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New-York tribune., 1866-12-25
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
MISSOURI.

GEN. GRANT CoUSTERMANDs HIS RECENT ORDER.
By TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Dec 24-Gen. Grant telegraphes
to-day TO Gov Fletcher at Washington that he counter
manded the order sending two Companies OF u s. troop
to Lexington This settles the question Of supremacy Of
authority in tho preservation ofthe peace. The loyal
here are ubiant over Gen. Grants retreat from his UNI
tenabe position
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25
KANSAS.

AN ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE AND SUCCESSFUL MURDER
BY UNITED STATES soIDIgRs-THR LATTER CAP
,rr.nrr r.rrr cIr17rNs
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25
LOUISIANA.
THE CONGRESSIONAL NvRsTIGATYG COMMITTEE
pY rEIEGR APH TO TIE TRIBUNE.


RICHMOND Dec. 24.-The Neo Orleans Pieayane,
received to-day says the Congressional Investigating Comma
tee would the privilege Of selecting counsel 10 represent tbd
city during the progress Of the investigation proceeding
which The Pcde would be objected 20 by tho sym.
pahizers with the Convention The latter when they heard
that the Common Council had rendered the Committee room
in the City Hall in which conduct tine investigation 'ele
graphed the Committee not TO aeccptit
THE OFFER OF THB CITY COUNCIL DECLINED.
NEw-ORIRASs, Dec. 2.-The Jo Committee OF the
Common Council have waited the congressional CoeS
mttee for the purpose of rendering tner rooms etc. on
the part of the city agreeable to special resolution oi
the City Council The offer was declined.
Rooms have been engaged at the 81 Louis Hotel FOR tna
Congressional excursion party which is expected to a
rive on the 9th.
The United States steamship wnOosk, from Vera Cruz,
arrived yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-25

GEORGIA.

TIE TERRITORIAL oUEsTIoY-PBRsBcUTIoS oP PRBED.
MES-THREB HUNDRED KILLED IN GEORGIA SINCE
lS65-THR LAWS 40 PROTEcTIOS-THR CASE Oh
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS.

tbs MEXICAN MUDDLB-PRESIDEET JoHNsoN's MES
sAGE-GBN. DIx-UNRAsY STATE OF THE PUBLIC
MIND-THB EMPRESS BUGBNIB's CONTEMPLATED
VISIT TO THE PoPE--THB EVACUATION OF ROME
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TUSCALOOSA SCIENTIFIC
ART AssO CIATION.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF ALABAMA
DIstrIbution No, 4,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE UEIvERsITY OF ALA
BAMA,
To made at Mobile Alabama the 7h day July, 1866
under the superintendent Of disinsrested Com
mssioners appointed by the Mayor Of Mobile,
Capital Prize, s15 900.

