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A preacher Of the Methodist Church
was travelling in n Of the back settle
ments. aud stopped at q cabin where an
old lady rec eiyedh him very kindly. After
setting some provisions befara him she
began to question him.
stranger. whore mout you be from? -
Madam, I reside in Shelby County,
Kentucky"
wei, stDnger, hope no offence; hut
what pont you be doin' away up here p
II am searching for the lost shocp of
tho tribe Of Israel"
"Jehn, John! !" shouted the old lady,
"eome right here this mint; here's "a
stranger oil The way from Shelby County.
Kentucky, a hnntin' stock. and I'll lust
bet my life that tangled haired old black
ram that's been in our lot all the week is
one Of his'n."
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~ ~ -
.DIsGRAcErUL.-A Washington 1otto,.
to q New York paper speaks ef the con.
dition of some of the poor wonn5ad
soldiers there, and the favor shown tba
negroes, in the following terse LANGUAGE ).
Pierre is no lodging this matter. Pna,.
lie opinion will not allow the government
niger soap kitchen to remain open mueh
longer. whom one can see in a walk
through any Of the public thoroughfares
IN New York, Boston, Philadelphia.
Washington, or any large city, hundreds
Of one-armed, one-1egged young white
men in ragged blue clothes, whose beg
carly pensions will scarce keep their
souls in the little left of their bodies, and
who piteously beg, as / heard one of them
at the gate Of the capitol yesterday
" For Gods sake. give me ten cents to
buy a loaf Of bread!'
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TO commit myself. | know. when to put
ON the brakes. | Amt agwipe to say I'LL |
think, like Mr.. Etheridge, or Mr. 1dderag,
so-called. Nary time. No, sur. But iii
jest tell you, Artemus, and You may tell
it to your show: If we amt allowed to
express our sentiments, we can take it
out in hGtin; and hatin runs heavy in my
family, shure. / hated a man SO bad once
that all the hair cum off my head, and the
man drowned himself in a hog-waller that
night. | kould do it agin, but you see
I'm tryin to harmonic, to acquiesce, to
bekum calm and screen.
Now suppose that psetika1ly speakin,
Tin Dixie's fall
We sinned ALL"
But talkin the way I see it, a big Teller
and a little feller. se-caaIed, got into o fife,
and they fout and fout and fout a long
time, and everybody all round KEEP boiler.
in hands off, but KEEP helpin the big Teller
until finally the little feller caved in and
hollered enuff. He made a bully fte I
tell you, Selah. Well, what did the bio
Teller do! Take him by the hand and
help him up, and brush his clothes
Nary iime! No, sdr! But he kicked
him arter he was down andthrowd mud on
him, and drug him about and rubbed sand
his eyes, and now he's gwine about
huntin up his poor little property. Wants
kontlskate it. so-called. Blame nv
jacket it amt enuf to make your head
swim.
But In a good Union man, soseazed.
I amt agwine to fife no more. + shant
vote Tor the next war. amt no gurrlIa.
I've don TUX the oath. and Tin gwine to
keep it; but as for my bein ~subjoogated,
and humilyated, and .am~algamated. and
as Mr.. Chase SAYS, it amt So
nary time. ! amt ashamed of nuthin,
neither; amt repentln, Amt akin for no
.'ne-horse, short-winded pardon. Nobody
1eedent be playin priest around me. /
INT got no twenty thousand dollars. Wish
had: I'd give it to these poor widers
orhns. Id fatten nv " numerous
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THANKS.
To Van. Vinson and G. E. Mccarthy,
Of the Southern Express Company, for
date New Orleans. New York, Cincinnati
and Richmond papers.
To W. E. Finch, Esq, mail and route
agent, on 0pclousas Railroad, for news
paper favors.
To the obliging officers of the Steamer
Plain City. for New Orleans papers.
To r. Offutt & Brother, news dealers,
Canton, Mississippi, for q desirable pack
age of late papers.
10 Tilghman Offntt, bookseller and
~stafioner, Montgomery, Ala, for files Of
late papers.
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GENERAL LEE.-The beautiful and
elegant set Of furniture, twenty-one pieces
in all. presented to Gen. Lee by the noble
daughters of the Monumental City, passed
through this city yesterday and was
shipped by canal for Lexington. The
presents were brougtton free, the agents
OF the steamboat line refusing to charge
freight, in compliment to Yirginia's
former e~hieftain. We understand that
the drayman who hauled the furniture
through the city quarrelled for that pri-
vilegc. We believe that freight is
charged upon it from this city to Licking
ton. Such tcstimonials to this noble sol,
81 Virginia cannot but be gratifying 10
virgginians. All hantr 10 his name I.
Richmond Dispatch.
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IN ORDINANCE
RELATIVE TO DRINKING HOUSES, AsD II
SALE or fxTpxIcATrxa i snIn,Wxs E.


