fact that such = Is
the position of the rings with regard to the
earth that they appear open to their WIDEST ca.
tent in manner that will not occur again lor
fifteen years.
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The marine losses for August amounted TO
SSH, 400, and show an aggregate Of thirty, two
vessels, of which one was a. steamer, three
we're ships, four barks, two briggs and twenty
two schooners. One fouudered, two sunk after
collision and fourteen were burned. The heav7.
lest loss was the bark Agnes j.. Grace from
Marseilles to Boston, valued at 100000.
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possessing Ammonia enough TO mako the grow
ing crop, and permanent fertilizlng qualities in
abundance to enrich the soil.
Bone has been so tempered with by unscrup-
ulous manipulators that consumers have justly
become suspicious of it.
To satisfy such, I append the result of an an
alyss of this article by. the eminent and well.
known Chemist, DR.. q. A. Liobig, together with
his remarks in regard to it.
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CONTAINING

Ammonia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . per CONT
Super Phosphate, equivalent to Bone
Phosphateo of Lime ....................57 per cent
Potash and Soda. ....... .............. pcr cent
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r IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

am now prepared to furnish to fai mors and
others in any quantity, from bag up, the cell
ebrated
MAGNUM 3ONUM
SOLU L e 2 Ii . S ? II A L n.
This Fertilizer is composed OF PuTo Bono,
rendered soluble BY Sulphuric Acid, live per
cent of Ammonia and five per cent OF Potash;
It contains no mineral Phcsphstic Guano, anG
is therefore twenty per cent lighter tnan req
tilizcrs prepared from that article, whilst tho
per centage OF Soluble Phosphate OF Lime is
greater and moro susceptible of q perfect lnteg.
ration with the soil l have received the most
satisfactory accounts from the use OF this Fer-
lilizer, and can therefore recommend 1t rs 1lrst
class manure Price SjS per 2t1o lh::
TIOS. PERRY,
aug 23-lm Agent for Alexandria.
DAUGH'S lMPROV ED RAW BONE
d PHOSPHATE OF LIME
have now on hand supply Of this old es-
tablishcd ravorite, which has been thoroughly
tested for the past fifteen years. 1t has :beon
much improved by.the addition of Ammonia
rendering lis action much quicker than before:
1t Is based on Puro Raw Bone, and warranted
not to contain any heavy mineral matter, thus
saving 10 tho farmer shout one fifth in the way Of
weight 10 say nothing Of the superiority of the
Bono Phosphate Of Lime obtained from Pure
Bones, over the many mineral Phosphatcs used
in the manufacture Of Fertilizers. Price S54
THOS. PERRY,
aug 23-lm Agent for Alexandra.
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Moisture ................ ........ ........ 7.5l
Organic heterogeneous Matter. 80
Bone Phosphate Of Lime .........56. 20

BE says: This is superior article of Flour
of Bono; pure unadulterated and free from all
worthless impurities. Ono hundred pounds of
it contains nearly as much Of Phosphates as i59
lbs of the common article Of Raw Bone.
Through the peculiar process to which II
has been subjected it has been rendered highly
friable and soft, and will thus be readily Ms
simulated in the SOIL"
For salo by
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TERTILlZERS FOR THE FALL SEED
Il ING.
BUSEY'S EXCELSIOR GUANO.
THE ANDREW COE PHOSPHATE.
BONE DUST, GROUND PLASTEE.
NO. PERUVIAN GUANO, SC, &c.
HERBERT BRYANT,
No. 8 Eing street.
ono 93-1m Alexsndria. Va.
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n EMEN'S DEPARTMEN T.,
u -
WITMER e. SLAYMAKER'S

