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aey~ \ negro woman passing the street in
Nashville, Tenn, with rough coffin on
her head, was asked who it was for, and
replied, for my ole man" ''Why don t
You get some man to carry it for you p
said a hystander Pore folks has to tote
dere own collins desc days" said the wo-
man, and hurried on.
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Co. South Carolina has repealed the
black code, and conferred all civil rights
upon the negro, except the right Of voting
and sitting on juries. This is placing them
on an Cd uaIity with our mothers, wives and
sisters, ciyilly. Amt that abou, enough
~ you want more rights conferred upon
the negro than white women enjoy?
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Taken Up,

DY the subscriber, living Maple Grove, on
ID the 18th day OF September, 500, red
Steer, about u year and Il half old. The owner
is requested to prove property. pay charges,
and take him away. MARY COHEN.
IL 3t%
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Cattle Fairs and Shows
At IcnaN.Ils,S IOIners.

A CATTLE Fair and Show will be held at
n Lenaville's Corners, four miles west OF
MantowOc, on the following Saturdays: June
10. September Is and December l., 1866.
Ample preparations will be made for the
the county may rest assured that their wants
will be attended to-
iunc6 FRANCIS LENANlLLE.
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a WOLF KILLED BY A WOMAN.-Thc
other daya wolf came into the door yard of
Mr. Harold, two miles east of Butler,
Bates county, Mo, and commenced catch
Ing chickens. 4 woman in the house ran
to the fence, and on its attempting to pass
through laid hold of its hind leys and held
II fast, while another woman present went
to the opposite side, and with club beat it
to death
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Taken Un.

DY the undersigned, on the ID inst a Red
ID Bull one year and half old. The owner
is requisite to prove property, pay charges
and take him away y. MuNSAU.
Mishicott, October s, 1866. II st
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reA- A young Englishman in New York
who has been begging from door to door
and sleeping out 0 nights, has been made
heir TO $50 600
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-10-19

BzS- At fair in Norwalk, Connecticut,
last week, was coop containing a rooster
and some five or six hens, all in the gayest
of plumaee-red, white and blue, yellow,
green, purple, etc. The colors, however,
were all artistical save the white, and were
put on at the Norfolk dye works. The
rooster was decked off in great agony"
and strutted about as if proud Of his new
costume.
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HOUSE AND SIiiP-JOINER
CHARLES O. PAGE

XXTOULD inform the citizens of Msntowoc
w and the surrounding country that he
has taken tina Planning Mill of B. Markham,
E-q where he can be found, and is now pre-
pared to Go anything in either OF the above
branches. Also, Flaming and Matching, making
Devil Sdug, Wood Turning, &c, &c. He will
shortly ha machinery i'll operation for the
manu- acture of
Doors. sash an Blinds.
Also, House Flush of every description,
Wood Moudnss, &c. Window and Door
Frames made to order. Ships Cabins made
speciality.
All work entrusted to his care will be execu-
ted cheaply and with dispatch, and satisfaction
guaraht, ed. Til, patronage of all is most
respectfully solicited
CHARLES 0. PAGE.
Manitowoc, Juy &c, 1866. S,l-3m
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-10-19

a VERMONT STORM During a late
storm, Nermouters did not see the sun for
seven days.
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Cattle Fair at the Branch.

