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Cholera in PhiIadeiphIa.


has been broken down by the ice which
formed on it. On both wires the ice is half
an inch thick.
Cholera in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August 23.-Nine cases of
cholera were reported by the Board of
Health yesterday, with only one fatal.
Circular by Gov. Curtin.
HARR1sBURG, Pa, August Ex-Governor
Curtin has issued circular invitation to
Representatives in Congress from Pennsyl-
yrnia, inviting such of them as can respond
to the call Of the Southern Loyalists for a
Convention in Philadelphia, TO be present
and participate in the deliberations. It is
his earnest desire to havo Pennsylvania
represented in that body, and it is expected
he will appoint Senatorial delegates.
Democratic Meeting.
BANGOR, Ne, August 23-The mass meet
ing of the Democrats and others of the east
ern and other counties in favor of the prin-
ciples of the Philadelphia Convention, which
assembled here to-day, was less numerously
attended than was anticipated, though
very respectable audience was present.
Hon. R. D Rice, of Augusta, presided.
F. W. Wood, who was advertised to speak,
did not appear. The principal speakers
were Judge Rice, Senator DOelittle, and
Judge Parsons, of Alabama. The following
resolutions were adopted:
ResolUed, That the paramount issue and
the issue that absorbs all others at the pres
ent time is the immediate admission Of all
the States to the exercise of all their rights
under the constitution, especially the right
of representation in Congress.
Resolved, That the action of the late ? 2hila-
delphia Convention, in its resolutions and
the address to the people, having in view
A. 2 =.
demands and should receive the united and
cordial support of all patriotic men, without
reference to past party associations and
views.
ResolueG, That in our coming election we
will vote for no man for Office who does not
openly and avowedly endorse and support
President Johnson's policy of restoration
and the resolutions and address of the Phila-
delphia Convention
The coalition have nominated G. NJ. Wes-
ton for Congress for this district.
1t is understood that the Bangor Postofice
is to be given to Gen. Miller, and the Col
lectorship of Internal Revenue to Gen. ].
n. Butler, of Hampden. The present in
cumbents are to be removed for their oppo-
sition to President Johnson's policy.
Postmaster Superseded.
BUFFALO, August 2s.-Hon. A. NJ. Clapp,
Republican Postmaster of this city, has
baen superseded by Joseph Candee.
Pharmaceutical Convention = Second
Day.
DETROIT, August 2S.-The Pharmaceutical
Convention met at . a. N. The following
officers for the ensuing year were elected:
President, Frederick Stearns, Detroit Vice
Presidents, Edward Parish, Philadelphia,
Z. Il. Sargent, Chicago, Jhhn NJ. Sheldon,
New York Ire lsurer, Charles A. Tufts,
Dover, n. H; Secretary, John M. March,
! Philadelphia Various Standing Commit
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, August -Noon.-Cotton is
firm. Estimated sales 1900 bales. Bread
stuffs fat.
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"Oberlin College is now entering upon its
second generation, third of a century
having elapsed since the foundation stone
was laid. During this period it has borne a
prominent part in the work of Christian ed
ucation in the West, and in addition has
contributed its share to the solution Of some
special problems, educational, social politi-
cal, ecclesiastical and theological. The
general work has always been made para
mount, and other interests have been admit
ted only as they seemed to grow out Of the
work, or to promise some help toward the
grand result. It is doubtful whether an
equal amount of educational work was ever
performed by any school in the country dur
ing the first generation of its existence. This
will not be regarded as boastful claim, for
no human foresight generated the forces by
which this result has been accomplished.
The first annual catalogue presented pre-
paratory or high school, with total atten
dance of one hundred young men and
women, and contained the expression of a
hope, on the part of the ssnguine founders,
that advanced classes would be formed and
furnished with instructors, as the progress
of the pupil should require, until all depart
ments, preparatory, collegiate and theologi-
cal, should be fully organized. Toall hu-
man wisdom this was an extrayagant ex
pectajion, but in one year or a little more
from that time, every department was in
full working order, with classes in every
stage of Advancement, even to the Senior
theological year. Thus during the years
past the work has gone on among US, pri-
marily a work of christian education, but
an education charged with energetic, sg-
gressive life, acting in many points upon
the interests of the outer world. As the
immediate numerical result, our catalogue
presents the names Of 241 who have taken
the Theological course, 499 who have grad
uated from college, and S92 who have com
pleted the Ladies' course of four years, in
all 1,l32 graduates; and some fifteen tE0E-
sand others who have enjoyed the advanta-
ges of the school for single year or more.
Of such results it is proper to make grateful
mention. The work has been arduous, car
ried on with limited means, and in the
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EANdEEEH
July s0th,
lauy a. fonoi

