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G NOTICE.
L. L. W'antsley and duritt his ale
* lenco frin Natel:ituuhes 11. 1.
WVamsley or R. E. IlBurke attn: in
fact are antlhoriztd to make settlc
menta, collect anld Receipt 1r all
sums due the late firIt of Wtalnsl' v
ea & Co., of Natclhitchehs. -All those
Sindebted are riejucsted to conme foir
V ward and settle.
WVALMSLEY & CO,
3Natctiit ulieh, La.,4l;ay 1st 18s306.
mays-tin.
( N. A. ROlBISON9I
"OOT & SHOE MAKER
at St. Denis Street,
NATCIITUOITE S LA.
Resopectfully inforrnm the Ladiez nid Gen
omrnen that hoei now filly p epared te np
ly them with the Oine4t ))'IT5 & Slit )ES.
f alldescriptlon. I e ill also state that
I work made by him, will he repaired free
L( colt when the nrtile nords repairing
he tl'et ar icles of ,Lather al ways onI haInl
S all work guaraiiteed. I'r.ce viry noel
ate..
N. A. ROBISON
. ml4.
SPRINGYILLE ACADEMY
T oen third saenon of this Invtitution will
1 open on the eIt Momddy in Angnet A. 1).
j;Rt, and continue for fire nmont.hI. This In
4itntion offers alvantagis to the Planters and
Sbthers bf the Red Rivert Valley. for the "Inca
Aos of thbir children, that are un urp lced by
ry School in North Louiaiaorn. Its location ih
tnexceptionable, being ituintwl in the thriving
Ittle town of Springtille, NatcbitochI Parishi.
'hich liee only one tile from Red River. lInt
vtirn iatsite in the hills, it enjoys thloe great
equistes of health, peculiar to lill towns.
,ire i sand excellent water.
All the usual branches of an Englibh Ian
page education, th higher branches of Mathe
iatics, sad the Greek and Latin languages nre
bhhn this sachool. Board can be obtained
good thmilies at reasonable rates
.TBS OP TUITION FOR SESSION OP FIVE MONTHS
at Class........................... $15.00
4 " ........ ............. .$20.00
d,. " .................... ".$25.00
The above rates are estimated on a Spcci
asis.
Courrency will be received at the usual rate
'adbange prevailing at tee time of pay
,lit
Pupils will be chi. ted from the day of en
anoe to the close of the Session. No Idulc
ae fbor loa of time, except in cases of pro
ated tllnee.
ggtsuci:; M!y patrons of the past year.
Sprigaille, June 6th 1866.
THOMAS H. SIHAFP.
June9-tt.
Plantation to Rent.
aipleidld plantation situated on the
let Bon Dien, containing 640 acres of
od land, 300 of which are under fence;
)get'er with all theimprovemerrts there
cotasisatingtfDwelling house, Kitchen,
abins, machinery for a Cotton Gin, (new),
Qg ood astieras &o.
' lhanladis one of the best, nod the
4kmTaldU.@ere always good. The place
ready to be delivered, with dinly the
ivilege of gathering the corn and cotton
Aplly to Theo. Prndhomme, Cote
vouse Natcitoches.
A ig.&1l-4f.
The M4eehacebe. St. John the Baptist,
ad Baton Rouge Advocate, are requested
upublish the above one month, and send
11 to this ollice for payment.
fo WLOTh :
FgSa1le at modeate
rices,. .
Sppily to
·' . IN~tEDA.
a~-lO-swkw.tf.
1w TONSORIAL SALooN.
Jhtidks'awair outung, earefhlly done
ny Bea3 i, fr 26 cents.
LEON FOlitNIER.
the tOI' Sl ul1 .II \ill le £.
I this Thiriiis ,ll if2 II il . ;!
third to be Cf i 5t
C ANN NETOUi4N,
F O f 'R T// TI lI It !
"ll. ·I'it''t'la l ion andtit~l(
,ails .'j n Ill lI i e r
jls'i oe nt of Ic~i lei tll, , .ý
(ENGLISH EDITION,)
Published by
FRANCIS BOUVAIN,
SSlalhi ncr (1911 Jrinlar,
Gil BOURBON y1 Ri I:'',
t IGN OF Tll "ItEOXZE PEN."
