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EXPENDITURES.

Total to April 1Oth...............S7,O9 5 IS
WORK-HOUsE.
The work-house report contained the fol-
lowing:
COmmittals for the month .....................
Remaining AZ
Of the above AZ were committed by the
Freedmen 8 Bureau.
SCHOOLS.
The Chairman of the Committee on
Schools read a report, from which we
g ,sn the following;
No of TeacherU AZ
fu Jlls.,...,....-.... ......................loI3
Average pupils to each teacher.......... AZ
Cost OF monthly $40
each pupil per month........... 200
Incidental expenses per month";. $40
The Fin luce Committee reported against
RENTING certain taxes, and against re
dlcing certain assessments.
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A. D. Allen, News Agent, has our thanks
for the Louisville papers of yesterday.
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1866.
1866

RATS ueraH BIRDS Whoever euvsgas In shoot
ing small birds a cruel man whoever aids boz et-
terminating rgt5 b. "a beneiaCt0s. We should usR
some one b gre us the benefit OF ilrIr experience
10 diving Out these pests. We coed s17nFil 3D. F.
besides dogs, cate, and traps .1r tl r. tuauoal e
6cieIfi1c Anc7d1l. ". T.
Ed-5ee "COsTAR's" advert. semrut shove
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Memphis, TeDn.-D. H. ToDD & Co. are
or authorized agents to receive advertisements
s,9 sl,laorfpt;ops for the Nashville Uai0n
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Adjourned.
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JOSH HooPER q Co, Publishers Agents, Al Park
Row. New York. are authorized to contract for ad-
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The Recorder reports having issued Ii
censes to the amount Of S3,6sS.9O, and re-
ceived fines and costs to the amount Of
$I,45.OO making total of S5,O9S.9O.s
The report from the Fire Department
shows
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JOY. Coz Co Publishers Agents, Tribune Build
Jugs, New York, and Browns iron Building, Phils-
dsphia. are authorized TO contract for advertising
In our paper
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1866

VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsr-sDsak ug
Of "C0Eiars' Rat R1sen, Ant, &C., EEtfr.l nstor--
more grain and provisions are destroyed AlniiaiiT
IN Grant county By germiu than would uAF i1f p o.
oi this Rat and lusect Killer LrT-slfes lA.-J
Head.
us-5es "CosTAEs' ai7ogtssmtEt shove.
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CInncInnafi, OhiO.-JosEFH B, QUISHY, Is
our authorized agent TO receive advertisements and
-. utir..- f,r ~. Nn.lr.Ie r,linn.
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUsEK EEPER5- should ro-
collect that hundreds Of iCi.ars worth ~ 6uIus
Provisions, &C., are aunEslY destroyed hy ka,a,
Nice, Ants, md other meets and VHrlnin-ali or
which can b prevented BY q few dollars worth o..
''CosrAH's" Rat. k0ach, Ant, &C., EEiermlaaiors
bought and used Freely.
ug-see "C0sTAH's' advertisement Above.
ss-sold 10 Nashville, Tenn, by ". j. q G. vi.
SMITH, and AZ Druggists and Dealers
marr SIN darr
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New Orleans, La.-E9wIS f. OVERALL Of
the Commercial Reading Room, is our authorized
agent 70 receive advertisements and subscriptions
-. KT..l-as1Fs Tr.rfo.
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Vas the only Preparation iOr food from
Indian Corn

Thst received q medal and honorabIo mention from
the Roysl Commissioners. a. the great International
Exhibition, LONDON, ls0Z, he competition d an
prominent manufacturers % "Corn Starch" and
tlTepared Corn Flour % this and other countries
mot ~ ttfatar Ifug
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NO. ITO.