P. u. 7
1AIL-gtoaf
iFision. a11l
Chicago soc /
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'' Be thou but fair, mankind adore thee
Smile, and q werld is weak before thee.'
LEN0RD'S White Lilly Lotion restores the
bloom of YOUTH lsaving the skin soft, clear and
beautiful-never known to fail. It is no paint or
whitewash, bnt an extraas from the White Pond
Lilly. Price only 70 cents.
BENTON, MYERS 3 UANFIELD,
augls:R1s-eod Agents.
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do suppose no plant that grows, or flower
that blows, 50 charms the nose as EGYPTIAN
OALLA--a most delicious perfume, manufactured
by TALLEAE & COLLINS. Sold by druggists
everywhere, and st wholesale by
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS OANFIELD,
auR2O:3A WhOIes ale Agents,
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EshIeman's Patent Neck Tie Helder.
This convenient article, for the gsntleman's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale by US. It
is a simple lsbor-saving oOntrivance by which
several different ties eau be made. Gentlemen are
invited to call and examine.
MACKENZIE PARSONS,
i1neu:R13 IA Monument Square.
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Horses for SsIe.-A good pair of young
horses for sale. Inquire st ss Merwin-st. s23-S42
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LATEST NEWS
BIZ THE WESTERN UNION LINE.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
NEWS BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
PEACE AT LAST.
The Treaty Signed Between
Prussia and Austria.
To be Ratified In Eight Days.
ALSO BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND
BAVARIA.
Prussia to EVacIate Bohemia
Within Two Weeks.
Bank of England Reduced
Rate of Discount.
A Cold Spell of Weather.
Ice Half an Inch Thick in New
Hampshire.
REMOVAL OF BUFFALO POST
MASTER.
Secretary McGullOch's Letter to
FinanCierS Of Boston.
Ch OIera Running Riot I'm st.
Louis.
Two Hundred and Sixty Burials a
Day.
One Hundred and Ten Reported
TO be Cholera Deaths.
A List of Orators for the Sol
dters' Convention
To be Held in Cleveland, Sept. 18th.
Rousseau, Campbell, Meredith,
Steedman, sc.
Henry Ward Beecher Named as
Chaplain.
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1t win do it-WOIeett's Instant Pain
AnnIhiIatOr will do it Do what7 Stop
Nervous Toothsche, Nervous Headache and
Neuralgia in three minutes, and cures Cstarrh in
twelve weeks
BENTON, MYERS Il OAEFIELD,
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
augls Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, o.
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steel stamps and Stencil Brands,
ofevery description and style, manufactured at
1875 Ontario, Hurlbut's Block, Rear Buildings.
mays:B15 A. N. PIPER.
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The Atmosphere of Love is pure,
sweet breath. This desiderstum is one of the re-
suits of using soZoDoNT, which not only inYig-
orates and preserves the Teeth, but renders the
Mouth as fragrant a rose. sug2i
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G. Z. HILL, MD,

The Raees.-Pooiis will be sold at the Ken
nard House this evening. sug21-4t
NOfice-Tickets for the Great Horse Fair can
be had at the Offices of the Kennard, Weddell,
American, City, Russell and New England Hotels.
To avoid the great rush at the gates purchase
your tickets bzforo you start. aug21 342 I
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Fancy Cabinet and Wooden Toilet
Articles, Of the most tasty style, manufactured
at 1876 Ontario street, Hurlbut's Block, Rear
Buildings. A n. PIPER,
mays:RI5 Mechanical Jobber.
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The Raees.-POOls will be sold at the Ken
nard House this evening. sug2l-4t
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'HAIL-stop.
livisian and
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The Herald Re,naineth silent.

The Herald has said nothing denuncia-
tory Of the wholesale removals of Union
office-holders and the substitution of
JOhnsOn-copper stripe of politicians.
The Herald is much troubled about the
LEADER being controlled by joint stock
company, and has good deal to say about
it. Perhaps we may have occasion to give
the Herald establishment ventilation,
and show how the senior partner, owning
only one-third interest, reigns supreme
and keeps the other two partners under his
thumb-yea, under his foot.
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MonrosTfusl
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Ego.

Some one statistically inclined sends
the following to the Washington Chroni-
Gle:
The President, in his speech to the COM
mittee from the Philadelphia Convention
on Saturday last, ssys: II am as much op-
posed to egotism as any one. In this same
speech he exemplifles the charming mod
esty which is so Characteristic of our worthy
President by very infrequent references
to himself In proof of this give the
number of times the following words oc-
cur in his speech:
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General News.