SApitAA = AAHS5 dHA+S SOOE
THE CAPITAL PRIZE.
rich and elegant collection of Diamonds and other
eiaborate setting fine Watch and Ghoteiane en-,
s6S TR % s ,s Gh? 'Ps
i ia the seF S eg g5 0sG 81 sree New Or
SECOND PRIZE.
A fine set of Diamond Jewelry-bracelet pin ear
and ring d5 sTS V Wseb snS . nGd
other costly articles Of Jewerynow at the fine jew
ery establishment Of A J. r. A. Leslie No 30 Dau- m,
phin street, Mobile Ala 9O09
THIRD PRIZE.
Four complete sets of solid Silver Table Service, ooo
richly chased, with large waiter S15O each 5OOO
FOURTH PRIZE
-Four complete ssts Of solid Silver Table Service INN
FIFTH PRIZE.
Four pair of rich cluster ear rings set with diamonds
mountngs of the latest styleS25O each 1000
SIXTH PRIZE.
-Four selected editions of English poes-S20O EACH 800
SEVENTH PRIZE.
Four selected sets of Theological Woks-s50 each 600
EIGHTH PRIZE.
-Four elegant and choice Diamond Rings latest Style
OF Partisan mountingSl25 each 5OO
NINTH PRIZE.
Of brooch ear rings and sleeve buttons or with brace
let-SlO0 each .'.'.. fO
Four sets of enc Gold Jewslry of brooch ear rings ON
and sleeve butonsS5O each 20
ELEvENT4 PRIZE.
copy illustra ed family Bible ................ 70
novels 25-lOO
The 18th 18th l4th, 18th, 10Th, 18th, 18th 10Th and
2Oh Prizes will each consist Of four copies Of selections
Of standard works. OF similar with the 18th Prize 900
TWEnT nv FTRsT PRIZE
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T.rSsan i1aa,rosard al 10 iobnstnT ,ascb Conv
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ani %, t snb a,sist W f ic+,,ras ~ Jistin
risbad Ne sons To he selected nv Tia drawer Of the
guiseu pe oiS ~ w se'eVe ~ 'No u@"e'' u 'n AKA
tnnTrr0N.T ppTgEc
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bstSIs " an GyaI saiected non1or pnyravings or
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peSi - sI6 " salaots3 arfjrTa5 &c ,arrS ~ " IN nnn
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LEGAL NOTICE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. EDWIN F. OVERALL vs.. HIS
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT HIS CREDITORS.
of New Orleans. No. 1886
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN Of the insoyept TO other herein Interested
that tine ceSsin of said nsovents property accepted by
Court the benefit Of his creditors and that meeting
of said creditors will be held and before e. Bouny
ESQ., Notary Public in this city, TUESDAY, th 1zd day
Nay 1866 10 o'clock for the purpose of deibeTat
ing the affairs Of the said nsayent They aye inftheF
notified that all judicial proceedings against his person ana
property stayed.
% ''Ue' u 'I' oo''' J. F. pICK, Deputy Clerk
Clerks ONCE May g. 1856.
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Second District.

