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TIE SUDDEN COLD.

RI rELzGRlPH TRIBUSE
HEAVY MASSES OF ICE IN THE HuDscN-REPoRTs
FROM VARIOUS PARTS.
HUDSON. Dec. 20.-But few hours since water
was drippiu from the roofs OF IN this vicinity and snow
was melting very fast by the roadside heavy gale now
flowing from the north and the mercury N inc tbeo
er has reached nero aA very fast OF the eject OF
tins sudden change 10 tie atmospAeie L4e I'po lon ~
points along Hudson since o'clock this afternoon and
they show that heavy gOsgcs are visible everywhere De-
tween here and Poughkccpsic .
Opposite this place the IL firmly closed ior inc season
fine Did bridge reachinl as fnr down 1v0L AZ CatsAh
thc rrybont has track open but tie weather Is so
intensely cold il viii be- impossible 70 keep open longer
tbau tonight although attempt viii De made 70 60 so ny
running ferry boat all night. Prom Cutsk 70 SAUCE zee
the river is co fields OF heavy new Ice IN
some places between these points where the huge cakes
have together the ice has piled up 10 or ~ ieet Lg
The mouth Saugcrrs Greek and the river 70 the norhNu
anal eastnl of Sauuertes Light louseis entirely blocked
aud further CATION the season thereHbouts Is SIMPLY
impossible -, =. -,
passengers the 20 day in small boats cuhhhgN u
Inc t large lee eorccs but after tonight eiroccupaton W
be- GONE Between Tyo and Rhnebeck the Fyer Is not lle
so I'm t there Is enough prevent any boat OF whatever
power from getting by H. On the west side OF the aver az yer
rntowu schooner he name OF which coua mol AcceIa4
lies frozen IN
shortly ater o'clock this afternoon the steamer james
Baldwin OF the New and ROudcut line steamed out o
Kingston Greek aud with great difficulty managed 10 leave
behind ard then crashed through the new
ice carefully Tin She found clear passage 10 the soGlwad OF
HYDE Park Below lhnebeck and from there 20 foughkeS
the heavy and in large fields and Is Increasing m tIcA
quantity hourly After tonight no boat VII y, ate 10
10 above loughkccpsie.
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WEATHER REPORTS.

BosToY. Dec. 2l-7 a. m.-Ciear and stu. Their.
nomccT zero % above.
CoNCoRp. y. 10 below zero
Iurlr.Ioy ,Np FRANCoNiA-ego below zero.
BANGOR Afl-Clcar, wind y, W. Thermometer l2o below
zero. 49,. ,----..
81 Jouy. " R-Wiud W Thermometer - below zero.
CALAIS MH-Wiud west clear Thermometer lO' ue'ow
zero. .--..i..,, .,fs
morning stood AZ q; NJ y O'Clock. at =.
OUEHEC-WiHd west clear. thermometer g. ItioN <'Iy "
%oryicu Y-ClcaI; Thermometer Joo below zero. Ten
inches of M, .h.o .,ro. q,
BrrFALo v YAt q. mr thermometer e above ]efoi al
noon. above ., $780,. .t--,r,,
- or,SyIiiE Kv-weather cloudy and mercury 81
AiIArWs-W Gather bad ,.,,.,.. -.
THoY " Y-At the thermometer was Io0 ue4o" 1'Io
HNIrNN-Wind northwest. Thermometer - below zero.
IoHrKfss acknowledgements 90 Fine snow iaIlAs
all Jav The pilot boats report heavy weather OUTSIDE
u,iI1uOlJ Ind icatiOns Of n storm tonight
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY TEE ATLANTIC CABLE TO DEC, 81
GREAT BRITAIN.