BE II ordained6y Tie Ml1 b ana Tra6
OF tae sopa Of I1i6odaag- That any persi
or persons who shall sell intoxicating
quors. within the limits Of this acorpt3sE
ton, by the glass or drink. preYfoNs4M
taking out a corporation license - tkstE
effect, shall net only be liable Il, pay NJ
license to the eorpm alton for Same. bakS
shall besides be ainenablc, aud subjece nj
a OF not less than City, nor more thar
one hundred, dollars, recoverable befois|
any court of competent Jurisdiction; and
N case OF non payment of said fne, heeortI
they shall be imprisoned fog d time not
more than one month. Ono half DC 10
said fine to go To tho n.former and thu
other half for tho benefit Of the Gaioa
Academy.
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A retiring Western editor says that
ell is vanity. From the hour he started
his paper to the present time. he has
been solicited toIie upon, every given
subject, and can't remember having told
a wholesome truth without diminishing
his subscription list or making an enemy.
Under these circumstances Of trial, and
having q thorough contempt for himself,
he ~retires in order to recruit his moral
constitution.
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AN ORDINANCE.
RELATIVE TO P.vrro

~ $500. ..Sy&@H #N&$s4#H# z
20 . ogaatHea oy zee Mayor and 4srssl
1oa0n % ia,ooaduz, mat all PAWN Z
limits o. Inc Town nall be n1adeand
uhder Tue cohtrol OF the ~COrp0ratio1.
De MADE ana put down With good, -
orlcKs, ana Win substantial brick c0
sec. . Bel Juytasr ordained. "
ever proprietor is deslrouE OF haVinx n
OF sac nanqnettes OF his property
shali petition the Mayor n Trustees
purpose, ana they shall act thereon n
'h,ha au'isaDle.
oec, o 1S Iu'EheT ordained, Nc, liz
eseI 1ae soWn coanGii snail order any
ses ~ u paveu, ~ SNAIL ne the duty II
VI 5oI1nMa1 III, 70 procure the materials i
guy ~ nlpio sIc needed q
saiu WoIh Golnpiesed.
I ne J111ner ora0sasd, ~, a1f|
nali ~ az aIe expenses attending tbe
glau4as' paving una COST OF .matefialG
" pau " tne Gofpora.ion and the 06z
= .ne prepl,e.of Whlcn total amor
10 maaa hrr a. - asS.aaaineo ny asss9
Coo Z s.n.t i.ses oh Improve
go. q al Ds 1yaI0e1 oaG'nea, &C..
su. nAeu e. Y ~ said Commits
pa1p1.s'ol, 1l.neI -. new DanQueftee
+ haaahu - oauquss'es' shali De asscs1
: ne.eOy ueclaIeu, = tax On the Viii
piopersy 20 Paved anew or repaired,
~ wy anu a~enianuapss WITHIN thirty
'ue eonple.lon " tne "ofK
Ssc. =. 0e q JH1uer 07aasned, &c.,
paving comnlittee snail, alter having ANe
~ eseiinases ana assessment, place ia u
% the town treasurer, upon his receipf
.iey snail aePosis VIII fle Clerk, q hi
.ion Of tne amount due by each indi
property for paving Or repairs, duly cer9
them, n the s i'd Treasurer shall, inrns
after the receipt of such a statement f
committee, give to the owner a WRIT
to make p~ayEentof his qnot within tbif
n upon the failure of any proprietoes
payment to him within said DELAY. ne
to- the town Collector the amount
such delinquent, under his certificate
the receipt OF said officer.
Sec. Z. Be it further orau;nad e..
town Collector shall. npea the recent
rnent made 10 him as provided II ill., ~
ton Of this ordinance, by the Treasurer. b
statement shall serve as an eyec,,tica
immediately to levy upn, ana sell our
law, the property of srch .l~elinauene
es aforesaid, fo- paving or fcuairs. a. ~
amount of such assessment. and ali an ~
for the recovery thereof.
Sec. 8. Be ii furtAey erd4iasa, IL. Thask
collector, for the services BIZ him rem
provided in this ordinance. shall be enti1
liand and receive the following fees, II
very advertisement, fifty oants; for en-
:. ra aa. zen cents per hundred words
'e. ee,n' aolnpated on the whole arnoun3
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TIE POST OFFICE.

