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ssrWhen Lieut.. Governor Patters

z RBWhen Lieut.. Governor Patterson
was Speaker of the Massachusetts, Legisla-
ture. some dozen boys presented themselves
for the place of messenger, as is usual at
the opening of the House. He inquired
their names, and into their condition, in
order that he might make the proper selec-
ton. He came, in the course of bis exam
ination to small boy about ten years old.
o bright looking lad. s,.s7 asesa4sy.
We'll, sir, said he, what is your name !?
John Hancock sir, replied the boy.
{ What = said the speaker; You are not
the one that signed the Declaration of5ln-
dependence, are you? a = ilo.
No, sir replied the lad. stretching him
self to his utmost proportions, but | would
if | had been there ,a,af.
You can be one of the messengers, said
the Speaker.
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How Change ofSexlis Accomplished
ss.., a,tt ~ lin q Hive. -iurEi 80 vf8; Z

Carpenter informs US that in every hive
of bees the majority of individuals are neu-
tiers, which haVeSthe organs of the female
sex undeveloped, and are incapable of re-
production, that function being restricted
TO the queen, who is the only perfect fe-
male in the community. n If by any acci-
dent the queen is destroyed, or if She be
lnurposely removed for experiment, the bees
choose two or three from among the neuter
eggs that have been deposited in their ap-
pTTopriate. cells, which they have, the power
of Converting into queens. The first ope-
ration is to change the cells, in which the
eggs are deposited into royal cells {; which
differ from others in form, and are Of much
larger dimensions and when the eggs are
hatched, the maggot is supplied with food
OF very different nature from the farm or
bee bread workers; being ofa jelly-like con-
sistence and pungent stimulating charac-
ter After the usual transformation the
grub becomes perfect queen, differing from
the neuter bee, into which it would other
wise be changed, not only in the develop
ment of the productive system, but in the
general form OF the body, the proportionate
length ofthe wings, the shape ofthe tongue,
Jaw and sting, the absence of the hollow in
the thighs where pollen.is carried, and the
loss Of power Of secreting wax.-Iowa
nH0mestedd. becg teiglelU d46 snI
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Scene in a Railway Car.

An incident occurred, few days ago, on
board one of our outward bound trains of
cars, which is worth printing. just as the
train was about to move from the depot,
an elderly gentleman of high respectable
ty and character, entered one of the cars
and upon looking round for seat, saw one
with o lady in it, and politely inquired if
the vacant seat was engaged. She replied
snappishly that she had no more room than
she wanted, whereupon he, being a quiet,
modest gentleman, retired, and some one
offered him seat. The selfishness Of the
lady was noticed by many of the passen-
gers, and excited much Indignation. Short
ly after gentleman who had been occupy
ing seat in the back part of the car ap-
preached the lady, who was occupying
that part Of the seat nearest the passage
way. lie then, very quietly, took his unl-
brella, and passing it over the lady, placed
it in the corner, near the window. He
next very deliberately raised one foot
above the crinoline, and put it down be-
yOnd her near the window, and then drag
ged the other after him and took his seat
amid the laughter and applause of the pas
sengers, who were watching the operation.
In short time the seat in front OF them
was vacated, and this interesting lady, who
was by this time the observed Of all pas
sengers, moved and occupiedit alone, leav.
ing our friend of the umbrella to himself.
In few moments more large, heavy man,
weighing some two hundred and fifty, aud
who seemed disposed to teach the lady
second lesson, planted himself by her side.
BY this time the passengers were convulsed
with laughter at the expense of our hero
inc, who was obliged to submit 10 the con7
traction, not only of her crinoline but Of her
whole person for the remainder Of her jour
ney. Possibly she learned that politeness
and courtesy are expected of ladies as we'll
as gentlemen Boston Journal. 10 JaH -
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REWARD FOR A KINDLY AcT.-Some years
ago native of this city, now residing in
Boston, met there n man intoxicated and
in want. The man said he had been led
away aud was desirous of assistance. lie.
was taken in, and, when sober, money was
furnished him to return to his home IN New
York. Recently that man, ever after sober
and respectable, died rich. and recollectlng
the kindness shown him by the one who
acted the part Of the Good Samaritan, be-
oueathed him thirty thousand dollars
Neuburypor Herald. i
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z A GENERAL AMNESTY PRoBABLE.-Th
opinion is confdentially entertained in ma
nv quarters that something approaching a
general amnesty will be proclaimed towards
the late rebels of the South, long before
the meeting of next Congress, and that the
public need not be surprised at its promul-
CATION any day. 1t is expected to be made
applicable to the people of particular States
at different times. Mississippi has been
foremost among the lately rebellious in
framing an nnobjectionable constitution
She may also be the FIRST to reap the reward
of this extended clemency.-N Y. Herald
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!. Stlttt gottrp.
1i l5'.si From the London Magnet
THE ECLOCKMAKER TO AN OLD

