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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-12
SUNDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
The Presidents Forthcoming NE

The Presidents Forthcoming Mes
New York, Nov. 1.-THE Herald's
Washington special says: The President
yesterday laid before the Cabinet certain
portions of his annual message. The meet
ing was somewhat protracted. Various
portions of the message was discussed. Our
relations with Mexico will occupy very
prominent position in the message. q,
The Mexican Mission. "a
1t is certain that the mission of Minister
Campbell and General Sherman TO Mexico
is not for .buncome. 1t means work. If on
the arrival OF the Susquehannah at Vera
Cruz, or any other Mexican port 1t is as
certained that neither MaXimilian nor the
French have left, and evilenoe is afforded
that they do not intend to do so
without unnecessary delay, there is reason
to believe the President will recommend to-
Congress most vigorous measures TO eXpe-
Ilite their exit. The state of affairs on
their arrival, if not the preliminary action
of the mission, will probably be ascertain
ed by the Government in time for the Pres
ident to incorporate his definite and decid-
ed Mexican policy in his forthcoming mes
Sage. l-s'- -'
The recent letters from Mexico throwing
discredt upon the information given to the
public through the Mexican Minister, to
the effect thar the visit of the Emperor to
Orizba was in pursuance of his intention
to embark tor Europe, are believed here. to
have been written in the interest of the
Imperialisis. The belief is entertained that
Louis Napoleon desires MaXimiIianI to re-
main for reasons which none can explain
better than himself u ~ .Ct+}.IA y
The Grand Jury has made presentment
in the. case J.GA. Dunham alias Sanford
Conover, for perjury in the sworn evidence
given by him as awitness in the, assassina-
Eion trials and before the House judiciary
Committee. N.G.F dsNOG GS@ s0I
Resolutions Passing for Release of
| jeff. Davis. Win, ,yE-r
Robert Lourie, Gen. Giles, NJ. Hillyer,
delegated by the Governor of Mississippi to
present to the President resolutions of the
| Legislature of that State praying for the
release of Jefferson Davis, have arrived in
Washington. -r Fi1YtTOhsgG TJttrg
s1I,,, 5''ao' dismissed. .1t'l4..i hH" ~
| NEW YORK, Nov. liz -EXamination of
witnesses in reference to the purchase by
Mr.. Hilten of coupons from bonds stolen
| from RHtus L.Lord, was resumed yester-
day., aud, decision made that the evidence
would not warrant the Court in, sending
the case to the Grand ~ Jdry.E The Defend
ant was accordingly dismissed.
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: SPECIAL NOTICES.
SECRET DISEASES a!
SAMARITAN'S GIFT!
SAMARETAN,S 6SVFT!

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USE
.sjf.... "Yes. A Positive ure." ..r.
FOR G0NORRH0EA, GLEET STRUCTURES, ceC.
Contains no Mineral. no Balsam, no Mercury.
VaIy Ten PiUs TO be taken 10 eject Cure
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
anv unpleasant taste, and will not in any way in
ure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate.
iJuTes in from two to four days, and recent cases
n "twenty-fOur hours"
no ~ POSTURE, NO TROUBLE, NO CHANGE WHATEVER
Let those who have despaired of getting cured, or
who have been gorged with Balsam COpabia, OF
Mercury, try NJ. ......... -t
THE SAMARITAN'S GIFT
Sent by mail in a plain envelope Price, Male
packages, $500, Female $500.
Samaritan's Root and Herb Juices
~ The great Blood Purifier and remedy for
ScrofuIa, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters,
Scales, BOils, Syphilis or Venere-
tt.| al Diseases, &C. =
FOR SYPHILIS OR VENEREAL DISEASES
,, THE SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB
= Ht.4 JUICES
the most potent. certain and e6ectual remedye
pTescribedi reaches and eradicates every particle
OF the venerea poison, so that the cure is thorough
and permanent. Take then, this purif ing remedy
and be healed and do not transmit to your posteriy
that for which may repent in after years.
Patient taRe noticsi The ingredients are known
to the physicians who use them, as you will see by
tne following:
PosT HOSPITAL, Fort MARSHALL,
BALTIMORE, MD Feb. 20, 1884,
81 have great satisfaction in stating that have
used The eSdmdritdn's Remedies for Venereal Dis
ease in its most custo ary formsi that have used
them with Judgment discretion, and properly. and
have found them respond TO my anticipatons
promptly and effectually. Knowing their compost
tion, have thefullest confidence in their efficacy
and as far as my use Of them extends, recommend
them strongly.
- -, ALFRED G. BOWERS
oa3 Assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols"
Sold by &. ROBERTS 5, and by Druggists.
% e.r NJ bon sLESMOND a. co.,
Ga, Proprietors, 915 Race street, Philadelphia
ootsp65a1y-MW ~ s'
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FROM BALTIMOR E.
The Radicals Die HRrd-They Will
VI aHsIAppeal to Congress. OHf