The post Office in Thibodaux, we are
happy to say, is kept by a trustworthy
gentleman. Mr.. Gardiner is a polite and
obliging post master. We hear no com
plants made against him, only that in his
anxiety to do business surely, he does it,
son occasions, slowly but better take time
and do a thing well, than use haste and
hurry to leave labor half undone. The
post Office is now keptopen from Z o'clock
A. NJ. until 5 p. NJ.
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BILL ARP, so-calze1.

Sod man Harris wanted to buv'
my fiddle the other day with Confederik
money. He said it would be good agin.-
Hc says that Jim Funderbuk told him that
Warren's Jack had seed a man who had
jest cum from Virsiny, and he sed q man
told his cousin Mandy that Lee had whip
ped EN- agan. Old Harris says that 4
Teller by the name of Mack G.. Million ~
coming over with a million of men. But
nevertheless, notwithstanding, somehow
or somehow else, I'm dubious about The
money. If you was me. Artemus, wof3ld
you make the fiddle trade? B. a.
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Leon Bauar, Curator, vs., Louise Baird,
intcrdtct.
STATE OF LoUIsIANA-Third Judi
cial District Court, Paaish Of Lafour-

STATE OF LOUISIAyA-Th7rd Judi
cial District Court, Paaish Of Lafour-
che.
70 aH5those wAom desc presents nsoycoaesHa
Whcreas Leon Gauds. Curator ofthe intefd.ct
Louise Baird, has tlis day fled in this Court, q
full, complete and final account Of his admins
tration Of the property of said interdict, now
deceased, praying for its h~omologation and his
discharge, in due course of law.
Therefore all persons. whom these presents
may concern, are hereby notified. to file their
opposition thereto if any they have, with the
Clerk of said Court, at his office, within thirty
days after the first publication hereof, and fur
Tier, all persons interested are hereby notified
to establish before tie said Court, their Tig1ts
to the Estate Of TIE said Lonise Baird, inter
as her heirs.
4 go Witness my hand and the seal Of said
es1saSCourt this 28d Of Femruary 1866.
ieby "a. ct. L. S: ALLAIN.s Clerk.
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N 0 It'll

ma q my residence: 2 Washstands, 1 Bureau.
one marble Slab, md two large Parior ROCKING
Chairs, h~eionging to Others. -
Inc owner Is requested to claim them.
AT the same time ! request all persons having
return the same. Il RiiSH
Thibodaux, "a February 1856. A.
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To pREvENr Tools FROM R,rsr,vc

To PREVENT Tools FROM RusT1Ne.-
Thousands of dollars are lost each wear.
by the rusting of pioughs, hoes, shovels.
&c. Some of this might be prevented,
by an application of lard and rosin to all
steel or iron implements. Take three
times as much weight of lard as rosin.
and melt them together. This can be
applied with a brush, or cloth, to all sur
faces in danger'of rasting. and they can
be easily kept bright. IF tools are to be
laid away for the winter. give them a
coating of this. and you will be we'll re-
paid: 1t can be kept for q long time, and
should De always at hand ready for use.
In what circumstances is a woman that
weafsstaysA " Strengthened ciccunstan-
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Bill Apps Last.
HIS LETTER TO ARTEMUs WARD
ROWE, GA. Sent. 1. 1865.

%N'"H, ~ Icpb. i, 1CHO.
Mr. Artemus Yard, Shoynaan-Sir: The
recson write to you in partikler. arc be-
Klaus you are about TIE only MAJ | know
in all Goods country" so-ca1Jed. For
sum several weeks | haY been wantin tn
say sumthin. For sum several years we
rebs, so-colled, bat now late of said county
deceased, hav been tryin nifty hard to do
sumthin.-We dident suite do it, and now
it's very painful, assure yen, te dry an
all of a sudden and make out like we
wasent thar.
My friend, I want to say sumtllin. /
suppose there is no law agin thinkin, but
thinkin don't help me-. 1t don't let down
my thermometer. | must explode myself
generally 50 as TO feel better: You see
I'm tryiR to harnonize. I'm tryin to
soften down my f%eolins. I'm endeavorin
to s~abjugate myseif to the level of sur
roundin circumstances, so-catleh. But |
cant do it until | arm allowed to say sum-
thin. | want to quarrel with sumhody
and then make trends. I amt no giant
killer; | amt no Norwegian bar. / amt
no boar constrikter, but I'll be h~ornswae-
gied if the talkin.a and the writin and tho |
slanderin has got to be all done on one
side any longer. Sum of your folks have
got to dry up or turn our folks loose. Its
q blamed outrage, so-casled. Amt your
editors got nuthin else to do but to peck
at US, and squib at us, and crow over US?
Is every man what kan write a paragraph
to consider US as bars in a cage, and be
a jobbin at US to hear us growl |
Now you see. my freud, that's what's
disharmonioas, and do you jest tell EN-,
me and all, g pluribus unum, so7a&s led,
if they don't stop it NJ QnGe.an aglA
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w ules ! Mules!