ss1is3a sd sa CLOCK. i55- e 519. tifg
Quaint embIems ofthe rising morn, ff1 d5e
Thy bronzyi antique face adorn, - .s.-s.... b
Gay the appearance thou hast worn,
1 Long, long ago; hl1hf e.ifus gdl r7To 10
About the time King Charles was born
To regal woe. tot A.'t" A5 :"
9 saff42 1sff4- ssif 20 sf,f,s,.E i,.-l. ~.
Since then thy pendulum hath swung
Syncronous and thy bell hath rung
In hail Or cot where thou hast hung ftl
Counting the hours,
Till to the rubbish Time hath flung
sFf Thy wearied powers. ltr,safe s7ag. ss,t.
@ Old clock now that have thee here % aIA9t lu
Among my drills and turning gear, s.rr tsssf 4yl
I'll renovate thy pivots where
hGa Times rubs have worn eml;} sfauae sfit
And thou shalt yet for many a year tf r
Right gaily turn em.
Then will question thee about, ~. s.c.a -
Old times when thou vast hale and stout,
And thou wilt ltanswer me, no doubt, bfH e1is
Moved by the power
0fhigh poetic spells breathed out ~
-laoaa asAt.midhigilt hour JieiI3a 9 tadl ti e.F
Oh, the rare tales that thou can'st tell . 4''u
. or those who loved, but loved not we'll, 90 !84
Ofhonoured patriots who fell,
ri3 In battle once, 70 lH" -ti-it Jft4 w
When blows herculean rung pe NELL y. p sf,s.,
On hemed scOnce.
For thou hast heard old danes rehesrse s5lff1 %
Their tales of legendary verse,
And thou hast heard old wars men fierce,
t., BY the hearths kind glow, tIItf E,.s f.
Tell how they thrusted carte and tierce
The stubborn foe.
Old clock, n v promise repeat, 'aei --i.,,g, II
Again thy faithful heart shall beat,
And jOyonsly with rich tones greet 3fI f2.toilfl
Bright halcyon times, q. ,a. f,...lf
When he hath gathered up his feet
eIC ~ Who's sung these rhymes PATER LEX.
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5 nzyA An Irishman recently stopped alta
hotel between here aud Des Moines, where
pretty high bills were charged. In the
morning, the landlord made out the amount
of damage" presented it to Pat. After
he had glanced over it, tho latter looked
the landlord in the face, and exclaimed,
"Ye put me in mind NV snipe." "Why ?"
asked the landlord. "Bekase ye're very
nigh all bill y
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. To p ERsoNs ABOUT To TMARRY.--A per-
sian poet gives us the following instruc-
tions upon thisimportant subject :--"When
thou art married, seek to please thy wife ;
but listen not to all she says. From mans
right side rib was taken to- form the wo-
man and never was there a rib quite
straight. And wouldst thou straighten it
1t breaks, but bends not. Since, then tits
plain that crooked is womans temper, for
give her faults and blame, her not ;.uor let
her answer thee nor coersion use sail is IN
vain, to straighten what is, s,lcuryed."'s aaa
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DEcEAsE OF A WEALTHY PIcKPocKET.-.
A we'll known pickpocket recently died in
Williamsburg, N ", leaving. property to
the amount Of $60.000 all OF which he ac-
.cumulated within the past five or six years
in excursions throughout the various cities
Of the Union.
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z g'"A A woman purchasing cups aud sau-
lcers not over thousand miles from here,
was asked what color she would have
why amt particular, any color that
don't show dirt says she,
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History of the Rebellion. s' u
HISTORY OF THE WAR.


