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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27

The Chattanooga Gazette, Atlanta Intelli-
gencer, Macon Telegraph, Augusta Consti-
tationalist, Chronicle and Sentinel, daily,
Brownlow's Knoxville Wing, Springfield
(Msss.) Republican, Boston journal, Balti-
more American, weekly, received regularly
at E. P. Cones, No. 40 cherry street. If
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sESr TO PkIsox.-Henry Smith, citizen,
was yesterday arrested by the Provost
Guard for stealing clothing amounting to
fifty dollars. He wss lodged in the military
prison and viii be turned over TO the civil
authorities for trial.
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In ChanceFy ct Livingston, Tennessee.
oCToBER RULEs 1855

IN NhAnceFy 81 LlFInEslonl lehnesseos
oCToBER RUL Is, lS6s.
7 3 Ellison, complainant, -.f..Ht
IS Agtschfnent Bid.
John BAR. n v kuddleston, Sophroaia Huddieston,
Ininor heIn Of 3 " Rndolestou, dscd J. ".
hcHsnry snd vie Louiss deiendsnts.
IN Tins cause Il appearing b the satisfaction a
he Clerk snd Master nom complansnts bal.
which e sworn %, that the deieudsnts McHenry
and vlle are non residents Of the state q Tonnes
see 40 thst the ordinary process Of law caneot b
served upon the~i ID Is therefore Ordered that
putilcsuon be made il ne un,on, 4 neasnaper
published in the city o. Nashville. Tennessee. for
ll sacee ssiFe week.. recurring sid defendants 20
SlisE Al the next tsTgn 81 TIE Chancery Court for
80 - ~ c9unty, % D. held IN Liunestoa % the
:. = aOA1ay Ia February next and Plead, answer
sst.tt 2 eomplanant's hill or he same VII Be-
psrte M 49, - - ,es 2, be, N
oct26-wfI " - --ea1A y a ~
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In Chsneery at Livingston, Tennessee
. oynoBER RULES. lssS
81. N. Collaiti. Complainant,
s so and httsch BIZ.

n. n NNtl1it N9Nif iaintlAz
W 80, and Attach BIT.
Jeha n Hughes ard 2 Dosghsrty. deseaaNats.
IN this cause it appearing 70 the sstsfcaoD g
Tie Oerk end Asster rom eomnieinauts aHL
which Is sworn 20, that defendant Hughes j. Dos =
reaceut 81 the STATE OF Tennessee 80 taaf ths or.
asnA- Ireeess u lsN cannot Be- serted iipaa his
q y ofcersd thsf uiIhcslion b rfsae fof tour sue
eessi Vs Neeks il The Nashville UnioR, snsNspsPer
paesned e TIE CITY III Nzshsiile. fena-, requiring
80 IS ea4Ant . appear a. the nexf term q tho
Slai-s.t5 Soa1t % te held in the ioWn a. Living
SOS On ne nrst Monday Ia February next. aBf
ple-ls elsse e OF demnr q complsinsnt's biil,
healin az psate q 10 hitI1t ! "
ocat-FA n. wRIGHF. c a.
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PR0vosT lTEN.-A man, whose name we
could net learn, was arrested by the guard
charged with selliuf government building
which be wss employed to watch. He was
sent to the Post prison, and will be tried by
= military commission.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27

hunarrs az 4t sS,a., i--Just received one
sosT ~, aiS y, No. o. ~ sPIles, as
oct26-at
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Arms APPLEs Just received, one
hundred and fifty barrels choice apples, at
Jane Walkers, No. 60 Broad street, second
door from Cherry. oct26-2t
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sss - .--frencis Platte, a Govsrbn.,,
F,Jry 49, W., vas found dead drum. spS ~,
l, - Aelresa applied q bsll sDa ebsir
= esaannss ioF fEo DAYS. -A'1'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27

GREAT ATTRACTION at Cameron, Gisrs 4
Co's.y-supeT Silk Brocade, French Grena-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphus Mugs French Jaconets.
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APPnEs APPrEs Just received, one
hundred and fifty barrels choice apples, at
James Walkers, No. 90 Broad street, second
door from Cherry. oet26-2t
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SPECIALNOTICES.