" AZ
WILMER & SLAYMAKER'S.
We nave opened this day one of the largest
and best assorted stocks Of CLOTHS sld CAS-.
SIMERlGS that we have over offered to our
friends, embracing standard makes of Fren CHI,
English and German Broad Cloths and Doe
skin Ca:simeres. French Piquet and Prussian
suitings English GRANTEES and Ederedons, in
Blue, Brown and Dahlis West of England
Motions, English, French and Domestic-tancy
stylcs.-not TO be excelled in this or any mar
kct. Also largo assortment Of Tsilors Trim
miGgs We will furnish Eress and Business
Suits III very low rates made and trimmed in
the best manne:, guaranteeing a perfect fit
We would invite any who are IN want Of the
above goods to call and see us, as we feel sure
we can please.
scp2 WILMER & SLAYMAKBR.
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sep LII

CPOOL COTTON GIVEN AWAY. FREE
= OF CHARGE,
AT ROBERT l.. WOODS.
| am advised by the importers Of tho STER.
LING SPOOL COTTON to give to any ono
Wherever it has been introduced it is appre-
ciated and is growing rapidly into public fs-
vor We are prepared TO furnish it in any
quantity, and make discount to merchants or
families. sep2
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K. NJ. LAWSON,

aug 27-2m Successor to Browis u Lawsen
WAR Ind s. Leesburg Wash. copy As days. ]
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LEXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL.

4 LEA hNDNlh h1O<I SSiAONA'
Tho Second Session of this School will com,
mcncc on Monday, September 18th, 1870, and
will close on tho last Friday, in June, 1871.
The Instruction will BIO thorough, and stu
dents will BIO prepared for college or the active
business Of lifo.
Pupils will be received from The ago Of ten
upwards. Catalogues Of tic School Will be
found 1T tho bookstores, giving Terms, Rcter-
ences and full particulars in regard to the
School. .. S. TAYLOR,
J. S. BLACKBURN,
Associate Principals.
Alexandria, july 13-lawtScpl2
" A SHLAND HOUSE." PIEDMONT, Fau-
IN quer county. to BIO sold by auction, en-
the 18th Of September 1870, by +. NJ. Wilson.
On the premises of T. G. Ward, all the yelu.
ablo live and dead FARMING STOCK, and u
quantity Of very good HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NITURE, comprising Horses, IS Beasts, Al
Pigs, quantity of Geese, Tu!kics and Ducks.
Rosewood Pianoforte. l first rate Bureau in
Rosewood l set of Rosewood Chairs.
Also, at tho same time and place. pure bred
imported from England by VIM. Parkinson
lie weighed when leaving England 25O lbs and
clipped II lbs of wool.
4 Ladies' Saddles
d Gentlcme ems do, nearly new.
4 Brides
Double bsrreled Gun, new.
Also, "HEARTLAND" FARM of240 acres,
will be offered. sep 2-tss
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CHOOL COOK N Office

= II . q L 'oo n N . 7 . NJ
J. he subscribers are now receiving per steam
er nnd express their fall supply CT SCHOOL
BOOKS and SCHOOL STAT lONERI, and
would call the attention Of teachers and parent:
10 their largo md varied assortment, where
may be found sll books used in tho schools in
this section OF tho country, AMI ut the lowest
nett cash prices.
They will be in almost daily receipt of books
and stationery during tho season.
Country orders, tor either books CT sLs!ione-
~, from planters, merchants or school teach
crs promptly filed ut lowest prices for cash.
}. & w. j. ENTWISLE,
sen lin 102 King street.
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GRAIN DRILLS !

Tho farmers arc unit that tho KELLER
GUM SPRING DRILL for $780, built by the
Hagerstown Agricultural Implement Ma nufac-
turing Company, is Tho Best Drill made
60 sec it before you buy q Drill.
HERBERT BRYANT,
Manufacturers Agent,
No. -25 King street,
!, Alexandria, Va.
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NklS3 MARKS SEMINARY.