History of the Rebellion. aa3
HEADLEY'S HISTORY OF THE WAR.
TTNHE undersigned having procured an agen-
/ cy for this valuable work for portion OF
Baltimore and Hartford counties will in very
short time visit the people of the county solc-
iting subscriptions therefor. IT will be true
and faithful history of events asthey have trans
pired since April 1861, until nearly to the pres
ent time. 49, ~ ...5...l...a :
1t will be published in two vols. at So so each
the first of which will soon be delivered. and
the second immediately after the. close of the
war. Each volume will contain many pages Of
illustrations of Battle scenes and over forty por-
traits Of officers prominent in the war, both
North and South. ,-
Volume 1, containing sos pages, is already
prepared, and will be delivered by the Agents
after finishing the canvass in their several To-
calities. Volume II will be issued as soon as
practicable after the close of the war, and will
contain about 700 pages, or more, if necessary
y sN''' ~ EDWARD N. TYRRELL.5.
June 8, 1S65.--1y ess ~ .5is !. as 81 f.,9f
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Gy~There are 1859 National Banks do.
ing business with an aggregate capital oil
$294,77l, ,70l.
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MERCHANT TAILORING

MERCHANT TAILORING
bnoo91 noIiAa in irnsoa t8Ho1aa97afo'
TOW SON T OWN.
TINHE subscriber respectfully tenders his ac
j. acknowledgements to the citizens of Towson-
town and vicinity, for the very generous sup
port he has heretofore received in his business,
and would inform his friends and customers
that he has considerably enlarged his stock,
and will constantly keep hand a well se-i
lected stock ofuid 81 mpl sbnHsnodi 10 sbgim 81
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, ,19na'
which he is prepared to make into garments Of
the latest styles, and at prices that will be sat-
isfactory to alI.la109 9TVmIlihd 50 sha4l5.2 5ai
ask an exaininatio ON of my-stock. ~ 2 ihE i-
a0iIIs0qza 'bIal6a1d AUGUST LOOSE, ,aei
-saa Towsontown, Opposite Ady's Hotel.
March 4, l865.---tf. >73-id $40 n bis5a so
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COuntg. advertisements.
W 4~~ REMOVAL. - ~ =
GEORGE STEIBER, N
BOOT & SHOE M Ak Err,
TOWSONT0WN, Md, y sas
Is. ~. =. "a. y. J. n. :.

EREBY informs the citizens of Towson-
town and vicinity, that he has removed
his Boot and Shoe establishment from his re-
cent place of business, to the building adjoin-
ing the post office and store of Mr.. Nelson Coop
er, where he will in the future be pleased to see
all his friends and customers. 9egsU asgou-aa5
keep constantly on hand a varied assort-
ment of Boots, Shoes, Caters, &c, for either
Ladies, Gentlemen or Children, ,sEol / .saatst
ALLOF MY OWN MANUFACTURE,
which will be found as durable, and cheaper
than can be procured in the city of Baltimore.
l return nay thanks for the very liberal pa
tronage have heretofore received, and / will
endeavor, by attention to business, and ,lnoder-
ate charges, to merit continuance ofthe same.
eso19es oa a5tu GEORGE STElBER.
April I.-6m. tss1sfGi 4Daafi" il1b.
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N6T4cEt HTg

oFrIefE CLERK or THE CIRacv1T CouRr poRl !
,foRsosro~s, SsoslaSnt MsPsh NSTsb i7tb, 1865 &
nERS0NS having Deeds, Mortgages, &C., in
this office for record, left prior to MAY
10th. 1855, are hereby informed thata all such are
now ready for delivery, and they are requested
to call and receive them. The large number
Of instruments Of writing accumulated in this
Office, prompts the undersigned to make this
request. JNO. Il, A0NGNECKEK,
May 2O.-4m, Clerk.
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HANDRTLLS

OF all sizes and styles printed at short notice
and on good terms. ~
Magistrates and Collectors Blanks, Deeds,
at the office. $3.50 z =" ti +>
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Gbe Gbibooal1s 5rntiurl,
WIT AND nUMoR.