with the late election in Maryland will be
brought before Congress for investigation,
A majority of the judges of election in
Baltimore have signed memorial to Con-
gress protesting against the admission of
Archer and Phelps to seats, on the grounds
Of illegal registration by Gov. Swans reg
istrars, and stating their belief that If the
registry law had been properly enforced
Thomas and Stewart would have been
elected. VAtN ~ V@o.
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dismissed.
From Ottawa

! OTTAWA, Nov. 1O.-It is understood that
Messrs. MeGee and Gait will sail with the
delegates for Europe on Wednesday next,
the former as representative for Canada at
the Paris exhibition, and the latter. to as
sist in the completion Of the confederation.
1t is expected. that Eord Monk will leave
for England about the middle of December.
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WisconsinIElectiou,

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2O-Tho Republican
majority, Congressional vote, in this State
is not less than 2l6,OOO-a gain of over 100
per cent. on the vote Of 1861, The Legislsa,,
Democrats; Assembly, 20 Republicans, &c
Democrats. -.ret
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-12

EJs "The wonderful progress of Medical
HH AKScence during the past sis years only,
Amakes it possible for the cOnsc entous
H ATN Physician to declare. now, that CONsUMP-
WA H4TION is as CERTAINLY CURED as hteF1it-
r. tdnt FeOsr, and as CERTAINLY PREVENT
I'd as Small Poe ."-ReU. Charles 3. King. M D.,
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'ALDCOCK,s pOROUsPLATEus.

BEST STRENGTHENING PLASTER In THE
IfI WORLD. H1s
ALLo0oR'S POROUS PLAS7ERS resotce and
assudge pain By calling forth tie aerid AWmOrs
from parts Internal TO he skin and general circuIG
tion-thus, IN many cases, pOsitjOely cooperating
the disease. JAMES LULL, M. ID.
There is nothing equal in the way of plaster, to
the Porous Plaster of Mr.. ALLC0CK. Everything
is pleasant about them. They are the plaster Of the
day. andA fit type Of our present advancement in
science and art. In Asthma. Cough. Kidney AiFec-
tions. GUut. Rheumatism and local deep-seated
palms. they afford permanent relief. q tell3
...., J. F. J0HNsoN.M. d.
.sai- on Topical Remedies,
From personal knowledge of these pastors, we
can state that they are decidedly preferable to any
other in use Wherever relief is to be obtained by
the use Of plaster, we should recommend them.
A. INGRAHAM, NJ. D.. Editor Rs,O York Mentor.
Agency, Brandreth House. New York. ~
Sold by all Druggists.
oct22-d&wlm-r
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ToIedo NIarIket-Nov. 10.

FLOUR-Cuiet. y, riifa'lot. p.89 ....ol1 sIt "a
WHEAT-About 40 laEer for spring; other
grades firm and nnohanged;1 neN white Michigan
CORN-A shade lower; % 1fO9ec for mixed, 49,,
OATS -Ab Aut3c lower q0c. s-aH'm
LAKE FREIGHTS-s Dc br corn 10 Buffalo.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-12

!, Household Necessity Exists for the
N@t'- Use of
OuRNO'S CATIEEeEIH SNUFF,
Whc., in the first stages of cold. acts like magic
srHsadache, Hoarseness. Dlptheria. and Bronchitis,
I SorS Eyes. Deafness. Bad Taste and Smell. being
the result of Catarrh. This Snuff removes andpre-
vents all these. and ipsureG q healthy Head. Its
Sheets are pleasant and SAFE even for infants who
saaer from Snudles. safaid adfui tajaaarN
II rs the highssrprofessOn testimonials. Sold
By all Druggists, or sent by Mail to all parts of n.
or s6oents for One Box, OF ~ for -Four Boxes, q
q Address aH JAS, sDURNO, R:O. OK l4gS
At WRoIesaIs. BY DEMAS BAREEss u co. /
| Park Row, New York. juno0lyd&W.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