August Weather in New Hampshire.
MT. WASHINGTON, N. H., August 23.-The
Thermometer this morning stood at 7s.
Weather clear. One of the telegraph wires
has been broken down by the ice which
formed on it. On both wires the ice is half
an inch thick.
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Special CautiOn.-MRs. wINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP has become SO popular that
various parties have put out articles calling them
Mrs. winslow's. Please take notice that the Mrs.
winslow OF the Soothing Syrup is not connected
h.any other article. iune2:sA
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OPENING WORDS.

"The trust which you commit to me, Faith
ers and Brethren, is one of grsvest respon-
sibiIity, and if we're obliged to feel that it
must fall on me alone or chiefly, could
not accept the responsibility. The fathers
under whose fostering care the work has
been carried on these thirty years and
more, are still spared to US. The habit of
looking up to them for counsel and encour-
agement, INDUCED through many years of
connection with the college as pupil and
teacher, must cling to me still; and while
they live and labor here, it will be relief
to know that the burden rests first on them.
Under such genial shade it hss been my
pleasure and Joy thus far to live and work.
God grant me the privilege for many years
to come.'
After this graceful exordium, the Pres
ident spoke in terms of fitting praise of
his associates of the faculty, Of the mass of
students and OF the community which en-
bosoms the college, whose excellencies, he
said, rendered his task lighter.
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SIOan's Horse ointment.-This justly
celebrated Ointment has gained for itself reputs-
tion which no other Ointment or salve has ever
acquired in this country. 1t is well known and
used By almost every Livery Stable Keeper, Stage
Company and Teamster, East and West, North
and South. 1t stands unequslled for the rapid
cure Of Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, sprainS,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbone, WindgAlls,
Strains, Lameness, FOundersd Feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches, &C., &c.
This Ointment ia put up in strong Glass Bottles,
and sold for so Cents per Bottle.
WALKER & TAYLOR, Proprietors.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
STRONG ARMSTRONG,
apl4: Rl9 Wholesale Agents.
Butter.-Fresh tubs received daily at so Mer-
win street.
angl0t34o J. G, SIMMONS l. co.
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Mia

That's not much; only lOs allusions 10
himself II fifteen minutes speech.
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The Inauguration Exercises toek place
this afternoon in the church. The plat
form was crowded with the trustees and
faculty of the college, and the body of the
ehnrch was filed to overhowing with the
throng of listeners. Hon. F. D. Parish,
of Sandusky, venerable member of the
Board of Trustees, presided, "Fsther
Keep" as everybody who knows him calls
this reverend and beloved man, now
eighty-four years old, the senior mem
Der of the Board of Trustees, and one
of the earliest friends and founders of
Oberlin, made the Introductory address,
presenting the President elect with the
charter and laws of the college, and i'm
pressively charging him and his collea-
CUES concerning the duties which they
were TO assume and maintain The In
sugural Prayer was delivered by Rev. J.
A Fhome of Cleveland. The Inaugural
Address was then read by the President.
We present below some extracts from
this remarkably interesting and appro-
pirate address, regretting that our space
does not permit US to give the whole:
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THE GRAND CONCERT.

In the evening came off the grand con-
cert. Of this we must say our say at an
other time. LANCELoT.
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PHnADELPH1A, August 23.-Nine cases of
cholera were reported by the Board of
Health yesterday, with only one fatal.
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Rousseau, Campbell, Meredith,
steedman, SC.
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Henry Ward Beecher Named as
Chaplain.
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lonr@yiIIe.
Sin Toledo i
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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
Thibodaux, La, February II 1866.
LAroURcnE THE rowN or Tn1BoDAUx.

from the Bayou hak,urche. containing
Aboat one hundred ind twenty drpents,
being the lots 3 and of Section lIO
Township IA. 5, Range 10 East.
6. Another tract II latd adiacefit to
f'le lhhas Just described, continuing about
forty acres, being lots No. A Of Section
lfO, Township IA, South Range l6 East.
2. Another tract of land containing
forty acres, being the western part Of
lots 2 and 6 of Section ITO, Township IA.
South Range is East; together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon
and appertenances thereof; the sugar
house, engine, machinery, mills. negro
cabins. stables, barns, etc, etc. Is mules,
/ horse. pair of oxen, and all tue agri-
cultural implements thereon. 81
Terms Of sale--CASH.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the
principal interest and costs Of above suit.
N. BOURG, Sheriff.
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sUCCESSI0N or MTGCEL AL0lyzO. Sr, aad
s.s.s AUGUSTINE BUlz.