taking the cross from her neck. Then.
turning 10 the eNecutiOner. she said, ''My
| friend, know that all | have on earth is
yours by right; let me, however bestow
this on my attendant, and you shall receive
| twice Its value IN money Y but the fellow,
brutally snatching IL from her hand,
groMled 1t IL my right" Mary quietly
continued 10 lay aside her outer rarmcnts.
and then seated herself that Jane Kennedy
might bandage her eyes.
Unacquainted with the English mode of
execution, the queen continued seated stiff
and erect, TO render the headrnan's task
more easy; but he stood, ax in hand, not
Knowing what TO do, until his assistant.
drawing her forward, forced her upon her
Knees. Meekly she laid her head upon the
block, and ciasping her hands under her
chin, the one holding the cruciflx, the other
her book of 'hours," she continued ber
prayer. Unwilling to main her hands, they
drew them away, and rs the words ~,
indnss txds Domino" yet fingered on her
lips, the AK descended awkwartlly and
heaViiy' Tho weapon wis blunt, and the
man unnerved. He aimed too high, In
illcting deep wound in the skull, and
struck from the extended hands the cru,
cifix and book. Stunned by the blow,
mary remained motionless, but the execu-
tioner trembled so violently that the head
was not detached until the third stroke
when he held IL up, according to custom,
the features were horribly convulsed.
''Sod save Queen Elizabethr' he cried,
as usual. -,
80 perish all her .encmies," subjoined
the dean of Peterborough
Amen ~ responded the fanatical earl of
Kent. Every other voice was sufocated
by tears and sobs.
mary's eyes were open, her hair was
blanched by grief, and French writer's af-
1lrm the lips continued nervous for more
than quarter of an hour.
Not content with their spoil, the execu-
TONERS proceeded To remove the shoes and
stocking of their victim, when they discoy-
cred the poor little dog nesting under his
mistress petticoRt. lie was dragged forth
by force, and by no gentle hand, but with
a fhint yell extricated himself and crouch
Ing down between the shoulders of the
queen and the head that had been laid near
the trunk, the faithful animal IN few mo-
mcnts expired.-,Nrs. OgdaR Meek's "E5r-
tune's P00tbdH." /
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MONTGOMERY HOUSE,

hAsT THEHD STIGEET,
DAYTON o.
Captain f. e. Retter, Proprietor
ILA'e OF the Western House, Springfield. o.
thoroughly reltted aud renovated throughout and
Is now one Of the best Hotels in this cIty
be,S- Omnbusos 10 and from all Trains. -stse
mar 0.tf -d-Su
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nEAn VINO GAYS 40.

From the Rev. Leyi a. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church. Pcmberton N. j., formerly OF the North
Baptist Church, Philadelphia at psesent Pastor
OF the Baptist Church. Chester Pa
have known IIoOfand's German Bitters favor
ably for number OF years II have used them In my
own innily, and have been 10 pleased with their
effects that was induced To recommend them To
many Others and know that they have operated in
u striklnHly beneficial manner. j take great pleas
nre In thus publicly proclaiming this fact and call
ing tho attention Of those AFFLICTED with the dis
eases for which they arc recommended, to these
Btters knowing from experience TINT my recon-
mendation will he sustained, do this more cheer
fully as HoO1ands Bitters is intended 10 benefit
the afflicted, and In mot a rum drink"
Yours, truly, LEVI q. BECK
From Rev W. ID. Selgfriod Pastor Of Twelfth
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
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From Rev. y, Merrige, Pastor Of the PAssyunk
Church, PhiladelDhia 49,