ATTExrIox IKBHxsS i-Chseks on the VI
ster Banking Co., Belfast, Ireland, N sums
Of Il to sIe for sale at G. N. Ordway's Bro
ker Office, No. As College street Il
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just received, per Express, fine lot of
swisses, carleton, nainsOok, muslins, at pri-
Yste sale. Csc. sHIKLDs 4 Co.
ilyl-tf Is and "a College street.
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Choice Coal for sale by Knight Bros,
No. AZ Church st., opposite Masonic Hall.
Oct2O-tf
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f, ~. =, 7. Gone has received
49, 49, game, Atlantic 'a P Leslie's
. t,osesa oes' n Y. LsaFer. r. Eclectic for
- - lsll'sh keeoya snd Prss,.',.A if'lot Ne
T sais week. late \. Y C SSisa. journal
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fo stranger. and OltLaen.-

Wa DO not profess to be the only Pbvsl-
clan in the city, Who may be found AZ his
ofics at All hours, day or night" nor 40
We, IN Offering our services % the Invalid
deaire 10 recommend Ourself in preferonee
70 other equally well established and ex-
peTleneed physicians; nor do wo pre.
tend TO be inisEiblos OF the oHly man ca
pablo Of curing ths various diseases mem
toned IN our general advertisement. We
DO nos claim the possession OF any tsonder-
fitI scores res,e1ies, OF extTaordinarY sgsss.
s9Es freatzeat on ydlliGtives; as al sensible
men must know that success in the prae-
lice Of medicine, does not depend % mach
upon the discovery Of Aei5 remedies, o. nsas
piodeS or treatment, Is upon he skillful use
Of those agencies necessary 10 a Verfecf cure
and this can be acquired only By expe-
renee and patient application. We res
Peenully refer the public 10 our general ad-
Fernsement, in smother part Of the paper
once hours from s in the morning til .
81 night IL. CoLEEIE. N. D.
81 North Cherry 81. Nashville Ten
If you want your Pianos we'll tuned, call |
On &. +. Jackson, at Luck's, on Union /
'treet, or at his new Music Store, on Church 4
street Orders from the country will meet
With prompt attention. oct26-tf
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In Chancsry st Livingston, Tennessee.
OCTOBER RULES, 1855.
John " Alfred. Exee'r 81 Robsri Alfred, deceased
complainant
IS 50. aud Att Bill
IL IN ZONES md Grandson Sgsre aesepfauta

IYin Jones md 0rRnalson sHa1e, delendanla.
IN Gus case Il sppearsg 70 he ssfsfacnon q the
/ Clerk thsf the deiendsut Grsndison Sespa, re-
sldes ueyend the limits Of the State Of Tennessee,
a that the ordinary process q law cannot BE-
served upon him ll Is orderea thag puhlication be
made in sne Nashville Union. Newspaper pub
shed in the city Of Nashville. requiring said de-
fendaut 70 appear st the next term o the Chan
csry Court for OYerton county, % b held st Liv-
ipRston. on the frst Monday IN February nexL 10
rissd. ansver or aemur % complGnsnFs bali OF
the same vii be taken for confessed and SCI down
for hearing ex psrte IS % him 60
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self Ahnsa.

Get your wall paper at Merritt & HIPS,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
B octs-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27

Sell your uneunent money, mutllated
Notes. and 6 cts. interest Notss--st C. n .
Ordway's Brokers Office, As College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27

OuR Jos OEPIoE.-Weare executing every
description Of plain and fancy JOB PHnt-
Ing in the nestest style, and at the lowest
r,rIess. At this ONCE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27

APPLEs APPLEs Just received, one
hundred and fifty barrels choice apples, at
James Walkers, No. 60 Broed street. second
door from Cherry. oet26-2t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27

30E a DAYl keenss vaut,a q =, 81,
and wondsrsnl SEWING M - = =
ne eielg eheSp ore s~enssd, 49, ~ a
CLARE hddN6rd, 1Miaa.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27
In Chsncery st Carthage, Tennessee.
OCTOBER RULES. 1855.