!
SUCCESSION or MfGCEL AL0lyzO. sr., asd
- =, j zoS :! os1ISE BuIz.
&TATE OF LOIISIANA-4tl. Judicial
District Court. Parish ef Assumption.
BY virtue Of an order ot sale. emnnat;pr
frem the above entitled court. n tl,e s,,c,
ccssion nbove named. VIII sell at public
suction, on GA7'URDA z, March 10Th.
1866, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, at the Court
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17

SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH GANELK alias
+ TIE aes@sasf CAMEL
CTATE OF LOUISIANA--Third Dist
kJrict Court, Parish of Lafourche.
Inpursuance Of an order of sale emanating
from the 3D. District Court, Parish of La
fonrchc, in the succession above named, to me
directed. will sell at public auction, on
Thursday, the 1st day Of March, 1866, ut 10
o'clock !. NJ, on the premises situated in the
town Of Ilibodaux, Parish Of Lafourche, the
property below described, toy wit:
Two certain half lots of ground, situated
in the town Of Tllibodaux. being the southern
halves OF .lots lao and lob, on the plan of
said town bounded in front-or wcst-by
lower Canal street, south by Clinton street,
east by President street, and north by other
halves Of said lots lao and l0s. Together
with all the, buildings and improvements
thereon.
TERMS OF SALE Cash at the moment
Of adjudication.
n. B0uRG, Sheriff.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
Etiemc Villayosa
III -.fsff vs.. ~ No. I7617.
II. L. Ledet s. Bros.
&TA1'E OF LOUIsIANA-Sixth Judi
N1cial District Court, of New Orleans.

"a al II OT lLOb blSlfi-N h-iolAtH UuQl-
cial District Court, Of New Orleans.
TAKE NOTICE-Tha acting under a
writ of seiznre and sale, elnanating from
the above entitled Court and i'm the above
entitled and numlanIed case, have seized
and will offer for ssale, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, at the Court Hause.
in the town Of Thihodaux, on Saturday,
March the 3d. 1866, at II o'clock 4. NJ,
the property below described, to-wit:
A certain sugar plantation, situated in
the. Parish of Lafonrche, at about mile
above the town of Thibodaux, continuing
about seven hundred superficial arpents !;
bounded above mostly by the plantation
of james. Billiu, and below by lands
formerly owned by G. NJ. ellis s. Co.,
and now belonging to said Ii. L. Ledet
g. Bros; which plantation. rs above des
cribed, is. composed of the following
tracts, to-wit !:
L. Attract of land of one arpcnt front
on the bayou by forty deep-adjacent
lands Of James Billiu. .t5s
2. Another tract of land adjacent to
and below the one first described, meas
uring six arpents, more or less, front, By
sixty deep. o y ~4sJi. al a 81,
3. Another tract adjacent tile one just
described. measuring oi1e5arpent and a.
half, more or less. front, by forty arpents
deep. .7ffsfss f1 s Ss,.s
a. Another tract of land in file rear
Of lands of James Billiu. ut fifty-iiue
arpents, more or less, from tlle Bayou
Lafonrche, measuring four arpents and
a-half. more or less, front, by twenty lone
hrpents deep. 4
5. Another tract Of land, in the rear
of the last described, at eighty urpents
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
SUCCESSION OF .AcHiILE A. FOREST.
STATE OF lOUISIANA-Third Judi
Jcial District Court, I'arisl, of L;,fourchc

=
e1cial District Court, Parish of Lufourche.
BY virtue Of an order of sale cmanating
from the above entitled Court, in the mat
ter of the above named Succession bearing
date If December 9th, 1865. | will sell
Mt public auction on WEDNESDAY,, the
lst. day of FEBRUARY 1866, at the late
residence Of the dcceased. about twelve
miles below the town of rhibodaux, ut L
o'clock, A. N. the following described pro-
pcrty. viz: J7e
4 A CERTAIN. TRACT OF LAND. 81
tuated in the. parish "f I.nfourche, about
twelve miles below the town of 'Fhibodaux.
right bunk, measuring one arpent and a
half font by furry in ,lrpth. bounded q
hove by lu,,ds Of jean blanchard, and be-
low BY other lands of said succession adj
Indicated to the Widow A. A. Fnrest, to.
grtI,er with all the buildings and improve
mrnts fllerenh. ga 9 4s ~ tes
! A LOT af Agricultural fmphments,
Carpenters Tools. Horses, Oxen, &C., a
full list Of which will he made known on
the day nf sale. I'D .4s ss-a 4ss ga
TERMS Of SALE: " ast
The movable property payable in March
tcuo, hIH tue iahu pdyitntc III tiee equal
instruments maturing respectively. one in
each and all tile months of March of the
years 1867, 1863, and 1869. s3#
Purchasers to furnish tlfeir notes with
approved security, payable to the order of
Julie Tourelle, futrix, and to bear eight
per cent per annum interest after maturi-
ty until paid mud the land 10 remain spe
Gully n,or,gaged and sbypothicated with
vendors privilege until final payment.
dec 80 s#ss - s%i5 NJ. BouRG,
'4t Sheriff and Auctloneer.
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