81 rELzaRAFH THE TRIEuEA
LONDON Dec. 21.-In the VicoChancellor's Court
tbe case of the United States agt. Priolean ERs
taken up Sir W. p Wood granted a motion TO dis
charge Pnolean's suretes from tbeiE gYQas TO the
amount of 100000 but the court Retained bis f6eog-
nirance The time for Tie Ur'icd States to answer
the questions fled VIII Toe cross snit was extended
to Feb 49, and if thoy DO not answer then the suit
brought BY 20 United States viii be discharged for
want ., prosecution.
The London Telegraph says it knows positively tina.
Stephens is still in foreign territory and that the
Government is fully aware Of his movements, so that
should he land in any part Of the British Isles, he
would have but little time for mischief
The Telegraph also says that the reports that scores
of eofins have been buried in Ireland filed with the
best brecch-loaders are wild, bat incapable Of
Immediate misproof
DUBLIN, Dec 2l.-Large seizures Of arms and am
muntion, sccrctcd for the use Of the Fenians, con-
Gnue to he made by the police in various quarters Of
ireland.
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COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL.
IIvrRPooL corToN MAREEr.


IIvERrooL Friday, Dee 2l-P YTbe Cotton Market dur
inE oweos very active and ces have steadily ad
vancod us they reached yesterday l4i for Mddlng Up
lands the highest figure Of the week. Transactions were
heavy and The sales Of the week amounted 70 0OO bales But
today the market IL less animated and quotations show de-
Siine Of ID Mddhg Upands selling at l4id PEI pound Tho
raIes Of the day amount TO 10 600 lGes.
IIvRRpooI Friday Evening Dec. 2lThe cotton mark t
closes tonight unchanged icm The quotations Mding
UPlaDds, l4ld
BRRADSTUFFs MARKET.
The breadtufs market las been dun and fat oil The week
aut prices are unchanged Com closed Of SIS 4s0 70.
Tie market Tor taDow is finer
From private sonr1ssl
LONDON MONEY MAEKET.
LONDON Dec 2-ConsOls open u 20 IIe at 4sl Illinois
Conlras ia.
LIVERPOOL COTTON BARKET.
LyEmooI, Dec. 2-Colton is steady at ls3GIiidi with
probable sales Of 70 900 bales
PROVISION MARKET
LONDON, Dec aI-BaooD is quoted q lower.
Lard Cd. lower
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
IoSpoy Dec Authenticated States live Twenty bonds
f ls2 ae quoted this morning 7sG72 Tie issue Of
70l
LONDON Dec 81 p m-CoBsos have been steadily improy
spg during tie week quood today 90 for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES,
also show an upward tendency and are quoted todny at The
following figures United States Five Twontes ~ Illinois
Central shares 70; Erie Railway shares 49,
IoVpox Dec 2l-Eyening-Corsols closed firm Ct 30 Tor
money.
American securities clcscl at following prices United
States Flye-Tweuiies 81. Illinois Central sLaIes 49, Ere
Railway shares "a.
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TENNESSEE.


NASHVILLE, Dec. .l-K. 5. Stanford, State Treasurer,
cofcruul whose conduct IN oiung the school fund To
hanks IN Memphis the Legislative Investigation was
made las resigned the resignation 10 take effect on the
lsf uf January.
For the first tmc in 10 years Ncwl OK exchange has
hCcn favor ~ Nashville bankers. ihey bay AZ cent
discount and sell 40 par
MAGNIFICENT and costly bouquet to-day expressed
10 Nm Lincoln 10 Springfield H. Christmas oief-
ln ia token Oh apprt cialiou OF herself and her noble
husbands memory the part OF the German citizens Of
Nashville.
special train leaves here tomorrow morning for ClGi-
,auooea to meet the Congressional excursion party en-
route To Ncw.Orlcaus, who viii pass through this city
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large not less than OOOO OOO and it is the opinion
of both Mr. Seward and Secretary McCulloch that
nearly all of il can be recovered. go
In the Supreme Court to-day the New-York City
cases. involving the right to tax the holders Of shares
in National Banks, was continued. Chas. QCOn0r
opened in behalf Ct the Commissioner, and VIM. NJ.
Evarts replied for the Banks as defendant in error in
an argument Of great legal research and ability,
occupying two hours IN delivery. lie dwelt
with elaborate earnestness on the point
that the Government had given its plZhted faith in
the Currency Act that the capital of National Banks
should remain untouched, and th1t as a result shares
representing the capital Of tie banks could not be
reached for purposes Of municipal or State taxation.
The case is still on. ..,~rf,, ..-..
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BRAzII