Why is a man paying his note of hand
like father going to see his cliild.cn!
Becanse he meets his responsibilities.
Why is an old chair that has a new bot
tom putto it like u paid bill. because it
is rcseated. (receiptedl.
A young man thus eulogised his musi-
cal attainments at o party the other even
Lang Syne, --the eothcr isn't, Ialways sing
the slatter.n
Tom, you seem 70 gain flesh every
day, the grocery business mustagaee with
you. What did you weigh last p
..Well, Simon, really forget now, but
it strikes me it was pound of butter.''
Aaman passing through gateway in
the dark, hit his nose against the post
e | wish that post was in he'll" .Better
wish somewhere else,' said a bystander,
" you might run against it again.
! A traveller stopping at 9 hotel exolaim-
ed one morning to the waiter: !. What are
you doing, You black rascal You have
reused me twice from my sleep by telling
me breakfast was ready, and now you ,.rc
attempting to strip off tho bed clothes!
What do you mean?
why" replyed Pompey,. If you isn't
going to get up, must have the sheet an
yhow. cause dey'r wantin for de table cioff.
.Sallie,' said fellow to agirl who had
red hair" keep away from me-you set
ME on fire.
!" No danger of that" said Sallie, ycu
arc too green to burn"
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH or
LAFOURCHE.
POLICE JURY.

Pursuant to adjournment the Polico
Jury Of the Parish Of 1afonrche met this
oe4th October, 1865.
Present :--J. 8. Perkins, President, j..
J. .,oman, D. b. Pugh, Arsene Bergeron,
Sosthene Folse, j.. Remont, John Lyali.
John Nelson, Washington Griffin. =
Absent :-P. j. Thsriot, II. Daiferos.
The minutes Of the last meeting wcys
aead and approved.
Onmotion, Jury adjourned till 8 O'Clock.
,P. M,
AT 3 o'clock, p. NJ. Jury met.
Present: sane members as this
morning.
d On motion duly seconded, the following
resolution was adopted.
Whereas from petitions nurne=ously and
respectfully signed it is made to appear,
That the levees on the lands of Joseph
Knight and Octave Folse, in said Parish Of
Lafourche, and on the right bank of t:ls
Bayou, were cut from military authority
and by military authority, it was ordered
That a4comhittee composed Of Messrs.
Joseph Remont, Joseph Knight and Ma
poleon Bourgeois, be and Is hereby APP
pointed, d,.instructud and directed to wals
upon Gen. Cnnby to lay before him, tn.
nature and evidence Of the case aud res
pecfully reahest him to have and cause
said breaches to be. substantially and tho
roughly ciosednp and repaired ut q Goysrn.
ment expenses and in the most speedy and
efficient manner practicable.
On motion duly seconded, the following
Resolution was adopted. ~
Whereas the Treasury is at present
empty and whereas tho detailed estimate
Of the probahla expenditures for the cur
rent year averaged 1926, 0u) Ave thousand
eight hundred and twenty five dollars:
Now therefofa to meet, cover and de-
Tray said expenses and charges both orr
dinary and extraordinary,eo ION melton duly
seconded, it was-hereby resolved,
lst. That the parish Licenses for the
present year on ali taxable professions,
trades, occupations atid employmeiits an
liked, determined aud taxed by the State
tax law of 1865, be and the same are hcre-
by set and assessed ut 'the rate Of ono
fourth Of said State licenses and that the
same be levied and collected tho present
year by the Sheriff Of the parish of La
fourche cx-othcio state aud parish tax
collector.
Cd. That one fourth of the parish taxes
assessed aud uncollected of the year 1861
be aad the same ore hereby ordered aud
directed to bc likewise levied aud collect
cd The present year, by the Sheriff of suid
ex-oAicio state Ind parish tax collector.
On motion duly seconded, it WIS order
ed that the estimate of the probable ex-
penses Of the parish for tho current ycar
1865, be notwithstanding to law.
Da motion duly seconded, it was ordered
That the committee Of finance be re-
luested by the President to examine tito
accounts Of Alexander Ribbeck. parish
treasurer and report thereon at the next
Meeting Of this body. ID -
On motion. Jury adjourned sine dc,
lsigned) J. s. PERKINS, President.
=. K. LEBLANC, Secretary.
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au0fiaI Notircs.
JUDGMENT.