EIGHTH PRECINCT
Poll No lat the ngine house Of Fire Company No l.
Dauphne between Custohque and Btenyie streets Com
nissioues Louis Nick, a saucier, D. Waters Clerks H.
A Lipscomb Clerks: A. d. Brulle John Fitzpatrick.
NINTH PRECINCT.
Poll No lat the engine house of Hook LADDER Com
pany No. Basin street Cont. Commissioners Geo
Dinke, s. P Harper, John krwn. Clerks A. Bienvenu,
Poi No the corner and Robertson streets
Commissioners hpuf Dennis Cronan Jr, James Muragh
TENTH PRECINCT.
Poll No LAT No IL Pnntslba Buildings on st. Peter
street between Leyee and Chares Com mssioners H G.
Csstellano, Adnet Eogsr Cansnge Clerks Leon Lang
Poll No AT No l57z Toulouse street. between Rampant
and Burgundy ST eets Commissioners Victor Deoux, T.
gard.
Poll No. lat the office of Deputy Street Commissioner
corner of St. Peter Cnarts streets Commissioners
Joseph MoIee de Buys, Joseph Dubuc Clerks Gustave
Poi No SAs No 10 Orleans street. between Royal and
de Yerges Clerks Chas Manrin, e. Legendre.
... TWELFTH PRECINCT
Poll No. lat the engine house Of Fire Company No TO-
Maine street between Rampant and St. Claude Commission
Labarre, C. Uaoir, NJ. F. Bonis Clerks O. fortier
R D. Hubbard.
Poll No PAT the engine house of Fire Company No 81
Of ST. Peter and claiborne streets. Commissioners
Angel Martin, o. Theard Marquee Clerks A Louains
THIRTEENTH PRECINCT.
School Commissioners: j T. buour IT. B. DuBui8son G. L.
Poi No 2-4t tin shop No. l25 st Philip street between
Rampant and Burgundy streets Gommissiones D. Vessel
FOURTEENTH PRECINCT
Poll No LAT the south of Robertson and Hospital
Commissioners M. Croatia Charbonet, Bayou.
Poll No 2-At the engine house of Vigant Fire Company
corner OF johnson and Gavez streets Commissioners:
r. blanchard, P LanauX, B. Dougart Clerks j. T. Prados
Y Fremauz.
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That part the parish of the right bank Of the
Mississippi river at the Courthouse Commissioners r. For
tier 1hos Dunnigan and L. j, Durand Clerks: H. B. Kelly
and hos, II Jones.
enth known and designated as Pol and he other
Poll No * all residing in each precinct aors
ranging from X both in elusive shall only be entitled to
vote No and all thu said voters whose be-
with initial letter ranging from TO a. both inclusive
shall only be entitled to vote at Pol No q
three lis in the seventh Precinct known and
designated Poll another Poll No 2 and the third
Poll and all the voters in said precinct, whose
ames any initial letter ranging from to q, both
inclusive Shall only be entitled to at Poll No and all
the whose begin with any initial letter
ranging N both inclusive shall only be entitled to
vote at Poll ali the said whose
begin any nitia ranging from to q both ilclu
sve, only shall he entitled vote at Poll No g.
The ion for members of the House of Representatives to
existing vacancy in the Third Representative District the
parish Orleans will be held at the polls established for the
Fifth Sixth and seventh Precincts which precincts comprise
said Representative District.
The election fill the vacancy in the Board OF Aldermen
the rer ment of Al srman NIXON, will be held
the polling places as those for the parish officers
throug huu the Fist Municipal District of said city.
All vacancies Of clerks Mt any Poll shah be filled by the
Commissioners of said poll The of S25 will be allowed
each poll for refreshments to be distributed follows SIS
to Comm and $40 the two Clerks OF Election
The Commissioners at each poll shall on the day following
forward the SecretaryB Office, at the City Hal
Commissioners who shall have acted in the
place named who may be unable unwilling
also the gnd surnames OF those whom they
will appointed clerks of election, that the pay roll
expenses of theeec ion may be made out accordingly.
private building used as poll
The essees Of private building used poll
thu First Second Third and Fourth Districts will
the election
M, city time.
BY order Of the Central Board Of Commissioners.
B. L. LYNCH, Secretary.
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VIII also be sold the day, and at the same place an
Jaws aratOry implements etc, used now on the pantH
on So that purchaser continue the a6ors which Will
Isgs bsen performed up to the time Of tile purchase
Tho nrce plantation will be eXigible Ouehalf
,e I4y Of sale oneurth In from day of sale, and
me rth in two Year, of sale The purchaser will
Ia enured give subscribed by himself and two
ties who will bind hems' Ives in sodo with him. ana to con-
pery purchased by him until final payment The balance
he property will be SOLD for cash.
ANNA PRuDHoMME, Administrative
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On the same day and at the same place there viii be offered
public auction the terms and conditions
AS above plantation, hBe Nv MILL in full operation,
situated in the parish ST. Landry Is miles Of the
Of OpeOusas The engine is Of "a horse power and
double circular saw This Mill is hut on a track Of lO00
arpents well bered land There ready sails ct the M
for any quantity Of lumber,
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MONDAY, the = list day Of May next the
I'VE property of the said estate consisting Oh ~
PLANTATION, coutaning 4 arpsnts Sig 81 WSp an5
inrlnsed and 25D in cultivation, planted IN c9 auu
corn Situated on the road from washington 20
Tie improvements consist of good and new evening aoe'
800 @ ev, cotton house and gin, corn cribs quarters ete
Win The nropery will assigned the contract on shtres
with the iiftee labor rs (sN Oh "uohi aie l0' va" NV ~
cnitivatipg the said plantation
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BRAsHEAR CITY SAW MILL FOR SALE
rYNuuR@nAY. the 81 of NHnN next, VIII b

!
offered public auction the promises, by the sheriff
the parish Mary, duly commissioned aucttOneer:
SEVEN CEkTAIH LOTS OF GROUND together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon the mill steam
engine aud machinery and all the rights ways, seryudes,
privileges and advantages thereunto belonging in
appertanng situated in the town of Bashear parish OF st
Mary this SRta designated Lots and inclusive
of square No wenythree t2, which is bound by Front
Barrow, First and Adams Streets plan annexed 10
deposited the Office of r. o. STARK, notary public in
the city New Orleans the 10Th of April 1851 Said lots
measure each Fifty Front street. the front
First street. by hundred and twenty-five feet in depth be-
tween parallel lines.
I5g-rtRus AND CoNDITIoNs-one fourth cash, and the
balance years from the day of sale The pur
his the credit portion of the price with
good per nal security nsoldo payable to the order OF the
undersigned the to be kept insured to The
thereon policy transferred the Undersigned
and the property remaining specially martgaged and by
pOthecated until full and entire payment of the notes which
will be conditioned to bear eight cent interest
from and after their maturity not punctuay paid they
become due. -
j. G. OLIVIER & DuMARTRAIF,
Agents for james Lyons aud Alex DeBaillon
Parish 81. Mary April 81 1866.
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NOtfpp,