RIO JAKEIRo, Brazil. Nov. D. via LONDON Dec
pI.-Advices from the seat Of wal np 10 Nov. have
been received.
On the sJtb Of October the PaIaguayans, with 10
bs,talions Of infantry supported by cavalry and aTt
aery, during heavy ram and dense fog, assaulted
the same position which they lost on the 18th OF july
bat were repused, leaving 500 dead on the field As
The Brazans were well protected by their deienSes
their loss was comparatively small.
The United States gunboat Shamokin obtained
leave from the Brazilian Admiral, although given
under protest, to pass through the blockade, and
landed Mr. Washbum at Curupaity, after which she
Immediately returned.
Both sides agreed to an armisbce for this purpose.
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THR FENIAH EXCITEMENT - IMPORTANT ARRESTS
EXAMINATION OF STEPHEN }. MANY IN DUBLIN
JAMES STEPHENS.
DIom Dor Special CouefpOaesDt - 800
feeling Of mingled amusement and surprise has been
accustomed n this country by the aeso stephen Joseph
MeaDy, Saturday in London, and ms transmission to
this country in stTic, custody Feaian agent The
affair has quite ludcrous aspect Every one knew long
ago that both Of the Fena parties bad dispensed with the
services Of Mr.. Meauy and would 90 account place
my trust confidence in him; and surely, when he
Eaade his way Liverpool and London affecting no con-
ceament disguise bat staggering about the streets
might have been plain TO the most ordinary capacity that
he was on no Fenian mission. notion, however, ia
widely prevalent that Stephen over With the intent
Of getting himself arrested ard that he will make ga pt.7
thing" BY The transaction. .o'-'
Mr. Me5Dy brought before Tie magistrates AZ the
bead police Office IN TINS city Monday. snd after
brief examipation renamed until tomorrow. lie
eonpained that bis treatment had been Illegal aud II has
been ssy tho least Of h extraordinary The arrest
was made IN London on the information Of policeman
and then without having been brought before msgs-
ai0 In that country he conveyed across 70 Ireland
beFe the habeas corpus 10 ~ allowance and where the
lord Lieutenants warrant Is sufficient authority for his
detention IL prison Now, If THIS course Of proceeding
rsn be followed u Is plain that the habeas corpus act IN
England protects long that act ~ suspended
IN Ireland We shall probably hear more on this curious
question thus raised by the arrest and deportation Of MI
Biephen Joseph Meany.
yeserdly five arrests we're made in Dublin. One q
mem was u some importance % the fculaD organization
Al at90l y @JoeA " tlat Gey Tue IChee elieIeJ he
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IKANCE

PARIS, Dec. 2l.-As q manifestation Of the
cordial relations existing between France and the
United States, the farewell dinner Of Minister Bgeow
yesterday was q very successful affair.
Ar. Kellogg, in bis speech that occasion, declared
be was glad to say that the traditional friendship be-
tween the two nations had been restored.
y Some Of the press Of this city are very severe in
their comments upon the Message Of President John
SOD. t,s z 49,. u
* ARMY ORGANIZATION
1t is rumoTed that owing 70 the unIopuarty Oh the
recently proposed scheme for the Reorganization oil The
French army it viii either be withdIaWnor greatly
modified. ~
- TIE EVACUATION OF MEXICO
The Roniftag da Soir says all tho Steps have been
taken for the evacuation q 2S1lexco by the French
troops raGsse
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NORTH CAROLINA.

EXECUTION PoE HIGHWAY RoBBERY-A STAY LAW
WILMINGTON. Dec. 1I-Lcvis and Augustus Williams,
negroes convicted Of highway robbery some time SINCE
we're executed to-day White men would have been ansec
for the same oeusc under the laws Of this State The con-
demucd were escorted the gallows by company Of
United State, Regulars Both protested their innocence
10 the last Over 1000 persons witnessed the execution
about -oulths OF the asscmllage being negroes
There vas no disturbance
s the general impression that tho Legislature OF the
state viii something in the shape Of stay In" Tor
the eyf Of people but any measure LOOKING To rcpu-
diaton will be rejected by an overwhelming majority
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THE PLAINS.
INDIAN MURDERS AND DEPREDArroNs.