We -. :"
Tho duties Of this Institute will be resumed
on Wcdnos lay, the 14th of September. Aim
ing more at Il useful and practical than SNOWY
education tho course Of instruction in all the
attention is given to young children which re-
qurc moro time and caro- than at any other pc
Rod OF lfe Miss M. has been most Fortunate
in securing tho continued aid Of Miss JANE
GREEN, we'll educated anC efficient teacher
snd most favorably known to this community.
I'rofnssoro fer Languages and Music will be
employed to meet tho exigonces of the School
forms msdo known npon application to, tho
Principal Mt her residence. pa King ST., whore
tho School room is most cligibly situated.
an 2-cotf
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A LEXANDHIA FEMALE ShMiN"HI
~ No. ITO ". Washing ton STREET,

Il Alexandria, Va.
The next annual sossir. OF his IHstit :,
will begin September re, and ""d Oh ;"' ~.
Wednesday in June, 1871. Terms for SCI =
Of 90 weeks: Board and Tuition ir III Egg i"
and Scientific branches SEQ.
With full corps OF cx@cT"nccd Instruct"
and tho bcs. EuroDcan teachers in the SCh"".
of Modern Languages, Music, Drawing :"
Painting, the Principal respectful ~ so!ic!ls IT,
patronage Of those who desire liberal ct''"'-
rs hinnS ~ NV -, 10 -f ~ tn~t,lcye wr,i
early apPIirca'''" vi VIC F''''
DC "u' 'I WYNN or 1NSTE1JCTIDn:
-, W ~. ,sg s,ci,.,, rcrnrYcc. : ,
III M,.aI,oL Nail E,.;rncr! .,.'Ir. I,,..~.
urH., "I WIZ i.T H,;-, :'-,a,.r o..
,..;,, nr,'n;,, ''''''.' '".-'
DR., T. il. STnHLEi;, IccL,..c. on ;hr... -
try and Botany.
Miss :. i. WA;:D. princin.l ~ Hc4!r...
Department.
Miss LUCY T. WARD hcric:u;c I;c,,-..
ment.
partnent: - . '''' ~ '''' ''''''s
Prof. FRED. G.. HhUR. Instrumental '!@.
sic, Drawing and Printing
Miss MARY L. III LII. Ornamental, f....
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ATEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
vEGETATOR!

WHITELOCK's vEGETATOR!
CONTAINING, i
-.
TN A SOLUBLE CONDITION, EVERY
ELEMENT: NECESSARY TO THE
GROWTH OFtTHEsPIANT
:. ANDsTHE FORMATION
OF THE GRAIN.
Each article entering into the compos;'n Of
the Vcgetstor
is A MANURE BY ITSELF,
and are all carefully anslyzcd bororo they arc
used
90: =
WEOWN OUR MANUFACTOKY,
give attention to evory detail of its preparation:
and hence
KNOW EVEEY BAG
which leaves our Works comes fully UP to the
~, III t.yn0 " Guo VnarS' nSnnrlonPG
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~ REA T REL u CI'I ON
IN TIE

PRICE CT TIE q S.
Having purchased! full Il ok before tho ad-
vance in old, we ara enabled TO sell TEAS
from ~ to Is per cent cheaper than heretofore.
Examine Our-
Gunrowdsr, Sl.25. Sl.5O $l.75 cxtra..~.S. 1870
Imperial. 81, $780, l.5O
Young Tyson, 81; 100
Oolong, black, 81, SLl5;. US
Jnuun. 81 25: . so
English Breakfast, 20
Any Tea purchased from Us We guarantee
pure and if not satisfactory will be exchanged.
We bavs also Il full stock Of Green and Roast
COFFEitS, SUGARS, SPICES, MUSTAkD,
S0DAS, SOAPS, CANNED FRUITS, &c.
CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
No. II North Royal street,
nup lO--1v Near the Market.
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NIT. VERNON INSTITUTE,
lSE No. u South Washington street.
The scholastic dutios Of the above Institute
will be resumed on Monday, September 18th.
For Prospectus, stating terms, &c, apply TO
Miss III. A. ROACH,
aug 15-td Principal.
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is A MANURE BY ITSELF,

and are all carefully anslyzod boIoro they arc.
used.
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AGRICULTURAv,.