From Rev. y, Mcrrge, Pastor Of the PAssyunk
Church, Philadelphia
From tho mnny respectable recommendation
given to DIR. Hoofland's German Bitters, was In
duced 10 give them u trial After using several
bottles found them 20 be n good remedy for de-
bilty, and most excellent tonic for the stomach.
..tH Ha ID. MERRIGE.
From Rev. VIM smith formerly Pastor Of the
Philadelphia.
Having used In my family number OF bottles OF
your Hoonands German Bltters, ] have To say that
regard them as excellent medicine, specially
adapted TO remove tho diseases they are recon-
mended for, They strengthen and invigOrato the
system when debllltated, and are useful Ia disOr-
ders OF the liver loss OF appetite, nc. have also
recommended thom 70 several OF my friends, who
have tried theIn, and found thcm gnsatly beneficial
In the restoration Of health Yours truly,
WIN. SMITH. 0o6 Hutchinson Street.
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From Rev J. Newton Brown, u. -. Editor OF the
EncyclopediaOf of Religious knowledge and Chris
tlnn Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and elects, yet know OF suf-
hcient reasons why aman may not testify TO the
benefits ho believes himself 10 have received from
thus contribute TO the benefit Of others
do this the more readily In regard 10 Hoonand's
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. q. NJ Jackson, OF
this city because was prejudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiony nm alcoholic mixture. am indebted 20 my
friend, Rob't Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal 6f
this prejudice by proper tests ami for encourage.
ment TO try them when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use OF three bottles
OF these Bltters at the beginning Of the present
year, was followed by evident relief and rcstora-
had not felt for six months before, and had almost
despairod of rcgaining. 1 therefore thank God
and my friend for directing mo IN the OF them.
y NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
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ADVEIgTIsING IsATEs.T
@utFTs mud Saloons.

@ o o d WIN H OUSE
tFurmcrQy swaynie Honse1
FIRST STREET, EAST or CANAL. BAsIs
~, ~A EFS ~ SRttOn
a uE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING RE-
gently les9d The abovo named lidusi for term OF
yuaa,s, WIZ l@ really 10 hcpOnmpdntc the travelling
Pun,lo on anu amer january !, 1870 The HOusc
hs hs been thoroughly renovated, viii al the nOd.
9TH improvements, TO make II a com lnrtible Hotel
rue rooms arc all newly furnished. No pAing will
hparcd W nake tho guests Of the Gouiwin comfort
hDle, anu lenl themselves ne home qhcYo is con
hected with 1he House a good Stable.
ts,,., IOlN GOODWIN,
J'''Ai-"a"H Proprietor
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Observe the following symptoms resulting from
dlsordcrsof the digestive organs. I
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness OF Blood 10
the Heal Acidity OF the stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight In the
stomach, Sour Eructions, sinking or FlutternR
at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head
Hurried and difficult breathing, FlutteTng at the
n lying posture, Dlmness OF Vision, Dots or Webs
before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in tho Head
Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yellowness OF the Skin
and Eyes Pain IN the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs
Nc Sudden nushes of Heat Burning in the Flesh
Constant imaginings of xvii, and great Depression
of Spirits.
EmEmBEH!
That this Bitters is not Aeholic, contains no Rum
or whisky and cannot make Dfunkartls, hut IL the
Best Tonic in the World.
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From the Rev. ThoS. ID. Winter, d. d., Pastor Of
koxborough Baptist Church
Dear Sir;---T feel u due to your excellent prcpa
ration, HOohands German Filters 10 aid my fes-
timOny to the deserved reputation IL has Obtained
have for yoars, at times boon troubled With great
disorder in my hoad and nervous System. i vas
advised by friend 70 try "A bottle Of your German
Bitters. did So and have experienced great and
unexpected rolief;m my health has been very ma
torlally beneficial. confidently recommend the
article where meet with cases similar ~ my own
and have been assured by many Of their good Of,
focts. Respectfully, yours. n. WINTER
Marlborough, Pa,
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~

Gessegen: have recently been laboring under
the distressing effects of Indigestion mpani led
by prostration OF the nervous system, Numer.
GUS reineues were recommended by friends. ana
Hoonand's German Bitters were recommended by
persons who had tried them and whose favorable
mention OF these Bitters induced me 10 try them
must confess that had an aversion 10 Patent
Medicines from the "thousand and one" quack
"Bitters," whose only dim seoms N be 20 palm on
sweetened and druggod liquor upon the community
In sly way, and tho tendency Of which, fear, II
70 make many aconnrmed drunkard. Upon learn
ing that yours was really medicinal preparation,
took 1t with happy effect Its action not only
upon the stomach, but upon the nervous system,
was prompt and gratifying feel that have
derived great and perm benefit from the uso
of few bottles Very respectfully, yours,
~ W ID. bkIGFhiED, No. 2O4 Shaokamaxon ST.
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DRESS COATS,
oVERCOATs,
United States Internal Revenue