INDIAN MURDERS AND DEPREDATIoHs.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
LEAvESwoRTH Friday, Dee a. le6S.
Fourteen hundred and seven ounces of gold the last
shipment of gold from Denver
The ISaho Times says Indians have made raid be-
tween Boise City and Owyhee wagon train IN charge
of six eamsers was attacked and five of them killed, one
only making his escape.
The stock driven of after pnnderng the tasn ana
dom ali the mischief thew could The Steer CITY BID
lctin SAYS that the Indians had attacked another tTan,
killed and scalped Frank Mccoy teamster wounded SOW
cra robbed all the wagons, cut the ferry loose ana are
committing all sorts Of depredatons.
The Indian Commissioners sent by the Indian Depart
ment 10 confer with tribes in Kansas have appointed
grand council 10 be held in Kansas City There has been
no difficulty with any but the KcksPoos, who refuse 70
leave il d body.
FoRT LARAMIE, d. T Dec. elm the fight with
the sioux Indians near Fort Phil Kearney Dec Lieut. H.
bingham "a United States Cavalry, and Sergeant Bowers
18th Infantry killed and Sergeant Addge hHa O"E
MATES VI Tie lsth Infantry were wounded
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ARREST or COL. MONTGOMERY.
m rrryonlpm 20 rnr TFrruSE.

D
GALyEroS Dec 2l.-Capt. Craig, the Freodmen's
Eureau Agort Of Guadaloupc County, who was lmpns-
oucd by The civil authorities, released by The United
States cavalry who surrounded the PRISON and demanded
Ls release The Sheriff complied, and he now discharges
hi duties with the guard Of the i7th Infantry.
Capt. Richard formerly Of the I'm Illinois cavalry was
murdered on the 18Th by his plantation partner, DAVID
Randall, near Millean.
The CITY Council OF Galveston has passed resolution
inviting the Vice President and the Congressional delcse
ton 10 visit the city and partakc Of its hospitales'
1ittse of 40 of the pr uinent merchants aud
other DISTINGUISHED citizens changed with making the
nrnu rrmeuts.
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PRIVATE SOLDIER SHOT BY AN OFFICER

FoRTRFss MONROE. Dec 2l.-On the 1lth inst,
Lieut. Egbert Ocu Of the 2sih United states Inani! 4
esd ufynte King OF regiment IL miles rom YORK
town while driving Government team containing the Ienttn
ami and two friends The difficulty arose nom TIE party Insisting
upon King allowing negro to act a. uiNcI eAHe III N0-'
shooting King. through the bead ,,. - -, liz.
In consequence conflicting ruors the military authorizes
e,,r ra,esteJ Tho CIRCUMSTANCE % be Withheld until
Court Of INQUIRY could investigate IT, this being done the Court
engaged IN preparing airport Tor uahsns0h 10 "IalLk
ton but the decision far is kept secret
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FLORENCE, Dec. 2l.-It is said that the Pope is
satisfied with the tone of the speech made by the
King at the opening of the Italian Parliament
The National Committee Of Rome have issued
uroelamation advising the people to await calmly the
hour of certain triumph. The first conference for the
arrangement OF the relations between the Holy Bee
and the Kingdom Of Italy has been held
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BOSTON.


BosToN. Dec. 2l.-ln the Common Councla report
was rer m last evening 10 iayor Of te up jbt flats be-
tween what Is known iAe city proper South Boston ard
Castle Island The cost 81 this work which u j. suggested
Will add largely benefit Of the city and ia people 10 es
mated az St.OU0N ~, ---...
INC with reference 20 corruption b. IL matter
Of c clse o land clnclol pul fuses % % ps foot
wien was aftervard oaeFod s. % bas caused great
o. aItclsa NJ AlaA.ll i.e ll.I IntAtls
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PHILADELPHIA.