Accident on the Little Miami Rail-
road. III ,rr.. -,r.. ..
CINCINNATI, Nov. l0.-The mail train on
the Little Miami Road, due here this morn-
ing, was thrown from the track near Mill
ford by a broken rail. Two cars were pre-
cipitaed down the eInbankment and am
other turned completely over. Three per-
Sons were injured no one Killed. IL
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.s,.sIila s,igl a2]l d isG Ho6SE OF 1. g9;% 8,
LAY 3(GOOKE2 3d. GO

-Cornef waii-AS Nassau sts., New york.
a. In connection Witho our houses in Philadephia and
Washington. we have opened snNEW foRk
rHJUSE ut above location and oaef our services tC
bBanks, Bankers and Investors for the trahsactionb
hoir business in this city including purchases and
,sAssei GovERsMENT sh0UHlTiEs, STOCKS, BONDS
AND GoLD. We are constantly represented at. the
stock Exchange and Gold, Beard, where orders cent
ussSs promptly filled. Wekeep on papd Siull supply
OF ptYiri
-6UvEkktlEhT SECURITIES Of ALL ISSUES,
buying and'seillng at current prices. and allowing
correspondents the most liberal rates the market
,itEYM Ws6 may COOK & 4 CO..
. .fhHSE Rlv vsASvr bsgD bfit sdUsE MNRat ~
~ sIsy.s = -IaH nDli--l.s h.lla.ll 4. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-12

,Colgats,s Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
4, AshpsriOria Siiet soap, prepared trOmreah-
cd VegetabIe oils in combination with ely
cerIRe, aud especially deasned for the use pi
''ipnnaies and for the Nursery. Its perfuroe il
4s&SnitItel anaiits washihe prOpertieE "uriS v
or salA nv all Druggists VI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-12
COMMERCIAL MATTERS. IS. /.

New York Money Market-NOv. 10.
MONkYc-Easy al 596 per cent. fer call loans.
STERLING EXUHANGE-Stead at 1O99lO9h
GOLD-Lower; opening at l56; advancing to 14611.
and closing at l44X,
G0NEREMENi5sTO CKs- Quiet and ndsteAdy.,T
FREIGH $50 Liverpool, quiet.
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The acknowl dyed champion Gymnasts and Ath.
letes Of the world.

Inc ackn0Wl dyed champion Gymnasts and Ath-
letes Of the world.
PROF. NJ. TANNER, Of London, Erg, and his
wonderful Performing Troupe Of Dogs an Mon
SENO RITA ROsITA cher first appearance, prin-
cipal Danseuse and Tight Rope Performer, from the
MONS. HENRI kGOUST (his first appearAnco).
the most extraordinary Jugg er, Dancer and Pan
MLLE AUGUSTINE( cher first appearance), pre-
mier Danseuse and PantomiIDist, ON the Parish IN
TheateIs.
MISS CARRIE AUSTIN, in her wonderful Zou-
ave Drill performance the latest Europe novel;
lies the Sphynx, llluuipated Fountain, Golden
Shower, and the mirth provoking ladOw Pant =
mime, etc., etc forming th greatest comb alton
Of ,tistc talent ever witnessed N one entertain
ment.
AS- Change Of programme every evening.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Parquette. 80 cents.
reserve Seit'.....'....'.... .......,..,'.70c nts
IrlVhte Boxes. ...,'.Sb w
Single Seats to Private DO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81 90
fhmlly Orce. 20 cents.
Reserved Seats can be secured at John Settlers
Music Store. e. ..... ..I
Doors open at o'clock; commence at o'clock
precise y.
GHAND HANLON MATINEE,
SATURDAY. AFTERNOON, November II, at 9
o'clock, for the accommodation Of Families and
C,AMORY BRUCE, A Iyanco Agent.
novl2 NORRIS SIMMONDS, ManSler.
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! FROM SALT LAKE.