James B. Mooros vs.. jobs McClAria sad others
IN this case the Insolvency Of the estate Of Luher
b. High, deceased, Is suggested BY VI. ". War;.
aamni stTafor, II e ordered toAt noiscs be giYep
hy sad AdminstTalor, to the creditors o. said La-
tner B. Sigh, deceased, TO ale their csims, duly
authentoaIea, againsf said estate vi the Clerk
aud Master OF the Chancery Court on or before the
frsi Mondsy in Feuru&Ey next CISCO, or they viii
BE- forever barred. ID d. CAMPBELL,
Oci2G-wff Clerk and Master
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Wholesale andR etail.
CAMERON, GRTER & co
White Goods /!

White Of
slocko
Ladies' outfit
the
In addition floor Of our H for
Of
chants Peng ourselves duplicate
10
sing advantage
oFiu teE
BY strict
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employment.

. ~ az Aachinea We WI give q oauuission
on "a mlckines sold, o. emplC9 sgslfs who EHl
work ar fhe above Fsess, and 81 expenses psid.
Aadse.s A. 3. & EHszaroN { %, oolgm0a. lem.
aasiI-sTnA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27

Marriage Licenses and every description
Of LaW blanks for sale at this Office or
urfntad ~ order tt i.Nat
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County Court smith County, Tennsssee.
20. Bill to sell laad.

o. s. Williams, and othsTs,
on motion in thls cause on ths q sf day Of oeto-
Der 1855, and Il sppesrng 70 me satsuetlon Of the
CLERK, that the defendants, VIM. G. Minton snd his
children, ElEa ]. Minton, and others names not
known and PAU HsrpeF, are non-rRsidenfs Of Ten
nessee, Il Is therefare ordered that prhcation be
mhce IN the Nashville Union, q newspaper publish
ed m the city OF Nashville, Tennessee. requiring
sad non-residents and parties whose names are
not known, 70 appeST al the Court House in the
town o. Oartnage, and SnsWer compliments ball.
or or before the hrst Modday In Decsmber next
ils6sl, or the same viii be taken for confessed IS
% them and set down for hearing ex parte 70
them. 3. W. TURNkR. Clerk.
oefaf- atW
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27
IN Shsneery at Livingston, Tennessee.
OCTOBER RULES. 1sss.
James o Paul aad L Baker, dss-udsuts
Attacfmeut AM
sirs ~ $ ~ ~ sSeParoa's Hnddlesson. minor