Ftff 'Iltlaklt th W1( ow Iw i h Hf Ii 1
kinIld la on g ;1 "l x , t.:u(l,' i i Looki l 11' t4,
i preceding l iftinll. Ths , iillstra n
dill le 1if \ "te t ,+I'II 1E h t1 O - .1r
titst. The a:rtill'es ar'e fits~ tal'!nud w i
tt1s in our ii n a toil the t\ 1, n 1pTgr i(.t l
execution ofthe~ work wvill 6! S114,1 :1 to
!give ýttisfaetio~n.
ý1'L CURRIPTION art row r, . 1'1\1r 1
eitherf or tt pi' csl' of th1 .Ut Ala n.+ or the,' in
Ksltiont of Advefrti= ar tts, tite ; ,ti ton
altitlfl erate picy t it Ii; rffi .fc are t ic.
A WHfOLEr" PAGE............ ,o n
A HALF" PAGE ............. .5 n
A QUART.'ER PA 1(_GE........ + )
Atlny nubslllrr mibe li(? nnlr tb \1` wh l ,e \\ ll I1
enuttled to cne coy ft- 1 boun- w I ce.
New Orleans, July I th. 1'.
Louisiana Arlmann c, 18 67.
FRENCH & ENGLISH EDITIONS.
Contributors to the above Louisiana
pu1lietion andi those w iisiL Iof eofe
so, will please orwarId their man1 crilpts
before the Ilth of tA nst, at the !itest.
Orders for copief (if afivlertisenlnts it fr
either LEdition Ire now receivetd at the
fflice,(0, t1( lIrlfolhl street. Thle Inwl (of ff
Sthe Agents will be published at a very
early day
FRANCIS ItOUVAIN, Editor,
62 Purbon streect-Si'rn of the "'BRONZE
.A LJ.
4mr Annee.
Almanach de la Louisiane
pour 1867.
(Eurnox FuIv.t u )
Publie par 'Francis Bourvain,
PAPETIIER ET IML'RIMEUl,
GQ Rue 1lourbon
"A LA PLUME DE BRONZE':."
L Rie no sera 11("he n polord r re nare
- cet oufrIge dignle dit ltfl.;IgI iniiveil
lant llfe 1e public lfniianIis a aecordll
aux editi onsl prl efdentf".
Les del ins seouilt exdefltý par li'n de
no0 fmleilleurs ltistcs, la redaction est con
fide a lms ferivains tie talent et 1'exf n
tion typographiqtue ne laiseera ric a de
l sirer.
On pent souscrire dle it prfl slnt siit
pour un nombre d'exemiplaires. suit 1+our1
I'insertion d'ANNONCES, dlout l talx
1 exceptionnellement modldrrL est 1iix om
mO suit-:
line page entihre............$10 00
ne demii.. p............5 00
4Tn quart de page...........2 50
Tout announeur d'iotInueae ntifre'
TOrecovra gratillunexemplllairie fe 'Ahlmllnlach
( J1SCb'ipti(ls an~d fadrIti(IinntS Iree(je(
iy L. Dnpleir, Natchitochhs Tinuu Ofice.
Ant. 8.--3m.
Cigar Manufac tory
The undersigned has rf'umllfd his mn
ufactory of (Jigars. The lamaltl'urs will
find constantly a large slpifly of the best
Brauf s Importel from Havana, viz:
MIIXkD CIGA.RS,
REAL 'NATCHITOCHFS CIGAR3,'
M.DIA RE4GALIA,
CONCHAS,
- LIGHT BROWNT,
HAVANA PUROS.
* Orders from the country respectfully
solicited.
leCHARLER CASTEX.
next to V. Durand's Store,
rront Street
Aug. 15, 186.-tf'
H E, Buike, H. B. Wainlley
1''orx-;aIrdill
WASII1NGTUOVN STi:EllT
NATCIIITOCHES, LA.
Ki~lyv tNA.\N' O.Y IN IhIN!,
'O,. S AL1, !.(a! YLL: Jl~d
rý 1'
DRY GO DS,
LOTIING,
II AT ',
BOU0TS,
SI.10 E I
II.JlRi)WAllE.
SCHOCKERY.
i MEDICINMEE, & c.
H1ighest Market price patid
Sfor otton, ill cash for Incl
chandise.
ap 2--12nm
DI.T f w 1OWs L I,'EW.