TRLECEAPH 70 fHH IhIItAa
PHnADRLPHIA. Dec 2i.-A large tbree-story bIlck
binding located the northwest corner OF IWth era AS
was olcuped w Robert Lcgct iron and steel merchant WHO
owned ne structure HIS loss viii reach about ~ roo IIy M
srsd M York audi Philadelphia companies TIE upper
were occupied ly j. D. LnLghh Photographer aud LeNis
Job rriutcr Tie former ose s4~o and u, ~''ei
4, w. wv 4lIi " ShlA IA eVisIyu ul lLseialee
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CANADA

OurrFc, Dec. GA subscription has been started in
this city To- the sufferers by the lac terrible ooc'y ca
plosion in England.
The amount given by the Canadian Government to tho
Quebec Relief Fund Is $4,000. Another msallment ~
L 900 Was received through the cable yesterday nom
London. making total OF 81, GOO from that oiIy
81 y. 4, Bvicau g!IIYcd here YESTERDAY
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MISSOURI
M MILITIA IY IACksOY CorNTY

80 MILITIA II JAChaOA CUINIl'
EAvstg CITY, Dee 2l--(ioy Fletcher, after personal
investigation ot affairs IN tins vicinity, has issued gem
cra order against the staiouine of militia III Jackson
County. This decision gives great satisiaction
ARREST or COL. MONTGOMERY.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 2l.-Wauants have been issued by ne
United States Commissioners u this cty os The arrest O
Col Montgomery commander OF tho Militia n Lafayette
County and other persons. The warrants were lsSuod
unrr t6o Civil Rights bill. They ere 10 have al ezrml
nation before the United States Commissioner
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THE DISTRICT SUFFRAGE BILL.
REJOICING IN NEW JERSEY.

REJOICING rs NBW-JEESEI
81 rELrGRLPH TRIBUNE
CAMDEN, ~ j., Dec. aI.--A meeting Of citizens was
held in Camden, n j. last night, TO rejoice over INC
iumbia The colorod people presented handsome silk
flag to the Hon. James NJ Scoyel Isaiah Z. ware, esq,
made the presentation Speech and was followed 10y tue
II ON. 4. d. Thatcher late Of Kansas.
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Tue SOUTHERN STATES.
ALABAMA.
BY rrtreRAPH 10 rHE rRIBuxn.

rrpcE BusrEEDs RECENT DRCIsIoE-CoTToS EST
MATES
BY TELEGRAPH
MOBILE Dec 2l.-No attempt has been made 10 take
advantage of Judge Buseeds recent decision TAI deDls
settled in Confederate money during the war, were not
valid or of binding force so il likely that any new
sus under tho ruling OF the decision will be entered
upon. ,..
The estimates for the cotton crop rather decreasing
here many Of the factors placing themselves below lUO
600 bales.
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NORTH RIVER YAvIGATIoN
gY TELroulrH 10 TnE rIIBukR.

TELEGuAIH
PouGHKFRPsiE, Dec. 2l.-The steamboat, Norwich
Thomas Cornell Ccres and Ruth passed here s oiieu9ln
f1r Iold0ut Tho Norwich Ald canal uoll DID Tow L'
river b. crowded with heavy anchor ie' lIt pass" "l w
above boats through 10 l0naod upon H9 an Wadh tAloII
Tins pealAg. y l4gasy augg aliA Dp'''s''- "i '""@'
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MARINE MTEILICENCE.

oUEENsrowx Friday Dec. 2l.Thc Royal Mail steamship
Scotia NewYork Dee T. arrived here today ana sub
sequently sailed for Liverpool
LiyEAroeL Friday Dec. @.-Ile steamship Queen which
,leR New York Dec T. has arrived
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PRUSSIA

BERflE, Pee. 2l.-Tho Prussian Bouze Of Deputies
has passGtd bill to incorporate schleswg'HolsteiI
With the Kingdom Of Prussia
- BERLIN. Dee. 2I-AIr. Wright, the United States
Minister, is recovering from ms recent illness
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THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.

81 TELHGRAPa IEHuSE
WASHINGTON Dee. 2l.-The receipts Of gold importa
tons for the week ending December l5 1900 are as io
lows MS eomnared with those VI me precedng Nteh.
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NEVADA.
FICTION INTELLIGENCE.