g 8 70 "a soparoaas Hnddaesson. minor
ana " AeHsnTy and We I,oSrSs ss ~ H'f'
IN this eau e it appearine 10 ~. - -,
The Clerk and Master nom csrnrtsins~5 ~, 20 =
y sWoru q, thaf defendants NJ NeIs ~, y 'oi,
VIE Aie noo dss q me saase, that me or
itis therefore ordered thsi Fahl ,ston - 49,, =,
the Union, 3 newspaper puhhshed n tlr -, -
Nashville, fOT four Consecutive weeks. fes,-,. y.
SD dsfendanis to sppesr - The uexi term 81 ~
Ne tosn u LiviHEston Tenn, on the arst hIuudey
N February neat, snd piesa, ansWtr or denur L
eomplalnanfs bill. CT Zoe same VII be taken foi
CONFESSED snd go for hesriBgs xparia
0otas-sA Ittt J. ". NElGHf, CAM
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ON TUESDAY, October 3ist, 1885, on the aboye
~ premises, At n O'Clock, we Will sell 10 the
highest bidder, SEVENTEEN BLOCK. contain
ing lssiots, lying between Franklin Pike and Ten.
nessee and Alabsma Railroad, In the immediate
yof Currys Hll the present terminus ID ~
Spruce Street hailroad.
IN re lets are eleVated, romantc, snd beautiful
" located for SUBURBAN. VILLAS and are ur-
surpassed for hssuty Of scenery, fertility Of sol.
and character Of is population. EFeh l6t = Il bs
sold % the highest oder without re eervafou
hRNs -One-iourth cash. ,halsnca pavablA IN cue
two and three yeats for notes bearing interest nav
able IN bank, and lien reta ned
Omnlbuses viii leave the square and other parts
Of the city for ta premises from tns hours u ipo.
clock 10 8. rM 81 III
THIS property has one Of he hest sprifgs 10 the
county rare opportunity "a nov offered 10 Sc
cure sdehghtui home Or make Al Investment
j. l. W. BROWN, -.
NELSON MuRFREE, AsTh'7'
oetz2-tds
CARRIAGES,
THE IMMENSE STOCK. nov In The THREE
\ IAR5E WAREROohs, eoysfiss an arta Of
l5,oOO Square Feet
EntFaBees-45O Broadway a. q Crosby 81 =,
Beng the LARG EST ASSORTMENT or Garages
ever offered IN Nea York, will now BE- sold Al
greafly reduced urices. HARNESS. ke
assortment sl.ays on hand
oct2C-im eode c. WITTY, 40 BroadEaT, n Y
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Restores Gray Ban to its Nafursl Color u
Makes the Hair SOft, Glossy and Lu4uriant.
Keeps the Scalp Clean, IOOlsnd Healthy.
The only Known ReslOreF Of Color and Per
feet Hair DrsssiRg Combined.
London hair Color Resiorer and Dressing
" London Hair Color RestOrer and Dressing
London Hair Color RestOrer snd d. esslpg
" ondon Hair Color RestOrer and Dressing"
lit viii restore gray Hair to us original color.
z-it will IA axe it grow on bald head-.
S-ItWiIl restore the natural secreiOns.
At will reToEe all dandTutf and feelings.
5S-ltWlll make the hair so : glossy and flexible.
cit Wiiipieserve the orghal color 70 old age.
T-ItWll prevent the hair rom falling Oh.
S-ltW Il cure ali diseases ofthe scalp.
Price s .0G per b0ttls. Sold By DIT. SWAYNE
SON, No. $50 N Sixth street, Philadelphia, and
WI. 4 c. w SMITH, Druggists
Corner Of Chursh and Vine streets,
octiS-W-frAsu SLn Nashville, Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-27

Old papers, (ihe largest in the city for sale
at this Office.
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For Sale At this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. viii be sold cheap for cash.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-05
,d..and Homely Proverbs for Every
Day in the Month.

I. Get thy spindle and thy distaff ready
and God will send thee fax. -'.-'
b, Better ride an ass that carries US
than q horse that,throws Us.
s.. Everything comes in time to him
whocanr wait. - = a. 49,. 80.
4. Love rules without sword.
s. Trust thyself only; and another
shall not betray thee.
!6.sNothing isSlost .onya journey by
stopping to pray or feed your horse.
n. Every vicious indulgence must be
paid cent. per cent. :, a..., 49,
g! Better to be aloHe than IN bad
9: II say little and perform much is
10, Every man thinks his own geese
arc swans. 49,. =: - ... ..-. l.-.s' =,
II. Circumstances alter cases: the
straightessv; stick appears crooked In
water. - '-'-.'. -, . w.
sl2..An. honest man;is none the worse
because q dog barks at him. : :. = 49,, <,
-; When you are. an anvil; bear
whom you ara . hammer, strike: =: =
Ii. he laughs, best who laughs last.
Is. Hs,thas cans paint must grind
colors. - ;. a.. - =; =, T. !.
Is: Ms di i' i tAe parent Of Sc:
'D1 Il. 1dlones;J IS the s,eipuiobre of liv,
ing man. -2F.S AZ: 80 - - -
Is. Tho .dogil tompti, all men; but tho
idle man tcmpts tho devil.
10, Business is the salt Of life.
20. Never measure other peoples corn
by your own buahcl; EEG1;. 49,
81. he who spares vice wrongs vir-
ttso3 ~. l..-S-,re tS :t,C sa.;-1! ::-Sr;2 -" :
20. Dispatch is the: soul :, Of business,
and method is, tho soul Of dispatch
g. Like playsabest NTH like: when
the crane attempted TO dance with the
horsershagot broken legs. l..s -: -
24. Afull, vessel must be carried care.
fully. .asa:.oa,ca.az ,AC1Jg.: t,,T > >
25. That's often lost in an hour which
costS S:!ifaSme.ao =4a't 2s'-t< y 49,.
rs. Keep yourself from opportunities,
and God Win keep. you from sins. -
.a1aEhs ,pibher that goes ofsen;to tho
well gsty broken at last, %nraa,I;;EES;41
,2af liyasa. rogue aniaoh and he will
+.t.:.n all - t'.,:rss S'.as ~ \, -
20: Many : cow stands often in tho
greeu,mcsdox sna lookr;Iiisstai!y at the tho
barron heath. 80. = :. - -.
80. A ,handfa fges- common 7sense is
worth q. bus6ef nf leaning. !, ry.H1.-.
,S11 The frS should burn brightest on
one's oNn- hearth. N.Y. &t-s: =
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-05