Deitei1 to Ith F* l 19 ,r t of l1 i ]I V I
aud Rlit I n hI Cin of. I (d1v n11 is i a
11AChiUliU iwrne to t1e11 Qu-.i. 11 i t01 ' tum .
1 r Indtruuy and1 I;In i r 'irk , h1,! ('reol L,:Cobi.
lAgrict lt ire, thett w rkin 11 f nI hl ci X: l 1t tioll
and the conlitii.n of i IFi:0 m'It, athil full
itatiStical fletadl in nil particuilalr. .11 ,. to
th" dicnu ,iiu of g at l ii ll o'. ;- p -
itining the Ruch nsfructkie tlt S1 th. r il th ti
l'iat vamiety n Liri'ra \!at r. st t-t e' of
Amecrican. C ti's, ][nUin andl For-i:n 'om
mire . Agriculture, hInuf1 t tuei's. amni lt trnu l
t, I p'O eeIntt . Reviiene and tmXation. .
A New SmrieS oii the R1eviOw coimmfne
Janiuanv 18s)6, Monihly, 112 to lUS P8
$Si per annum.
July 18, 1S(IG,; f,
JIowe's Improved
- - S
el ý
COTTON PICKER,
Ftr picking Cotton in ilthe field. Pick'
three or foiur times faster than by Land, clean
andl fee ruin trash.
t Machines now ready, price, $20 acai.
t Southru Agents Vaisted.
The 11OWE Mannfacturing Comnpaty,
No. 31 Cedar St. New Vcrk.
July 18. 1B6(.--tf,
New Blutchvry.
S'KEPT B3l J, T. LITTON.
The undecrsigned having scuri-t'ti a
T stall at the Market, itiformns tine citi
zens that he will ha:ve constantly.
; GOOD HEEF, at reasonable prices,
on foot or by the pioutinil.
He Iho)pes, by his attenti.,n to 1n2
siness, to receive a part of the pub
lic patronage.
TIkets issucd to fanmiles for $5,
or $10.00.
J. T. L1TTgN.
1Y Aug. iS-itf
,ff . MONTH! AGNTS wanted for 5ix
Ij llentirelv nfl ' articles, just out. Address
0. T. GAllEY Citi Building. Bilderfnd. Me.
LI J -"A II- XI 1
ý,- , Lp ',l
7 Ar
GENIaLg COMISIO 'JL'i ^NT
lT uA i' Tn3S :I I f li\l I . ' . + j,
. Il' r t I
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VT I 'TI' i: 'V (Thll'. b
t T S i E N I I n 'i -
T. \~l -
fancy· (roilery moStre
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~TATrnQNFPEY.
h I "L1 t I :Inn, '
I'cr ulvcrY
1!" I'~l r";l I h1"'u;lt I in u'.clt' ofii
'lI ll t'' I1 1 I' LI N11 tt'" I' ! Iill.-!_> 'I l \I '
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FROT11i.L~ Jir'LLrj7 Y IEU PLY I
ýTatlii e' tic d 1 iilalochcs.
1II -trlte,s qtt'tls trttyot~t tut n ot! ,
.,1*L: tI aI tfl I l · Ii t I t t' (' it U.
S E;1 L LS .
(1u'to tif etlil,,lite&S. ant
\1t U pe ntIX 1t' 1)'.te ?, Lc ltu tli _".
( tt'; hi)'1C ni(r, e5 S Ia sa(iS (In sn! t
111
CCh a" 1gc U . -~'.f X'ttL
r. (i1M131R r& (h)
fsw&wmlars3 I -ti'.
'HEW TONSORIIAL NSALOO3.
'KIPT BY L. FOUPIER,
Bsuuna iHOW, Front Sh urt.
Tin' unnulnrsiurt (l llixt'tk(l f,:" tltn pat,
ut l ie ti 111 III rV rlit,( iii hutl Sili 1r'( i i ulron
t'a t'trtotat
r 'pl. urltsiui a!C 15;ll Iia'ntUI Pit r 14
I txiltaut, has recive ti'te glic'id *tilrrI
SicU ttliT. lli
tlt~s known iu Pacris~, ddoeaIh hut
Cal t hi~rs Salo~,~on. rrt
Tllc· LEO FOl'si!~ d11:·lfi; NU i~·IR.l'
SImmunity against the Ieve°,
and Chills of Spring and Fall,
the Dysenteries and IDiarrheas
of Summer, and the various
Bilious complaints attendant
upon the entire year, is what
the South needs and must have
before that favored region will
attain the full meed of its great
ness. Emigration thither has
been and is retarded for the
lack of it; and for the same
reason, cotton raising has been
restricted and interfered with.