TTyiIERE will he ii Cattle Fair and Show in
L Branch Village on the third Monday of
April July and October, lsG6, and on the third
Monday Of February, 1867.
april0 AUGUST GROSTECk.
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Cheap and Valuable Properly,
FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale my property on the corner
l. of Yark and Seventh streets, IN this village.
This property is 80 feet York and 10 feet
on Seventh street, with the DWELL 4 house and
two stores thereon. Also, Lots 3, ana 5, in
block 100, being the corner opposite the north
east corner of the park north side. All of the
above propertyis among the best in the village,
and will be sold very low. For particulars en-
quire of Peter Johnston, Esq
v7n9 .la.ahH .# #H X. K. JONES
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By In Spain the sale of newspapers in
Tue public streets is prohibited.
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nssyH y. \. Dickens, a younger brother
Of the great novelist, Charles Dickens, died
in Chicago on the 5th, aged about forty.
He had been resident Of Chicago six
years, and was employed in the land depart
ment of the Illinois Central Railroad.
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PROFIT AND Loss-A Western candi-
date for Congress, WHO had a large and
well-stocked farm, was annoyed at the al
most nightly disappearance from his prem
ises Of number of hogs a viglant
watch enabled him to detect the thief, who
proved to be a neighbor, and warm polit-
zeal friend of the candidatc-one, in fact,
upon whose assistance he greatly relied in
the coming canvass. He disiked to lose
his support, and he disliked moro the idea
of losing his hogs; SO he made up his mind
to be frank with the thief, and try to save,
in more senses than one, his bacon He
went at once to his neighbor, told him what
he had ascertained, expressed his desire not
to make public exposure, and said Now,
| make this proposition-if you will let my
hogs alone in future, [ will not only say
nothing of the past, but when kill in the
fall, III put in your cellar five barrels of as
good pork as | make The fellow reflect
ed moment, and replied: We'll,
Squire, that's a fair proposition, any how,
and seeing as it's you, I'll do it buf I VOW
| believe shall lose pork by the operation. "
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Eeg~ The steamer Luella, from Fort Ben
ton, passed Leavenworth, Thursday, 4th
inst, for ST. Louis, with specie freight
list equal 20 anything that ever came from
California She started with s., 500 600 in
dust, about one million Of which was left at
Omaha and St Joseph with passengers
who got oft at these points. One party of
four were returning with $500, 600 to divide
as the result of sixty days work, and one
agent of parties remaining in Montana had
$500, 600 to place to their credit at the
East. One of the lucky chaps was a
printer named Fredericks, with twenty
buckskin bags, each containing $1,000 in
dust, and loose specimen nuggets about
his clothes worth from $40 to 5000 apiece.
But this ''poor tramp" had been eleven
years trying his luck at California, Frazer,
Oregon, Idaho, and Montana, heretofore
without luck
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No. 1871
At1TE
Secr6taire d'Etat


PouRvoYANT A L objection DIES OFFICERS DIES Pa
ROIsSES EFT DISTRICTS DAMS TOUT L Fiat.
SECTION l. LIE s6nat ct la chambre des reprfsen-
tants de rEtat de la Louisiana reunis en- assem-
blee generate, decretent: LIE gouverneur est par
lie present autorise ct invite a lancer Immediate
ment 50 proclamation ordonnant Ia tenue dune
election dams tout rEtat, lie second lundi de mars
proclaim, aux fonctions d'ayocats de district, de
greiiers des cours de district, de sh6rifs, de cor
oners, de recorders de parosse, d'assesseurs ct
collectors DIES taxes d'Etat, de JUICES de paix, de
constables ct de tells autres officers que suivant la
constitution ct les lois existantes lie peuple dot
elire.
SEC. q Decretent de plus: Les fonctionnaires
elus en- vertu du present. entreront en- fonctions lie
deuxieme lundi apres leur election ct leurs fonc
lions cesseront a la meme Gpoque que s'ils avaent
etc elus lie premier lundi de noyembre mil huit
cent soixante- cling
(Signe.) DUNCAN s. CAGE,
Orateur de la Chambre des Repr6sentants.
ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Gouverneur ct President du Senat.
LIE present acte etc ipasse, nonobstant lie veto
du gouverneur, par la majorite constitutionnelle
des deux tiers des deux chambres de rassemblee
generate, lie quinzieme jour de fevrier 1866, ct il
a, par consequent, force de loi.
J. H. HARDY,
Secretare d'Etat.
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LAWS OF LOUISIANA.
No. III
AN ACT

No. H.
ORDERING AN ELECTION FOR MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
FOR THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
WHEREAS, By the laws consolidating the city of
New Orleans, and providing for the government
of said city and the administration of its affairs, it
is expressly provided that the mayor, controller
street commissioner, recorders, aldermen and
assistant aldermen, shall be elected by the people
of said city and,
WHEREAS, The present incumbents hold COM
missions of Temporary nature, granted only for
the purposes of the time being; and,
WHEREAS, It'll emnently properth that the munich
pal government of said city should be again COM
mitted to the people, under and in accordance with
he,charter of said city; therefore,
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted By the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State Of Louisi-
ana in General Assembly conuened, That the
Governor be and is hereby requested to issue,
forthwith, his proclamation ordering an election,
to be held on the second Monday of March, 1866,
form ayor, controller, street commissioner, re-
corders, aldermen and assistant aldermen, as
provided by the act entitled " an act to CONSOLE
date the city of New Orleans, and to provide for
the government of the city of New Orleans, and
the administration of the affairs thereof approved
March 20, 1885,"
SEC. 2. BE it further enacted, etc., That the
officers thus elected shall enter upon the
discharge of their duties on the first Monday
following their election, and shall continue in
office until the third Monday in June, 1868; Pro-
Uided, That at the first sitting of the common
council in 1856, the aldermen and assistant alder
men shall be divided by lot into two classes The
| seats of the first class shall be vacated on the
third Monday of June, 1866, and the seats of the
second class shall be vacated on the third Monday
of june 1868 Provided, also, That one half of the
aldermen and assistant aldermen of each district
shall constitute the first class; and PrOUided fur
Their, That there shall be an election on the first
Monday of June, 1867, and annually thereafter, as
| provided in said city charter, at each of which
said elections sufficient number of aldermen and
assistant aldermen shall be elected to fill the places
of those going out
Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, etc., That on
and after the first Monday of june 1868, elections
shall be held for mayor comptroller, recorders,
aldermen and assistant aldermen, for the periods
stated, and in accordance with the requirements
and provisions of the said act to consolidate the
city of New Orleans, etc, approved March 20th
| 1856.
| Sec. A. Be 1t further enacted, ETC., That this
act shall be in force from and after its passage.
(Signed) DUNCAN S. CAGE,
| Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
| This act was passed over the Governors veto,
by the constitutional majority of twothirds of both
houses of the General Assembly of Louisiana, on
the 18th day of February, A. D. 1866, and conse-
quently becomes law.
]. Fl. HARDY,
Secretary Of State.
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HOUSE OF REPREsENrArrvEs.