is PoSrrrsyusr1cE.-A,ladI who. bad
refused. TO- give, after, hearing Q charity
ssEmons had her pocket picked a.; she
was laaving StheJ church-"God could
aos;aaa~ths .txayto'my pocket, butths
1S.1 3:S,O ."Ttr
devli a9saa x. ,-.4ss,ser s.,so'a:' -: s,..:I
5 :rl-. = e, -, - e:s -
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-04-05

HE'D / : 8 g 0{::EgR.gA.
CRarlssten..F1'Ye s; Ye..,. ..:s =,
WEDNESDAY,, !. !. !: ::..s:s :.:APRH.b, 1855.
.sASsAovnI3 Z. Y
TO BReBRxDIS FIVE MINUTES
49,, :. "a .q.:,.,. a'r-,,t-rt sN'''-
-.a.s - ,..vor. I! :r-'3 ':"'.' = ~ :
Nv Moonlight evening shady gEey'o'-:.'' g. g.?
" Two young people much in love; =, 49,, :,
4.roinsI VIII great wealth endowed,
Here handsome; poor and proud
GTso.S: eternal heartt united wei
Vow, Of chsSEalsss passions plighted;
Kis,r,-quarsel.- sighs--:casesses,
Maiden yields one Of her ,tEsssesi
, obstaeles 10 be.surmounted, : I
Happy hours pass by. nneounted.9
Ugly rival old and stale, 49, =.
01eshears tho tender tale. e., .sr,, .,a,,
49, 49, ..'... .---s-s--aF ~ s-..'
,.,. e .s'sa voI. II. -, :. ~ :, ~ -, "
Morning in the East looks rudy: .,,
" scens--young lady's fathers study, !. Ss''
Hero With Els hat in hand, 49,.
Comes her ditto to demand; "t''' .,
Angry parent storms-abuse--,, J
lnd;st once consent refuses;
Maiden faints beneath THO blow =, 49, D.,
Mother iatsreedes17;no 81 l.a..i, ..s,,'j;
i. Shrieks-hysterioks-protestA -,
Mixed with old mans excavations. ~.
-Rxielor midst, the din, .-.,-. -, -
-sUgly-riya1 entsrs in. -, .S'i-,'1i;'...s/
'@;.'<-. vol. III. . =
~Time-a moonlight night once more, ~
Scene--out,ide ,he lady's door.
Lorer, with hatt.broken heart,
30 Swears he'd rather die than part.
Observation-Disclosures shade
Manly aecents-sereaade. s..s ....
10. 1, Chamber window opens wide. s...-
:, Debut ofe1pectant bride; y ..
" Little dog most kindly mute -.
. Observation-Disclosures.
Gallant steeds-too late--nishts screen
Observation-Disclosures Green.
odd mans rsge-disOwns forever: .
Ugly riYal-scarlet fever.
- = =! =, - ,,ss Be, Pc 81 '.-. -. d.
.. = ~. e. e.. > VOL. w.. 49,: 80 ?
Old man sickly-sends for child -
All forgiIen-reconeiled;
Young man making money tast-
.Gold man's blessing dies at last.
Youthful couple prove probate 49,:
Get hsmoney-live in state w.. -. d - -''
Family, mansion-jcwels, plate.
Mothers FISHES crowned with joy >.
3Doctors-nurses-ittle boy. Z J .
Time .proceeds---heir-ties endear-.
Olive branches year by year. .,.
Blessings on the good atssnd--
General gladnsss-moral end.
H -.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-27