ANTI-FEVE & 16113
In view of these facts DM.
Spooner offers to the people
of the South, and to Emigrants
going thither, his A N T I
FEVER AND AGUE
PILLS, which have been
demonstrated, repeatedly and
repeatedly, to be an unerring
and never-failing preventive
and cure of all Bilious com
plaints .incident to the South I
and West. Try but one ex
periment; the cost is trifling,
the result is beyond any con
tingency. It never has failed
and never can, while Phvsiol
ogy remains a science.
PILLS,
For Sale by all Druggists.
WM. SPOONER & CO.
Nashville. Tenn.
orretho dls % P 'is Line.
Cl' 'ili' rt.J ~ i ~~t~ 0
ANNIE WAG-LEY.1
xv;tl' i' .s 1rr i \tar '"ti~i ý r
'This h, t tis sun ii r ia1rr.uigum' 1 ' -
trav 'I 'iýc a t '.!!1 nl l'll t wtlll! ' 11 k-now ( fa -
july. 1- I . f
AVIS.
To~ute les p'I-oinms avtut dL's 1r(
1 c 't t P r i . I o d ero t l e rji e tt " t ie
Ifiui (d'ctIQ )t" es sav- t A lea 1( 'cUaSsi
C. ANNNE XEWTQN,
Tnt tiec.
uillet2j3O30d Cloutierville.
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irk' 1:: -ict 4;11L :Id'e for LAT a l' tIV
I. UIMIIi1?:IT & CO.
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WOLgSON 6& STEPHdENS,
bif MIIIY &r CITIDII''S FllD S1T!ID
jV\bi&&7ioches,~ Lca
~CX11ole~ale and re1l&ii dualet·P in
I1ry G~odsl,
ha;~nrdware
(1 ioc~i'isc~ & ej
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i Ln ii 0140A I OL I E' ELYiA.
C , v II Cr:rpon
b I: f' it i, nrw S IT),
t':rI L ' V~ ~t I t" I ii to clil ii ;,
ti! ,". . : ii''l Ut e tcit e
Ii' u 'I jim liiA the ihoen -
In1:l c( i: tI 1 h atill ' 1ti 1;11 t1t6l
i n-Un n o pewo.Every mourn
V ;; 1,111 tI' u -w s which is still
f o ( l' :; !C It;' it tIt, Im le note of
T' t 1" delay is borne
a int'i' bIr'i Ite Ipuh'ie, who
for;b*\\a toros inGernna
!i 11 to are I as ; illn app-hed
h:"f ,t I. nc 1"1 yC 11.` omeihoiw or
" blr (' I' .1 inta it ;.,111 the
is ti irown I upon1 Italy it
s ry in lot tbo Wt'i' 1' It iii iationl adu
Itheon th I as tl't b(eln accepted
IN li h King of Prus
.I, I t tii l\ 'ii l ' iPrussia lost 11o
!'tf !º 1,1,: a u ;~i to tic Ernmotor.
1. "I- ji t ip t, lie said, he rhould ac
0pt firoVilit (1 the contditions of the
lt, ice did not interfere with the
illics of his -army allo thy: main
Ut ce of the nisitiioii5 which its
ii 1t"I tCcc('i'' ~hak given it ; but
I f' l i itti t), '.''s (1o111 ie 'was oh
,lil,( to (ocui t with his .ally the
Sii" of It ';. lIe answer of the
Klng of Italy was ttuich crlder and
ill mo ire ius'tvtill bef're giving
Sis kscent lie imist conultit his Minis
is. i1c( I.ne the ;itinituhhls of imipa.
ti i'e , cf rom llaiiits ()' ii1!iratitude,
aMil C 11 words ot ill er.