SECOND COLLECTION DIsTRToT,l
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Comprising tho Parishes of East Baton
Rouge, West Bhton Houge, East Fee
iieiana, west Felieians, PoInte
Coupee, IbervIIlc, nt. landry, st..
Martin, st. Mary's, Lafayette, Yer
N million, CalcHsieu, RapidsH, Ayoy-
Giles, Natcbitoches, Sabine, As
sumption.
PURSUANT to the provisions Of an Act of
Congress, entitled IAN Act to Provide Internal
Revenue TO support the Government, and to Pay
Interest on The Public Debt" approved July l,t,
1862, and subsequent acts Notice IN hereby given
10 all persons liable % pay duties or taxes under
said acts in this District, that have received
collection liot Of du les and taxes assessed by the
Assessor Of said Dlstrict, which have become due
and payable.
THE taxes included In this list are upon Plate,
Carriages, Yachts, Billiard Tables, Piano fortes,
aoId Watches Llcepses, and upon incomes.
The undersigned will attend personally to the
rscaps Of said duties, taxes dc from the 2GBh OF
December, 1868. TO the 10th Of January, 1866
aallv, CSnndsys excepted At my Office At Baton
Rouge. ,.5a.. ra.. ........ yzs.t..rr
Ali rsssons who shall neglect TO nay to mo or
nv Deputy, the duties and taxes assessed upon
| ~ III within the time above specified, will be..
soma liable to the penalties prescribed by law.
'fTg3Fa HENRY BAUsnER, Ja,
aoeao Collector I'd dat. Of I1uiJiana
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bcitspalA+ances he9bdsauipagaaa "A l b NJ
n ELM fead their ssndprt Agbf tlley
Dhave Rot yet como to aIknbkaedss Of
the fact that the was is all over; but
they would continue the same mills.
aarylfale throughout tlid SoodfShieh
they apparently Acknowledgements
| 9lIYVfsny ~ 9@p99tyfate. 11fttkeYy PER
laiat in "a graya q misrepresentation,
there rs g91llksliA99d Of dheH ever
kathihg th9 ksasg dgain which they
occupy nom1sla They oughtrte know
ltllas'atlis ID 4ebtdsad. iratAfnity thai
the psqRle.ggf II. 1sitfhivcqqulnttEy want, not
conquest, nolainequality of poll ticai
speHditiSR1Tnotfa ugavsrntnsntH ire
spShaibleoaothosgfof and by whon.
zIF Sasfnstithsed. u But u.s. RisT they
'ahfgg u 55dbffsrAiBIg AthS 'ld9s' IF Union in
'aRS5 bfgaaEssts3 df'spathera ti msn to de.
cay va as ' Il nothing were ofreqna ffahz
Iportsnee with their own present hold
I 3 gstt4t n lpsGFcy win
work an overwhelming revolution in
the popular sentiment, and they will
Ilb9e obl(geAatlaJhf IS 9ohiebs thai they
lost all in selfishly preferring party
BAoBBu n1ay MTbis Il athsi day Whey,
the exercise Of ndagnanfmity W puld
genuine eleneat iuostftes-
manship; it is pititui, Hereford, to
4na4Ss sls parseyE Ii possession of thpf
Gby,r6hfehy atitfablg'1so far to @qm- ]
,pfaR SD4EkET aytaaED6R' @ OK now,
when the time has come to forgive,
Or Svgl how tqforgigeE at ailTl =
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TELEG RAPHHC.