The commissioners clerks appointed by the are
requested to call before Friday 4th ins at o'clock M
the Mayors office to be in. If any be unwilling to
they requested give notice accordingly, that
Others may be appointed ANY Of the appontees boye named
who fail to qualify before o'clock Friday, 4th inst
will be considered having declined to serve and others will
be appointed in their places
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RUTLEHs's PATENT OOTToN TIE

The Undersigned sole agents now on wlbe
constantly supplied with the celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES Prepared for use with the buckle firmly
tacheFt to one end hoop This Tie recommended
merchants planters for its simplicity and strength and the
great ease which it adjusted any
1t has been used by large planters since 1885,
their entire satisfaction
Orders viii be received at eur Office,
R. BLEAKLEY CO.,
SRsas POydrss street. corner Of TehogpitoulaS
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AUCTION ssLFs.
Ct.&EE3 an AUCTION
>
--EV
J. 3. WALTON d DEsLoSDE.
"wednesday, Nay 9th.

Wednesday, May 9th.
For succession Of oa6grt HsvkinsstOe scrip notes
One Of ground il C.rr9iton bounded BY Pearl Com
Wednesday, May 10Th.
For succession josephine Enderieons of ground in
For succession Of H NJ sumnersfaur lots Of erpuu on
Prytania street one half ground In Rckervie
AID S. asST 1 ss ap sja ssn
Three lots Constance street, between Basin and Robin
ots in Jsrsoa City in The bounded by Porie
Paquemnes, Austerlitz aud Csnstantinople Streets.
Wednesday, May 23d.
w a. aonss y big credisoryndc salsa valuable
Saturday, May seth.
For SUGGESTION Of H. F. McKenna-a hres story odck "
dwelling Basin street. between Gasquet Streets
het q o s ss i yses improved and unimpEovea
Wednesday, May Goth.
For succession of Gilbert 8 HaWkns-grants front ssora
Of Union ana carondslet residence onhe cor
street between Charities and Dorsiers streets
One valuable square If ground in Riesergiie
For succession Of Charles Moncureshs thrse story bc
Rs-P rpsrticulsrs see advertisements
ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND on NAPoLRoH
Avenue in East Bouligny Parish Of Jesraon Anctian
sYEDIos SALE.
VIM H HOLMES No. 19s5-FoURTH DISTRICT CoUgr
HIscREDIToRs} OF NEW ORLEANS
By j. II. WALTON d. DEsLONDE.
| j. B WALTON, Auctioneeg.
Office, A. .Carondelet street.
WE z II ss1ss.1;, MAY e. at o'clock MI
street between Canal and By and
on s Fsnb n IT gss q tse Hon Paul Theard Judga
titled matter dated 10th Ap iss5 Court Docs. M Il ~ In
account Of the creditors aad nnivent vim NJ nI ~
| following described property toEfe: , - va
| ONE LOT OF GROUND, in East Rduiasv Targeb ~ Taf
fer5on, square No. S. bounded By Naposo Brn
Pitt aud Prytania streets, designated by the No n uan ~
s. Phelps, Surveyor datd 18th OF February 1870 ana aed
in the Office Of Beard late notary public IN ys city
Said lot Is eet inches front Napoleon
depth Of l29 feet between parallel lines American ear
| n7J-TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes
Acts of sale before w. Caste notary public at heex
psnss Of the purchaser including the u stamps
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gew o1as 0g cusoH9 a@Nng gooalo sNay 60p s1ct