10 No. !. MULES. 3 CARTS. AND
10 PLoUGHS,
To be scld cheap, to close business.
Apply to III M.JOHNsToy,
Oh The T..libodaux plantlticn. near
lcby ~ IL. Terrcbonte Stt ti9p.
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THE WEATHER.

N nEAI11Elks
The weather during the past week was
delightful and pleasant. The song of the
knocking bid, the ~sprouting leaflets of
trees and howers b~lossoning. betoken
that Spring is about to set in upon us with
-earnestness.
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E"Could not some of the citizens of
this section petition to the President and
Directors-of the N. O., 0. & G. ". +. R.,
in order to. request the Company to run
passenger trains on Sundays?
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Warts ON CATTLE.-A subscriber
asks how warts a readily removed
wisa sII Ifaiss Lunar e [tssa; Eve sssta
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Local News.

ges%The planters of Lafourche bring in
reports that the crops throughout the
parish, this year, promise a fair yield.
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0 reN HFPIEsatlOHS VIII
suffice. Be very careful with the caustic
OF potash or it will eat too deep and make a
sore.--[N. III. Farmer.
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Succession Of Caroline Bongsois, widow Of Terrace
TOupS.

A IL Persons having any claims requiring iiqui.
"A dation against said succession, and aiso ali per-
Sons andehted 70 said succession will call upon
EMILE A. KNOBLOCH, Administrator,
III or r. D. JORDAN, attorney o. The Estate.
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DROWNED.

On Monday afternoon. a colored Child,
about four years old, was drowned in the
bayou T~errebonne, one mile below town.
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ments, and are loo kingS
aitions, for some ding \

Fyh0 0" THU eueBIH-
less misery.
A number Of plantations have been Let
out in block and BY parcels, some for cash,
some on the share system how these ex-
periments may turn out a few months win
show.
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CROPS.


CROPS.
J How much the crops may suffer from
the late weather we know not, but we
hope that the effect will be small. Plant
ers arejust completing their Preparations
Tor as large q crop as the contingencies
OF the fizaes wall permit, and so far, no.
thing 10 70 prevent the fairest results.
The great difficulty is the finding Of hends.
A good many are called, many answer to
the call, but the great maiaEjtxsnf.tuAn
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n remarks I think / feel
haint made nobody
lot on that line at this
your friend, all present
, 1866-09-28

CoLVILLE MAIL.-At the last letting A.
j. Ripson put in bid to carry the Culville
mail at $1,000 per anUum, and was awarded
the contract. Ripson made no effort to COM
ply with the terms OF his agreement with the
Department, aud at the expiration Of the
previous contract Postmaster johnson made
a temporary arrangement with Capt. ShulOck
TO continue the service at rate not to ex-
ceed 5000 Und,r this arrangement the
mail has been carried for the ast three
months. \ few days since instructions were
received from Washington directing that the
service be discontinued unless it can be had
at figure not TO exceed Ripson's bid. The
schedule calls for weekly mail, and we are
assured by parties competent to judge, that
the service cannot be rendered for $4,000 in
greeub rcks without positive loss to the cons
tractor. The Mullan contract under which
the mail has heretofore been carried called
for 5000, aud even at this figure the busi.
ness has barely paid. To discontinue the
service entirely will work great inconvenience
to the settlers on the Upper Columbia, who
will thus be deuird-ull postal facilities and
shut Uut from all communication with the
outer world. These settlements are constantly
\ craving in importance, and instead of rel
strIcting their means OF communication
wise policy suggests their extension. This
is matter that merits the attention Of our
Delegate in Congress, and as such we invoke
fOr il his earliest consideration. IL may be
important to regulate political affairs over gu
ths Sound, but it is still more important that
the Interests Of the people should be repre-
tented at Washington. IL is for this pur>
pose that Territories are permitted TO elect
Delegates to Congress, auI when Mr. Denny
draws hls pay aud mileage we think it would
be we'll for him to reflect whether be has
render'd bis Constituents any corresponding
service.
, 1866-09-28
COUNCIL PROCEEDINcs.