Reward for the Assassin of Dr. Rob
~. ts,,i a.sF ims0n, n IN, ..'".
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 10.--Salt Lake City has
offered $4,000 reward for the apprehension
of the assassin of DR.. Robinson, recently
murdered. The citizens, by private sub
.scTiption, added $4,000. Brigham Young
subscribed $500. aa.d4a 40
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-12

DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS. West Broadway. ness
Hishlstrept, Columbus. Ohio. has devoted himssI
or seriesof years 70 the trea mant Of certain pfi,
vSte diseases. He niay beconSultsd At his ofee--
Broadway. near the Exchange Bank
oh96'65m
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,NsE E1HTSGTSsae A Ssase!

| UANAL FKEIGHTS-UIosed hrmer TO New Y0rk;
wheat u y @lSca corn lkk 9l6c. n n gni}NuA
wheat 700 bu;corn S9. 500 bu; barley 932s bu. For
the EeekrElOQr, 655b3 bTlst wheat ~ eS6 bushs
corn 446 45l bu; oats bu barley 1655l0 bh;
rye ll6 Os6 bts peas e84 tu
OANAb II P0RpS--l In the last "a Aoufs-Flour
1870 brls wheat 1870 buS barley %ss30 tbuss i've
S6,ozU Du. sSefniud uOhgiHhpo bds
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Failure of the Fisheries.

Intelligence is received that owing to
the failure Of the fisheries the Labrador
coast inhabitants on the north shore are
rendered destitute unless relieved immedi-
ately. The herring fisheries are complete
failure, aud the prospects are said TO be
fearful to contemplate. The Government
has placed steamer at the disposal of the
charitable for the transportation of sup
plies, which will leave in few days. Aid
OF any sort, of money or goods, may be sent
Ito Rev. Mr.. BOtwood, Quebec, G.. Z.
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The River nt piltsburrh

PrTTsBURdf, Nov. 1O.--River four feet
and stationery, Weather cloudy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-12

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Es4
say Of W Warning and rnstructi bn for Young Men,
Also, Diseaaea and Abuses which prostrAte the vi
Of chars Ee in sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr.
J. .SKIEI1N H0UGHTON, HoWar. Association.
fhilAdetphia, "a. sHaqfi5s hp d&N3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-12

QUEBEC, Nov. 10-A large number o
the crew of Her Majestys steamer Aurori
are under orders aud hold themselves il
readiness to proceed to the western lakes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-12
G Evening Star Disaster.

The official report of Government agents
upon the Evening Star disaster is pub
nothing to condemn in the vessel, but con-
denim in strong terms the lack of hands
aboard the vessel, and the fact that there
was no carpenter on board. They recon-
mend changes in the laws to provide fur
ther protection in these respects. -.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Az q meeting Of the German Benevolent
Society of Baton Rouge, held at their hail
on I.afay cite street, on Wednesday and
Thursday last, tho 18th and 18th inst, the
following Resolution, reported by Charles
Betz, Edward Riedell and George Pletzer,
COMMITTEES, were adopted
WHEREAS, It has been the will of our
Almighty Father to call our Brothers,
JoHN RoRsoHinGER and FRANeo1k Guile
HAM, from this world to the highAr one;
ResoIved, That In she loss of our Broth
ers. JoHs RoEsoHIseEa and FsAHeoIs GIL-
LIeHAM. two active, useful and worthy
members of our Society, we have cause for
deep aud unutterable sorrow, and for the
rendering OF our unfeigned sympathies TO
the bereaved families and friends who
have been called to mourn these sad dis
pensations.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-18

CROSSE TETE RAILRoAD.-The
Board OF Selectmen Of our CITY at a
called meeting on Thursday last,
provided by resolution for the pay.
ment OF the matured interest coupons
attached to the bonds issued to the
Baton Rouge. Crosse Tete and Ope-
lousas Railroad Company. This
payment to be made monthly (after
due registration Of the coupons), for
the purpose of meeting the actual ex-
penses for labor and implements nee
essary to put the road in running
order by the first Of January next.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-18

20 The cholera seems to have
pretty well run its course in New
Orleans, and we hear of but very
few new cases here. Doubtless, the
few days of clear dry weather which
we have been having, is the prlnci'
pal cause of so favorable change
in the sanitary condition Of our city
Heaven grant, that we may soon be
enabled to chronicle u total disap.
pearance of anything like cholera in
our midst. So far as any other spe
cies of disease is concerned, there is
no place we believe in the wide
world more exempt from the same
than Baton Rouge.
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DIED

In this city, on Friday evening, the 14th
inst. at the residence OF Mrs. Green waldt,
RAYMOND C0UsTEY, aged ST years.
Ia this city, on Friday night, the l4th
inst, RosEIEER PFETFFER vito OF
Nicholas Michael-ased III years, 4 mon ths
and 10 days.
In this city, on Saturday morning,
the 18th inst, ct the family residence.
CHARLES OLIVER TIBBITs, aged "a
years. azs
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The Grape Culture.