AEIUsEM ENTs.
A oADEMY OF n1UsH0-sE CHARLES STREET.
spalding & Bidwel. Managers and PropHetor.
Monday, Tuesday and "wednesday,
May7.h 8'h and 9th, 1896.
Thoroughly Ventilated by Patent Machinery
The Only Theater Open in the City.
LAST WEEK OF THE VARIETY coMPAy9
First night Of the Grand Military Drama of
TIE FRENCH spy,
Mile Christine Zaystowski in her famous character THE
ARAB BOY
PsnOmimes Ballots, Burlesque, Bthopanisms Farcss,
Acrobatcs, Songs Dances Comicaes etc. by this FAMOUS
TROUPE.
0LYMPIO THEATER-4 ST. CHARLES ST.
Sole Lessee ......... Mrs CHAs HOWARD WATKINS
ssf XsntiI5ats ted Theatsr in the County
PRICES 70 sGTf THE fiMks-BFess circis % Cents
$sf xE6 isP Z ENC GGsFs z
AOhDAY EVENING, May 7th-1Daughter of the Regiment
EVENING Nay sSLs sOmSambala Concluding each ven.
ing WITH the Farce Too Late for the Train
VARIETIES THEATER-GRAy1ER STREET.
Dramatic Performance for the Benefit of
MRS. j. F. GRUBER,
rendered by the citizens of New Orleans.
Tuesday Evening, May 8, 1868,
The performance will with Tobins comedy of
THE HoNEYMoo
and conclude with the farce of HANDY ANDY.
Tickets S2 To be at all the music stores hotels ETC.
The Box Office will be open Saturday. Monday and Tues
day, May 5h 9Th 8th may be secured
those having tickets.
ENTERTAINMENT
There wbe Entertainment for the benefit of the Chill
DRENs HOME, Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, 346
Chartres street, at ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thuraday and Friday,
May 9th, 9th, 10th and llth.
E'A1A ...,.'... ....FAAAk..,.... FAIR
THE ORPHAN GIRLS ASYLUM OF THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION, THIRD DISTRICT
the direction Sisters of the Holy Cross will be
held at the MECHANICS INSTITUTE Hall of the Legisla
| ture, on MONDAY, April 3Oth and the ensuing week.
MATURE UNVEILED
AT THE
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,
40 AND ~ ST CHARLES STREET.
NOTICE EVERY. VISITOR TO THE MUSEUM is
entitled to book of four lectures PHILOSOPHY OF
MARRIAGE, and catalogue free Of charge
| 40 AND a ST. CHARLES STREET,
| Opposite the st. Charles Hotel
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NOTICE TO ELECTORS.
NOTICE TO TIE ELECTORS
or TIL
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

PARISH OF ORLEANS
Tho Election for the parish Of Orleans viii be held On HON
DAY Nay 1885, at the following designated polling places
said parish and under the sperntendence the Com
mssioners and Clerks Of sset on hereinafter named
First District.
FIRST PRECINCT
Poll No lat the engine house Of Fire Conopapy No ~ on
Ichoupouas between Orange and Race street.
sgner D. O,G Brady r Earhart p Pagan. Clerks: B,
Pol No 2At engine house Fire Company No. l. on Hun
ter street between IchOuptOula and LeVee
Waller Thos Shields, Casper Lott Clerks Charles b.
SECOND PRECINCT
PPl No lat engine house Of Fire Company No 20,
dhae street between Bacehpg and DLyades Commission
PoiNO 2At the corner Buerpe st. Charles streets
G9mmsaoners Jacob haher 4 T. Platsmyer, c. A. Parker
Clerks s s Fish VIM. salamon,
PREcIsCr.
corner Commerce and st. Joseph streets Commissioner
Thee Wiggers Ihos R. Brady, Samuel Doyle Clerks D
Poi Nc 2At hs Of An9unelatIqn and PosysEo
A b Seals Clerks C +. Thomas, Geo. McFaiL
PRECINCT.
Poll No LAT the engine hease Of Fire Company No H. on
missioners 9. McManus Paras Chidress John somers
Poll No IA 81. Esmpart street the of Cal
TP HchS2 csra %gee ms9n9 @b .
PRECINCT
Poll No lat the engine house Of Fire Company No 2 on
a esT hS bas Of \ oeso
Clerks A. O. Kelly, j. Fox. .. 70. ,
Poll No 2-A No Tchouptoulas street. between Gired
Lafayette Commissioners: R. L. bruce, p Harnen j.
]. o'Hara. Clerks E. j. Baueiier, Calvin Porter.
SIXTH PRECINCT.
Poll No AT the engine house corner Of Perdido and
Garondeet streets Commssoners VIM Hart H. Florence,
j. Bertrand. Clerk E. RddelL -
Poll 2-At the engine house of Fire Company No on
Grod street between St Charles and Carondee Commits
soners Samuel Brewer Michael McCafeTy James Gleason
Clerks Jas. Mccormick, ]. q. Ulhorn
sEyENTH PRECINCT
Poll No lat the eug house of Fire Company No Il,
Common street Maras CommiSso1ers John Gonnors.
W A Camp Il Pringe Clerks: John Shean, j. H. slack.
Pol No 2-Corder OF Giroi AMI Basin streets Commits
ST uers John CrowsIey =. r. Walsh T. y, Neal Clerks
John Burke, W Porter.
Pol no Sooner Of Liberty and Poydrag streets Com
nissjonerB: Morris Sclly C. NJ Johnson W. h. Compton
Clerks. Chas. Crane, O, Beyin
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LOTTERIES.
II ENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBEE
LOTTERY.
HENRY WOOD co, MANAGERS
Capital Prize, 100000.
BNTUCKY STATE Terry
GLASS A,
To be drawn at Govington Kentucky,
ON TUESDAY, MAY 18TH, 1866.
Only 10000 Numbers-GO5 Prizes.
Only 10000 Numbers-Go5 Prizes.