WAGLA WALLA, Sept. 25 1866.
Council met at the usual hour Present.
Messrs Slime, Mckee, Ryan and Baggs. Mr.
Slime in the Chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The bond of H. NJ Chase was presented and
approved; the usual oath was administered. and
Mr. Chase, entered upon the duties of his office
as Guy Clerk
street committee reported completion of sec
tlons three and four, which was received and
ordered filed; permission being grained con-
tractors 10 leave Unfinished, for ten days, the
portlou OF street fronting their lot.
l. l.. Roberts, asked permission to communi
cate win the Council in reference TO his accounts
which was granted
on motion, the Finance Committee agreed to
meet hr. Roberts, at ten q 'cock-A. NJ, to,mor-
row, for the purpose of examining his accounts
as City Clerk
Tne report of o. P. Lacy, as City Clerk pro
TEN was received, and on motion ordered filed
ordinance No. %, specifying manner of col.
ieruug licenses, was read third time aud pass
Bill OF .. P. Lacy, of SlOO coin, for one
months services us night watch, was allowed aud
ordered paid
Bill Of y. P. Lacy, of ten dollars, for one
weeks services as City Clerk, was allowed md
ordered paid.
uulChllOu from the hebrew Society,
tenuerlng vote of thanks for the use of City Hall
'ol re.gous service, was received, and placed
upon 6ie
"A communicationfrom Enterprise Lodge, !. o.
Vi " r., rendering thanks for use of CITY Hail.
was Received and placed upon file.
Va motion, the Finance Committee were au.
thorIzed to negotiate loan, for the use of the
Eity OF $1,000 coin, for one year, with the privi-
iege Of paying the same in six months.
O0 motion. the Clerk was ordar.d
license to F. Slime, (blacksmith) dating from
August lst, to November lst, 1866, on excess
paid to |. L. Roberts, late City Clerk.
No further business APPEARING, on motion,
Council adjourned.
II. NJ. CHASE, City Clerk
, 1866-09-28

Ed. STATESMAN - The subject of the
coming Fair ought claim the attention of
every farmer, stock raiser and mechanic of
Walla Walla at the present time. 1t is now
less than one week until the time arrives for
ds to shoU our best, and let the people see
what Walla Walla can do. understand the
Committee have selected Council Grove"
as the place to hold the Fair; and although
the time is so near at hand, see nothing
published in regard to it except the list Of
premiums offered by the Society. Why
don't the Committee tell the people more
about it, and thus get up more feeling on
the subject The farmers, generally, be-
Iieve, ate preparing something to exhibit.
aud from all appearances there will be quite
large show Of stock and farm produce, and
I am led to believe that they will do much
credit to the Valley by their effort.
This Society embraces the entire country
this side of John Days river; and if the
people of Umatilla, Grand Ronde, &C.. were
more cordially invited. we might have more
extensive display, and at the same fine give
these various sections a chance to compare
notes, aud we would each learn more of the
Urher. As a member of che Society 1 feel
anxious to meet the people from the other
side Of the Blue Mountains with their pro-
ducts at this Fair They have some fine
horses and cattle over there and hope they
will "trOt them out"
Preparations are being made to accommo>
date persons who wish to camp on the ground.
Shade, water, &c, is convenient there, and
persons from distance can have a pleasant
time of it. hope the Committee will pub
lish the programme in full for the benefit of
thnse who wish to know more of the plan
and intentions of the Society. But few in
this country are accustomed to Fairs, and as
consequence will neglect to take part iu
it this year, but as they learn more Of Its
operations, will another year come out with
something to show. Hoping to see a good
turn out, ] remain, Yours respectfully,
A Citizen.
PSI see from the list of premiums
there IS nothing offered for yearling colts.
Sucking colts, two year olds, three-year olds
and upwards are mentioned, but yearings are
ignored entirely. This must be an oversight.
Z have one Of this class which had design,
ed to enter, but in looking over tie list 10
see what amount of money 1 would draw,
coulint see IL. AC.