Agricultural Implements and Machinery sof
all kinds; Gardens Field and Grass Seeds, and
all Standard 'FertiizsTst for sale, wholesale and
No. Is King street,
-; - 4 eai ..a AleXandria, Va.
.@s!si 4. ,'.-t -
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WEOWN OUR MANUFACTOKY,

give attention to ovory detail Of its preparation:
and hence
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AGRICULTURAL.
DURE BONE FLO U X.

This article is especially, prepared to meettho
wants of farmers who need
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Each article entering into the compos:1n u
the Vcgetstor
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By Beck. Knox d Kerby.

Oatlands P. q. Loudoun CO., Va, sep'5-tS
TLeesburg Mirror and Wsshingtonian copy
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IT. A. COAKIEY will resume the duties of
~. her SCHOOL September 18th, at her res
idence, Commerce street, No. Is. gu 30-1@#
MISS HUNTER will reopen SCHOOL Sep
WI tambnr 10Th OF l23 N. Cameron st. aus
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EDUCATIONAL.

"A: GERMAN-ENGLIsH SCHOOL, under
~ the control of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church of this city, will be opened by the pas
tor of that church., r. a. BISCHOFF, on
Monday in September H. For further in
formation apply to a. DIEDEL. 1855 King st.,
FRED:PAF SO King St.; or CHAS. BRILL;
II North Royal st. aug 18-tS5
rJHE SCHOOL OF VIM II. GREENWELL
L FOR BOYS,
Will be opened at the School Room, No. i04
King ST., corner Columbus, September 5th.
Tho studies pursued in this school will en-
cation. Great attention will be paid to the moral
culture Of all the pupils placed under his charge.
He respectfully solicts the patronage Of his
friends and the public.
For particulars apply at his residence, No. "a
Duke St., corner Water or at the school room.
aup 30-2awtS12 ~,
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l. POWELL'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

Z.
The next session of this School will begin on
Wednesday, the 18th Of September next
Terms, per quarter, payable in advance: Jul
Nor Glass SlO Intermediate Glass $3.50; Sc
Nor SIS. Applications for the admission Of
pupils may be made to me, 1T my residence, at
the northeast corner Of Duke and Washington
streets. CHARLES l.. POWELL, A. NJ,
aug l5-eotf Principal.
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THE SCHOOL Of MISS BELLE SNl ~
FOR YOUNG GIRLS will be rcsuHl G. s.
the school room, on Washington street, S'H'
TENDER GOTH
: Parents coniding thoir children 70 ne c.;'
may be assured tina. they viii be tho.o'2"I
instructed and their stulio: varied as they -.
vance, so long rs they may remain under u"
care Advanced pupils will be received ",'
faithfully instructed. AUG 9-r"tl-'-
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Sheg.fH''s SAFE.


Geo r. McCafia TnDist, Court {
f. NJ. &A P Butler. ! La. M 1892
DIV virtue OF Il writ of tieIi iaeias
ID to me directed from the Hon
orable the District Court in and for
Bossier parish. La, in the above en-
titled suit, | have seized and will pro-
coed 70 sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder, before the
Court house door, in the town Of Belle
vue, La, within the legal hours of sale,
on Saturday the Ist day of October,
1870, the following described property,
to-wit:
The undivided one-half Of the;whole
of fractional section No. one III, of
township nineteen Q9), containing
I29 and Is 100 acres.
The undivided onehalf of the undi
vided oue-half interest in fractional
sections No. 30 and &c, of township No.
90, containing I58 and 70 100 acres.
the one-half of which is 20 and 800 100
acres, in all 207 and 5l4 100 acres, all
in Range IA, Northwest louisiana.
Being the undivided half interest in
that certain tract of land of 207 81 100
acres acquired by defendant and A. P.
Butler from John Pickett, as per sale
passed before II. W. Clarke. Recorder
and ex-offioio Notary Public, on the
18th day of January, 1867, situated
and lying on the east side of the island
in the rear of Benton, and bounded on
the west by lands owned by ]. A.
Haynes and r. T. Stinson.
Seized as the property of the defend
ant, p. NJ. Butler, and to be sold tnI
pay and satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit
ofappraisement.
Z. X. RUSS, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La. August 9th, 1870.
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Notice of FsogissrUt6oss.