APPROXIMATION PKINESi
9 approximation prizes of $1,000 each for the nine re-
dPa~"s sRe sloooo5 ps5s r. y w ls $4,000
9 approximation prizes Of 5000 each for the nine re-
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize .......,........ 800
9 approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
drawing the $4,000 prize Of. ~. ,o 1850
9 approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
manning units of the ten of the number
drawing the 600 Prize ,.......,....... 400
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nina
naming units of the ten Of the number
drawing the S. 900 prize observation-disclosures. 1850
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
naming units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the $3.50 prize ,............,. 1870
go approximation prizes OF 500 each tor the nine
dFa~in the sOoo prz ss are zen OF inc 2
ss5 prfzes amounting s8s2 500
Whole tickets s2l; Halves, sl2; Quarters ST. Eghhs,
So; Sixteenths. 81 Co.
Tickets sold and prizes eRBhed by
CHAS #. HOWARD Licensed Dealer
No. Exchange Alley, Canal street OF
Lock Box SOP Post Office. New OTeans
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of an order of the District Court of the parish of
St Landry, issued in the matter Of estate Of Michel W
Prudhomme deceased late ossad parish will offer for
sale at public auction the premises hereinafter de-
scribed on
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Poll No. lat the house of Hook Ladder Fire Company
on Jacks street. between Fulton aud Rousseau Com
missoners Flood, c. Clark Chas Meusmen Clerks:
Thomas Vim, Joseph Purcell.
Poll No PAT the engine house of Fire Company No 22 on
Tchoupouas street. Sorapsru Commissioners James
Jester William Dowty, Henry Wade Cleks Henry c. Sid
nov a r Pheps,
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AUCTION SALES TINS DAY.

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
LAnaB AND INrosTAHz SALE OF DRY GOODS.
Clothing, Furnishing Goods Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc
etc., at Auction,
by MONTGOMERY d BRO,
R NJ GoErGouERY, AuctioBesr
oncs-so Camp street
MONDAY, May 9Th, at tO.o'eroc1s a. NJ,
at saesroorn, 50 Camp street, will be sold
q bales Pacific, Atlantic and indian Head Donegtcy =
$50 pieces B!sached Domsstcs-s standard brands
1850 pieces sprsgue Dunnels and American Spring Prints
40 pieces Jacones a1d Linen Lawns
1000 dozen Hosiery.
Also
100 lots Clothing-well selected,
1900 dozen L B., Hickory. Calico and Check Shirts,
l25 cases Boots Shoes and Hats.
ns~ TERMs-At sale.
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OE HORSES, MULES
and Bugges at auction.
BY MONTGOMERY q BRo.
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer
Office 80 Camp street.
MONDAY, May 18th, L SEQ, at n o'clock, ut
A the Montgomery Taersas 23 and 25 GrsyieT street.
will be sold
Match Horses.
Fine Saddle and Harness Horses "-..
Fine work Mnles
Top and open Buggies, Harness. etc.
ES-TsRHs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes
DRY GOODS AND FURNISHING GOODS, ETC, ETC.
BY HOFFMAN 81 MARKS,
s. 5. ZELEIGxER, Auctioneer
Office, No. 80 Chartres street.