We invite the attention Of readers to the adyer
tsement of A. Erge Co. wholesale and retail dealers
in vines liquors cigars &c. No % Texas street to be
found elsewhere in to-day paper. Messrs Engle Co.
have supplied necessity long needed in this city-a
house devoted exclusively to the Importation of fine Ii
quors and cigars The senior partner makes New York
his headquarters for the express purpose importing
for this house would be to the benefit of merchants
who deal III them line to give them CALL they guar
autee to sell genuine article at New Orleans prices
Messrs. McWilliams and Gilmore will give their undi
vided attention to the wants of their customers 1t is
worth one while to give them call, if for nothing
more than to see their new-anged "masheen for light
ing cigars, which not only lights them but it is said can
smoke than tho
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-27

CrRCUs COMING. 1t viii be seen by our advertising
columns that Thayer Noyes great circus troupe late
Of Academy Of Music, New Orleans, will commence a
series Of performances in this place. The company
comprises many excellent performers that it is use
less for US to offer an enumeration. We only add
wise our readers to read the programme and not to
consider it beneath their dignity to dispute ground
with the boys and nggcrs in contemplating the scarlet
picturebis which rouge the checks Cold fences and
walls Of our beautiful city They will open here
about the 9TH or 2sth inst
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-12-27

AN ACT providing for the apprenteing of minors
Sec l. Be 1t e9aetaL By tile Senate and House of Rep
reseHtattDS Of tie State Of Louisiana itgeaera5 qsseD5ly
coHEed That it shall be the duty of sherifs justices
of the peace and other civil officers of this State to re-
port the clerks of the district courts of their
to the mayor of the city of New Orleans and on the
right bank to the president Of the police jury on the
first Monday of each month"; for each and every year
all persons under the age of eighteen years if females
and twenty-one, if males who are orphans or whose
parent parents, tutor, have not the means or who
refuse to provide for and maintain said minors and
thereupOn 1t shall be the duty of the clerks of district
courts, mayor and president of the police jury atore
said, to examine whether the party parties so re-
ported from time to time, within the puryiew and
meaning of this act and, if So to apprentice said mi
minors in manner and form prescribed by the
civil code of the State of Louisiana; {i0y5Ied that
orphans coming under the provisions of this act shall
be authorized to select said employers when they have
arrived at the age Of puberty unless they shall have
been previously apprenticed H0gideI, that an linden
ture of apprentice and indented servant made before
justice of the peace and dsinterested Witnesses
and the original deposited with and recorded by the
the recorder of mortgages for the parish, in book
provided for that purpose, shall be valid and binding
on the parties. And when made by the clerk shall
be, also, deposited with the recorder of mortgages
and all expenses for passing said acts of ndenture shall
be paid by the employer.
Sec Be ii further enacted De-, That persons who
have attained the age OF majority whether in this State
or in any other State of the United States or in for
performed in this State for the term Of five years ON
such terms as they may stipulate, to work gu FARMS
plantations, or IN manufacturing establishments which
contract shall be valid and binding on the parties to
the same
SEC. 3. b Il qqdef eaqzs3 d., That in all eases
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Joseph Boisseau, secretary.
HEADQUARTERS U. S. Forces,

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Sir have the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
your note of the ed inst together with copy of {
preamble and resolutions adopted by your meeting l
beg leave to assure you that Will cheerully cooperate
with the city authorities in any measures they may see
fit to adopt to preserve peace and order in the city.
have caused stringent instructions to be given to
the patrol guard to that end and satisfied that they
will perform their duty strictly In this connection
will take the liberty to call the attention of yoursefand
other good citizens to the unlawful and outrageous con-
and adjoining parishes of this State If these things
are continued it viii inevitably result in boodshed and
in continuing, with increased rigor, the military occu-
pancy of the State well as the non-admission of rep
resentatives to congress from the same.
have the honor to be, sir, very respectfully,
our ob't serv't, B DoRNBLAsEE