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
Official returns fIom the Nevada election give Baisdel'
for Governor O25 and Ashley for Congress, $50 ma
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OBITUARY..

DEATH OF BISHOP ELLIOTT OF GEORGIA.
~ TELEGRAPH
SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec 2l.-Stephen Elliott d. d., the
Bisho. Of Georgia, died this evening 1t 9 O'Clock.
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
IRELAND

IRELAND.
THE FEEIAS EXCITEMENT - IMPORTANT ARRESTS
EXAMINATION OF sTEPBES J. MANY IN DUBLIN
JAMES STEPHENS.
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NOTICE.
PLANTS FLoUR--NEW CROP.

UsF RECEIVED--30 barrels Plants Flour,
~ ground entirely from New Wheat-crop of
1866. IlulySll JOSHUA BEAL.
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Contracting Rates for tine Tri-Weekiy'
toEE SQUARE rs TEN LINES or LEss9
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TO wAGONERS-

A LII BIDS for hauling having been rejected
N am directed by the Board Of Control OF the
Louisiana Peritentiary to offer 50c. per hundred
for the hauling Of Machinery from Clinton to Be-.
ton Rouge The custodian at Clinton, Mr.. Lock.
wood will take receipts and every load be paid
for on delivery. The road will be placed In COM
plete order and kept in that condition. The wag-
ons and contents will be weighed before unload
ing and the hands at the Prison will assist In nm
loadtn Parties desiring to haul but single
load can do 30 and payment will invariably be
made on delivery Of the load.
D. @. MONTAN,
iy7 prss't Board Control In. Penitentiary.
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Having carefully examined this act of
incorporation and finding the same in ac
cordance with the general laws of this
State, hereby approve the same and sign
my name hereto, in presence of the wit
nesses whose names are signed to act of
incorporation, THE 25th day of July. 1865.
(Signed) ]. C. STAFFORD,
Dist. Atty. 9th Judicial Dist.
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COLLECTIONS OFFICE u b. INTERNAL REVENUE,
IN COLLECTION DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA, 2
Baton Rouge, July 26th, 1856
DURsUANT to the provisions Of an act Of Gen;
gress entitled San act TO provide Internal
Revenue to support the Government, TO pay in
terest on the public debt and for other pur-
poses,n approved June Both, 1854, and amended
oy the act Of March, 3D., 1856.
Notice Is hereby given to all persens liable to
nav duties or taxes uRder said acts, Ia this Colec
ton district, that have received The annual list
Of duties and taxes assessed by tho Assessor OF
said District, which have become due and payable.
The Taxes included in this list are upon iN-
COMES, PLATE, CARRIAGEs, YACHTS, BIZ.
LIZARD TABLES, PIANO-FORTEs, GOLD
WATCHES and LICENSES, which may not as yet
have been procured.
The undersigned will attend personally TO the
receipt of said duties and taxes, from the LIST 10
the 10th of August, 1866, daily, Sundays ex-
cepted), at his Office in Baton Rouge.
All persons who shall neglect TO pay 20 me, or
my Deputy, the duties and taxes assessed against
them, within the time specified. will become la
bic 10 the penalties prescribed by law
HENRY BAUSHER, JR.,
Collector U. q. Internal Revenue,
iuly26-tf I'd Collection Dist. of Louisiana.
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Improved Town Lots For Sale.

TINE UNDERSIGNED Offers for sale Three
l. Lots. Nos @, and in Square No. 49, Beau
regard Town together with handsome and COM
modious Dwelling and other fine improvements
on st. Charles street, and constituting one Of the
most convenient and comfortable residences in
Baton Rouge.
The above property is offered at private sale on
the most advantageous terma
iuly24-u L.. BONNECAZE
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF East BAToH RoUaE,


hecoTueTe Once'
! hereby certify the foregoing to be o
true copy Of the original Of record in this
office, in Book, v, Folio 81 and IS, Nota-
rial Acts.
Given under my hand and seal of office
at Baton Rouge, this 25th day Of July,
1866. JOHN MoGRATH, Recorder,