OFFfCESCPERYIsoR OF REGISTRATION, !
Parish of Bossier (
Notice is hereby given that the Office of
~ the Supervisor of Registration for this
parish will be open at Bellevue, from Sept.
9Th, 1870, and will remain open at thatplace
until the 18th instant
Canes, from 18th to 9th September.
Benton, g 28th to 3lst
And at such other points as may be deter
mined upon, of which due notice will here
aftef be given, for the revision and correct
ton of the Lists of Registered Voters of the
Parish
an qualified Electors of the parish who
were not registered in 1868 under State
Laws, and desiring to register, are notified
to make application to the Supervisor.
All Registered Voters who have changed
their places of residence since the last regis
tration, are hereby notified to appear at
this office and have such change noted upon
the Registry Books, and upon their certiti-
Gates of Registration.
Registration for the parish win close final
ly, Friday, October %, 1870 -
d. CADY STANTON,
Supervisor Of Registration, Parish of Bossicr
September 10, 1870.
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SucccssTOn Notice.

SUGGESTIONS of A. In Parish Court
and Tabitha Com of Bossier parish,
way, deceased. } La,
Totice is hereby given that John T.
IN Stinson has this day filed in the
Office of our said Court, his application
praying to be appointed Administrator of
the SUGGESTIONS of A. Conwsy, and his
wife Tabitha. both deceased.
Now, therefore, this is to admonisli
all persons concerned, that if opposi-
ton is not made thereto within the
time prescribed by law, the said appli-
cant will be be confirmed as prayed for.
Witness the Honorable Lambert w.
Baker, Parish Judge of y3ossier Parish
La, this the 24fh of Sept, A. D. 1870.
l e. N. BRADEN, Clerk
n26 2t District Court. ]
D. 81 a. -=.r 2 4
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evening If tho f#,5. say He ,-ras
slams made a reconnaissance near
JoinyiiIe, and had an engagement
with the French sharpshooters on
the opposite bank Of the Marine
and the Prussians were driven Off.
The Germans uhlans occupied
Versailles.
London. Sept. 90 There has
been skirmfsh near Juery and
Chatile, towns on the outskirts of
Paris.
The Prussians now occupy Clar-
mont, Meuden, ViIlenoure,
VanneS, and Fortenay.
The Grown Prince is near Fon-
tainebleau.
The Russians crossed the Seine
a few miles above its confluence
with the Marine.
Advices from Strasbourg up to
Monday say the garrison has near
ly quit. Gen. Uhlric is badly
wounded; his headquarters have
been removed to a cellar. The
people voted by a large majority
to continue the defense.
Italian news is meagre. Rome
is still unoccupied.
Times correspondent from Saar-
bruck, Monday, says a sortie from
Metz was ordered, but was subse-
quently countermanded. The
French peasants in the neighbor-
hood continue to murder the Ger
man officers by picking them off
with rifles. They have also intlict-
ed damage ON the enemy by cut
ting the telegraphs.
In order to avoid complications
with other nations, France has
declined the services of the Polish
volunteer legion.
Florence, Sept. 20.-Negotia-
tons for a delay at Rome failed.
Some talk about forcing the gates
Of Rome. Feeble resistance is
anticipated.
London, Sept. 20.-The latest
Berlin advices state that the King
will receive Fayre to morrow to
hear his peace proposition.
Havana, Sept. 17.-The subma-
rine telegraph is now working to
Jamaica. s-