HALL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Monday, Feb. 10, 1865.
The House met at II o'clock NJ
Present, Hon. d. S. Cage, Speaker; and Messrs.
Anderson j., Anderson Samuel, Austin, Alverson,
Bailey, Barry, Bensel Backman, Brown, Bue
Bruton, Collins, Couvillon, Davenport, Deblanc
Deporter, DeLabarre. Ditto, Durable, Duliel
Eastin, Egar, Elan, Eldridge, Eustis, Edwards
Fagot, Fenner, Freret, Fishburn, Fulda, Gates
Green, Hanlon. Halsey Harrison, Hays, Henderson
Holt, Jonas Kidd, Kile, Labranche, Lagroue, LIE
Blanc, Meredith, McKelvey. McEnery, Mcdonald
Mctsae, Moreland, Montgomery, Murray, Michigan
Phillips James, Powell, Puio, Regenberg, Richards
Rogers, Ryan, Snider, Smith, Stille, Scott, Solo
mon, Thariot, Thienemau, Tucker, Vcorhies
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LOIS DE LA LOUISIANA.
No. III
ACTE


ohpoSSANr oME EnEurioN porFloiEks MUS.U VI,
Attendu que les lois CONSOLIDATE Ia vile de la
Nouvelle- Orleans ct pouryoyant au commencement
de cette vile, ct administration de SEES affaires
prescrivent express6ment relection du MARIE, du
comptroleur du commissaire des rues, des recor-
ders ct des membres du conseil par lie peuple de
la dte vile attendu, que les fonctonnares &C.
fuels n ont que des pouvors Temperatures, de leur
nature, qu leur ont etc accordes settlement pour
les besoins de Ia situation presente attendu quill
convent surtout, que lie gouyernement municipal
de cette vile soft remis au peup1e, de nouveau,
commencement i Ia charte de cette vile, en- conse.
quence
| SECTION l. LIE s&nat ct la chambre des repr6sen-
tants de rEtat de Ia Louisiana, reunis en- assem-
blee generate, decretent: LIE gouverneur est par
lie present requis de lancer immediatement sa pro-
clamation ordonnant Ia tenue dune election, lie Sc
cond undi de mars 1866, aux placesIe marie, comp
| troleur commissaire des rues, recorders ct de
membres du oonseil de vile, commencement aux
dispositions de lacte intitule, "acte CONSOLIDATE la
vile de la NouveIle Orleans, ct pourvoyant au
commencement de cette cite, ainsi qua ladminis-
tration de ses affares approuve lie 20 mars 1856"
Sec q Decretent de plus: Les fonctionnaires
6us vertu du present. entreront en- fonctions lie
premier lundi apres leur election, ct demeure-
e ront jusqu'au trolsieme lundi de JUN 1865: ben
entendu QUEEN la premiere seance de Fannee 1856
du conseil de vile, les aldermen ct les assistants
aldermen seront partages. par la vote du Sort en-
deux classes. Les conseiers de Ia premiere classe
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expire as If they had been elected on the first
Monday of November, 1866.
(Signed) DUNCAN S. CAGE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
This act was passed by the constitutional major.
ity of two-thirds of both houses of the General
Assembly over the Governors veto, on the 18th
day of February, A. D. 1866, and consequently be-
comes law. j. II. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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ERANK NEWHALL,

ERANK NEWHALL,
CAMP STREET.
Between Common and Canal Streets
Has hand and Is constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers the North and in Europe large and elegant
assortment of WALL PAPER in Oak Mahogany and Marble
limitations, Fescoss, Centers, Pannelmg, Statuary and
Scenery. .
Saloons Esss nd Public and Private Buildings finished in
the exquisite manner, and at the shortest notice
The attention of City and Country Dealers is called to hs
immense Stock OF WALL PAPER embracing every variety
sxtan which dispose Of at low prices sima
establishments In the cnnntfY.
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GOVERNMENT CLOTHING