Fl. G. Belden. husband } Third Judicial Dis
VS.. ! trict Court Parish
octavia Knooloch, (wffe) of Lafourche.
This case being ready for trial, was taken up
both parties being present, the law Sand the e
vidence. being in favor Of the Defendant, 0cta-
via knobloch, and against the Plaintiff. it is
therefore ordered, aajudged and dccreed that
the said Defendant, Octapia Knobloch, do have
q Judgment of separation from bed and board
from her said husband, Henry G. .Belden. and
that she be entitled there by to all the aavanta-
ges which the law grant in such cases.
Fhrs.d done and signed in open Court, at Thi-
bodaux, Parish OF Lafourche Snd State of Loui-
siana.
This Che 14th, day of June, 1865. A.. D.
(Signed } JAMES Il. BErDEN.
Judge Of the Sd judicial District
hereby certify that Che above and foregoing is
true and correct copy of the original Jadg-
ment now in file in this Office.
4#SN Witness my hand ard the impress
U skHsDof the seal ofsthe said Court, this Nov.
10Th, 1865. Jos. NICOLAS,
Nov Is, 1865. Deputy Clerk.
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ORDINANCE No. i.

.nELAr1vE TO oBsrRrerIoSs IN THE BAYOU.
BE it ordained ty the Mayor and 2Hustees of the
to,on Of Taibcdasaz, That no Oysterman OF other
person shall tlrow'oyste or shells or any other
,obs.ructions in the Bayou Isafourehe, within the
Corporate limits under. the penalty Of not less
than live nor more than twenty-five dollars, aud
costs, to be recoverable before any Justice Of the
Peace.
Sect. 2. Be Il fur,ler ordained Sc, That such
disposition shall be ma Q of bad oysterssnpE
shells, as the Constable shah direct from time
to time.
lsisn,d) S. T.tGISAMO2E, Mayor.
P;E .LoKIo. secretary.
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ORDINANCE No S.

BE il ordained by tie Mayor and Trustees of the
bum Of 7Ai6odaur, That an adualorena tax Of one
per cent be levied Oh ali real and personally prop,
erty within the Cornoratealimits of Thibodaux-
according to the Tableau of 1856, one fourth Of
which will 60 to the Corporation fund, and
threc-fourth to the School fund.
s. I. GRISAMORE. Mayor.
P. E. LORIO, Secretary.
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Notice..
Special Jury Term.

On the lst Monday of December, the 4th IS65,
a special jury term, will be held III and for the
parish a Lafourche, La, In the Courthouse uf
Thibodaux
By the Hon /: the Judge Of The 3rd. Judicial
District. JUsTIN .SARrA. Clerk.
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It was founded IN le62--has CHI; rter+ from the
State az permanent Institution. under the direction
of Board OF Trustees appointed by The Legislature
and is authorized 10 consr Degrees, Diplolnes etc
II was not suspended during the war.
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A NMUAL CIRCULAR.

Entrance both streets, in the spacious. and ele
CANT Story Building, is constaniy in session under
able Professors
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9. =. BkoossAhp. }. 7. FOSTER
BReUssARD & FOSTER,
SS. Rue de la Commune .SS
NeHvcIIe-OrIeans

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AEENTS.-pour la vente des proprietes foa-
cieres ct .loyer d d'habitations.
Mg-Les personnes qui dGsirent nous confer Ia
vente ousle loyer de lenrs propristes sont prices
de nous eu envayer lie plan .avec une dcscriu.
tion complete de tout ce aui en- depe.d.
Louis Bush. Thibedaux.
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