Oil the (ltilier hitunj. the over Teal.
us Iriends of Iily here are against
itilv ac('eptit3 '1tni't a fromn the
lihatiis (it' irtin e. Aln article in the
tiew jolutllal L, Liierite, saiii to be
"inspir'd" ''y Pri'it ce Napoleon him
sel(', it it has not at ct iilly proceeded
Sur' his llpen, c'iti'ids that Prussia
'iult Ihok M ll t ;1 (:io lie t the tardy
oipliustiil (i of Alitstri'i!. 1ad F'rance
been a t Iir'i bli ' '. 'ir'it lie indeed
*iniiht, as shei did at \illafranica, im
1.e her will, but as the has prefer
r('(l the llsti in ofL tountial, she has
i)l vig;1 to wietate to (i01iii 1'rltssht
ter lalý'. Thb ano i of i I Emntiror
l Atustria it tht l'peror of the
l'rei'uih is notl:ii _ !i iti than a cry of
listris', which FhIoiluif pass unheed
es . It Italy accepted with gratitude
Iam h ardy' from France, it was be
cause Italy owned her acquisition to
the Emperor Napoleon, who was a
tielli go rent. T'1e case is far other
wise in 1813 anid she cannot, either
with gratit lde or with honor, accept
'enetia, from oine who is not a vtcto
rious llit Ilerent, thoun Ih he may be
"I - 'nerouts lettriil It is not to
France that I tay is now indebted,
hut to Pt ussuia. She is not free to
accept a gn t from France. I'ussia
is her ally, and it is to her sie owes
it that tie defeat of Custizza has
been avenged by-the vi, tory of Sad
owi ; and i ['shi accept what is thus
o!Tnred her, s ie could not do so with
out dishlitlor.
The Emperor is harassed and vex
,d by all these difliculties, which le
ha 1 titt 11111iii tid fronm Prussia and
Italy. Prussia sliows no signs of
abating he' pt'iteiisions. Ela ted by
lti: v'iit lines,,sesem to ('ore little
for the aliger' of Fratice, if whomn she
ho leng('r st ands in awe, and is dis.
jiisi'd to bpare her' prostrate enemy
a si hg1e hiuniuliatiolt. On one point
ieiii'iialiy she is said to be inexorab
file--the exclinsiiti of Austria fromi
the C itfedeiat iiot, tind this is precis6
hy the poitit "'fich Fiance refusea
to yichl.-A hit I cr disappointment
also is that which comes from Italy,
lbr we cannot cedeiit the rumors that
the passage uiftlw 1'o by Cialdini, just
atmmuticed by telegraph, has becn
either wvidt the apurov'dl or the'cog41
tiizance of the Emperor. Venctia,
sitnce its cession, helotigs to France,
atid t le Ital iatts must have utnbound
cii conidejttt(e in their new strength
iii iin the power iif their ally, to in
Ivi'- Ft'etchi tevritorty. It is said that
ai itrtiehi'tIi imsdsilulier lus beeti peti
to \tenie, ttt( even a French divi
Silit is s pon il i d to icenpy it in the
MOte ii the Lilpi''rr. Ihte 'passage
of the Pit is eqttivalittt to the rejeC
tilt of the urnuistice, tuid is likely to
Il( the t'i'crtiatir iof'fiesh and ser
iiii (:in jiom l i.'t iioit
Ih rP~aste io ae cart'ving thitngs
withI a hih ifi tim a hratikfiirt, w~hiei'
flay'i i 5t!e sp1 issed tieveral joh'
no n dsoiii il'. S;enate. It is
pii i' river Cnni~t'ry, :ttii in time tc,
lii' thei'rownl Civirtnoert How the
l';inut. 1'ivet's of Eti'ur'p w~illh regard
:hia niionit ion 'ie pnrt (if Pr~ussia te
ainiis~ to hit 5(111 bit t'w1 do not
ilth ini '0. will view it fTwotably. It
ciii it Ii dalied thit tie alliance is
a fi irab ii i' 01, alnI, if contirued,
Iin lciv il to ec't'outs ccittplicaliouts iin
Tic iretih joutrn~ahs deny any in~
Stintian on the part of the Emperor to
ititeiririsO hi'totmn the cettmbatatits
an arned iticiitotion, and the Londou
Pal Eci\' thit iF'rince hw cdecided to
ivoil n concentratiiot of French
I roopeatn the fririti-rs towarrds the
.1seat of war, so anxious is the Em
tieror tii avoid the slightest. indicar
ti'in ot. France, being dragged into
iiiihat' acttivity.

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