CLOTHING
PLANTATION USE,
u. II. Marean.
No. l66 Gravier street, Cup statrsJ New of'eahs'
Has for sale consignment of Army Clothing suitable io
plantation use, consisting of
COATS. PANTS, CAPS, OvERCoATs and oVEkALLs'
OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY,
Which will be sold at less than
One Half the Government Price,
Rsrs tn Aiken Rauey, No. 60 Carondele street, New
0rlan
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HELAiBOLD'S......
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

From Weakness arising from Indiscretion The exhausted
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Forebodngs Evil in fact Universal Lassitude Prosra-
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The constitution once effected with Organic Weakness,
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system, which HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
invariably does submitted to, consunp
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Use Helmboid's Fluid Extract Buchu,

III all Diseases organs whether existing in Male'
Femae from whatever originating aud no matter
long standing 1t pleasant in taste and odo immed-
action strengthening than OF the pre-
parations of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from broken down delicate constitutions
procure the remedy at once. ..m.
The reader be that however slight may be the
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Health Mental Powers, and Happiness
all the above diseases require the aid Of a diuretic.
HeImboId's Extract Buchu
Is the Great Diueretic.
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Lucrative Diseases,

Either the Nose Throat Tongue spine Forehead or Scalp
ne remedy has proved its equal
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face depending upon
action Liver very unpleasant to the young
wife and mother few bottles of Constitution Life Syrup
will correct the secretion, the deposit which is d.
recty under the skin.
In Diseases Of Liver giving rise to Lsnguor Dizziness,
Indigestion, Weak Stomach or an liberated cancerous cona
ton of that organ accompanied with burning other IN
pleasant symptoms relieved by the Of CoNsT1Tu-
TIOS LIFE SYRUP.
n3T~ As general Blood-Pnnfyng Agent the Life Syrup
stands unrvaled by any preparation in the world.
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Sole Proprietor, New York
MORGAN & ALLEN,
wholesale Druggists Agents. 46 Cliff street New York
BARNES WARD & CO.,
Agents for the South.
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n -
YOUNG PAUL WARING,
Doctor and Asrooger located at l59 Customheuse street,
between Burgundy and Dauphin streets.
He born with natural gift He tells the Past and
Future fail Causes speedy msrragesbrines
together those long separatedcures all diseases Business
strictly confidential He shows you correct likeness Of ab
sent friends future husband, wife '.. -'.
Terms for consultation, 50.
distance may send their and 49, and address
Paul Warning Box 2i99, New Orleans Postofice and get
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HeImbold's Fluid Extract Buchu,
IMPROVED ROSE WASH,

Will radically extemnate from the system Diseases arising
Habits of Dissipation at little little change
inconvenience completely superSedng
those unpleasant and dangerous remedies Copava and HER
curry in all these diseases,
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RelmbO1d's


and renovacs the blood nstls vigor of health
system and out the huuors which make dis
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expels orders that ranke in the blood Such
remedy could be relied has sought and
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its effects but the trial of single bottle will show the sick
that it surprising anything they have taken
Two Indispensable Extract of Sarsaparlla added
mint of water equal the Lisbon Diet Drink and bottle
is fully equal to gallon the Syrup of sarsapara tbs
detection usually made
pAThese Extracts have admitted to in the
States Army and also in general use in all the State
Hospitals and saitay Institutions throughout the
land as well MS private PRACTICES and considered
valuable remedies.
See Medical Properties Of Buchu
From Dyspensutory of the United States.
Sac Professor Devices works the Practice Of
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delphia.
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See Medico Chirurgical Review published BY Benjamin
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| See most of the late Standard Works of Medicine.
| Extract Buchu,
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puRNER is the most convenient Burner in The Tip
will never corrode rust or burn out For sale by q. W.
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Gas Fitting Establishment, No 81 Baronne street.
Beare of spurious articles for sale in the MARKET Gas Fix
tures cleaned and repaired at 81 Baronne street
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BEAUTIFY1NG THE COMPLEXION.

Not the disorders that affect mankind arise
om the corruption that accumulate in the blood OF all the
discoveries made purge it out can
equal in effect
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Highly Concentrated Compound Fluid Ex-
tract Sarsaparilia,
purifying the blood removing all chronic constitutional
diseases arising from impure Of the blood and the
only reliable and effective known remedy for the cure OF
scroua Head Rhcun Pains and Seedlings OF the
Bones Liberation of the Throat and Legs Botches Pmpe
on the Face letter. Eyspas all scay eruptions OF the
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