NEW ORhJ Deo. Wv nc
Worlds Washington special says q
treaty was entered into sixteen months
before the war closed by France, Italy,
Austria and Engand, to guarantee
Maximiian's throne, 1t is under
stood the next Mexican mail will bring
the text Of this treaty.
| Mexican advices also state, that
Maximilian aud friends entertain no
apprehension as to the permanency Of
bis Ewpire, in addition to the guaran.
tee Of the Western powers.
A French company is building a
road from the city Of Mexico to the
Pacific, and another from Vera Cruz
to the city of Mexico, Other mining
and manufacturing associations in
Mexico will have claims on their res.
pective governments.
Twelve Thousand soldiers arrived at
Vera Cruz from France on the 9th,
aud we're sent to the field. French
munitions were daily arriving, and the
dofences of the city we're being sup.
piled with heavy and most improved
guns, .s
WASHINGTON, Dec. 28,--Of eigh.
teen hundred votes cast here, but one
was in favor of negro suffrage.
The President 10 so we'll satisfied
with the condition of the South, and
our foreigu relations. that he has de.
termined on still farther reduction of
the army.
1t is reported Commodore Shur-
brick will be president Of the court
martial for the trial of Capt. Semmes.
A major Of the new Committee on
Banking and Currency 10 know to
agree with Comptroller Clark is oppo-
sing future initiation of the currency.
The President will send a message
to Congress, stating that as soon as
the necessary legislation is completed
by Congress for holding the court at
Richmond, Mr.. Davis trial will be
commenced.
The French Minister fatty contra
diets the report that Macmillan is
| going to leave Mexico. He says bis
recent -advices state that Maximil!ien
is stronger than ever with bis own
people, and that shortly everything
will be most satisfactory for the sta
| biIity Of the Empire.
K. Bradford, Public Administrator,
is .detaulter in the sum of $4,000.
JNEws York, DEC. 3O.-Money ia
very abundant at 6 per cent. Gov,
errment funds are advancing. Mid.
ding Cotton closed at53c. Whiskey,
So 81. Mess Pork, 500. Sterling Ex.
change, 1904. Gold closed at l44ss
The Australian brings the following
news
The message Of President Johnson
was favorably received in Europe. AT
ter its reception United States bonds
| improved.
The London Times says Of the
Presidents message, that that part
concerning England ought to be re-
ceived with a friendly spirit. The
Telegraph says this document reflects
the highest credit on its author, and
furnishes the world with satisfactory
auguries Of peace.
LIVERPOOL DEC. 16-P. M.--Of Isl
600 bales Of cotton sold to day, 5000
were taken BY spectators and expor-
tiers. Middllng Orleans, 2l4d.
Edward B. Ketchum has been SEN
fenced to the State Prison for four
years and six months.
But fourteen of the crew Of the
steamer Constitution were saved.
Forty passengers were lost, including
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hJ. Eitx0erdla, recedASb% tbs savan.
nsh Hrrq1d TBsConstitution was
III Thousand tons burden, aud Valued
at 45oooo.a She lad 100 Bales Of
cotton aboard.
@ The steamships Etna and America
took OUT 2ao, o0oEnI specie to,days /
PRovlnENcE. r. l., Dec. 29.---The
steamer CommonYeaItb.r just arrived
lGrbb Now eYdk. iheayily EljdsbR With
|,fseight, WAS bnrasd rtopthsnawatsr's
edge =, Loss, $4,000. -. ros
'fRAfsioHy Dec. 29.4-Tbe steamer
Constitution, from Savannah for New
York, with "a persons on 9bpaFd, hasi
been, wrecked tatlseaJ Will The ex-
eeption, of IA of The, crew. al were lost.
.IbAs FRANtrAco, Dec. 29.AA slight
shock o, Earthquake was felt at Santa Ht,.
CLARA, last qaights,r rr rg RI ~
a. BAE4fnoRn, Dec. 80. adj n on.aHenry
.EViptsr4D ayis. adied of epnsumoni Ia .tofr
oa}yk ,Iouoa HOT&u
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.--A ssist-
slHt Secretary Of fths Treasury on and.
leralras lsft.forthe Southy TO inYestf-.
gate, the charges Of .corrnpsieaa a nong
the cotton agents, sat a.iqtsa e4aIsa
Gov. jenkins has addressed . let.
stensto. AhA, Seeretary ieftaStates asking
that the President be assured Of bis
fixed. purpose to observe and obey, 4 ~ Z,
we'll ltifs 6onstitationdo Of the United
States "a osa o Consultation iefl Georgia,
and tenders bis thanks for the ofer,ed.
coAopeu3foh ofthgB. 'a Govern mont
in effeetipg. lhe1 earliest restoratio On Of
permanent prosperity and Welfar p OF
wv HW iS1t'fftsorBtlH bdo lsE Bs Sec e
tstryE,,OfS'a'aapf IA*g.shHp'Ft Secretary
OF State have, under the advice OF
.tbgtrE pbyiiei4n, embarked fur atsb9r1
voyage, 10 warmer latitude, 10 the
South Atlantic.
Mr.. Hunter, the chief clerk, has
bean appointed Acting Secretary dur
ing the interval.
The Government has been advised
that the representation made to Spain
for peace with Chill has so far prevail
ed, that the good Offices of France
and Eng and have been accepted up
on the terms proposed by them and
the United States.
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nj CARRIED.