We read not long since, a treatise
on the above subject, in which the
writer contended that the almost
annually recurring failures of the
French and other European vintages
were owing to the fact, shat the soil
had become well nigh exhausted Of
those elements Indispensable to full
and healthy termination of the grape
and that it was only from virgin
soil like that of the United States
that a successful culture of the grape
could hereafter be depended on. The
writer's views, corroborated by a
long experience, seemed plausible
enough and are still more strength
sned by late accounts. 1t is re-
ported from France that the pro-
tracted cold and wet weather is in
aaspicious for the grape harvest, and
will probably affect the quality of
the wine. In some vineyards large
proportion Of the grapes have been
lost. M. Aguado, the recent pur-
chaser of those famous vineyards,
1.-THE Chateau Margaux), is said to
have lost three-fourths of the crop.
In the neighborhood of Paris, grapes,
which at this time last year were
ripe on the side kissed by the sum-"
are hard and most unpromising.
The disappointment Of the growers,
too, is all the greater, as the quantity
of grapes was most abundant.
The grape finds a genial home
amid the vast ranges OF soil and CHI
mate possessed by the United States.
Its culture is increasing rapidly in
California, Ohio and Missouri, and
il found to be one of the most sue
cessful and profitable crops that can
possibly be realized. The uplands
of East Baton Rouge and the ADA
cent eastern parishes are peculiarly
ssrviceable for this species of culture
aud we hope the day is not tar dis
tant when the grape shall become
one of the most abundantly produced
and valuable staples of the land
when wine presses shall spring up
and multiply on every hand and WINE
watts overlooking with their pure and
nuadulterated liquid shall supersede
the many millions Of gallons OF "yll-
iaiaeus compounds" denominated
wine which are now toisted upon the
people of this country as genuine
articles"
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REMOVAL.

1HEEsE, CHEESE Just received per Str
" Forsyth, choice lot of Western Cheese.
septic A. JACKsON'S
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danger Of peryerting, / favored and
do still favor the election TO Con-
gress of Republicans who will seek
the early admission Of the recusant
States. &
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aGr Ten thousand dollars worth
Of crockery was broken in Louisville
the ether day BY the falling Of the
shelves Of store.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-09-18

SoAP AND CANDLES Families supplied with
~ st. Louis German Soap and Star Candies,
low for cash at
sept15 A. JACKsON'S
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~ President Johnson and his
travelling companions have returned
to Washington, thus ending their late
tour. a5'1
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WTHIsKYl WHIsKYii-I have in store lot
w Of Western Whisky. The trade supplied
below New Orleans prices at
sept15 A. JACKSON,s F
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rRANDYi BRANDY II have few bottles of
ID French Brandy, for medical use, at
septic A. JACKSOE's
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r AGER BEER! LAGER BEER IL am pre-
4 4 pared to supply families with choice article
Of Lager, at Two Dollars per dozen bottles.
sept8 JULIUS @. EoGEL.
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ToTToN COTTON Tho highest cash prices
~ paid for cotton at
septic A. JACKSON's
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.yeeU Advertisements.
STATE or LOUISIANA,
v.il PARISH OF EAST BARON ReuaR

STATE or LOUISIANA,
gE Eil PARISH OF EAST BATON ReuaE. / !
10 Joseph Nephter, 0erk ofthe District Court Of
sdfd I'ay'aah, Greetfng:
A SPECIAL TERM Of the District Court In
IN and for the abovs-named Parish of East
Baton X uge, for the trial OF Civil and Criminal
Cases, is hereby ordered to te begun and held at
Court House thereof ON the
First Monday of NOyem Der next,
to continue, II business shall require, until the
first MONDAY or DECEMBER following.
You will cause Juries TO be drawn according
tolaw, TO attend said term, aud will also give due
and legal notice OF this order.
BAToa Rorgs, August Both, 1865.
.s,g l.... [signedI X. I. PosEY,
Judge Fifth judicial District
A true copy:
L. ALLAIN,
September 18th. 1866. Deputy Clerk.