On Monday evening, January LIST, 1866, at the
residence of Mr.. BRUCE SMITH, By Rev. J. Il. o.
DoREmus, Mr.. CHARLES DOYLE to Miss MARY
LOUISA sTOTT, all Of this city
Our friend "CHARLfE" has "taken time by the
soreIockn- commencing his matrimonial life with
the encetnent Of The new year. May he and
his fair partner glide smoothly and happily along
In unehanging bliss through tho many years
which, We trust are In store fer them.
Al the residences OF the bride in this city, on
"Wednesday evening December 2sth 1855 byF 4.
Nephlsr, r, Wsrd go I ~ ,;o 1--WE HEN
At the residence of the BRIDES father. In this
eitv. on Saturday evening December 30th, 1865,
by A Member, J r., Ward No. l . Mr.. ALEX
ADDER NAUDIN to Mas CAROLINE TONGUE
Pc.
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Bg- "War is cruelty" says Gen.
Sherman; yet our Radicals want a
quasi war, at least. They are like
the old lady who said, if three quar-
tiers Of mankind do not go to purga-
tory, it was SOME consolation to be
assured by her minister that more
than half do.-Bostcn Post.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
II. %. o. r.

rTHE Regular Weekly Meeting Of ,.s3sssgssa<
L DE SOTO LODGE, No. 7, l. G. 3kksSx "
O. T., is held at their Hall, on Main FSssssSae
street. nearly opposite the Sumter House, every
THURSDAY EVENING, at o clock
The First and Third Sundays Of each month
the Lodge meets at o'clock, A. NJ, for the Isns.
action Of Degree business.
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THE SMALL Pox.--This loathsome
81 disease is said to be very prevalent
in Mobile, especially among the in
digent black population. In Shreve-
N port, also, as we learn from the Neacs,
Y it has made its appearance, and 2
city ordinance has been adopted
there requiring the INDECENT popula-
= tion to be vaccinated at the expense
Of the city, and providing hospital
accommodations and pest-house for
the INDECENT and homeless sick. All
private houses where smalI-po ex
lists, are to be marked "Small Pox, "
on the front door, and for each VIC
lation oil this injunction, fine Of
y fifty dollars will be imposed. Physi.
clans are also required to report to the
= Health Officer of the city all suspi.
cious cases of sickness.
To guard as much as possible
against the introduction of the dis.
ease in our midst, it is Of the great
est importance to attend to the vac.
cination preventive in time, and to
get none but the genuine vaccine
matter. This Mr.. VIM. BoGEL is
q, prepared to furnish, at his Drug Store
on Lafayette street.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-04
FL % KEV"CE NO GyE.
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WINES, LIQUORS AID CIGAs
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